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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

NEw YoBT; July Is Private letters re.
eeived here from MorgAnsia, dated June 3Otb,
states that General Candy is very actively in
perfeeting arrangements for military opera.
lions General Ullman, with a large portion
Of his forces, has reached Morgansia, where
be has command Of al the rolored troops
in the forti6calions around Morgansia which
are of q most formidable description, and be
commands range Of some six miles Of the
Mississippi river, This position il deemed
Of great Importance, being an equal distance
from Port Hudson and Red river, thus form.
ing very important bAsss and is the key TO
the Red river country.
The rebels have a large force on the left
bank Of the Atehaialaya, nine miles in The
rear Of AOrgansiA and parallel to The Missis-
Sippi river euttot vafs.ts 5.5sI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.



ST. LoUIs, July lS-Dispatehes from Col.
Ford, at Kansas City, to headquarters here,
says he has Just returned from Platte and
Clay counties His command is now at Lib
ertS. Thornton's rebels are broken into small
bands and scattered through the eouutry.--
Twenty four of them we're killed Col Ford
suggests that the citizens of Platte and Clay
counties be not armed as ninetenlbs Of them
are disloyal and have assisted Thornton to
raise his force, and gave him all the informa
ton, and keeping every thing from our troops
Ford notified prominent citizens of these
counties, that hereafter they would be held
strictly accountable for the conduct of the
Ruerrillas aud has called a meeting Of the
citizens - rebel sympathizers at Liberty,
where he will tell them how they can save
their counties from desolation Ford captur-
cd 200 United States muskets in the bands of
these Ruerrllss, and burned warehouse con.
tanning one hundred more, with considerable
ammunition, and captured bsttle-Aag made
by the ladies Of Platte City.
General Rosecraus has issued an address
to the people OF northwest Missouri stating
that they have deceived him that while they
promised to preserve peRca and aid the GOV.
ernment, they have allowed Puerrillas to live
and recruit upon them, and that the arms and
ammunition put into their hands was for the
preservation of the public safety He tells
them nothing is nov left TO do but wholly re
hounce and hell eEterm nate the common
enemy, and restore the country All loyal
and law'abiding citizens must promptly com
bine with the military authorities, giving oil
possible aid, assistance and information, or
suffer the violence which must follow the tol.
GRAFTON of a spec es Of warfare which has N o
parallel even in our Indian wars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
No change In sheIm, m,Aain,IIsl M positlon,

LOUISVILLE, July l6.-To-days Nashville
Times sassS lHt1ast accounts our forces we're
still strongly and securely entrenched at the
Chattahoochie There has been no pursuit Of
lheirPbels, s6d no advance from the banks of
the "chattah6ochie' toward Atlanta. Passen.
gers on the evening trains state that rumors
prevail at Nashville that Sherman has cap
rored como Ppisonetsi Time when, and 10
cality not stated 1t is reported that Sherman
has ordered the correspondent of the New
N nrk Times out of bis lines % -s -la.--. 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
New York Market.

NEw YORK, July Is Cotton quiet, 62@63
-four quiet and steady, lO25@iO, 90 ex.State;
lO,56@ l,2j round hoop; wheat more active,
2@5 higher 250@ 245 Ohio spring 2436
253 Mllwaukey club; 26O@265 Western (;
corn quiet j7G45S; new oats little frmer 81
@loOt Western pork 2 dollars higher. 40
mess " new 40 new prime lard frmpr
1920 whiskey unsettled and frmer, GS6
67 State; 6O(aTO Western. latest price pc
troleum quiet and nominal, crude and free
firm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Marker.

