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, 1864-01-01
ANEW SAFE CHALLENGE.
Tribune Co.'s and Post Co.'s Safes to
be Tested

CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1863.
Mr.. F. ". Pratt: ..-..
sm; In your letter published the soth, among
the many efforts to beg away from the question.
you nllude to the relative circulation of tae rst
You have fcrnishea within q few weeks to tho
Tsv c. of y9n1 Dase Ae5s1n 1e'ss oss
eaiseao 1nft e.. one i LIiiie's chilled ,Ion @ saiss
for shsngsG yoa so
nv challeuga to ron Of the 24lh inst and upon thp
same forfeiture, namely: oo9, onohalf to be de-
PSSS It'd h sash pafa ppaa s sa
to nae until we can supply them with others In
n1ace Of those to be taken ios the test.
Yours. respectfully r, wuxz
Agent for Lillle's SAFES and Locks,
IS Dearborn etreet.
Elfy Dollars Bonus to Accept tho
Challenge.
CH1cAoo, Dec. 81. 1868,
Mr. F. ". Daft:
SIN: Your communication in this mornings
tton OF teetinE safts As yo1 seem bencyoltu:1y
inclined, WIli Offer you afty dollar! to accept my
ss d4s t. test s1s ss ySS1 ne % aah n:
ne.ocnt Institution = yon nay choose; f,+,.
nations" " taken from what address yon. VIII
Be accountable for my words, rot yous iatesances.
Q, guessing out ffon M s'intimations;' the sais
mean yoa to furnish for test is the one ron call
circulars dated prior TO Nj. Lilies commencing
business. mean the citcnls1s were dated 1ss, ss5
and Mr. L. commenced the care bneincss IN 1851
Is not this plain enough for your -
deent iaS liies sates 5sDea!bosn Street
x-yr.p,a p.nrv.-Fr'dar evening Jau:,ar1
, 1864-01-01

A ebort retrospect Of the business done in Chi:
rafn i1ufinc he mast year, in all departments OF
ths sds ;,;a e Re 1oss s shs
tne ma 10 co1amercit property. sIfuated 1t the
hesd OF The great artery Of lake and river navlga.
hon of the American continent, sho Is quickly Yos
surely exteIdiug hes hands and now naa Wiiaia
her grasp tho untold and hidden Ueasufes' ss3'ee'-
, 1864-01-01

Disposed of as follows:
Sent to the State Prison, 110: sent to the Bride
well, 50: sent jail, 81; sent to poor house, 70:
cent to Reform School, J.; discharged BY the Grand
juyr. g.; discharged In court on trial, 46: dss-
charecd On bail, 20: discharged writ Of habeas
cutpuE, G; discharged by pardon Of Governor, Is;
discharged By marriage, =: tsfcn for further e1-
committed euicide, q; died, 2: remaining In jail
Gi.
There wero also committed during the year by
the Provost Marshal 5sS desettera, and returned
subject to Lis order
, 1864-01-01


The salaries Of the FolIce remain at the same
rotnt as two ycars ago: their numbers have been
lately decreased, The full annual report Of the
Superintendent Of Police will be published In 8
few days.
Of bus,pees connected with the Recorders Court.
The one to which those held to hail or committed
fo1 erix,inal offences In the Police Court have TO
answer:
Tic Court has been In sessfon-days- ..........190
Grand Jury In sessIon-days. 81
peiit Jury In seasjon-days ays,...,,.,.........10
Number Of hdictments returned. ..--...- $50
Conyict4Cns by rlea and trial go
NcIles prneenuf entered ed.....,,.,....,,t7 Il
Jndictmen1s siill on Docket 52
Chancery Cases tDivorccs) commenced. 65
Chancerr cases disposed of. q
C0mIno1s Law Snlte comm meuced ,...... 81
Common Law Suits disposed Of of..-.----..-.-.. ~
The following report Of prisoners confined in the
Cook county jail during the year has been obltg-
ingly furnished Us By G. Fisher, Deputy Sheriff.
Whole number received. d.-.-......--...-..-.6s5
ChBr,rd with:
, 1864-01-01

ew Diseases OF the Nervous Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Syatens-new and reliable treatm en-
In reports Of ihe Howard dAssoc1atton-sent By mall
in sealed letter envelopes ftee OF charge. Address
Dr.. j. SSilIin Hou9hton, Howard Association, No
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
noaQ. r6SS577,
, 1864-01-01

