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George 3 ee.

MASON, PLASTER AND CISTERN
XI BUILDER, is prepared to do all work in
his line of business, in the most expeditions and
substantial manner. long experience in
these branches of business justifes him in
guaranteeing satisfaction to those who may de-
sire his services. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
March J l866.-1y.
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r. Iiebenthal.

NLOTHIER, and Dealer in all kinds of Fur
" nishing Goods suitable for gentlemen's wear
Room opposite Pierson House.
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II. I'll. Holdridge,

NEALERin Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Yam
~ key Notions, Queensware, Glassware, etc.
No. l, Roberts Corner, Upper SanduskY, O.
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Drs. Ferris & Byron

nFFER their services 10 the citizens of Up
Oper Sandusky and vicinity.
gY- Office in Beerys Block, in the room for
merly occupied by McKelly & Grisell
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Joseph Oppenh

joseph Oppennelmef,
CLOTHING & GENTLEMEN'S FURN ISH
" ing Store. No. 8, Beery's Block.
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J. Bowsher & Cos
NEW LIVERY & SALE STABLE.

eWHorses and Vehicles ready for hire at all
hours of the day Stable Immediately rear of
Yellow Corner.
Up Sandusky, Aug 16, 1865.
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8asimess giteetur.j.
P Gu EO

TOB PRINTER-PEA1N AND FANCY
y Job Work neatly executed at the following
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-25
Drg. Mcdonald & Chesnev

physicians d sURGEONs-office on the
L West side Main street opposite the Pierson
House, Upper Sandusky. Ohio.
We attend promptly to all professional calls
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TERMS QE ADVERT SING
PHUNNY ITEMS.

| lines, Brewer type, to constitute square.
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vDHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AND
SALONS osPHAN HonE will to hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which TO be devoted TO support aud maintenance
Of HArioEAL soLptRRs SAILORS oRPHAHs other
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
tories.
be and the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear eredttAble contrast with Any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Fih streets every Tuesday, at IL N, until the
opening Of the Fair and ali Ladies DESTROYS OF opera
ting In the becs Of the association ars cordially in
ytsd 10 attend. Aplo.d.
TIE Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
eai' ors Orphans ioms Association regret to
TO the public their insby TO open their Pair at the
line Advertised-MAy l1-as hey and u impossib . to
obtain building IN time ~ nieently com uodous. As
the necessary arrangemeps made due notice
will be given. IL ID expected that this announcement
will 10 discourage the energies the friends
already engaged in the god work. but rather suggest
the Importance Of renewed aud united action until the
good 10 accomplished. my30.f
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PosrPosED.-The case Of Leonard Huyck,
arrested about two weeks ago on complaint Of Jos.
sph Thornton, which was hIsd for trial before Jus
tios Gibsrsop yesterday morning. was further post.
poned BY consent Of council; 8. L. Phillips, Esq,
for tho prosecution, and W. D. Davidgs for the
defence. a.. #. .s.. E... .....
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoS.-The reg
ular weekly meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union held last evening at their hail. 4sl Ninth
street. The following named gentlemen were elected
to serve for the ensuing sig months: President,
Maj H. A. HALL drst vice president, A. J. Bennett
second do, y, K. Daksi third do, W H. II. Bates
recording secretary, w O. Porter assistant do,
Lawrence Wilson, corresponding secretary, win A.
Short financial secretary, John II. Simpson, treas.
ursr, L. J. Bryant sergsant.at.arms, ohas. sehAm-
baugh. ..r." .. .....
Maj Hall, L. b. Dudley, and W. A. Short were
appointed to make arrangements for the Union to
visit Phiadslphia to participate In the celebration
on the 4th Of July.
A committee, consisting Of D. 0. FOrney, M, W.
Gait, r, Cohen, L. cisphans. and Maj. D. l.. Cur
tis, was appointed to assist the managing Director
Of the grand national concert to DO given the ID
Of August neIt.
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Lr-BErRAYED.-The little clique Of den
lists who would faiu dispsrage the sorodont, b.
tray. By their own foolish fretfunes the fact that
the preventative properties Of this pure vegetable
sntssptio are It's real offence. It interferes with
business interests; that's all.
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M A II k Il II .


