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the great purpose Of the Convention, that
there will be a strong temptation to thrust
them upon its attention. These are negro
suffrage and the test oath; both Objectionable
to the Democratic party, and especially OBJ
iectiOnable to the South; and both used by
| the Radicals as the means Of keeping the
! South out Of the Union. But if the Conyen-
/ ton accomplishes any good, il will be by de-
/ taching voters from the Republican party !;
| and there are Republicans who think
/ the test oath not very Objectionable and
/ do not disapprove Of negro suffrage, who
/ vet think that loyal Southern representatives,
| have a perfect tile 10 seats in Congress. The
| right Of the South to representation rests on
/ grounds which have no necessary connection
/ with either of these topics. The test oath
relates 10 the personal qualifications Of par
/ ticular individuals to hold Office; negro suf-
| frage tc the personal qualifications Of GER
| tain class Of inhabitants to vote; both Of
/ which are entirely distinct questions from the
right of States to representation. If all
! Northern citizens who believe in the latter
viii promptly act together, we can gain an
| easy victory on it in the autumn elections.
On this point we need to make no proselytes,
but only to bring those who think alike to
act in concert. But the convention can take
no ground on negro suffrage or the test oath
which would satisfy all who agree with it on
the main question. The vote Of the South
will count for little in the politics of the
country till after the Union is re-established;
and the success of the North in restoring the
South to its rights depends on reinforcements
from the Republican party, who will not act
with US until we treat them with a tolerant
liberality. 1t is important that the bearing
of the Southern members in the Convention
should be such as to convince moderate
Republicans that their restoration to Con-
gress would be safe as well as constitutional.
Let the Convention promote harmony by
giving all its strength to the great issue. If
we succeed with that, and succeed immedi-
ately, the minor ones cannot be dangerous.
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PHILADELPHIA, August BIN order to
promote harmony in the proceedings Of the
Convention, F. WooD has decided not 20
appear as a delegate.
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CboIera chicago.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-The papers report
about 20 cases Of cholera in the city. -Four
deaths occurrd from last Friday up - t'ls
morning.
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Terrible Thunder storm in western
Va----Loss OfLife and Properly
WHEELING, VA, August 1S.-One Of the
severest thunder storms ever known to have
visited this vicinity, occurred Sunday night.
Quite number Of bridges, culverts, tele-
graph poles and houses were washed away.
A family Of seven, named ROBERTSON, re-
siding S miles west Of the city on the Ma
tional road were carried away by the food
and all persisted.
A man and woman were killed by light
ming in the city and several casualties are
reported to have occurred a few miles east
of this.
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ALSO, 20 OTHER PLACES IN FRANK


Containing from 66 to 40 acres each. generally
well improved. Some Of them very desirable.
For particulars, as to location and terms. apply
to L. S. SIMS.
Real Estate Agent. Winchester, Tenn.
auI2ilm
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on ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM WIN
on chester, on the Fayetteville road. THERE'S
on this place a good blacksmith aud wood shop,
with good dwelling and Out-hOuses.
This is admirable location for blacksmith
ing and woodwork turner's.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Law will be rigidly enforced against an per
sons who use the Fire Plugs Of the city without
the permit Of the Superintendent Of the Water
Works. Parents viii Be held responsible for the
acts Of their children, and an parties who are
using hnee Tor spriuEiing pusposeg are cautioned
against abusing the privilege. And every one
knowing themselves indebted IN any manner for
the use Of water, requested 30 call and pay the
same without delay az the COliect1ris once.
JAMES WYATT,
Sup't Water Works.
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FOR SALE,
OS0 BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN VIII
GOO AfAMs' Addition, and other
parts Of fsigeneid. Grent Bargains
offered. Call On
ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
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0OO ACRES, -FOUR MILES FROM WIN
ACO chester. on the Huntsville rsad-l75
acres cleared, lO5 acres fine timber, fine apple
orchard-2O0 bearing trees, and fine peach orch
ard. Good brick dwelling. with barn and stables.
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Onecn Emmn Ieft Tor WnshIng.on.

