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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
Original Attachment on the ground tof
non residence. 7'N' AHVoO'

A. A, B. Ross vs. I'd. Sidebotta,a, ,1
IN this cause tho papers having been retntnsd
before me q Justice of the Peace for SteMart
county. Tenn, the said defendant being uon.resi-
dent OF Tenpesse,is herebyrequircd to sppear st my
house, on the 18th day Of March, 1866, and defend
said attachment suit OF the cause Will be ptockeded
with e. pdrts January goth, 1866. sS''s''
a., s,-.,.s.f -, J. WILLIAMS, J. P
Feb q ee-4t-Prs fee, 81 90. 81. - l1sao
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
NOTICE.

ALL those hssipg; claims against the estate p .
w, @. JONES deceased, are hereby notified %
file the same with the clerk Of The county conrt Of
Stewart county, State Of Tennessee, pp Or before
the 26th day OF June, 1855, In order that the saae
may DO liquidated and discharged 10 accordance
with the, acts Of the Legislature Of the susie q
Tennessee, relative 70 insolyent estates iThs 26th
Feb. 2, 'ss,.c joHxJ0SEs.l A AZ VA :
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
In Chancery At Clarks Vile.

Sugg Fort, Administrator Of O. A.. Sugg siNceuse<k
vs.. the heirs and creditors, of 9. A SugQ. $50
IN this cause Sugg Fort administrator OF Cyrus
A. Sugg deceased, having suggested tie Insolvency
Of said estate and having fled bis bin inths Ohsxs
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, Tenn. spainst the hsirs
ard creditors OF Sid estate to settle the sauna Ii n
ordered that publication be made In the ClarkAvils
Chronicle e newspaper published IN the town u
Clarksvilc for all persons interested Ia said osasO
to come forward and file their claims, aud hare
themselves made parties By tbs, Third ,Mondsyaof
April next.
G'.ao 'ge1, W. t. SHAcKgLFoRp, c. . NJ ~
Jan 5, ls66-3m-Prssa fee, Sill 20.v OF ]. sa.,,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

The lNFANY CoNsUMMArED.-The
Rump Congress, on Friday last, pass
cd the bill comforting the right to vote
upon the negroes in the District of
Columbia. The vote of the Senate
stood, yeas 81 nays 10 in the House,
yeas lis, nays 46 Our loyal mem
Der, Scofeld, acknowledged by his
vote, that he is no better than ne
gro. We should think SO too. As he
gets $4,000 a year extra pay for bis
services, he is as much entitled to live
in the Bureau as the black niggcrs.
The other Infamous feature in this
matter is, that there are not ten citi-
zens in Washington, that have asked
for this legislation, while at an elec-
tion held in reference to the matter,
over 1000 votes were cast against it.
Neverless, this is done by the party
that howls SO Justify forthe "maiority
to rule" The distinction between
theory and practice, is rather clear.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

UNGRATEFUL.-The Albany Journal
and a score Of other loyal newspapers
in New York, pitch into Philosopher
Greeley, since his announcement for
Senatorial honors. They all pro.
nounce against him because he is not
blood-thirsty enough for them. This
is very remarkable; for while Horace
and his piratical crew were engaged
in shooting, burning and extermina.
ting for four years, until they become
sick of their bloody work, not one of
these loud-mouthed shysters ever took
a hand as it. We have no love for
Greeley, but we believe him to be
less of skunk than any Of his com.
petitors Although blood.thirsiy, he
is nevertheless a moral coward, and
can be scared off.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
GEoRaE B. GooDLANDrR, Editor.
CLEARFlELD, PA.
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 20, 1866
TO Oar Readers.

