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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-03
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ndd Sctif ;uriid, mon no er 8erfartun'
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bammecaner 3eu9ntb eiebt. Gen. De-
li9nY bc9ann am /. 5ftpber in bet proz
Ytn, Sran, Der weflt@fen .pon Ml9erien,
ietnen ncuen ,GelesA9.
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Qa0e cher rerl6limmert als sebei7ert,
Nadbem Gen. Su{uf nit ieincr Golpnne
ras inlursirte 4anb spn Brabar mad
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na@ Shorten 3urud. ~ :'n >.~'7'@
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men NrmeeeerpS mad etnem upblbertdnes
tex, umfa0eneen Ylane. inter ber Sber,
ltitun9, reS 1elen neutrality-suspicious.
Marl@au MeMabpn, 9er3pes3spnM a1
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Die afritanifae arrnuee miro "a au $4,000
Mann anae9eben. }Daypn finb5.faf bic
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
Sheriff s Salos

Rf VIRTUE of sundry vri,. :, ~
~ EaPogos issued out oi tho ,S "a,t. Of v.%isl
rieas o. Clearfeld county, and SOtl' ~ Of Com
there will be exposed to PuBIIc,1 BId % me dli.s
s9urt . House in the borough Of of ~ nssALE, At
Monday the 9th day of J,rn,O =, OisardeA,
o'clock P NJ, the following dy doscriyy next Il
., certain trat of land situate !, /
Ole3fneId county, Pa, BOUNDED on oradau n
public road leading from KyIeT,oa' va 'ao notA
ton on tho east by lands Q: john O"p n 10 Gaha
inc south and west by lands Of D. ,kiyler, .,
containing ten acres, more or los, IhOHpsu
on erected two-story frame hoass sa,iIg law there
and other improvements. SeirsJ ana anu los BAN
execution, and to be sold as the proHs., a"a aksa
mas Weston. property Of Ih'
ALSo-A certain tract of land ,;,..
dy township, clearfeld county, pa p'ua!e y b.
eighty acres, adjoining lands Of P0s PaJ coa'atia
Roberts, Jacob Hummel and Jsssos sssna, fet
having about twenty-five acres IOO cIss saasfsr
small orchard, a log-houso and Jared JARED With
thereon. Seized and taken IN eyasu.;a srscs!
be sold as the property OF John DossS 'a saih
Dec 5.e, EDWARD PERKS.
She,;s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

OAME trespassing on the premises of tho un.
~ dersigned in Beccara township, on or a
bout the lst Of October 1864, DUN BULL
supposed TO be past two years old. The
owner is hereby requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him dway,
or he will be sold according to law. La 80.
Nov. o.5t, rs. wAsHBURr.-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

ID EGlSTER's NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, aud remain filed Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
legatoes, creditors and oil others in any way
interested, and will be presented to tho next
Orphans Court of Clcarfed county, to be held
at the Court House ia the borough Of Cearfcld
commencing on the 2nd Monday Of January,
1854, for confirmation and allowance.
!. Final account of John Rorabnugh, admins.
traitor, aud Mary Burgunder, administrators of all
and singular, the goods and chauols, rights and
credits, which were Of John Burguuder, lato oI
Burnside tp., Cearfeld county, deceased
j. Final account of Elias Rishel, administrator
Of all aud singular, the goods and ehattels, rights
and credits which were Of Philip kriucr, late ol
Brady township, Clcarfeld county, deceased.
3. Final account Of Valentine illegal, suvyiy-
ing administrator Of David illegal deceased.
4. Final account of Lyronus Howe, admnis-
traitor, and Mary Smeal, administrators of az and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and cred
its, which were Of Peter Smcal, late Of Decatur
township, Clearleld county, deceased.
8. Final account of Mary Lydick, admiuistrl
trix Of all and singular, the goods and chattels.
rights and credits which we're of John Lydtck,
late of - township, Clear6eld county, deed.
z. The account Of VIM. Hoover, administrator
Of John Shrsy, late Of Bradford township, Clear
field county, deceased. ....
S. Tho account Of Emelino Ovens, administers
trix, and Anthony Hile, administrator, of All and
singular, the goods and chatcls, righ Is and cred-
its, which were of Thomas Owens, late Of Pike
township, Clenrfeld county, deceased
Registers 0lhce. I.G. BARGER,
.. Dec. 5-tc. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

