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Abandonment of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad.

CAIRO, Feb 15.-General w. S. Smiths cav.
airy expedition left Memphis on the nth, in
the direction of Colliersvifle.
The entire line of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad was evacuated by our forces on
the 18th instant, it having been held tor the
past six months merely to aid Smiths cavalry
expedition to get food and stores. General
sherman considers that the holding and garri-
soning of the road has been a source of weak
ness 10 rs. He does not favor the guarding of
railroads, unless they are of vial importance.
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REFuGEES-

Margaret Dwyer, Ann Mcclure, Ellen Sui
Ivan, Mary Lester, Betty Russell, W. Nc Cann,
and Thomas Lester, refugees from Charleston
IS. @, were brought to the Provost Marshars
office, where they yet remain, no disposition
having been made Of their cases.
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RECOVERY OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
On Sunday the military detectives found in
the junk shop of Kelly & Dick, No. lis X
street a lot OF Government property, as fol-
lows: 900 bags, saddle, brides, head
stalls. and box Of copper rivets. The articles
wtre turned over to the proper authorities.
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ARRIVAL ora REGIMENT.

NE" YORK, Feb. 15.-Ths a5.h New York
r simens viii have a public receipt on this 9. m
ne II g'rnent reached this city yesterday morn
1EP from the Army OF ths Cumberland. 1t
returns on recrniting furlough of 30 days,
and brings over aU; ~ OF its men were left
they having concluded not to re .enlist.
The regiment is under the command OF 1t
Colonel Adolphus Dobke, for many years a
menu er OF the police department Of this city.
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~ late Richmond paper says: ave un-
derstand that the military authorities felt war
TAINTED Yesterday, acting upon information dis
Closed through an anonymous correspon den CO,
In adopting extraordinary measures to prevent
an uprising of the Yankee prisoners OF war
held on Belle Isle, such demonstration being
limited at as on the tapis"
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[By the Peoples Lines-Oflces sill 9th street
and corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street,
CINCINNATI, Feb. 16..The Gazette has the
following Chattanooga dispatches:
1t has rained furiously for the last "a hours
The situation OF Johnson's army is I'M.
changed. Union citizens report that General
Longstreet has all the railroads running to
Stanbury Plains.
Gen. Foster passed through here yesterday.
Gems. Schof1eld and Stoneman arrived at
Knoxville on the 9th
The situation at Knoxville was unchanged
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
RECOMMITTED TO PRISON.

hbCUrMIT HD To PhINUN.
John Riley, private In the ID N. artillery,
who escaped from the Old Capitol prison on
the 18th Of June last, where he had been con-
fined under sentence OF court.martial, was
returne to bis old quarters yesterday, having
been sent in from Fort Corcoran by Colonel
Whistley. After Riley escaped from prison,
he went to New York where he was ARE sted
as deserter and returned 10 his regiment, sta
TONED at Fort Corcoran
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-By the arrival OF the
Morning Star last p. N. we have our New
Orleans files to the 9TH inst, from which we
coliate the following items: u ff.
The Era has been selected a. the ofhcial
paper Of the Government.
General Banks paid visit on the I'd instant
TO Acmirai Farragut, on the flagship Hartford,
and was received with salute wA,ch walked
the echoes In the harbor. -
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LIQUORS CoNFIsCATEp.

The military authorities yesterday seized at
the office Of Adams &c Co.'s express the follow.
ing articles intended for officers of The Army OF
TIE Potomac -Four boxes liquor, three boxes
wine. four bottles, four cans and one demijohn.
One Of the boxes was marked "fruit," but upon
opening II several large tin cans, containing
the oh-be. Joyful was disclosed to view.
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81 T ABIEACx. Tonight again, at Witlards
Hall, and for the last time, the ladies and gen.
tiemen who so successfully exhibited q mum
Der Of brilliant interesting scenes In tabieau1
on Saturday and Last night, will repeat the en-.
tertalnment tsfFsss9
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COMPLEMENTARY RESOLUTIONS To
COMMODORE ROGERS

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-In the Maryland
Senate, Mr.. Sterling offered the folio wing Joint
resolution, which was read the first time and
laid over under the rules
Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the thanks Of the State are hereby ten
dered to Commodore John Rodgers, of Mary.
iahe., s-r his distinguished services during the
rtoeliion' anu rarticularly in organizing the
ron. claa meet on tne -estern waters, in the
attack on Fort Darling, in n. bero,c .t,o,, :,
on Fort Sumter under Admiral Dupu.. and m
memorable capture Of the Atlanta, which ma
crowns his past career, at once the pledge ana
Inspiration of the future.
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Rebel Prisoners set Free


