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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A NEw GAuE-A new game Of
chance has just been introduced called
.-iiy loo" d is less objectionable than
srmc gaines eft chaucc, as there is no
chance of cheating. Lest some of orr
readers may mot understand the game
and wonder what DO Is. We VIII state
for their hCncft. that it is very simple
and easily learned Il may be played
bv any reasonable number Of persons.
The pisvers' names are written near
together and lump OF sugar laid on
each. Then commences the excite
mcut al waiting Tor a fy % light and
when ID does 20, the name Of the play
er under the sugar has To treat All
round II may not be a very high
toned game, but il makes lots Of tun
Cor thoss who lovs lsgsr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A SPIKE TEAN.-Sievens, FOruey
and Geary have Spliced teams-two
mules and a jarkass. There can be
no disputing the fact, that Stevens Is an
original, but the other two fellows
come about as near being honest poll
ticians, as a mule does a horse.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

NOTIcE-The chap that sold us the
dressed chickens last xeek, need not
trouble himself by putting the head,
neck and feet inside, the next time.
We have no babies to play with such
things, consequently we have no use
for Them
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Geo. W Snyder, Esq, County Su-
perintendent publishes a notice in
another column, Of vital Importance
20 School Directors. and we hope a
lively interest viii be manifested in
this matter by those whose duty IL
hacnn,es
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

As WE ExPEcrED.-Gov Curtin has
after fooling our Lumbermen com
pletcly for nearly year, signed the
"dam boom bill" BE was only try
ing to find out which side would bleed
the best.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

The FIRE element has lately made
several demonstrations in the neigh
borhood Of Front and Market streets.
but our vigilant and well organized
volunteer FIRE company Is always
promptly on the ground, and succeed
in "squelching' the flames before much
harm is done.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

We call the attention of our readers
TO an article on our first page, exhibit
ing the conduct of one OF "Zion's
blood.hounds." This is no Cooper
head lie" but comes through loyal
channel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

THE PHRE soIo ickL JOURNAL for
December. contains hno Portraits d
Dore, the great French Artist, The
King aud Queen Of Prussia, twelve
distinguished American Clcrgymen,
Miss Kate Batcman. with BiogrEph'es
and sketches Of Character. Also 9TH
er interesting matter including What
is Education ? iy john Ncai; Ciiarao-
ters ofShakspcare; Thgrs.the French
Statcsmans Orang-Outanrs, etc. On
ly 20 cents s. a year. Now Is the
time 10 subscribe. A New Volume
begins with the next number. Ad-
dress, Fowler and Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

Gar Ur NoUR Cruns. Tho January
number Of Godcy's iady's Book is on
our table This Initial Tor lS6s opens
with a "broad-sidC' upon the literary
world, aud will he received and dc
vourei by the ~grand srmy' Of the
lovers Of highioncd literature, with a
relish. Read the prospectus in anoth-
er column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

"SOLE SAVERS. ~ This term IS often
applied to the members Of one Of the
leading professions, by the ignora
and those predispused TO skeptici,m-
This is all wrong; the title belongs 60
the SHORT Shoemaker, IN Graham =
Row, who is far better prepared 10
save s0les than those alluded To. Road
his Peace proclamation elsewhere.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACH q CO..
Market Street. enc teor West OF Lie,
poldi's Brewery.

~ The Vrnrrietors hsvs entered into 'he
aout Shr. husinsss - ne shove
~ siaud. snr arc detr-- I'D ~ net be-
~esA~ ra'au-c either IN uusifv ur rrfce fer
their --rs Sp- isl sfirrti-r vui ~ rsif o.
msruiarfurirg ss-ra -ars W ha,s on hsnd
q large otei FNtNCu Nip ~ CtLF SKINS
Of - ~, hast qu-li,- 1te c''iseu. ~ Ci,sr
f,is aua the surrounding viriuits. -. respect
fu1y invited 90 give n. trsl NJ chs-c- 'er
rnls frlrarsrif. Ncv 2 i~st-r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
Real Estate for Sale.

