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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25
Mn 0ebredlihe II. GertpunDete
l1stsr 1900 gsrirnen fab sebeIt tsUrtsn, tur@
Geo. Senner'S Seilenoe @aIbe.

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8npdenfrab, teibe @eidwuNt Sfrpfeln, Sablub, Grbernp,
GrpIpelas, f9mar3e gIattsrn &beur1atismus 9abrnuns,
Sapdde nnb 9dEienen in, Jtiiderat ; aub at Der 0unse.
Nub a%rinmung hs Gidsrats, llsbsrpaflung ber @eIenfe,
ale Mrten spn gnslnpuns an Der Qeber, Der Qanee, ben SHE.
rea, @ueen, Sbrsn. Saubbet, no bic Sbren ~auslaufeu. 2u.
fdQise pter friibe Wunren terben in unelaublih furser Bet
esbcilt; che GO eitert belt es ftpn Spn innen beraus. gfdnnlht,
anrdenaustituns, gerrsniuns, @unben bic bur6 Sauen,
Stedcn ptcr S9seen seruriabt inb. Gbenfp 0erbrennung,
aud raan nod, pcnn Der granb pber Mprtiff ltion a~nsean.
gen bat. Sir NabereS bsfrase rber abreiIre an
9r. @errse 8enner,
Iifn, @eneca Co., Sbip,
nabe benz GiftnbatEbeppt.
81. g. - grefe, tpeeet @ntpprt pom mir, r,uRen stnen
TeRifan1p entbalten. Ten /. Set. 1863 - 3WPt. gS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25

Gin Gsmdhs i'm Otrs.- 81. 8uapp, FER
slusen. nno SbrenarSt in SO. PSI, SiosSchfra'
81, GoIumtus, g., bat elm srpBes 6leiihseraAs
aus bsm Sbre bss Moem Mclsr, ron Moamspiae,
Mlsfinsum &c., g., %entfernt. SIR. 0tcisr iaSt
bafslts isi isit Den lsBtsn 10 Sahrsn I'M MaAlen bee
arlfen aeipelen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25
Dec. 2. '63. (Blbp u pS9 bis serb.) @arietta. ..

Gin etsenttirnlider @~nfedunssfpH, BEN
mir Strppbeln nennen. lauert 4
Der Contribution Icbr Sieler 2eute. CT
erseust entmeoer einen sefhrdhten, Der.
fprtenen 8ufanb hes glutes. pber TT
tdbur6 te%rppreerufen. 3ds glut rirb
unfGbie. bic 2ebensfraft tn ibrer Gbdtis.
felt ,u ertalten, unb bas Ssfem mirb be.
raneirt unb bridt sulest ednsli9 sufam.
nten.
Die ftrrptul6fe IAfedurs trirbserf6te.
tentlid serurfa6t. bur1 Werfurtaifrant.
heiten, lieerlimeS Qeben, fhle6te 8ertau.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25
IL Dr. mptb's DfSuf AZ hr s.. strase, 80. sax Ipiften
eamsr nab Druapuas sgataaat, Dts.
DanffdattuG.

Sd eraatte 5errn DIT. Gpte lit Cincinnati, metntn seSiaSR %ess BAL
|ab fur bic srdnbllds 5slsns meissr aasen; i'd mar far lanss A.tla.ss
bltnh, une babe steitStff@teoene Nerste gebrauht frnnte dber xtlt tsSsv
rsrsen+ tnelia saaste y MID an Ssrrn Or; artb. mel4er neine AnssI
tn iepr turasr 6stt turtrte; - tam sesbals perm @stt aasu Iuseasi.
unb GrscraY ~. IN.
8. ariBnann.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25

Suisiisn bsrsits einssfabrt, bs6sn @sihaHsnbsit eas
aIufnaSsln enttsbrlih maht. Gin benz ssrH9nlih
%ssfcrmtsn giisn tsfnpsn iih nauli4 umsstcssns,
slaiiihs 8dnner BON Stabl, pslae DEN 6uf hes
pisross faRsn uno mittslt elmer SArauts isf an
%hsnisltsn ansssossa msrrsn. sc mirb bisrSura bas
Sftsrs 8slhla9sn srirart, oas Yfero miro niht-irie
hiss 10 manhmal Der Ual if-bsim aluinassln psrs
lsst, unb psnn ss fIr Die &ube bes gfsrnes ODER aus
anosren GrinSsn fir ;trsdmaeis oebalten ,pirb, 10
farm has Sbier i'm Staa nit lsi4tsr Mabe ron ben
@ilsn teireit trsreen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

