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, 1865-06-08

Animal Masonic ConTentlon-AFrtvn
OF T1ooPs-Donntton to the San1tAry
Fair.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibane.1
Dkra01r, June 7.
Tho Grand Encsmpnent OF Knights Tempiar Of
Michigan convened In annual session bt Masonic
Ha1l in this city, on Tuesday evening. They viii
probably camplet :helr labors md adjoura si'e
die tomorrow. The Grand Council met at noon
today and will 1cna1n in session several daJs.
The 17th Michigan Infautry. Lient. Col. F. ".
Swift, commanding. aud the 26th Infantry, Capt
Lucius Il. Ives commanding, arrived here Today
from Cleveland, the former at 4. n, and the lat
Lei al s p. m. After psrtaktng Of bountifu1 Re.
past the 17th regiment were marched to the bar
xscks, where they Will remain Until plld OF and
mustered out. The s6h will rendezvous at Jack-
tou.
Tho German Soldiers Aid Society Of this city,
have donated $50 to the Michigan Department ot
the Sanitary Far now being held in Chicago, to.
ward the establishment Of 4 Soldiers Homo in
The State Of Michigan.
, 1865-06-08
Prospects Of Trade with Texas.
from the New Orleans picaYu1e,1

If our information be correct, no State Of
the old Union has added more largely t. Its
Texas. and YET it is probable no p5rtion Of
the country is more destitute OF the necessa-
ries Of life. Much has been said Of the sue
CESS of the blockade-runnc1s with Galveston,
and the quantity Of goods they arc said to
have carried in. But wc have go,d reason to
believe this has been much c1a .gerat d IL
any case, the vast territorg Of Texas, with d
population, bot1 bla1k and wlste, doable
that be:otc The war, WILL afford ample market
Tar nll the maupihturc3 goods, machinery,
, 1865-06-08
The National typographical
Union Convention.

PnApELrmA, juno 1.---The National Typot
Iheir ne1t Convention IN Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA. June I'm the convention OF
the T5poe1sphtch Unlon 10 d.y, reports wers
read from the Uuinns throughout the e6urtfy, Ten
Onions are reported IN d aousteh1ug condition.
Oilers report only the prices paid aud somc make
re1y tad lcpo1ts. The Cincinnati Union IL reduced
one half; the Boston Union Is Cemo,altzed, thc4e
being only one Union Office IN that city; tho St
Louis Union has lost control Of the daily papers
the Detroit Union il reported to be In a mora
dour;ahtpe cppoit,on than ever before,
, 1865-06-08
FROM ST, LOUIS.
Tile C0pstttutaoua1 HlectI0n-The Ne-
suit in Duubt-&sucF1llAs Hunted
A0NE'R.


lEpecth Oispstch 10 tne Chicago Tribunal
ST. Louis, Jnne7.
The Tctusus from tho interior on the new Con.
etituhon come In slowly, and judging b5 those
thus far rcceiyed, tho pres1 dental vote affords no
criterion for Judgment. There h1yc been heavy
losscs and gains The LOIS in St. Lou;s county Il
a tremendous odts for The country 10 oyercore.
The Ger.nsn Radicals as 4 rule have gone agalns,
the Constitution; but tho toldiern may decide
the result here at IN Mar, lund. ST. Loris coantJ
will give about $50 majority agalns. it-a sesult
1oa1itest!y obtained BY nssrant perjury.
The Carol county militia huu,ed down gang
OF ushEhaclern last week, and drove them into
caldwell, whithcs they we're routed again BY
TIC militia.
Gov, Fletcher hts sustained the arrests Of the
contumacious judges nade In Lexington ty ne
gro troops, wbc1cat the conservatives thresteu
1itfl srita fnt dtmaEes.
, 1865-06-08