The business upon the several railroad lines
centctiug in Chicago has probably never increased
mora rapidly than during the past year: that upon
some Of the lines being from one-quarsar to ont
, 1864-01-01

IHcREAsE or SA1.ARHs.-We understand
that tic managers of the Rock 1eland Railroad
announced yesterday morning that salaries Of the
Engineers On that road will be raised from SO to
So per month-to take effect from to-day. The
Engineers on other roads have patitioned Tor
ei.niIar advance, and 1t Is rumorcd that Oh one
road the EnpInecra hare atruCk.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
g4ie oiele Erup9en bat tas DolF II
ben lette1t ael)t Motet ten Aeftellt? =

gDie Diele Gtlip3en bat ta8 Uolf IN
ben lette1t ad,t Wone ten 9efseat ? -.
Mus- -een 4Gonereb 9ttbaneluHasn uem
II. ;'unt b, s. entuebmen mir fo!0snets: {:
Ssna!ar Wil(on iprad
vDsr Senator Don California repst Don
|ren Eampfbaftsn anfrsnpunaen, wsI&s
BON Ten Ncminif iftratortn tsr Neatnuua In
|ren Iss.sn Wonaien asma6t worpsn Gne,
am Qeule 3u bsfpmmsn + Dtib Der Senas
tor, eob'r fsit bem II, Drtobet ctnr
Ginrsd nun9 per SGmdrstn atsr.50O 900
Wann aufastradt. ,ober -pifrtr ein9rstbt
|babsn; ea6 tptr .tnnerkaIb efs ,leBfn 9ab;
rse700. 600 .Maun ln's ,B.Ip ftllItn ! pab
1pif Ani1rsnBlnBsn 8fma&t babsn wie ps'
Niae Nationen ieuals m uadtsu. unb pent,
AZ Naticnsn :jsmals maben >t5antn; .baB
lptr 125 YiQ. Dol. fd, Bounltss aue9e,
setfn !; bab nil eonftrit!rt une pfIoefn =
,iurs. ctf .9ause Madi unD b.n aansep
gin aub Der ReeifrunR aufoetoten bobsn.
|uniere Stret1madt bu. psrftd,fsn,? Sdi
@sn. Grant ltintn Wut( id ae9fn he. Ne,
|teaenbaup!itaot anastrsten, batsn tptr Inn
|48, 900. Wann, ,ger0drfuup.p 3uesben lal.
lien. Wsnu mir beute Gen. Grant NOD
| SO, 600 tts 100, 900 Wann 1uftnben fanu.
len. tparre rit Rsbtui5u ~ go Eaash:-I "
Fnfeesre.rorfen (sin> eaes o. f& nimm4tr
ss'ti;dt II q ela'isn set,a sis q 81 ..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30

elmer otethtlit 1e,fdtrisn atmss atsubal.
ten. Nupol.on @batT tspttlsn, rnb bts
Bsint fsinsr .Snfauterts better parea, aIs
RE beRen 9uralsllsn. Ynb tab BflaaetuH
asn blob G(slstraffn flr mtliidrt(6s
S~aIer 1ut, uualad|ider Detle g!aptt
BeRpoint msbr an r.n Spalet. aIs an
f9nsQe B.ws0unasn ter .Nnn,sf. - -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
Gorpus psrlsbt but BEN 0sftB asre&t &C.
nOrp.n rpdre. 7Desatifa!l wureen tbrt an