The Democratic and Congcrvativ,
members of Congress held a meeting
tho other evening and unanimously
adopted tho following preamble and
resolutions.
Whereas gold or silver is raid 10 our
ministers, cohsuls aud commissioners rem.
reseniing the nation IN foreign countries.
ana gold and silver only are received
from people at the Custom Houses in pay.
ment Of duties; and whereas. the peoplo
are forced TO pay capitalists their interest
~ specie IN their investments in the uo.
llonal debt, therefore be il resolved. That
the officers, soldiers and sailors in the mr.
my and navy should be paid in gold and
silyer, or their equivalents in emount.
and be II also resolved that the chairman
OF tins meeting be instructed 10 prepare
amendments to the army and navy bills
TO this effect
The following resolution from a com
mittee appointed to consul. urun the no
liiicaI matters likely to come before Con-
gress, was adopted Re8olacd, That the
Iresldents Iroa.amotion of the Srh De-
cembcr, 1868, il unwisr, inexpedient, rcv-
oIui!onary and unconstitutional, and is
therefore dis0pproved.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
Fraud! Fraud y

The history Of the world, we dar,
say, fails to furnish a parallel to tn,
present times for official pcculations
A few days ago the Secretary of the
Collector Of Customs ut New Vorl;
was detected in most grand scheme
ofrobbing the Government, in which
he had succeeded in piling up n very
large sum, lie was landed in Fort
Lafayette This was followed by sew
cral other arrests, there, with still
more promised, and some of the New
York papers intimate that if q hunt
was made for thieves the Government
need only seek for one Of its Office
holders. Well may Senator Hale
have eXclaimad in the Senate, that the
Government was in greater danger
from the thieves in Office than from
the public money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

A'oTusE Or7HsGE THREATENED A resolution
for th, expulsion oI Senator DAVIS Of Kcnucky,
olerod Ivy ihatpiDp Of vanity, Wilson, of Massa-
chu5eiis, is Low before the {. s. Senate. Mr.
Davis has bean acting an. speaking as ic he WAS
representing fro white uen-and hence tie ia
Jigua.ioa Of the ALOltionists
But perhaps We ought not 10 ray this. Our
Jacobin noighbor may charge US with "pervcrt-
iog'' the ia"guags Of tho T. S. Senate. But-uo
matter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
CLUBS or TWENTY.
Farm for Sale.

'ENlh subscriber residing in Coyiugton town.
ship, now offers his valuable farm for sale on
raasonnbe terms. ltis located an the Clearfeld
road, aud contains - acres of laud: 70 of
vhich Is cleared, with two story house, suitable
for hotel w0gonmakcr shop, md other ont.
buildings, young belring orchard, and well
Of excellent water at the door. 4 CoAL BANK
IS opened on the iarm with vein Of coal feet
thick.
sT5g- For terms and particulars. address the
undersigned at Frcnchy!ls J.. 0. ClcorGeld co.
Oct. Is, 1853. L. BEuNW ELL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
Philadelphia, June %, 1851. = ~

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder. in Youp, o,
Aged Mn!c or Female are speedily removed
and speedily restored to heal.h.
behctto Cbidren-thoss suffering from Naras.
mus W@suoS away, with scarcely any flesh on
tn,T bones are cured in very short time; ono
elect ''S
Parents ha, 'ng suffering children as above. and
wishing 10 raise them, vii, never regret the day
they oommCnced with these Bittcrs
L,i-Fary Eeu, Students, and thnso WORKING
LoTt wlth their brains, should always keen bot
Lo Of H"olmnd', Btters near them, as they viii
hnd much benefit irow iJs use, 10 both mind and
boey, in'iguraunG aud not depressing.
Itls not Llquorstlmuant, and leaves no pros.
tTati4D.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

4 VERY USEFUL ARucLE.-Wc call attention
to tho advertisement Of II, L, Wright Esq
agent for the sale Of Woodruff weather inli-
'Stor' They should have Il place in every fam
n.y. Hui are invaluable to tanners, lam mbern.cn,
40. Persons wishing to examine them can do
AZ Ly calling On Mr. Doynton, or Mr. MoEua,ly,
Of his place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
Car Time at Tyrone

