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DEATH Of nonAIzo JoEEs.-Wc clip the follow

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ing fro1n IN Oregon paper:
*weare Informed Of the death Of noratio Jones.
ut Rocky Bar, Alturas county. Idaho. on the 10th
bsan OF mountain fever. Our c,ilzens ulll rcn,em
3NT Jocesy. Go be yzs tamitarly called, frat as e.
prezs Messenger for 1Incy Co, rhcn With Lew
r. hy ss ma e. 5s sad 1o eFss
The pfooeer Exprasman TO Canyon City. They
vii! Tcmcnbcr him a1,Enss fa.thful reliable, aud
ssys g9oa ssts1d M and ,Snd 2; q; 5sRs
father, Hotatio Jone=, "ho. rith Col, Eadsworth.
were the nrst tetttc-s on what wss called the Big
Valley. The eden Of that portion Of tho Stnte.
I1lntao's good nature and beueyoIencc 1nsd~ him
n;auy iri1tsds. while liz enduraucc. p:rtescs1nc:
ard indCMttnhle wti1 was good Tecord OF his an.
ttce1cnl.. We understand that The fraternity Of
Odd Fellows buried Mr. Jones with the sad hon.
81 he nd tnpt "o f rrv " RP snd 81
business houses closed tn order TINT respect might
1e paid 10 the last sed ceremonies oycr his remains
Ihit his friends In the East, may ee some small
comfort, n showing tic estimation IN which their
Lroher md reiettse wus held in ths country.
TIE KkAEE P1ASo-FIRsr rECH1rx.-We notice
that The celebrated Knatc piaro hne takcn the 1st
prcr,.um over ali competitors at the Iona 6tate
Fair. II was knale grand, magnificent tnstEu-
mcut, beauttfa, In touch and tone, but no exocp-
ttop 10 The quality oi pianos furnished hy the
1t w1st the only piano OF the Knabc make on cEti-
btipr End -rc nuictx:nnd tiat il was with di;ruI
ty tlat ahc iustr,m.n. waA spared 10 the Fair. as
% great 4 the ea ios them .hat the anutacturc!s
eause operated 10 pse:cn. ihe exhibition Of the
Krabe at The Wisconsin and Michigan STATE Fairs
Il muat be peculiarly gratifying to Messrs. Bau+t
Of This city find their Judgment, passed several
wears pro in Eator OF the kuabe, ab1ndAut1y Jus
i,f{edf Gy TIC popular and ariisic prefcrruc. 80
heartily accorded to II, and to Eincss the tsanr3-
able tLccesx which has atteoada their caoste to In
tlosucc Ii into the West, whore its tame ls no"
familiar IN thc mocth y nonsenola Noros.
Uonre BIoct-are now making spc-tal efo.ts tl
, 1865-10-04

yesse14 Pnbstd Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttihnne.l
UrrEo11, Oct l.
Tt-rr1de, America, Thurs.on, Starlight, Dolphin,
Atlantic.
DowS-Alice. Arnold, Bonnie Doom. Mazeppa, Rocs,
Musktngum.
, 1865-10-04

public meeting 10 consult upon the subject"
The order waa passed.
n the matter Of clothing for next winter TO: the
police Capt Turtle 4tated that 1s3 pui1a OF p1nss
and 20 pTeEroa*e would be pee1td.
The mfetfng then adlnnfnsd
, 1865-10-04
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago 1flbunc-1

A1LNAEAxE. OCas j.
FlorR-tz.5 50 higher.
usA1s-WheAt as3c higher, and active; sales on and
before Change, 1to go bu No. at tlsX, al October
f1atK2l.i5H, cxths and tl.ss for So.7-
5r. II. DoARr--Nheat ertner; sa1es. 5000 bnE
ltrting at $fsH, zelcr this week. $l45 seller next
month, tl4e on the spot. OAs-sales OF to1 hu new
cats 1T S3tc.
Nxex1fIs-e,9oo tfls nour: II 1.oo9 bu wheat.
sI11rxks1s-s,spo brls -Four; Il, ooo bn wheat
, 1865-10-04
u L e % ,