~ 4 -usscri-r ottrs tht following valuable
Il e E-iai. = private sale;
iSs, acres nd 10 P'rrhes Of farm land, sixty
a-rss cisarrd, and having thereon q good frame
uease sni lug ha-n. Tas is the very besi coal
ssL S,issicd IA Wooi~sri township, one half
a,is from fusgyvil..
Also, 100 acres of Timber land situated on
Aergsns Rum ~ Noef~sri township, one and a
bali Hi,s iron rus.ysiie.
Aise. two acres. with two-siory plank house
sni frame sisac thereon. siiusted IN Woodward
io~nsh ,. on she road lcsiing from Tyrone to
t'uartcla iowa. ,-e iuiles From fnseyrillc q good
lo-sflon tcr q i-air-nan o. stv nd.
Asa two iois in pUscyNilir. with six houses
and enc hsrn crcct,d thereon. the two lots Wing
t-oinius. The tr-i. Ne ~, teing corner loi with
'svern stand. ceuisnlng tare- iourihs OF an acre,
~ith ever sNH iest OF hauk on Clcarfoid crsek;
rcnt vora si25 r,r year. Second lot no. H.
81 i.'f 90 frsui s,rst sni leu i,ei back with two
plank heass creaied 'h-cot, sell Suitable for mor-
csuiiir ~ -uy pusiie i1sii.ess.
~ Inc s'evc P-uPcs'y uiil be sola ~ rrRsnns-
biz F-scr@ sni tar tsrins. G. !. SlIOFF
o'i-3 en.ri MADEIRA p. o., Clcaraeli co.. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
A N ;. STEPHENS NEW Book.-


IuE s0LnIEBs ORPHANS Py Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens. auth0roI r ssaion and Fasiius "Thc
G1li nt.ct." "Ihe 0li Homestead" ~si'oui
S.-ur-iea." MARY nrrarnt -Eaicafcl Wiia.
"Thg Hcircs.. '.rhc Wilcs srre, ,ic.
THIS new hosk. rY i'rs. ann s. stephens. has
accu pr1u1uueel ty al to hc 81 iar tie best nni
uusi Interesting wurk ever written by her. Il ap-
rllrcl u monthly urfalueufs in prcrsla's Mag
aE.ne during ,he lasi wear. having been completed
n che December uuinler. uhlrr % proved 20 bc the
m1s, p1palar. pouc-hl ard surcrssiai novel thar
bas gFcr sprearei in that Maeaa.nc. and ii g. nos
Published eompieir and unabridged. iu one large
un.c.rrr ro.fI1e. Uniform ,-itA ths ''no.l Nrirk
- a.hau ana Iamirc and Zoe other works of
Mrs. Ann S.rf ueus. f.tl .iisaed by us. ItuiIuo
iaan prove to b. iho most popular and su,cessfui
work thar has ever been written ty this talented
American aufharess.
-nrs. Stephens hls rcefutly become iaroritc
with t tuiari.an reiiers 81 r-osg ietiou, and the
au1aan- meni oi ueu ue-k tom her -raceiil
ran q ehcc.fl ROSS to ihoasan D. OF rualsrs. and
fa--r b rare trfat iu sioro iar thrm for IN "Thc
soldiers o1.hlu's,7 frs. SfeIhus has, q uuy-
I, a.. f.arl aii her iurmer cHois rIals 81 Ices
T.Ian ~ scene ana A'tiuu. nai iulrU u llr
more artistic rlccI'eue0. anl au e.ahuratinI Il
etusc and cf.cis. a.tainaa.c only ly fraeiiscd
ur.irss. Ta. aston ol this nea novel irauspins
NlNN|N| .l.A NNAa 'A .NA 'NNNNAN7 "i AAtA NN'.
ite aufher does nat permit herself fo str1F. Thc
time s.iaefcl tv Ms. Stephens Is ne0rt iha infe
ear. and she pictures with vivid dIs.iustncs the
iamet suffering anl slerihrrs uutaird dy and
maie .,r tae grand and heroic struggle Coz ma
u1us unity. Ihc p.u- De- one oi absorbing inter
esi. thc rlurari.rs arc graphic transcripts FROM
rsni ie strau-lT iuiiriduaiizei and tho contrasts
fi-u,el by theF indiv deal peouliuriics. mental
and rtys.cil ieni rare charm io ihis last and
M isi hu shed oi Nrs. 81 rheus books
"rb, soldiers ophaus 8 puaishel complete
ia one large duoiecimo ruiumo. fuec 81 81 in
psr.s. of b IN e|oth.
MRS ANY s. srtpHENs OTHrR WORKS
The cod Brick an 51 May pcrveui, 81 50
silent STRUGGLES. an Fa.liln q Famine. so
lha Wucs sec-et D s0 Ih, old Homestead. 5l
The Rejected Wne, ] l0 lhe Homes, 81
Atore art m paper cltcr. ur in cloth at - each.
Tha abirs ha1kf a-t iar sale hT ail booksellers
Copies Of "Thc soldier. orshaus.' ar Of any
a'lc1 a- aiI ol ihe atore Feral-r top-s ~ NJ,
Aun s. Stephens uin te -laf o. auJ onc. tire Vi
ras.a.sr 1r fa-crt of rri-c. Aiircs. al uriers 90
T. B. PETERSON a BkuIhEhs.
800 Chestnut ~frcei. lhila r'rdia Pa,
"A sfr~ r4Ir ar.arr ir1nrrlI i4ir attention. a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