On and aner the goth Of April. 1863 Passenger
trains run Us follows
WEsTW}HD. ryRoNg -tpro,
Baltimore Express 2 10 An. ,I0,v
MAu Ira'n bS P.A. 0S SP. ~
HAYWARD,
Express Train, 10 q Pm
Past Mail Train 33Av
Through Aecommn u l5A.M. 49,,
irainS on the TrRoSE and CLRAerlrLp B,ancb
leave Tyrone for Sandy Ridge at 50 A,Mand
] p NJ ~ A. "' anu
:, Trans on the BALD EAGLE VALLEY roadleayo
1yroao for Bolleronte ats gIjA.W.
~ ng tralns on these latter roads run to connect
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

E1s- The Inauguration Of Gov CcnTIS, for h!s
second term, took placo at Harrisburg yesterday.
Extensive preparations had been made for the
occasion, closing with grand ball IN tn, even.
s,-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

ives suggest Thursday the l7th day
=. "s'oh next as the day, and Tyrone as
'ne p'ace, Tor the meeting Of Conferees TO
's.s'. a Senatorial Delegate to represent
,n's district in the approaching Democrat
s,s'e convention. What say our friend,
y MAY sDd o.nbrhi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
SPECIAL OFFERS,

We desire this year to place before million O
northern readers the great doctrines the DAY.
BOOK tssshcs on the question Of the Rar.y. ",
confidently believe if this journal were pIncei i,
the hands Of onc.half The voters OF the por,brrr
SintcS between this time and November, 1861. tr,
Democrats c1ui not fail to carry then, Fro.i
Dental eiction. We therefore make the folIowfp,
Offers, not 10 the light of plies and lg, cyon be-
cause 1t viii bc profitable for wc C ~ scarcely nf
FORD it-but solely to secdre a vide Gi.seui9atipr
Of the doctrines which we firmly believe will save
our country:
CLUBS OF TWENTY.
For q club Of twenty beside the extra p,po,
10" offered, We will send copy ,f d. Van Ey.
rios great work On Negroe.aud Negro Slavery. .''
the third edition Of which is just ready. Price
One Dollar
CLUES OF FIFTY.
For club Of Firty auhscribcrs, at 500 W. viii
send one extra rape', and a complete set Of our
Anti Abolition Publications, THE prices Of which.
taken together, amount 10 S2,75.
CLUBS OF ONE HUNDRED
In relation to club- Of one hurred, we viii say
this: Whoever will send us one hundred subscri
b'rs al oNE TIME, the club u be sent to one AD-
Dress, and begin aud end at the same time. viii
receive the papers at $l0O.
NO'emOer lS, ISbj Y. L., II. co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
AUDITOR,S NOTICE

I n the matter Of the &s,at, of Jacob Fisher,
l. late Of Woodward towlship, deceased, the
Undersigned, who was duly appointed to audit
aui distribute the money remaining ia the hands
Of Joseph Fiscus, Administrator, viii attend TO
the duties Of his appointment at his Office, in tho
borough Of C.emfeld, on Tuesday the 9th day
of February, 1854, at clock, ?. M, whom and
where all persons interested may attond
Il. j. WALLACE,
Jan. ~, isbl-pd. Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
SlrlO Advertisements.

TfATErIONIhT,--A young Soldier who
I'VE has lcon through q series Of battles and
now confined ia tho hosritnl,wlshes to correspond
with scvglai amiablo young ladies Of talent and
refinement, with view to Umuscment mcEnl
Improvement, and to drive away the dull mouot-
ony Of hospital ittc. viii 10: several young
isdies say vii! gratify bis wish and slt Il e
sciion to the word Ladies' Of PENNSYLVANIA
are respectfully Invited.
!. is desirable that the Photograph Of each
writer accompany tie letter, for which one will be
returned. Address 7. o. c.
9th Ward Chesapeake Goncral Hospital,
OH Point Comfort. Va
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
WOODRUfF'S
IMPOVED WEATHER INDICATOR

MO man should be without well regulated
~ and reliable Barometer. The above named
article is superior to any other now IN use. The
selling price is from EIGHT to TWENTY dol
lGrs-sC cordilg to style HENRY b. WrlGHr, Of
Glen Hope, is the agent fol Clearfsld county,
who will furnish them on short notice, and give
all necessary Information.
II. b. WRIGHT,
Jan. ~ Isoi-tf Agent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

$as> Senator BrcEALEw will please sccCp, our
thanks for a copy Of the very able speech Of
Senator DAVIS Of Kentucky delivered In Deer
last
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

Me'sF'' Wallace, Of the Senate, and Bower and
e'"rEh" Of the iiouso, are intiuod to our thanks
for Legislative documents from Harrisburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

