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HoUsE oF INCONSISTENCIES.

HovENBER -, 1885.
The House was called 10 order at 10 o'clock
A. r., precisely, by the Speaker. Prayer by
the Rev. DR.. Phillips.
The journal Of yesterday was resd aud
approved.
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lssIsrAST QUAErI EasfTss's CffICR, !
No. 70 south Cherry street..
NASHVILLE. isnT. q, lS6i
CfEALED PROPOS As Nil ne received a. tbi-
y Office np 90 The ist day d Dec mber 1905, .or
the re-Ioodag. composition, O. 'hc Ua0 Barre.
s.ipE1-d on Summer street near the "a On IepOi-
Nea-urcmen' fIsslsl tEen y-eighg thousand sighI
hundred and ghieen feet
ds 70 h. made 'of The above work BY the foot.
Unskiled laborHiil l. f1rn shed
W WILLS,
n0y2l-S. BEt. " -. a A. q N.
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Mr.. Thornburg Offered the following

Mr.. Thornburg Offered the following:
Resolved, &C., hat his Excellency, tbs
Governor Of the State, be requested TO COM
munieate TO the Legislature a synopsis Of
the information obtained by his proclamation
Of the nth Of August lsst, touching the
manner Of registration, under the act "a
limit the elective franchise. and the manner
Of holding the election on the Sd Of August
last.
Adopted, and ordered TO DO transmitted 10
the senate.
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zgew 9arertistmsHis.
hAYoa's orFicE nAaylri. Tl,z,. |

We sse alihoI-zez 10 ssn.ulce JaHts HAIL s.
cssdidaie f5s ch.n.nsl Cont e-k, a. the ne1t
March .iscilon. I'd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAYOR.

NAYoE OFrIoE, NAsHvIIIE, Nov p, ls65.
UTEEREAs Crims is ieariully On the Increase,
w shere beng nightly degIedstons commi ted
on Versoas sn5 Psopeug. and ne preeent Police
n e bsins iradediais % tse proper prot cton Of
he cornrnufrtv xtraordi-Er measures have De-
= me necesssrv to this end. Nov, fhessfrTe. J. TIE
Mayor Of t8A city, b firiue o. ne PsEer and au-
the dice Of he city, do hereby direct ard order
tlat il shall be i1e drfy II the pore, by night sna
aaT, to ~ upuize SD inquire INTO he empluJmsot
and csliius q ali persc1s. snts OF coioie1 without
osisuslfl e business aot knoEn 70 Be residents
and OF repuiafis standing sud ur51 Sufficient
grounds 70 arresf all such persons, and 70 aIra 70
them before The Recnrder cf the cry Ehere luFes-
tieafious NAV l. had sud such explanations Be
siyer or bonds and surtes taken, As msy Be- neces-
say 10 insure aEidl behavior, and the safety Of the
pu6ir; and or tne purpose of carving ous tins Oh
iect shall dstsl sidiloDsl ionee 70 at N con
iunct Oh with the re- sular police n tbs civ
". MATT BROWN, MavoT
v. d. WHEN-0y, Recorder. novzs-lF
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300 REWARD.

r WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD to GNY
person who viii ErTest and bring 70 me- m the city
cfSsshviie, Samuel Tiele, formerly Wsgoh Mister
Ia ths Governments emplcy N said atty. Sad T., le
about thrv-lhrse years 3D. I've feet seven in-hes
high. sud Of md con pieKiou, hue e. end sandy
hair, souty hulL CSC. q. MINOR
uoru-lgo
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Remains Of mastodont, petfifed turtles.
AID other pslgeozoic rcmains, have been dis-
covered IN large aanbe7 IN Daestah TerFi.
tory.
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SUFFERERS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT q Co:
Gentlemen / sm = resident OF CuIracOs and have
teeu disposed 70 wute n You concerning the resi-
ysloe Of your SELTZER APERIENT as q remedy
Of Id Eestion snd dyspepsia. 1 desire 20 EXPIRE
y you my sincere grsutnas forthe CREST uensht the
e -ILkk hsz dons my vie.
FOR iour or i've years my wife has bear sadly
aftic'sd with Dyspepsia, aud sfler BENG under the
estment OF sevsrE' Doctors for ~ 5or three years
she was hnaly induces 70 saeF the adslce Of 3
learned Fnysician, Doctor Cah.alis, % Neuesuala
sho immsdla'eiv treated her WITH your EFEk-
hEsChNT SETTER APERlENT. sire hsgsn 70
improve Al onsse, Eu1 u nov PEkF &c Fl.Y RELL.
liesl q be my duty fer tue good Of humanity
msse lhis statement, feeling tina rnedcine 90 val
uable should BE- widely kaosn
busting you VII give THIS publicity, anu repeat
ing my earnest gratitude s1d thsnss
1 am very respectfully yours,
S. r. c. HENRIQUER,
AeE forE, June =, "a. Ne chant CuTacso, S-A.
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-''N" ~t-' N''"N'A oNialihei ana merry
NASHVILLE TENNESSRE. -
Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars aud
huilsnds IMPRESS Virginia
Tobacco,
6oto KLINE & sHEsNANs
If you want Rxtrs Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
Goto 6LINE 4 sHERMANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
Fer sale by KLINE a SHERMAN.
American and Imported SCARF. in
Great Variety,
A. ELINE & sHERVAN'S.
Superior Cologne. Cosmetics, Pomsde
Snd Hair Oil,
AZ KLINE 4 saERsitN'5.
Try CBERALIERS Life for the Hair
For sais only 90 kLINE A sHERMA -.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper. Spices. and
Pure FlAvoring Extracts,
AZ KLINE a sHERMANs
Lsrd oi, 90 n C7siOa. orebie d.s1usn
O. ;or OF ,Aul'p cold p-ess'a) Unset al.
Casior ~, Eassi Ia del spirits Turpaatne
Pure Whii- Lead.
tor sale a. kLTNl 4 SHERMARs.
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine SpOnges,
Al KLINE a sREKMAA's.
10
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
AZ KLNE& sHERNANs.
Al ne shove Coz saiest
KLINE 4 SHERMAE'S,
Masonic Binding Chsrch street,
ioFa'-ta NASHVILLE, TENN. /
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GREAT SALE
SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY
For Sale.

On FEET GA Chuich street opposite the Max
ia well House sud Masonic Temple, %. 81 ressou
anie p'ice. his is eeatrsl choice property, and IS
more than 20 ieet deep.
AZ FEEE IMPROVED. on Vine street, hstween
III Church and unian, yerg eho ce Location, but
toe Improvements Az mO0emte. 1h- sllse L. very
Tow.
I'D FEET. " "a large Brick Dwelling on Vine
- = stfee hefN een tniuu aud Cedar being ab0 u
the most desirable lecalan iur residences IA the
city.
O00 FEST On McJsayocz street, West Naghyire
--NfU on which IL = u az Brick Dwelling Riih q or
rooms, kireh@n Stable, a. Hnd first tate cistefn.
Price only $500. House and premises In good
order.
1nO FEEr on Broad street. West Nashville
lOO wiih elegant new Brcs Auuse, CONTAINING
10 or u rooms, klrhec stable two rislerns hrua-
berry, 6c., &c, Sl5t0o. Very DIES rahis II not
sold within ten day q is large aod choice place viii
be reniet for the remainder OF this and tbs whole
Of next year
IN FEEf on Norta Marcel stree. corner Of Lo.
'JtE riFt, on whch IS The well known Pleasant
Saith house. Price Si2, 20.
With her good city properly in every section Of
navz'-iw NELSON q MURFREF.
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McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN raE TREATMENT Or DISEASES d
GRoWNtN HlM VITA SUOUEa8 ~
OrHEE STATES. A. ~ l8 uH
nAaHNIIE. TFNNFs4NR


