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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-03
THE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
oFrIcB or COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
Washington March 2ni, 1865.


Washington March 2nl, 1865.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned, it has been made
to appear that THE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEARrIELD, in the borough of ClearGeld, in the
county Of Clearfeld, and State Of Pennsylvania,
has been duly organized under and in accordance
with the requirements of the Act Of Congress enti-
tied an Act to provide National Currency, So
cured by pledge of United States bonds, to pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof"
approved June 3, 1864, and has complied with all
the provisions Of said act TO be complied with be-
fore commencing tho business Of banking under
said act.
Now, Therefore, !, HuGH MoCULLoueH. Comp
troler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The County National Bank Of Oiearfsid, in the
borough of Clenrheld in the county Of Clearfed,
and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to com
menee the business of banking under the Act
aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and sea-
of Office this I'd day of March, 1868.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Mar.s-N Comptroller Of the Currency
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-03

CEED POTATOES.-A superior lot-for sale
- at ]. p. ER RAT2ER's.
April 20, ,Gj-Im.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-03

MARRIED-0n the 9th Of April by the
Rev. ]. NJ. Smith, Mr.. WIN. R'Forcee % Miss
Susan Shirey, both Of Bradford township.
In this place, on Thursday, the 9th day Of A
pril, by the Rev. Monroe, Mr.. David ii. Gear
hart, to Miss Mary C. Shugart.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-03
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

E.&H. 7. ANTHONY L co.
Manufac'rs of Photographic Materials,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
Circnis Coura-Counly Of Keno.hn.

% (gtomn \ Fhestate Of Wisconsin, >,
\0tamP' 10 Edward A. Hyde.
V0U are hereby summoned and required to answer tho
4 complaint Of jeuben Crook, which is filed In the
Office clerk Of the circuit eenr for Kenosha county
office in the city Of kenosha aud 90 serve cepy Of
yor answer u.s. ofcei IN the city and county OF
keLosa and Of seonsin within TWEEN ty days
the service hereO exclusive of the day such service;
and If you fail the plant aforesaid the
said Reuben Crook w, py to the for the relic
demanded in the m rlalnt, i HEAD y Sc HOFFI
Dated Kenosha, sept IL, 1855. 6WI1 PMS Attys.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
Circuit Court, County of KenOshn, and
r.-... 9lnIe Of WiacOmain
In Psobnte--Ksnosha Connp Court.

I'm PEoba te--A<cnosha COMFY Court.
Ii the matter OF the estate Of Ann Qnares dece ased
IAN READING and fling the petition of J. v
" Quasles, executor Of the last Will add testament
of Ann Quares deceased, representing Among other
things that he has fully administered said estate &C.
icordg 10 the PROVISIONS of said viii, anG praying
that time and place be fixed for examination ard ais
lowing his account it is ordered that said account be
med by the Judge OF this court on Friday the
Nth day of November, 1865, at his Office in the city
of Kenosha..
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be Civ
to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
interested, bypubshng copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
Kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published in Ken0sha IL said county
3w21 l. w. WEBSTER,
Dated Kenosha, Oct. %, 1865 County Judge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02

head nerves, kidneys bladder and blood
OF thesurinary gravel serofuay rheumatism ca
-tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis dy spepsiaa 10: ~ - -
Onr practice Is not OF experiment
years standing founded the laws Of Nate with years
OF experience and evidence sustain it. Do
to build maze SICK make wetlno harsh treatment;
mo triaing; hatteripg We know cause aud uhe
EFenedy needed; guess work knowledge gained nv
wears Of eAtensee ~ tbs treatment 9tose diseases
eusVely-n0 encouragement wi bout Irl Spect. Candid
in opinions, reasonable Charges claim not to
know everything cure everybody Int do claim to rea-
and common sense. We the seek 10 matter
what their aiimeRt call investigate
don hope, Neutrality-suspicious. decide 70: themselves
ttwh cost nothing, consultation This
pSixth that ha visited this
my visits for regularly the same da oil the wee
every eight weeks. F" 3fh' III Isus'THa ~ - =
.s-f" 1 CAN coNsUIirEn AT rr..sa 900 g-A go s.
Kenosha City Hotel, during SATURDAY..
until o'clock the 29th of Sotober
1865. At Woodstock, Exchange
Hotel the 25th Of Sept, and goth of
Nov
EB- Residence aud Laboratory, waukegan LII,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
STRAYED.