As TRUE A. GosPEL A lot of Yam
KEGS, several years ago, while making
a railroad tunnel il Egypt, dug up 8
mummy, and found pasted on the Did
of the sarcophagus, The following
"Gold is the only idol that Is w0r-
shipped in al lands without q temple
and by all scct~ without hypocrisy.
Now read the proclamation OF Joseph
Shaw 4 Son, in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

"TIcRETs, II You PHASE The
act d Assembly, approved the Seth Of
March la>t, requires the names of all
candidates to be printed or written.
or partly printed and partly written,
on one piece Of paper, similar TO the
tickets voted last fall. In the town
ships, the tickets must be headed
Township" and the names Of al the
candidates follow, vi n the ticket 20
folded that the word Township ap
pears on the outside. The tickets IN
the bnroughs are 20 Be the same, with
the exception, that Borough" Is sub
>tiiuicd tor Township" A. stated
iasi week, the election wall be held on
the last Friday OF this month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

A PRAcrICAL MAN.-A uasal-twaur-
ed individual standing on the corner
the other evening, with both hands iu
HE pockets to the elbows. propounded
the following conundrum 60 the crowd
What is the difference between q
mischievous mouse and a beautiful
young LADY, All gave ituP. Why,
said be, Zone harms the cheese and
theother charms the he's" The whole
party then started Tor Dan Counclly's
for their boots and shncs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
Clearneld Academy.

TUE ~eruni session ~ the scnsls.tic v-sr Of
fhis lust,rfiier vtll ettnR,eurs % MONDAY,
in- 9sih dss " NOVEMBER. isss.
fupiis rsn suf-r A. sry tiaue. They vill ne
charged ~ifh tutiiau irup he time they enter q,
TIE close q TIE >essian
h. cuursr II iusfrurfinn embraces every fhirr
inciuird 10 q tturuu.h. prsriscsl snd accom-
plished education for haib sexes.
The Principal Law us hsd The advantage -
muro eaprrirace N a. rruirs-iou, s.srr-- rs-
reuss sui gusrt N. msi h. sutirt sbiiit, .ud
cnsrri~s siii be- iesaf-f e. ih- narsl ssd wen
tai training = tn~ s.stt fi-rrs s.dsr his cbsfg.
fEtRh- Ot ntftfoN
0rthograrhy ResdirE. Nuurg sud Primary
Atiitustic. per S.--.s.s 10 -~rssj s. o.
6rsmmsr, Biography, Adihmrtis. ssd
History o. o.
Alsehrs. Geometry. Trirerf tnrtry. Nos-
ssr-'l-o. >s-'eyisg. rhils-~phs. Pht.i.
uiars Cheui.trs. B.ns Ees ,sug. it-uy
sd Physirsl e-,cr-Ihs a. -
Ls'iu, 6rssk I'D ", och. Nth .ry ~ ~
shure hrufffts si1 o.
- " isdu-iiuu wi hs r.sts fsr shseure
Er- g,r fu-f''-.F fa--;s--i--s itpuire II
kev. L. NtkhISON. a ",
rlrs-frli. iulv li i~fs ~ fris~paL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20


TuE S0LnIER's OErHANs We have
received from the Publishers, 7. b.
Peterson & Bros 500 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, copy of Mrs Stephens
last work, and find 1t fully egual to
the best efforts previously achieved
by that talented lady. No one can
deny that she possesses in remarka-
bic degree the power Of producing a
most absorbing novel "The Soldier :
Orphans" is not unnatural. but Is a
tale of the children Of volunteer
simple story which probably actually
has ocrurrcd = score OF times within
the past Eve years Il proves that
the pathos displayed in Fashion and
Famine" Is siill within the control ct
the writer Heretofore Mrs. stephens
has been chiefly celebrated tor her
wonderful creative powers. Her ima-
cil alton is vivid. and her powers Of
description of the first order Her
last work reveals her ous IN the field
of the natural. and ont Of the com
mouplaccs Of lite she has created a
romance equal iu interest 20 her most
thrilling Efforts The scene of her
story Is laid in our very midst and
possesses an additional Interest from
icsiiug iu fscts still fresh in the pub
iic mind. aud with events which have
mot yet lost their power 10 SIR she
blood with the enthusiasm OF patriot
ism. il fully equals, if nos surpa-scs,
any of her most popular WORKS See
iu unothcr column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
Cleanse the Blood.

