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SheriGrS Sales.

nv VIRTUE of a writ Of Fica Facias, issued
X on, ~ tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
"a county. and TO me directed, there viii be
sxnosed 10 PUBLIC SALE, ut the Court House,
In ,he borourh Of Clearfcld, on Monday. the
oSth day OF september, 1865, ut ! o'clock,
N M tbe following described Real Estate, TO VIII
A certain tract of land situate IN Hike town
ship. Clearaeld county, Pa, beginning at white
oat thence north ninoty-f ur perohes 70 post :
then re east five perches to a hemlock south
forty three perches 70 white cak east twenty
two perches TO red oak west twenty seven
nercbes to the place Of beginning containing
nine neres aud sixty Eve perches and allowance
sei,sd. taken in execution. aud to be sold as the
property ef James A. boal
ALSO, one other tract Of land, situate IN MOTT,
township, Clearfeld county Pa, bounded ano
described as follows 10 wit Beginning al s'ones
AT the northwest eorneri thence ny lana o.
Gratl, south eighty-nine degrees, easi one nun
dred and forty five perehes 10 stones 10y opos'
mt, thence by lands of samuel and som
/ lioover. south one degree west one hundred ant
! savonteen porches TO stones; ihence by land
Graft, north eighty nine degrees west one nun
ared and forty Ave perehes, to stones thehe
nv and Of the same, north one degree east on
hundred and seyerteen perchet,to the place ei w ne
! rinniug containing one hundred ecres-ana ta
us nj allowance Of six per cent ior roaas, az az
\ sei1.d. taken IN execution, and 70 te sofa ns IN
rronartv Of John Strasser, William Limmerma
and Sarah Zimmerman.
- Ridders will take notice that . per cen
of the purchase money must be paia "heh 70
o.ooar,y Is knocked down, or Il will be put
/. again for sale 1AOVD a. ss..;g
sRERrFFs OFFICE, enerih'
I Clear6eld, Pa, August %, 1866.
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How CHANGED Fifteen months
ago, the Disunionists of the Stevens
Forney class, through the public press,
declared that Andrew Johnson was
put in the Presidential chair by Prov
idence and these blood-hounds went
so far, that they murdered, imprisoned
and fined a number of men for dis
senting from this opinion. Now
Forney & Co. denominate the Presl-
dent as "the man made President by
]. Wilkes Booth" What Democrats
life would have been safe, or whal
newspaper establishment would have
escaped an Abolition mob, had eitheI
uttered sentiment like this. Th'
boasted loyalty" of the present day
as in the days of the American Revo
lution, is but a garb worn by thieves
traitors, spies and cowboys, things a
devoid of patriotism as tho Devil is Q
Christianity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

b%A DR.. John Brown has written
Yankee-notion book, entitled "Spare
Hours" and has dedicated it. "To the
memory Of Abraham Lincoln, who
through faith subdued kingdoms and
wrought righteousness" The book
undoubtedly proves that "Honest OLD
Abe" was the second Christ. This ii
blending the sublime and the redicu
lous, in @oyal" way.
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Aaarried,

At the residence of the brides mother, In Knox
township, August 20, 1866, by Rev J. E. KEARSs,
Mr.. SAMUEL robson to Miss AGNES sLoss,
all of Clearfeld county, Pa.
On the 9th of August, 1865, by Rev. W. NJ
BuncHFIELD, Mr. T. B. METZ to Miss LYDIA
GROOM, both Of Glen Hope.
On the 10th of August, 1865, by Rev. W. M
BuRoHrrELp, MAJ. CUPPLES to Miss CLARA
J. CALDWELL, of Pike township.
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Sherinrs Sale.