Tuesday morning. ofcanccr. JACOB THEs, ased Is
yeArs.
At Conway, alass., Sent. I'D. f1nEL1A ~. vito Of
John Field E4q, and mother Of MA1xh2u Ffd OF this
city, aEe1 80 Years.
, 1865-10-04
sad Acctdent-A Nan RuraeA In 4 Well

Yesterday M accident happened on the Fair
grounds near this place By which Mr: Bost.
after be bud sunk 1t to tho requisite depth
and had begun to vail 1t up, and when about
four feet from the bottom, the curbfng gave
war. and almost Instantly the well was nearly
filed with quicksand and gravel, burying sir.
y. about twenty feet under ground. OF course
he was almost Instantly killed: Immediately
after 1t occurred our citizens began pscpara-
tions for digging him out, and at O'Clock
this morning Ind got down to his head, when
1t WAS found thai the curbing was too small
to admit Q man to work along side Of the
body, aud It became necessary to sink another
curb. This Is being done, md few hours
more labor the workmcn will have exhumed
the eody.-Og'e tounty Register, 27th.
, 1865-10-04

Admirable ndEerttnesncnf. moro COM
sfncfpg than printed words, il now Recommending
1'talone Night ntoonfnG Cefers" in thousand
advertisement IL simply the stream Of delightful
fragrance poured from every dagon uf this famous
extract Sold everywhere. psiD
, 1865-10-04

Upon the suggestion Of Superintendent P1ckard,
II Nwas determined 10 appotns committee o! three
TO be appointed by the Chsfr-to supervise the
evening schools to be lnanSurated during the con-
fne seafon.
The Superintendent reported that a creat wan, is
still felt In the several school districts for more
room, very many of the buildings being actually
Inspector Walsh, In she exre relation, moved
that The Committee On Buildings and Grounds,
with the Committee on the Foster School, and The
School Agent be authorized to .eut ona or two nd
ditlonal buildings In the Foster School District
Children were actually shut out from The school
Carried.
InEpecto. Foster offered the following resolutions
D Tsisa %e1e adopted unanimously and 0sefed to be
WnEaE4s, It ha, pleased Divine P.o,idence to
bring the long and useful life Of F7aye Aoeely 10
close; md
wnEnEls, During tha. life, e=pecdsilytn Its lster
year1, his bert energies and heaEue1t encourage
nent we1c given to the cause Of fsee pubic edaca.
WHEREAS, By hi, useful coursels In tho Bosrd
Of Edncation, OF which he WE = member many
year, and by his own personal and active efforts In
bchaH OF the schools ot this clty be was largely In
EttnEent41 In making hese schools wha! they ART
- jutt object Of pride to the citizens; therefore
kesotted. That IN the death Of Ar. Aose1y, the
'rEt an inv1lnatle friend md benefsctpr; and fur
ther
Reso{ced, That we. the present rucmhas Of hs
Board Of Education, hereby e1presa our appfec3a
ton of the valuable and voluntary ecrgicas Of Mr
Moeeley IN behalf Of schools and our regret fol
the loss sustained In his death
Inspectorr Clarke, Holden, md Steele, IN feeling
ed By the deceased In The canae Of education ii TIT
ci1y
, 1865-10-04

Pernons dcAIrous to purchase NIbles
mans Bookstore. No 5G Dearborn Etreet. Whefe
they can ind an assortment compHstug every
style. and At ycEy Low prices. &c has also large
IN price from 1htrty-eisht Cents to Forty Dollars.
Do not full to cali at Sc Dearborn street, and G1-
anime. p1GG
, 1865-10-04

