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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

" ERY Valuable Trait of so seteF, In Charles
= ity. eli jams river, al iniog 'SandY
PoGt." flr sai-.-Me are authoi I'D hy &c! A I
Harrison t. sell his valu abe Tract of land l.catsd
as above, (opposi,e to lower Bra"don } and being
part f the "Saudy Point" esta.e-ab'ut 700
acl rs oJen iand of the fest qutiy on tli- iiser
aud so acres wo Il land. The improvements coli
mist of large barn, stable, two double qasrters.
Sc
TERMS -Rea. OF able. The taxes for 1854 to be
paid by the purchaser.
lie 29--l5 GDDDlN u APfhhsoS.
= AlUhbi.E Farm Uf 80 Acres, in kiag iiiahn
u cu,,p:y, within three miles I Ayetts, Tor
sale.--At tho request OF Mr. q N %nston We th e
fer sale the vainabe estate on winch lie now resiies
within three miles If Ayietl's, or the Mattaponi
river, sui in nris hburtcod equal TO any IN that
county, and with churches and ni'is near ty. ihe
estate susceptible uf being maize equal to lie best
in that neighbor hood, and is renar shiy ieve' Tor
one iis size The bulilsgs are ample AMI generally
in good repair " Witb eight hands person etn ave
rage 400 barrels Of cora, lte} ba h.is o! oas ani
from SEQ 20 900 bushels of wheat. About one
half o: The open l,ai ts baen lnsi At tho rate Il
70 bushels to the acre, and the fai N has recently
been divided Tito fve fielis, al u. which is III
gaod state o. Improvement Tnfro are about 20 10
40 acres Of meadow land, Of wh.eh two thHds IS III
grass.
FERNS reasonable. Apply TO
fe 26-3, GuDDlN 4 APPER8oN.
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Mavoy's C6Mrt--Oa Saturday the follows
Ing 1-es were brought before the Mayor
T-,- ct-e as,,as. ChAci~, Is.acc and Rich.
ard B AIRY, charged with garrotins and rob
bmg Augustus Haxall, a i-w evenings since,
was again postponed till this mor0ing.
Henry, Tom, and Patrick, negro shoe.
makers. charged with issauliing aud robbing
BENJAMIN Franklin Grant, soldier, OF All
ovefeoat, breastpin, and twenty dollars In
money, were again arrasgned before the
Mayor; but the testimony OF witnesses fail
ing 10 establish the guilt of the accused,
they were discharged
The charge preferred against James Doyle,
of stealing a trunk, four dress patterns, one
pair of pants, ono vest, aud one pssloi,
yaiuea at 81 500, from Samuel Ii. Hunt, will
| he disposed OF this morning. Doyle Ia a
| YANKEE, deserter, aud it is stated has already
| served out one term in the pcnitcntilry.
| Two brothers, named Charles aad Ma
| tbaniel Bates, were arrested ON Frifay after
noon. the first for stealing II ham OF bacon.
and the second for attempting to prevent
his brothers arrest. The evidence LETT no
I doubt that one of the brothers was walking
/ oil with the bacon without paying Tor 1t;
1 bat Is the accused attributed their coniue!
20 the amOuat of bat iiquor which they lad
in taein. and plead so hard their innocence
/ OF cav intent To commit crime either In
| taking the bacon or interfering with the 20
l NceIuaH Ill the Olub1it GI5tuli.,1 JA Ills Guty
/ the Mayor decided tn intlict no other pun
ishm mt than TO turn them over tn the Pro
vost- NJ Ashai, to be forwarded to their regi
1 Ment.
Tue charge against Jeremiah Donohoe, o
\ tnrI.ag Timothy Lane ont OF his house ans
mailing up the door, was, after an examina
tioa ot witnesses, dismi ;sed.
George hirsh aud Levi Beaiick, charae'
with bnying bacon IN the First Market :
| sell again, contrary to q city ordinance, wa
/ fined SO by the Mayor
4 Slight fines were imposed upon Arcne
| Wilkinson, Joseph Anderson, ana Martl
Bates, for Offences committed ny their son
In throwing stones in the streets. J.
Isaae Rraeman. a negro, charged Wit
, | taking down {. CRATE. which nc claimed as y
Il property, front house beionging To Dani'
| Hunt, was ordered to be whipped.
Le!i Ben.llek WAS held to security TO kee
the peace Tor twelve months, en- complain
Of Martin Broach, charging Renditk vii
committing an assault upon him.
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osglGxAL.
a huanred aad sixty three IL here