|
DArroS, July ls
HARSHAANS r FLOUR--Red wheat
Wholesele Sll 90 Retail Sll50
WHEAr-Sl 80.
C0RN--lOO; SheIled sO@i0O
0ATS--7Q
RYE-1 45st so. ' ..a'|.-s.'
BARLEY-SI 20
C0FFEE--55e
SUGAR-25@2s
MoLAssES-Sl 20 per gal
RlCE-l5c per ID.
TOBACC0--60@80 per H.
SOAPS--l5c per h.
STARCH-93c per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-55c per 10.
COFFEE SUGAR-32c per ID.
LED-lse per h. F
SHOF--S5 90 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced ffty per cent
BROWN SHEETING MUSLGN--sO@ SOC
per yard
PRlN NCS--4O@5Oc per yard
EGGS-25per doz.
WHlSKY-l 20,
CHEESE -l5@20.
DRIED PEACHES-25622.
DRIED APPLES-l562O.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 SOFAS 90
HAG-Timothy Sls@2O per ton
TEAS-S2 5O@2 90
RICE-l6Mls per 10.
LARD--l5@ls.
BUTTER-20@25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE,
Abner Stephens,


Jacob c. Kemer ct al superior Court
DURsUAET to q decree OF the Superior Court Of
L Montgomery eonniy, OHIO, entered iu the abo e
cause, Vt lis June Term, A. y 1864, will on
' Iassiay, August lGh, 1854,
attne door oi tho h0use, the city OF payton
IN said couny, between the hours Of two aud fonr
o'co P ~ VI al d day, sell at ublic ouicry to the
highest bidder, the folio sing described premises:
art OF the north half Of section number eighteen
Qs) township number threa t9l, and range 1ur her
ive l5l, between the Miami ryers IN Montgomery
county, Ohio beginning At the half section curner Oh
the west line of said section thence north Il ~ esst
elghty-two (s2) poes to nsr the zee south $50
ca TWO hu1drei aud hfy-two aud thirty.siE hun.
dr.. dths (2h2 3iluO) poles 10 corner; thence south
W east eiRhiytwo and forty eighth handrso oth~ (s2
$40 pol 's TO corner tleno" north SO 81 west
two hundred and htyour aud forty hundTe tths (2S4
+O-l00 poles 70 the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty nine and seventy one hhn
dredths (I29Tl-lOO) acres.
Said Farm ~ about two miles east OF CeutravlIe
has upon il yelling, two log cabins frame tenant
house, "a large orchard, and about fifteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised at $50 90 an acre May sell for s37 "A
an acre. GEO. W. MALAMBRE,
Master COMMISSIONER.
T y THREsHER N. u. JoRBAN, Atg'ys.
July IL, 1884, davis ... .' '....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
NOTICED NOTIOBII
HEADQUARTEKs TREAsUREKs OFFICE CouRr HorsE, }
DAIroA, MoNrooAERl CouATI onlo.

HEADoUARrEKs TRKAsUREK's OFnOE CouRr HorsE
DAIroN, MoNr0oAERI CoUHTY, Oslo
Order No 2:
A LII white male citizens being Is years Of age and
"A under - thht are not members OF some Nolup
teer OrgAniEiton and sutlrot 70 perform mhty 20
Vi q are hereby notified that the Books are nov
ready in this othceto receive from esch one thls
those who ia 10 Ale certificates OF eKemptIo~ with
the Auditor Of the County, or pay into the lounty
Treasury four dollars or bek re Che lSth of August
n 1t viii be subject 10 the collection Of said sum
with thirty per cent penalty and cost OF collection.
all property liOh without any exemption.
FURrHER N0rrcE -Au persons owing any taxes Of
1893, due 2h June last by paug on or before ths
l6h o thla July, do without penalty eli that il not
paid by that time the penalty mus, ana viz ba aided
JONATHAN KkNNEY, H"r
Treasurer Montgomery Couniv.O
Treasures ONCE Day ton, July 6ta 1854
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
MORNING REPORT.


NEw YoRK, Jdiy is.-La France, the rebel
Paris organ, says that Capt Semmes is going
to the Springsin Germany, 10 recruit his shat.
tered health, and that his lst Lieutenant has
been rseomIhendsd to take his place on the
new pirate vessel which is soon. comiSg Out.
The Iinss Paris correspondents says the
tWo new trigAtes built by ATmGn, have been
purchased BY the PruasiGnl government, so
10 Semmes suceessor gets ! vessel It will
hAEe,to be from Eaeland. u. ~ =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
N,w York stook mnrl,s,.