ARRA1oxEp FOB RLAncxST.-Maniu BsoW1ey, first
mste On The propeller Fountain City, was srrsigned
before Jnstin. 6turtevant yesterday afternoon,
charged BY Granville y bite, oo1ored deckhand on
the same yetsel4 With the larceny. hallee, OF 4
gold watch, valued 1t $500. The defence aeserta
that The room vas broken into and the watch With
the mites own caIpet bsg, nbstractad. Wttues .es
to lease the boat with carpet bag similar to the
rnatt'a. The defendant Has held TO ball in the sun
OF <6go to Eecnre his appearance before the Re.
corder&s Court
uoxE FoR The En1NDIEss.-The monthly meet
ing Of The Board Of Managers for the Home uil
occur On Wednesday. at o'clock P. m. \ full At
Tendance IA yannc4ted
, 1865-10-04

- feet Wala*h Avenue, Geo. Smiths add. Z 1000
a1;sN md house Calumet cor. I'd direct. 25 600
acrrs cor, Douglass Place and IudIana arc. $500
ttiS1Ch and tonse On Jefferson st.. near 18th. $500
s. feet on M1dteon eL col. lA1npe.. a5eQ
1tn n on Dearborn IT. cor Chica.oaye...... 12D01
IS II aud house on Michigan ave. cor. Monroe $1,000
~ II Hatsted It. cor Taylor ............. 10
4o n and fnuee Wabash ave. near Peck CT. Into
SG1f II iEd;ana kSc. Geo. smith Ald..,.... xu5
~ It Michigan me- near Eldddgc Coust.- 1A0O,
Is It Wabash ave cor. 14th @treet ........ 1861
1LJ Michigan ase- Geo, Smiths add -....... HoQ
i:arca. ca...............-.... ........... 1a,uoo
street t...........,. ........... 49,. 1aooo
~ n on Michigan tt- near Cass............ LIS
ai' Il On y olsash arc, and hcuse near e.
drlnce Couft.. ...-....-.-.....-....+.- 1t,ml
~ II Prince a,e. Geo. s;mlil'e add........ 4,a9
, 1865-10-04

Diseases Of the Heart Throat and
Llins.E.-1}s. james Hunter, Of the frm OF Drs. II.
/ J. Hunter, New York. may be consulted person.
ally At their office, No. ~ South Clark street. Chi
eneo, on al diseases Of tho Heart, Throat and
tice has for Years been exclusively confined. AZ
Inc Doctors Ethy In this city Is at present limited
to q few weeks. those des1Tuus Of a consultation
personally should do 20 with little delay a. pos
sihle- sep6ms79w a.u
, 1865-10-04


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?. oaeftnfc-&Cs,ip d: 8'e'"eF'
.in Ga tauH. = H.. - ~ .bolede1
"11,,. ofs 81 spl!as.IotsaesIta: =. Meezog:
Ahssoahcns tnitat!oos of sna songs Or ne Brds Of
TIC rMoSklhS H.ii iiSSlsI b1f9. e:-.so
This Piece wasplaYed b 20 band 1t tbe close of
deleFHtipn Of New Tprt and 7nstnn rFntIe ~, ,r
the time the President made his memorable speech
Nas .'so Performed a the fanera pageant IN Abs
Essatly xa!uea ny tae banu lor t. sacred assoct.
PreTatnt Linsoin's ears sete''' AIM e'sF s1eeseo
s, ca!atlns-nom Lucia: .Donizets
15@d: ne:s,n4
VIII be played hJ the heroes Of the DTurn-the
hmons Robert Hendefshott, the Drummer BOY of
tbe sSAppahannock. aud T7nk Tyfon, the boy who
-N
pARr1r
1aht IL
10 Fni1 s. Hand. - s ~ non,..+4+
Ghamps&ne -orchestra: II. 6. Lumbye.
G!Enx tallht1l aud amusing imitation Or the opel
r tDS and hnbel!pE of GhaHrasns
Th. nf aolo st ess sns ben sfeeysd l Eh ns
bel:
, 1865-10-04

Go to tfle Hest-to to Bryant l.
thtron9h, practical husineas education, Of to be-
aonlt good Telegraph 0pesator. Address (enclos-
inc stanps} tor circulars, Dn1AsT b S1RATroH,
Ebic1Pp, m
, 1865-10-04
.5F1r Sale.