The old year has about passed away.
Before we address you again, the an
nual and hallowed influences Of Christ
mas and New Years will, we hope, be
shared by us all, either to our profit
or loss All other people and Govern
ments seem to enjoy themselves bet
ter than we do While they are as
happy as mortals can be in this life,
we are unhappy, divided, separated
The monster that crawled into the
shades of Eden, has evidently dragged
his Shiny carcass across our Paradise !;
and if the agencies he has employed
are not expelled from the Garden
very soon, the occupants will be driv-
en- forth, like our first parents, aecurs-
ed of God and man. The old serpent
succeeded in destroying the social.
and very nearly the eternal, happiness
Of our race, through the profession of
great wisdom, "a higher law and
the innocent amusement of eating OF
the fruit of the Garden His agents
have been zealously at work in our
political Eden. While claiming great
wisdom, with its numerous eoncomi-
tants, they, at this day, six thousand
years later, also proclaim "a higher
law" than that delivered to us by our
fathers this last deception has nearly
proved as disastrous as the first, and
if we are not miraculously furnished
with Redeemer, our last state will
be worse than the first. A way has
been secured to us by which We can
escape the dreadful associations and
punishment OF the Father of lies p
but that our country can ever escape
the horrible results of the teachir Us
of Aboitionists, civil war, disuninn
and the blending of the races, is not
90 clear now.
The best we can do, is to wish our
readers all the happiness that can be
enjoyed in our distressed, oppressed
and discovered country, hoping that
through the interposition of the Gov
ernor of the world, and the intelligence
of the people, we may be able ere long
to rescue our Eden from the hands Of
the despoilers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
COURT PROCLAMATIoN.

VVTHtREA-. Hon. SAMUEL LINN. Pres
w idenSJ Judge of the Court Of Common Plcas
Of the twenty fifth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Clearhed, Centre and Chuion-
aud hon. SAMUEL CLYDE and Hoo. JACOB
WILHELM, Associate Judges Of Clearheld co..
have ssued their precept, t. me directed. for the
holding of Court uf Common Pleas, Orphans
Coat, Goun uf Quarter srs-iuns Court OF over
and Teruinrr. md Court oi General Jail Delivery,
ri the Court House at Clear6eld, in and far the
county oi Cleurdeld, commencing on the second
Aion lay ,li;h da,l of January, 1864, and to
continue fgu weeks
ts4r. - fnrrsiafe herehT given % che
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace, aud Consiahles,
IN aud lOr said county Of Ciearfeld. 90 arpcar iu
their proper persons with their Rolls, Records.
lnquisitions Examinations, and other bcmcm-
branoes, 10 do those things which to their Offices,
and ia their huhhlf pertain to be done.
GIVEN undor my hand at Ciuarleld. this 2sih
day Of september, 10 the year Of uur Lord one
thuusnnd eight hundred aui sixty-six
SHERIFF's OFFCE. JACOB A. FAUST,
O. aril. nec 20. i>6e sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Mr.. CuLvER's PAMruLEr.-we have
been favored with copy of a pamph.
let OF thirty-one pages, entitled, LET
ter from e. V. Culver, Cnow in iail at
Franklin, Addressed to Thomas Hoge
James S. Myers, and F. D. Kinnoar.
in Relation to the Failure of Culver
Penn x Co" 1t goes over the whole
ground, ard states Mr.. Culvcr's views
of the case, which Of course. is not
the view entertained by the gentle
men to whom the letter is addressed
In this controversy we have nothing
to say. All matters at variance be.
tween the parties will be settled by
the Courts, and to whom we leav. IN,
case.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

IMITATIoN.-The dead duck, in imi
tation Of his former master, has issued
a proclamation from his seat in the
Rump Senate, calling upon the "loyal"
in this State to employ every means
to secure the election of Thad. Ste
vens to that body. Forney would
have to employ more wenches than
he does now, if Thad would happen
TO 90 to that place, or there would
soon be a "loyal" rumpus in the Sena-
torial closets.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
Sherinr's Sales.

