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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23
AUOgxOlS SALs55--Eprual DAsl
By Goddia Il Hyperion, AsctA

INVALUABLE Little Market Farm Of II acre, IN
y Sidney, together with the personal property
thereon, consisting Of carts. harness. ous buggy,
one rockawsy, lot Of hot bed sash pcxs, hsrrovs,
aud ether farming implsmentR for sale st auction.
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, On Thur
day, the 25th February, 1864, Ut O'clock Z, Tho
excsllent little market garden nov owned sndoccu
| pied by Mr. Francis Brannan, adjoining the r.s
dencs Of Mr. 10 II Csump end thscottsge farm Of
Silas Omoh undro, containing III sores Of erst-rsn
soil. The dwelling has rooms, besides Kitchen AM
carriage house, besides which thsrs we'll OF nns
water in the yard. There ere our acss seeaIm
winter oats, about four baFrss onons ~ ose D.
sides turnip and kals sslad, md On szessas pseee
orchard and grape vines In full besring, 400 Sne
| beautiful oak grove Of three acres AZ 'hs nns
/ tins will be sold two carts one buggy and foeA
| away, lot OF hot bed sash, and parcel Of ni~'s
| implemsutss
| Tbe taxes for 1884 10 he paid By the purcbassf'
feN 0ODDIN b APPbksON, As0"
"a ACRES Of very Valuable Land. part o.
III "Popisr Vale" for sale q suctioa.- lnne sA
ssely after the foregoing sale viii he cold eas ~
bic tract OF 81 acres, being part d" 'oS,
adjoining on the rear the foregoing Md o. u -
nan, and also bounded by the lasds OF 49, 80 ssA
| Shields. Silss Omehundr0, and others ihs -.
10 approached by Ashland street. 10 s,aat' saasl 70
beautifully Cor building sites, and the soh sa"
| thu best in that excellent locality. No
T.sws-cssh. The taxes FIR 1sslto b raa 'y
the purchaser. .,sos sse,.
fcS 0ODDiS Arfbn'
I~rpAr m.,e Market Farm q son Acfss, 90 o, 10
i ~ Dcep Ruu turnpike, Six miles scose -.
mond, together with the Farming lmp': -" vnlss.
On, including Wagon end Cart; sise, WI .rSs,'
oae Cow. lntof Hay, llnc parcel o ~ 80. a. .ns
fos sale si auction shall sel q suc' Sa,s.,r
promises. on Wednesday, the 2ssn ~ ss we
1854, It II O'Clock y, the ercslsu s Nv: u
located - above, adjoining The land. .. AM ~
renee, Bennett, and others IL coussihs s,v. acscs
three quarter acres, Of which about ,se'ss y. ~
are cleared, and the balance 10 r'Ss s:,,as. css
provomcuts consist d coInfeftsee s.n' corr
ian;pa four rooms besides psw .sso a,s I'm H.
heuse, &C, ana an Ics-hoaes nearly nhs ~, y ~
which viii b. soa separately a AVS ,. sla Ma
three mules, one COW, one wagon, ona IN .lsueap,
iunbcr and hay, and iii the iaians %p,.ssss
and large quantity Ct excellent 100
given N once. ,a.. N n nd NJ
the purchaser. 0ODDlN a.ettsesa
| 70 10 -
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70 0me3 s Obcp~::
TAe ootA Regiment Of Virginia Infantry
anA Brysnb battery have reenlisted for the
90. The remainder Of NcCauslands brig
ede Win 70 enlist In day or 80.
(ei4ned,) San. JONES, Major Gen.
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sgsz7 - 1Sss] n Ass1es s. q
4ixe& SsSs;;s< 49, - 1~S -
s. ~ - b . - AsJ
s&HM ~ q taeeaeA
veg A11Bago1so Pursuance
leG9ne D1mAs2 Cuonlno
No. kl6ouoo - Mnsss
Is BDAo1iaa I'D CT 0lnD Woeo
80. 0aporA oAnnAsR 81. =. -.
1waiAa1 $780,.
fnsniseSss ~ nosslar. 0sieea. s1nsaed - ~
sfree1- neexs.e - "a ~ e1rs.ss. - a.f,re
Iusnl1afe ~ Ytx1sr, loeo1hee VIM - Rey. 49,
uon "a ~ fsilovinr Articles -
4 srnsr6 msrbie sop sidsSoards
1 eieennt che1b1e ~ nahoesuy
l,hasdsons eouAgeset
spleadN dannaak curtains, In good order
80. loupees, sables
Canespa1 spd windsor ohaiss
BedstoaAa dcoaD buroane
2 superior Hruevel1 csrpels
lcreelieat cookinx stove and rpnHo
Teotner 49, uflIove ana boaufeFs
Hnir. shuck "a GOTTEN mssseeeeos
Rianic1s- ouiNe and 1900
NirTors "a ui0safee
Doheeaisa - cot - deeeatefe
m do tumhIerp. suaaeta
ana vines =
p,.ass dsshea empa ard snnesrn N m
+ Atso.
The i ssy; sea siii' and ''''' Of the e.
The house n Is thoyoueh repair. supplied with M
houses for business Of almost any Kind to be foond
10 the city. WILLIAMSON b co,
fe % Auctioneers.
Tue above sale viii take place at the request Of
NJ Peter Morgan, 6r, shs proprietor.
fe23 Wa 90.
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a. WANfHD-Desd COWS, horncs. mules, goaas
o -Pusoas having such on their lots can have
shem haaled away iwmedtately, besides geesing tnf
niehses psioe paid Tor them, Il word be left 1t Nj
Jenaa 3 GAlssghe1s drug store, On Man, between
7th and Oh ~; Lewis Anselottis, near the Certfa
RailroaA Depot and at xr Joues's grocery. ON Clay
4, Two 6auss mem eth, or 4 tho Glue and Oil Works
and 1xnnery, N rear o( the pew Poor House, 1901
II ~ q
D-Hido Il Ill kinds wanted. for which fuI
maskes Price viii - paid. 10 Io-zW
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p. Rrton. Son. 4 Co, As6m