TOR SALE A good Week. y
- Newspaper, of which the EToss income i = s,eo0-
Good rcAsun3 given for sale Address ~ O." Trihruc
, 1865-10-04

Tor SALE-A Grover & Baker
l. Sewing Machine, nearly new With cordct, bsuI1tr,
quilting guaKe and hentcf included. rrte g40o0 In.
nuire pI :. 4 D., Ttinpne ONCE. MA
, 1865-10-04

REAL ESTATE TnAssrERs.-We report the fol-
loving sales OF Real Estate fne tbe month Of Scpte
her, made BY A. J. Ase1cl Real Esate Broker, Me
ttnnultan EIaEk.
, 1865-10-04

TOR SALE-A secondhand open
L. HugxT md Harness. Inquire 1t 9l3 Elm street.
, 1865-10-04

Police AND FINE Cohx1ss1oxEBA-Thef fe~u1at
semi-weekly meeting Of The Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners was held Al Police Hesd qunrt-
ers. corner Of Washington and 1aSallc streets,
yeftc1day afternoon
Preseut-Commiss'ouer John Wentworth, In the
chair, and Commissioner r 3. Brown
The following pcfsous were sEuru IN as special
policemen: Frederick Doahring, Asha Williams.
4 comrnnnIcatinn was received from omeer
bridges, stating that The Lake Hospital w1s wholly
without water courcnieuces. and ptaTed -that II
nigh. he remedied. It wRs referred. to the Boaru
Of Fnblic Works.
Also one from the Supervisor Of The finh Ward,
and othrrs, res1dcnts On md near Twenty Second
Ei1eet and Wentworth avenue, praying t1r the
h.,atemeut Of nu,sance in the shape OF bu1adiDe
used II depository for green hides, talloT, &C.,
kept BY Oliver nueg.. Referred 10 Health omctf
B1idEe4.
4 COMMUNICATION was received from The Alton
& st. Louis KAiszoad Company. teque&ang that
Mr. u. c. johnson he <rorn In Is special police
Hsn far daty ut their depot. Granted ...,--
LEsvtF n. Wagner, regular policeman. fenderen
hte tesdEratton. Accrued
con1n,t4loner Wentworth offered the following: !:
o7dt7n!, "1fsat the Fire Marshal be directed 70
contut With the leading men In the different tnsu
1eee ehees a, u ihe beat means Of providing
lasce amount OF c0n6nAt3hlaa and explosives tn
store in our city, I'D u he deeas advisable to cs
, 1865-10-04

TOR SALE-A frst-c1ass Saloon
L newly rtted up. Apply Al SO Lassae street.
, 1865-10-04

FOR SALE-The stock, lease and
1 fixtures Of =. Confectionery. Restaurant and
Bakery, 70 good business ioeailsJ. One Of the bekt
plaefH Il ths eitS For particular addscss s"
, 1865-10-04

TOR SALE-Just arrived from
H. ksntueky, hfty pair. large Work Mule1. Apply
At Y. HODGES, UlStcd1 Hotel. or 100 State 81.
, 1865-10-04

Cn1cKET.-1hc long expected mAteh OF the
reason. between the Milwaukee, and Chicago crsck-
ceEs, comes OF tomorrow, on the grounds At the
folmer city. Some good play may be expected, as
10th clevepa hare been ea1he1ine fhcr stfcnr1b fr
the OCCASION. The members oi the Chtcago club
nn1ione 10 hssc au interested IN The game epec-
t4toss Of the contest The train wil leave 1T 4:sD
hand eAriy " ~
, 1865-10-04

EOR SALE-Fixtures and furni-
Il tusc Of tho Drug Store No. 80 Lass1e street, will
b. closel uui this day. Superior shelving. tounte7l
oac marble TOP: how window. show cases. mil metal
nlN pipe and fixtures, show b1tues full bot
Tics labeled for drugs, scales, conntlngroosu de4k,
rhnit &.r
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CORRECT YOUR
Z N r O L L M z N II
OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHALL,