NEW YoRK, June 1.-Thc Courier dxs Rasl
7n:* claims to have intelligence that the town o,
Ch1huahuz, which hae for some time heen the SEA,
pI the Republican govern 1e1t OF Me1Ico has
h.rn occupied b. fLe Fr.r' h Gea"1ss Aem1s. aud
theI JnaIez 1. on th~ way 10 3" United St1tea. NJ
tueh news YRS received fror Hayaca ~est..d*v.
, 1865-06-08
Wendell Phillips Position

New yonK. june 7-Thc Anti-S!arfry Standard
1nmorrox will contain The full report Of Wendell
t,ha!lipt' speech at the New England AnttS1EveEy
ctfontoutiy r ported ~ haying advocated the r.
foaiaG1n sii1 y. .se United States debt. What Ms.
te.G u! saau Wa tast the teconstruction oa the
hassa u1 "a,te IN suarace would be followed hy the
anoruon Y congress- Of the Confederate debt,
which would bc fraud npon H. nenr,Ie.
, 1865-06-08

hold ihc matter open till the next term Of Court,
to get the opinions Of tho Supreme Judges.
Gen. uovey has received orders to muster out
Ill troops in the District except the Veteran Re-
serve Corps.
Some few Indiana troopa have arrived from
Washington, and other regiments are On the way.
, 1865-06-08
Gold.

NEW ToRE. Sune 1.-THE demand for rold le
limit d. Very itt!e Is wanted Tor export, Ind the
Cuktore d msnd le light The dieposlucp amonr
hosrderr 70 rcl1 Is increased BY tue apparc1i
uons hare ranecd ltom 181S opening price. pp 10
l.7f clos {cg nEttc r ~
, 1865-06-08

It Ia estimated that upward Of 5000
steam engines, for oil wells and other pur-
poses, have passed over the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, into Pennsylvania
OIlcom. The engine builders hayo certain
1u kksfrrcls f1e1
, 1865-06-08

4 special 10 tht NV yurk Jou. nal, d stsd wash
3IEtun, June {, sa,s: Acar', a,l fhs c!ltxens VI
tht !Ietriet Of Co.uut3n. wbu wcut South, e.t
Tho hAYt ea1r1vcd The war are home sgain.
, 1865-06-08
HTouors TO The Lieu teus1ut Gens
erslI. -

NEw YonK, June Tho pressure 70 sec Gen.
psa1ne i "t On Tho balcony IN front Of the As.or
House, all vl.lto1s except ladies we're denied
After dining This afternoon with prominent ctt1'
zent, he is to have ride through Central Park.
This evening ho attends the meeting at Cooper
Institute, and Afterwards the 7th regiment will
neFnrA A3nh h}ra
, 1865-06-08
very party.

JoHS G. BREs11x.-At recent term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Franklin county,
Ohio, the State Attorney General entered d
7.oue pros. in the proceedings pending against
1lr. Brcslin, 1ate treasurer Of that State.
, 1865-06-08

NEW SKIRT

Arsw ard great i1ventton In Eoap skt1t5..
TEE D5r1Ex K111PTlc &oE DouBLE, srku-
hfE1Nt5.
VESTS, BRADLEE Il CAIsTa-
cate J, I. d J. o. Wcst1
% Climbers street, New York.
s III; tho PATENT exclusive ann
J. n. BRaDLKYS PATENTED DU7IEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL akHss:G SKIRT.
THIS Invention siE.s OF Daoax Tor sxo) Elliptic
Steel SrtnEs, iogsntouAl3 hradea uxhttY a1d r My
t9Eether; e1xe 70 edg.. maz.nx the toughest. moaE
ss:ss ssi e aud aa.so! sp5iuE 2 q na
.a=tbcaess 70 plaza and fold tha skirt psn IL n =
tasty tod W1t the same eo1FentsrcH As bttE Or
muslin cssss entlstl7 obyia.kA ana sl!euce4 tho
t? tho veaer IS Ee Il tho rnolic espaclav incfoVd
e1 ASSEMBLIES Carriages, RAILROAD cars church peH4
Or fn a.y crowded Place from the d1tculty Of eon-
tracting shem e ofcupy am Ill spacs, III sentt.eY
fal and s{mDee7 icai form. And fsrhs ughsess apd
most ssJilah AId graceful Appearing Tor tha s.rst
oetra. promenade 0r hnu.e dr'.s d lady having
!cysd The pleHsuFs eqf,1r and grew eenvsnleaee Or
day, w!lt naVer alterwAtds w1i4 xJ aispsss with
and BY r the MEhtess, most dlabla CO nfor a5lsen3
= above. aad BY cbtcaz! Joab=rs ani ladies T. Il
esss .s:a ssazes in this city and throughout tao
= MaaEa tor the Duplex H1upre sa,.ax szt.ts-
Bradle5's Duplex Elliptic szlzts>
Coabinlax el.z.nec, ,iEasnus, connrs Rud economy.
Fsq Ea4 ,s Sg !Rb 'a p0s qe
11D. 117. Ill d 116 Lazs at,sz:, ChienTu.
je6asr 3stIu rdsA sAsAneI
, 1865-06-08