For further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 10 STIL.
LIZ THER4FEUTIcs and MArEEIA MzDlCA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United Ststo1
where you win find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
cases Of women. For all diseases in tina
advertisement, satisfaction IS guaan.
teed With my general practice tresi
the following
tkrOniC Cssss
vim satisfaction: k1euuahshl, Ahalhous d he
Llazs; Diseases u taa Ehr1at sseliad lall,
san Limbs, Heuslsy, Fsaa, Ulcers Cazcsl. Crave.
Diaaasas or .l1 E6su aud Liver lnlauInaica +.
Size Bjcula11 EeuTalgia, Kings Eul or acno.Es
Deafness. Diseases of tie tyes. petlllalst 81
tens, Dvsp1psgn or Ind. aston, and C1laumplC1-
together El-h al Private Diseaaas "a
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
10 Ias haQlus.
Az Ahscaona q ne womb usatsd win SAWS.
Those hsn'ed Laiiea vEo haEe tea 20 historic
aala 20 uis-lIrJ o. prove Shorten, osn be cirIIad
10 thsrfai uzas q ioand pfaEii.at, b g.'ias uat
csd.
NAH4 lLaA11
Touag nasgiei Lndie8 Wnoas wia'osteaa q aa
been uai % tsing i0uh ia cue aeaaol, rsulomtE
Sol aas SAID ygu Should multiply lEd TlGllsa. Q
tors 10 y0ur .iuslre yea csn consult me ulai y
latter ol tn person. 10 lady over tnilsT-aTe Iaan
nf sl.U ueea make application. Allcummuailalaai
by letter or person strioly cnaadautisi.
Hight Emlssl0ns Cured.
To1ng nan, stop hqloze you nra1af - q. a
diseases 1uraCt 20 SAT, tbesa a 10 isca q % liit
80 euro a. Nieht hul saluuss and pngaiaaa -
.alge That uudauta1d trea-inE q alld 10 Iou -
SAY that j have cured dozons ia thia ety. A. ~
in 4 Hara1i slatsi who have spent dollar aliaf ~
iHi, aud are Bow vel cured ~ Tee. ] siu daif O.
cs siu7 attois a1d ae1dinE mediCina b sll psfs
tIia colnlrF. n aold. al taat are eaas1 q
any Has. sfa v.I give ne esii, alN % aalr
acu1r .lr a.' q lie diseases meuuuuaa H llla o.
saGlas1laut ms sssi q fsiaruzcas Eifaa ia O.
.ity.
AZ iosisfs lrsctsl 10
uR. NcgfEE
uuion street., nashville, Teas.
--s-f- 500 ss-as .aitas s-sss--Hs asssa
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Mr. steele's motion to reconsider the res
olutiOn by which Joint Franehise Con
miItee was created came. up. and Mr.. A.
nell moved 10 lay il on the table. Carried
ayes As, noes 80, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Arnell, Baker
B ackman, Carter, coward, Doughty ,Dswdy
Donaldson, FusOu, Gsrner, Gilmer, Grove
Grimmett, Hudson, Jones, Of claiborne
Jones, Of Greene, Kerchival, Mason, Max
we'll, Melton, Mullins, Mulloy, Moss, Mur
ply, Norman, Patton, Porter, Puckett
Raulston, Rogers, Symmetry, shultz, Smith
OF Hardemau, Smith, Of Obion, Ihornburg
Und rwood, Waters, OF Nilsoa, Waters, o
Madison, Walker, Welsh, Williams, Wines
Wuodcock, Wcods-45.
Noes-Messrs. Bart n, Brandon, Bicisoe
Brittle, Dunawsy. Faulkner, Garrett, 0aut
Nicls, Ordway, Pearson, Scales, Simmons
Steele, Stsgald, Travis, Thomas, OF Cohee
Warren, Willis, Speaker Heiskell-2O.
The committee as constituted, consists Of
eight radicals and one cOaservRtive.--aE-
POSTER.
Mr.. Arnell offered resolution to refund
to Mr.. Fowler certain sums Of money, adj
vanced by him 10 pay State officers. Adopted
MESSAGE rRox THF CoyraNos.
The Governors message lpuJli,hsd yes
terday was transmitted 70 the House, an {
referred 90 the Tipping Committee, which
is 10 ret rs a Joint commitlee with the one
selected by the Senate.
Mr. Speaker Heiske'l remarked that he
hoped the committee would take speedy ae-
ton.
TIE BANK QUESTION.
The bank question next came up, and Mr..
Mullins made an argument in favor OF Mr..
Carriers orig nal bill.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow NOR
ming.
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Constitution Life Syrup.
Is the Poor Mans Freud. aud the Rich Mans
klesslag.
WILLIAM Il. GREGG, NJ. D.,
Sole Proprietor New York.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN,
nov ls-3m. Wholesale Druggists. agents.
4g Cliff street. a. Y
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Water Taxes Must be Paid!

A IL delinquent Water Tex payers sre informed
n that uless they ,sy up by the 6rst Of Decsm
her next thsr accounts siil hs handed over to The
City Msrshsl for collection, without any dlscrimi-
nation.
Bs order Of the COMM tee on Wster-Wotks. o.
Zee hours from O'Clock, am. 10 pm.
r. y & ARRETf,
novli-2g w. Tax Collector.
y ~ q and PAT
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AUCB ION SALE
OF
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS I! !