OFFICE OF PROVoST MARSHALL,
Ridgway, Elk CO., Pa, January 9, 1865.
In accordance with Circular No 1872 of A. A.
Pro. Mar. Gems Office, Western Division of Penna
the Commissioners and Surgeon of the Board of
Enrolment of the 10th District of Penna. will
hold session at the Court House, in the Borough
of Cleareld for the purpose of correcting the En-
rollment Lists of Clearfeld Co, January the
26th, 9th, ana 2Sth
Citizens thr6u shout the County are earnestly
called upon to aid the officers in the discharge of
their duties, by giving all information bearing
upon this important subject.
1t must be distinctly understood by the people
that their only surety of fair proportion of the
burdens of the draft lies in the proper correction
of the lists.
Every name improperly left upon the lists,
swells disproportionately the quota 1t is the du-
ty therefore of each good citizen to bring before
tho Board every man, who, by reason of over age,
permanent physical disability. or two years SER
vice, shall be entitled to have his name stricken
from tbe lists; and also to furnish to the Board
satisfactory evidence in cases of death, removal,
&c. AS also, the greater number of competent
these lists, the less likelihood there is of
any particular one of them being drawn from the
whoel. Each citizen owes it to himself to see
that the name of every man in his Township who
is properly liable to draft, shall be on the lists
would respectfully recommend to the different
sub districts the propriety of appointing Commit
tees to examine into all the requiring atten
tlon, and bring the parties concerned, the evil
dence of their death or removal, before the Board
An opportunity is now offered to all sub districts
of correcting completely their Enrolment Lists
1t must be done, and should be distinctly under
stood that should another draft be subsequen tly
ordered, no notice whatever will be taken of COM
plants of Committees that their enrolment Lists
are erroneous; will any suspension of draft
or alteration in the quota be grantedon that plea
H. S. CAMPBELL.
Capt. and Pro- Mar. 18th Dist. Pa.
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This company has 120 acres of land, in fee. on
the Allegheny River, Immediately opposite Oil
City, and adjoining Laytonia, with II0 rods trout
on the river, and 70 rods front on Lays Run.
Hon. c. P. Ramsdell, editor of the Oil City Mon
itor, and agent for this land assures the company
that it will sell in lots for SlO0 00O reserving the
oil right which is worth S1O0, 900 additional In
MEDIATE REVENUE WILL BE DERIVED FOR THE con-
PANY FROM THE SALE OF THESE LOTS and the com
pany have two good engines with complete fix
lures to operate Immediately for OIL The terrific
ry in this immediate locality has never failed to
produce proftabIy
Also, one hundred acres in fee simple in the
celebrated Cherry Run District, Immediately ad-
joining the Cherry Run Petroleum company, whose
stock is now worth over $50 per share The com
pary now have offers, which viii be accepted, for
sinking wells lease, without any cost to the cor
poration and one-half the proceeds to go to the
company. The Curtin and st. Nicholas compa
MES are in this immediate locality, and their
stock is now commanding a large premium In
addition, the company has 40-aeres, in fee simple
on Cherry Tree Run, which empties into Oil
creek, and in the best producing section of the
Oil Territory, and ITO acres. in fee simple ON
Walnut Bend, five miles above the mouth of Oil
creek, and not: over two miles from the celebrat-
Reed we'll, now producing over 200 barrels per
day.
Also, the lease of three tracts of land, two on
Oil creek, each producing over ten barrels per day.
and one on Allegheny river, producing ten bar
rels per day of heavy oil, worth s2I per barrel
The company now receives three fourths of the
proceeds of the last named we'll, and one-half Of
the other two Each of these tracts will be de-
veloped by the company by sinking additional
wells, and the engines and fixtures are now on
hand to do it
The officers of this company mean to prosecute
the development of these lands most energeticaI-
ly, and they have entire confidence that they will
yield very large dividends on the capital stock
20 Subscriptions must be made promptly, as
more than one-half Of the stock is already engag-
ed Subscriptions will be received at the Office
of the company. January A. 1865
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The Draft.