fEWc understand that the Secretary Of
TIC Trnsury desires to get rid Of his two
Assistant Secretaries, one Of whom Las been
under treatment lately In M iusanc asylum,
and the other has sptut same time travelling
abrcad, On account Of q threatened disease
Of the brain. 4 correspondent Of the New
York Herald Informs us that the Government
Is embarrassed in deyising ways to provide
for them. Dir. Harrington, 1t Is stated, has
finally received the mission to Switzerland,
aud Mr. Field IL hoping to receive the mission
to Dcrlin, although he docs not meet the
prompt backing which lie had reason to ex-
poet from the great State Of New York. It
Is added that " Mr.. Field is an accomplished
man and would appcar we'll at Berlin where
1e wants TO Co."
The dilemma In which the Government Is
said to be placed on account Of the TWO AZ
s:s:ant6ecictaricsia Is narrowing. Mr. Seward,
We are persuaded, would rather have been
atsae;natcd than havc such complication
thrust upon Ills department at time when
thu Claims on Great Britain, and the infringe
n:nt Of the Monroe Doc:1ine In Mexico, ase
pressing upon his attention. lie has onr
sympathy. We trust that wisdom ma5 be
giycn hin to meet the crisis.
, 1865-06-08
New York SIsorsrcuu-s @o1xcu,
lion

SlAoAE4 F4111, dune 7.-Thc New York sta,e
Spor.nnn't Convention ntscmblet henn ,ndsV
rnd VAS largely attended. Robert NeErit ~ az
tAlo was the only one That sde clean rtrin1 ~,
10 the ting Of e.ozne 'he csyr' shooting. Thee
, 1865-06-08

QCEIssTowE-LoSuos, May as.-Prinee Napo-
leon has !ertEurd his post in consequence Of the
Emperof'e letter.
ne Gio5e says the Prince Is censured for his
democratic EieWe generally, but more particularly
for utterfnc hostile sentiments On the Emperor's
Amtflcnu pUiicY.
, 1865-06-08

Prospecting for New Tcrr1torfes-Sus-
pen9aou or kkebet Heal EHtEte sales
t1eturntuE '1Io1p4-'s he Alabama
DeleEAI10u-Gene Palmer
Especial Dispatch to tha Chicago Trib1ne.l
WAsHIxaTnS .June =

