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whom thew wsre passed; infor Dtd Mr.. warren tne
entries we're signed day OK two aI,eri 40 40
member, two sets OF papers we're made on!i ohe ""'
Cancelled. NJ. w,v.ar
O. We're You to recsivsany money from MT. warren
for working up tho cese "A II tho goods were cohps
Gated was to receive portion; cannot approHpaso
IN how much; IL would he that which renamed ater
Tho Government lucs had been paid; Mr warren
promised II 10 me- but whether before OF aIer ne ss
ing of the entry papers can't say nave no, ~
aiy money; the goods have been seizou' anu ~
conf seated shall receive tho lnioriDcrb sn''io'
Mr. SonnerA my partner. was not aware that this nj
raneeueut was m ide did not take the entry papers
10 NJ Warren; handed them to the cierk 10 pass 49,
that was the last Of them: made out charge Oh ~
against Cant Chauncey for what dd 1t was I'D auui'
ton TO what expected to receive from thc
when Can't Chauncey signed the bond did not reau !,
10 him; did tell him II was mere iorin; sn1"eu
MIN where 10 SIGN his name. and he did 10; uon
think lie read over tae bond; IL was hlled up noh ,ho
grnger's returns which brought to me by cefS
Of Mr. Cony CHAINS or by Fabian can say Will;
Mr. Fabian was not present when the oohus "eio
sworn TO. ....., ~, ,soI M,
Mr. IBruey objected o the evidence ms couis', "o'
heinv uycsont Willard j. Warren was then called.
Mr. Warren. Superintendent Of Exportstlon III tu
Internal Rcyennc Department commenced Dy sAp'n, pn,
inc the way in which goods were shipped lie aetaned
several COW ersaiions with Barney in one OF when thc
Halter yaid the Custom House was being deranued,
and lie intended 10 10 to the bottom OF IT, in anoe
he denied all knowledge Of Fabian: but "leh .nAe'
with IL by friend present, turned 1t by
He corruorated the testimony OF Meeks IN thc p'r''
unrs of his bcing employed 10 work mp the case a'o'
he lad reported IL 10 him. ,.,
His animation did not elicit anything new.
nj. honor then Informed Barney he must firhiSh
slo O,o ,dditional bail This was done mt o'clock.
The case then adjourned until tins morning a' ~
I a..
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Latest shin News.
AIlUIvEp.