Mr.. EDITOR. As another draft is to take
place on the 10Th of the present month it
seems to me a meeting should be held with
a view of filling the quota of the county with
volunteers. Every man is either directly or
Indirectly interested in doing this, and if a
united effort, regardless of politics, were
made, Ibelieve thequota of Clearfeld county
could be filed. before the day of the draft
comes on. [ throw out these hints for the
consideration of my fellow citizens, and
hope that County meeting will be called.
for the purposed designated, at an early
day What do you all say?
s DEMOCRAT OF BOGGS.
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HELIOGRAPHIC.

THE undersigned having completed his Photo
graph Gallery, in Shaws Row, two doors west of
the Mansion House, Clearfeld, Pa. is now ready
to wait on those in want of first class portraits.
ish tho Sc beautiful productions of ''sun drawing
in the highest style of the art Having fitted up
my rooms at considerable expense, with view
to the comfort and pleasure of my patrons, hope
by strict attention to business and desire TO sat
isfy those who call, to merit liberal share of
public patronage. A good assortment of Gilt,
Rosewood, and mould frames; Albums and an
endless variety of cases on hand, at moderate pr-
ces. Particular attention given to copying every
kind of pictures. IL. BRIDGE,
September 2, 1864 Artist.
Instruction in the art of Photography given.
and apparatus furnished at city prices
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Bible Society.

CLEARFIELB, Jan. 25, lS65.-Our old and
welcome friend, Mr. Clark, agent of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society, paid this place
a visit on the second Sabbath of this month.
and presented the claims of the Society in
two Of our churches. On the following day
he commenced calling on our citizens, ask
ing aid to his cause From the report made
by him We find that the people worshiping
IN the different churches in this place con
routed the liberal sum of Sl79 25. He
would take this opportunity of returning his
Sincere thanks to all for their kind attentions
and liberal contributions for the spreading
ol the Word Of God And he further says
'aat ne has not found anywhere warmer
Welcome or a better disposed community
.Aan he has found in these parts of Clear
u7!l county through which he has travelled;
neither has he met with better success
elsewhere.
Inc following appointments were made:
T. I. WEAVER, Esq, Life Director. Mrs
L'DiA RHEEAI, G. P. GULIoH, Mrs JANEP.
N ,@"IN, and Rev. W NJ. BURcHFIELD, Life
1enDerS. K.
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DELIEF NoTICE.-The Board of Re

DELIEF NOTICE.-The Board of Relief
HI for the county of Clearfeld, will meet at the
Commissioners Office in Clearfed, on Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 22d and 23d days of
February. 1865
The Board of Relief have directed that the wife
of the soldier must appear before the board and
produce her sworn statement, detailing name of
soldier, regiment and company. and when enlis-
ted the number of children, with age and sexof
each the t, wnship in which they resided at the
time of enlistment and their present residence
and that she is without the means of support for
herself and children who dependent upon h her.
Two witnesses of credibiity from the township
in which she resides must also be produced " hose
certificate (sworn to before the Board of Relief
must set forth that the applicant is the person she
represents herself be- that the statement of the
number and age of her family is true, that sho is
in destitute circumstances and her family in ae-
tual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application correct and true
Forms containing these requisitions can be OBJ
tanned at the Office of the Board of Relief when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
N B. Illness of the APPLICANT, properly proven
will excuse personal attendance.
Jan l. 1855. VIM. S BRADLEY. clerk.
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AL z RIEQ

On Sunday, Jan. 22d, by I. Bond, Esq,
Mr.. ROBERT c. LARIMER to Mrs CECILIA
MULLEN, both of Lawrence township.
On the 26th January, by Rev. w. L.
Richey, at the NJ. b. parsonage, Mr.. GIDEON
SMEAL to Miss HENRIETTA GoSs, both Of
this county.
At the residence of the brides father,
January 10th, 1865, by Rev A. X. Height
Mr. PARLY PosT, of Decatur Township, to
Miss MARGARET JANE STEWART, of Bee
caria Township, [Clearfeld county, Pa.