Try VIRTUE Of a writ Of Lcrori faeio',
Il issued out Of the Court Of Common fieas
Of ciearfeid county, and to me directed there
vii he exposed TO PUBLIC SALE, al the Court
IIouse in ,he borough Of Cleariield. on Monday
The 2fth day of september. 1866 at o'clock
p. m. the following property, to vat
Al ,hs, certain one-story frame building and
derrick. situate in Becoaria township, Vlearheiu
county. Pa. on the north side Of the township !.
road leading from Hageriys cross Nosus ~ ~
MADEIRA +; said building being sixty nine feet ln
length and sixteen feet wide, and the derrlsN x =
sixteen fee, square and hf'y fee, high together the
with engine, machinery aud fixtures .he,elh eon, 1
taiped, on tract of laud owned by the saic
MADEIRA Oil Company. containing eight acres
ma-c or less seirod taken in execution, an'
10 be sold as the property Of the MADEIRA Va
Company. -. ,or,
re bidders will take notice that 10 per oon'
of the purchase money must be paid "nen 'n
nroperty is knocked down, or II will be put u
again for sale 1AeVp a. Ssa,;F
SHERIrr's 0FrIcs, Sne'N'
clearseId, Pa, Angus, 2s, 1850.
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Crane Vines for Sale.

A LII the leading hardy varieties Of first
IA quality. 80
Concord, year old, 25 cents, or $40 per 100
Cor cord, years old, SO cents, or $40 per loo
Rebecea, year old 30 cents best white grape
Iona, | year old, 81 SO; best amber grape.
Any other varieties below Nursery prices
Orders solicited as soon as convenient, and tlled
in rotation, by A. M. HILLS.
Clear6ell, Pa August p, ls6e-tf
B.-vines ready for removal by the i5tl
Of October
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

PRESIDENTIAL ExcuRs1oN.-The
President, three members OF his Cabi-
net. Gen. Grant, Gen. Meade, and a
number of friends, numbering in all
about sixty, left Washington yester-
ria Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Albany, Buffalo, Erie and Clcve
land, for Chicago; where the party
participates laying the corner stone
of the Douglas Monument.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

RErIvED.-The Disunion newspa-
pers and stumpers are actually again
talking and writing about "free
speech" and "free press" This is
about as cool as the weather has been
for the past ten days. The fellows
discussing and defending these Amer
lean Jewels at this time, after being
engaged for five years past in mob
bing "free speech" and demolishlng
printing offices by the hundred, is
about as palatable as to listen to "olC
Nick expounding the Scriptures
or to a pick pocket asserting his in
nocenee while his hand is in you
pocket.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

THEY AeEEE.-Greeley, through his
Tribune. calls Thurlow Weed, an "in-
famousold villain, and Weed, through
the Albany Journal, says Greedy is
Gan old grey haired scoundrel." These
two men have known each other in
timately for over forty years, and no
doubt tell the truth in this instance.
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NToTICE.-IN THE COURT OF COMMON

NTOTICE.-IN THE COURT OF COMMON
Pleas Of Cloarield county, Pa.
In the matter Of the Incorporation Of the "German
Evangelical Lutheran salem Congregation IN
Brady township, Clearfeld county, Pa"
Now June 26th, A. D. 1856, on Application to
said Court to grant charter OF incorporation u Is
orSored bv the said Court that the writing or ap-
nlcation ior Incorporation be fled IN the office Of
ihe prothonotary, and that notice Of the npplica-
io he nublishcd in az least one newspaper printed
In the county for at least three weeks and that 7
- sreicient reason be shown to the contrary, thf
some viii be granted BY the Court
Apg %. '66-3t.l d. T. .ETZWEILER, Prothy.
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Ass MEETINGS. /.
hite Freemen, to your Posts /!
|HNSON, CLYMER & THE UNION !
|pmOrratS and conservatives
AGAINST
ISllNION RADlCALSAND NEGROESl