,r,., n,.,,.,A ., TIN rv,s.,r, ,r-ih,,,o7
lSPe'4'' '''S'N'~A w.smso-os 1nna!
p.,..,,xa ..h,.x -, nhin hi, E.ra,, IN.
DIV ~ ~ conntrv hexond f:n.or,do. tn nro.
49, ~ 49,. ~ - - ~. -a.,s.s.sa,, 49, ~.
- a."s W '.en " NC o's"'A"''A4 'eA' WALL
Tha $500. .s,o, ~ ala.
advertised ~ rsea1 s1 ~, ~ ~
uon nsIrnrn, ~ ~. ~~A e0'@'@ - ASA
A hsnd,onr t.r.wu,, .,u ,,-., ,,s.
evening 10 Jobn ~1aos. ptsA -. $3.50,
pr.r.fe Serrs,..v " .t tssseo,sJ, Es9r ~. Mncoln.
ConsnI ta Pars' j. "ao gees ont 'esz coon as
sThr nrrtrTsta number cr +x.... .,A.
hcre 5nr fhe Wcst t.,ca ~. ss nAse LEI
short Of d .0oo. '~~ g. es1e" Ii 13'ae
tnncarantcrs tc-n{rht a,r that H.. s,,,,
cHftrn Of Alabr,ians have mr., hst, a eG!e sae
ees.f IN sceon pixhue ther desre yr1 9Th sIS IA
P,sxt5ent '1'~4A ee"4e "il0 ane
Ms;nr Grnera1 Jnhn n. Palmer ro,,,,.na,rr
the 8istrie, of Kentucky, arrived here III mn1n.
fnp snd hts been in consul,a1ion win ths pres,.
AMI aId Sec9star1 Stanton It cannot b. ies1esa
tbat any chanee Is to be madc in III. relatinn tn
, 1865-06-08
Nein a1nertiseme1tts.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
SAFES.

Ten years ahead Of sll others.
Made Of Heavier Wrought Iron.
Thicker Firc-Proof Filling.
Weigh twenty per cent more.
Elegantly Made and Finished.
Cost no more than the old styles.
You see them Everywhere.
FOB SALE ONLY DY
E7. w. FR ATT.
SO Washington st., Chicago.
f1sBp1no ktuet1
, 1865-06-08

Dos1os, Jnno 7.-Numerons Westcrn merchants
representing boards Of trades Of Cincinnati, Chi.
c.fo, St. Loa!s, Detroit ald Milwaukee, are here
by invitation OF the Boston Board Of Tia4e, anu
received With public and private hospit.itties. A
formal reception was gisen them today in
trees or welcome Was made by the
President Of the Boston Board Of Trade,
Mce.rs. Chas Randolph Of Chicago. Geo. T. Ia
vf,nf Cincinnati, Geo. FaEtIitEe IF st. Louis, F.
B. miller OF milwaukee,, md b. q. +. Barley o!
Detroit, responded with brief md appropriate re.
marEt. The programme tomorrow includes a
visit to Lowell and L1WEence and banquet in
F1ntutl ua1l.
, 1865-06-08

CLAKHZS ON GREAT natTAIN.
The ncws from Europe By the steamer ii.
.ica is interesting. Lold Palmcrstou, In
answer TO On intcrrogatory addressed 10 him
in the House Of Co'nsnnn., sasd that the coz
rcsrondenee between the G,,ye,nment Of the
United States and that Of Her Majesty, rela-
tive to the dcprcdatiors Of the Alabama, had
been continued up TO The prrscnt time. He
added thnt the correspondence had been con-
Quoted In perfectly am,cat1e spirit. It is
evident, therefore, that the recent reports
from EUROPEAN newspapers On this subject
lave not been wholly without foundation. It
is to he observed, however, that United
States bonds have advanced slightly In the
London market eiucc the departure OF the
North American, which sailed on the eth.
Tho tone Of the English journals Ii decidedly
adverse to paylpr the claims,
, 1865-06-08

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttibrne.J

Arrale ument Of fa1urdererS-uustert
ont Troop8-Arr1vol OF Indiana Vel.
exNuHs
, 1865-06-08

dzontTavsrRY between Gov. MILLER aud
The Secretary OF NoF-Mn11. n on ahe
FT0Rtter-EEcursf0n RaEties-1so-
AgiCa1,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11
WrpYrspAY MoRNlNGI" MAY 10, 1863

