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Clear6eId Academy.
D. w. MoCURDY, A. B. Principal.

FHIHE next Quarter viii open on Monday tn
4 5th of December, 1861. Terms OF tuition a.
follows
Common English, comprising those branch
esnot higher than Reading, Writing, Arith-
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Cleardeld, July 81 1861.


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A BIG THrNG."-J. !. Norris DC Co.'S
Store at Philipsburg. You can judge
them by the way they advertise, Smart
people always buy of those who advertise
most literally.
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LIVERY man that has read any thing Of the
RI past history of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
ment wouldbe broken down. 1t was only aues
ton Of time. But now we have the above Glor.
Gus soul-Stiring news TO cheer US up nnd The
only draw back TO our Joy and gloridcalon is tho
imminent danger of the Coutrabands cominp
North to "eatout our substance aud TO wear Out
cur shoes But Of one thing thepoorle Of Clear
deli county may be assured, and that is, thul
FR8NK SH0RT--for short called Shot-ee-i.
selling Boots q shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and If you don't believe it,
just give him call court-week, or at any othe,
time, pad see for-yoursclyes. Ile would just r.
mind the public that his shop is now on Marke.
street. in Shaw's Row--where you will find him
just as Short as usual-if not little shorlcr-ol
CASH than he would like TO be.
All kinds Of work On hands and made 10 ordoi
on short notice, and well l'made, and as good I'll.
as can be "skeered" up hore or elsewhere.
E.a-Don't forget the shop--On Market street
in shaws Row, directly opposite Rev. II, B.
SwoOpe's office, L. SHORT
ClearGeld, June II, 1852.
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IUVer 20 OF oIcH OF aVOFv AI pTOPOFIIOnate rltes.
Gsy- The above rates were agreed upon by the
undersigned, on the Sd day of December, 1864.
and will be strictly adhered to during the present
high prices of all kinds ofprinting materials
d. W. MOORE,
Publisher of the "Clearfeld Republican,"
. S. j. ROW,
Publisher of tho "Raftsmaa's JournaL"
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Yours, wishing you all success.
DLEl - ~ Z

RhES 5. LLOYD co.
For further references we will give the uemAs
OF James & Evans, Ebensburg Pa. Messrs.
llanway & Co., LatrObe, Pa. Nlcssrs, pruner &
Burley, Tyrone Adams, Calan ,E Co., Cresson
5. Milliken, Holiday sburg IIilomau 4 lies ser,
Altoona Mesars. Reed d Bro, Tyrone W. Wl
worth, ir., Pittsburg; S Rhymes, Lake City
Follett Co, West Groonvic; r, j. Nicholson,
Brookyille; j. McGonegal, Homlook Cambria
Iron Works, JOhnstown Brehner, Trucks * Co..,
Morrisdale Michael Johnston, Anestown Nc.
Cormick Dc Long Pittsburg W. S Lloyd, EBens-
burg 5. Silkkntter, Huntingdon s. wilson
Stlaitonyille Dull & Terry, Torrytown; c. Key.
nolds q E. Andress, Hortstown, Crawford county
w. 4. Dill % Thomas McAuley, Altoona A. l.
Holiday, Holidaysburg N. VI, Adams, Cres
soni W. B. Ieigler and Joseph S, Reed Rrn
tngdon; all Of whom have purchased Port,ol.
Steam Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills
Of us,
We fully warrant our engines aud saw MI.
be made of first class material workmans...
the same; with Brass Ball Valves in pumps, ana
checks, and to saw from 5000 to 10 ,0OO feet of
lumber per day (say ten hours)
TG~ Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars
sent to all correspondents.
Address,
J. & j. Il. DUVALL,
Corner Market and Third Streets just opposite
c. o. Il. Il, Depot, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
NHf la
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ta~Those 8f our friends who wish to
Procure cheap monthly Magazine, OF
thoroughly orthodox political principles,
arc referred to the prospectus of the "0'd
sHdrd, = in ancth or column. A
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w ANTED.--TIIREE COMPETENT Malo
" Teachers wanted, to teach in Brady Dis.
trct the ensuing winter. Term, 4,nonths. Wa
ges from thirty to forty dollars, Application can
ut any time be made to the President, Mr.. jess,
Lanes, or to the undersigned at Luthersburg.
by order of the Board.
NOV. 20, lS6i'pd. DAVID REAMS, Sec.
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,RMERLY AT THE BBLLEFoNTE FoUSDRr-cHANGE
PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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"EIP WANTED-A middle-aged Women
Ia to do Family Cooking. Apply to
y.ug 4. JOSIAH w. SMITH.
Clentfeld Sontomber 81 1891.