ENRON the premises Of the subscriber in the town
II n OF BRISTOL about the middle OF September, 1854,
FIVE YEARLISGS. Three heifefs-two, deep red
WIN M lar InarkB-the other, red md white
90 St.erso ne red with no marks JenltmbcTed-th tho
other ght red lad lost the bush OF hi. saH aud tie
tip Of both ears t - 2it hiAf
ANY information as TO the whereabouts of said
cattle or either OF them, will be literally rewarded
Bristol. Sept. 25th, 1861 17tfJ sJgS. TRACY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
of Forfeited vi Orignged
rrs LaMds in Ken0shn County.
SCHOOL FsUD.

Philip j. HookeT-NO. OF lot--descripti0n, sw of sw
and South and y rods Ia st and West, Ia acres
Tavern stand town ! /; range 22i section 4 /;
amount due, 100000 amount OF interest; $40 90:
amount of penalty, St5GO: amount Of taxes:
amount of interest, pepay taxes and advertising,
SG3 co. total amount due STATE, 1903 90: years for
which interest is due, 1863 w. IH .9i Owls
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
SALE OF ROREEHTED MORT
GAGGED LANDS.
OFFICE Of
COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOL AND UsIvEErTY LANDS
MADISON, October End, 1850.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ~ -li

COUNTY OF DANE, The following described
Lands in Kenosha county, having been forfeited by
reason of the non-payment of interest," upon loans
granted thereon: NOTICE is HEREBY Given, that the
same win be offered Public Auction and sold the
highest bidder at the office of the Secretary OF State
at the Capitol in Madison, the 2lst day Of Decem~
Der, A. d. 1865, unless sooDer redeemed according to
law Said sale 10 commence at . O'Clock A. NJ, and
continue from day to day unti all of said lands shall
have been offered. ,-t az. h. sfeai,4a
The mi nimum price at which such lands will be Of
fered, will be the amount named opposite each tract
(under the heading Total amount due State, ~ which
includes the amount Of loan the Interest TO the first
day January, A. D. 1866; thpee per cent. damages
the taxes which lave been returned against such
lands and the cost OF Advertising the same.
Said Iands viii be sold siitject to all tsxeswhich,
may 4tthe time Of sale, be due thereon. Other con-
ditIons OF sale will be announced by the Commission
ers al the optnng oil the sale. h3sng
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD, y..to -,
SAML y. HASTINGS, oo W ~ ' ~ y VI
WINFIELD SMITH, 1 o. F" u Hahu''
, 1865-01-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. q, 1856.
The number of our prisoners In the hands OF
the rebels is fraction orcr4200O. We hold ovcz
$500 OF the rebels including Fl Major and Briga-
dter GeLera1s.
The Joint Commission provided for under the
Hudson Bay Company's t1eaty, to investigate tho
Glazing arising under that treaty. IS still in session
here taking testimony. Claims amounting to
The ossult upon Judge Kelly last night by ono
was the most direct and deliberate aitcmnt to re-
F1rc the old bowie knife and rule Of slavery pro-
gss gaaa .h that has been Witnessed
%onld.he member from Louisiana, was very much
tnccnacd against Judge Kely for Ills rcccntspeech
Kelly seated with some friends at suppcr at his
hotel, Thcn Ficld came IN and took sent nc
eS Sss kel E hs
telling lin, I'D d-n yon. % yoa are .d: atfAid aI% 70
Rely told him be would have no discussion witi, III
him, and that man WHO could conduct himaelf
as hs was dong in the presence OF ladies in pub
thcreupon Withdrew swearing, when shortly after
st 'ssksd k. dGsF 6 Fs %5o
lsneth yith the other: ma seemed sSoat 70 strike
WON'T strike him, les an old man take him away,
mani" Field kept striking at Kelly With hts
kni ena tncfesasd s%S t. cStsinT snt an Ssy g,sa
rushed in and Field was pushed away. Kelly *
claiming. for the first time, that he had been cut.
nc went into the etiee q The ho,el to have his
be woaid Rr' r'"fapG teb baek sad feEth swea5nS ,hat
m officer arreeted him and carried him oil towards
The 1ock up. To-day he has been bound over Tor
The crowd Of spectators all unite in asyin. that
kelly'e GOODNESS and moderation were beyond iii
, 1865-01-22