Latest from Europes .H
FAprHIR PoIxr, June 25.--Ths steamship Mo-
ravian, wishwo days later adviess has passed here
tr vERY LATEST VIA. LONDONDERRY.
LvERPooI, Tuesday evening. June lb.-CottOn
sales Of the week, "a, 900 bales including l. $50 to
spectators and 10, 800 TO exporters. The market
ruled armsr, id.aid. per pound advance for Amsri
can slightly dearer for other descriptions. Orleans
Fair loId Orleans Mddiing, 14id Mobile Fair, l6d.
Mobile Middling. lIid. Uplands Fair, l5id. Up
lands Niddllng. Id Stock in port ,o4O 900 bales,
including AL, 900 bales Of American.
Sales to-day. tFridsy) 5000 bales, including
|, 200 to spectators and exporters. The market Is
quiet and unchanged. Breadstufs hrmsr. The
hsldsrs Of -four and wheat demand assurances.
Corn is dull and declining. The provision market
Is steady.
| Loupox, juno 18th. consols closed at 86l asst.
Five.Twentiss 64ia65. Ashes quiet and steady.
Sugar stesdy. Coffee inactive. Rice fat. ROsin
dull. Spirits Turpentino no sales. Petroleum
quiet and steady.
Br TELEGRAPH TO LoSposDERRr.
LONDON, June l5.-The weekly returns Of the
Bank Of England show increase Of bullion Of
81, 7O3, 900. '..
No formal declaration Of war has yet been made
but the Emperor Of Austria In . speech To the
Vienna corporation yesterday said that having
done everything else he was compelled to resort to
the sword.
The German Diet by vote Of nine 70 six have
resolved to mobilise the Federal srmyN
A Prussian member protested from the decision
Of the Diet. Austrias representatives insisted on
the indissolubility Of the Confederation, and the
Diet voted Its adhesion to the Austrian Diet decls
ration. --.
| Ii Al t.Ns II l.
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NEw YORK, June 2S.-The weekly Bank state
mSnt shows the Increase Of loans to DO $1,000 OOo'
CiroulatiOn $780, OOO Legal tenders, $3.50, 900.
Decrease Of specie sans 900. Deposits, Sac, 900
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
0IEsBoRO, d. y. s'.
ouARrERNAsrER GESrRAL's OPPIos, }
FIRST UIvisIoE,