NOTICED Having made application to the
~ Assistant Assessor of the 10th Collection
District of Pennsylvania, and License as AUC-
TIONEER having been granted to me by the
proper authority, I would inform the citizens Of
Clearfed county that viii attend to calling
Sales" whenever desired in any part Of the coun-
W. J. H0FFER,
Knrthaus, Clearfeld county, Nov. 2, lS6i.'
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STEAM WORKS.
Corner OF Market ana Third Streets.
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.


Having added greatly to our former extensive
facilities, We are now turning out q largo number
Of our improved Portable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular Saw Mills, many of whieh aro
niing their way into Pennsylyania, Ohio, Indi-
nna, and Illinois. Those already received and
in operation are giving the most ouiire satisflc-
ton. There is now hardly State or Territory
in the Union but that our Improved Portable
Engines and Saw Mills ara in use. All our
Engines have spark arrestcr stacks on them.
which con6ne the ayng sparks.
We would respectfully refer you 10 the f.uew
ing gentlemen and certificates for the portability.
utility, and practical operations OF our Portable
Steam Engines and Saw Mills -.r ..- q
AroNDALE, Chester Co, Pa, april s., ~.
MEssRS. j. ~. ii. DUyALL---Gentlemou The
Portable Engine and Saw Mill got of you gives
entire satistaction. | cheerfuly recornnleni
those in want Of Saw Mills to give you call.
Respectfully, y. P WTCKEPSuAM,
MINERAL PoiST, Cambria Co., Pa,
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NJ mn hNY It, TbUF.
}. J. II. DuvALL-- Gentlemen with Mr..
;, llardcsty as sawyer, we have sawed, with tho
Portable Steam Mill sent TO Cambria Iron Com
pany, in nine hours, eight thousand feet Of luu
Der, 1.-TWO thirds of it being cak and would
choeriuy recommend your Mills to those IN
want Of such. Very respectfully,
o. JOITN MORpFIT
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d. W. Reynolds Eric;
J. N. Drill, Agent N. C. r. r. Baltimore
II. II. lIoUsroN, Genl Freight Agt, Phila.;
II. W. GwrNSER, Gcul Ticket Ag't, Phila.
JOS. b. PORTS, GcnI Manager, Williamsport.
Oct. 2j 1854.
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j. & ]. r. DUYALL,
Corner Market and Third Streets, just opposite
c. Q. Il. Il. Depot GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
aug. II. ly.
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For SALE!

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. by the Barrel and
sack-ior sale by the subscriber
% JAMES L. LEAVY.
Nov. 20, 1864, If.
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Noble Account.

That our colored troops display excellent
lighting qualities has been established be.
yOnd doubt; but that they can also be
possessed Of considerable esprit du corps, q
little incident at the crossing of the Saline
swamp and river clearly demonstrates.
"Pete," colored man, is attached to
Headquarters Of the First Arkansas Infsnt-
~, and during the whole campaign showed
much soldierly pluck. When in that dread
full bottom the wagons had to be destroyed
for want of animals. and almost every par
ticle of baggage had to be destroyed. the
large fue flag which the ladies of Van Buren,
had presented to the First Arkansas In
fantry was threatened to share like fate.
Pete couldn't stand this, but rolled it W
and carried it on his back all the way &c
Little Rock, and from there to this place,
rather dispensing with some necessary srti
Gle himself than abandon the flag" Hur
rah for Pete Fort Smith Era.
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Proclamation.