10 Henry Ward Beecher, in his Thanks
giving sermon said that the nation in
voting for Abraham Lincoln, voted to
double its taxes" If any one had said
that before the election, Beecher would
have denounced him as a copperhead and
n trailor.-IlM
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

ESrThe executor Of tho estate OF late
Senator Douglas in Chicago exhibited re-
ceiPts showing that i.n the settlement of
his affairs he had paid Mrs. Douglas over
81, 800 and the two children of the de-
ceased statesman 81 600 after disoharging
all claims on the estate. Five or six years
ago Senator Douglas was estimated TO be
werth about 5000 00.-IJid
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
nELIEF NoTICE,-The Board Of B.ld

ID ELIEF NOTICE,-The Board oil hsI', iS.
IL for tho county Of Cearfeld will mee.Mm r1'.'.
Commissioner office, on Wednesday and iSs' wv
day, the 2sth and 29th days Il December i,,T i...
The Board have directed that n!l new agfa,
cants must appear before tho Board ana plyJar pIi,
their sworn statement detailing name oi s,''s n,
regiment and company when en'isNss *
number Of children, with age and sex Oh es.Ii
the townshipin which they resided at the uS, I.S,
enlistment, and their present residenoei anu
she is without the means Of support iCT h''''
aud children, who are dependent upon her' Al,
Two witnesses of credibility, from the 1oNl'
in which she resides, must also be plyuu,sa ssa
whose certificate sworn to before the ooarS, ,S.,
set forth that the applicants the person 81. cb,
rescnts herself {, be; that the statemmen, T' Ss
number and age Of her family is true ,llt lav n
is in destitute circumstances and her iatl,.b b,r
actual want and that all the lasts seti form INV
application are just and true. 1, Al.
Forms containing these requisitions can US vh,p
tRined nj the Office Of the Board Of hehet
Application i. made and the witnesses aRPe,Sgis vi
Nov. 80, 1864. w. S, BRADLLl' ~"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

TURNPIKE ELECTIoN.-An election
l. will be held at the Office Of O.. L. Reed &
Co., in the borough Of CearGeid, on Saturday the
3 LIST inst, at o'clock, P. NJ, by the Stockhold-
crs Of the Clearfold and Curwensvillc Turnpike
company TO elect President. Treasurer and
Board of Managers for the ensuing year.
By order Of the President
JAS. 7. LEONARD,
G. J.. REED, Sec'y. Dec Z, 1864.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

4 HARRowGNG SIGHT Tho Wilmington
Union, Of the 18th ult., says; Last evening
lust before dark, one Of the most piliIui
scenes ever presented to our notice, pas
scd up the avenue IL was q procession
Of about seventy of most fearful look
ing men we ever saw, guarded by num-
Der of cavalrymen, armed with carbines
and revolvers. These men were chained
TO each other by the ANKLES, in three5 and
fours. They we're all dressed, in q meas
ure, like the poorest Of Confederate pris-
oners brought here. Some of them were
hatless and coatless, and all Of them filthy
in the extreme. As they passed up the
avenue, at slow gait, their chains clank-
ed on the pavement, giving us an idea OF
the chain gang in France going to tho gal
leys in the days Of Nidocq These meu
we're sent here from Kentucky, under a
guard O: forty-fye kentucky mounted in
fantry. They made several Intellectual eG-
forts to escape during he passage. When
near New Creek, six OF the worst OF them
sprang from the cars, and one is known TO
be killed, Pursuit was made for the 9th
er five. Many of our citizens mistake
these men for Confederate prisoners, as
they were mostly dressed in gray, or so
filled with filth that they looked gray
/ They are Federal deserters and bounty
4 Jumpers, who deserted to the Coniederates
I in Western Virginia and Eastern Ken
lucky, and again deserted from the Con
I federatos, and bauded themselves togeth-
er for piunder and murder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
COURT PROULAMATToy