May asst eighteen huHers sad sixty three, IL here
by Tepesied
Sec. IS. The Secrssasy u The Treasury IL hereby
aa'hor,xed and required, Apan the appiic alton Of
the holder Of aay easf sessiacaie which BY the
irst section ot ahs aes $50 psevide for the funding
and further issue of Iressasy notes." approved
March twenty threes eiehteen hundred and sixty
three, was required IL Dc shercatter deemed To be
bond"-to Issue tbsueA bader a bond thereto,
upon the terms providsA ~ said act
Approved February "a, lisa
gy order.
tsignedD COOPER.
IL 2s-iw Adi't and In sp'r Gent
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xrrgs SESSION or rH. GIOR0lA LE0l1
LAfU3R.

Macon, Feb. 27.-0ov. Brown has I'll
day Issued q proclamation eensealag ~
Legislature In spec. a sesstsa - ths lsoA q
March.
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Desertiag to the Emmy YESTERDAY after
noon there were brought down on the Fred
ericksburg train the following persons,
members Of the Oh Alabama regiment,
charged with attempting 10 desert to the
Yankees: William Matthews, w Striplani,
G. ". Taylor, 3. 7. G"inn, 3 &. Powell, and
j. Wigny. These persons were cap:agGi on
an island on The north side oi the Kappa
hammock, q short dis.aL ce above Fredcricks-
burg. They were locked up iii Castle
Thunder.
x Yankee descrter, named A. l.; Ii, was
also brought down on the same train, and
confined in the Castle.
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A1OTiCE we hereby give notice 10 all peTsnhs
~ bavsrR moneys in our hands for hiie Of s"r
wants. rect OF houses, or other ~ss 10 come
aud receive whatever NAV ba due 70 them before
the 25,h nf March next or We shall he ceiaiead 20
ioyeat their respective amounts OF credits In four
per cent bonds. CLOFTON q III NM
r., 2t
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Hot5eries.-on Friday night last the stores
room attached 10 the residence Of K b.
Woodward, on Main street, between Adams
aud Jefferson, was iorcih!y entered and rob
bel Of about 81 600 worth of bacon, lard, and
other articles. In their haste to get away
the thieves left bnhiuda pair Of shoes, which
may yet lead 10 their detection.
4 magnificent cloth CLOAK, belonging 20
the R-y. Mrs. L. V. Moore, was stolen from
the yard of Ler husbands residence, on Leigh
street, between 4th and 9th, on Saturday
afternoon. The cloak was one which had
been sent from Europe As a present to Mrs.
NJ, ana was of magnificent quality. L. had
just been brushed up and hung out To air,
when the thief watched the opportunity TO
take Il Off
On sNtu,ioy last, ,~i.iis1 Ar. u. GoI'srait,
was attending divine worship at the j .wish
Synagogue, his store, on Broad street, was
entered toy false keys and robbed Of about
81 coo worth oi dry goods. The police yes
terday arrested EijZl, slave Of Ellen Thorn
ton, and Sophia, slave Of E. Gclds'nit,
charged with perpetraiins5 the deed. Aman-
d. save of l.. l.. Moncure, WIS also arrested
:or buying some OF the goods, knowing That
they were stolen. Most Of the goods were
follua in EiiZl'S house in Theatre alley
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SENATOR 0RR's OPINION Senator orr, 1' = - !,
WAS in Columbia on Tuesday The Guciatan
learns his view of the prospect before us Is very
chr.rin, ans buoyaut lie expects thai about
81 ot,a men y. III be- added 10 H." army ny TIE Afi'
,ary hill aud a revenl.. nj $500 00D 0tD be raised
bv tie financial measures Just adopted.
NrOTIC.:-O Wig 10 tho hr-avy advance ot ieeo,
~ W. arr eor peited u cha -ge tle Following rates
t,f boar nr a.rt IS on and a.te ist March
Board par lnoGto. ...--..'.'. -.....Tote
'' day -----...,. ....',.-.. -
Single fee q -........-:-...::....
V.,,;nia stalIes JAMES - JoltNs4.N,
II SUTHERLAND,
feDrot- 1; ~ CREAM
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a.>oR S.l.--so sesain u ~ oeas ~ ~
ana wslt-x owa bhek olgls 49, y
~ aear ler Io.aIiysa. AvsH = 60 d1e -
70 S4-eOsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