NiTu cofruri. o. t,lnlsi Niosa
III ~ sou srs slcA al over. n uas
E-fn[ horil ost 10 pimrlts ,t suits. o.
M III ir fous srusr di,esss ofp msy
- uet, fesp yeu lsils,s dtff
"a md g,.od ics nrlhlAe nui sou
cannot hsrs gelA hcslih while gouf tloo J. in.
tal. Arert Ssts,rAsiiLa retse. out nsss
isrurliies n enftl, dife..t 80 rsipr,s hcslih
sni sanuiai.s thc orssns ~ Ne iute sisafuus
sciion Hence it rs iill cures ssfstf alcem.
D ainis which arc eau I'd by impurty " tAe iloud,
.uch ~ Scruiuia. ~ kirss i,n. Tuuors. l ulcers
Sores Erultians. pimIlss, hloictss hoils, ST.
Aaianys Firs. Aiss ~ H. ysipsias. Tst,ef
salt Rhee.n, scaii Hc.i Rias Nuf9 canoar Or
csnrsroas Iuuers, sore bye, femsls Di-safst,
such - Rsnution. Irregal.riy -upfrsssion,
wbns., Sisrlis. slss syphilis " veurrcal Dis
essr.. Liver csrgiaints. aud Heart Diseases.
Fry srsss Ssss,FAHIlLA, sns see for yoGrielf
the ,urpr.ing -rtisiiy -ith -kict it clesrses The
blood and ear. these di-ordsrs.
DufiIg late ysIs he YHhlc hsvo bees iflod
hy large batti-r. rrsteuaiug 20 give quart n
Eriracf q ssrssyarilla fsr oss dollar, Nos Of
ihese have been iraeds upoH iLr sick fsr ttey
at oEly eani.iu little. .f =Bs. sarssI srilia bat
uitn no curative ing-eiIcut whatever Hence,
bitter dssypsinsments has folla.cs ihs uss Of
The ssrious extrscts Of Sarsapsrila which good
the mafktt. Uaiil the u.ne itsn -. become
.s eali this compound. "sar,.p4rlia and in
tend % supply such . remedy A. shall rescas The
nsus rom iEe load Of obioquy ~ticd re-ts upon
a. We thiuk v- have srooai fsr believing il
has yirises ~hieb are Fresistibls hy the class Of
diseases u y intesd~d TO cure. We sss assure
The siek. thai oGrr theG the beet shersiive
knou how 10 pTodsre, and We have reason 10
believe. il l. hy fAr the DOst efectuAl purifier Of
the bissad yet atseoverrd
..fs 4 D. 4
kne~n O. sufpsss every orhar medicine for the
cure u cough., Colds. Iuaaenrs. Hosrseress,
CTuss, brouehiiis. Inc'pieut Consumption, and
for tbe relief o. Cen-1mptiss Pausuts in ad-
Fsnesd stages o. th- di-es-s, that ii Is useless
hes. "a reesu1s the eyldsuss - Ire viriu@s The
spfii krO~s thru- bet -. l,6h I'm
Prepared hy DE J. G. ArEn a Co.. Lowell,
Na-s.. aud seld ~ &. Il "a's9a. ClsarGeld; ".
T. Ne a. Gisu h-pe; Irwin 4 aart.hnrn. Cur
f-E a eusrasr lurut.r Gee
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20

One hundred dollars reward Read
the advertisement
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
DICHARD MOSSOP is NOW
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selling, at haif their usual prio,.
DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKs AND SHAwLS.
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HOSIERY,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-12-20
DR. Icons
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Il si4sviaf-s Nrars gis -na a zasrbs.
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IL h. 81 -i--sut sud sKsuisiteiy fragrant tsir
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u mskHs har-h hsir f.xibe a.. iu.iraus.
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Being fu'iy safishei Of the merit. 81 Leon ;.
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eruueut
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-23