New York, August 13.-Queen EMMA,
of the Sandwich Islands, left this city this
morning in a special car for Washington.
She was accompanied by Mr.. Chiffon, of
the State Department, and by her lady at
tendants
VnIIaudicbayn Enrolled a. "A Member of
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FOR SALE!
Twenty-five Tracts Of Land
100000 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND
FRANKLIN COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
QOO ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER, TEN

OOO ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER, TEN
OOU nessee. Winchester is one of the health
est locations in Tennessee-gOOd schools, railroad
facilities and many other advantages.
These lands are adjoining the town of VIM
chester, one-half well timbered. all tllable with
the exception of perhaps some five acres. on which
is n fine rock quarry: forty acres Of good fruit,
good dwelling and out-houses. This is the
place where b. +. MCGEHEE now resides. It is
offered on liberal terms as n whole. or in lots to
suit purchasers.
Also, Two Thousand Acres Of good mountain
land, well timbered.
If not sold before these lands will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder in lots from five to fifty
acres on the First Monday iu October
next. No better opportunity has been offered
for location in this country.
For particulars, apply to the undersigned. or B,
+. MCGEHRE on the premises.
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Iron Company II

Iron Company Incorporated i'm Oregon.
SAN FRANsIsCo, August 9.-One Iron
Company has been incorporated in Oregon,
with capital Of 100000.
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ATGTsT IOTH. 90.

TAKEN UP AT THIS STABLE, NO. 8s,
i South Market street. one BROWN PONY,
which the owner can have by proving property
and paying charged II. G. BETTY.
nnI1-aE
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Atfenfionf

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
OLD MADE n - W.!
I AIDES. Bring in your Grape shaals and silk
A = Dresses % be Cleaned add Dyed. Gcutlemeu
your faded Clothes. No. - Church street. be-
tween College and Cherry streets.
A. HEINRICH. Agent.
frgf-im Dyer and -eUurar
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WHEAT WANTED.

"a OOO BUSHELS WHEAT-For which
JU,DUU We vii pay the highest Cash price.
BAILY. OHDWAY & Co,
iy2s-d2E&Wit No. Broad Street.
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University of Nashville,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
AnnOunoement-1ss6 -'sZ

Boarding, in good houses, about s. a week.
Professors.
W. X. BOwLrNg. ~. D., Professor Of Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine.
THOMAS r. JESSEcs. N. D.. Professor d An
atomy.
J. BERRIEy LfyDsLEY. ". D.. Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
c. K. WINSTON. NJ. D.. Professor Of Materia
Msdica and Medical Jurisprudence.
VIZ 7. BRIGGs. N. D.. Professor Of Surgical
Anatomy and Physiology.
JOIN N. WArsOy. ~. d.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseasts Of Women and Children.
Paul F. EvE N. D., Professor Of Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
7. j. BUcHASAN, NJ D.. Curator Of Museum,
and PrOseetor 20 the Chairs Of Anatomy aud Sur
gerry.
v. g LSDsLEY. N. D.. Demonstration Of Auat-
Omy.
NasLviHs Me9ieai Journal. monthly. 90 pages.
s. % X. B0wLIN0.
iaul-dst-ltw-f
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600 ACRES. FOUR MILES FROM WIN
UOC chester, on the McMinnvile road This
place is well imprOved-one brick house and out
houses, besides two dOuble-lOg houses with OUT
houses.
This place will be divided to suit purchasers
Good water and timber.
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OIL CAKE NEAL.
TTNSEFD OH.
WANTFn

A FURNISHED ROOM. WITHIN FIVE
~ minutes walk Of the POstofiee, by two young
gentlemen. Best of references given. Address.
aul4-lt
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Dividend lotto.

