davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25
CONGRESS.

Ga Monday, the 10th inst the 'Fcs' s..
idcut sent his fourth veto message TO
Congress. The: new Frecdmcn's Bureau
Bill failed to- nice, his approval. This
Bill continues the act OF 3D. Of March,
1865, to establish q Bureau for the re-
lief Of freedmen, and refugees, for the
term Of two years, and provides that inc
supervision and care Of it shal. extend
to all loyal refugees and freedmen, IN
those States where the ordinary course
Of judicial proceedings have been ln;er.
rupted Uy the rebellion.
! 1t provides that certain lands in South
Carolina that have been taken by the
Government for taxes shall be sold to
freedmen in lots not exceeding twenty
acres, at 81 so per acre. II also pro-
vi,!cs for raising q school fund Cor he
bcncG: OF freedmen Crom the proceeds Of
certain portions Of .hc"c Ia"as, and that
! the Commissioners stall 4: all times co.
operate with uri7aie individuals and De
! ncyoIcn. asscniutiUns educational pur.
r"acs.
! The jurisdiction conferred on tic OH
GERS Of thu; HurcaG Is /" caa@e i" G"cry
State ~ soon 80 it si,aii Gc fully restored
in It's constitutional rc!a:"a 10 tie
: Government anI. be A"% Represented n
! Congress.
! Congress, on he aamc daI ""i within
three hours after receiving :hc message.
7 passed Tie BIZ! over the veto Gy = vote IN
The i!oa$c O: iHj 20 -, and in the sea
alc o.: :2::' to -. II is therefore u law.
81! Tie mclubcrs. I':"m West Eir:inia,
rycrr, Senator Van Wi"Sic, SoIc| in the
affirmative.
TIE Hoe: has ta.acl IL bill axcmrt:rG,
pensions from irrcrsa! :cvcnue tax.
On Tuesday, ;hc Senate passed Li:'
rcyiyims :hc gra'lc o General. l. PRO.
vidc> salary ":' : 100 per month, IN I'D
Hilton tr allowances 1t ruw g"c% 4
toe r:cs"icH;.
'"he !;o"sc ..assrI 4 jain: resolution
;roy;,;;:. th&; all oion soldiers wh'
wc:s hclS u prisoners Of y \: J.: '..c :'''"
:::.a;s> and haze nol :c@,i;ea any com
mu,,;io:t h%s2 ro":%:c;ati"a Of "a'iona
f%rri,A$l Il: cost %''|T d"r'"" -" |'r''!
"t !.rir Imprisonment, provided 'aa; 10
,r.,.. ,.i,n h,. sod or transferred "H;
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