NEW YORK, Feb 15.-The steamer Decatu,
from Newborn, arrived here day She
brought thirty seven rebel soldiers, who were
set at liberty immediately on their arrival
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nESERTRRG

Yesterday the proper officer at the Provost
MarshaI's Office wrote out the commitments to
Forrest Hall prison of twenty. one deserters,
sent to this city from several places.
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EDWIN FORREST, supported by Mrs. ]. H.
Allen, Mr.. john Mccullough, and strong
company, is playing to great audiences at the
Boston Theater. His next engagement will be
Al Ford's Theater, in this city
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General Sherman al Brandon, Mississippi
CAIRO, Feb. 15.-General Sherman's head
quarters are reported to have been at Jackson
on the 7th. He has since been heard of at Bran
don.
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Rebels Expelled from Indian Territory
Departure of General Curtis.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Feb. 15-Col Phillips,
commanding the expedition into the Indian Ter
ritory, reports to General Thayer that he has
driven the rebels entirely out of that region,
and ir several skirmishes had killed nearly a
hundred rebels, captured one captain and five
men.
General Curtis leaves here tomorrow.
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RELIEVED.

The i53d New York regiment (Coi. swami
has been relieved from duty here, and ordered
to prepare Immediately for field service.
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By ". v. BUCKLEY. Auctioneer.

GALE OF Hou hfS' ANp ioT Ar AuorIoN.-I
story Brick Ds cling HOUSE and Lot, on 18th Of
mareh next, ct O'Clock N situated on the esss
captain Peters; the house contains some or 10
the lot is lll By ~ feet's very desirable
g ssm 81 1uEohaser's cost.
I6eolm. tIntl NJ. v. BUoK1Y. Auct.
BY ]. O MCGUIRE l. CO.. Aucti oneers.
TRUkTEE'S SALE or FARM CONTAINING
liO Aokxs, MolB on LESS, SITUAIap ~ FAIR
EA1 U9gHTr, virginia. Abeui oks MIL ik 10,
sell e the Auction Rooms Of !. McGuirs 90. /.
on TUHsDAY the 7zd Of March. 1864, st u ~, ~
MAJ sna Il:
Fairfax County. sinia, the following described
property. lying and bsiae in the County Of Fair
sson. planted On z the sonth side Of the Middle PIKE
Samuel Perkins, corner q j, thence south.sstsr
y ons SAID LEA s: f
thence noltwestsriy along SAID Perkins, line to |.
Holmss' run on Kin gsman' line % q. two marked
nsr, Ii. nee soutSesstsry along he ssid run 20 p.
STAKE one pole from Ltpacomos line, thence nort1
sax deg, east 81 poles 70 A, the begtnnins Hon.
taininS ito Acres OF Land, more or less. toeethes
kEes. hsrsditamsnts, and ap1artsna1sas to ths
Term s; !: Fifteen hundred dollars d cash On the
e. .ss Of
Il sss .s.s. ., a. Win .lss,e
sishtso rsssii AZ the RIB and expense Of tho 10.
iSe7 Sc sss l.has &. II aIEsEaf T i '''
fsis ssw 49, J. q. MCGUIRE 4 Co.. Aucss.
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Soldiers Voting in New York

ALBANY, Feb. 15.-The Governor TO-DAY
signed bill perfecting the amendment to the
Constitution enabling soldiers to vote, and ap-
pointing the second Tuesday in March as the
time for submitting the question to the people.
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ALL ABOUT WoMAN.-On Sunday last, q
fatal shooting affair took place at Camp Stone
man, Gieshoro' Point. 1t appears that Edwin
cavalry, and 8 Sergeant Rich, mad dispute
about woman, when the latter shot the for
mer through the heart, killing HIM instantly.
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INDECENT ExPosURE.-Oficer Borland yes.
teIday arrested Robert Hill, for an indecent sx-
posure OF Ills person upon the public streets OF
the First Waru. He was taken before Justice
Drury, who fined him $500
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NEW YORK RATEs-sEooND BOARD.
Coupon 6's. 1881, 110A zoos, 10Y; Certid-
Gates of Indebtedness, 9S4; Gold, 1915 520's,
1G7i G uicksilver, AK; Eriesl15 Harlem, 1l33;
Fort Wayne, 92K; Pittsburg and Cleveland,
li6; n. Y. Central, 133x; Michigan Southern,
Va Hudson River, ASK; Reading, i2ix.
Market steady.
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KEEP LOOKOUT for the carriage OF Com.
Foote and Col Small, drawn through the
streets every day by four trained goats.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 16.-Sherman's progress
has excited great CONSERVATION among the
rebels.
Eightyfo deserters came in on Saturday
Trains run regularly on all railroads.
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COMMANDER OF U. 8. FORCES IN
KENTUCKY.