yTALUABIE LAND AZ AuCiluss..rn irsss
~ nesdey, February ssth, - y ssc -. vii "
Il tho apctpu store 81 bursoo, ~. 49, N ~
eo,d The two Treess Of land fofnsfu N ~ -
J.mes Han. q Sussex county. a.oss = ~ ssssA
pvtersburg fhs homo uscs coasaa.s - ~ ~ = .
: hiehly in,reved, haviss ssss 80. $500 !.
clover. u Aao alsD very me 49, sos1e, bsH
q ~ esss tiSisr. md 10 eihss ssiIa"f I =
ana sslAeisst Tor ths accon
1Amily- "a b 49, :
Ths rsvse traol oaetaine ~ - ~. - - -
uiae froa - sshss lsacs, aid - 49, b1sFss
sssstes. "a sssalsy pscducss I've $500 sss
3 en-, bslldAs esas fns syG sp ~ So;
sssaed Cd % psss rear ios eseses - = =.
Aftoe eakjaH ens ~ ecv@ -. nlAksAoe =.
~ Z - No ~ snsassssa. ~ = tvo :.
g - sssssss ysar. sna yssssssssa 49, 4 sss
- - y 40 yeee WI - ssess = ~
81 :. - - ~ 1s 81 p,Iis,
iru.on. eoas . GO Aast've.
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n uCTNn sale Of CoDsignmcnts Of yor.,., ~
"A onsneise I'm Tuesday, cd Rebrua,v :. ~.
self By auction, u our warehouse. No n, .enw
nree oooaenments Of merchandiss juse l..S.na.
s.esmps sora AND rresto; also, part q ~ -
caed cargo OF the steamer Dare, comcris,n. ~ re
valuable and desirable class Of eoods s. aa
adapted 70 the wants Of the country. Thev Vim IVY
sist in part Of the following, via M
2 cases 4 printed madder hdkfs
imitation silk
% maddeF spun silk
2 /" printed China
super Dandannas srd Cora, hdps.
black 0ros du Rhine cray.ta ana
fancy Brighton scsrfs ''3 ~ar@
oiaGk ana fancy ties and slips
bale Ga venitian cloth
2 !" 64black French trico, c,o,,
% super
I" blue
l " black and blue dissonals
Ga meltons
fancy cassmeres
81 iambekin coatinos
2 Cksviot
I % white fanneIs
8 % o. blue pilot cloths
l Ga nap
2" Ga seasskin
l g. whitney
/ velvet
0sse' mem, men, ssous brown and mixed X hose
mems mermO hose
mems me'ine Anish sh,rts and drawer
Is extra hoop skirts. ., II, ls, %, 20. az
hoops
mems gray lambs wool Y hose
I" mems Shetland lambs wool shirts
~ and * inch black elastic shea vA
black cashmere shawls
2 super French m.rino
2 i" long cloth shirts
fancy WOODEN shirts
1 regatta paper collars
L." fancy dress silks
black afos du Rhine
8 81 and "A fancy prints
. black aud white prints
8 planters linen
8 women's white cotton hose
gray
2 :" children's
French suspeBders
z women's and childrea's assorted ebvs
mems AUD women's meroo and gsun
I" French ginghams
81 Chene spring poplins
fancy all wool de,aines
black mOhairs
~ roll csmbrics
sc "A Irish lnena
l card clothing, fancy, assorted si,cs
CASTLE soGp
16 bales hops
loo haiters
100 brides, 30
The sale will commence Of 10 O'Clock.
Catalogues Of description will DO ready on Tho ds
preceding the salc.
fe S-stawtd EILETT, RxLL 4 FOX, Aue,s
'
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EDUCATIONAL,