Shp Princeton, Nanack Antwerp }, days nd,c AID sjs
pa--. 10 ". y tfott
Ship llermon ofst. John, ~ b. Cruisshrnk. Liverpool
Oct ~, with Ldsc tn order.
schr Iiinnph lBi) On, cowais IL days. with poatocs
b. u. Il. DrWoifk Go.
Sahr G. H. G. tbE), Gates, Cornwall. II days potatoes 10
u. u. Wo.fA Go.
schr. :. u. Sulii. Cole. Flls,behpor
ScbL u. u. King hic',ngor, Calais
schr Sea Foam, Ortin, sullivan, Ma.
hia thliase Belle I'm, Ogiyic, DorcbcsoT ~ b. stou
TO T.. /. Neyins
scir. Endoiu, Andafron, Prov dencc for Elsbctbpor.
BaIk Village bolo tbf tprc, Glace Bay u days, ID. n.
DcWo'ie.
scLr Sea Nymph. Couneray. Providence for Bln,orc.
sclr. Ifedr " md. -, Boston for Phlad' phn.
sclr !. X. Watson Inne Hartford or Elilabrthpori.
schr Camilla, Claik Lopn,au days, slaves.
solIr lien Bniler -, Hartford.
scLr I'ms, ,hampn, New London fJr Newburs
NlND-SunAet W.
SAILED.
H,s<msips Columbia, 81. Patrick, Mary A. Goardnian,
banks, Naeroua..
MEMORANDA.
The ssab shp ttasra reui q afanurr, lss cone "p 10
,.t r.y
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Cattle. sheep sbosts IA, Hoss
Ills week.. ............J,%.s t82 go lvv
Last weeE.................tlb 1,'os -" ~"
lne y.sr ago..............42b l0tsJ lI 1870
PEIcE.-Eerf. loo N. total wei1m Of hide alow
aud meat e1trs &lJ y0a = IL So bf.tatiy rlJd ~ "
few choice Wcst.ru "A ;ed IS; otbe poorest bu
&c. $l0r -.
Uoytiuo O4es- l5oa $3.50. handy steers. .eld 10. Of
mnch according 10 their yGInc for beef
COR, cad Young CairesFer quality. f,Ha r3ii Extra
&a5d -ig5: faTfow and Dry rtnn So.
taiH Young ta1ne for irs's'si i'arin.s, ~
r23; Tive. .yearod $3.50 ti0 1lr',y olds aNd 10.
SseJ-Per IN. live weight 5aac fArn. 3H2c Sheep
and Lambs per bead. in lots ~ ia ~; Eytp. +.a.
Faf Hogs-rer ~. i1o iJr.. iv~wris' shoat-who 'sl-
Hati. retail. Ia ibc ~ucleTs, 2rc
Hde'-Bhslton, s,ss.c. q n. Country lots, sa j..
J1lio,c-brirhton. 8alns. y n.
Pdfs- : sra Z s3ea.h
EsnAhKstoI the hst time tis .e..ou, tie ground ~B'
Whcusa tn. morning hy the aif has been ,caT snd
cold Tho surk also arrived ~ary Tuesday morning, and
,ny ofho bnyer. usual can,in Monday evening that
pr't commenced bpness hio a was si enough 10 sec
di.incts La Consequence of ~Iiy stsr the stock
n-1fiy al od yssrfdy Pricr fivor the seller what
indeed tho last month cattle have gradually but gu
this .n nstes but poorer qualities Ade e. tsA- tie
place Of better a, price,. g. w Hto~nell old youn.
cattle n H. aud lie. T. A. B,s, sold ~ youns
oste for tis, or llic y n aud Tor AJg. lO.c v n
Huh Canedy sold oosr-" Canada at iO, 40 shhnk
age; J. Mrfynn sod % Western cattle iyc sltin4ugv
~ a. Re. 40 ,hrnkage I5st lie. ~ .hIinksgo
sna lots Il lar 20 sirnkac-.
The sheep usdr favorable than tho cattle
Many bntchers d the droNcr charged isc per head
hau last week. Onr however told that lo thought hi,
good he'p Ibis week lot of cthers soi At ~ p.
head aud mail lock at o.. 10. and ec
generally from sIc. So q N Tor % 10 h sheep
Little no change in prc", or Working Oaon Mich Cows
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IT.. (3ty Park N % rdor.

Tho Kings County COurt of Oyer aUd I'IIHI,,
rer was organized yesterday morning for the pnrpoee o.
of The supposed murderers Of the Spanish gentleman
Jose Garcia Otcro. The prisoners were not present
Ncssrs Wm. &. Dewitt and Alex. McCne we're az
signed to counsel for the accused Di'irletauoihe!
Morris appeared for the prosecution After zone con
ve,s,io i, was decided to try the prisoners at the
January term of the Court Pellicier one oi tD' ac
cu,.d refused the aid of counsel and MI McCue yho
MS assigned by the Court To- attend Ia his case. de-
ne 20 have ANYTHING to DO with 1t under present CIR
cnmstances The Court designated the second week :"
Janunry ncxt for the trial oi the prisoners
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ux.,ro,Ar,oN oa rANrs ,.Ann.NI:R.