NEw YosK, July ls Stocks duh and
rather steady money less stringent Z; ster-
ling quiet % Gold 256 Chicago, Burlington
6 Quincy 29l; New York Central 32t; Ere
l3b Reading 3la O S 6s 81 coupons 23t,
5-20's coupons At one year certificates 944.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
Applicants Female Principals Situation
In High School.

DAYTON, July IL, 1864.
TNHRRE will be an Examination OF applicant. tor
j the position Of Female Principal, in the Central
High school, on Thursday mo ming, July 2lst com.
mencing at o'clock at The High School Building.
In addition 70 The branches required the school
Law. A Applicants viii he examined In Rays Algebra,
American History, English History, analysis OF
F. Sentences, Grays BotOnY an equivalent study.
lyle G9f BY ORpER HIGH SCHooL CoNMIrrFr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

Nav YoRE, ,July ls-The Governors Of
Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama and North Car
ohna have issued protest to the iRebetgov.
ernment against inlerference with the Mont
gomery import and export trade. ,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
T'oubIe Among the Rebels OF NOrII
Carolina.

The Heald's Newbern, N c., correspon
dent says the entire rebel press of that State
is much exercised, describing treasonable
organizations in their midst Descriptions Of
passwords, formulas, &c, are published.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

no. The tightness Of tho N. Y. money market
is attributed largely to the fact that immense
amounts of green-back have been thrown in.
TO the western States to gobble up the wool
and wheat crops, when tbeseNNre secured,
gold will go to the clouds, and the honest
masses of the people will find themselves at
the mercy the eastern Sharks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

The Richmond Examiner, of the 18th, is
respondent concerning Sherman operations
Il says il is not improbable that he may take
Atlanta.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
.IH,I.t = LsaHSss Far. sHt Cf.'Nll.llI sa'tI'

NEY, YORK, July Is Times Washington
special 18th, says Transport City Of Baltimore
AIEiHsd. from Cay PoiRt this morning. with h.
test intelliRepee from Grspts, army
Heavy skiFmAbiue iWss going on In front Of
the 9Th cores Az early aassultwAs expected
along our whole line. =,
,WOrld' especial, lTtb, says new Of the pur-
suit In Virginia, Of the rebel forces late u
threatening this city. II seems 10 be gehefl
ally conceded that they have made COED their
e8oepaw aaI 20 s1sryd Ioas n' r'rqlTT os p cd 1A
] nlth8fua EngH. 11a1erf0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
NGm advertisements.
S25 Reward.

I 0ST on the 2O,h day Of June 1864 between Will
IL sons Tollgate snd nayton, R Port Monte G. ntqn.
ing one note on David WnRhs for SsG nne note on
Mr. Mayors for $50, two checks for Flour, 100 lbs
each, on David My-r's MN, etween 500 and sl2O
in money on. SO hill in tho lot. The finder Will re-
ceive twenty dollars by returning the Port Monte aud
contents TO Michael Hefn,r Brant. Miami county ,
OHIO, who iod n, or to L. OBrien & BFo 3Ol second
street. Dayton .. iyls-lwd
journal COPY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

LouIsvILLE July 6th@ALass night small
party Of gueTrjllast representing themselves
ioibs OF Fortsst's eornnand came within Eve
miles of Nashville on the Nolensville pike,
proceeding to the residence of an old lady
named Boottes, eleven miles from the city
for refreshments They were pursued by a
party of Federals, who, after ordering the IN
mates TO lYacate, sci TIRE to, the house and out
buildings, which were entirely cohsumed
The river is scant two feet on the shoals,
aDd fslhngyln iu 20 'a ORA .rT ahl HH.mt 10
Tbs Friday morning train from Nashville
for Johnsonyille, six miles out, was warned
to return. A guard was obtained, and the
cars proceeded TO Wagerlg, where party Of
twenty laborers had been auaeked bye band
Of guerriiias that morning Three laborers
we're kllledh The survivors were robbed and
drawn up IN line 20 be shot when the guerrilla
chief liberated them, because they were la
borersi saying that If they were soldiers they
would oe murdered, The guerrillss set Gre
to the tentsand destroyed the camp, then left
for parts unknown t'A 30 naAa' a' h.5 Ana ,sn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
Pursuit. OF the Florida.

