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!IhFoe edl.i0ns SOLD belOFS .published 3 - ).

GThEee editions sold 6eluFS .published 4 - =.
6N9 AN -. y llFsLIn ,CyDry7
IN every Regiment, to sen 81 SubSsSST
NJ sSni o. ne Great Rebellion, by Rev. IiIs1
enc qetaEo volume OF sI{ pages. PrtsS SI RI "a
S.9p r. Ahamofogs oltllne or th6 R6bsiIios
.IStI. Sar9niels style One Of lie fsost
given, and liberal ~ I've ss
ee3SsS%pshsd sgents. Sod oniy ~
a We Sa.. y. INT CO.. Publishers. "a.
- z. fisse I 70 iais5 - ss
~ ~ y 4 ARRLESS ToPR- A..
gtAs l1t the 6oys at q - i,.' ma
!. - tl-Eleo nNIo0LLA RROlRs !.
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tns ice sh1u be Of the best quality. and subject 70
EsSSlPt ter the actual amount delivered at osei
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= The Toe to DO subject to cotton, ras4suro
mentI and approval of MEDICAL oh8esF,' or other
nEopaFly aPP5tnted Inspector before being receInt
Payment to be made from time to time upon du.
P''eete Dllls, certified toby the Medical Director
Signed,
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sE WING Just refined from. tho 4. 4.
s., very iarSe stock Of Motions and Fsney Gaa,!
II maIsS ,S e wants Of the trad, S5f
S.n9 4toek tns Connection viii 49, ~ h4eseP
sysT large 1atfety; colnpTSSs,
Bet SuaitS s5 a. my line, All of which are Al ths
tleAse call And tatl5F$ SS6EtsS = . :.
stope sRiFS II y z !!2tly seoek IA
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JIM LANH has beeu ''hoisted by. his own,
pstard." Carney. the present governor Of
Kansas, just elected 70 succeed Lane as
United States senator, was Lanes eandI-
date for governor, aad it was sssettsd by
the anti.Lane party that Carney was elect
ed by fraud and corruption on Lanes part.
Very likely ii was SO; at any rate he con-
sidered the election of Carney for governor
as security for his own reelection to the
senatOrship-and now Carney has gone
aud taken that chance himself. Lane
threatens to contest the legality of Car
ney's election, but there Is NO State or ma
tiOnal statute which Iorbids the eIsction of
senator year in advance Of vacancy,
and Carney win have the seat If he lives
long enough, which is NOT absolutely GER
tain, as Lane has an unpleasant trick Of
shooting men that get in his way. Carney
is said to be even more radical than Lane,
which will do him no damage IL he IL
honestly SO, and not as a trick to catch
votes. The republicans of Kansas, and all
peAteable citizens, are to be congratulated
at the prospect of getting rid Of Lane per.
msnently.
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payments to be mazda from time 10 time u,on On.
PlieSte plS' certified to By the Medical Director.
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q. e. q. ges haadred poaad..
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THRER Clereymsn Of the Reformed Pres
byIerian syuod visited President Lincoln,
ON Thursday, and be listened with great
patience 10 their reasons for desiring to put
a recognition Of Christianity tuto the pre-
amble Of the United States constitution,
and told them he would give to the matter
serious consideration. Poor man! OF
course he will but will there be no end
to these efforts of weak good people to
worry himH Can't somebody taiuk Of
something else that it would be we'll to
have in the constitution Where are the
strong minded women. that they don't be.
siege Mr.. Lincoln. now. that the constitu.
ton is open to amendment, to put IN .
section making the women voters aud ale
lowing them to be congtessmsn aud presf
dents and anything they please it
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at the following prices per ton OF two thousend
pounds, namely, at '''N's'''..S
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FOR SALE.
'IALOnr0e. House, .fnr REM

TDHAT ven known lAha valttable HofeI tlI,,,,.t,l
Z Ataatedt on Main street near tie saSneSsiSS55
sflSgs; Y tae city q Wheeling. Apply .
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simply. Agreed to.
Mr.. ScoFr moved to insert a reouest tn
have the 4th and 7th West Va. 7Infantry
and lst West Va Cavalry transferred to
this Department lit being understood that
all the other West Virginia regiments arc
already init and the motion was agreed
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- RORN o. PRoPosAL.