LoUIsvILLE, KY, Feb. 15.-Gen. Burbridee is
reported as the successor OF Gen. Ammen as
commander of the U. S. forces in Kentucky.
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PRICE OF GOLD.
NEW York, Feb. is-1i .. m.-9old soxsX.
10 m.-aeld 6oXax. 81 -. asgp ~ s.
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RAISED The engine "Vibbard,' which
went overheard on the day Of the railroad acct
dent at the Long Bridge, was raised on Friday
by Mr.. VIM. Smith, master wrecker of military
railroads, and his able corps of assistants.
Travel over the bridge was resumed on Friday
night
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FROM THE WEST.

THE REBELS EXCITED ON ACCOUNT or
sHERMAN'S PROGRESS IN MISSISSIPPI,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE
SITUATION AT KNOXVILLE UNCHANGED

SITUATION OF JOHNSTON AND LONG
STREET.
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SHILLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-John Reany,
keeper OF liquor saloon on @ street, between
Delaware and New Jersey avenues, and VIM
Bryan, proprietor OF the Potomac House, cor
ner Of 27th and III streets, were fined S25 each
by Justice Fergusoa this morning, for selling
liquor on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-16

pkOP0sALS FOR BITUMINOUS COAL
CHIER QUARTRRMASfRR's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON )
WASHINGTON, D O., February Is, 1854
SEALKD PROPOSALS Will be received ct this OH ce
until ATURDAY, February 10Th 1864, at IL o clock
for the delivery In this city, at such points as
the Depot Quartz mGster may dir cot, Of
ONE THOUSAND Il oc0l TONS or BiTUMINOUs
COAL
Delivery of the whole amount contracted for to
coDt1a5t.
Bones In = sum equal to half the amount of the
or bidders.
Bidds received for five hundred (BD0) tons
Ptoposa ls mus ke plainly enc orssd Proposals
Tor b. AmInous Coal, and addressed to the under
signed. Fl RUCKEE
big. ten. and Chief Quarter aster,
fel6 I'd Depot Of Warrington
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
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WISE rs. WIsR.-YesIerday, Francis Wise
and Harriet Wise, colored, were arrested by
officer Crump, on the complaint of Mary Wise,
for being disorderly and fighting in the vicinity
OF the Government Corral, on G street, be-
tween 2lst and 22d streets, Justice Drury ma De
them pay IS each for their sport
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o x o RY AND Monty.
THE PATENT DoUBLE.TUBs PIPE.
Having received the agency for Washington,
Gsor sstown, Alexandria and the Army Of ths Pc.
tonac, We sze prepared to fll all orders for the
CELEBRATED D0UBLE-TUBE PIPE.
We can confidently recommend it ~ the CHAP
EST - well ~ the
BEST PIPE In USE.
pesers furnished with circulars and price lists
Cutters furnished with price lists and all informa
ton en- application.
AL orders filled at factory prices.
Liberal discounts to the trade
GEORGE W. COCHRAN L co.,
39s Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Washington, D. g.
c. W. BoTKLRR. JEo. W. BorELER
c. W. BOTELER L SON,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CRouKERY WARN,
IA BILE CUTLERY. SILVER PLATEx WARE.
BRITTAEIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, GOAL OIL LAMPs,
JAPANNED WAIrKR5, DOOR MATTs,
FEATHER DUsTERs, BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
RoUsEKEHPlNG ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS,
PURNIsHzD AT sHoRT NOTICE.
~ -
3le, IRON HALL
PENNSYLVANIA ANENU1.
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NJ ICE CREAM, CONNECTION cry. TO-
U3 Receptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls, Sup
pers, Fairs and other entertainments furnished st
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Ice
Gre am and Water Ices made by ste am power, war
ranted to be the best in the cty, and re-
tail, delivered to any part Of the city. Charlotte
Russo Jellies, Pyramids ard Wedding Cakes made
70 order, at JOSEPH 6HAFgLELD'S Confess ion-
cry, Se6 Sixth st., bet. G. and 81. fe u-3ms
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge OliR.-This morn
ing the trial of Peter Gooden, indicted for the
murder of George Butler, in the house of the
latter, in November last, was resumed, and
after the evidence had been closed, the case
was argued by Mr.. Beale for the accused and
the District Attorney for the prosecution, and
Judge Oln charged the jury, who took the
ca at about 3 o clock
While Mr.. Beale was speaking large win
dow sash on the south side of the courtroom
fell out with a crash, causing quite a move
ment among the bystanders present; and the
cold air being admitted into the room the Court
proceeded to the chamber of Ii Q Board of Com
mon Council, WI here the trial was concluded
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-20