Coon PrS.-Of all the metallic pers we ba, ,
yet uiea--aDd We have tried n good many differ.
eHt mapuiacturN'-not one Of them, in our esu.
+ nation comes ny to the article manufactured Ly
HGSRr MTyEH, II { Is, Filth st., Pitt.pprr. pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

ls7i;- Tie smallpox prevails extensively in
Washington city, taid to be brought there ty
oyutrsbauds
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

MhERIED -on the 7,h lust, by Isaac Lemon,
ESQ, Mr., Marion Hocbenbrrry, to Mis5 Susan
Robson, both Of Ferguson toHnship.
On January lst 1884, by the Rev. -
Mr. Geo Newson uf this place, to M.s Mary
a. Evans, Of huntington, IA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
COURT PPOcEEnrrna

Inc January term commenced Oh
tLe llth, and closed on tho l4th inst
President Judge LINN, and his Asso
gates DhOoM aud THOMPSON, wcr,
present. The following is a synopsj,
sot the proceedings:
QUARTER SESs.-JAN'Y TERM 1.64
mouwoallL Fornicatlon, Basrar
"a. dy end Seduction
John Bell True bill. Settled
commonwealth Passing counterfeit
w. TuOnav hsFapl,rt
A Kelly. Layipy l,rn drarIar
ints the srmy, the Court ordered bis sura
lies TO Le released.
Commonwealth ! Assault Triad
t,, Guilty. Sentenced
iRI",,o' thompson to pay fine s. each
and Mason bloom, and costs. Test,
X D. Wallace and S"oo.o for Com,
Ws!lsce for Defendants.
. Commonwealth Fornicati0n and z &,
., tardy Trua E,l
EI~Ard Il, Patton.
4 Same Assault and Bat
~ terry. lRuoramus &
.n" u COmtninE'. David MIcAsci Pros
"outor to pay costs
Sams Sellirg liquor on
+ r.. Sunday True Bill.
J &, Raiohsoh
Sans
!" Forgery. True Bill.
J. Wcstbrook.
Commonwealth ! Maliciout li,clior
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

Those suffering from Broken Down and Deli.
cato Cons stitutions, from whatever cause either in
maie or .euaic, will find in Hoohand's German
bnterS' Remedy that will restore them to tleir
uSu" health Such has teen tao case in thous.
ands OF instances. and fair trial is l,l rro,i,o5
TO prove the assert L.
Eemcmo o,r 'hat these Bitter arv NOT Aleho.
hohc, and NOT intended us a Beverage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

EI'NLEf man that has read any thing Of tine
- past history Of this WAR must finally come
- the conclusion that tho Confederate Govern.
ment "onIdbc broken down. It Was only n our,.
""H OF ume. But row We Eqvc The above GIo~f.
Gus SOM SlrrinE news TO cheer Us Up: and tbA
only draw back to our joy and Qualification i, Nh,
Imminent danger Of the Coulrabands comipr
MORT. 10 "eat odt oar substance" aud TO vcar ont
g', Sh"eS But of one thing thep people Of Gear.
1r!l county may be assured, aud that is TINT
HANK SHOEf-for short calod SLor,,s-is
selling Boots ~ shoes as chcnp as opv o.bnr
man IN The county; and if YOU don't believe il.
just give him call on court-week, orat any 9th cr
ume, aEd see for yourselves. lie would lust "a.
mhd the pubic that bis shop is now ON Market
street in Show's Row-whcre you will find him
just as Mou as usual--iruyt a little sloyter--of
CASH than he would like to be.
Al hinds OF work on hands and made to order
on short notice and as well made, and as good Gt,
Is can ha "skceroa" up here or elsewhere.
Aak-Dou forget the shop--on Market street
IN IN Shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. L. L.
swoo.c's office, T, SuOET
Clearheid, Juac II, 1852
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

&aJ-A dealer in figures Says that there
are o%5 0)O,0 Geat.s, 4i2 500 coo births
aud S&,30JC00 marriages in the world
annually.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

Ono Copy, ono year 1000
Three Copies one year so
Five Copies, one year 7,5O
Ten Copies, one year, and one 10 the ggt,cr-
up o The Club Ilfp
Twenty Copies, one year, and one to the get
tGr Ter up "i Inc Cub 2iOa
Additional Copies, each ,ya
Tie nawe Of the Post OIice county. and State.
should in all cases, be plainly given in every lot
ter.
Plymoui always in advance. md all psncrs
will be stopped when the time of subscription paid
for expires. Address.
VAN EYRE, HORTONG co.
No. lt1, Nassau street, \. York.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

FN'SANCiAL CONDunONofthe Clear
h-,d county Agricultural society for
'He year ch"ins tith January, 1851.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
RICHARD M0SSOP.