Of first quality Of Ice, carefully packed n
tai houses, at the within named points, namely
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Canada barley.

CANADA BARLEY; for.ssed, for sale at "a
Ls'sh-' YES - GEO. ". SMITHS
geOh4 --zJT healing BFaJveFv
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The first division of.the ressolutio1, M.
Ing for an increased military force and the
transfer 70 this Department of the regT.
ments last above mentioned. was then
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The question recurring upon the second
dtYis lou, Of the resolution, asking for the a.
Shipment todhis command of Gen. Si0eI ~
FMltcy, or some other Major General. - I
Nj DAWSON moved, to Jay. the, resolution
on the table: ~ q I g1i4 15 G y y wv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
CURTIN AND NO DRAFT, ~

We all remember how familiar this cry
was with The Abolitionist, last fall, Elect
Woodward, aud the war will be prolonged
;or years, was their cry. bot elect Cur.
tin, aud no more draft, will be needed"
Unfortunately, toe many voters were
simple enough to he,d these promises
and biind.y cast their votes Tor the Abo-
lgau candidates.
Whl,is the results Does tie war look
rs iii, oas over' D.i the election of -ur.
Ill weaken the rebellion
I-,let Ne see how infamously wicked was
his attemptat deception, and with What
uaa.lshing s4ro4tary they pledged them
ss.yes to tae people lAat II they wouidra
s.eo. Car!in, they she nd not be uoabl,.
with another draft. IN the Jso.,u. organ
ol .ais place, Of Tue 7th Cc,ober last, tht
following article occupied e contg:..o-
place:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
The italics are our neiglho, 8.


Truly il did not lake much BRAINS 20
pcrpetrats 90 glasinga fraud-buia grea,
deal Of perBdy. This same premise " as
made 10 every Abolition shee. 10 theStatc,
and with The same foul purpose Of deceiy-
i0s dossa ro.srg. Vote fcr Curtin % sa,d
they, aud no further drafts" will annoy
you. Vote for Curtin. and even those
drafted in the them present draft will
have nothing to DO, should tbeir services
be required at all"
But wins. sre the facts Simply that tgo
Grgts-one for kgJf a million Of men, and The
other for t,oo hundred hcusznE, have been
since ordered, with fair prospect Of still
another before the season for compliant
ing.
Yes, thousands upon thousands Of hon
est Republicans we're az anxious To
stop the war as any peace Democrat" in
the lAnd-were thus wickedly deceived
and induced to cast their votes for Cur
tin and be was reelected. But instead
Of the war being Thereby stopped, or "iur-
tber drafts" prevented, We behold the
powers Of rebellion immensely strength
ened and in the brief space oTfve months
aconssription OF ssrsq hundred thousand men
ordered. This exceeds one hundred thousand
par mon.h-st which rate it does not re-
quire much brains" % calcu,ate how soon
the last man" VIII be called for.
Tie above article, however, is only char
acter!stic Of the history of the present par
Is 10 power. From Lincoln down, they
have beer false TO their promises and
pledges 20 he people. Processing 10 war
iJI tie Cnion--.whioh professions many
beo. we're simple enough to believe
they DO not nov hesitate TO declare thst
the sZierninstio7 Of slavery was their
real obyec. Hence none oughtio be surpri-
ssa o. such sis-!oy frEgds 3, the fOrego-
Ias
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
The New Hompshlro Election - Row it
was dOnO