l, Luther Han, Mayor OF Junction City, BY
virtue of the authority vested in me. do hereby
proclaim that = Municipal election viii Be beld
on Monday, the Goth day Of june, A. D. 1864,
for the election Of The following city oahcers,
to-wit:
One Mayor, s;x CoansilnsA, one City Clerk,
one Marshal, one Assessor, one Treasurer, one
City Attorney, one Street Connissaonsr, one
City Engineer.
The polls Of the First ward vim b opened
at h. GanI's Store, from o'clock l. 4. until
the old Office Of Daniel Mitchell, opening and
closing 1t the times shove mentioned.
Given under my hand AID ahs Sal q tit
CITY a Juncaisa this q q Jano, A. D. 1854.
Rr}za o4A1 l0 p'h Hs NJ.
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vIcroRIors-The whiskyites elected their
whole ticket in Manhattan . week or 90 ago.
Il was through the csrelessness Of the Temperance
folks that this happened, As there is . majority
in Manhattan against licensing grog-shops.
More might be accomplished by the iriends of
temperance in that place if the Independent
would stop morslizing and 60 to cutting and
flashing. Night as we'll moralize with the devil.
Two years ago Law, order. deeescy. and every
other good quality was overawed in this place
By Rum, when We "vaded" into the grogshops
rough ,shod. They are now perfectly doeile. and
aolonsef have tie isx under their feet bot thsy
are under the law; and now We believe there Is
not one Of them but what could make better
living digging postholes. Al an evide'es q. o.
the efficacy of this mode Of treatment We VII
state that about nine tenths Of their time has been
devoted to curling us. Try it. II yea van
: envy samples we'll furnish you with hles OF IN
Uuox. Get 'em bowling. A good thing can d
drawn out too fine for this wicked and pefvefs'
generation. Rum sellers have no thought 10
ne feelings Of mothen and wives. and We should
not have any respect foe thsir coarse md hsutisa
tnpslsss. Again, - ~, nts io- -
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Sherif's Sale.
n29-3t$4)