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL NV
w entJudgo ofthe Court ofoa.,NN n.NN, pisl
OF the twenty Gfth Judicial District 'aiAOn Pss
the counties Of Clcarield Centre s,S SS0GPo'sd Il
and tho hon. JAMES BLOOM ana In NJ. Vllalsa- Isia
THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of cIsa.esS .".. esSsoD
have issued their precept, to me di,sss4I1sa eo.i
holding ofa Court Of Common pls,, pl"a ie' As
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Con,, oTrpaaui n
and Ierminer, and Court of General Jsn WI, W Oys'
at tho Court House at Clearfold, in and Dssl'sy,
county Of Cleardold, on the AS W u.
Second Monday t0h day. Of Jaaor, ia,
NOTICE IS, therefore hereby oiv,, ~" ~.
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, ana S, co.. 10
in and fer said county of Clcarheld ia r,aa srsal
their proper persons, with their Raj, tpsN b
Inquisjtions, Examinations, and otba, p''ad Ss
brances, to do these things which 10 tb.iT Hsss'
and in their behalf, pertain TO be dons ,'''' '-'
GIVEN under my hand vt Clear6oN AZ. .,,
day of December in the year of our la,i 'ui y "
thousand eight hundred and sixty. .forr Wv w
EDWARD PERKS SI.,y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

BGJ~A party Of Canadian duck shooters
lately was mNgnifed into formidable
rebel gang Of rebel" raiders who were
about to invade the State of New York
from the Canadian border. The gov ern-
ment spent over a million OF dollars in
TO resist this threatening army
of SIX duck shooters. Gen. Butler was
sent to New York together with from ten
to twenty thousand soldiers. but Butler,
with even his obliquity Of vision, couldn't
find the raiders. lie however, received
many ,fattering compliments as to his
great personal beauty by several New
York ladies' Ibid.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

(NAUTION.-All persons arc hereby caution
" ed aga INST taking an assignnentOi apron,
ssory NOTE given by the undersigned 2 h.ss .s
Conaway, (now deceased) dated about tne ...a
day of February 1864, and payable uIee I'as
after date, with interest, as said note n@ V,Vn
paid in full to Charles Conway sem, 5S the is,g"
Of said deceased. ISAAC q. MeCLoshbi'
Nov 80, lS64-pd,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
Rebel accounts admit

factory character. Rebel accounts admit
that Sherman's cavalry had reached the
Savannah and Augusta railroad in tie vi
ciniiy Of Mil!en, point some 40 miles
south Of Augusta and about so north OF
Savannah, but claim that they were met
and driven buck upon the main body,
which was far in the interior, Assuming
these reports to be correct, Sherman is
making for tho coast with the utmost
speed, without attempting the capture ci
ei,ker Macon or Augusta, or any OF the
prominent towns,
BUTLER IN CoURT.-W hen Gen. Butler
took possession Of New Orleans he seized
100000 in gold belonging to II couple of
gentlemen naned Smith, private bankers,
rutiyes of New York who had gone to
New Orleans many years before toseek a
fortune. When GEN Butler went to New
York to attend 10 the late election, Ge
Messrs. Smith sued him for the balance,
he having refunded TO them $4,000. A
day was fixed for hearing, and Gea. But
lar returned 10 the james River. The
day after his arrival in Washington. dis
patches appeared in the three leading
Abolition papers Of New York, all dated
at Washington, saying, in substapce, that
if the Messrs Smiths wanted their copper
head money, they would have to apply to
the U S. Treasury that Gen. Batter had
handed it over to the Government.
Last week, Butler, through his connsel
applied to the court to have his case re-
moved from the State Court 10 the Uni
ted States Circuit Court. In resisting
this effort the counsel for the Smiths sta
ted that he happened to be in Washing
ton at tho time when !hese dispatches
were published, when lie made HAni;ie:
at the proper Department where no was
informed that none Of this $50 600 in golG
bad been banded over to the Government
is Butler has not denied tho statements
made in the dispatches referred to, the in
ference is almost irrelis;ablo that they
were authorized by hin. The decision o
the Court was withheld.
This is q snug business. $4,000 in gold
with greenbacks alta discount OF 2,30, is a
snug item-equal to a whole cargo of pi'
amos cogfseltcd at New Orleans, and pre-
sentod to the fashionable ladies of Boston
1t is evident that some men are bound
to makoit pay.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

