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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-05
LEG AL NOTICES.

SOUTH CAROLINA-Lancaster District
pY ID. A. WILLIAMS. Esquire, Ordi.
- nary for said District.
WHEREAS, K.'G. Billings, Com'r Equity
IL ID has applied to me for Letters Of Ad
ministration. debonis non on oil and sing6lar
the goods and chattels, right, and credits
of John Williams, late Of the District
aforesaid. deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
moniSh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for tho said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House. on the 18th day of
Sept next, to show cause, if any, why the
said Administration should not be grant ed
~ Given under my hand and seal,
l. this 9th day of Aug'st in the year
(~~->of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred ana sixty six, and in the 9Oth
year Of the independence Of the United
States Of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, O d.
Aug. g, 1866. Ct [prnters fee sl2
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MEMOIRS OF THE WAR
IN TUE
Southern Department Of the o. States
t,a By COL. HENRY LEE
Edited BY his Son, Gen. Robert T.. Lee.

The undefsigsed will ts.us 10 November
new and revised edition Of This tii"st val
table and Interesting work on the Rsvoiu
tionarv War Much new aud iapo,tant
material has been added, together with =
biography Of the author by his son. Gen.
Il z. Lee.
Coionsl Lee wss one Of the mos, di s,in 4.
guished officers or the American Army in
the ksvelution, and was held in high es.
teen by Washington.
His w.sk 10 writes with eandor and a
bi,iiy, and Possesses tho charm peculiar to
writes who have witnessed with their own
eyes the scenes which they describe IL
6sssrv~dly ranks among ihs aosi interest.
lag orks or siniIar description which
haze essr been written.
Originally Published 10 1909 aud again
In is2a, copies OF either edition are now
very rare, and eom~an1 q high price
The present edition Will be issued 10 one
large voIsns octave, 6seiy printed. and u
isstsatsd With four f,nily portraits, farn.
hheA expressly for the wsrk & also q per.
tsait Of General 6veWs, eomnaadsr Of the
Soath~sn Department, aud m intimate
Frissd Of The au,hor--sll handsomely On
gravrd 90 sisel Bound in Eng:sL mosor.
Go cloth, price - 90.
], will be ssid by subscription. Agents
Will find this work enc Of the ssssi desirs.
bic 70 oA.r in all parts Of the county.
RICHARDSON T. CO., PubIi-hers,
go Broadway, Ns~ York.
Ssptsmbsr sth. 1853.
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

J. J. Porter, Adm'r. Bill for sale of Real
VS.. Estate, to marshall as.
L. X. Rone, ct. al. sets, &c
In conformity to the Decretal order Of
the Court Of Equity at June Term, 1866,
in the above stated case, the creditors Of tho
Estate Of Robert II. Porter, are hereby
notified that they are restrained by Injunc.
tion from sueing at Law on their claims
against said Estate. The said credi tors are
further nstified that they are required to
present and establish their claims before the
undersigned Commissioner of the Court,
on or before the 10th day Of October next,
or failing 40 to do said claims will be barr
ed. X. g. BILLINGS, G. f. l.. ID.
July 4th, 1866. -3m.
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I'm EQUITY Y-Lancaster.

John Ross and w. NJ. Bill TO Marshall
Connors, Executors, assets, Injunction,
rs Confirm sale vf
Samuel Spence, B J.& Property, Relief,
Witherspoon,Ad &c.
miaistrators,and others.J
1t appearing. to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioners, that Samuel Spence, Sand
el N. hammond, a BRAN n. Wells and wifs
Ann II. Wells, defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of thu.
State, on motion Of Williams g. Allison,
Solicitors for C"mpIainants 1t is ordered
that the said Def ndants do answer, plead
or demur to the Bill in this cause on or be-
fore the expiration of three months from
the date hereof, or an order for judgment
pro confesso will be made against each and
every Of said defendants
K. G. BILIINGS,C. ED.
August 3, lS66-3mos.
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A LARGE Supply Of BLANKS for sale
"A for cash. as this Office, embracing
Lawyers Nagistsstcs, Sheflf's, &c.
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UyE acw have on ess ssw beitisg eivtAs
w ss the Cunningham rill, 90 Cedar
Greek, sad tosh The Wheat aad Cors mills
are Ia esed order. We griad sll eu.s,ities
Ses eAs sos tenth toll. Ycu will Gn6 Ms.
Lyax, evs miller. strict ard sceswmSd.tise
lfyess grsia is COED we gssrnstes enter
satisfaction. cI4ARk T. A0BLEY.
Sally eth te66-6ss.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