srv.d this hsbeas corpus hrs sron: q tho of
NJ, stroaeis counsel on the ith OF June, 1854.
Cros e.auiredI think really on th' rh 81 jane.
EXAMINATION OF CHARLES II. sNArORD.
acted Tor Mr. Strong In to this hs,as corpus
q. Did shs obey thst wit
Mr Gsahaui-- She obsy ed higher law.
A. She did not appear the rcum dy she has never to
my knowledge produced the child.
Cro..exsminedlt in my rrcoer on that attachment
was issued By and placed IN hs sherfs hands by
presume MI Morehouse csnnos fI the date Of it, delivery
without my books cannot without reference
to NV boek Fay whether Llivs rsasd
did nothing whatever drive rs Strong ofthe jusic
ton OF this court; Mrs stVg never appeared in tins vr0
ceediLg
Tho writ Of habes, corpus wac then put in evidence
The conn adjourned 10 II o'clock this morning
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Content. OF No 81 Commencing Volume published 'A'i
w-ck.
The Po,lesta OF Padua Story. Illustrated
hIc, ding Victim 60 Death story OF the treneh t"''''
Illustrated.
Odd Customs Of English Theatcs. Illustrated.
Tie Bear Carries of 4 Horse. iiistTsicd
The Castor.Ou Plant Illustrated
A & Cande Flame. Illustrated
Terrible Earthquake. Illustrated.
Curious Bcquet.
Cleveland Hall: story
Nv Cross: a Poem.
4 Nurses Story. Illustrated
Self made Men; Dean Richmond
Cations fIou,e. Illustrated. , oil, ,..l
Mis-. Hutchinson. n Historical incident. '"'H'''"'
Tn. Gam. of Games; Billiards. Iilsti"'H"
tIfanilalh.rs and GrandlBo,hers: an Essay
Dining tat Ponpeil. NIL.
llbtory Of Psrinnery AMI ths loie''
The Dutch Tulip Mania
Tho Death OF tbs Flowers: foen,
III. Secrets Of the lIcsr
Chinese Fishing Inusmied.
Chinese Trinl. illustrated
rIenhanl. Washing. Illustrated
m, Frzen Sailors In Noyaz'hbi ihislflei.
,pa., I've. A story Illustrated
iJt,,ber WLieheads Lcctuies: Hearing. illustrated
m. silver He'll: u Fairy Story.
lA,,,y ps.iines: Eni.mas, Chardes lllusHoed
N'at, Dick's jokes: Six Comic llusustionr
And numerous interesting ncns go r..
Ii .loyc arc tho prncpG contents Of u weeks number
If tL,s srs, aud sq,soly ilpsrstel Family roper.
ter ,si. nj oil rev. tspe's.
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The Custom. House frnuas.
TBE CASE COETiSUfD--cRoss-Kx EXAMINATION oF
MEEBs-IMPOETAST TESriMONY-BARNEy
EARRESTKD-A DDlrIOSAL pAIL REQUIRED.

MEEBS-IMPOETANr TESTiMOSY-BARNEY
BEARRESTKD-ADDIrl0SAL pAiL REQuIgHD.
Yesterday, the examination IN The Custom
House frauds WAS continued before Jnstice bowling at
the Iomhs. The prisoners Fabian, Chsuncey and
Barney, were present eit the council for tie latter
Brady and Holmes did not apI~ar until The days pro
ieedngs were nearly finished. Ihe wife and daughter
Of Fabian present. aud took deep interest IN the
testimony.
After waiting some time for Mossrs. isady and
IIOme', Mr.. james commenced The o,oas',hnmination
~ Mecks. the Custom House broker. His crosG cxami
nation wax In substance ns follow;
My fret interview with the parties in this Transaction
was before The 9Th MI Fabian was not present; when
NI. Barney mentioned The alcohol Fabian was
present; when Lad the fret interview with Barney
notified Mr. Warren and he babe me work the ease w,
h was in interview subsequent 10 the first do M
remember how long after that the 3O0 pounds ~ rl
cobol were mcnoned between tbs time and the rign.
ing II the entries saw Mr. Fabian aud Capt chAun.
C'y twice tLrice. but oanIot IA any precise date
E,. Barney wss tts oplS !.,lt. J we p's lI,seki
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of t,i. week contains full gazette Of appointment.
New.fork foy the month Just closed. "'s
The National Gusri viii also md IN tho lorrx.,
lowing Articles Of greet and general interest, " -
l. 4 CAREFUL AND CRITICAL REPORT nv ma,
REVIEW OF TIE FIRST DIVISION Nas w.
On EVACUATION DAY, WITH MlLIftpv sa,,y
MENTs AND SUGGESTIONS. ''A-
II. A FULL AND vDLrMINOUS REPORT n, D.,
SONAL MD OTHER MEMS or Iyfsyssr,.t.s. ~.
Tue NATIONAL GUARD. ...-.... ....7-'"'->>'' ->>'' !"
Ill. A LETTER FROM iHE iNsPECTORGg,s, Al,
Of THf STATE. 49,. ..-..... >'NN'
". AN ARTICLE on THE MILITIA ORGAgI,,,.o,
OF ENGLAND.
V. 4 LARGE NUMBER OF ARTICLES Ann ,.v
MJNICATIOsS FROM ABLE OFFICERS on Tn 49,,
REGULAR AND NOLUNTEER ARMIES W n,sss ,n,s
UNITED STATES. '
VI EDITORIAL Articles on RECOysTRrsrtax
FHE DUTY OF THE NEW CONGRESS- AhD0rr,.y'
SUBJECTS OF IMMEDIATE INTEREST "~
WI A REVIEW or THE ARMY AND NAVY .Yas,
A SYNOPSIS OF FOREIGN NAVAL. AlsD MI
TkRY Atk AIRS AND VrHER ARJlCLEs a.
GENERAL IND SPECIAL INTEREST.
EOR SALE BY SEwsDEALERs GEsERALL1
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PRESENTATION. On Tuesday afternoon. IN