NOUCd11OWAz<.
~ " V0LEAAN bas the honor to inform his
W friends and the public genc, ally that no In
ter ds shortly to form
CLASS OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN
for the purptse of teaching the Latin, French Ger
man, and Spanish Languages also, Bookkeeping
and all Commercial Accounts.
The class will meet on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday Of each week, from to 10 O'Clock NJ, at
his residence, corner of 23d and Broad sts.
Letters addressed to me at the 2 Department Of
State, Treasury building, appointing interview,
viii be promptly attended to, and terms and further
particulars will then be made known.
fe 23-eod3ts
NDU1ATIONAL.-ProfA q DANDAHAZY Is
~ prepared to give Q few private Lessons in any
OF the Modern Languages ef Europe, especially in
the Fienah. Applications can be made to him, by
Litter, at tho Confederate Readiag Room. He refers
to Mr. Roger Martin. fe 23-4tA
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100 LBS Marsha,rs Gil Twine

~ LBS Marshalfs Gil Twine
lUU $50 lbs W d threat, for gilling
200 dozen spool Gotten
1000 yds Grspiteyille = muslin
1909 yds ezaaburg
100 yds woilsn jAana, country made
200 gross bone pant buttons
20 pairs ladies' morocco ehoes
100 do do lasting CATERS
800 do sewei sefvauts shoes
200 do gents bAlmo, a shoes
Felt hats, merino hose
Cotton cards, cotton hnlf hose
Rrsad soda, brown soap
Corperss, black peppsr,
For sale by w K POLK, 75 Main et.
fl 23-3th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

T1OK Sale.-I have splendid young boar aud
q brood sow tor sale, Of the very best stock
They are Essex and Durkshire, the Essex of MIR
DuIaney's stock, aud the 'Rurkshtre Of Mr. W
Haxail's imported stock. I shall be compelled 70
sell or kill them, account Of the scarcity feed,
and It is pity TO kill such stock as this o. they are
too valuable to KILL Any person who wishes to
IL not sold. Residence head of Main st, square
above the old Fair Grounds WIN w ROWE.
- IL Q3-itt
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EKIUR1S Tor Manufacturing m.
WIe Tor Sale ~ AncsiOn-Op Topper
1sd inst, commencing q 10 O'Clock A n sesday, IL
o. %se aIop 90 sSo1 asS a. sssxeen IN =.
and Copper Wire, consisting Of Aaas
I pair grooved Yolcrs
1 anneahng furnace
nosstisg furnace
draw bench, with plates
! moulding box and lasks
~. - SnI;.'ne, nsngrs, pulleys, b.
0ovssnmeus, both in the Armorv n s'oasvsfs
nance Departments wILlIxMeOn ~ Oh.
re ~ Aucsio0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