GrRRITT SMITn's LETTER The reader 5
attention is invited to the characteristics
letter Of Gcrritt Smith, OF New loIk, pub
lished on our first page, or course We
differ with him to,aly wherein he speaks
Of The institution of havery, the status Of
the negro, or the question OF states
Rights. 1t may be that, in sustaining and
endorsing the measures of tho Republican
Abolition party, the people thereby meant
TO be understood as rejecting and repuG-
nting tho principles and doctrines OF jet
rerscn and Madison but We donot believe
tive want further proof. Madison, it is
known, was, more than any other one man,
the au thor OF The Constitution. OF course
he undersood what it meant as well as any
other man could. Forever tllyycms the
Government has been administered III nc-
cordance with the principles taught 10y
aim and Jefferson. During this period
eur country advanced in wealth and
Greatness beyond that of any other in the
history OF the world AMI our people more
happy and prosperous. Then Why should
,he people OF the present day repudiate
those measures under whose influence 50
much good was accomplished? No man
asks for better times - than We used to
have. The most lcrvent prayer is, that
they may te just as good. IL Is our
opinion, therefore, that the eol lie will
embrace tho earliest opportunity to dem
Unslruto that they are followers Ct Madl
son and Jefferson, and believe in the per
feet equality Of the States, aud that th'
States have the perfect right TO choose
and to form aud regulate theirown domcs
tic institutions--in short, that States ar,
NattS, not colonies.
But that portion OF Mr.. Smiths letter
in which be assumes to point out to Ircs
ident Johnson the true policy in dealing
with the yanquished rebels, is highly in
tere8tng, and we cordially recommend i
10 those Of his disciples in this region WIZ
are not yet surfeittd with blood.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11
[From tho Veuango Spectator ]
Oil Matters.

The Palupsco Oil Company have put
"blowcr" into an old well on their farm
on French creek, below Utica, and tho
result is most satisfactory. The well gives
evidence Of good yield, Detective ma
chinery will postpone further progress
for a short time, but enough is ascertain
ed TO assure the company that oil IN
abundance will be found On their proper
~. Tho working fund of the Company
is large, aad operations for dcvelopmenI
is beng vigorously pushed forward.
Another well on tho Mccormick and
M'Kissicl, Farm, IN French creek, was
tuJed last week and is yielding Is barrels
luIrica,lng oil
The Pennybacker well on Sugar cree X,
near CuCpers'own, promises to be one o'
the best wells on the creek.
The NJ Culmout well on Sugar creek,
has been pumped about a week and Is
steadily Increasing its yield. We learn
that It is good lo, 10 barrels.
A new well is pumping fifty barre Is
day on the Porter Farm, near mouth East
Sandy. 1t belongs TO the Porter oil Com
pany.
Tic Psboisuu J9luaaL says The present
prices of peuoio are regarded as low
IN contrast with the prices Of last year.
whereas they are relatively higher than at
the corresponding period last year In
April lN6I, p}jces Of crude in this MAJ Ne'
ranged from - to II cents per gallon,
with cold at the average premium oi ~
/ for the month; aud during tho present
month. with the average prem;im OF gold
|ltahcui Il. they have ranged from II 10 -
cents, showing absolutely an advance o
'@luJ reuts per gallon on tie Last year /
plIces. A like result ls shown MT thC
well, on Oh creek. In the carly north
|or 1861 prices at the wells were rs low q
IS 2j per barrel, but during the preSen
year, Notwithstanding many depressing
7 influences. they have ut no time been Iow
or than $40 Icr barrel. Il is not probo
+ Die without Il great and unexpected scmc
|i,y, that prices will attain the present yea
ANYTHING like the high rates to whic!
they we're forced last summer 10y the al.
vance m gold but there is no reason ''
tanlirpate that it will at any time TALL below
a polnt a.lDrLng ample compensation L
Iall tho cost of production. The trade IN
decd, assuming strength aud stability
LlAL " aN never btlDlt NJ Wv H. "'i'' VIZ -
0ulordm2ry fluctuations Of former year
are as unlikely as they are undesirable.
The French aud Sugar creek distrIc
invariably produces Ihe heavy or lubric
ting oil, which commands much highc
price in market than the light oil, " hill
il will always find a more ready sale. Fo
instance when the ligh, OIL, at Tue vel
se,ls for five dollars per la.Iel The lot
ljcaliug oil finds a ready sale at twenty
eight dollars. Lubricasing oil has becom
an ay.ic.o OF prime necessity both in IN.
country ana Europe, for machine an
.ailroll purposes, hence the prciereuc
il has in market.
Most Of the oil Companies organize,
daring the past winter have their agent
on Tho ground, and are pushing olcr,
llons vigorously. Ina few weeks, we ma
confidently look for some cxlen,iy
"si:kls' Ia localities heretofore c0usIdc
cd "d,y.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11
Sheriff 5 Sales.
Nay 10 0t-pd.