DY VTRrUE vt sundry writ. af VsHfiiioni
ID EspaHas issued out Of the court Of Common
Pleas Of Clearheld county, and Co me directed
there win be exposed % PUBLIC SALE. at the
Court House IN the borough Of Clcsraeld. un
Monday. the iith day of January, I-Si.
at o'clock. ., tn, the following described Real
Estate. 60 Wit;
A certain Tract Of land situate in Jordan
township, Clearheld county. Pa, bounded east
by land Of John Hunter south by J p Jordan.
wcst by Robert luutsr. ana north by Snmnei
Mitchell containing about fifty six acres, with
shout Elk acrcs cleared, and hsvinc small iug
house aud stable erected thereon Sritcd. takon
in execution and TO bs sold as the roperty Of
James smith
ALso, certain tract OF land situate in Ferguson
township, Clcariied county. Pa. bounded on The
east by land Of Orange fhurstou, s0uth hy Mar
tin Nolan, west by Joseph Straw. aud north hy
leorgo Williams. containing ninety Eve acres.
and having small frame house and stable erect
ed thereon seizcl taken IN execution, and TO
be sold as the property OF Peter ,ummers
ALso, certain lot of land situate In Osctoa
borough. Cloarheld county, Ps.. bounded on tbs
south by Curtin street. wvst by u. II Kephart
north by Aaren Bollich. and east hy -- Young.
with large frame house and stable erected
thereon. Seized, taken IN execui iun, aud % be
sold as the property OF Essington kephart and
a a. ANIAAAE
Atso, acsrta'n trnci Of land situate Ia Brocaria
township. Clcurhod county. Pa, bounded ON tho
uast by land OF Joseph Harris on tn south b,
samuel spanogle. west by John ldghtncr. aud
on he north by Adam Henderson, containing
seveHty acres and one hundred aud one
perchrs, about hil -hyeacres cleared and having
two-ttofy house aud large frame barn erected
thereon, aiso small tenant house erected upnn
sane premises shove described sgifvd, taken
"a execution, aud 10 be sold as the property Of
jacob Myers
Also. h certain tract of land situste In Wood.
ward township, Clcarheld county, Pa, bounied
on The east by Mary Candy south by W. b.
Alexander, west bv samuel Mitchell AND n Nth
by boaa Alexander, containing ninety one acres.
seized taken ~ execution. aui to bo sold as the
property OF James Alex tuder
sizc- hidders will take nuiice that ] Q per cent
o. the purchase money mhs be raid when ihs
property is knucGcd down. or IL will be pat ui
again for sale. JAUOB A. FAUST.
sHEairF's OrFics, saeriH.
CleaIdeld, Penn a. b 20. 1866
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

The Bumpers have actually organ.
izcd a prayer-meeting in the House
ball, at Washington, bercN Of all sec
tarianism. The dispatcher might
have added "and religion" too. Thir-
ty members and senators participated
the first night. 1t is run by Repre-
sentative Dodge, of New York, on the
part OF the House, and Senator Will
son, of Mass, on the part of the Sen
ate. The former is the man that
ousted Mr. Brooks from his seat,
through bribery and corruption. Three
checks were produced before the com
mittec dated on Sunday, signed by
Dodge, and drawn in favor of low
drinking houses Heand his brother,
during the war, imported a large
amount of lead statuary, upon which
there was no duty, and cut them up
aud sold the lead. This is the way
he supported the Government-made
thousands of dollars by cheating it
out of its revenues. A pretty Dodge
Senator Wilson rushed from the
Senate Chamber in May, 1861, Sc.
cured coloneps commission, went
to Massachusetts, raised a regiment,
got back to Washington about the
time somebody got licked at Bull
Run, handed back his commission To
Cameron, and never afterwards cross
ed the Potomac. 1t is reported that
he lately joined the Church. New
converts are often like young bees
biggest wien first hatched; hence his
enthusiasm. No two men could be
found better suited to run RumT
prayer-meeting, than the loyal Dodgel
and the sanity Wilson. The former
is knave, the latter n coward.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A CURTAIN IN DANGER.-Tho polit.
ical mules, under the lash Of old Thad.
have made damaging raid upon the
Senatorial prospects of the soldiers
friend" The government" Of Penn.
sylvania had better look to its radical
laurels, or the Johnnies will plunder
his baggage train before he reaches
Washington. Go in skunkies; we
don't care which whips
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