wAsHIsoros, D. O., Jaus ~, 1866
BY order Of the ouarsfmas,sr 0susra there will be
sold on the premises at public suction under the d.
nsasas on TUESDAY JAY 10, 1855. At /. O'Clock, q.
af,:r. PRibsT, Jaly Is On which d.y he Wa.
.rworEs win DO sodj until the whole shall have bssn
disposed Of the following described public ProPsry,'o
Eleven uD oness Crams) 2sxl4a two stOris.) isxao,
ing ti io,iSJ SIss. isSIS. two aSsas' snd assis
Eighiy niue (ssI Lsborers' aua'tsrs frams) sevs,.
~ fSur iOx fourteen i2il4 aud one iSzis, with shed
Tsa 10 Dwellings, frame } 2srso rwo stories, with
back bud,Is. lsxsi 'oar ieSai iS1to ieasa ,snaS
ioIlo, 1870 with Wig losi4 S,za+ with she'd ad-
EiSs o. Mess Houses, Crsm. asriso owe ..or..J
Jwts sdditioSs lOIi2j 2sxSO, two ssOr,ss,} isISO.
90! si %. Tsf . iS%I .its
one a hospital Stable. rans, with Sg7OlinsGi feet
css q Issuing Stable, t.n.J with ASIA lia'.i feat
rs.nty SsQ sq,ld,oE., rr.I. 1.zsS 2s,ss. ls1sas
2lEIs asxSOo, 9Ds 25. and l7KH. 30
Shedding, T75s LasAl feet. "
Seventy eight 49, hAnger', stSxlS-thrss and half
vt TS ssSE (sN Out Houses. -.-r..
TSSs. % SS.TSss 6ss 20 Isl :assrsf.s. one ii.iss
FsnSiDg, $3.50 NasAl feet. . ...r.r..r ..
oas % storshouss (frAme) b2xibo, ..r..
Two acksmith Shop, lfrHmeD AsEl0o, and 9sxl6o.
ous % Bngine House, l7xS2 10.
The ba lipgs will be sold siagly, and must be 70,
moved withiS iwsuty days .g-. ...
The bu ldugs will be Iaksn down at the expense Of
the purchasers The depot Il sessssiLs by water, and
vessels Of the arseSt elAss eau be loaded al TIE wharf,
| Term: : CAsh 10 Govern meat funds.
boat for OF sboro will the Sixth street wharf
| every hour durBg The day Of sale. ~
For further Information apply In peTFOn, or BY letter
| to Capt GEoRak,T 7. BROWNING, A O. NJ, 0issboro',
| ' = JAMES A. KKIN,
| Brsyst Brig, Gen. s A, 10 ehArEs,
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INsUnANcE CoMpANIEs.

INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.a
EXCELSI0R FIRE NSURANCE COM
~ fAsY. 81
-o,,,os......; 1850. ". iso i.c.is.y, u y
boid Purnitare Merchandise vessels in Port and other
Properly against Loss BY rlre
Dtnscronsi
MAgcus 2; nopyEs,
%Hlp 1anurchss,
WILLIAM RERDLN. ....
oUsTIys REYNIUo,
RAMSAY Crooks,
JOSEPH D. YOUNG.
CHARLES 9 PILL, ...
Q. PACALIN,
g. p oiLBKKr,
.. ROBERT scHsiL, .. .r.
JSsEs l. HosoSN, TIP .'..
JOHN LErRlhowkLL,
osoRgE = srspMAN,
HkNRY LEWIS,
i.s sStl M oRA'r h s,sS p HoDors, pr..,.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY, Srw YoRx.
CASH cAP1TAL............oN ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY, 1906. 81, ets, Los
This Company insurss, al customary rates Of pre-
MUM, against ali MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or FRRIGHT; also against loss or
| damage By FIRB. ....... 0 ...
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cent. Of the net profits
without ineurrng aay liability, 10 lieu thsrso ct
their option, q liberal discount upon the premium
All losses equitsbly adjusted aud promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January %, 1899,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM, President. .....
ROBERT N. G, GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, Jr, ID Vice Prss't
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
| CHARLES KING, Agent,
| Room No. I. Washington Building,
| je7-ly Cor Psnnsylvania Az. aud sevsnth street.
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DIED.

wife Of Col Geo Clsndsnin, IT, the 22d year Of her
age. .-...... .
On the Esd instant at the residences Of her grandson
do,d win yorke Alice near Washington, Mrs MAlYA-
REr sSIDBR, widow Of thu late Edwin Augustus AtLse,
NJ D., OF Philadelphia, aud mother Of Yor.e Alice,
a., Of this city. Mrs AtLee In her s7lh year.
Her r,nAns will be removed to Philadsphia and
buried.
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RELIoIoUs.-Chief Justice Chase has gen.
srously subscribed the sum Of s5. 900 towards the
new Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church.
Surely with the assistance Of the President Of the
United States, the Chief Justice, Lieut. Gen.
Grant, Secretaries Harlan, Stanton, and other gen
tismsn Of distinction and wealth, that noble memo.
rial temple will soon DO reared In our midst.
In the venerable Methodist Episcopal church at
Alexandria on Sunday tho exercises throughout
were exceedingly interesting. The eloquent DR.. W
J. B. Morgan, presiding elder, preached morning
and evening. In the afternoon the quarterly Low,
Feast took place. and was we'll attended. During
the exercises special reference made to the old
citadel Of MsthOdism. erected nearly slItyhv'
years ago, awakening many touching "reminiscences
The quarterly meeting for Georgetown, D. G.,
will take place in Dunbarton street church next
Sabbath. Their great centenary Love Feast vii
DO held In the afternoon. A mass meeting Of tn
old MsthodisI are expected TO DO present.
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aBALTrHoRG, June 26.-Ths weather continues
Intensely hot. The Thermometer sighty'sigbt
degrees.
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sPLEsDID INVESTMENT,


BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Rx Secretary Of War
Hon. JOS. A. 6ILMoRB, Ex-Governor Of New HAmp-
shire.
Hon CHAUNoEY N. DEPEw, late Secretary Of State,
New York. ...' .
Hon. JAS, H. WALTON, late Treasurer ofu s. Mint
Hoo N b BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
40. L. rRAsR, Esq., hr1 Of BlgsioW TraSk' New
York.
THos. COREY, ESQ, Arm Of Corey, Wilson Co, BOs.
ton, Mass.
ELIJAH y. DEwIN0, Esq,, New Orleans, La.
Major H. 0. BRIGHAM, late PSymAStsr U. sA., Wash
This Company offers greater Inducements for invest
ments than Apy Stock COMPANY now In existence.
The object Of the Company 10 to afford facilities to the
Cotton and Sugar Planters OF the South 10
gr-W and get their crops 70 Market always taking good
and sAtiAAoory security by mortgage, On their PEnIA
too aud crops for money advanced In procuring sup
plies paying labor aud other necessary expenses incl
dental to the development Of the soil. ,
CAPITAL AND LABOR
the universal requirements Of the lArges portion Of
SOUTHERN STATES.
and when Judeiously app a, no matter by whom fu
nished, viii restore that portion Of our unfortunate
country to Its former prosperity and make the south all
| that Nature designed u, a" ... ..-.
THE GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened In this city BY
| JOHN W. MAolLL, Agent, al the BANKING House O
LEwls yoHSs0k CO., ooraaT Of PsAnsylyani
| syahus aAd Tenth street. Apfs.u
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BYTELEGRAPH
TO
The National Republican.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
he WAR CLOUD STILL LOWERING.

Rumor Of a Declaration of War
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
VI THR BENEFIT OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

THE SOLDIERS AND sAlLoRS
NATIONAL oRPHAN> HOME FUND,
under the auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
wAshiuRt IN, D. G, at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EvENINg. August O. 1893.
AS- 800 0O0 tickets will be 30 at e sAoh-76, 900
presents swsrded, valued " t250o0 t15 90 Of the
PROFITS to be given to the soldiers aud Sailors. National
Orphans Homo Fupd, ~ 800 to the Washington Male
aud Female Orphan Asylumhe balance AFTER ductinE
expens be paid to the rrea.ursr Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, D. @.
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w A s II N G T o N
EMBROIDERY STAMPING COMPANY.
S29 Y Street, between Tenth AAd Eleventh strsstH.
RESIDENT ANAoBR...............MRs MORGAN.
COPIES STAMPS.
New pud Choice Styles,
CUSHIONS, sMoKISo GAPS, Ann STIR.
PIERS, (tNCLrDINo MASONIC
EMBLehsJ IN 0REAr
VARIETY.
COATES AND OTHER CoTToNs
SILKS Sewing ''f sE sSSis'' T.. A0A AD'
Ladies' are respectfully invited to call and examine
sp. omepS aud may no assured Il receiving the most
polite attention, whittier they leave ord-rs or not
II Is eppeeall hoped thai those who ave bseu dis
APpobed u obtAiuiHg article. elsewhere to suit them
will favor US With esll f-hll-6m
DRADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
7sS BROADWAY
NEW YoHK,
Nearly opposite Grace Church
Mr. Brady has view and Ter sale Gt his Gallery,
PORTRAITS OF ALL OFFICERS,
Of both services who have dishp Eushsd hsmsslvsS Ia
the late The siIss vary from carte dc vtIits TO
IN addition TO his varied assortment Of ih'ns'ss' Mr.
COLLECTION o. VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic the recent
diet, which II nay be presumed viii be valusd by not
| only those more Immediately concerned, bat their
friends as msnsa,Oes Of the trials through which the
nt NJ. Brsdy always pay. oou.id.nSN attention to
''fIS s:w .tyl. Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN Ia,
been bFoughibg NJ. DssIy V pshs''aoa- sPa-u
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THE GERMAN DIET SIDE WITH AUSTRIA,
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Austria Evacuates Holstein.