H M. s,;sndsof the "Government" and the Union
I. ,ro.. to bold Mass Meeting at Clearteld, on
9rEspAY. Court week. the 25th of September
I -b;.h HON, HESTER CLYMER, our
,r,ires for Governor, and HON. EDGAR
rOWAN, United States Senator, viii be present
The following places and times have also been
Green upon for discussing the issues Of the day
4 ARTHAUs, Friday, Sept Z, at 2p. N.
kr-IsONBURG, same day, at
[oNGREss HILL SCHOOL HOUSE, in Girard
township, on Saturday, Sept. s, at 2 P. N.
GOSHEN SCHOOL HOUSE, same day, at pm
|EYLERTOwY, Thursday, Sept Is, at 2 p m
same day, at Z
wRIGLEY's SCHOOL HOUSE, same day, pm.
LUMBER CITY, Friday, Sept. Il, at 2 p. NJ
PENNvILLE, same day, at
LUTHERsBURG, Saturday, Sept. Is, at Up m.
BLOOMS. Bloom tp.,) same day, att I"
wFITY's SCHOOL HOUSE, Union tp,) same
day at P. m.
GLEN HOPE. Friday, Sept, 2l, at p. m
PUsEYvILLE, same day, at I
ANsONYILLE, same day, at
BURNSIDE. 1rwin's,) Saturday, Sept. %, at
p. N.
NEW WASHINGTON, game dag - P. m.
OsTEND, same day, at
PHILIPsBURG, Saturday, Sept. %, at ? P. m
OsCEOLA, same day, at
The foregoing series Of meetings have been agree
upon, and it is hoped that the Committee of Nigi
lance in the respective bOrOugbs and townships u
which they are to be held, will be PARTICULAR
active in bringing about she necessary arrange
ments for good meetings. Should any one of ou
Democratic or Conservative friends deem it nece'
sary to hold meetings in localities not named
the above list, we will be thankful If they VIII II
form m at once. At least two Of the followir
named speakers viii be present at each meeting
wM A WALLACE. wv. NJ. MCCULLOUGH
n, + JFFF. BOYER. DR.. r. V. WILSON,
I. J. MCCULLOUGH, FRANK. FIELDING
ISRAEL TEST, d. W. MOOhh,
II WALLACE. WM. D. BIGLER,
WALTER BARRETT, A. W. WALTERS
By order Of the Democratic Co. COMMITTEES.
G. D. G00DLANDER,
Chairman.
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s@It is stated in positive terms
that the bloodhound Stanton is TO be
kicked out of tho Cabinet as soon
as the President returns from his
western tour. The Lord be praised.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

NEGRO SuFFRAGE.-Nearly all the
Disunion leaders on this State have
declared in favor of granting the ne
groes the right to vote. Kelly, Stew
ems, Cameron, Curtin, Forney, and
the hero Of Snickersvillo-Geary
Reader, ifyou vote for Geary' you
vote for disunion, additional taxation
more stamps and negro suffrage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

TnRouGH AT LAsT.-The Disunion
Congressional Conference in the oil
District. after a session Of four weeks,
and on tho 964th ballot, unanimously
nominated Hon. D. A. Finncy, of
Crawford county, TO succeed tho
member Culver now in Jail at Frank
lin. Lively times are expected in
this '1oyal0 district, but we think the
negroes and the Disunionist will be
both handsomely thrashed by tho De
mocraey, lead by Gen. McCalmont.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