-. BOTTLES For Sale Uheap.-FOs sale 80
doeen swesa Ell bnaiies, Tree from grease. Apply At
eas store No 4, Exchange losel building, Pearl os
lA1h It. Je so-N
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= xs.esen1s AsaI
z0a1Mn1 nssssAsU1 - 49,
- - 8 e1111oa ~ N - ~ Io1n.
49, g - psh1e6nse Ms - 49, q =
~. -, : =; : W sspsi. -. !scE
.Ae1ay -, 60 ensr
Any ~, nagbso tcu
ngyoA ~ 0eh69 0nspe9a
Manolnys Breseh I'd CO. A.A
EneoOeos l5uaeo
1eoeunsy bessoag - v>ehuA..A.
-, 9aeaxss1sa, bedAhx aasSh h
q sessh, sAa1eo, @
OooG0g otovo anA
0enss usesl kitchen fuspn.re
xsPIlAaAnn. A..
01MlIUk1, Dea1ine, @. - 49,
u " Iuesdayp tAs ~ mt. a io -. sIselsa>
tuse, ennpsislag- ees = mn
WaedTee0e, oak adsbosrd
Tables, chairs
1saGh0 1sds, naaty,.ss.
Cseetesy. glaaewasS, -
Snshisg and ehsvtsg tobss,.
- RLRAaANfs. Az.
0au Pc oaaeee co'lsctaoa n v.,...,.,
coasS.asg u poetry, lieht lxs,ss.sse hssls,
Dasess u hsavy kssss,e assfs u
An a1aostnsnt Of hsavy loota.
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By Goddis d Appcrson, Assctio,xers.

II ARGE and Desirab.y Located Dwelling, near the
/ > Shockoc Hill Market, on the south side of Mar.
sha between 9th ard 9Th sts. for sale at auction
vii, be sOli on Friday, the 2Gth Feb, 1864, at AZ
O'Clock tho large and excellent brick tenement loca
ted AZ ABOVE, now in the occupancy Of Mr. Fsher, at
tho monthly rent OF $780, with the right of possess
siou in short time 1he lot has front of 28k feet
and depth of 1871 feet The dwelling has 10 70 ms,
besides large kitchen. Is supplied with gus and
water, and s in excellent ORDER
TERMs=-Cash. Tho taxes for 1864 to be pail by
the purchaser.
fe % GODDIN & APPEREON, Auc:s,
r EASE Of Six Tenemcnts for two years at auction.
Will be leased at auction for two years from lst
April next, on the premises, on Friday, 26th Feb,
1854, at II O'Clock NJ, six tenements, On Main aud
9lst streets, viz: brick tenement on Main between
goth and 2lst sts, containing or rnoms, including
store, With couuters, shelving, &c, frat rate bust
ness stand Two framed tenemcnts, also good bus
stands, near the corner Of 2lst and Main sts,
each with good stors rooms snd Easements Also,
three AIMED tcnements, each containing four good
rooms, corner 2lst st, near Main at. ALI sup Piled
with gas and water.
Terms at hour OF leasing
fe23 0ODDIN 3 APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY Kent, Rise d Co., A,sce,s.