Legislative Mntfcr4-Thc Cl,fcngo Kty.
er O1sanlfk%10n-T1ac Constitutional
Anlc1tfnkCnt-ThG Union StOck Inrd
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
SPRINGFIELD Ctturf1sv. I.n ~

l.PCE4AA A1tR1Eu 10 Nt NQfE4S.o lF10nnc.I
SPRINGFIELD, Saturday, Jan, q.
Doth Houses Of the General Assembly were In
session only during portion of the forenoon, At
no time was there quorum In the House. No
buEincss Of importance was done In either brunch
Of the Legislature.
4 dtspatch was rend In the Senate, to-day, from
MaTor Sherman, Of Chicago, saying that tho Com
mon Council Of that city hnl passed resolution,
By very large majority. protesting against tho
creation Of the Chicago River Commission.
Understand that Senators Mcconnell, Lindsay,
and Mneon NIL Democrats, will speak In the Senate
On Monday, In favor Of tho amendment OF the
Constitution forever prohibiting elascry In the
the United States. The epeech Of Mr. Nc -onncl1,
Who Is now ncar ry seventy years Of age, and voted
and spoke against slavery IN 1878, I. looked for
who is Of the old line Whig persuasion,
hut aince the death OF that party has acted with
the Democratic. lie Is gentleman Of handsome
The PenitentIary Committee are very busy cx-
nMfning witnesses from ai1 parts Of the State
Their laboEs VIII probably continue until the end
Rev. p: Q. n. Tiffany, Of Chicago. delivered
lecture this ,s1eni1E in the REPRESENTATIVE ual on
Union Stock Yard Bill arc those Whici, restrict
fhe ,eomPany to The territory outside Of the city
from rnnnng their i11ck@ IL any Rad OF across % It.
EAtSEN 4AAEI AAe WIECuDQ 0l lille l0Wlal 3ufAQft-
tics OF Cook county, and restrain thvm from excr-
cisine any right or privilege within tho city limits
The bill has passed to l'c cns1ossci In the Sen.
ate By II TO s, which IL equivalent TO its hnal nae-
/ sagc In that botay. f"s
;1he ~ VIM probably eneoante- more op-
position in the House, lis it IL bcliescd TO strike
ut both the draying and docking interests Of Chi
csgo In THAI clause which authorizcs The stock
1ae rnffroad 10 another: The ''pcrpetaal" clause
also obnoxious, and the N ain feature OF the hill
which, under The gui:c OF Incorporating stock
yard, incorporates arEe number of r4ilroaua is
| also severely commented upon.
, 1865-01-22
y O STSC R HPT,
Our Midnight DlHpnteh-Interestln
Summary or News.