THE HOLDERS OF SHARES ~ THE
i state Insurance Company OF Nash
Vile, are hereby notified that the Board Of
Directors have this day aitcr setting aside. Es a
reserved fund.- fi0J Fifty per cent. 90 their unex-
pircd Tisks-declared a dividend Of TN PIX
CENT. free Of tar. upon the subscribed Capital
Stock. being Fiity per cent. on the amount paid
up the same 10 be endorsed on the Stock lI0tes.
Stock holders will please call and see the proper
endorsements made.
JOSEPH NASH. Secretary
Nashville. August Z, 1865.
fau7-im.
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DR., A. M, D. HenrickSOn,
OF KENTUCKY.
Having permanently located ln Nash
VILE, Tennessee,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES IN THE TREAT
~ MENT Of diseases by Vacuum, with
DIR. J. mADFIELD,s EQUALIZER.

The efficacy Of this instrument in PARALYSIS.
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Spinal Affections Dys-
pepsin. Seminal Weakness. DerauRenent Of the
Meuses, Asthma, incipieut Consumption, Shrunk
en- Limbs. and many other diseases, auruarsos any
remedial agent known % the Medical profession.
Physicians are specially invited 30 examine the
claims Of hi5inyenti0n. For evidence Of is Ours
tive powers see Messrs M1HRrs srHGrroE
A female assistant viii be in attendance
Ohiee Rooms at The City Hotel.
au10-3ms
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sos REWARD.

I OST ON LAST NIGHT WHILE PASSING
i ! from the store Of JAS. r. GREEN on Market
street. through Church street 70 the Wharf, a
dark eoOred POCKET BOOK, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS. 1 will
give the above reward for its return 10 me at JAS.
r. GREENS store or at their Office
aull-2t A. NJ GREEN.
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eHanl Ll1rOIIeu Is a MenlDer o
the Convention.

A Philadelphia special says Mr.. VALAN-
DIGHAM has been enrolled as 4 member of
the Convention, and there are indications of
trouble being caused by his taking seat.
Removal of Gov. Pollock.
Gov. POLLOCK, Superintendent of the
United States Mint, has been removed.
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N 0 ICE.

To Parties Using water from Fire
Plugs, or Wasting Water From
Sprinkler, or Otherwise.
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OOO ACRES. SIX MILES FROM WIN
I,OOO chester, ON the MoMinnYille road.
well timbered, good we'll and spring water, fine
large, young orchards, well improved. wiz be
divided into four to six FARMS to sut purchasers.
with Out-hOuses, on the place-goOd land, and
one Of the most desirable places in this country.
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Dissolution OF COpartnership.

FT'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i isting under the style and title Of LUHsuKV.
HUDsON 4 HICKEY, has this day been Dissolved by
mutual consent the house Of Mr.. LuusBEv. iu
California, requiring all bis attention.
The business Of the late firm viii be conducted
az usual and with increased facilities No their Old
stand. HUDSON Il HICKEY.
Nashville, Tenn, August 8. is55.
lau7-lw
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19
Music Store.

ED M.GREENE has opened his Mu-
ND. sic Store, one door west of W.
Lewis Book Store. whore ho keeps constantly on
hand steinway Sons and Gaehle's Piano Man
ufacuring Companys Pianos, Mason Hamlin's
Cabinet Organs and Carhart, Needham d Cos
Melodeons Guitars, Violins, Flies, tlutesj
Guitar and Violin strings.
Music BooKs-Golden Chain, Golden Shower
Golden Conser, Golden Trio, &c., &c.
SHEET MUsIc.-lle is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia all the latest music, which
persons at a distance wishing, can order, and
have sent them by mail, at publishers prices
GsS- Pianos and Organs Warranted for i've
years.
Those wishing to buy any ofthe above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pir-
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as
In New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars Of Instruments sent promptly upon
application with any additional information de-
sired, b. Nj. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
One ,loorwesi Of Lewis Book Store,
or Miss E. A. P. KINDER, Clearfold
Dec. 6, ls65tf Agent for Cearheld CO., Penna.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