ntonica, &c, comprising upwards Of
1000 PACKAGES,
eing one Of the largest and best selected aasort.
rents of desirable goods ever osEed at auction In
,e Confederate States the whole to be sold on 40
punt Of ths Importers and to be closed without
,ssrve, consisting Of the following goods now In
ore and expect arrive previous to the Rals, viz
n cases black alpaccas and mohairs
leases black baratheas
IL cases black and cord msrints
5cssss black and cold French mouslines
z cases black aud cod French merinos
cases rich print dslAines
% cases Z 8 fancy prints
leases 90 extra madden do
8 cases 9-8 Hoyle's extra purple do
IL cases IS black and white do
10 cases English bleachsd king cloths
2 cases 0 bleached sheetlngs
cases fine aud super Irish linens
2 Gases black and brown hollands
2cases super blAy linens
case extra French canVas
10 cases blue and W B patent threads
2 cases seine and CLING do
8 cases fancy ginghams
case printed Irish linens
8 bales jeans baggsng
/ case white long cloth shirts
3 cases heavy regatta do
2 bales extra Blown cotton do
IS dcx super flannel do
case nursery diapers
4 Gases huckahack towslinS
cases jaeonet musline
4rases cambria and check do
cases white and cold WEIGH 11nnals
IL cases cotton hcsc and half hose
cases mems merino hose
cases gum suspendcrs
3 cases black English grapes
case black tafista cilks
cases cord do, plain and striped
cases fancy Saxony tianncls
case lndiea' Parts kid gloves
2 cases silk and lisie gloves
case mems extra buck do
case assorted cotton tapes
case woxsted skirt braid
cases parasols and umbrellas
case back velvet ribbons
case rich trimming do
cases rich printed or9andies
go d6z linen cambric hdkfs
LOO dog extra hemstitched do
case French linen drilling
200 black berage dresses
Black, blue, And green veil Tissues
Rich, plain, and trimmed thibet shAwls
Long and square India do
Plain aud boFdered beragc do
Linen collars, Grape falls
I4O pieces super fancy cseslmeres
10 pieces black Frerch docskins
IA pieces fancy silk mixed do
80 pieces hne and extsa black cloths
30 pieces gray and mixed do
6pieces extra super sedan do
80 pieces super Italian cloths
cases splendid French trlcots
bales gray sud fancy melt0ns
2 pieces splendid West Of England black cloth
bsle0ootton W&2ding
cass linen shirt fronts
2cAsee imported silk and cotton hdkfs
2Vaees London Ptn9
cases sgate and pearl buttons
cssee lasting, bone snd gilt do
IL cases Ciask's blk and white spool cotton
SO dos bonnet frames
so des ladis3 French corssts
A-l~
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WE shall sell ct auction, II the odace Of the Old
w Dominion Insurance. %, on Friday. Feb 26th,
1861, 1T IL o'clock, the following Stocks and bonds:
$50 900 Confederate per cent coupon bonds, 1868
$4,000 do 1880 treasury notes
50 600 do per cent Registered bonds
$4,000 Richmond and Danvi'le Il Il bonds
10000 Carroll county bonds
10000 iftssn million coupon bonds
10000 Confederate PER cent convertible bends
10000 do cotton bonds
1000 gold coin
Sterling bill
800 thares Merchante' Ins Co stock
10 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth,
and Sucn other Bonds and Stocks as may be offered
be6ore the day Of sale. DAvKNPORT co,
II q Stock Auc.ioneers.
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By Ro0SasSoss, Adams d Co., Asscts.
Corner 9th and Main sts.l