THE oucHIEs OCCUPIED ny PRUSSIA.
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switzerland Prepares for Defence,

Italy Advancing Beyond the Pc
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WHHhInRlOn, ID Q, L0cF BOZ NO. Vt
B.. REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO
Nal. Gen. Winfield 4. hancock, U s.A.
Gen Robsrt @. Rchenek, N. o, Ohio.
Gen. HAlbsTt y. Paine, N. c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John II. Ketehum, NJ c., New York.
Gen. James O Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hsdriek, Iowa
Gen. d. @, MeCAllAm, d. O.
Gen o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. ThOs W. Ferry, NJ @ Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ. c., Pennsylvania
D. c. Forney, E-q., district Of Columbia.
Nal X. Doughty, New York
Hon Richard WAliAoh, Mayor, Washington, D. @.
Hon. VIM Kelley, NJ. @, PenusylyauiA
Hon. Kslian v whSley, NJ: C., West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon @. IngsrSol, NJ. e., lllinop.
Hon, Henry q Dsming,M G Connecticut.
Hon. A II LAnin, N. O., New York.
Hon, Leonard Myers, NJ O., P-nnSylvaniA.
Hon. william A. Newell. N C., New Jersey.
Hon. George W. Juliau, N. C., Indiana,
Hon. Stephen Y. wlsOb, NJ. @ PsnnsylyAniA,
Hon. J ". Orinnel, NJ. G., Iowa
Nal O. NJ Vac Buren,, New York. je6-sodan
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- INas AT ALEX NNDRIA,v VA

Brsvst Brig. Gen. U s A, Ia eeArEs.
ian .lIyIO FIRST Div 81 n, Q n q o.
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Groaf DemoraIi=GfiOn,

The opposition party is just now
undergoing series of Affections by
disatfection and rebellion within It's
own ranks, that must shortly wind
up the loyal concern, which has done
business for five years past IN the
name of Lincoln, Stevens, Sumner 4
Co, and held together by rapine, muir
der, arson and general plunder. A
kind of political cholera is sweeping
over the country. Not only has the
HGovernment7 deserted the Disunion
allies. but one after another ct Their
great men are falling around them.
The desertion of the Chairman OF their
National Committee, Mr.. Raymond,
is an aflliction they can lily bear
while Mr.. Turner, the Chairman Of
their State Committee in Illinois, has
also turned against his party and Is
battling for the "Governmentj" and
even in Maryland, where neither lib
erty nor Democracy has had an abb
ding place for the past five years, th'
Chairman and a majority of thei
State Committee, the Governor, an
the whole machinery of the State gov
ernment, are all doing heroic servie
in the name of liberty and law Tn
abread and butter brigade" as tn
adead duck" denominates those VIII
arc opposed to Disunion and war
becoming a formidable party, and WI
surely administer a death-blow
Radicalism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