UUILllllWllh ] DUlLUihuOi !
] WILL OFgER FOR SALE, ct puh, Aretion,
i IN hondav, December an. 1853. .he following
Government Bmldn Is, al EdEe6e Tenn, BnOwn
~ the Cr-piry Bsrrscgf.
~ ST Building, ese1 l2s12iKSl feet, story,
used ~ barr czs.
d one buidiog. IssK SKIS f.et, 2 story used as
warehouse.
q ne bailding. lOOx5sx80 feet, story, intended
Tor hospital
a. one gate house, ssx2i feet Che above all CON-
poalt on ROOF.
o. TUESDAY. December 9Th, lse5, at asliV.!le,
Tenn, hmlcinEs on Cher, street dIrec'ly north Of
Cedar, consist nPOf
static AK AK feet, single roof
Mess house ssNl4Ki0 feet, b)aTd root
Forage house, E0xtbXil feet, ..
Office, l2xl0xS feet
I Tool house, l3Elux8 fsei
Wagon snsd, 60vl4xii feet,
IN ras- OF No. IS North Front street.
Binding. 5oxaXl0 ieet, used ~ Ness-house.
70siS ieet, Iated on Line street nssr
trrstle work, usPf Quarters
stable. 44xsazs feet, IN rear Of No. 10 south
Spruce street.
EuI5iegs IN rear Of Female Academy, Church
stteet near Chattanooga Depot, con-Ilng Of
Cook hou.e, 5lx20xlzh.
Laundry, ss0liXlO #.
tistn hon @. 3lXl6NiUh.
I Log house, l6xl6xlO feet, situated near Spruce
aud Broad streets, used ss Transfers quarters.
ALSO, al Cawp - nh, on Murireesboro PIKE
Building 3QXlCEl0 Il.
Sale to b. made on The premises, commeuciDe at
lua M. day of ssle aud ia toe order 70 which they
sppear in this advertisement.
Terms Cssh--Su ings - ~ rem owed by pur-
chaser Wi'hil len tlo) day' from date OF p e
A. ". Wills,
uovi4tde bvt Asj. d A. Q. NJ.
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TfdE
Nashville Union and American,

fTshE paisicstoa q fh,. p.,.- ,r..-...s.., =
- February Use. WI - r,-sIIr,5l ~, -. - a. u
s -, Z, -. iruln the odd oaice sJiuinn md
..-., Ilo.A, ccrnsr If Chu1rh and cherry
-, s.s,i - -. e me fosi-ofdce Irices ssuna a.
Neesiy, - 90 Or shorler $500 ri - -. y.
ratss, Invariably IN sirlsos - ''ie s~i'ie
poFiSsS &c. nUNNDGroN Soo.
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Saloon For Sale.
NOTICE.

A PPLF IxRtEDIArELY, S. SALOON. come,
a ~ a and Co o. % stre-sl-- nov 49,
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S'noe the cccuratioa 81 Chst auooga By
the United States Government, but two
oler large Ores have Occurred In the CITY.
toe hrsi occurred Oh tAe morning OF Satur-
day, April l6, lSGi, when the BLOCK of
boildnss which siord where the military
prison gard now b.. were hurued down. The
seca8d occurred on the alternooa OF June
lsih' 1893 10 was causca by sparks from a
locomotive ignlung Government arsenal
near the river lauding. Taree long var
houses Near The arseual. filled With nav and
Sommisssry stodes caught on fire. iruIn tae
bursting 81 shell irom the arsenal. were
als3 destroyed The loss BY mis- hrs
amounted % si5o,oos. entirely Government
praperty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19
Arbitrary Arrest.