PREsKSTATIOS.--O Tuesday afternoon. the
friends OF Alderman Masierson Of the Twenty second
Ward, presented to bin team of handsome sorrel
lorses and fine silver mounted sct of double harness
The prcsentaloH was mado Al the Adcfmaus residence
No 2jf West Ility-cghth-s by The Hon. AoN. Ward.
The Alderman having accepted hc pfcsent In "A brief
and neat speech Of thanks and qualification splendid
collation. war enjoyed over which Mcssrs Harry Sny-
der. Gins. " Eonlainc, J.. T.. Hannaran aud others
made short speeches much enhancing tho pleasures OF
The occasion. Tie Testimonial cost = 80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

4 House THIP.-Ofccr Jcphson of The
Tenth Precinct yesterday arrested Adam MizkowShy
on the complaint OF John MsschOwsky ~ No. ii See
ond.aye. 1ho defendant boarded IN the saino house
the complainant, and on lie 2Cth inst. disappeared
taking with him clothing belonging to the complainant
10 the nnoun Of 200 He also took clothing belonging
TO other boarcTs 10 the amount of 500. Tie dciend
ant is aged II years. and native OF Germany. He
pleaded elty TO the charge. and WA conmIi,od for
trial by Justice Shlndey
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
LESLIE's
Nyhl!!1(llIll||lll!!Is;y|l hl1(I||lI;| q !! d|insr,
G9N.sssss Il .s<&SssaSSS~'

rIrg rjDENT on BOLOGNA: Tale. Illustrated.
riRtD or TUE WORLD: Poem. an,
IJit, UEADSMAN OF ANTWERP: story. hmsEs'ed'
TIIE LOST fENNY Illustrated.
WHAT THE HORSES DID Illustrated, ,vcpucr n
TIIE STIEW BREAD AND ALTAR Or IN'bNo'' )"
A HEART OF GOLD: A Story. Illustrated
CLEVELAND HALL: Astory
AFTER THE STORM Poem. ,,.,,
TUE MYSTERIOUS PATIENT; story lHusia'e''
|SFLF-NADE MEN; Gen. u j. koussssu M, r . sa,vp
An ANCIENT GRENADIER OR GRENADE 'AS'Eh'
MYSTTRIES UNEXPLAINED. Illustrated
PUSSY-CAT: \ Poem. Illustrated.
rnF.s T2E sewn f. WISE WISE MEN OF GREECE.
TIiE aSTIQuITY OF THE CAsTINET, ,,,,r
A I(isToRY OF PERFUNERY AND TilE TOiLn1i;,
IIoW yIIEY FISH IN THE INTERIOR VI SooiH
AMERICA. Two Illustrations.
TIE TEA Plant. Two illustrations: ,r,,rm,, tp,
CURIOUS GROWTH OF 4 Rabbits Ibbih' h'"'
tTated.
TiiE BIrNBLE-BEE. Illustrated
A NURSF'5 STORY. Continued.
ONE WAY or LOOKING AT 1T: a Poem. .v,tr
A RI MINISCENCE OF l83,-AN AMERICAN bA'b
A STORY or LORD PALMEBsION.
TuE PiG TREES OF CALIFORNIA ,.,.n,,, ,t,,u
GRANDFATHER WIllrEiiEADS LEClt hhS-''h
PACIFIC OCEAN
FAIRY LAND
FAMILY PASrTMEs. ~ -, , o,,prre,N
TIIE aDVANTAGES OF LIVING IN sUbChbHH
DISTRICT Three Comic Ilus,rttion..
And lorg. amonnt Of miscellaneous Interesting eins'
The hest and most entertaining Family Paper,
l. Il
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llrblia rruc
n G. s. n. Y.
lovYfclALi.