The Charleston Mercury, Richmond
New York Tribune, Forney's
Press, and the lesser lights that fol
low in their wake, all denounce the
Philadelphi a Convention, The trea-
SON mongers, on both sides of the
Union line, are eating soup out of tho
same dish. Shoddy patriotism, wheth-
er it shouts for JEFF Davis and the
Confederacy, or Lincoln and "the 'odr
for the Union" while backed by Chris
tian Commissions and Sanitary Fairs,
after all, amounts to this oppression
and plunder. Fanatics in both sec
tions, ostensibIy engaged in gigantic
crusade about the rights and liberties
of four million of wretched negroes
but j f they are not called off by the
patriots of the land, these destructives
will forever ruin the rights and liber
ties, not only of the negros, but that o
thirty millions of whites also.
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coupT pRocIAMATroN.

lxruEREAs. Hon. SAMUEL LINN, rres-
w idcnl Judge ofthc Court of ofOommon fleas
Of the twenty hfth Judicial District, composed Of
,he eonntiee Of clcarGcld, Centre and Clinton
and ,ho hon. WIN. c. FOLEY and Hon. JNO. d.
THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clearheld co.
have issued their precept to me directed, lot we
holding Of a Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court Court Of Quarter Sessions Court OF oyer
and Terminer, and Court Of General Jail Delivery,
at the Court House at Clearhcld, in and ior the
county Of Clearhcld, on the Fourth Mohaay
t2fth da,) of september 1866
NOTICE is, therefore hereby given, 70 the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constabies'
in and for said county Of Clear6od, TO appear In
their proper persons, with their Rolls, records
Inquisitons, Examinations, and other hemem.
brances. to do those things which to their oihces
and in their behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearheld, this zsth
| day of June, in the year Of our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and sixty NIX
sHERrrr's OrFicE, JACOB A. FAUST,
! Clearfeld, Aug. 29, 1865. oher'B
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Col. Davis, the Democratic nominee
for Audnor General last fall, and
member Of the late Soldiers Conven-
ton at Harrisburg, thus expressed
himself, through the Doylestown Dem
ocrat, in reference 10 the Disunion
candidate for Governor. He says
We have never yet written line in criticism OF
dorogaion of the military career Of General Geary
the Disnnion candidate for Governor OF this State
We have known him for years, and our personal
relations have ever been Of the most pleasant kind.
We served together in the Mexican war, and were
both officers in the late war, which were additional
reasons why we never assailcd his military record
We have opposed his election solely on the ground
of want of capacity as a statesman, and because OF
the radical disunion platform on which he stands.
1t appears, however, that he has regard for the
military reputation Of gentlemen who differ from
him in politics. whom he assais, regardless OF truth
or common decency. At speech which he made
at FORK ON the 9th instant in speaking OF the late
Soldiers Convention at Harrisburg, he made use
of tho following paragraph;
"When l look around this assemblage, ana lee
that around me are fellow soldiers who have Dofn'
arms with me from the first battle on Bull Run, no
one or two of them from regiment as was thecas
q few days ago at Neutrality-suspicious. and COW
ards skulkers and hospital bummers. ! kno'
such is the fact, for l have driven them from Ia
army myself"
When Gen. Geary made use Of the above OK
preston he knew that he was telling LIE, pu
this knowledge did not restrain him from comIni'
ting an act that disgraces him in the eyes OF a
, honorable men. Such a known and wilful ials'
) hood will render him INFAMOUS. The cloak
charity, that has covered him in the past, Will y
longer shield him from the merited castgation d
{ shortcomings in military and civil life invite ~
ourself and the thirteen other delegates who u
! tended the Convention from this county, We pr
nounce the charge of General Geary to be false
every particular. and that in making II he h
:, proved himself an unmtigated liar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

ANOTHER GRAND RALLY.-The
fighting officers and soldiers Of the
army are going to hold a Conven-
tion at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th
of September next, TO endorse the
proceedings of the Philadelphia Con
vention. The cali is headed by such
leaders as Gen. Custer, Gen. Stead
man, Gen. Dix, Gen. Averill, Gen.
Ewing, Gen. Rousseau, Gen. Critten
den. Gen. Heath, Gen. Meredith anC
one hundred and thirty others.