LIQUORS.
L. 10 b',is Apple Brandy
~ bhis Nhiskey
For sale Nv CHAS + WoRThAM to.
te J7-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

DiScha1y-d-in Judge Lyons's Court on
Saturday, shc Indictment entered III the case
Of Frank Downs, Michael Iandlcy, and Ar
thur Lcaley, charged jointly with rohbins
Mrs. Maiy Broderica al a large sum in gold
and silver coin, State bank and Confederate
notes, was eXatnlned into, and after ties lmo-
Nv of witnesses and Argument of counsel ltad
been heard was submitted 10 the ju!y, who
brought III q verdict Of acquitta1, when tne
parties were thcroupOu discharged.
e. S. District Cb'ot-Judgc Haiybn tons
Court was in session short time on Saiur
d,y, when the following business WA trans
acted:
Thomas |. Goodc, suing under a writ Of
h1beGs corpus for discharge from the military
service, was remaidei to the cutody OF
Capt Thomas Brlu,!er, commander OF the
aomrany to which he belonged.
John -. Smith WAS discharged from the
service under writ of habeas corpus.
The case Of David II. Dunn, suing for dis
charge from the military Rasgice under a writ
OF Aaieas corpus, was continued I'LL Wednes-
day.
A decree of seqnestration was entered In
the case of the Confederate States against
Henry NJ Rice an alien enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

Fncs.-Abous 10 o'olo, k Saturday morn =
ing last a tife broke out in the third story oi
the building on Cary, near 18th street, occu-
pied respectively by Mr. b. j. Johnson as Il
tobacco store, and Messrs. Ell. w. D1Voss S
Co, agents for the German Government
The lire originated between the floor and
the ceiling in the back room, which was oc
cupied IS 4 sleeping apartment; but the
caUse OF which could not be ascertaincd.--
Ii was exilngulshed by the application of a
few buckets OF water, but NOT before hall o
t9c floor had been cut away. The loss will
probably not exceed five hundred dollars,
which is fully covered by insurance.
While some servants were at work ON
the farm of Mrs. Saunders, in slsnrico coun
~, on Friday, 18th, they carelcssly allowed =
fire to escape and set fire to the adjoining
woods, the property Of Mr.. Alfred Winston. I.
on which there was between 1000 aud So
900 worth OF woOd, cnt and corded for mar
kat, which was nearly all consumed, toeeth-
er with the standing trees. notwithstanding
the .tf,rts Of the ntiShboiing g'ntleman an tn
prevent It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

4 pMis IaraAion's is,..iee -Sli iss :,'is s''s.ss
~ cisr As AGAINST tbs eslsta u 'an Il Afa. az"
.ie,d vi NJ VI s:sen NJ enes 10 E,at " pas
TaOaAs u Dunliss.
fsX-ct Admir- OF jam Huh ard. aes'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

USf isecet - IL.
81 so dtsz iati.s' tuck comtfs 8
80 lbs line Sleaciied shoe thfeah
9J0 dozen tIHark 5 best st1.ot1 c"t,"h,
FNs sale ~ u"
Il. 27-4ts l. 20 WAN e''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29