DY VIRTUE II q writ n Fita feeias. isfuoi
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas uf Clear.
held county, md 10 me directed, there will be
cxposcd 70 PUBLIC SALE. az tho Court lioufc.
iu the borough cf Clenrhcd, on Monday. the
2tth day Of september, isOO, at ! o'clock,
D M, the following described Real Estate, 10 wits
A certain tract Of land situate in Pike town
ship. Clcarheld county, Pa, beginning Ut n white
oak, thence north ninety.f ur perchef 70 post
then ce east Eve perches to hcmlcrk south
forty. three perches 10 o white oak; east wenty.
two perches to red oak vert twenty seven
perches to the place Of beginning containing
nine acres aud sixty FIVE perehes and allowance.
Seized, taken In execution ana to be sold as tho
property ef james A. Boal.
Also, one other tract Of land situate 10 Morris
township Clearheld county, Pa, bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit Beginning Q stones
at the northwest corner; thence by land Of
Graiz, south eighty-nine degrees, cast one hun
dred and forty-hvo perchcs TO stones, by chest
nut; thence by lands Of samuel and John
Hoover, south one degree west one hundred and
seventeen petches to stones; thence by land Of
Gratz, north oighty-nine degrees, west one hun
dred and forty-Gye perches, to stones thence
by land Of the same, north one degree, east one
hundred and seventeen percher to the place Of be-
ginning; containing one hundred acres and the
us. al allowance Of six per cent for roads, &c.
Seiz-d, taken in execution, and 10 he sold as the
property Of John Strasser, William Zimmerman
and Sarah Zimmerman.
lz2s- Bidders will take notice that 10 per cent.
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
pro perty il knocked down. or il will be put mp
again for sale. JACOB A. FAUST,
sHERIFf's 0FffoE, Sheriff.
ClearGeld, Pa, August 22 1866
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exhibition a success.

"HEAD OFF. Tho announcement
of the removal of S. B. Row, as special
agent of the Post Office Department,
IS made in the paper said Row owned
and controlled during the campaign
of 1860, when A. Lincoln was elected
President. We would ike to know
70 whom S. b. Row was indebted for
the influence which caused his aP-
pointment' viii the writer of the
item above alluded to please state
whether the @pitiful medium was not
aqhe best friend Mr.. Row had And
if "Senator Cowan" did not urge and
obtain the appointment for him. In
gratitude is a base crime. Never bite
the hand that has fed and sustained
you for six years. 1t won't pay-as
well as the special agency did. 81
lence would have been best as to the
cause.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-09-19