WE will Offer at auction. at 10 o'clock, on Friday,
W next, the 26.h inst
10 bbls choice sugar
4 hhds do
10 bsgs prime Rib coffee
do brown peas
so boxes No turpentine soap
IL do candles
bags copperas
60 sacks salt
60 reaus wrapping paper
casks new rice
10 kegs bi carb soda.
ALSO,
1900 packages man ufactured tobacco
SO cases smoking tobacco
do Cuba and Fiorita cigars, some very
choice.
Parties desiring to consigu goods for the above
sale will please deliver them early Thurs1ay morn
ing. ROBINSON, ADAMS co,
% Auctioneers.
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|METR0F0LlTAN HALL,
TUEsD.aY Eunsae, ri 70, 1884.
HENRY ALLEN,
Corkographer.
THE
% early u secure sv.n-
Extra attrsction.
h2s-ltt Novelty without end
GRAND SELECT BALL.
Grand Select Ban
win be given at the
New Market Hall, on
THURSDAY EVEEING, fst IS, 1864.
No patas az expense will be spared 10 make this
ons ~ ths mont ptsasans ard agreeable halls Of the
!. Ballet HAsFsR.
Thomas v. Carr.
, e s. ss..~, s 3 xs gss.'s,
1iasees. ednitisG gentleman md two indies, o.
"A sEt.Cf 80,
. WIN % stvea q
Csns1 as Ha,l, CAsre1 M. 81.
0ogAer j Ind 18Th streets, On
4HURAOAPKskN'G, n =, 1854
1ekess, adunstAg ssaee@an end ladies. ays
8 NANA0nA 80
ID 0AAfnd, oeo oophin,
Nh DmW, "A Otay. q
&
IL WI ~ giveu a
NEpnkhnAY 1KkM0 - -, len.
IT. J = - ! ! sHsslssss - -, =.
Dk1lo1 4AaG1Q.
s s - s ss.:,:
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z on ths plank road, opposite tie Westham House,
Spring Wagon, Saddle, Timber; nice Cooking
Stoves, everything conplcts; two excsllsut bei-
steads with Feather Bads. everything complets
bureaus, Chairs. looking Gissset &; > Wcsking
Beeah, 2axeellant visss Tools, Files, he; second
hspd ClethinR. s duzan I've gallon ksgs; three fns
nitnra Everything complete and II the best order.
Il 23-3ts Mrs DORTPNkR.
nIANO for c-chieksrng's m.nafAssurs, :
toae ANA aaish. caii and ex.nios il Il ny rsst.
dencs 4h street, GAnbls's Hill. Or spply % me q
fsSa- ~
HpoRs Go Il, lsr BAT Cav =, Local Defeneo,
Richmond, Feb =, ls6k
|nRDERs No b.---Yoa Are hereby ordered . naect
NJ at the Caty Hall On Wednesday rex1 a4th inst,
A. O'Clock fneaassd) f's ar,a ~ " el asn ~.
VT cRAsSoRD. Q 9, e s1-2sf
n YkRY iins HadAle Hefsc for mia -An exoelens
IN eadde Hasse. z years obi . hne tscetee rid
ios to fault, Tho owner having No 40 fnr him, and
Amy 6 sSs essner & Tsaakha "a issS sssssss,
Kaghess Departns.s, befose o'e.nuk E =, far
| shfss days. Pstps, "a, Te9 .-.
70 93--3ts 1AnUELT fIRklN10N.
ID Pr 49, nv = 49, inyslpe.
CRiRTS 81 C61nn 49, . t6aSf. i'sr1la1 q
| - niahtHe snes ON 800 aan ~ shkn ~
coaAn Aa1s = ~ bsas uAnnee - - egeevea
~. e z ! i. . y. d & sg ~ a.,
Ga 49, lls.ll 0pll.,1ls s
saAt M. !, 3 q w.: = 4 4 !.
~ ~ s. ule a1lAslg
sgtrils, 81 e l 10
Asssss ~ 80 = II T.. = y - - )!
1922 1NisS 80 n - ~ I1u1l xo11>F
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By Davenport d Co., Stock AasctiOneers,
EOiIice corner Cary and 18th cts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
HARD NAMES.

The professor Of religion, the man
of honor, the pure philanthropist-
John Patton-.is travelling all over the
county, holding political meetings in
churches, and calling people hard
names, His complaint has become
chronic. He cant get up now with
out blating " traitor" copperhead,"
seccssonist.
This thing is played out Passion
and prejudice are passing away, and
men begin 10 reason Better address
your arguments to the reason, than
to the passions, General. If the peo-
plo can be converted TO Republican
ism, John Patton and Bucher Swoope
will surely effect it, for no man can
for moment imagine either of them
would lie! i A pretty pair. Go in, Pat
ton Bully for S,coOpc!
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
AN ARMISTICE.