OFFICIAL lti
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, SfAfs o. Nsv,
ADJrrANr GRxKRALs Opcrs
CIRCrLAR.-From and alter the lst nss m ...s4'
aud promotions in the National Guard viii b. 2sA.se
General Orders at the end Of each month SJS ~
sbed weekly for information In the Amy and ~ p'.
10 The city OF New York. "snd
WIN. IRVINE, Ada,sr .e....
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fAdvcriisenou,.l

WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CHILDREN.
10 md ie best stock Of these articles you v.; C
1EELLs No. alJ Broadway. b,wsri Eleventh uni Twelfth
CAsTiIiL sells cheap and via; ho sell, l. Of he boot
,uoiiiy in mat Iia aud Manufacture.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
MISSIONARY Work AT IIoMR.-On Tuesday

evening the City Mission held a meeting IN The Re
formed Dutch Church Tifticilsi., near Third-ave..
Mr. Wetmorc presiding. number Of the city mis-
sionaies gave incidents Of their visits among the poor
ard the results Of their labors In connection with mis-
sion stations mission Sabbath schools tenant house
meetings &c Sick soldiers aud soldiers families have
been aided and c0miorted. Among the statistics gwen
we note: Gy2 missionary visits iJl persons induced
to 70 church. 30 children and youth brought under
instruction 3! temperance pledges. ~! meetings and
49, go tracts given.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
SEWING MACHINE CM
C;ARIl.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


During ths year WHEELER WILSON'S sE"N "A.
CHIMES have been furnished the poor to 10 psa
.tanents according to their respective ability, s'es
srg. outlay land sometimes very dow retuFnsl hssr
continue this distribution and make both eDh ys' -
cooperation o. parties selecting FOR cssh 's 'ohed ~
ion to every ,,y'e Of beeer WILSON, bowe' Isrrl
for Manufacturer q is sssoItrert Of sif, cea4l -,
dies, OIL, Sc for sewing Machine, may away, Sisi,
srecsi pain, ,aSsn with Family Sewing. Quitting L.
pe,en. Operators into Families b. tie day vrs. "
chimes Repaired to Rent, aud KEEP, in order whns ..
Having increased ciites for the acooinnolsoa q
er, any increase Of pl,ronoge viii receive the p,
attention a. formerly. j. T. tL,s,
No. 80 BIo@dway. cor. rwest,--e,ssss
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BOARD or ALDEEMEy-SPECIAL MEETING
FTlsI SESSION op IIE BOARD ~ FouR MOSnIs.-Ihe
Board met ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon by special
call the Hon. Morgan Jones. the President ia the
chair. Mr.. Mcknight presented n petition from the
Sisters Of Mercy asking for plot of ground which
TO erect IA building would b. suitable for the
purposes Ofther Institute. Referred 10 Committee on
Finance. The Board, after trHIsactng an unusually
large of general routine business adjourned to
wednesday afternoon neat at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
welded WOE.
T'KE STRONG DIVORCE CASE'
sixth Days Proceedings
"a Confession to an injured 1zus'
band"

III, aNsu,iuation of Mrs. Benlsmnl S@ong'
\. t,e Strong divorce suit, was continued ye'erua,
morning q, II O'Clock, as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