-WE;are permitted 10 puVl'sll the i0l.
loving extract Of private letter from
40 oil, gentleman in Missouri 10 hi: sou
in this State. The letter explains il.
SELF.
ECDS0S, SgLLIviS.Co., No, !
June !, 1865.
Ny DEAR Son :---Iou don't know
how anxious AIN to hear from you. T
presume you are delaying in order !:
first know tho result Of your rcry impsr.
! tnut election, and ] hope socnto bear Of
! the ratification Of your CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment. III understand it rightly
| i. is iuteulcl, to disfranch;sc rcbcls.-.
! Thnt, If accomplished, will be :hc means
! Of saving your S,aie :rom ruin or rerl.!
sGrriou into The CID State. The rebel.
are slilI as determined 10 rule as ever
aud arc surely the most rockies, men
TINT c~e. claimed tic rights Of citizen.
ship IL any country :ha! %aa c"cr L4:
ciY'f;,rd. Here in Missouri, they seen!
, determined to Yc:c. "EL threaten az il
&ur:t":ian If they ate prohibited
The c"ppcr@eai.
~. cErorsc ".ohGson." aid claim !h4'
nc Is pursuing. precisely .he course ,ia.
cGIr - going. Consequently they Al.
with hi':,. Yes M.y "r'h Linr"in :"
d"''', aud no, = mai of them ""tc'! Tor
! him ana now rr&!ond TO DC his create,
admvcrs. That is the party which ri.
! lied 50 Aravc!y for mp," 'in"r"'> pro-.
rcu,ipn Of the war IN 1862. aud 10 1861
r,!arcI .i.c var rIi!u.s. aaa rallied 20
the SUPPORTED he man WHOSE unifcrn.
rcroi; :Dr t%o years was Al vlic; oa
the pv:oInac, and WHO WAS un. disposed
e. disturb HAT rrpDSe 30 c0n"cnial to hi.
nature Thc.s per arr'! traitors whp
have rxh1a:tci :ici: wealth, skill, aal
yimo$t s':?cr'"n:an encr:ies, TO destroy
this Government, are all 1T Que. 50 ,ic,.
orralc!y III love viii: il :ha, they a.e
unw;..in. 20 let h,EH meu have anythin..
30 d. will: .unuin" 81" Institution i'll.
no; ale uucaS i: car he manacr,i ty
n.cn who have sworn 10 lcst:ny it. Lii.
Gr,y j. Guaranteed &c man on the priucip!.
pi '.r:rrna! vigi'auc", hrnc: ! ccnclul!.
iii. i, :mr tbs; requires I'll tie Yi..
ancc ~ all he Imrri"an people IL
Guard a@ain,! tho iH!ri-uc> Of the r.o.,
wiiy d.; .n.rg an.: determined i1c rh.t
!r:.S "Yr: ain". :; BIOS AT civil liberty 80
Having ah,nao:ci ,:'uir privilege. o:
rnt:u. u.,'rt gar E'cc ;r"c:GmsGt az.
ra>or;,G 10 The rrl!rImcrt Of The ,%u,i
ic, ;!.c:n "liir So d"ri,on they in;psrt.
received copy Of Toe knnn@a.
.!urGSAi some tine &iU:c. which roa.
r.iurd .cly sa:Hr;!e .s:'ori On tie &c.
source. OF !hc l,aha~"a Valley, ~.
man" ":nnrr mates, Of Interest. 5n: Cur
;Lir: 81. -: !hcn wholly a;:ru:,
Niic!, 'mA; :. e: o. :t>oiU;;Ya: :cH@yl@,i
l., committee, n > n;oG das> NJ.
,m". >u-iIinin: lie "r,.!rni. y; raas
t;Gc wa, n,t prepared iu'Iy :" endorse
.. cGul,.rat | hry" ,:'ca received :nerc
Ii.:r o. ZIG =:i,icc' "c ,!i%.:'crec "e'"rsa
H. ,hr:;I,n, N! Congress. "ad 49, .m
'.,.,;a'. - .".':r:.'n" he a:;;or o. OF:
roo;r I'on; ur.a.
Dnr '',.c:%",cE: ha: ,oGE r-'sI Oh
,cy".?:on.i.rF 80! rG":iiia'io" oLtsn"i
80! rrnv;rseei N ~ yielding for peace,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25
I.,iun PRIMARY Nr".;n".

hr-.cahy % Il" 60. g: he !arrE:,'r t":u.
mi,,cr, ia" Union c:.!,"nn q! '"":i'''%" u" 49,
~ciu,t"! . ;n"e' =, -" 'o,rt H""'" ~ '''iE"
day. .'Y!y csiS.a v'.'-7."..' ".i'''. "'i"
SA,r- l. The Ioun'$ ;,"Y"n,;vn. '..Hr'' '.'"''
che WEE: later {" "g"'iua:rl '..au "AH'i.'':,'"'
fos Com%:y H'!'"'. a:.d i"'r"''."' 10 -" SrH.
,Aprini. Cva.r'S'.c aa', 81. state '"a'""'''n
which j., cnl!c inr II" iH,h dnr =; :;"t:.-' :.
inrEcr.hnr. i':,c "!rc:ion - .'c!ri;'S'.I" liz
tcan:y Convention who vii; at'"i:.@;c '!c .
:rrn II, tie cnmGi,.a;cs g: ~ ~ II '.ar:r, is
=! rc'y %rcn' Importance. I've, - - ':i'H
I"u turn o.:
$50. nt..i.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