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
Order of Sale. issued from the Third Judicial
District Court of Davis county, and other at
tached thereto for Judicial purposes, in the
State of Kansas, in favor of N. C. Nc C1ellan,
and against Rosetta E. Davidson, and to me
directed as Sheriff of said Davis County,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the court House in Junction City, on the
18th day of July. A. D. 1864 at one o'clock P.
m. Of said day, all the right title, interest and
claim of the said Rosetta f. Davidson in and
to the following described Real Estate, to-wit :
The West half of the Northeast quarter Of
Section No. Twelve, Township No. Eleven,
South Of Range No. Four, East of the 9th
principal meridian in Kansas. containing
eighty acres Of land according to the U. s
Government survey thereof Said land having
been appraised at one dollar and seventy-fve
cents per acre.
Given under my hand at Office in the city Of
junction this 18th day of June, A. D: 1864.
n29-6 A. W. CALLEN.
Sheriff
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministration on the Estate of E. II. Witherell
deceased have been granted to the undersign.
ed, bearing date the 9Th day Of June, A. D
1865. by the Judge of the Probate Court Of
Davis county. All persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
settlement of the same; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are notified te
exhibit them within one year from the date Of
said letters for allowance, or they may be
barred from any benefit Of said estate, and il
they do not exhibit such claims within three
years from the date of said letters, they viii
be forever barred from the benefits Of said es.
tate. JAMES HEMPHILL,
d. II. MEYERS.
n29.3tS4A Administrators.
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Crrr ELrc1loS-Mayor Hall has issued his
proclamation for an election of City officers to
come off on Monday the Goth inst. 1t is to be
hoped, for the good Of the City. that the people
will re-elect the present Mayor and Board of Al
dermen, or others ofthe same moral and business
habits. The year previous to their administra-
ton whisky ruled with high hand. and the
interests Of the place allowed to 60 to ruin. The
moral sentiment of the community rose, and
placed in power men who would watch and
advance the interests of the place. At the COM
mencement of the present administration there
~as a heavy judgment against the city which
they have almost liquidated. Another year in
the hands of such men. and the city will be en-
tirely free of debt. The most rigid economy has
characterized all their transactions. and scrip
has been worth ninety cents for the past Elk
months, and is now worth ninety-fve. They
have brought our wbieky sellers up TO the mark
collecting zines and license Of them.
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owe are grati6ed to state that Major General
Curtis has ordered q company 10 scout the coun-
try west of Salina, and escort the stage from
Salina to Fort Larned. with headquarters some
where between. The General ordered these
troops there at the instance of II. L. Jones, Esq
II company Of the 9Th Iowa started for Salina
last Wednesday. We learn they have orders to
build block house at Salina This insures the
greatest safety to travellers and settlers.
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Mem advertisements,
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that l will offer. .
Public Sale, on the 9th day Of July next .
the residence of John Harmon, Jr., the good!
and effects Of John Harmon, ST., deceased, con
sisting of the following, viz: yoke of wo,
cattle, 26 head Of stock cattle, l 6ve-year-olt
mare, two-horse wagon, pair double harness
cross cut saw, post augur. and variety o
carpenters tools. Terms Of Sale-Credit o
six months on all sums over Fifteen dollars
and under, cash in hand.
ROBERT PARKER,
Administrator Of estate Of the John Harmon
Sr., decd.
Salina, Kansas, June 4, 1864.
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To CLERKS OF School DIs1RIc1s.-We would
remind you of the requirements OF the School
Law, as failure to report when required forfeits
your Districts share of the State fund:
lst To call the annual meeting on the last
Thursday of June. giving notice Of the same ten
days before.
%. To trrnsmit TO the County Clerk on OF
before the first day of July certified list Of all
persons in the District liable to pay taxes.
3D. To certify to The County Clerk on or before
the first day Of August the aggregate per eentage
levid on the real and personal property of the
District. q returned on the assessment roll o.
the County.
It is very desirable, also. that each Clerk on
entering upon the duties Of his ONCE, should
Immediately send the address Of the School Dis
trict Board to the County Superintendent o
Public Instruction.
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Thugs Compared with Southern Shareholders.
Next, as to Thuggee what was it? The
Thugs were religious community, which
with plausible and amiable manners, CON-
bined one fanatical and pestilentisl doctrine
that, after ell due religious solemnities
they had divine commission to inveigle.
lasso, murder aud plumber innocent travel
lers on the high road. The English gov.
eminent had to break through all lawyer
like scruples, and invent totally new laws
aud new legal proceedings before it could
put down this monstrosity. The Southern
Confederacy has ell the fanaticism and ali
the self-complacency of the Thugs while it
is vastly more dangerous to the world. Il
is not satisfied with having forced slavery
upon Texas; it clutches at the Territories
Which of sus-what man that has the heart
Of free man - would not rather be
stransled on the spot by Thug than caugh'
alive at the bidding of an American, Car
ried to America, and destined there to
propagate chattels," or logged to death il
We refuse? If l we're to 60 on slave
trading overture" our law would pronounce
me felon, and Il rather think) would
hang me. What more would it do to 8
Thug? Yet the leaders of the South, whom
you AID your association desire to Introduce
as ambassadors to our Queen, and to estab
ish .s moral equals to the representatives
Of other civilized Powers-tbese leaders
Justify and panegyrise, as christian and civ
LIKING, that trade which with Us is felony.
Prot Ne,cman's letter to friend.
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Horn ont II Wedlock.