Qorpus psrlsbt bat BEN @s(tB asre&t &C.
pOrb.n rpdrt. 7DesatfaIl wureen tbre an
eerorespHt6en Mabnsbmunesn 3u 9nnes
lunstn rlffdtsloier WiQtdr, unp ,pfr
baben letper Bsweile Senu8 eafdr, (pi.
srtnnern. blus an tie Snbafiruna re Ns,
pafeurs be5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tab
ne Npmtntit itraiton pte{e Diatlr etgen Il.
paderfen unionsIeute, bios neil fe tbr
unb tbren S&dBltneen mtbs
ltebts paren, sebrau@t bat.
SoIde Btuf0r atbanebabt Don sfner
ebrasiuesn, un(trupu|5lsn uno unfdbt9sn
Neminintatiou II eleid elmer tbttlt&sn
BaFe in Der 6anp fines Rinpss. oesr et<
mes Bl5rdnniasn. Sis mub (ol&en 6dn'
reyl en.uommsn wsrrsu. 90 miro notb
psnct8 isin, spfe @rteutius an oas @siss
su tinesn, san,it Es fstrsn S@aesn an,
ridte. yit elmer. Ncmintfiration. hit f1h
ionf curd patriu'iamus, GdbiBfstt, Gner>
gle uno 5uft auaI Isitnete, m6dts man in
lol1sa 1ausn rur6 eie Singer iebsn TIN
men, ab oud muir NIT elmer iolden,
So Bat dd I'm eaufe rer 3ett abst dber<.
al Qsastat rae Ntwsidunasn Dtn ben
contttutioneaen Bentmn,unsen DefdbrIi&
fac, unp Bag bs(oupers In elmer @Ufs,:
lpte yer jeb'aen, BE ronRttutt2neuen .GrN' ::
bstten ess Dolfes am msifsn Der @sfabr
ousAf(eBt fnp. &c wttp zpaber gaidt
oes, @olfes, fe au fbubren. Dieb fann
aeet tn vorliessnpsn Sal obne a'te Bes1
s1nirdtti;auna unleru nattoralen sln8ele'
lsnhsiten 9e'hsbsn, IA rie @yscutiue mil
csr Wobf bsfIstcst 1T, Rriseseht 3u srs
fldrfn, NO 70 Notb ttut:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
Meoe* unb YieBI1ei4eit, $a6eas Corpus,

Ncoe@ unb> >Y'cbfrei9eit, @abeas Corpus,
Wuberoroen!lids 3siten >unp Gtsipni6s
m5esn maudmal auberorceuIlibe Wass
nsbmuneen udtisrtiaeu, ODER entlbulrt'
gen, t5nuen. absr ME oas Au6erorosnt!ide
,ur letenren &eoeL MAIDEN. Sn cu iss
Btesn @riis mag in ethem hioppersn Bal.
,le>etn 1erfabten, ras f@ prtncipieu': unr
tccn ftiuiionsu nidt rehtferifBsn Idbt; als
stpedmdBta erlGe!nen uno ale io!@ss Bill
Flieuue,Rnesn; ~sebbalb ,dnb .wtr aber nod
ptit pappn entisrnt; ouf' Contribution uno
prtneip Dersibt iu lsiRen, unp nod reiisr
papon sntfernt Der Ncmini fratton oas
Ne9.t sinsurd,ln1sn. eiezcontituttonsuen
Nebte oes goltes 3u mi6ahten:}, ~, u
-5bon in pte(tn tpenfgsn @orttn fuee,
per paraarapb! rer @leoslano ptatfotm,
osr oas NsHt3bsr frsisn Ners. uno prsfs
unb rie unpsrlsbliafeit .ces 6absas. Gurs
PUG tn 99ub nimmt, Fetne uoqe :Re&t,
cfeHiaung. Nber CUR pttteren Bae ednpi.
eune nod folesnts, Bsmertungen. 54s .
' '"Gs CAB tius 3eft, no csrsrabere 9beA
bsf rarifaltn Vref5e ,einieIna GtuBtiHea In
ott1t Nf4tt nthtEuur bulcete;' fopoern 70,
our p,nbdsiete, uno aud tptr baben s.B.
Die befai,nte 5.b.e Burnf1pss 9sss.n: DE
hGbicaev Eimssa II, 96ub3 'ge1ommen. -
a.saee,t, bat.n MIR aualsi@ NIT rsr atrts
Ben a.nitelsn Yre6e ssftsts' pert d nm t,
| pop fohse aubsrorosntli&e Mabnebmun'
9sn eur@ sie.rune timer na@fOleen'
btn. latrt@tltts.a llntsrluauna lino' oss
Ytp1sf1se itsts 5uietn " wiaiarH den
. nbilutt etn8nsrpfu. 9nfclae per.
pstasrtsn ssrt6,li6en tssbbrs ii pifs Sn.
|taftfrune Wabontp's unp Nne,,.r tin Die
Maiefdt.bes:. .gplffs; nerIsSe Seases 8erbre<
| fhep 8sworbfn, anhstn Tan .Gau., w.nn
Mabanfp eehbli& oieEnbtsfi irafeperpienI
bdtte. SO .iftHunG abrral tein Eau Sc.
tannt, bas ,ets apminif frAtiou,1 20 pft III
aud eas 8s&t esr prsfIs unp ees 5absae
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
!, Sic $SOOGlaufel,