Destructive Fire at tie 6. S. Rakery.-Yes
teroay afternoon, at 4 o'clock. firc bruke
out In the large brick building fronting on
Gary street, between 1st and Adams. which
was used as storage and drying hens. of
Tue =. .. bakery. The locality In which the
hre occurred is better known to our citiz ms
as Dhis bakery, and the large number of
oficH oul.ditSs used in the manufacture Of
crackers, bread, Sc for the Government. in
whose possession il has been for the rast txo
years, rendered il one Of the most extensive
estaolishments Of The kid in the Con.e,!cr-
acy. La The building in which the re occ1r
req were slowed some tico thousand barrels
OF nafo bread, which, together with the
mouse, were entirely DESTROYED. For,uoate-
ly, the machinery used for CARVING On the
business was in another building. and, there.
fore, there will be no interruption i'm furnish
ing bread for the arny.
Inc Spiendif steam engine which afforded
Tue motive power for the whole works. was
located in small wooden house, but few
ieet from the building la which the fire oiig,
mated, ana While great cxeriions were made
Dy Eaany others to save IL, vet We do not
think It is liaZ irling too much TO say TIA, il
Mas oWtug man! yto el-e.f.yrtsOF MI. Jx,.r,r-
A. Gi3zehrock that tue engine was not de.
sfrnyed. That gentleman, az the risk Of his
own life, Inanfnliys stood upon the roof,
which WAS on fire ali round him, aud sue
cSeded in cutting the shingles away, end
prevented the ii ,'ncs from spreading till tne
steam engine could get to work
ibe loss by this fire will probably mt f,I,
short of seventy live or one hundred thou
sand dollars. Mr.. Dill, We learn, had a par
tai insurance. on the building. 1t was eyi-
IDENTIFY the result Of an accident, and occur-
rcd i'll the room used for driving the bread
preparatory fnr packing.
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ATOrfCE.-tI p<Ts3bs who have i.t Ih1"
~ names v tb me, RDd o.isess Wishing t; DeceuAS
members of IL ,nGuAAsa militia company are re-
4uested to inset ta tie Hns sanss C"at.,i" ~
hail ON Aonday sssen .as, s3-h INST ~ oesooe >
r ,he eec, on ci .,sHeerr .lii ai.sntancs - re
0uested, 10 .I--East - W ''f'"'
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,yrIcE on MARKEr STREET, oLEARrIELD, rESS'A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-02

J. & J. II. DUvALL,
Corner Market and Third Streets, Just opposite
O. o. 4, Il. Depot GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
aug H. Iy.
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May q, 1864.
J. 4 j. II. DUvALL- Gentlemen With Mr.
s, Hardesty as sawyer, We have sawed, with the
Portable Steam Mil sent to Cambria Iron Com.
pany, in nine hours, eight thousand feet Of lum-
Der, 1.-TWO thirds of it being oak,) and would
cheerfully recommend your Mills to those in
want of such. Very respectfully,
JOHN MORRELL
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NOTICE y CAUTION.

NVI,INII q CAU HUN.
III ANING made application to the Assistant
IL Assessor of the 10Th Collection District of
Pennsylvania, and a License as Aucti oneer hav-
ing beon granted to me by the proper authority,
l would inform tho citizens of Clearfeld county
that will attend to "calling sales" whenever
desired in any part Of the county. Charges
moderate. Address JOHN l.. REAMS.
Dec. 10, lS63-tf. ClearGeld. Pa.
P. S.-Any person calling" sales without a
license is subject to a penalty of 500, which will
be enforced in accordance with the law, against
all persons violating the statute,
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n /. MORRIS & CO., MER-
~s chants, Philipsburu Pa

.'pcoi = o.
j. |. MORRIS & Co. sell best Caiooes at
80 to 80 cents per yard.
]. /. MORRIS & Co. sell best Muslins at
% TO so cents per yard.
j, |. MORRIS & Co sell all wool Delaines
at 80 cents per yard
j. |. MORRIS & Co. sell all wool Flannels
at 80 cents to 81 per yard,
j. /. MORRIS & Co. sell Men d Boys
clothing very cheap.
J. |. MORRIS & Co. sell Boots and Shoes
at sensation price,.
J. /. MORRIS & Co. sell Hats & CAPS at
sensation prices.
J. |. NORRIS & Co. sell ladies' and gents
Shawls at sensation prices.
j. !. MORRIS & Co. sell Ladies' Coat, at
less than any one else.
j. |. MORRIS &Co sell Flour, Chop, Fish
Bacon, Salt &C., at very small advance
on cost.
j. I. MORRIS & Co. keep constantly on
hand, Fresh Butter, Eggs, Lard, Sweet
Potatoes (rrosh), White 4 Cod Fish, &c.
J. l. MORRIS & Co. sell Ground Alum
Salt at cost.
J. !. MORRIS &. Co. sell Brown Sugar at
20 to 35 cents per pound.
j. |. MORRIS & Co. sell Syrup Molasses
at 81 50 TO 81 50 per gallon.
j. l. MORRIS & Co. sell all other kinds
goods at the lowest possible rates, and
buy Boards, Shingles and ALI other kinds
OF produce. October 5th.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-02