The Herald's James River correspondent
says Admiral Lee, when on his way TO North
Carolina Sounds, heard at Fortress Monroe
Of the Florida's operations, and as once fitted
out a feet of iron clads to search for her.
After this delay he proceeded to his original
purpose.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

The Herald's Cumberland special, 18th,
says detachment of Harler's troops captur.
ed rebe mail containing important contra.
band intelligence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

B1@The. rebels it is said are greatly deceiv
ed if they expect Grant to "rclease his death.
grasp on the throat of the rebellion" II
Grant is dying, and if there he any throat to
the rebel lion, the, ,aboye may pc true. we are
juSskkdlaESSSfkiu ,0hOweEetI that 10 the
rebellion stands choaking as well as it has
back-breaking, the "death-grasp" of Grant
will not amount to much John Phoenix
inser: his nose adroitly between the teeth Of
his adversary, and thus hold him down
May be the ashes of John are represented in
Ulysses Simpson. If so, the language of
the telegraph may be not altogether mean;
ingless % tahq H1oasl.a 's!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

1 lR6T Money may constitute the "sinews Of
wal" but the telegraph. furnishes the SIN
NEWS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

We, the Dr4ymeu of the rity Of Dayton have met
at the above Hall on the above intention The FOL
lowing resoluitnns we're unan nous Rdopted
First, That ali drayng, haulinv, should be Hdvanc-
l0ceuts each and every load, over our former
prices, the same to take effect on Monday, July 18th
eKcap ing furniture and grain.
Second That the hauling or moving Of house fur
niture should be advanced from y cents TO 81 90 per
load
Third, That those DTaymen who are employed by
our city merchants, !" the hauling Of all KIND o er n
should get rents per hus he from the Greenve ana
Union DerUts To The Upper Hydraulic and Is cents
for each ann every load rom the Upper Hyd anlc 10
the GreenFlHe Anu Union Depots. lyl6 DIT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
New York Troops ConciIiAted by a Fat
Promise.

The Secretary Of War informed Gen San.
ford, that the New York regiments are not to
go to the front, bat will serve 100 days in the
Washington intrenchments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
\ RIv)j5 n EEt. stItsE H4s ~.

10th of July As greenbacks go down,
wages must 60 up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
DRAYMAN,S NOTICE.

A previous meeting of DNymen held at shoup's
~ Hall, on the nth inst, all DrAymen noticed
by advertisement to meet on thursday night. July
4th, 1854, or the intended purpose Of advancing our
hl OF prices so a. TO be aule TO procure part Of
our wants
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

UNHAPPY GEN. HADDEN.--We copy the
following from the telegraph column OF this
morning Journal, on account Of the pungent
editorial Interpolation it contains AS a
sarcasm, il Is brief and excruciating; as
an extinguisher Of military prestige and am
biton, it will fall with crushing weight upon
the unfortunate "ossfer, who, inspired By an
11SS1fiyifIITT'4fs HF6qflVst lfqsliin bSs
aceepted an important military position, with
out first making the acquaintance of the
Journal ran
Gen Hadden, We don't know him.-ED.
JOURNAL has been ordered to resume the
command Of his division, garrisoning the de.
fenses of Washington north of the Potomac "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

Ifyou find paper which in every way
thwarts tbs Governmepb dishesrtens the 10y
al, excuses the rebellion, end justfes the
drait-riots, you find paper which is alarm
ed lest State sovereignty should be over.
thrown - Cincinnati Commercial
lfyou find paper Indignantly clamoring
for war, bloodshed and extermnation, you
will find paper jeering at State sovereignty
and State rights, and, that Thrift may follow
fawninF, eolIuding with Despotism, ana con-
spring against The, liberties Of the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
1aiIge3GHpire,
City aid 1Ot6sl Matters.