Tho election In New llamrsrlrr wat
carried practically by force Tho object
vw clcuIcd completely by force rnl bi.
berry combined, Those who have h1d
means ul Information allrgN that the AL.
mlnHNHtou sent G,uDO soldias m.o tho
state. II seems quito con lain that not
less Than 4OOO actually arrived The sol.
d,crs promised % holiday. accented their
iWIDurhl nud voted os they we're direct.
cl. 80 Democrats were permitted To
come home. This wafa r'am fnrcc np-
u'ici TO the election, us if % blyonet su1ad
hoi attended every roIl ltians rounily
asserted, thht tho Aduinislrtiou spent
not less than Lalta million Of money in
transportation Of troops aud purchase Of
vol's.--Ha4R Courier.
Very well, then; why do Democrats, so
called, keep on supporting tho war and
voting mon and money ITO carry olcc-
tt'ns' IN this way2 They know that
moro power in iincolns hands means
moro vole'-mea0s perpetuotion Of his
wicked policy? Why, for thls reason
solely 30 Er rs we have ever heard that
to give Up the war, they say, seems to con-
sen, to disunion. What ailacy 1t is
war that is djsuuion. Suppose we were to
have peace tomorrow, would we not have
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
I. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.



THE attention Of tax payers Is hereby called
4 TO the provisions Of the United States Excise
Law relative 10 the assessment Of ANIMAL taxes
by the sixth section Of the act Of July /, 1862,
II IL made the duty Of all persons, parinorshipg
firms, assuciatlons, or corporations, made liable
~ any annual duty, license, or Tux, on or before
the first Monday of May in each yea-, to make
list or return TO the Assistant Assessor Of tho
District where located Of the amount Of annual
income the Srtcles or objects charged with a
special tax and the business CT occupation liable
TO pay any license.
Every person who shall fail 10 mako such re-.
turn by the day specified viii be liable % be
assessed by tho Assessor according to the best
Information which he can obtain and in such
case the Assessor s required 80 add fifty per cen
tum 70 the amount Of the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent hst or statement with
intent to evaie the valuation or enumeration re
qulrcd by law i, subject 20 q fine Of five hundred
dollars and in .uch case the iist will be made
out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, a1i
from the valuation and enumeration 60 mnie
there can be no appeal.
Payment If the annual taxes. except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until thy thirtieth
day Of June.
The appropriate blaaks oD which to make ro-
turn, nad all necessary information will be fur
nished by WV. j. HEWrHILL, Assistant Assessor
for the First Division 70 whom the reiurns should
be delivered on or before tho Is: Monday Of Nay,
at HE ofice in curwensville.
DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
[. S. Assessor 9Th District.
Curwsnsviilc, March ?, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

FAST LIVING The total foreign imports
at 'his port for the month OF February
was 81, ,G4J, g3,, about Sg,UOO,O0O ia eN-
cess Of the same month last Year. Our
exports OF produce for the same month
was 3,G62,2lS showing an excess Of i'm
ports over exports Of about SS,OUO,O O,OUO,-
Oyer 100000 in ,Pesie and bullion left
the country IN February, and the balance
against Us IS still nearly S5,OU0UJU!-
Thus we 60 The initiation of our curren-
cy stimulates importation, high living.
the consumption Of foreign silks, sapl6s
aua cewgaws, and to pay Tor them, all The
gold IN the country wIll be absorbed. So
much for iass living in the era OF green
back cuHency.-Day Book.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
From the Raftsne-'5 Journal, 0-- :, 1873,
row 10 CONTINUE TIE WAR.

Elect woodward Governor ctPenng,l-
yania, and Yallanijcham Governor Of Oh
10, and the war viii, in aIl probability be
prolonged ioryeari. and every ab,e-bodi5l
mal IN the co-n.Ty will have 60 be draH-
81. But re-eiecl Curtin in Pennsylvania.
and elect John BroaEh 10 Ohio, and the
rebels Tlii be whipped before Christmas,
because they will know that they cannot
rely any logger upon the aid Of the sym
palAjEers IN the North, neither would thcI e
be any fear Of fare gn Intervention. No
FURTHER DRAFTS AFTER TIE PRE-
SENT ONE. WOULD BE REQUIRED.
AMI EVEN THOSE DRAFTED WILL
HAVE But LITTLE TO Do. SHOULD
THEIR SERVICES Be REQUIRED AT
ALL.
is does not take much I-ain5 70 pndcr.
stand this position. and hes, s-tg 1riH per
si5t n Uo.ingf.~ C,gpc-leaI5 ar4T Acse -lv-
synS.lrsaS must BE- c5zslsd Gs e7sr ss r. ne
N2rth. asi. haE1E5 2t J.T, Dasii and ia G.v-
Eya-sra
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
rGFT The General BOUNTY Bin has y SEC