D@- -Mrt. Sarah Hulcbins, of Baltimore,
who was charged with vending sword to
Harry Gilmore has been convicted tefore
a military commission and sentenced te
.fre gears Imprisonment. Mrs. II. is lady OF
social position and influence. A strong
effort has been made TO procure mitiga-
tion Of the sentence, but the loyal" cit-
zens of Baltimore are terribly down upon
the suggestion .-Nsw York Day Book.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
Notice TO Collectors.

COLLECTORS OF TAXES for 1864 are 1sg ,sSj,
u by notified that all balances duo Ssy
Duplicass must be paid on or before the aauSty ra
of January, 1865, to the Treasurer oil tng ;o,Sr,
or execution will forthwith follow ana ,osf az
will be charged ON the same FROM Sep,' lou"
BY order Of the Board, nt
W. S. BRADLEY, v,N
Comm'rs Office, Clear6eld Nov. -, loO''s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Eotice is hu'.
ia by given that Letters Tesmmontary nth'
estate of JOHN MCPHERSON, late Of tho 0eN'
ough of Clearleld deceased, having been Al,l
out by the undersigned, all persons indebted %
said estate are requested to make immedaisFy
ment, and those having claims against tho ''1'
will present them duly authenticated ior :e'u''
mcnt. REU BEN MCPHERSON,
Nov. 50-Gt-pd. bxeeHNt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
To the Assessors of Clear6eld Co.

" tilO hSSCsSOIS vi SlSdIllcIu W.
DYDIREOTToNS of Inspecor General Todd
ID You are hereby notified to make complete,
and forthwith return to TO this Office, your llsts
Of enrollmeEts and olassfcatiOns Of the militia
men Of the county, In accordance with the pre-
cepts in yeur several duplicates. II is desired
that TIE same should be completed during this
month. BY order OF the Board,
WIN. s. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Comn'rs Office, Ciearfeld, Nov II, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
The Political Principles Of If1o and l,s
c. CHAUNcLY BURR, EDITOR.

.IWWEs MAGAZINE WILL COyTTyrV N
I 4 defend the principles Of Government vpS
gndsd our fathers in the foundation of Ina n.
public. The spirit and doctrine o. the tvos,t
volumes will be fully maintained in tue third I
ume. We have no compromises to mako u6
error-no parley to make with d,spotsn. D,.
o7racy will be treated, not az a VARYING p6f,,
of cunning Office seekers and spOils.iuutsnE
rather rs an adding principle Of political eeoDo
my and of popular liberty. All supporters 81
this revolutionizing, Abolition war, will be h.a
as the enemies of the Democracy. We shaln
kuowle &c no organization to bo Democrats
which does not honestly enunoiIto aud supp1a
the principles of the koutucky and Virginia
Resolutions of lT9S, aud the bred Scott decision
of the Supreme Court--the one asserting SruE
SOVEHBIGNrY and the other WHITE StaREylCr
To preserve these honoted doctriney The Demo-
critic party was organized by the very founder,
!, of the Federal Government, and it remained t,
to them down to the fatll and dishonorng dapa
turc at the commencement Of this var THR Oh
GUARD is an organ of Democracy as Il was, N.
fore this cOwardly surrenJo Of principle, slds
it must be again, before it can redeem our coti.
try from the rule of faction and despOtisn. Il
will be enlarged to double its former sils-&a
is, 10 iorty-eight pages--for the purpose Of max
ing II in all respects, as TO It 10 end maag |.
first class Literary ani Family Magazine,
/ Among the Literary attractions Of tho Wk
will be an Original Novel Of gr.at poger Aaih'
tcrest written by Dr. THOMAS BUSS EsdHE
which will be published in chapters, begnlh,
with tho number for Jauuary.
I While tho Magazine vii, be double lie foina
size, only fifty cents will be added to the prize 4
subscription. To eIablo tho publishers Q HAn
this enlargement without loss the engraTingi vii
be left Out except perhaps occasionally.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
Meh advertisements.
. DMIN,sTR AT0R,s NoT,CE-No,io
. PUBLIC SALE.