IA is hereby given, that Letter Of hdmiuislra-
ton Oh tbe Estate Of DANIEL WILL, late Of
Morris township, C..rfe,l county, deceased,
having been granted to the uudursguod, all
persons indebted to s1id estate are requested to
make immedirte ~ Hnent and those having
claims against the snno will present them duly
authenticated for s",tiyreo..
JOSEPH H. JONES, Adm'r
Kylertown, March -, l565-5l
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Grim and Feed for Sale.

1000 Bushel, Of Wheat for sale at CurwoasyiIlc,
OF 81 10 per bushcl,
5000 Bushels Of Corn at 81 GO per bushel.
1000 weight cf Wheat chop at 81 40 per Cwt
1000 weight Of Rye chop at the same price,
1000 lbs. mixed chop at So 25 per cwt.
JARED T. IRWIN.
Feb. ~, 1864.
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.

- ii. LAUCHLIN, having purchased the
Ne interest Of his late partner, is now going II
on his own hook in the shop formerly occupied
by them on Second street, where he is prepared
to keep up his reputation as a complete workman
by doing all work entrusted to him on short no.
tice, in the best manner, and on the most roas.
enable terms. Dofying the county, all he ask.
is fair trial. and a continuation Of the patron,
age heretofore extended. Look out for the sign Of
TIL L BIG w ATCH.
n. B-The Cash will be positively expected
when the work is delivered. S. II. L.
Clearfeld, April 7, 1854. y
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Sale Of Seated Lands for
Taxes for 1898 and previous years.

TX PURSUANCE Of tbs provisions Of an Act
4 OF Assembly passed the 2yth day of APRIL A.
D., lsii, To- provide for the collection Of taxes on
lands whcrcon no personal property can be found
and whCro the owHer ncglcctE or rcluses TO pay
the taxes assessed, ! viii expose 10 sale at the
Commissioner office, IN tlcarGold, on the second
Monday iu juno next being the 18Th day Of the
month"; the following pieces ofland in Cloarfeld
county, for the taxes remaining due and unpaid
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-20

'TtAUTION.--Aup persons are herty cautioned
I J against buying or selling or IN any way
mgddliug with tho following property now in the
use Of Wm. VI, Bloom, Of Pike township; Three
bay horses two sets Of harness, one wagon, two
cows, one log-s3d, one set o, blacksmith's tools
os tho same belong 10 me- are on my own prcmis-
os. and subject to my order, JAMES BLOOM,
March 90 81 nd
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Susonohanna louse,
tURWENSIILLE, Ta.
~. w. WORRALL, Proprietor.

vrVurs lsrge and commodigus HOTEL Is dc.
1Ixhtfily located en- the bank Of the Sus-
cusnnnna, sn the borough Of Curwensyllle.
III present proprietor win spare no effort 10
repder his customers comfortable, and hopes to
nsit , libcral share Of public patronage.
HIS BAR AND TABLE
WIN b well supplied with every thing the mar
kstaGords. Raf,men viii always find his "ntch
string" out. Mar. %, 'jl. #.
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

l bl4lC LIN - v IL
SALE or TIMBER LAND, FIRMAND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
ENHE SUBSCRIBER RESIDING
in Glrard Township, Clearfield
county, Pa, will dispose at Public Sale, on tho
premises situate as aforesaid, on
Thursday, the 2Sth of April next,
commencing al O'Clock a. M, and continue un
til the whole is disposed Of, tho following Real
and Personal property to the highest and best
bidder, viz: his farm containing lS7 acres, and
allowance, adjoining lands of Locontc, Burket
ami others 90 acres Of this farm is under culiyG-
ton, forty acres OF which is now in clover and
meadow, with good two-story frame dwelling
house and barn, together with all the necessary
sutbuldiugs and largo orchard, and an excel
lent spring Of water. Eighty acres Of this land
is.well covered with white pine, oak and hem
lock timber It will cut 10000 cubic feet of
white pine alone, and is located within miles OF
the Susqueh0nns river at the mouth Of DeeT
cresk whore there is excellent rafting ground.
Also one other tract OF land, situate in the
same township containing 13 acres, with good
house and barn, saw mill in good running or
der, and located within two miles Of the river
The whole will be sold together or separately If
desired. Tho Personal PROPERTY
consists e follows 5head Of horses,2 yeke Of
oxen, cows, y sheep and 10 hogs, two 2-horso
wagons spring wagon, timber sleds, pair Of
bob -sods, log chains, plows, harrow, cultiyator
and other farming utensils wheat, cloverssed,
oats and potatoes by the bushel, cook Stoves
ten plate stove, bodstcads, cupboard clock, ia.
bles, chairs, and a lot Of household and kitchen
furniture too numerous 70 mention.
IGy- Terms moderate, and moIs knoign on ne
day Of sale, or By addressing tie undersigned b.
letter at Lccone's NILS, Clscrfsig Co.. Pa.
JOHN BRONOEL.
Girard tp, Mar. 30Lh4t. 1861.
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I.icnnsed AuctiOncer,