August last, while William kurtz was sitting M honi
of his cigar stOf. No 90 Sherfs he was approached
oy william Auos, who partially intoxicated, aAd
who insgf.d him in the most gross manner. A. Kurt
atternpted to arise Amos drew knife and stabbed liin
IN the lower part ot the abdomen, inncting severe
wound. George Hdhon a friend of the wounded man,
then stepped forward 20 assist him. aud was. In 1rn
stabbed In The region his friend. also receiving
a seyefo wound. The assa.lant then Ned. I.nieiy
learning that the wounded men were TccOtrnLg Amos
yepturcd back md Was "Wednesday night arrested
by ORcer Prout of the Eleventh Precinct. lie IS o
native of Ireland aged is years and resides ~ No -
Goerckst Justice sLnndey committed him for exam
nation
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
ARMY AND NAVY JOuRN.,

lu accordance vii. tho announcement Of n. 49,,
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Isostou Live stock Market.

ErnnIoy. cAunRIDGE AND MIDI ORD.
Rrpeytsd for fHs TstxE, for "a, EesS ssdHJ Itedasda
Nov. -, 1865.
smoutt of stocx 4,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

BOARD OF CorECILMES.-DoSATIoS
MOVING RAILROAD TgAcK-. &c-1he Board met at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon James Hayes esq, The
President in the chair.
a resolution adopted donating 5000 10 the So
ciety for juvenile Dcgqu nts and certain lots ground
Seventy seyenth,t. aud lourihhSe. upon which 10
erect a German Hospital. A resolution adopted di-
recing the Street Commissioner 20 notify the proprie
tors or owners Of the rails laid in Greenwich and
Washingto tonsts. south Of CaBast 10 the same
20 be- forthwith removed. The Board then adjourned
10 Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

SUDDEN DRATH.---A seaman. named Reeves
Tizgi.s on "Wednesday evening cai.t at the lawyer
Office No. New chanbcs-st Tor the purIo-e Of com.
rncncing proceedings against Francis Gomez steward
the chip Southampton. Ho stated that on the voyage
10 this port the steward struck him on the head With
tesy ing pin. lie bad scarcely made The statement
when be fell 10 the 0or aud expired. The bod, was
removed 10 the FOURTH Precinct station House and
Coroner ildcy notified h. bold an inquest. ic,brday
Gomez was arrested by Roundrmsn Towers OF the
Fouith Precinct and Is held "a await the resnt of the
Coroncrs investigation Last evening Wooster Beach
VI. H.. made post moFi.m eraminlt alton, and In his
opinion death was the result of natural causes.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A RBM.nktBLg CASE. john Rood, Ger
eau years in the United States. the last survivor oil
ten BROTHER who entered the Union army from Britt
town. Pa, (ight of them being killed. and one starved
to death Is this city. and desires TO Obtain tho
chance Of a honest living porter for some merean
file or other establishment or in any way whereby ne
can te Of service without the exercise of great manual
strength he having been wounded eight times dufits
The war and not being fully recovered. Rood may be
t the office oi the Sadts Z'tag IN tbis eit!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-07
TIE puILA WEEKLY AGE,

T. complete compendium Of haEsa aG .ho
Weok, and contains the Chief Editorials, tie
Prices Current and the Market Reports Stock
Quotations, Intelligence f1- Farmers, Corrasuun
d.uce, aai General News N.itar published 10
tho Daily Ago. Itas1 contains great variety
of other literary and miscal,Hneogs mlta1 ius'u.
ding tales, Sketches, biography, lco,i", and I'-
cry rendering it In alI rotpces lrst-closs fam.
ily journal particularly adapted othe politician,
the Merchant, the Farmer, the Mechanic, tho
Literary man, and all classes of readers, is hos,
iu llct every Characteristics OF a live uoaspaT per-
fitted fey tlo counting s-h1u.g, tho Workshop the
lrDsijo and the general raIlnr.
The Weekly Ago is mailed in season 90 reach
a.I parts of pgunsylqaui1, Now Jersey, Delaware
and Maryllud, on or before Saturday of each
wuak,
TER5I5-Two Dollars per annum for single
copy One Dollar lorsiE months, and sixty cents
for three guutts. One copy gratis win bo sent
ior one year TO the person forwarding us twaNy
yearly subscribers paid In advance. N0 pgpor
win BIO sent uuu, the subscription Is pail.
B-SDcoi~sH e5D.9g O, tie aJ1r5 D1UsyB sent
ylais to aay attcs2, ol application.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-07
Sheriff s Sales.