TENIIERE will be exposed to Public Sale on tho
L premises Of the undersigned in Boggs twp
on the 26th inst. 2 horses, . cows, wagon, /
pair of twin slcds pair of hay ladders, sleigh,
rigged for one or two horses, spring wire tooth
horse rake, plows, harrows, cultiyators, shovel
plow, thrcshing machine, wind mill, cutting
box, whecl-barrow, rakes, forks and shovels,
cider mil ! grain cradle, moving scythes, 4
soaps Of beos, 3 saddles, four sCtt Of barnes 3
stoves, one glass cupboard, dining and ono
breakfast table, spinning wheel, stanl, bed
steadS, and large copper kettle, with many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Dec 5-2t. WILLIAM WILSON.
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T L r NJ S

One copy one year s?N
Seven copies one year, and one to the um
ge,ter up OF tho Club,
Twenty copies one year, and one to tho ,,n
getter up of the Club, o."
Single copies sent, postpaid, for ~
Terms invariably in advance, and tho Maya.
zine will be stopped when the time paid for er'
pircs.
A. TUE OLD GUARD is slereoyped back nun.
bers and volumes can always bo furnished
All letters should be addressed as follows;
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No. 1862, Nassau st., New York
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

Bay@0n the evening before the election
that luminous oracle, VIM. II. Seward,
used the following language:
"fou have already abundant evidences
of The exhaustion of the rebels, but not
yet evidence of the consciousness of that
exhaustion. Those evidences will appear
Immediately on the reelection Of Abra-
ham Lincoln"
Is it not about time for that "immedi
ately" TO happen Day Book.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

GEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
- CleNffeld County Dank, November Z. 1864.
Capital Stock, $4,000 90
Notes in circulation of S Is s 1851
" " 5's 2l,3l5
lOs 1920 4Sl7G 90
Greatest circulation since last state
ment of May Sd, 1864, 80, i56 90
Eue banks Of the State, l52,OgS II
Duo Dcrositors, Il3,4I4 6I
Total liabilities this day 235,7Os 81
Dividend declared this day includ-
ing State and U. S. Tax, 2,o56 81
Gold, Si,539 O6. Silver, l,l6s 81 5,7O7 SO
Amount of bills discounted, 1870, ,IS7 81
Amount suspended Of this, 1893 O3
Considered bad, none Doubtful mono -
Real Estate, nono
Personal property, 5O5.7g
Undivided profits, 1887 II
Amount Of Liabilities of Directors. 10. sos ~
Of which they are indebted as principals 900 90
as endorsers 1896 62
Liabilities Of Stockholders, 5S.Si7 IL
0fwhich and as principals, e. 5000 81
as endorsers Assn Il
Sworn and subscribed before ] w. Shugart,
Esq, Nov. 90 1864.
JAMES b. GRAHAM,
Clcarfeld, Dec Z, '64. Cashier.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

A Hoo PANIc.-The General Govern
having appointed agents to 90 through
Kentucky and buy all surplus hogs, at
eight cents per pound, delivered in Lou
isville, and at the same time issued orders
prohibiting any railroad or steamboat from
taking hogs out OF the State, some Of the
people are much excited. The hog growers
are disposed to complain that they can
not take advantage OF the increased pri-
ces now offered in neighboring States, and
consumers are apprehensge OF coming
scarcity. The old pork-packers are also
exceedingly dissatisfied, as no others in
Louisville are permitted to pack this fall,
except the authorized agents established
in a government packing house
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
LUMBER MEN
Supplied by the quartity with goods,
flour, bacon, or anything in our line
at 10 per cent. on cost, and We
discount all bills over $40
at ten per cent.

In fact, nothing that man or beast consumos,
but what we keep or can get for our custom crs,
and will sell a little cheaper, having advantages
that no others in our business have.