IAwRENcE Tp., Sept. :, 1866.
To the Editor ofthe Rdftsmdn'SJouradl,
SR In the last issue Of your pa
per, in reading the list of the names
of soldiers belonging to the Geary
Club of this place, l find my name.
You will please withdraw il, as l can.
not support a party that considers q
State or States out of the Union, hav.
ing always held and fought for the
doctrine that no State had any right
either to secede peaceably or be forced
out Of the Union; and will not sup
port General Geary, or any other man
either military or civil, who calls sol
diers who fought so long for their
country "shysters, towards, skulkers
hospital bummers," &c
Respectfully, F. II. JORDAN.
n1Tho above note was handed t.
the editor of the Journal last week
but, for some reason unknown to us
he refused to publish it.
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10 offending, shall he deemed guilty of mitde
msnnor, and on conviction thereof IN any court
ef quarter sessions of this commonwealth, shall,
for each offence be punished IN like manner -
4 rro,ided in the preceding section of this aoi,
In the case Of ofhccrs Of election receiving such
unlawful ballot, or ballots.
Section T. That II any person shall hereafter
persuade, or advise, any person OF persons, do
privcd Of citizenship aud disqualified ns aiore-
said 10 offer any ballot, or ballots, 70 TIE ohcers
of any election, hereafter to be held insths CON-
monwonlih, or shall persuade, or advise, any
such ofnccr to receive any ballot, or ballots from
any person deprived Of citizenship, and disquali.
: fed as aforesaid such person so offending, shall
[ be guilty Of missemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof inany court Of quarter session OF thi'
commonwealth, shall be punished in like manner
ms is provided in the second sectisn Of this act,
in the case Of officers Of such election receiving
such uni awful ballot, or ballots.
Notice is further hereby given, That
oil person except Justices of the Peace, who
shall held an office appointment Of trust under
the government Of the United States, or Of this
State, or of any incorporated district whether a
commissioned officer or otherwise, q subordinate
officer or agent, who is or shall be employed un-
der the Legislative, Executive or Judicial de-
partments of this State or Of the United States,
or any city or incorporated district, and alao
that every member of Congress, or Of the State
Legislature, or Of the common or select council
Of any city, or commissioner ofany Incorporated
district. are by law incapable of holding or
exercising, at tho same time, the Office or ap-
pontment Of Judge, Inspector or Clerk Of any
leection of this Commonwealth.
The Return Judges Of the respective districts
aforesaid are requested to meet at the Cour
House, in the borough Of Clearfed, on the frs
Friday next after the said second Tuesday o
October, then and there to do those things re
quired of them by law.
lGIYEN under my hand and seal, at Clearfeid
! on this twelfth day of September, il
SEAL THE year of our Lord one thousand els b
NV - hundred and sixty-six. and Of the In
dependence Of the United States the ninet.eth.
JACOB A. FAUST. Sheriff.
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III Nf;II EireS.

The Disunion leaders have, times
out OF number, repeated that the Dem
ocratic party was dead This stale
falsehood they will realize to their ut
most discontinue within the next
few weeks No party leaders have
ever resorted to the same means to
mislead and deceive their followers so
terribly, as those of the Disunion par
ty. Deception, falsehood and negro
equality are their whole stock in trade,
and through this channel they expect
to accomplish their darling object
disnnion and irretrievable ruin.
We have spent the greater part Of
the past two weeks in the rural dis
tricts oftho county, and wherever we
encountered their projects or men,
the same thing always revealed itself,
but in the shape Of a masked battery,
and more time and talent is wasted in
attempting to mislead and deceive the
honest yeomanry of the country, than
in attempting to heal the wounds in
fiicted by fanatics on the body polite.
The political sky never looked
brighter to our view than at this
writing The Democrats arc active
aud dilligent, and of course allin favor
of the Union and Constitution, while
the enemies of both arc divided il
their fratricidal work; and on th,
second Tuesday OF October will com
NIT suicide, if they continue in their
present infamous course towards tho
Constitution ard Government" o.
the country. Nothing but the livin,
Union loving Democracy can saves u
from national ruin, and a large ma
iority of the American people ar,
wise enough to discover this vita
point; and while the Union survive:
the Democracy viii live too. Their
will be no end to our glorious ol'
party while the Union lasts botl
will survive or die together.
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Sheri07s Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Lcrari Facios,
ID issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Cleariield county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court
House in the borough Of Clearheld on Monday,
the 21th day of september, 1866. at o'clock
D. M, the following property, to wit
All that certain one story framo building and
derrick, situate in Beccnria township, Clearheld
county, Pa, on the north side Of the township
rond leading from Hagerty's Cross Roads TO
MADEIRA said building being sixty nine feet in
length aud sixteen feet wide, aud the derrick
sixteen feet square and fifty feet high together
with engine machinery and fixtures therein con-
tained, on tract of land owned by the said
MADEIRA Oil Company, containing eight acres
more or less. Seized, taken in execution, and
10 he sold as the property Of the MADEIRA Oil
Company.
zss- Bidders win take notice that is per cent.
Of the purch asc money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or Il will be put M
again for sale JACOB A. FAUST,
SHERfr's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Clear6eld Pa. August 70. 1866.