Democratic Pic Mic There will be q
Pic Mic, FIVE miles south Of Dayton, at Squire
Yszels Woods, on The 2sib OF July, that being
Mr.. Vallandipbsm's birthday. A general at.
tendance is invited and expected Jy, l6, I'd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

Grand Picnic The Butchers Associa.
ton, Of Dayton will give a Social Pic-Nic, on
Phillips Hill on Tuesday next, 10Th inst
Their friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. Come, friends, and enjoy yourself
LII l4t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18


ladies-the wives OF soldiers absent in the
army-calIed at the auditors office to learn
the cause of the stoppage Of their weekly al
lowance. They stated that they had not re-
ceived cent for seven weeks This is the
worst of all possible bad faith The hus-
bands of these women we're promised when
tHay aiiAed thattheir hihiiiesS Sa9odia 81 ven
cared for in their absence, and the pledge
has been broken already. Ifthe means pro.
vided by law has proved inadequate to pay
what was promised then some other arrange
ment ought to be made, and that immed lately,
that the wives and children of the men in the
service may not suffer for bread.
We learn that the County Commissioners
hsys, levied ~ the almost Init, of the Law jn
the prem iSasA and TIhat the, raiislAaond has
been largely over-draIn.s If this is the way
the case stands now, in the middle Of sum.
mer, how will it be whom winter sets in with
its multiplied aud imperative wants What
is so we'll calculated to discourage enlistments
and to discourage the soldier in the field, as
aTqladoF QftbeTgiyh Sbat~EEs( (pJshtsdts
sustain the soldiers family IN Bis H6ssncep -
The pay Of the soldier il it is given him
promptly, will not begin to keep a family at
the eIorbitant prices now ruling the markets,
aud action must be taken in the matter with.
out delay Shermans soldiers have not re-
ceived cent Of pay for six or seven months,
and this fact considered in connection with
exhausted and over.drawn relief funds, will
suggest to all the duty of the hour.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
7
Philadelphia, June 20, 1861.

Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder, in Young or
Agod, Mnlo or Female, are speedily removed
and speedily restored to health.
Delicate Childreu-those suloring from Maras-
mus, wasting away, with scnrcely any flesh on
their bones. are cured in a worry short time; one
bottle in such cases, will have a most surprising
effect.
Parents hay ing suffering children as above, and
wishing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bit'ers.
Lir~ary mon, Students, ana those working
bard with their brains should always Gccp bot
tie Of HocGand's Bitloys near them, as they will
end much benefit from its use, to both mind aud
body, invgorating and not depressing.
Its not Liquor stimulant, aud leaves no pros-
tratiop
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

Those suffering from Broken Down and Deli
cate Constitutions, from wha eVer cause, either il
Male or Female, will lind in IIoohands German
Bitters, Remedy that will restore them to theil
usual health. Such has teen tho case in thou5
ands of instances and q fair trial is but required
to provo the assertion.
Remember that these Bitcrs are NOT Alohs-
holie, and NOT intended as Beverage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

GhUTION.-Ail persons arc hereby caution
" ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following described property one
roam horse, one 2-hogse (iron-sxled) wagon, ono
set Of double harness. now in tho possession of
Philip Lushsr. Of Jordan twp, as the Same BE-
longs to me, and is subject to my order
Glen Hope, May ls, 64. O, W. CALW Eli.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
For Sale at a Bargain.