/ Wte tptr neultU ,perl0letfn. DaI ce
Senat NIT Spar nur flsiner Wuiotitdt
r'as Nsprdfsntanlsnbaus absr mil 100 9e
aen so Snmmsn sfb far Beibebalmnl
Der 5000 @lauisl e1tldrt. Gomtt N aQ
MusN9 geidmunbsn, bab bisle lfanealsui
prtuilsetruna ess @.lriadS aufbofe. @sl
5000 bat wtre ntbt III BEN 8riea aebsn
Wer 0e ni@t bat. nit BE msifen Ceut'
Sden unp Srldnper unb @rbsttu I'm NQ'
aemtilHn. MIRO IN cen Soloattnrud par
force esasdt unr als De(erttur btftrGf1
wsrpsn. tpsnn ct fid wsfesrt: Dk Arm.n
lolIsn flir be Rst6sn unp Dsrm5psnpsn
lid ter,f@laasn la0sn unb ma6en mod
cen(.lbsn. rsm0tbiaft panfen, wenn 4. nur
ibrcn Gamili.n miIrt Nlmolen ~ Ibtil
ps,oep Ia'len. Wh wtscertolsn. pds
mir; frdber aefaat bat.n. BE $500 Glaulsl
If .tne rincr freten y ation NJ
10 dypt9s. ~ md6rsosl. Wf nimmte
I'M @onaue fir Bsibebattuna jenet Claus
fl? :*Stspn6ttfansr m,rD wofratsn. Gs
nor ali> fsiu Yar'siootum. @abrf&eine
LID 0immt,n auc fir ptsislts, tie felbft
|orsr psreu .Gamilien crn Der Con nlcripiior
telrcR,u rpsrren f5,nlfn. Das III amss
ritap,(tsr patrionsmue, :tao rer pdtrios
|tiemus isnsr Nri1rtra,t. rpelts eurb cen
artes uon Gage 5u Gage md9ttgsr, prI
|rei6sr wtrp, s*
Aber pa.a.f&t bab,n MIR mrbr @slr,
oIe T:uppen n1,bta, oteQetdt lief F& Der
@onarse burd pttfe Nhddt ltitsn. 5.rr
Wil(oa pom WiIitdreommiitee 6tmntls
I'M 5au(e> uno pifb IS I'm Gtn,slnsn nod
rab oos Qaup fett 8 Monoten 700. 600
W nm neu.v Truppen 1efeaf babe >une
cerv vNlbonp Sattssman" >bos leitente Or
aan Der RsputIifansr res Shafts Nsw
2)orf> eisbt BE 3utl uuisrer effsettp.n
'Armse am 1. Wai ,. s. an7mebr q 10
einer Mtllion, on., .3Dar finc ieit
Der 3ett unfsre Mrmssn .uut stpa 10000
Wonn in SNsn uno In e5uotn 'pnimtrt
iuoro.1. tDa9epen III eteir @nIuif we'
niefsns numtrlfd purd neue Nsffuttru->
asn @oniertplion unb pur6 rie 5unrstts
Iuaeiruppen msbr, ole erfsbt morrsn, 10
rob h& btr Gffeeltpbtaano un(uer Nrmes
ierenfaus ntdt uerrtnesrt bat. esltft Gee
Nuefa btr 0stuanen, bren Dtsnassit
fd tbrem Gnbe nabt. pdrpe milbin nod
ben 3sirutirunpen ces !sBtsn Ssbrts rsn
.isbiAn &ftettpbeRonp rer Armss ntdt 70
iebr urutiyen f5nnft tob mali.nbafts
Nusbetun9en al8 nbtbia ,r'dsinsn iotlien.
=. Der uStuiesman~ eiett tsn Gfsettu*
bsRanb Der adnssn Nettlenarm.e ~ b6&'
fsns 280 900 Monn an. "a etsfe Nm
9ate- -rta4te, 'pte faun' bu btsnt|frtn, fu
;mlbie unftre Wrn1tt, rpfnn unfere @sfs
pointer feline GleI jn6. tinrsi&sno f.in,
um Der RtbsQion t.n @oraus ~ MAIDEN.
SoIae Nddd&tsn .mB9en sur Mtlre'
run9 cs9 @srcamtnunseuttbtt!s eitnen,
pas man d6u ben gongi7b aueiprtbt.
Nt&ts befo ptntatr tfrtbsn un(ere ubtatn.
9emerfunpsn pabr, unr stenio wabr bleibt
IS, rub rtsfsr xtise ME su sinsm Gnbe.ae.
bru@t .tpiro. 10 lanae man nt&t cie S6tne
Der Qriflofralie plst& eem Nttei'n IN Ten
8ofenrcd ftsdt. - "
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30