VNY VIRUE Of suniry writs of Iwddio"i
Is Erp,uns igsuod out Of the court Of Common
Plea, of Clcarfed county, and to mo directed
thcr, will be exposed 70 PUBLIC SALE, nt tho
Court House in tina borough of ClcNdrid, on
Monday tho l0th day Of Juno next 1t l
o'clock, p. NJ, tho following described Real Is
tate to wit:
A certain tract orlapl situnta in Fox township,
ClcnrGc,d county, Pennsylvania, being tract 30.
4275, in the division Of said lands by the state,
bonded md described a' follJw'; beginning at
q white pine on the line Of tract No, 500, and q
corner of tracts No. 1890 and ils2. and thence Oy
said tract No 4lS2 and tract No. 400 wet
1883 and four.tcuths porchcs crossing the SIN
ncmahoniug Creek and tho kcrsey r1pi 10 o.
marked hymlunf, and corner Of this AMI trle.5
Nos 1900, 42u anil 1898, thence by sni tract
1888 south $50 porchcs TO marked maple tree,
a corner Of this and tracts NJ. 1888 nui i-a),
and tho said tract No 1920, thence by sllI tract
No. 1850 north, % degrees east, crD8siaSth
Aforesaid road aul creek 1927 p5rchcs to pace
orbarinuiug, containin o90 acres AMI allowances
,uryeyod on vibrant No. A21j, d.tcl Ocsob ,,
1893. granted to James Wilson, and being th9
same premises mortgagld by Wn Iam' for the
monies before named in said Vi. IA. by mJIt-
roge dated 9TH October, 1903, recorded at Clca--
/ Geld, &c. Seized and taken in execution, and to
be sold as the property Of WIN. Tams deceased.
/ ALso-A certain tract u land situate in F,rEp-
son township, ClcmGcld county, PA, byu>lod en-
tho east by Ian Of @. j. Straw, and on The
south by lands OF g. Bell and VIM. Wiz, on le
west by Lewis MgCrarkcn anil G.ycrgo Williams.
north hy Il. Swan nm gonn Henry, in all about.
l3O "eg.-, ~.,u 90 acres cleared, a1l fraus
.uwe'ling-huuso erected thereon. Seized and tI-
ken in execution aad to be sold as tie II pcny
Of James Forsuion.
Al7o-A certain trac. Of hnl si,u,te in Pike
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11

Tue MoNRoE DOCTRINE "A special Wash
ington dispatch to the Philadelphia BuRo-
I'm of yesterday (jth) states ihat- Two
offices have been opened here, and an ad-
vertisement published, calling on all Off
GERS and soldiers who wish to emigrale to
Mexico, in accordance with tho Mexican
dec'ee, TO visit them. 1t is added that
similar 81 Offices are to he opened throughout
me North" This means something. and
u II means anything it is tho Monroe Doc
trInc Officers and soldiers now being
disbanded from the Federal army NAV
make very good "emigrants, !" but evident
ly much better champions of that nrinci-
pie Of American politics that 40 Eurone.
an Government shall gain permanent
foolhold upon this continent OF course
the object o? this emigration Is well un.
derstood to be armed assistance to the
Mexioans in diving Macmillan and Lou
Is Napoleon out OF the Halls OF the Mont
ezumas -- Fat d URlon,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11
GEMS. LEE AND JOHNSTON.