The Chicago Tribune, under the shove
caption, remarks - follows in regard to the
nominations of Fremont for President, and
Cocbrane for Vice President, made By the
Cleveland Convention:
"For some time an aequaintance Of q
Suspicious character has bsen fipeniog into
a Byronic tenderness, between the Jobu
Cocbrane Copperheads and the Wendell
Phillips abolitionists It has culuinsted a
Cleveland. The child-or rather the twins
have been born. They have been care
fully wrapped up 10 linen, lace and guase Al
some expense, and laid 1t the door of the
Union party with the usual billet, request.
ing that they be taken in, as they have no
friends in this country This is written in
the Copperhead hand. The basket is Cop.
perhead though the lace and gauze are abo-
i;tion. The appeals for help for the little
suffe rers are from the Copperheads.
On inquiry We learn that the bills were all
paid by C2pperbeads. Passing BY chance
Connerhead convention We hear them chant.
ing
"Uuto ~ Q child 10 born,
Unto u . scu il given"
We therefore conclude that if warrant
we're issued, the Copperh eads could be
bound to support their offspring. That Is
enough! Policeman take away th>t Das'
ket."
Mother J. L. Mcdowell of Leavenworth,
and Granny Legate, of johnson county,
have been employed as vet nurses.
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REwARprp.-T. r. Baker of Manhattan, has
been appointed Commissioner of Emigration,
vice Mcdowell resigned. We suppose he is a
good fellow, and competent. but imagine the
howl that would have been raised had Mr. Baker
last winter possessed the backbone. and became
a jim Lane bowler, and Jim. should have re-
warded him. Piunny, how folks see.
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TIE NsosEo VALLEY RAILROAD CONVENTION. -
We have not the proceedings Of his body. Our
delegates returned last Monday. We learn that
Judge Ruggles of Emporia, was elected Presiden,
and Mr.. Goss Of Chase county Vice President
Robert McBratney was chosen Corresponding
Secretary, and also Director for Davis county
g. D. Houston is Director for Riley county, and
p B. Maxson for Lyon county.
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4 RETRAcrIoS.-We last week stated that the
soldier who was shot at Abilene got his whisky
at that place. Some folks up there are indignant
about it-:hey say it was Junction whisky. We
claim no virtue for Junction whisky above that
Of other places. but agree with our friend that
both Junction and Abilene whisky is as mean
% the devil-would make a man strike his mo-
ther. Hence this amende honorable.
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q Several hunters were absent from Salins
on the plains, at the time of the Indian excite
ment, and great apprehension was felt for theil
safety. They came in q few days ago. having
been across on the Republican, out of the sup
posed danger.
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y According to all accounts. an inquiry
into affairs at Fort Larned might prove beneficial
We heard soldier say the other day that while
there they received but half rations Of sugar
the rest being dealt out 10 Djun squaws. to
crafty the grossest beastlncss. If these stories
are unfounded, for the sake of humanity let's
have them corrected.
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q We notice that Davis county was not rep
resented in the Democratic Convention. Ou'
town Democrats have been too busy running
Fremont Clubs
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g Emick has a huge emblem of tin-ware
on the end of large pole. which is some little
distance above terra 6rma. It 10 indicative of a
large stock of tinware stoves, and all other art.
sles usually found in such An establishment.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-11

Apou1 DoSE-Messrs. Clark and Laxson,
Commissioners to locate the Agricultural School
Lands, returned to this place last Thursday.
They are just closing up the job.
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Macsumith Waatsl.-A 6rst-elass Blacksmith
and Hone Sheer can End steady employmen,
and the highest wages. BY applying to the I'M.
designed. None other need aPgiy; cr-
Junction City. ". h. AAChEf:
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II Another militia company has been formed
and added to the Fifteenth Regiment. 1t is let
tered /, and located at Bennington, Ottowa Co.
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q Newton Pardon, man who enlisted in
Captain McClure's company of three months men
at Ozark, Missouri, has been sent to the peni-
Tertiary at Alton. At the time he was member
of the Seventh Regiment.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-11

CoxraAcrs LEE. G. Robinson received the
contract to supply Fort Riley with one HUNDRED
head of beef cattle at eight and half cents pc,
pound. U. Higinbotham & Co. received the
Bacon contract ut twelve and half cents
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-11

RA,x.-Heavy rains haye fallen on the North,
South. East, and West Of us. during the pas,
week. Heavy clouds hung over u for three
days, but we didn't get enough TO cool the a.
moephere.