The discussion Of the new c0nscription
law has given the opponents Of the arJi-
trary arrests in the Senate a goOl oppor-
tunty to speak their minds, aud they
have done so. Democrats and Repuhii.
cans, Conservatives and Radicals, have
denounced that despo,ism which de-
priyes a citizen OF the greet buwarlt OF
constitutional lberty-lrial by jury, Said
Senator Hale:
"lf trial by Jury is overthrown in this
country, take the rest would not lit
my hand, nor opeu my mouth, nor coun-
sci one of my constituents to shed drop
Of bloood or pay dollar oG treasure, il
the Constitution is TO be preserved emas-
culated of this great safeguard of liberty
In these times, when so much is demand
ed, and so much is at stake, with a gencr-
GUS confidence, would give to the Adj
ministralion almost every thing they
want. | would consent, and have consen-
ted, that the hsJcaS corpus may be suspend.
ed, and these extraordinary tribunals
may ba erected and instituted for the
trial OF everybody that voluntarily comes
and connects himself with tho public
service. But, sir, if you are going to
throw drag net over the land, if you are
going TO bring in this whole people and
subject them to the penalties that may
be inflicted by military tribunals and
these court martials. then the last step in
the humiliation and degradation of the
country is taken, and we shall be lett III
instruments for any despotism that the
bold and lawless may see proper to esta6'
lish over us.
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NEW SERIES-vOL. v.-NO. 40,

tude m OF affairs, to conclude peace Go,
We't2eI promptly waited on the Presidont
win him. The result is not ofTic;sII,'
made known; but express its subgtarco
when say that the President reoeivcJ
nim kindly, and informed him that bo
had no objection to allowing him TO go ~ .o
paws, as soon as it was safe TO do So 81 6r w
ina! he had no message to send On ~
SUBJECT until he had received one E 49,
DAVIS or Lee. The Judge returred o..
1t IS said aSong the citizens that i, -'i .'in
endeavor to reach Davis when lh, ;.,,an ~
mediate territory is safe TO travel tb,oroi
THE NEWSPAPERS.
Of the five newspapers Of piclr
thTee OF them have been dee.r-yed -,
lTe' .he Ighg aud Sentinel alone rc''...
Inc latter has been c-,ascated by...
government, and The Wig i, i,sued
evening ,N,Hnig paper by the former pron.
William Ira Smith, who ann 7u1c.,
salutatory Of Tuesday that it riIl r
Tea 10 NE cause Of the Un,o.. r
BRING to its call one of V5si7i., ..
sons, by which we suppose John Mia
Dolls Is meant. The Wig vas ag Iost
paper to succomb to tie secession furors
ana Mr., Smith then sold it rltber ,bo'
continue It's publication
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Original 4oltrp,
LIZ llS
a the Death Of Benjamin Franklin Carr.

Some years ago q patrio. brave,
Went forth our country's flag to save
From rebels who our land did spoil,
And be did hOpo their plans to foil.
Since then he has in dangers been,
ohm unknown and to him seen,
And many hardships ho hnd borne,
I'LL Injured to suffering he had grown.
One year ago, in the month Of May,
10 Kim all nature seemed bright anl "a y
The rebels did our troops engage,
And o fearful battle then did rage.
Ia;5 captivity he was led,
And in South,rn prisons poorly fcd-
Starvation dil upon him stare.
And to reach his home lie d id despair.
At length to Annapolis he came,
Disease had settled on his frame
The fever did upon him rage,
Aud nothing could its power assuage.
The messenger Of Death did como
And took this weary Soldier home,
IHD llat land where wars unknown,
Whore grief and pain shall never come.
Ny DRorHER DEAR 0, can it be,
That we no more thy face shall see?
And hast thou gone to another sphere,
And left thy loved ones sorrowing hore2
rML 10th. 1868. L. J. VI.
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sent to me on this road where Won wish
the interview to take place will meet
me.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
I, ,. GRANT, Lieut. General,
ArroMATToX c. II H., April 9.
10 Gen. IL. +. lee, Cgmalaa,Fg C. s. a.
In accordance with the substance of nv
letter to you of the inst, | rurpose TO
receive the surrender of the army Of
Northern Virginia on the following terms
TO wit:-Rolls all the officers and men
to be made in duplicate; one copy n he
given 10 an officer designated by mo the
other 10 be retained by such officer as Won
may designate. The officers to give their
individual paroles not to take arms a. ainst
the Government Of the United Slales un-
ul properly exchanged, and each comma
ny aud rcglmenta! commander sign like
parole for The men of their commands.-
The arms, artillery and public property
to be packed and stacked and turned over
to the officers appointed by me toreceiye
them. This will not embrace the side arms
of the officers and their private horses and
baggage This done, each officer and man
will be allowed to return to their homes.
not to be disturbed by United States an,
thority 50 long as they observe their pa
role and the laws in force where they may
reside. Very respectfully,
u. s. GRANT,
Lieut. General
HEAD QUARTEns ARMY NORTHERN Va.
April 9.-Io Licuteuant-Geuoral Grant.
Commanding U S. A:
General have received your letter of
this date containing the terms of surren
der of the army Of Northern Virginia as
10y you. As they are subslan-
TALLY the same as those Expressed 10 your
letter Of the sth inst, they are accepted.
/ will proceed to designate the proper Off
GERS to carry the stipulations into effect.
Very respectfully your oboaigut servant.
r. L LEE GusrlL
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C0rrtsp0NNmte.
lfRlL 10th, 1868.