NTOTICE.-DR. NJ. WOODS, having decided
~ to remove to different location, would re
specially inform all persons having unsettled
accounts with him, that he is desirous Of maxim z
settlem ent with them at an early day, and wal
be found in his office, in Clearheld, until Sep
tember sth. NJ. WOODS.
au0ust % lS66-2t.
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Wy ANrED -k0RNrs- - t2eo per
w month for oentlemtn. aud fAe 70 tIe tci
Ladies', everywhere, 10 insrcdace The Vcmmef
Sense Family sowing Machine. Improved n4d
perfected II viii hem, stitch, quilt, bind ffaio
and emhroiior heauuiully-piice onis s2a--
making tho elastic lock stitch, and fully var
ranted iur three years We pay The above wages,
or a commission, from which twice ihat amount
can be made. Address or call on
Q. BOWERS A Co.,
0fice No. ?55 South Finh It., Phifa, Pa
Go-Al letters answered promptly, with cir.
culars and terms. an1H-4t
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~ E(,ISrER's NO1lCE-Nohce u hereny
X given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain hled OF
record In this Office for the inspection OF heirs,
isratces. creditors, and all others In any way
interested. and will be presented to the next
ornbans' Court Of Clearfeld county, TO be held
=, ,be Court House Ia the borough Of Clearheld,
com msncinr on the fourth Monday Of September,
( 1856 for confirmation and allowance:
/ The final account Of Chris ian korb, guar
dian Of Christiana Merewine, minorlchild Of Con,
rad Merewine, late of Brady township Clearhe'd
county, deceased. al.
NJ Henry CLAY Pearce, minor child Of Johathan
pearce late OF Chest township, Clearheld county,
THO account of Thomas Meh alley, guardian
of II. M. Pearce, minor child Of Jonathan Pearce'
late of Chest township, Clearheld county, DEC a.
4 The hual account Of John hofaoangh,
guardian of Caibarine Pearce, minor chia Oh
Jonathan Pearce, late OF Chest Township Nie@'-
field county, deceased.
The Gpa account Of John Rorabaugh,
Guardian Of Joanna Pearce, minor child Of Jona.
than Pearce, late Of Chest township, Vlearneio
The account of Hartwick Buck, admiuistra-
. TOR Of the estate Of Charles Is. Buck late o.
bradford county, clearheld county deceased
- z. The final account Of Thomas r. hlshel
executor OF the lastWil anu 'osea"en' " " .'
Rishel, late Of Brady township, Clearheid county
deceased. -. a
Q Tho martial account Of Jimes d. Clark, ad
4. pinistrator of the estate Of Patrick Quinn, lat
Of penn tovnship clearfed county, deceased,
= o. The fnal account Of Samuel byers, admin
isirator Of william II. Lloyd, deceased.
10. Tho fnal account Of James Wrigley, az
d ministrator OF the estate Of Radolph LiH' late
Boggs township. Clear6eld county, deceased
7. IL The final account Of A. ?. 6oodncn' 10
m ministrator Of the estate OF Samuel Watsoh' i"'
af Bradford township, Clearield co., deceased.
a., IL. The hnal account Of William b. Alexa'
der, executor of the last will and testament
William b. Alexander, SEN, late oi Mooa"@'
township. Clcarheld county, deceassd. .,
D. RneIsrEEs OrrcE, l. o. bAnO Onni
Il Clen.held, Aug. 20. 1866 neklsee
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B@Chas. S. Green & CO., book pub
fishers, 4l3 Chestnut street. Philadel-
phia, want 1000 agents. SEQ the ad-
vertisemeut in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

prThe latest news from Europe
indicate that general peace will soon
be inaugurated again.
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COnfaiming 446 .9crcS,

Having about FORTY ACRES CLEARED Land,
one Iafre DWELLING HOUSE and BARN and
necessary outbuildngs crested thereon, and also
having a FINE ORCHARD on the premises.
Excepting ard reserving % acres sold by Henry
Crowell to James Dixon.
1J-This sale made subject to the payment OF
balance OF original purchase moneys.
rg-TERMS-CAsH. JOHN CROWELL,
| A.. % lS6s-1t Administrator.
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CVwaims, panaeea, Kennedys medical Dis-
oovery. iIembold's Buchu, Bakers Cod Liver
OH, James sod Ayers medieinesof every hnd
For sale by
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Music Store.