\ HUGE practical joke, which viii IT,
year, Was lately played at bu'' -
The republican Mayor being absent, 'D'
democratic Council elected Mayor "~
hm., which latter genllcman wIthafiII !.
all the Mayors appointments, AID my.
new ones from the democratic rank"
The Council confirmed IIcthu IucT y
poiniments, and tic Mayor pre- tfm .t eV'
Grued the proceedings o. the Coune'"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

\ law has passed both Houses O. Con.
gross, giving three months extra pay 10
all officers under the rank Of Br!gadicr,
who, being in service on the 81 of March.
1865. were honorably discharged uttor
April Q, 1868.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

TIKI WAr Co.'s OH.--prus,!: and
Italy hare refused the n-misticc p5opo3.
Cd b. Napoleon upon receiving Austria
uSc: % ccle Ncac:ia % Frsacc.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

The President has nominated Gov.
Randall Cor Postmaster General, and
uenry S,aatc:ry, Of Kentucky, for ~.
tosncy General --ncithcr Of which has
as yc, SEGA confirmed b" Congress.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

ALABAMA, which has agents oil
through The North soliciting mears 20
keep its population from starvation, hay
appropriated 5000 for the publication
Of .cbcl rccerIs.or the var. 70.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

TIE number Of houses destroyed by
tue Portland fire is stated at 2,C0n, rcn.
,eriny homeless near $1,000 persons.
Loss from slO,0O0,000 TO sl5,0C0,Goo:
tcing fully bird Of :hc valuation OF
the cir. ..... ...
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

G:S. OrLE, lo;s :atr! Commissions:
Of Excira"sc. i, in Washington. tie
says tho people o. the South will send
none BIZ, those who took part il The re-
heIIion ,o the Philadelphia CoG@e"'io",
Tor the rcaScas tha: there arc ncac other:
IN the South who have an oracc or brains.
The South, lie says, will soon resume
control Of the country as before TIC war'
II tic President, tho rebels an1 :Ec dem
ocra!s have thc;. way, they certainly
Tili
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25


latcs the fifth article Of the Constitution
Of the State Sixth, that tho law, in It's
practice! results, is Il. bill Of pains aud
penalties Seventh, that it il an &C post
iacto law; Eighth. that it imposes other
! obligations thar the obligation and Edel.
i ty OF au attorney; Ninth, that il was
against common right, MUS; aad tyran'
meal in the las: degree. The arguments
consumed the greater portion Of the day.
! he following afternoon, Attorney
Gcrc:.! Maxwell delivered poweriu!
argument in opposition to their acm:s'
sion, and in support Of the law Of the
State.
Further discussion took place Gu the
question on Monday. the l6;h, and on
Tucsday. srys !hc 'u",i'ir"'r, the i!on.
Charic: i fauli;nc: concluded the a:'
"rnru; OF behalf Of the applicant" who
desire 10 practice law without takin" ;he
oath, and the case va a!lar%ard gwen
to TIC Court which NAY Or may not de-
eide urun he iacrita Of tic Issue this
tcrE:.
= NJ. Faulkner Zoe. not stand rs one
o. the applicants himself. lie is With"
,Gs Lar O! the court having get there by
lJYt"%a:r change ii The Il" Whi"h
enabled hi To- swryr ;:,at >inct The -nlh
day Ct June, lS;,::'', Ln had no; paliiri
patel in IL" rebellion. lie j, hc%eTcr,
in lis own case an iir:tcItion ur oar
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-25

HRN"uHR "HART"N haa returned
from the OF. rcrons al Eurnin" Springs,
an! reports rs !o!itws
The ci! Eow Iyi%= IN Turning
Springs, ana on the river, despite the
r?ng'rut #accuing to rarkershars, i,
not less than seventy Thousand ba:rcls--
the product per t1y is no: less thnn
twenty three hundred barrels. If there
was az c%ilc: the nMoun; would be in.
crsarc'i TO !cr: thousand barrels per day
If the Ea"a%ha ~as prurcrl" improved
.ihi. oil woul! be brought out at a sigh,
cost, money would be there. and 4 trade
produced IN ?arScrsburc she has rover
yet kuowG. Vt tcr t"n's bH"ri tic oil
now there wo2id yield the company
5000, and the produc: TO TIC company
would hc $3.50 per day afterwards.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
Minority Report Of the Case.