Peace Rumer.
NEW ToRK, Jsn- 21.-The lRorld's Port ROYAL
effort 10 induce Gov. BroWn ITO 1ist saVaupab a H.
with the view Of developing the Union seutimeni
throughout The State. i'he fact thzt Coy. Brown
hntions are made"
The Pope's Letter. :
,, The 1sMts has . long editorial On the Pope's
letsF 4Ss 'r'sSiswpg critically and pointing ont Itu
sherman. Army Ma1l.
Eighty bsgs Of letters arrived from sherman's
Gen. Butler.
1ournol says ten. Butler has been cndcnyorine
since his arrival there to secure the appointment
Po;nf E 9a Intelligent negro boy as cadet Mt West
A Good Suggestion.
The London Mus suggests that the e17,0oo real.
isea " the liverpool Bazaar should be forwarded
for 11sstibnaon to the United States Sanitary
tehuons 81 the donors ofthe money wl!l be equally
well carried ont, and Northern and Southern pris-
oners alike relieved.
= Rents In Savannah.
Persons owning buildings in Savannah have
been charging the same rent IN ereenbacks as for
mesly. paid Il rebel scrip. Gen. Geary issued IN
otaet so"p*n1S %be .ef nn11. p.onef tsaesaon
N his letter to Georgia Senators, Jeh. Davis
makes strong argument aga1nst State action, on
The ground that false idea Would be disseminated
that aome Of the States desired to abandon their
associates. and 80 weaken the spirit Of mutual
confidence and support he says It is obvious
that associated stafes in convention must meet on
na s aecsea e. II Sx
or that it should be so bound. II the former
csse tle independence Of the South would rirtn-
ally be recognized. In the latter case the North
would dominate. Another difficulty would arise
from conflict Of Jurisdiction. Mr. Dayis thinks
Virginia would not enter into convention with !
Delegation from what the enemy call West Vir-
ginta, md that the United States would not con-
ssnt nat West Virginia be deprived Of her pre-
her ae Statc and allowing her to vote at The
Presidential election.
The Vortd in IN editorial on the jeff Davis let
ter thinks peace is possible: but sees nothing f.
were offered by us they would be liberal and ing
unanimous. Their promulgxtiou would make their
rejection pcr1lon. to ihc rebel government-
The Columbia taroltnfdn said two wecks ago
We think Wilmington and Charleston in danger
It would not have been thus had thc Federal AZ
while Me at Columbus and Augusta would have
lad nothing to fear. Charleston would have fol-
lowed, and Weldon would have been in the, enc
my 3 hands in atew days.
, 1865-01-22

i
the assembly, from Dodge county, was announced
BY appropriate remarks from Senators Smith aaa
Clark, and the Senate, ~ 1nisk OF respect, ad-
In the assent i, among IL memorials
vor of an act providing sta.e bounty
Town and Comfy 0r-anlzaton to Inquire into the
e1pediency Of returning 70 she former eystem I Of
meet sss o,sloek F. e en Monfs{ s|:s sna a. *
thorixing the Ka!lroad Committee to employ
clerk: md referring several portions Of the Gov
ernor'e meessgc to appropriate Standing
co@%,'eefs amons &c bills introduced Of genera nature
Revised Statues respecting lcgaeies; amending
tho Revised Statutes respecting guardians and
wards, administration ani. distribution Of estates
inteetate, and respecting letters testamentary to
amend the comfy Superintendent raw, snd author
zinE towns, cities and villages to EaIse money BY
ta1 for selanteers hountls!, aud support e yel;
special order for next Tuesday.
:. A resolution Of coincidence and sympathy with
the tamiiy Of Mr.. Mcclure, Of DODGE county, was
reported by Mr. Jones, trom' special committee,
out Of reepect to the memory Of The leceased.
House adjourned TIL Monday evening.
, 1865-01-22