n given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed Of
record IN thsolso for the inspection Of heirs, cra-
iee creditors. and an Others in any other way in-
fcrcsied, and will Represented otho next Orphans
Court Of Cleariold county. 20 be- hol AZ the Court
House, in the borough OF Clcarfe'i, commencing
on the second Monday Of January, 1867.
Partial account Of james Herriy, one Of the
executors of the last viii and testament Of r. b.
lievriy, late of 0ulieh ip., CIoarfcld co.. decd
Final account Of Frederick kohlcr. administrator
0f nll and singular the goods and chaftels. rights
and credits which were of Caroline Troutwine, late
Of Baly township, ccarfcld county, deed
Account Of John Witherow, guardian Of Lydia
Hegariy, Of The heirs Of r. b. llegarty. late Of
Gulieh township, C'earfeld county. deceased.
Account of John Wfhor0w guardian Of May
W. llegnriy oneof the heirs OF X. B. Hegarty, lat,
oi Gulich township. Cicarfold county. deceased.
Account Of John Wiihcrow, guardian Of saral
A. llegariy, Of the heirs of r. B. Hegarty. lai,
Of Guiich township, Clcarield county. deceased.
Final account oi Michael shafcr. administration
of al and singular the goods aud chaticls rights
and credits, which were of Frederick shafrr. late
Of Brady iownship Clearagd county deceased.
Final account u John Owens, adm .nisiraior o
an and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits which were Of Peter Owens, late Of Lumber
City borough. Clearfcld county, deceased.
Final account Of John Crowell, administrator o.
all and singular the goods and chaftels, rights an
credits, which were OF Henry Crowcll late of Brad
ford township, Cloarfsld county doocaEcd.
The second partial teslnmcntary account Of q. L
Reed and James 3. Graham, executors Of Henry
Loraiur, deceased.
The final account of James 3. Graham and q. l.
Reed, trustees Of Mary +. Carlisle, under the vii
Of Henry Lorraine, deceased.
The final account OF James B. Graham and q !.
Reed trustees of J. O. Lorraine, under the will O
llenry Lorraine, deceased.
Tho account OF Thomas Campbell, executor o.
Che last viii Of j. II. Smith, late of Bell township
Clcarhcld county. deceased filed hy Jacob "
Campbell, the administrator OF said Thomas Camp.
bell, executor
The account Of John 7. Roie and NJ. LiYcrgood
executors of ihe las win and testament Of Abraham
hyier. late Of Goshen ip, Clcarhcd co., deceased.
dccl9 81 l. q. BABGER. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A Great Discovery.

nNE Of the greatest and most usclul dissuv,ri,s
~ IN medical science was made hy the ceictraied
d. J. Dumas, Of Paris. Chief Physician % ih,
Imperial lu1unary Of France. IN ls6l. Thas. who
have been afflicted with the painful disease known
as Piles, aud cltciuailv cured hy she urc of DR.
DUMAS FRENCH PILE sALVE. cannot su.,F
too highly Of the benefits conferred upou then bv
the use OF this remedy Il has never been known
20 lall M eleciing a permanent cure in a single
case In this rcspcct ii surpassss all other meli-
cine ol the kind l. viii DO just what it isrccom.
mcndcd iur if net, the money win be refunded
One or two boxes is sufficient 10 ,1cci permanent
cure IN four or six days if the directions 90 tho
loses arc followed. Pnco. ouc and two dollars pr
box according O sire. Sent by mail or expires 20
anypar. Of the United States or Canada soid bv
Druggists gcpemilY A liberal discount made 10
The trade Address d. 5. DUNlIAM a CO.
Nilliamspurt. Pa, SOLE Propriciors and Mauusc.
rcrs ior The United States and Crrria dsy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
SheriT's Sales

Dl VIRTUE ct writ ol Lsrari Facias.
ID issued out of the Court of Common Plea.
u Ciesihe county, aud % me dirortcd. there
will be exposed 10 PUBLIC SALE 90 the Count
House iu the borough uf Ciearfe eld. on NJ ndav.
the t4th day uf January. ic0s. at o'clock
p m, the following property. 10 w.t.
certain tract OF land situate in Hoc .aria
township Cleardeld county, Pa beginning NJ an
rouWuud thence south, 80 degrees east. Is3
perches, 70 a duESuud thence north. one degree
east y perchcs. 10 a hcmiock thence wcst lSO
perehes, 90 vhiteunk thence south, FIVE degrees
west, To the place Of beginning. containing sc,.
enty SIX acres aud allowance. heing ra-t OF
larger tract surveyed IN tho name of ws. Hall.
- i1rd taken IN execution, aud o. be suid ~ tue
property cf Jacob Myers
ALso. ali that certain Saw Min situate on the
Three Runs In ksfthaus township. Clcar6eld
county. Pa. hciug lny feet 10 length aud thirty
feet In width, ana the lot of grouui and cu-ilage
appurtileut 10 said bui ding. seizsd taken N
execution, and 10 be soid as the property Of
Edward McGarvey
Ec- Bidders viii take notice that Z 5 per cent
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
properly Is knockod down, er IL viii be put up
again tor sale. JACOB A. FAUST
sHEmrr's OrFicE, SboliG.
Clear6eld. P-pn'a Dec 20. 1885,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