On Saturday, Mr. Rogers, Of New
Jersey, from the minority of the judi
ciary committee OF the house of Repre-
sentatives, made a report on the case
of Jefferson Davis. The Washington
Herald says:
The report declares the charge of
completely made against Mr.. Davis
not only absurd, but the mere work
of malice and avarice, and claims that
the testimony adduced was claim Of
flimsy fabrications. And these asser-
tions Mr. Rogers bases upon the testi-
mony of the accomplices, Conover and
Montgomery. Mr.. Rogers believes
that the exposition of this plot SO
invalidates any testimony coming
through the hands of Mr. Holt that it
renders all beliefin the charges against
Davis, Clay, Tucker ct al. impossible.
The nature OF this testimony is best
shown by extracts thereirom
0May s, is6s.-campbcll's testimony. tcs-
timony Of this witness, taken by Judge Holt, was
read 10 him in the committee room, and he was
asked If II was true, and he replied No, il is oil
false.
.''Why did you make itl
al was informed by Mr.. Conovcr that Judge
Holt had offered reward Of 100000 for the cap.
turc Of jefferson Davis ond that ho had no author
i,y really to DO n; that now tha. Jeferson Davis
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
NEW SERIES-VOL. VINO. 4.

what his weak points and sore places
are, and is better prepared to cover
them, than if be went fresh and un-
scathed' into the contest, and it may
be upon this plan, this new feature is
introduced by the present Congress-
ional incumbent, and his tenants in
common. into the present canvass. If
it is so, and everybody can take a
hand at it, more than one person who
has gone out to gather wool at this
time may come back shorn. You will
favor me by giving this a place in
your paper and Withdrawing the card
theretrom announcing me as a candi-
date for Congress. Yeurs truly,
HENRY SoUTHEB.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

PpLPIs IN CoURT.-Mr. Pulpis, tho
the colored gentlemen who eloped
with sir. William Grifiith's daughter,
and for which supposed offense Mr..
Griffith had him arrested and impris-
oned has instituted suit in our courts
against Mr.. Griffith for false impris.
onment. Mr.. Niger plants himself
on the Civil Rights Bill and says
black man dare marry white girl
and that he has the same right as any
white man--besides he is just as good
tfeRReatag gsetJIf hsiifeer eafAfth himself.
What damages a jury will award Mr..
Pulpis, will, of course depend on the
proof He counts them equal to the
loss of a white wife.-Somerset Dem,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
INrrNron or rnr NrrpLr GuN.-A

INVENTOR or THE NEEDLE GUN.-A
writer in the Albany Argus says ;
"About fourteen years ago the writer
of this was introduced to the inventor
of the needle gun. lie is German
gunsmith, and "a native of Berlin. He
examined his rifle in all its details,
and took drawings of its several parts.
1t was patented in the United States,
and the inventor visited this country
for the purpose of inducing our Gov
ernment to adopt it for the army. Its
cartridges were pronounced unsafe
for use by the officers of the bureau to
whom it was sent for examination,
but the Prussians know how 10 use
them, and they are most unsafe to
those against whom they are directed
Probably we have some brocch-loaders
equal if not superior to the needle gun,
and Wesley Richards English brcoch-
leader, which has lately been furnish
ed to several British regiments, has q
sliding breech with a screw Joint near
w similar to that of the German Zund
Needle"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

DEATHS HARVEST IN N. Y.-The
full number Of deaths for the week
ending Saturday ,2lst July, 8 o'clock
p. NJ, in this city, is l,363, being an
increase over tho mortality of last
week of 435, and over the previous
week Of 500, This number is unpre-
cedented in the history Of New York,
Three-fourths of the number have
been young children, under five years
of age. There have been lS4 cases OF
sun stroke, and some fifty or sixty
deaths from the effects of heat. The
diarrhea cases have been about 450,
of which eleven are certified as being
genuine cholera.-N. y ,San.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

A NICE PAIR.-Thc Yenango Spec
tator says; "They are trying preach
er in the Erie Conference for writing
a letter to Bishop Kingsley recon.
mending himself for the position OF
Presiding Elder and signing another
mans name to the letter. That is
the Geary style of putting, only John
w. didn't sign any name to the
Army correspondence which made his
military reputation" If such shrewd-
ness is commendable in a great Gen
eral why should an innocent lamb.
like clergyman be persecuted for do
ing the same thing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