WYNN. VI. BLOOM, of Pike township de-
w sires to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has taken out License as an
AUCTI0NLER, and will attend to the crying
Of sales in any part of the county at the shortest
notice, and at the most reasonable charges Ad-
dress, ,cither personally or by letter. either at
Curwensyillo or Bloomyillc. April 8, '6i. II.
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1851
1864.

1864 1864,
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
TENHIS great liub traverses the Northern and
4 Northwestern counties Of Pennsylyahia to
the city Of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the PennsylUunid Rail
road Company and under their auspices Is be
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight bu
siness FROM Harrisburg to Emporium ga Fork,
1876 niles on the Eastern Division, and FROM
Sheffield to Erie, as miles, en tho Western
Division.
Time Qt Passenger Trains at Emporium.
Express Train leaves eastward 80 P. NJ.
Exnress Train arrives westward Is P. N.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Expres
Train both ways between Willamsport and Balh.
more, and Williamsport ant Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger busino!'
apply RI the s. L. Cor. llth and Market 5t5
And for Freight busincss Of tho Company y
Agents, S. B. KINGSTON, IT,, Cor. 18Th and Magke,
sts., Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds Erie;
J. NJ. Drill, Agent n. G. r. 4. Balimore;
u. II. HoUsroS, Gen1 Freight Ag't, Phila.,
LEWIS L. HoUPr, Gen1 Ticket Ag't, Phila.
jos. D. rorrs Gen'l Manager, Williamspora
Jan. Il, 1854.
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DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE lINlMENT

DINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS EACH,
for lamencoss, cuts, gals, collie, 'proins,
dc., warranted cheaper than any other. 1t Is us.
ed by all the great horsemcn on Long Island
courses. It will not cure ring bone nor SPAWN,
as there is no liniuent in existence that will
what is stated 10 cure it positively does No o'rn'
cr af fhoy5cs rW be sit3ow ,lo0erEying one bottle
One dose royivss and often saves the life Of an o.
vcrhestcd or driven horse. For cole and belly
ache it has never failed. Just as sure as.thc sur
riscs, lust as sure is this valuable Linimo to be
| the Horse smbrocation Of the dGy. Sold by all
druggists. Once sc Cortland Street New York.
! Price 25 and so cents. Sold by all druggists.
/ Office, 81 Corlandt street n. Y.
April G, le6i-lm.
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'CTannGh e Ter by In Comuou peas Of Clear
Il her next friend field county. SUjRoHa sur
Ebenezer Thompson : Dirorcs. The undersigned
vs.. commissioner appointed by
William Elder the Court TO toke testimo-
by In this case, will attend to the duties of his
appointment. his oil co in Clca-feld on Friday
April 2gth, 1854, between the hours Of a. IN, n
sp. m, whom and where all parties interested
may attend. l.. J. WALLACE,
Mar so, 1t. Commissioner,
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Treasurer's office, CIearfeld, Apl, 6, '64
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Treasurer's Sale Of Unseated Lands in
Clearfeld County for Taxes for the
years 1892 and 1893

"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pur-
N suouco Of an Act Of Assembly, passed the
l2.h day o. June, \. D., 1915, entitled, "An Act
to amend an net directing the mode Of selling
Unscutcd Lands for taxes" there will be exposed
to Public Sale, or outcry, at the courthouse, in
the borough Of Clearfeld, on the Second Monday
Of June, A. D., 1854, the following tracts of I'M
seated Land in ClearicId county, for the taxes
duo thereon for the years 1862 and 1863, and
previous years
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Charles Haut Clearfcld boro' 10 90
Hessenthaler Leopold do do 10 co
Bankers.
Leonard, Fiuney & Co. Clearfeld bo. Q 25 OF
nt3- Tho Appeal will be held nt the Commis-
sioners' Office, in Clearield, on Tuesday the l9th
day Of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN b. Kelsey,
March %. 1864. Mercantile Appraiser.