F(l NlRUE Of sundry wrts of Vcpdfioai
~ Epon0s issued out of the court of Common
Lleas OF Ciearlcld county, and to mo directed
there VIII be exposed 20 PUBLIC SALE, at tho
Court House In tho borough Of ClosrGcld, ON
monday mo 18Th day Of June next, qt |
ocioeE' J. M9 the following described Real E..
tate to wit:
A certain tract orlanl situate in Fox oxtownship,
tIearhod county, Pennsylvania, being tract 30.
4215, in the division of Fpid lands bI tGS s,alc
bounded ana described as follows Beginning at
q white plno on tho line Of tract No, 500, and n
corner oil Tracts No, 4O9O and 4lS2 and thence by
sad trNet No. 4lS2 and tract No. 1900 west
IOhg ana Iour-tcnths purchos crossing the Sin
nemahoning Crock 0ud ths Kcrscy road to
marked hcmlocE and corner Of this and troc Is
Nos. 4-O0, 42ll and 1885, thcrco by said tract
AIS sou.h o4O perchcs 10 a marked maple tree.
corner of this and tracts No 1898 and l2&J,
and the said tract No 1880, thence by said tract
No. 1850 NORTH - degrees east, crossing ,lo
aforesaid road and creek 1897 pcrches to place
o'hcginnlnS, continuing $50 acres and allowance,
surveyed on warrant No. 421j, dated October ..
lIVd, granted TO James Wilson, and being tho
same premises mor'gagal by Wm. Tums FOR the
MONIES before named in Suil III. la. by mort
gage date 9th October, 1868, recorded at CIca.-
field, &c. Seized aud taken IN execution. and to
be sold as the property Of VIM. Tams, deceased.
Also-A certain tract Of land situate in Fcrgu-
sen township, Jleafioli county, Pa, bou4dcl on
tho east ~ lands Of a. B.. S,rsw, and on .ho
south hy lands Of @, Boil and VIM. Wise. on the
wcst b. LOWS McHmchcH 0nl George Williams,
north by'lI. SNgon end John Horny. iu all about
laO acres, with 90 acres cleared, and fIsma
dwelling house erected thereon. Seized and a.
kuItn cYfe.tiou and % hc sold as tho property
of James Fr.ugg0
ALSO certain trac. Of land situo,o in Pike
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-07
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE!
PATENTED FEBRUARY 4Tu, 1860.
SALE5ROOMS.
536, Broadway, New York.

SALEoROOMS
536, Broadway, New York.
2o2, Washington Street Boston.
WHIS MACHINE IS CONSTRUCTED on
l. entirely new principles Of mechanism, pos.
sossins many rare and valuable improvem ents.
having been examined by the most pror. und cx-
perts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and
PERI ECTION combined.
IT has u straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes tho LOCK or SHUTTLE stitch. which
will neither rip or ravcl, and is alike on both
soesj performs perfect sewing on every desorip-
uon ei material, from Leather to the finest Nan
sock Muslin, with cotton, linen, from tho coars
est t) the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor CogWhecl, and the
east possible friction, il runs as smooth as glass,
and is cmpbaticay
4 NOISELESS MlCHTNEl
1t requires Fifty per cent less power to drive
IT than any olhor machine in tho market. A girl
twelve years Of age can wor, it steadily, without
fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength and Wonderful Simplicity OF con-
strucdon renders II almost impossible TO 20. out
oi order, and Is Guaranteed by tho company to
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may do
"rc 90 supply themselves with % superior article,
[" come aud examine this InrivaIled Machine.
But In a moro especial manner do We solicit tho
patronage OF
1ierchanc TaiIors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop skirt Man Shoe Binders,
u'attuHcrs, Vest and Paota-
SHIRT d Bosom oonMakcr7,
Makers Dress Makers,
EH|l-EHvs and l.HnVii4Iia Tu-tilrtf.rg ,,iII r.,