Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-24
GENERAL NRWS ITEMS.


10 mustered out before those having
npger terms.
sszy-A national cemetry is to be estab-
1t Antieiam. Maryland has appropriated
5000 for the purpose.
b." The colors of the Empire Of Mexi-
OOEe TO be green, red and white. The
kSernls have captured Sallillo, Monterey
AID Victoria
F9~A boy in Ashley Falls, Mass, the
olher night sucked 30 eggs for wager
and offered to take down another dozen
for dollar, but could find no takers,
ra~President johnson has issued a.,
PROCLAMATION declaring rebel cruisers TO
be pirates after they shall have notice Of
bis procl amation.
asySThe first man killed in this war was
Daniel Howe, of New York, at Fort Sum.
ter, in 1861, by the premature discharge
Of gun.
Ia Gov Curtin has changed the day Of
humiliation in Pennsylvania to June lst,
so as to conform to President Johnson's
PROCLAMATION.
~ iHS luuAol VI d liJt " uuIu MIA
delphia IS now said to have been gotten
up by some prize fighters, to divert the
attention OF the police from . projected
fight.
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The ITnitpa S,atcs ,yiIi ba M or,nT ~ I50
600 men, divided into four corps; one Of
regulars, one Of white volunteers, and
two OF negroes.
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dive hi, n,qrs g I,Jg r.'r.,., r',.,, AZ,
b,nv IN Schanac,ady l., t,.' ,g.'., 1900, ,,f
60y-eirhtminutesEdrstonco .iy,caa. o,ile.
ON n WAGER Of 5000
WI, le mustered op,or 49, sorr,c, GO T., '''
week or two if ,hev 10 roi ,oI,o ,5o l,;.,
ond ros;,.n +, il ir,C,d.l ~ or,,ai, .,.l,.
sbont Ggsep ,roic,-r,r,role s;yr, III
49, arJ ora bTr5 5rc5 o,I Gr,,. ,.iS,,,zl,
Eay@ he lax OF per cent. on goods sent
TO the south has been abolished. The
President has issued proclamation re-
moving all restrictions on Southern trade,
except such as are necessary to prevent
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y" Beast bntier Is TO have q military
Tal, with view, wo are toIl, TO have
justice done him. G should think he
be like The irlshman, who, when told by
aearned judge that they would do him
Justice exc iuimcd, "J0bers, and thal's
what Pm afraid OF ~
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haunted. Several columns OF marvellous
things are published 10 relation to u, on
ough to make any person believe mat he
So" ghost him'o.t every "siN ni5hi'
through the terror OF Ieao.ng pi sucl "ag"
horrors.
pgn Tbov tell \ rood story cC V55sfcr
officer who op rn,sivin, n note from la-
div reo,,as,i,, tho 6. .rleaspro Of his com.
n5nv j At -, ,5orI,. N h., ,iven n, her bopso
IN ,Lo syo.,i,, iosi,,,fod ,,-,, bis vol,r-
tsors o,d ,,,re,,,J ,tor, ,o ,,,Lo l,dr's
residonco WI, - .e,ri,iral 10 hin,
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rSg"A young r'rl, f'.eea years Of age,
residing at Bathlehem South, q few even
ings siIce while going up stairs with a
lighted coal oil lamp in her hand, acc
denially let it fall, when it broke. The
tiamlng oil caught her clothes, and She
ran into the street Some neighbors, in
attempting to e%'I9Gui'h the H!m23, were
severely ourned' Inc poor gIrI was al
most burned TO Grl'P' snu uIe4 The same
nlght.-AHc0t0EaL L,m6crdk
S,cvrp,r,,.r T.rrre, rnov Cav SurR-
~ H. ,oy,,s in he NCa,sl;,oe letter
from Geno,al sherman was rec iyod bore
to,Joy in yLiob he saws tho, the war now
helm: oyer bo oovnocI3d ~ he at homo in
n rar 4 ,ys ia rarors ~ tho naace con-
ference vi,I Tobnson and states that
wbon The Facts are oficioIIv nromuloa,ed.
hi. conrsa viii he sustained bv tho conn.
try. The narty Who received the letter,
beinn familiar with Sherman's rolioy, as
INSTRUCTED by the late President Lincoln,
asserts that the agreement with Johnston