structons IA the matter There Is no record Of any
reply having been snt TO the despatch
laid before ths PRESIDENT until since the disturbance
The whole correspondence will be given to tho public
very soon.
Large Number Of Visitors to the President.
The President aud encs for several hours day
70 an unusually large number Of persons among them
many ladies' all taking their turn to known their
business which, for the greater part did not fall within
the lime Of his Executive duty the conversations being
conducted in tone sufficiently loud to discover this
fact
No Trsth In the Report Of Indian Omtrages in
Paradise Valley, Californian.
Information has been received at the headquarters OF
General Grant. from tho general commanding in Cali
ferna that the reports Of Indian outages and massacre
wildly circulated the early part OF July as having
occurred in Paradise Valley CAL, false, and we're
gotten up by tho residents OF that place for the purpose
OF getting more troops sent there.
Departure Of Queen Emma for Niagara Falls.
Queen Emma left this morning In special car for
Niagara Falls She was accompanied In addition to her
s.,e by Mr.. r. s~Chilton, OF tho State Department.
Secretary w. H. Seward at the depot to SEQ her OF
Queen Emma designs stopping day al Gettysburg TO
visit tho battle-ground.
Internal Revennc Receipts.
Tho receipts q Internal since tho ist Of July
ara 100000 oos
Personal.
Assistant Secretary OF state f. W. Seward have Joined
his family ut Newport, Ky.
Postmaster Gcne.s Randall loft for Elmirs N. Y. ,
last evening" to Join his family yho ara about sailing for
Europe. Mr. Randall will return Is Washington in time
10 accompany the President ON his Western tour
Appointments by the President.
The following comm 'ssons have bosn issued to-day
Alfred Kllsorc United tatcs District Attorney FOR tho
DiSr CT ri Indiana wire John Wlnna r. Sidney Poa OF
Indiana be United States Cosul at the mort or Trieste
and all other ports In the Austrian domnlnns tho
Adria' coast except the mort, belonging 10 Lombardy
and Venice; A. W. fhayer. oe Massachusetts 10 be
United States Consul at Vienna: Thomas GRAY, 10 be
naval 0ficer ut San Francisco Cab. John M0GnniS OF
III nois, TO ~ Commissioner TO the Paris Exposition,
George N Peeho to he Collector or Internal Revenue
for the District o. Nevada; Geo. W Clark, 10 b Post
master ut Iowa CITY. Iowa
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Aaron Hart standing nj that place when wagon In
With two men, OF ihom without a hat, drove
up and leaving the horse standing. jumped out The
man without hG, Immediately snatched the boy hat
black Kssuth one, broken Ia front-on his head and
saving, want this and will new ono Tor u.
vanished round the corner The boy surprised
that he dd not al first call out when he did the officer
came and after hearing tho lads story took the horse
aud wagon away When the wagon searched one OF
tho rings stolen found The ring Il a cluio
diamond Tho horse well bred fast trotiing sorrcl
nag, and the vehicle three quarter coabox WAGON,
painted black, with blue cloth crshion Both were
taken BY the police TO verv stable where they VIII re.
main until an owner Is found for them
Mr.. Tice gives but very ndistnct description OF the
man who took hts diamonds He saws he u slight
built middle aged man. with smooth face The value
OF the property lOst Is about four thousand dollars
A roundsman from headquarters found one OF the
rings outside o. the door or the STORE and one OF MI
Toes clerks found another the place Both
were undoubtedly dropped by the robber In his hurried
exit The police and detectives ut onca PIT on tue
track. AT nine p. two men were arrested BY an
oicer OF the Forty second precinct but on MT lice
saying neither Of them the person who visited him,
they werc discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-23
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smDiyis' SAILORS Mas Mss-'Sd.-The aJourhed
meeting " Tho Soldiers and sailors hsoaa union was
held last rsght at Masonic Hall, Thir,s,nth street
The lposiNg gentlemen appointed comm, zee OF
ananreneuts for the grand mnss meeting 10 bo hc.'
ncNt week 70 endorse The Philadelphia Convention -
Chairman, General J. Hobart Ward; Captain r. Doian,
Major Van Hoicn Colonel LYNCH Major McGrih, Captain
Thomas W. Mhler Major II Law son. Colonel Froe
man, Private @. y u Captain J. Freddie. Captain
smith, GrnerI NcGrfgar General Hhyer, General
Dcven Cnonel Barns Cap9in Nssh Major Wnrrer
CAPTAIN II 'Lebrnau, ~ eate W = Potter cr-rnni ".
q PEEK, Lieutenant Baxter, Captain McClcuachRn,
Malrr Began, Colnno ~ bean. Captain shaw Private J
HcHker, Private Siapetnn. captain J. Downoy. Tho
committee vii meet this evening same me and psne
Tine 'GsssAs DEsocaAnC uSIoS PARiyr EdoasNG
rnE rrAovIrnrs CrSvpSTi "a meeting ~ The General
Committee of ths organization held as, evening
The Germanla Assembly icons whore series ~ rcso
lal'ons pissed endorsing President jnhnsnns so
raion policy, as ~ fpr Ia tho late lhlai iphia Con-
ycn'ion. The proceedings we're harmonious sui cnihu
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