D GREENE has opened his Mu-
ID. sic Store, one door west Of W
Lewis Book Store where he keeps constantly on
hand steinway Sons and Gaehle's Piano Man
ufacturing Company's Pianos, Mason d Hamlin' :
Cabinet Organs and Carhart, Needham d Cos
Melodeons Guitars, Violins, Fifes, Flutes;
Guitar and Violin strings.
Music BooKs-Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Conser, Golden Trio, &c, &c.
SHEET Muslo.-He is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia all the latest music, which
persons at distance wishing, can order, ana
have sent them by mail, at publishers prices.
ga- Pianos and Organs Warranted for hve
years.
Those wishing to buy any ofthe above Articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Ny prices are the same al
in New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of instruments sent promptly upol
application with any additional information de
sired, b. NJ. GhEhNE,
Hill street, Huntingdon Pa,
One door west Of Lewis Book Store,
or Miss L. A. P. RINDER, Clearheld,
Dec. 3, ls65H gent for Clearfeld co.. Penn'a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

lUlJUtorial Sunday Book, just published,
containing accurate descriptions and exriana-
tions Of the manners and customs Of the Eastern
nations OF antiquity, their strange and curious
yites traditions, ceremonies, implements OF war
f'ro. their modes Of worship explanations Of
many portions of the Old aud New 9estamens,
and passages occurring in the Scriptures inter
esting and graphic details Of the prineipa'
places mentioned in the Bible ana ancien, nus
sar,es description Of the birds, animals, plants,
g.. nv RopERr SEARS. Illustrated by nearly
400 cnrravings Il is arranged for Special
READINGS on EVERY SABBATH Of The year.
Foergetic men will fine this an excellent chance
10 MAKE meuey, as the character Of the work y
.nch thai ministers Of the Gospel, colporteur
and csnvassers will be free 70 recommend it. 70
torms. &c. which are very liberal, address
/ CHARLES S. GREENE Co.,
Publishers, AIS Chestnut street,
M a.. 4 T. 1. =. ~.
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CURwENsvILLE, IA
l.. W. TEN EYcK, pporprrop.

r1NHE undersigned, having become proprietor
of the above hotel, wishes 10 give notice to
The citizens Of this county, as well as to the
travelling public, that the house has been rehtied
and rsfurnishod for the entertainment OF MS
guests. His table will be furnished wl'h every
sbinr tho market Affords At his Bar viii be
found the best brands Of all kinds Of Liquors.
GOOD STABLING attached, and none but
careful hostlers employed. - ...,.
jyll-u Ia W I'm hAoN'
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rlNrusscs aud abdominal supporters OF every
kind oftbe latest impTovemsn's' ior ss,S Nv
he prus store Of HARTswIcK IRWIN.
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alrw advertisements.
Orphans Court Sale.

nY VIRTUE of an order Of the Orphans Court
Is ofClearfeld county, there will be exposed TO
PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House in Clearheld'
On saturday, September 22, 1866,
At O'Clock, the following described Real Estate
situate in Bradford township, Clearheld county
Pa. and late thcproperty Of Henry Corwell dec d;
Beginning at red oak, thence north 20 degrees
east. by Ann McClenahan survey, 200 perches TO
most; thence by Francis johnson and william
Mcpherson surveys, west Sl5 perches' 20 ioeus'
a. tho river; thence down the river, I66 perches,
10 Inc place Of beginning,
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PRoCLAMATI oNlt
CLAMATI ONii
GOING 1T ALoNEt!ll
Nohodv prohibited from buying my Boots
and shoes ON account of Race
or Color.

neinr thus liberal minded, 7 take this method
of inforroinr the ,itizens Of Clear6eld and Vi
cipitv. that ] have opened q shop on Second ST.,
next door to the Couuty National Bank owes
Waison's Drug Store where I am prepared 20
make 10 order everything in the BOOT ana
SHOE line, out Of the best materiel and IN the
most workmaulike manner, and on short rotiee'
An ask is trial.
pope al Clear6eld, this eighteenth day Of July,
A. D.. lS66. hAhhA hOso,
noUNTIEs AND PENsioNNs.--Ihe IN
dsrirned Is prepared to collect Bouuues
an1 Pensions for his fellow soldiers.
ALFRED NJ. SMITH,
Late Lieut. Colonel 9th Reserves.
Clcaraeld, Pa, Aug "a lsee-3t.pd
RESOLUTION oF PARTNERshiP'
I)-Notice is hereby given that the partner
.a,p lately existing between Paul J, Flynn ans
Edward K. Flanders, Of Jauesvile, vlearnei'
county. Pa. under the arm OF FLYNN fLAN
pERs. was dissolved the 9th nay Of August
lsss The said Paul J. Flynn Is authorized {
! settle all debts due to and by the company.
PAUL J. FLYNN,
.,rk.at.rd EDWARD K. FLANDERS.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH
Wheaton'S Ointment.