- Se,sH A HE JN LIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Cleogtsla, Pi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
vegetable Extract.
/ A PURE'TONI
THAT WILL RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED 4
Not A0kc Drnnhards.
Wr. HOONG.AND's
German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DR.. {. NJ. JAG KSON
PBILADELPuIA, Pa.
viii Efectually and Most Certainly
CU X + A LII DISEAS SEES
ARISING FROM A
pIS02DERED
LIVER,
STOMACH
OR KIDNEYS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
viii cure every case of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kid.
reys, aud Diseases arising from a Dis.
ordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMP-
toms resulting from Disorders Of tho
Digestive Organs
trusj-
patton, iR-
ward Piles,
lUlIucg, or
Blood 90 tho
Head, Ariajty Of
the Stomach Nausea
heauh9fo, D;sgus, Cor
Food, Fulnrs. or Weight
IN t"c STOMACH, Sour ErGo
taions, Sinking or Tutcgiay
nj lhe fitof he stomach swim
ming Of tho Head, Hurried and
D0lcuit ETcathinss Futtcrng at
Heart, Choking or suliocating reu,a
salons when in lying posture, Dinlness
OF Vision Dots or Webs before tbe
Sight Fever and du,' pain in tho
neA', Deficiency Of Precipitation,
leIi"wness Of Skin uul Eyes
PAIN IN the side, Buck Chest.
Limbs, De-, Sudden Flush.
c. of Heat Burning in
tho Flesh, Constant
maslninE5 Of
Lyii and great
D pr cssi'n Of
SPiritS.
PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-For those who p,
'iro and will have Liquor Brtter., we pnbl,,b
ne Io"oWinE receipt: Get one botrio lIo1fapa',
ternnn Btiers and mix with 2IGr O,grl. ~
J'"" Hro"3y ar hh"dcB and iua rrsi.I, viii be
preparation that viii tor orcci iI medicinal ,.ir
nrs and true cycciiclre puy of tho np,nrr,.,s
Liquor Bit'ers itr,he market, 4 will cs., ag,l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20

N''h - is'N' b''SHs
Commonwealth ! Riot-Tried- Gull
Is. ". Wallace 1 Tes
8 J, Pyles, r. Bard for Com. Swoopo toi
q z. usrtshorn. Defendants.
Commonwealth Adultery - Ignor
IS, anus Geo Miller
Mary Jane Miller Pros. to pay costs
Commonwealth Adultery-Ignora-
IS mus Geo. Miller,
sydnCy Farley. Pros'r, TO pay costs.
Commonwealth J Disturbance at cleo
Us, tion. True Bill.
David Michael,.
Commonwealth Malicious mischief.
Us. d. Michaels, Pros'r r,
W. w. Wilson. to pay costs
COMMON PLEAS.
Jane Cochrane Feigned issue. Yer
rs. dict for Plaintiff for
III. Spencer, Wm. r. 10000 per annu.1
beck aud others. from 2jlh Seplem-
Der, 1860 McEnally for Pl'f. Swoope 4
Crans for Defendants.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Prnner G Burley ! Motion by dei'ts for
@ new trial. McEnal.
Hon'z, Wood et al ly for pTffs. swoope
q Wallace for defendants. "
Knox 'p. Sch. Dist. Rule by plaintiff 10
m rs, strike OF award of
Thomas Mckee. arbitrators. Rule
discharged, McEna!ly for ppF. r. j.
Wallace fordefendaut.
Peter Bloom Certiorari. Continued
IS, Wallace for PlaiutiR
W. ,. Holmes. McEnally for Deft.
@. W. Yocum, Am'r Rule to show caase
OF Wm. Gahagan, why judgm't should
Us. not be opened. Con-
Wm. A. Mason. tinued r. J. Wal
lace for Plth, Grams & Barrett for Deft.
ia 7, White Rule by Def to strike of
IS. Rule to refer at plaintiff s
Sss- Curley. cost. Rule made absolute. !
,.ns ,.n d Barrett for plaintiffs. R J Wal
nee ior defendant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-20
HE ONLY NEW YorK PAPER MADE uP EXCLUSIVE.
Lr ron COUNTRY CIRCULATION.