Iat$3O0 glaafel ,E5n Gbftaao Bldii.tn
.fiuren ptr cine Na&riat,tie3nt&t bitrbsr
tsiee.apbirt wotbsa:iR udmli& pab ~
iDeT.i '6taatsna etna, NH 24a8sesni 2
Gtimmsn f4 ain 2s. far aAufbttass tesr
$500 Glau(sl tHtf@fspsu BABE, =. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
" T. o { e = y
beut@6e BQGere1
ppu Nnferfpn s. Geu,me..

--0-
'@rcttrten tratr ~auu1t.at gu mS3ttttt ttatg'
pr.tta:
@etrodne.e rsutfte. 8;rasn uno EiE(Aen,
Jtcuseln, RaTe, etrtp'ces. eat'oi
Bud meise n u, ga3msilsuz ane
!9aes-&sttte. Scrlsrap5:r
tboadnptibs 5a.tuse. 5eroiaea, 3imtur3sr'
Gdtsn Gasoltnu a 5eess aao 6 Jus 4
9ouis ttuas aus ,e,.i2netss;
Jtautb -5eau- unb sdnupfiabaf, Vie!en,
Yuni6: :&Hens, Rum, g4sin, gtant9 unt
@tetn3eus unb @laspaarsn, nrrunter eapa'
Af4te@.rub aoasrsn'Sattsr, pt 0 ~ @ef@sn'sn ets'
Gtenmaaren unb 9a:iisawaarsn uerfatebene.
: enphsleu :,--
Mdfer(oa u,=eemme,-, =, =
2te { strass, wf*sn tSaaes uub erDuh.
l6 8armsr's Yrobutte gum tb6Ren prtte
9etaufi. " s",' T. 2lntunba
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
ARMY AGUE DROPS.
TESTIMONIALS:

We are happy to refer to--His Excellency a.
Lincoln; Gen. Mcclellan Gen. Fremont Gen.
Burnside Gen. Hancock; Gen. Fitzpatrick; Gen.
Rice Col Pye, 95th N " Col Quick, 7th
C; Col Fowler, l4th SM; Major Doremus
AD c. Major Reifsnyder, 35th Pa; Major viii
cox, A DC; Major Pamsey,. Major tillwell, Ma
jor Babcock, Lieut.. Whelan, Surgeons U Al
Rt Rev Bishop Potter, Rev Or Tying, Rev DR.
Taylor, New York Rev IL W Beecher, Rev
Z ii Chaplin, Bro oklyn; Rev Mr. Cheever, Rev
Mr. Bangs, New York His Honor Mayor Wood
Hon NJ Kalbfeish, Hon NJ L 0deu, Brooklyn
Hon Mayor Guntber Hon Horace Greeley, New
York and hundreds of other equally well known
gentlemen, for which see circulars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
ARMY AGUE DROPS,
And it il strongly recommended to persons trav-
cling through places charged with miasm.