DHOr OGRAPHER.--D. MGAUGHEY,
hsv ing purchased the Photograph establish
1nent rmery conducted by II. Bridge, would
respectfully announce TO the citizens Of Clear
field and adjoining counties, that nc has recent
~ made additional Improvements 20 both sky
light and apparatus, and he fatters himself that
he can satisfy the most fastidoous taste in TRUE
and hfelike likeness.
lie also keeps constantly on hand good as
sortment Of Guilt, Rosewood, and Walnut frames
Albums Of all sizes and styles-and an endless
variety Of casts, lockets, etc, which he will dis
pose Of at very moderate prices, for cash.
His gallery is in shaw's row, (up stairs,) Mar
ket street, Clearfed, Pa, whore ho is always rea-
dy to Accommodate customers who may be in
want Of a good Likeness Of themselves or friends.
Particular attention paid to copying all kind
or pictures, etc. November 10th, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

ERIE CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
The following are the appointments
of the Erie Conference for the Clarion
District:
Presiding Elder, r. II. Hurlbert.
Clarion, B. +. Keeler; Brookville, Va
Hollister; CurlsviIle, H 2 Henderson {;
Rimersburg, r. B. Boyd; CalIensburg
and Freedom, ]. II. Starrett; Ship
penville, S. Coon; Rockland, ]. Alb
bott; Washington, G. f. Reeser, ].
NJ Groves; Tionesta, A. n. Croft;
Troy, l.. i. Luce; Corsica, E. c.
Mellhatten; Punxsutawney, D. Lat
shaw; Perrysville, A. ]. Bartlett;
Warsaw, A. Bashlinc; Luthersburg,
d. A. Crowell; Brockwayville, =. w.
Scofeld Putneyville, A p. Cotton;
Paradise, T. G. Baker; President, f.
Vernon, L. G.. Merrill.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
Onp FELLOWS CELEBRATION james

OD FELLOWS CELEBRATION james
b. Nicholson, Esq, of Philadelphia,
Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Pennsylvania, and Past Grand Sire
of the Grand Lodge OF the United
States, has kindly consented to deliver
a public address on the occasion of
the Odd Fellows celebration, which
is to take place in the City Of Lancas-
ter, on Wednesday, the 26th of Sep
tcmter next. Due notice of the hour
and The place will be given when all
the arrangements Of the committee
having the matter in charge shall
have been completed The Order
may consider itself peculiarly fortu-
nate in having secured the services of
so able man as Mr. Nicholson. He
is net only n man Of eloquence, intel
ligence and general literary attain
ments, but is also well-versed in the
history and objects of the Independent
Order Of odd FtllolcS, and is in an
eminent degree fitted to give an in.
teresting and instructive exposition
of its principles and its progress in
the United States and the World al
large. IatelligeHcer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

DEATH OF JuDGE WuIrE.-Tho Hon
Thomas White, Of Indiana, Pa, died
on Monday. Mr.. White was tor
number of years president judge Of
that district, which is composed Of
Westmoreland, Fayette and Indiana
counties. He was widely known
throughout that district, and was per-
haps, the wealthiest man in Indiana
county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

p3~Wm. G. Jones, "colored citi-
zen" advertises in the Dsunion Dan
Vile American for field hand He
says he will reject no man on account
of color, though a colored man would
be preferred. Generous darkey, that.
10 in white niggers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
DR.. A. M. HILLS

s-rA DESIRES to inform his patrons
Ts-ssA that professional business confines
11Ilp him to his Office all the time, and
he will therefore be unable TO make Professional
Visits to any Of his accustomed places this sum
mer but may be found at his office on the North
west corner Of Front and Market streets, directly
opposite the "Clearield House." where be can be
found at all times, ready and willing TO attend to
all calls in the line of his profession. gzs- Full
setts Of Teeth only Twenty Dollars. Uy26'e5-y- -pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