Bucher Swoopc says an armisticc
means y giving up all we have con.
quercd." Hc knew he was not telling
the truth when he stated it. An ar.
misticc means war in everything save
tho shedding of blood. 1t is a truce
Of heightened duration. Itgivos time
to cool time to reason; it means hold
all you have, and talk with your ad.
vcrSary about settlement. 1fyou are
for war to tho knife, and the knife 10
thc hilt, then vote for Abraham Lin
coin. Ifyou are for Peace and Union,
vote Cor MCCLELLAN, PENDlE
TON AND BIGLER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS FROM
CONNECTICUT?

The Town Elections ia the State OF
Connecticut last week show upprecedcnt-
ed Democratic gains, and renders !. be.
yond doubt that the State v Ill 90 fer No.
Clelan in November.
ofthe for,y-fve towns already heard
from thirty have been carried by The Dem
ocrsts, and in all the other tevns Tue
Democratic vote has been largely iDcreGs.
ed This is more than was expected and
strikes terror into the ranks OF the Aooli-
ton cohorts. They think that their days
Of triumph are numbereed. Hear what
the Hartford Ress, the Abolition State or
gan says:
;" Connecticut is to be caryled by work
II Will not do TO depend either uPon In
ION victories, nor the justice of our cause,
nor any general glow Of enthusiasm and
good feeling. Enthusiasm is good, hur-
,sns ,nl are good. but ace want totes.
wherever our friends have been q. work
W. W. had handsome Union gains, where
;Iusy ISy have been idlo we have d:scTor,f..y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
ANOTHER DRAFT COMING.

Gov, SEYMOUR, of New York addressed
the Democracy of Philadelphia at Tie
heystone headquarters Oh the 5th instant
and sail
. DO not speak unadvisedly when
say that this is not the last are. IT, The
three years men who enlisted in the COM
mencement OF the war will have serve d
three years in the spring OF 1865, and they
VIII all De coming home in the SPRING
They will come among you, decimated and
weakened, and then DE heaviest draft tha,
was ever given the country will be sent
upon us. The Administration will call for
men for one year just before the election,
but 1t the administration be sustained
next month, and Abraham Lincoln be el-
ected they will not be so careful the next
time, and tho draft will come not for nine
months or three years, but for tie uar."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
VICTORY CERTAIN !

We assure our Democratic friends thai
glorious Victory awaits them on Tues.
day next, il they but do their duty in get
ting out their voters and guarding the
polls from fraud. We have tho mosI
cheering accounts from all parts Of the
State. Our party is perfectly united. Ev-
cry man FEELS that his country and iLs
liberties are at stake and he is deterwin-
ed to preserve them, if BALLOTS will do
it. When tho Democrats can carry Con-
necticut, what more encouragement cen
be asked! To work to work, then, Dem
ocrats
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
THE NEWS.

Gen. Grant is believed to bo in
Washington. Ofcourse, "all is quiet
in front of Petersburg" 1t is now ev,
ident that tho "Great Victories" won
by Grant, aud so loudly celebrated q
few weeks ago, were only manufacture.
for political ctfect--that no victories
were won; and it is very stronly sur.
missed that our reverses were of the
most serious character. This is evi.
denced by the advance in gold from
lSS to 200 and upwards.
The war cloud is growing blacker
and blacker in Missouri.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
WHAT THE WAR COSTS.

Our Government bonds are now being
so'd to the Germans at FORTY CENTS
on tho dollar, aud the Germans thus 90,
W'ceH per eeat. interest m gold for their
money,
1t is 'aihentable fnct that while our
eondS we're thus selling for ~ cents ON
the dollar, the Confederate bonds we're
selling at 60 cents on the dollar.
And in the face Of such facts dema-
gogues are going about through the couu-
try, howling it in tho ears of their follow
ers, that the rebellion will be crushed in
thirty days"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-10
DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS FROM
MAINEsD

This question is in the mouth of every
shoddy patriot, and is displayed in fam
ng bandbills.
Yes-we have heard the news from
Maine, and rejoice in snug Democratic
gain. The Abolition majority is reduced
about TWO THOUSAND. Will any Ab-
olitionist deny this One more effort and
even Maine will no enrolled in the Demo
cratic column.