WILL CURE THE itch IN Is HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUN, ULCERS, chill
BLAINs, anil all ERUPTI0Ns OF THE SKIN
Price 90 cents. For sale by all druggists BY
sending 80 cents TO WEEKS POI TEX, sole
Agents, l7O Wash ngton street Boston II will
he forwarded by mail, free Of postage, TO any
part of the United States. [June IL, '66-l yr.
or sale at Hartswick & Twins, Clcarheld Pa
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Aug. l. lsss.st.pa Administrator.

C,TRAY CATTLE.-Nine head Of Cattle
- came irespassing on the premises Of the sub
seriber, in Bradford township clearaed county
an ,he 18Th day Of August, 1865; TWO COWS
one black and white spotted and one black with
bell on: THREE red and white STEERS, ar d
-FOUR YEARLINGs-red and brindle. The
owner or owners thereof are requested TO come
| forward prove property, pay damages and take
/ Them ava, ,or they will be disposed Of according
to Law. Aug. rs, 'G6.rdl J. 5. ILLEGAL,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.-Notico

DMI NIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-Notce
Y Is here by given that Letters Of Admins
tretion have this day been granted TO the under
signed, on the Estate Of Xavier Miller, deed,
late of Covington township, Clearheld county,
Penna. All persons knowing themselves in-
debted to said estate are requested TO mSke I'm
T,adiate pavment. and those having claims
svains, the sane. will present them duly authen-
'''"''1 ~ LAWRENCE FLOOD.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-07
The Presidents Last Message.

The Detroit Post thus succinctly
sums up the points made by the Pres
ident in his recent message in regard
10 the Congressional resolution re-
lative to the restoration ofTcnnessee
to the Union
]. The bill is of no consequence
1t is opinion and not law. 1t com.
prises no legislation, and accomplish
es nothing.
2. Ny approval or disapprogal is
ofno consequence. | approve which
IS useless. | disapprove. which is
also useless.
3. The preamble asserts thai Ten
nessee has ratified the constitutional
amendment. If she las, that fact
has nothing to do with the question
Of her admission. But | claim she
has not. If she has not, that fact
has nothing TO do with the question
of her admission.
4. my policy" has been tried eight
months since Congress convened but
that has nothing to do with the
question. Congress has presented
no policy but that has nothing to do
with the question.
>. | desire to remove every cause
for further delay but that has moth
ing to do with the question.
9. There is no cause for further
delay ; but that has nothing to DO
with the question.
T. There is no question either in
the resolution or my action upon it.
s, The right of congress to decide
upon the admission of Tennessee is
a matter with which ! have nothing
to do, "ln conclusion, I cannot too
earnestly repeat my recommendation
for the admission of Tennessee and
all other States" by Congress, with
which | have nothing to dc.
9. | disapprove the bill; therefore
have approved the bill, which, by
my approval, has become a law
which do not approve.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-07
Sad Accident.

A sad ACCIDENT occurred on Thurs
day, the 10Th inst, about three miles
south Of Cottage Inn, Wis, by which
boy named Harvey Mathews lost
his life. Young Mathews was at
work driving Mccormick mower for
William Mates, of the town Of Ken
dali, when the team took fright and
started on a run. The boy kept a
irm hold upon the reins, hoping
thereby to save the team and mower
from injury but the horses made a
sudden turn, throwing him to the
ground in such a manner that he
came in cantact with the sickle,
which cut off one Of his han DIS and
made fearful cash in his thigh. 1t
is thought that he was also injured
internally, for he never spoke after
wards. lie made one effort to rise,
but fell back and expired. He was
about fifteen years ofage