LARGE INcoNEs.-Wm. b. Astor, OF
New York, this year returns an in
come of 81, ,l54, ,059 Cornelius Wander
bilt returns 1923, 800, and Edward S.
Jaffray S6S2 2,6Sl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

barThere are 7,449 Odd Fellows IN
California. They own thirty halls,
valued at $500, 600, and other property
valued at sl05,0Q0.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

Confession or MURDERERs.- Tho
murderers of DR.. Webb and son at
Little Rock, Ark few week since,
have been arrested. The gold watch
taken from DR.. Webb was recognized,
and betrayed them. On this a colored
ostler and two colored soldiers con-
fesscd that they committed the bloody
deed. It is about time for Congress
to pass "Frcedman's Murderor's Bu-
reau bill
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT-The re-
cent commitment to jail of Stephens,
in Boston, for debt in which no fraud
was alleged, reminds us that the en-
lightened State OF Massachusetts still
permits her statute books to be dis
graced with law for imprisoning
poor debtors, ifthey are non-residents.
II would seem that a stranger soiourn-
ing within her borders should, of all
men, be exempt from such barbarism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
DENTISTRY.
j. BLAKE WALTERS,

CCRIYENER AND C0NvEYANCER, and
- Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Lands,
Clearfed, Pa. Prompt atten ton given to all
business connected with the county Offices. Office
with Hon. Wm. A. Wallace. Jan. /, ls66-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

EOSEPH II. BRETH, Justice Of the Peace, and
81 Licensed Conveyancer, New Washington,
Cearicld county. Pa. 100 ] 10. 4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

- EWING MACHINES.--Persons desirous
~ Of having a Superior Machine, should buy
Wheeler Wilson's sample Machines, on hand.
II. r. NAUGLE. Agent.
Clearfeld, February 2s, ls66-u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

Noal, Whale and Linseed Oils, Family Dy,
oil For sale By II. a lie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

russes and abdominal supporters Of every
Il kind Of the latest improvements, for sale at
the Drug Store Of HkRTsWICK 4 IRWIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

GEORGE f. WARDLE. CHARLES N. REED
WaF9ll5 Rood ~ Co.,
Wholesale GROCERS.
Tobacco, Tea, Spices, &C., &C.,
n E. cor. 9th & Market sis.,
Feb. IA, lS66-6m. PHILADELPHIA.
CYRENIUs HOWE.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
For DECATUR Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. P. Q. Address, Philipsburg Pa.
Aug. 2lst 1851
THOMAS NJ CRISMAN,
agent for the Singer Sewing Machines.
Philpsburg, Centre CO., Penn'a,
Oct. llth, ls65.-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
otessiomal 4 Business Cards.
John L. CUTTLE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and REAL ESTATE
n Agent, Clearfeld, Pa.-0fice on Market
street, opposite the Jail Respectfully offers his
/, rviees in selling 40 buying lands in Clearheld
and adjoining counties and with an experience
of over twenty years as Surveyor, fatters himself
that be can render satisfaction. Feb. SO II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

1t would seem, from the tone of the
letter found below, that our "loyap
friends in this Congressional district
are not resting ion fowcry beds Of
ease," in these days of doubts and
changes. Mr.. Souther is well known
to many Of our readers as an excellent
gentleman in every particular, except
his politics
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-06
Twelve Rebellions in the
United States.

Since the organization of the federal
government twelve attempts have been
made to resist its authority. The first
was in l7s2-a conspiracy Of some Of
the officers of the federal army to consol-
idate the thirteen States into one, ard
confer supreme power upon Washington;
the second, in 1887, called Shay's lnsur-
rection, in Massachusetts,; the third in
1894, called the Whiskey Insurrection Of
Pennsylvania; the fourth in 1914, by
the Hartford Convention; the fifth in
1920, on the question of the admission
of Missouri into the Union; the sixth
was collision between the legislature Of
Georgia and the federal government, in
regard to the lands given to the Creek
Indians; the seventh was in 1890, with
the Chcrokccs in Georgia; the eighth
was the memorable notification ordi
nances Of South Carolina, in 1882; the
ninth was in 1912, in Rhode Island, be-
tween the suffrage association and State
authorities the tenth was in 1855, on
the part Of the Mormons, who resisted
the federal government; the eleventh
John Browns raid; the twelfth, secession
in 1861.