We respectfully call attention to our testimo-
malls Many of our letters attic st that hundreds
of lives have been saved in tho army by .ts use.
Indeed, so well are its curative qualities appro-
ciated in the army that the most successful Sur
geous in the Field and Hosbital use it almost
exclusively in the diseases for which wo claim its
infallibily The best physicians always seize
the best means to effect a cure, hence the uni.
versatility Of the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
Al Mo dGTaGS lPTioaeo
A rpEAb FROM THE TRIENNIAL
u. II. X n A n n T. p

~ ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby given,
| that tho Commissioners Of Clearfe.d county will
meet at the following places at 10 Il. m, OF each
day named for the purpose of hearing Appeals
| from the Trie1nial Assessment to wit:
For Decatur township at Centre School house on
Thursday November oath.
| For Woodward township at the house OF Thomas
Henderson ou Friday November 2jth.
Fer Gulich township at the School house in Jayns-
! willie on Saturday November 26th,
! For Beccaria township at the house Of Samuel NJ
Smith on Monday November 2Slh.
! For Knox township at Turkey Hill scho ol house
on Tuesday Nov( rber 29tb.
For Ferguson township at the house Of John
Gregory on Wedn esday November SOth.
For Jordan township at the public school in An
sonville on Thursday December lst.
For Chest township at the school house near 81.
mon Roraboughs on Friday December I'd.
For New Washington in said borough on Satur-
day December Sd
For Iurnsido township at the house Of George
w. Ncff on Monday December 9th
For Boil township Mt the house Of Asaph Ellis on
r Tuesday December 9th.
For Lumber city at the pubic school house In
said borough on Wednesday December 7.
For Penn township at the house of W W Ahder-
son on Thursday DecemberS S
For Curwcn svlle at the house Of Isaac Bloom on
lflOAy DcCbhlDcI
For Pike township at The same place On Saturday
December 10Th.
For Bloom township Ht the house ofJamcs Bloom
on Monday December 18th
For Brady township at the house Of William
schwem on Tuesday December 18th =,
For Union township at the house of William I
johnson on Wednesday December l4th
For Fox township at the house Of John Bundy
on Thursday December 18th
For Huston township at the house Of Jesse Viii
son on Friday December 10th.
For Clearfeld borough at the Commissioners Of
fee on Monday December 18th.
For Lawrence township at tho same place on
Tuesday December goth.
Anappeal from tho valuations Of Unseated
Lands viii be held at the Commissioners office,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th d 2Sth days
of December, 1854, atwhieh time all persons in
terested must attend as no appeal can be taken
after that date. By order of the Board Of Com
missioners WM' D. bhhDLhl Nloih'
Com missiOncrs Office, Oct. 10th 1866.
r AIDES Dress Goods-New Styles Alpaca',
| plnids, Mozambique, Broche. .MOhair, Valen-
ala. Silks, Wool Delanes, French Mernos, Cling
hans, Lawns, just opening at
j. Z. KRATZERS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
For Salc-A Fruit Farm.

vUyIIE subscriber offers for sale on reas onable
terms his FARM situated in Lawrence town
ship, about midway between Clsarfcld and Cur
wensville. 1t contains about s5 acres, with about
IS acres thereof cleared, with Frame House
and Frame Barn. There are upwards Of f'4VO
Penr trees, with quantity of Cherry trees,
Grapeyinss, and other small fruit therecn--the
whole being well located. The title is indisput-
able. For terms apply to the subscriber ut
Clearneld. obohuh AhVnN'
August 10. 1Se4-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