report the force shat advanced from Beaufort to
consist Of the 18th and 18th corps with little art'l-
lery or baggage trains. and that Shcrman Vas
moving hy failroad with tho remainder Of hts
chafleston ts their destination. The enemy ad:
.anced within two miles Of combahec, and
"Inte1ligent officers from Hoods army eny ita
1oeees were much less than reported and that $500
will cover NIL the casualties anring the campaign
It igkumorcd IN RcSmond in unofficial circles
that (33E1. Hood has been superseded ~ Ten.
Dick Taylor. Another report Is to the edrct that
the .ConfedeFute Senate had passed resolution
ton to command Of tho army Of the Tennessee.
EHon. II. s: Foote, had been released from custody
bT the Provost Marshnl Of Fredericksburg, and
had arrived In Richmond.
TAe Danyilla Rtgtster Of Tuesday says that
the trims would pass over the Piedmont road to
ts reported shat Sherman had visited Columbia in
hotel.
The Thig also reports destructive fire at
Augusta, Ga. Sunday, burning over 400 bales Of
cotton. Monday hre occurred at Hamburg op.:
posi!e Ansust4 burning 1900 oF 2ooo j bales ,a q
says there have been come recent disposition OF
troops {rebel} in the West and South. "Details
would II 1e6ds liable to publish.
The Charleston Mercury Gays: Large rein"
> fo1cements lave arrived IN this city,"
Office Of Comman1vr ln Chief Of ali the Armies Of
the Confederacy, and recommending that Zen:
Johnston be zeinstated have passed. THIS will II
carried into effect, make Gen. Lee the Commander
in Chief Of all the rebel armies :,
Tho railroad bridge over the oco9ae river IN
Ga, Is finished and passenger trans would soon
, 1865-01-22
INDIANA LEGISLATURES.

=. Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnnc.]
= 1Su1A:sAroL1s. Saturday, Jan. 81, 1865.
There WAS no session Of the Senate today.
The House met at Q 4. m A message from the
enstc announced the adoption Of resolution In.
netting door keepers to have the national flag
played from the dome Of the Capitol during
Essicn, and asking the concurrence Of the House.
u7sdEE.pctffione and reports from committees
aA7nfycd and referred to appropriate COM
lHaeA motion Of Mr. Gregg the use Of tho
Houss wss rendered to Mr. Walker
evening ne1t. 10 enah1c him to mutlate
2Qr country In his own peculiar style.
gularly every eeseion and has pre-
It 10 80 do by this lime.
iam moved to suspend the fulcs TO take
oil! ~ ;of pnymcnt of1ntcrest advanced
r, L5n1cf q Co. The bill WIS rsad q
I'd time, and air. Griffith moved tn amen1 q,
tayQid all mention Of J;ov, Mortor,a rfforfa II
tnntter. Ke)ected-Aycs ct. naya n Nr
iIrk offered another fiiiha.tcrin- nmana,nsnt
&c stEoc effect ConsIdcsal,!c Jchatr rnsnc5
Nr. Brown, butternut Kcprc.entafivc t.o.-,,
on county, threatsled bolt. Coffrnth ana
'.i ana other gentlemen of tho 0nnos{tinn
ed round uneakfly. and Ena1iy nerdinr fS,n
n question and Buskirll's amendment thr rn.fs
WAS postponed until Monday al n. m. fo
which time the House adjourned. Rruwn Syaa
heard to intimate as he lcft. tile halt that The
House might find itself without quorum on Mon.
Day. II the bolt comes on the Democratic m:m-
ere propose to 70 TO Jcfersonyflle to Tpsrcatc at
ecIpcu<e Of the State.
, 1865-01-22