Ners ofhe Week, Cottie, Produce, ana
other Markets, CAREFULLY Rep0rted.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
News OF the Week.

A General Order ffoa General SHERMAN
sets forth that the 18th asd 18th corps are
consolidated, General IIooKEK command
ing Major General HOWARD has been as
aligned to the 4ih corps, relieving General
GoRDoS GRASGER, who had asked for leave
OF absence. Major General seHoFELD hss
been assigned 10 the command Of the ed
corps, and General sFoxEN1s takes cefss
mand of special cavalry force. Major
General NKwroS il assigned TO daty In the
Army of the Cumberland, and reports to
Major General TnoaAs.
Congress has reported = bin, originating
in the House, extending the privileges Of
the Homestead Act to che insarrectionary
States, giving loyal soldiers and sailors the
privilege to enter on saeh lands. This b
a. it should be, and II but an act of justice
to our soldiers who fed from their homes
to Join the Federal army.
The train Of carS coming TO Knoxville
had Airaoaloas escape a few days ago,
sons Elk miles east Of Cleveland The
track was blown mp by rebel torpedo. in
tended u destroy the train and the lives Of
a. a 5ar3 wouion and children inclnded.
Il i.s.s .csa sae work Of sonaerebel who has
tsS,a t5c asf6 - avoid being watched. Lot
our autkarities go to work and destroy all
the rebel hous,A and property in the vieini-
ty ol where such oatrages occur.
The election in Maryland has resulted in
the State going for Conventions inaacipa-
ton BY Aboat I5,oo0 Of msjority. Tbs
vote ef Rdtirnsre xas--B0r Convention
E,nancipztion, 9,el1, against 7s. Bat onS
district in the State, the 9Th, gave ma
jority against the convention. ticket, and
that only = majority sf Rfly votse
Tbs Rhode Island election has resulted
in favor of tie Onion ticket, and JAMES 7
SMITH, Union candidate, IS elected Governor
BY small majority. The elections in al
the Northern States have gone in favor o
the war policy Of Mr.. Lincoln by great,
increased majorities. New JerEsy Is th'
only exception.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
UNION MASS MEETING.

There viii be UH:on Mass Meeting IN
Knoxville, on Saturday. the 10th iuslHnl. al
which Governor JoaNsOS and others win
speak to the citizens on the issues Of the
day. and Of the war.
Conc one, come all. and hear what il to
ts said in favor Of the Federal Government
aud the war policy OF IaScOLs's admins.
traiion, and in opposition to the infamous
confederaey.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

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kefsll ana sArni'a Cd npon - Niklt 81
Sslasa II lhsy ii "a 81, aiIs4 tItsf
hasssls Aha SONS Il eslne ost q ~ ssss's
aud % b slIsir tsg,Isrs Is & = sNf
outrage thai tie sssA aud wAess g thsse
families ehouisl have been taks6 10 The Gov
eminent ii The saissfabis prize u = xass
for che one, and q fbf The other. shea Der
can. now b rsrlassd q are timss Inst
aneaat
Bot a,ess 81 skess UnEon hmilies hkss
small farms and levsi hssass here, ihat tbsi
have ssaek u tllFoakh wi aha god fxpors.
and ,Asy psssas dsine d lsans b hanish-
meat. wheFc . change of ellmsss md dssii-
satlon win sAass them y die assol.s steAIs,
era and IN strange lAasd We asny ihs
right cf the military aashorisies rsldly g
send there hyal families e. SID against
their solesan pecssss They anaerteed she
Gossrnnsnt Of heir choice was sendsag en-
array hero 10 psstss sliesn, and rot q taslsh
them cruelty fresn the land &C their nativity.
and the graves of their sslstises We piA
asht this unjust, cruel sud inAanAn order
10 the last ne matter BY = HON nadeor de-
ionded.
We admit there are more persaas here
than can bubslst upoa the supplies hsrs.--
But our remedy h, send out the vile fsbeis,
and allow the Relief Assotiation Transports
ton, and No viii guarantee thai thsy WI
be provided sos nasil crop ID raised.
Since writing the sorsgoiag article We
have been assured BY Geo. Scnessklp that
no order has ever been issued requiring
Union families 10 50 North, bat that The
Government win send snig tAass sehe desire
10 %. TAia We sppssvs of aaa Ne sfe
pleased TO have Il IN oar power q correct
an error extensivsly bslisved