rGg The General Bounty Bill has p sseG
our legislature aud is doubtless @ law bv
this time. lis main provisions ATE to Ic-
gaIize all bountes pad hy counties, toxn-
ships, wards boroughs, &c, and make,
provisions for levy ing and collecting taxes
pay the same. Il is The most sturcn.
dous scheme of taxation ard public plum.
der ever devised by The VIZ Of man. The
chief argument ofi.s aayoca,es-thou.h
not publicly expressed is that financial
ruin Is certain and unavoidable, and when
the smash shall come It Will De Just as easy
/ for a county, loHn or township to repudi.
ale 4 large debt as 8 smsll one.
Ls this honest? For what purpose arc
We called upon semi-annuslly, by our Ma
tioual and State authorities with hum
lie and oontrite hearts to petition the
Throne ofGrace for Divine Mercy Is it
that We may be hardened in our Coatinu.
ed disregard Of Gods holy laws IL is
mockery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

IzyGen. Beauregard's wife died on the
2d instant. Her iurneral, or the 4lh. wss
the largest ever seen IN NeN Orleans. o.
yer 5000 persons attended it. and the cor
tcge was over mile in length General
Banks kindly extended u the family the
steamer Nebraska to convey The remains
q few miles up the river, 70 her falher's 5
plantation. Tne body was followed to
the leyee by thousands of ladies who wish
ed TO take last farewell on one who was
loved and esteemed by all
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN the matter Of. the Estate Of Ellis Askcv
i deceased, all persons concerned will hereby
take notice that The undersigned, an Auditor
appointed to report distribution of the balance
OF assets in the hands Of the Administrator, will
attend 70 the duties Of his appointment at the
office Of II. b. swoope, ESQ o. in the borough Of
Clearield. on Monday, the 2lst day Of March,
at o'clo X, 2. NJ when md where those inter
csted may attend and be heard.
JAMES GALLOWAY,
March ., 1864. Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
NoTICE-.Tbo Do,ri Of Relief

u EIIEE NOTICE,-.The Board Of Relief
II for the county Of Clcarfsli, will meet at the
Commissioner office, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day tie 23d and 24tA days Of March, 1854.
The Board have directed that all new arrli-
cants must appear before The Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier,
regiment and company; when enlisted the
number Of children, with age end sex Of each (;
the township IN which they resided az the time Of
enlistment, snd their present esidenco; and that
she is without the means Of support for herself
and children, wEo are dependent up0n hgr.
Two witnesses Of crcdibility, from the township
in which she resides, must also be prodrced.
whose certificate, sworn 10 before the board, must
set forth that the applicant Is the person she rep
resents herself 70 be; that the statenment Of the
number and age Of her family is true that she
is 10 destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that oil the fasts set forth in her
application are just ard true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be OBJ
tanned st the Office Of the Board Of Relief, when
application is made and tls witnesses appesr,
WM, s, BRADLEY, CIR.
March ?, 1894
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
Address Of lhe GOvernoi

Address OF the Governor Of Kentucky.
Gov. Bramlelte has lust issued the fol
lowing al ,lr,,s ~ the mamie os Eer,pcLv
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the man with whom he was so much in
love last spmmar.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

EARMERs, FAMILIES AND OTHERS, can
i purchase no remedy equal to Or. Tobias
Nenitian Linimcgt for dyseniery, collie, Group,
chronic rheumatism, sore throats, toothache, ses
sickness, cuts, burns, swellings bruises, old sores
headache, mosquito bites, pains in the limbs
chest, back, &c If it does not give relief the
money will be refunded. All that IL asked is a
trial, and use it according to tho rectious.
DR.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: have used your Nene-
tan Liniment in my family for a number Of
years, and believe 1t to be the best article for
what it is recommended that have ever used.
For sudden attack Of Group it is invaluable. |
have no hesitation in recommending it for all
the uses it professes to cure. have sold It iOr
many years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
CIIAS. II. TRIMMER.
QCAKERrowN, y. J., May s, 1855.
Price IS and 50 cents. Sold by oil druggists.
OGce, So CUrtlandt street \. Y.
March ?, ls6i-lm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