TnE Army CoNsUMPrIoN OF HORSES
Some interesting facts in regard to the
supply of horses aud their consumption by
the army, have recently been presented
BY New bury IN. Y. veterinary surgeon,
Dr. Vogeli. The census shows that the
number of horses in the United States in
1860 was 6, 1855. After making deduc-
tons fer the Southern States, for horses
under and above "A working age, diseased
and uaseryiceahle, DR.. V. reduces tho to-
Al resources of the horse market in the
Oyal States to I,067.S0S animals. The
annual want for civil use is l44,OlS, for
military use, Jos, 742, or one-fourth annu-
ally of the total horse supply. The colts
under four years old are estimated at L.
ll4l74, one fourth of these, or 27S,54l
will annually reach the age OF four years,
but as this number may be reduced one
tenth for deaths and disasters among the
colts. the ultimate annual actual supply ID
put at $50 900, while the annual need TOR
lhe army and for civil life is 253,760,
showing a deficiency Of 2. O7O horses each
Year. DR.. Vogeli makes no statement OF
The mules which are used in the army
though he allows for their use. which re-
.eyes SO MANY horses. Il his estimates
are correct. there is good reason for the
high price of horses besides the depreoia-
ton in the currency. The waste of horses
in the army from bad treatment and neg
sect is enormous.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

ASorHBR.-A few days since we ne!ced
an item stating that Thomas Clark, Esq.
connected with the New York post
Office for over twenty years-was Instantly
killed while riding on the locomotive on
lhe Hudson river road. We knew him
we'll, as faithful officer and accomplished
gentleman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

ssy@The Adams Express Company have
established branch office in our town.
This supplies want that has long been
fell in tLis community. Mr.. Joseph S
Showers, we believe, is their agent,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

saHThe Louisville journal narrates q
Characteristic electioneering trick at
Democratic meeting in Kentucky:
Last Saturday night Lieutenant Gov
ernor Jacobs spoke at Frank ford. We
may say here that he is one of the nobiest
lpooimens of loyal conservatism to be
found in the country. An ardeat Breok,
inridge Democrat in 1860, and with all
Ais Surroundings Turing him into the fatal
path which the influence Of that magnetic
leader exerted, he never swerved from
bis LOYALTY to the Union cause or his de,
yOtion to the main ,enance OF an undivided
@untry After hs had finished an effect
ne speech at the State Capitol, amidst
bud cheers for Mcclellan, a shout Tor
/ Jaff. Davis arose from the crowd. me
military guard was or the qui vive to de-
eCt the oifendsr, and he was at once ar
isted when il was discovered that he
,'a an ardent supporter OF Mr.. Lincoln
Upon the establishment Of this fact he
Vas released from duress With gentle
lsprimand We dismiss this mode OF
seIeOtioneering without even dignifyine u
Vareprirnand."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

E@y Attention is directed to the sdver-
isoment of the Clearfield Academy. The
winter term com mences on the 9Th Of the
coming month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
ESTRAY-

LNOUNDs--0n the road between Curwesville,
II and Logan's Mill, on the goth October last,
a TRAVELLING BAG, containing, among other
things, several articles of clothing. The owner
by calling upon the subscriber and paying char
ges, can have his property. s. BERTAUT.
Lawrence tp., New. 9, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23
UAJJPT & Co.,

JTAylNG leased the Foundry and ME- chino
IL Shops at Milesburg, known as " GREENS
FOUNDRY" are prepared to manufacture ana
T6resbipg Machines, New World and Hathaway
Cook Stoves; Wagon spindles, Plows, and CAST
ings Of all kinds at short notice. They also have
beth al Bellefonts and Milesburg, a variety OF
Cook and Parlor Stoves, for soft coal, OF Pitu-
burg manufacture. Call and see for yourselves
ISAAC AAUPT is agent for the York, Wyom-
ing and Columbia Insurance Companies.
..r jy20, ,64-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-23

,CAME trespassing on the premises of the ,ub.
~ scriber in Lawrence township, CloarGeld ca.
on or about the 30th of October, 1861, a cream.
colored horse, with dark main and tail, and hay
ing on a set Of old harnes. The owner ia reoues.
ted to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away. WIN, II, MILLER
Nov. 9-3tpd