D'o"' '"' .''" ! "" ! ''''''''''' ''"' ''''
Gen. Lee, and Gen. Joe Johnston were
opposed, utterly, tolhe "rreclpiIaIors' ~
of Secession, who pushed tho unwary
southern people into the war. But lee
and Johnston were Nugjulans. Each Of
them were sincerely attached to the I'M.
ted States, as accepted 10y their native and
ancestral State OF Virginia. Lea, os the
son Of the gallant Harry Ice; ana john
tou, as the grandson OF IauIok lIcHiy,
had never been taught TO take plain and
simple words in PIckwiekan sense
The one by his father the other ..om his
grandfather had learned that Ssat meant
a Nui5 If they had ever the thought 10
conOborato the.r traditional Instruction
10y the help OF law books, OF oven oI those
cheap sources Of information cyC.opTIias
and dictionaries - they must have ioun.
their early teachings confined. In Eng
llsh, or in any ether language they would
find that a Stat, used as \ political de.
marcallo a, meant n Alol ne. .hor more
nor less. STATE and N.H,Ju are synonym
They are convertible terms, as the Ioyclans
nav, rHcdbJ' II % n NUon. NaIionhoOi
is It's status or MDtClgoL 4 State is a Ne
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11
TEE FUNDAMENTAL EVIL

From the New York Ere omau's Journal
ui.a duiy II. eyari Ayerp,..,,aIi,;afI II
llp.c S,s,r,, M. wb,,avnr NOW Ls ~.
,rmo,eJ whatever mor bo lnna in NH.
line, is but A suncr,icjuI work. II +, brll.
mo over tbe scror,l,rs sore IN Ioro =,
.s,Tilso inworls or +, bpr.t r,r,b in o,n,,'.
err ,lace n il pptrioy 81 ,.l,.,ar nycr +, -
c,o',rl ond erwin, nui .,il l. ,ycII
Yncycry man carablo og,,irtin, Ircr-
.,y ON these sulia,tI il need. hp, l., Lns,,-
led thlt t,e rripcf,lcs necessary io ihe
maintenance ofa free or advanced socie.
~. ARE drcay;pg and vanisbiny awov from
,bcse populatfons. the rcople are FORGET
linz. and moro and more daptrtio, from.
The fundamental moral system mat must
undcr.io any well Organized society. We
are not going .nto this examination TO 4
NY extent a. present. We propose only
giving brief ard pointed proof orwhal
we sny.
Civil society is built on the qmh I,
is so universally. Families constituted the
ear lest and the latest States or Nations.
Where there were no fmHls there never
vas a constituted political order. And,
again, where the family has become disor-
gauized aud dspjsod, society, from good
order has fallen into decay and death
Rome, in Pagan times, nourished while
monogamy was The rule Rome perished
when divorce, and contempt Of Ike fami-
ly, came along with luxury,
What are we, then, to think Of the
flighliul evidences I'll around us Of the
progressive dissolution ofall that used to
be reverenced among Us as tho family re-
lauon? Look at the fearful lists Of di-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11

MARRIED--on the 27th instant by the Kew
W M. Burchneld Mr. Peter Bopl to Miss fran
ces J, Smith, both of Glen Hope
On tho same day, by the same, Mr.. J. f, Hall,
Dr Indiana county, to Miss Margaret McCracken,
of Cush township this county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-05-11

PENNsYLvANGA 1RooPs. Coy. Curtin
went to Washington yesterday for the
purpose of arranging with the War De
partment the localities at which Pennsyl.
vauia troops are to DO mustered out Of
the service aud paid. 1t is understood
that the Pennsylvania regiments in Gen.
Sherman's army will be brought to lIar-
risbu:g whore they will be mustered out
and paid. The Governor desires to SO
cure the prompt payment aud mastering
out of these troops, so they may reach
their homes in the shortest time and to
prevent the delay and embarrassment
mat has heretofore attended the payment
-IaHiot G Union.