TUE undersigned offers at private sale a tract
Ct hand os Sandy Creek, in Unien town
ship, CicarGeld county, IA. Containing I2G acres
and sono pcrchos about 10 acres Of which is
cleared, with saw-Mill House, Barn and othor
olibgitlhgs, and lrat rate youns Orchard of
over 50 trees Of choice fruit. Also, S.ono Coal
and Limo stone, and good springs OF Wn:er, and
Timber suIoiontto cut over two uillions of feet
Of lumber. A township road pnssog the house
aud mill. Tho mill scat is good ono for a
grist mill, with % feet Of head. For particulars
address the subsoribor at Rocktou Post Office,
CcarfelI county. JOHN DEESSLER.
May %, ISGL-IL pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
r IST OF TRAVERSE JURORS
4 for June Term. a. d., 1864.

IL for June Term, a, d., 1864
Pike-la lVeek-John Ovens, Nathan
Cleaver, Philip Arnold, Albert Long. 2n!
Week John Bloom, John Norris.
Curwcnsville-lt Tsck lewis Laporte,
Daniel Faust, S. O. Gates. George Kettle
barge:, End Eeek-k J Hraucker
Woodward Isl Week Thomas Uender-
son, Robert Henderson, pcrley Mayhem.
BeccNra-lSt Well D Weld, lhiIip
Doll, John Mccoy, @ W BIa,ton, Jeremi-
ali Cooper. 2ud Wsck-John Lightner.
Chest--let Week. oshua Feltwell, 2aG
Week William Carr.
Penn---la Wcck--WilliSm Smith, Wi.
liam $. Porter, D T Sharp, Richard Don.
YER junior.
Burnside--lst Wetk AieEand'r Fulton,
Henry Young, junior, John Mckee. md
"esE-Siephen Lloyd, jackson Pa chin.
ferguson-lSt Week--John Briggs. 2nR
Week--Matthew Bloom Luther Barrett.
Boggs-la lPeek-Thomas Ralston. Juo
5 Gearhsrt, Ii Wsple 2ai Wtek-L.Ed.
sey Stone,
Deca;ur-,lSt Week. / Barrett, Rich.
ard Philips. 2na Week Walter D Morgan,
|. +. Boalich, John Gearhsrt, Elias Walk.
Brady-la Week Philip Arnold, Peter
Snyder, William Beish,ol, Elias Rshel.-
2ad Week-Peter Reisinger, Joseph Arnold.
David M'Kinney, Abram Heberlng, Jer-
emiah KriDer.
Lawrence LIST Wsck--Aaron C Tate,
George Gulich, g B Hoover, Jas. Forrest.
2rd View Watson, B p Bloom.
Kartbans-l& Week Gaorg, S.. Clair.
Clear feld-lSt Week james Wrlgleg,
2Hd Week-Wiliam Belts. Joseph Dcarpg.
MorrS-l@ Week Daniel Beams, David
Kyler 2nd Wesk-S c Thompson, John
Irvine, David Holt.
Bcli-la Bceh-Richord Ellis, Hiram
M'Linsey. End Week I.iteus Hoover.
Coyington- II Week Charles Weaver.
Jordan-la Week-Isaac McNeal. 2,.a
Week Benjamin Bishop.
Guich-ist Week Matthew NcCulIy.
New WsshiHg.on-lS! Week jacob a
Rreth,
Huston End UctX--E D Patterson, wm
Abbott,
Bloom--2ni Week William Irwin.
Kuox-- 2nd Week William Mckee,
Union--2nd Week. John I.abordc.
Fox--2HI Week Chaupcey Brockwsv.
Graham m--2ni Week-Thomas II Foyoey.
Girard-2nd Week Hubert Liegy, John
Petit.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

~ PArlS0 Ur--By nnolice Of the County
Comn:Siopers, published in another col
ump, il Will be seon that the holders Of
shesfrst Bounty Bonds issued by the
Copnty Of C!carleld, az also Of portion
or Inc Court House Gouds, are required
ID be presented on tho Ist day Of July
rext for payment, or loso the interest
iheTeon thence forward, Wonder If our
Jaecbn ooighbor can no" understanI Why
Yas Commissioners laid such heavy
Denpty ta%?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

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