GLEN uorE, Pa, April I, 1865.
Moore. Editor Of the EtpuJlieau:
R;-The most disgracerul exhibition
Malignant partisanship, aud cowardly
serge, that ever took place since the
n Of Judas IscaEiot, occurred in our
1n last S.nday-I refer TO The arrest of
hG. W. Caldwell.
Arbitrary arrests are becoming SO shame
ly common, That We no longer feel sur
fsdwlen re hear Of them but the
aanaauces connected with the arrest
iDr Caldwell are such as will render
heUmr renee humiiialjng pain to the
n:cences-if, peradventure, they pos
any-or tie base instruments VINO
MA L.g ~ arrest.
b Caldwell is guilty Of no crime, for
itch be might be arrested but vas ta-
mas every unbiased mind will testify,
igniify the fendish malice and personal
apsthy of lo,o, vulgar HJertine, disgrace
ghe title Of Provost Marshal.
The taking of the doctor is an open out
2 on the whole community, which
alta, and receives, the just indignation
IBIS friends, regardless of party or po.it-
lprejudice, and will only tend to sink
arnegade, who perpetratcd the into-
ms act, still deeper ir that slough OF
Eadstlon which had long before receiy-
Ibis blackened character, and make the
mestsined name otIINTON more obi
sand scoruful than many whose posses
d names have rotted in the peniien-
~.
do not know what the charges against
caldwell were, but rumor says that
sOoly pretext was, that the doctor had
pressed an opinion that Hinton oHg@
khot." Whether or not Dr.. o. saio
!, am unable to say, positively ou'
sthe universal sentiment wherever the
mclee has been and the sentiment
before, is not Of recent origin, but ho'
Gnted the minds of his respectable ac
antaaces since they first saw him.
his outrageous act is only a natural
neQuence following the instalment, il
shortly C), of such men as those, whose
hole lives have been spent in making
tnes. When clothed in " little brie
over" their only glory is in exercising
Ai' authority in prosecuting those
aiust whom they hold petty spite; ano
.s infamous arrests will not cease un
1.-The people place men in power whose
a-respect looks above such tiendist
nk; or not until they rise in their nigh
dinporatively demand cessation
ibis bitter, prejudicial hostility against
&r liberties. One of these causes Will
nduce tie desired effect, | forbear to
Peak further.
Hoping in behalf of a wronged commu
ay that DR.. Caldwell will receive justice
I'd be restored to his family and friends
In sir, Yours Truly,
w. w. w.
We are pleased to learn that Dr. =
HarneG homo after serving his couh
y" in this way aboutone week. a
aErisburg - but did not hear upor
'At terms he was discharged.-ED
@l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

ES5>lIow does the Vice President diff
from the bulk of Washington society? --
The latter is principally composed Q
"loose characters" whilst his excellenc I
is generally tight one.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

hSe'ls that your only suit, Jerry? It's
"iner shabby"
"I,i Vh no I've got another"
In Court"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

BG7"A Vermont paper says the rune
that the high price Of eggs is owing to H..
fact the hens have to slump them is ""
on, fylndt.ion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

TnE PRINTER. The master of all trades
lie beats the farmer with his fast hoo, thr
carpenter with his RUE, and tho mason in
setting tall coh,sGS; he surpasses the law
yer and doctor in attending to his cas-
and beats the psrson in the management ,
of the derA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

d,,e sss. The new freight depot Of the Phila-
n, ~Paia and Erie railroad, at Fifteenth
I Market streets, PhiladelPhia, has
80 SO lar completed that business can
Uansocted there.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

rJ~By recent amendment OF her Con.
stitution negroes nro 20 vote in Minnesota.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 ,aez

sent to me on this road where you wish
the interview to take place will meet