TAUTION.-Tho public are hereby cautioned
y not 20 purchase or in any way NEEDLE with
certain promisory note, given by me to S VI.
Dickerman Of Beccaria township, dated about the
Let Of April 1868, for the sum OF S45, az have
not received value fCr and am determined not to
pay the same, unless compelled to do so by due
course Of law. WILLIAM HAMMOND.
March g. 1854 rd,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

TIE RIGHT OF SOLDIERS 10 VorE.-The
amendments to our State Constitution.
giving TO the soldiers in the service Of the
United Ststes, the right to vote, has pass
cd the Legislature, and Eill be soon sub
aite5 to vote Of the people.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

CTRAY SHEEP.-Camo to the premises Of
- the subscriber in Lawrence township, on or
about the lst Of August last. a SHEEP. The
owner is hereby requested to come aud prove
property, pay charges and take 4. away, other
wise it win be sold according to Law.
CHARLES LEONARD.
Feb. "a, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

C4S sEE TIE PoIST.-Our J1co5ia neigh
Dor, last week, insinuated that We had an.
propriated to our Use. communication in
tended for him. Perhaps We are more dull
ofcompTehensiOn than the law allows
but certainly our neighbor is TOO S.eD for
Us this time viii he explain A.?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

THE GOLD BILL.-Tke answer 10 the
Gold Bill. OF which the passage was 10
drive gold down to par, may be found in
our money article. The premium on spe-
Gle IS advancing as before, aud stocks of
all kinds are running up like SO many
balloons. -A7s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

tTThe trial Of Joseph Moore, for shoot.
ing Jordan NaTbourg-ihe seducer Of his
wiie-closed last Monday week at Ebers-
burg, resulting in conviction Of murder in
the second degree. The parties all belong
ed 10 JOhnstown. Moore was a soldier
in the nine monts, service. Mrbourc
was rich merchant and the father Of
nine children. Public opinion seemed to
have anticipated su ucouittal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

NOIICE.-Notice is hereby given, that ap-
" phcaton has been made TO the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Clgarfed county, for the in
corporation Of the Presby yterian Congregation Of
Fruit Hin, which application will be granted at
March term, next, unless cause be shown TO the
contrary. By the Court.
D. T. ETzvEILER, Protb'y.
March :. 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

4 tCnNEsE ROuUU.-rb. Gho-ire bs.
Il med r,tsona have Tiled IN tho uacs III the
cicik 81 the court Of Quarter Bcwl0m of CIcrr.
teld comfy heit P.utous Or License ol Tho
March Session, A, %, i8Gt, nrtosshlt 20 u.o Art
or Arnuhs uf Match 2eh. 1900. entitled u An
Act Co regulate tho sale of Intoxicating Lqu5u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

Ba- There arc only twelve revolution
51y prisoners now liviug-the youngest is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

"AIsCB6 ENAuoE. This is a new word
coined by Abolitlonists. It means AnlL
ga,an-tlat is, the intermarrying ofblacks
aud whites-For,t the purpose Of improving.
not the 5'7-L, but The ,sl.e race . Star.
not, reader. It IS fact The book Is
printed and published and highly com
mended, and highly rylished by the Abo-
litionist, both male and J-17ls, and how
could it be otherwise when the New
York TrJ1ns-the head and front Of the
AbOlitiOnized Republican rarly-giyes it
lis high sanction.
As Greely never suggests an idea that
our Jacob. neighboT does not greedily en-
brace, We are anxious to see with what a
Vidity ne swallows this. Our word for It.
he dare not repudia,e or denounce the
horrible doctrine.