q Il. McCLOskEY, Practical sul1vs,, 4, ~
y. fers his professional services ,5 "a 4, b
of Clearield county. Having purchase, ~
struments, Drafts, &C., of the late Iavr a~.is,s
dec d, be will be ready to attend 70 DS.,j USj NJ
the shortest notice he can be eonsunsso s.,u n
residence with Robert Ross, one niue Al lf'
wcnsville, or by letter addressed ,sseai,,TOaSsKEl y
wensville. 5. T. MeVLV'
up. q '64-1y.
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Bulkley's Patent.
Lumber Dried by Snperheatod Steam,

rINHE undersigned respectfully informs the pco-
i pie Of Clearfoli and the adjoining counties
that be has the agency of the above Patent, and
will sell Individual, County aud Township rights
For its use. The Lumber dried by this process is
stronger, finishes better, easier on tools, and
requires less time in drying than any other pro.
cess known-and drying inch lumber perfectly
in SO hours, and better than many months under
the old system-usng the same amount of fuel
per day that a common kiln consumes. The GER
tifcntes Of number of resident mechanics well
known in this community, is amply sufficient to
convirce the most skeptcal of its practical utility.
Persons desirous of purchasing rights wills address
JOHN l.. CUTTLE,
July |, 1868. Clearield, Pa.
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Over three weeks and less than three mohths rs
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding shines are in
serted fer 81 year.
Advertisements not marked withthe number of
assT-iOns desired, will be continued until forbid
and charged according to these terms.
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.
JTOwARD ASSOCIATION.

IL PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual Systems-new and reliable treatment
in reports of the Howard Association, sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address, Dr. ]. SKILLEN H0UGHT0N, How.
ard Assoc iation, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. jy2O-'64ly
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THE "REPUCBLdAN."
Terms OF Subscr'rtion.

rsis n advance, orwithin three months 81 oo
psid any time within the year, l 70
n paid after the expiration of the year, 2 W
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.CLEARFiELD NURSERY-encoura
~ Home industry.-The undersigned having
established Nursery, on the Pike, about half
way between Clearffeld and Curwensville boros',
is prepared to furnish all kinds of Fruit trees,
STANDARD and Dworf,) Evergreens, shrubbery,
Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Lawton Blackberry,
Strawberry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian
Crab trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rheubarb,
&c. Orders promptly attended to. Address
j. d. WRIGHT, ClrwenSriHe.
sept II. CA. ly
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ID ONNETS-Fashionable Bonnets, hats, Nets
ID Caps, Shakers Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes
Grape, Bonnet Silks and Millinery Goods gener.
ally, cheaper than the cheapest at
J. Z. KRAZER'S.
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or EVERY SIZE AND PATTEDy

Together with all other articles r,csur
complete the assortment of first claa ,D,,,
store.
J;G- All kinds Of LUMBER and Costtr h
duce taken in exchange for goods, at d, ns
est market price.
As he is receiving new supplies Of nd
weekly from Baltimore, New York, Phlladi,s
and Pittsburg, the public can see at oacs llll
will always be prepared to supply any srss
in the market.
Glen Hope, Dec. %. 1868.
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EVER ILLEGAL, Justice of the Peace Lu-
IL thersburg, Clea'feld county Pa, will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care.
Luthersburg April 4, 1861.
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a IL , y,
Speeches for the Times. By James "
Val, Nth a sketch Of his Personal
and Political History.
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The Administration sent Mr.. Wall to Fort La
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CLEARPLELD co. DIRECTORY

TINE OF HOLDING COURT
2d Monday in January, Sd Monday in June,
81 Monday in March, s,h Monday in Sept
OF each year, and continue two weeksif necessary
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LUNG DISEASE.
iNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON.
CHlIIs, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
AIN4s EASE A. AZ .n. --L-LI u
SALT RHEUMlAND sCALD HEAL

We claim positively to cure every case of tbsss d,..
eases. This Is postiye fact, and Ne will pledge our
selves 70 give ~ V any Of Tie mud we csnno
sure' ana We genefaay cure with two psescr ptlons