The quotation editor of the Journal
is greatly annoyed because Of the diff
ference Of opinion that exists among
the members Of our party in reference
to the minor features of party organi-
cation. He evidently belongs to the
class of things that can see a mote in
their neighbor's eye-for which they
reprove him-while they carry beam
in their own, and dagger in their
hcarts, with too little courage to use it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

JUsT LIKE HIM.-The loyal blood
hound who does the praying for the
Rump, in his opening prayer on the
morning after the District negro bill
had passed, thanked God that there
was one place under the full control
and jurisdiction of the United States
where all men had been enfranchised.
and he trusted that this was but the
Leginning of good q work every
where" There was fellow many
years ago, that went up into the Ten
pie and prayed similar to this; but
we are told the Government did not
approve it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A "LoYAL" TRlcK-To reprimand
the Democracy for divisions, otc
while your party has only existed il
one.half the country since its organi
zation, and in a perfect Kilkenny
fight kept up for two years. Look al
the war between the Government
and the Rump, etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Mr.. George c. Wilson, late associate
editor of the Clarion Democrat, has
withdrawn from editorial life, and
turned the paper over to r.. B. Brown.
ESQ., who in the future promises to
devote his time to that staunch Dem.
ocratic organ. Success to both.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

If the decapitated 1oyalist7 who
does up the heavy work for the Journal
comes out from behind his works, we
will give him some attention but
while he barks from behind a screen,
we will not bother with anything OF
the kind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

The State Canvassers of New York
return to the Department the follow.
ing as the official vote of that State
for Governor Hoffman, Democrat,
352, ,526; Fenton, Disunionist, 366, ,3l5
Maj. for Fenton, 1879. The major.
ity for a State Convention 10 revise
the Constitution is 6,490.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

MORE PERJuRY.-ltis reported from
Washington, that Holt and Stanton
propose, on the return of Surratt, "a
offer him a pardon, if he will swear
them out Of their infamy and swear
others in. That's a grand moral idea
None but Il loyalist could ever con
ceive anything like i'll
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
alfW Advertisements.

ENucuron's NoriCE-No,ies !, here
II by given that letter. Testamsulary, have
tbs day been granted 90 The fuhscnheu, on
she Fslaie Of William Wait, deceased, late Of
Lawrence township, Clearleid CO., Penna. All
persons indebted 10 -aid Estate are requested o.
make Immediate payment, and ,hose having
claims against tho same will present hem duly
authenticated for sesilem. o.
JOHN =. WEAVER,
dcc2u.ft Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Nearly all the clerks in the Depart
ments at Washington are pravipg for
higher wages. 1t is singular that
loyalty should run on this line all tho
time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Coon AT IT.-The toadyism lately
displayed by that political hummer,
Forney, towards Thad. Stevens, ex-
ceeds his best efforts during the days
he basked in the shadow of james
Buchanan. He will ruin that corrupt
old miscegenator as sure as the world,
if he don't keep his eye cooked.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Ariemus Ward says there are no
daily papers published IN his town.
but there is a ladies' sewing circle,
which answers The same purpose
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

NOFiCE.-Pcrsuns desiring 90 transact bust
~ ness swiih me at my Office, arc hereby notified
that will not nc found With certainty ai home on
any days aA.tpi MONDAY and SATURDAY.
sfrt 2ett wM PORTER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

VITANTED- -f75 70 500 Der
w month for gentlemen AMI So 10 SIS iof
Ladies. everywhere, 20 introduce iho Common
Sense Family sewing Machine, improved and psr
iasied II viii hem. fell stitch quilt, bind. braid
and emhroidcr rbeauiiiuily-pric only s2o-maklng
toe elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted ior
three years We pay the above wages. or a con-
mission. from which twice that amount can Il
made Address or call On c. BOWERS a CO..
Oace No. 255 South Fifth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Pa An letters answered promptly, with eireusfs
aul terms unfy- Ia