Single Thread Chain Stitch got dragged
into the comparison. I send you q
diagram recording plainly to the eye the re-
suit Of this curious banter, reached bya pnins
/ taking and: careful mathematical computa.
tion, for the first time put on record with any
similar caro for perfect accuracy. From this
measurement Of thread used, 1t was shown
that for the amount Of stitching on an ordi.
nary yoke shirt, ttwenty-onc yards,} the com,
parative quantity Of thread required is as
fcllowss
Ct Tsss'cr ssn w,sos
s'ssis irssd Chin s;;:i. or wiiso2 ~
ThRerclativc differences as speedily figured
by 6 bystanler, upon d thousand yards Of
seac', (which, Of course, would not 60 great
way In family, was as follows:
Lock Stitch, 1900 yards sfan, made By
Wheeler j. Wilson, uses z, $50 yar,ls thread.
Double Thread Chain Stich, made by Gro
yer & Baker, 1000 yards seam, uses $500
yards thread.
Single Thread Chain st;ch, made By Wilcox
& Gibbs, 1000 yards scam, uses 3, 500 yards
thread.
This side the line, thread costs twelve
CENTS per spool in grecnbacks, and on ten
thousand yards Of seam, the excess Of cost Of
thread for the Double Thread Chain Stitch
over the Lock Stitch, would be NINETEEN
DOLLARS AND T,SESTr-oSE Cents, and the
Chain Stich slightly less.
Tho defeated party gracefully paid his
wager, and learned lesson on the point Of
backing the wrong side, aud that the Double
Thread Chain Stitch was literally "DoUn1E
TuHEAD" APEX.
, 1865-01-22
WISCONSIN LEEISE4ATtru.E.


3! u''pateo 10 the Chicago Tsibune,f
MADISON, Wis, Thursday, Jan. 81,
~ 'ae senate communication ffom Tho sn.
was presented stating hat
printing, It was impossible for hin, ~ Jn,;,a, aae .
supreme contt report at the prices nxed bv law. W.
without soss and suggesting that It was necessary
something should be done In the matter
Several private appropriations and loc., hin.
werc introduced, n1fo bill to relet tho public
printing.
The assembly resolution for procuring con,c.
Of the Governors Message In foreign language, OF
the lowcst bidder, Wa. voted down. A motion was
made to reconsider and the subject was postponed
to Wednesday.
The assembly resolution for n acommistee to seek
TO remedy The detention Of eoldieEs in southern
hospitals was eoncnrred It, and Senators Wood and
y. 4 Young were appointed On the part Of tho
Senate.
a bill was passed to allow the fllh ward Of Mil
wnukco to raatc money to pay bounty to vo1un.
leeie. after being amended 10 limit the amount 70
ScD000 to cacla volunteer
'ne death Of Hon. j. n. McGrirc, member Of
, 1865-01-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.]
LANSING, Mtcu, Saturday, jan a.
A considerable number Of propositions atkins
Congress lor grants ofland for rarious Objects arc
before the Legislature. They want ship canal
from Lake Superior to Lac Ia Belle, 20 that res.
sells cn get into safe harbor In that region also
national foundry Mt Marquette; also hight houses
ind fog bells on the Straits OF iicldltmaclnsc
also railroads and wagon roatls, and for all and
several they ask grants of laud.
a resolution for reccee OF one week. COM
mencing next Thursday, was voted down Ia tho
House to-day. Various new b1!lswcre Introduced
In both houses; From the amount OF new business
coming In, IT.. certain that inal Adjournment
wt1l not be reached befotc the iirxt Of March, Tha
bounty bill ts etil1 before the Committee OF the
Whole. In the House new matter on that subject
comes IN every day.
btr. Graham, Of tcrucn, introduced \ bill legal.
tZ5ng the action Of the Board OF Supcryisors OF
that county in paying bounties to volunteers.
The Senate has been mostly engaged In coosid-
ering numerous bills In Committee Of the Whoic
today. The Governor sent in tncesace to-ilgr
nominating few hundred Eotaries Tho Scnatc
vent into executive session but nothing was done
beyond appointing committee on the executive
business, Of which Senator Brown, Of Kalamazoo.
r Chaltman. pressure Is being made on the
Governor for varfons appointments Of an impor-
tant character. 1Ie will suit hlrleclg In these MT
teIr. and h4e good judgment and eoand discretion
viii nut lead him nNtrav
, 1865-01-22
IRE FORT FISHER VEG,
TORY,

Very respectfully, youre. &C.,
..fSiruci}) JEFrEtsu>. D4y1a-