Rob't. NJ. Sims, Admir-. Bill for sale of
vs.. hand, Injunction
Harriet A. Campbell, )andsto marshall
and others. assets.
In conformity to the Drc'ernl order Of
the Court Of Equity at June Term, is66,
in the above stated case, the creditors of
the late Hugh w Campbelldec'd are here
by notified that they are restrained by In
junction from having, u,aintsning, or pros.
ecn'ing suits Mt law against complainant as
Administrator of said deceased, or enforcing q
wris Of Fieri Facias, subsisting against II.
w. Campbell in his life time. The credi.
tors, all and singular, of said II. w. Camp
bell. ec.ased., sre further notified, that
they are required to present and establish
their claims, before The undersigned Conn
m ssioner of the Court, on or before the
10th day Of October next on failure so te
do the said claims will be barred.
X. .G. BILLINGS, C.E. L. d.
July 4th, 1866. -3m.
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SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster District
pY D. a. WILLIAMS. Esquire. Ordinn.
- ry for said District
WHEREAs, SARAH Il SIMS. has ap
Piled to mo for Lst,sfs Of Administration
on all and singular, tie goods aud chn,t.l.,
fights and credits Of MICHAEL. J. SINS,
tate Of tho District aforssnid. deed.
These are, therefore, to cite .nd admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
befur. me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District 10 be holden at Lancaster
Court House en- the Gotta day OF Sept inst.
10 show cauae, IT ahy, why the said Ad.
f"inistration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand aud seal, this Ist
day OF September, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
slx,y six, md in the 9lst year Of the
Independence Of the u ). Of America
u. A. WILLIAMS, O. l.. ID.
Sept. 9th. 1866. ~
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State of North Carolina,
EETDV COUNTY

William Stevens IN EQUITY
vs. TO Fall Term,
R +. wyle, and wife 1866.
Mary a, and others.
Petition for Indemnity as Surety.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that Il. f Wylic aud wife. Mary
Aiire, and Charles Harris Cran ford, Annie
Phif-r Crawford, Martin Paul Crawford,
defe .danis in this case, reside beyon the
limits OF this State. II is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successivev IN The Lancaster
Ledger, newspaper published in the town
OF Lancaster, in the State of South Carroll
M, where the defendants all reside. notify
ing the said defendants of the filing Of this
petition, and that unl.s, they appear ut the
next Term Of this t'ourt 10 be held in tie
Town Of Monroe. N. c., on the 9th Mon
dav after the 4th Monday IN August, 1866,
and answer the petition, the same will b..
taken pro contrsso and heard er parte as to
them.
Witness. THOMAS ID. WINCHESTER. Clerk
and Master Of said Cour,. ut office ia
Monroe. this 29lh day OF July, 1866.
T.. ID. WINCHESTER, c. N. f.
Aug !. ct.
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LEG AL NOTICES,
I'm EQUITY-Lancaster,

Elizabeth Hammond, widow, |
vs.. Bill for
John Ross and w. NJ Connors, Dover.
Exrs Z. II. Hammond, "ec'd
surviving Exec'r OF ). B. Ham.
noud, decd. and Others.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Sam
uel N. Hammond, Abram NJ Wells and
wife Ann II. Wells. three Of the defendants
IN the above stated case. reside bevond the
limits of this State on motion Of Kershaw
Compainanrs Solicitor, i, is ordered that
the said Defendants do plead, answer or d o.
mur TO the B'll IN said case or or before
the 10Th day Of November next othsr-
wise Judgment pro confesso will be order.
ed against them.
K q. BILLINGS, C f. l.. d.
Com'rs Oiiire, Lancaster &. fl,
). &. Aug. d, 1866. 3m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-31

CORNs, BUNIoNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chlblains,
Calloslties, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
eessfully treated without pain, by DR.. White,
surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. or
nee hours from a. m. to p. m, and 6 to d.
m Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation.
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CITY ITEM q.

ODD FELLOWS LEvKE.-The Library Asso-
citation of the Odd Fellows OF this city are "a
give grand leyee at Odd Fellows Han 7th
street on Monday night, Feb. 5th. This enter
taInment is for the benefit of their library.
Great preparations are now being made to in
sure an evening Of pleasure TO all who may at
tend - -
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JEwELEY.-1,O00 styles Of Jewelry, Silver
Plated Ware and Fancy goods for only oae
dollar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No
ABS Pa ave-, third door from AZ st
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SPLENDID articles OF Jewelry just opened
this day. All for one dollar, and q free gift
always included at the New York Gift Store,
No. 4S6 Pa. ave, near Third ST.
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GRAND BENEFIT BALL OF THE UNITED
FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION. - This entertain
ment viii take place to- morrow evening Feb
lsf, at Stotts Hall, corner of 20th street and
Pa. ave-, and Is for the benefit of Mr., Albert
Paris. A successful entertainment is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated.
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tlY ii. COLMAN CO., Auctioneers.
RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT

We shall sell on MONDAY, Feb. sth, at O'Clock
p; M, the entire stock, Fixtures, Furniture and
ner Of Pennsyivsnia avenue and ID street near the
west gate o. the 3. Capitol. and one OF the best
prineipsl thorouehfsre TO and from the Cspitol,
and In the immediate vicinity Of the Bsitinore De-
n9ns IN the city for business. The whole Will be
sold together, and without reserve. the present
proprietor Is engaged IN other business, which
9uiree his entire attention. Te persons wishing %
purchase an opportunity 10 offered for safe In.
be ~ private sale until thn day Of sale
Vz-d II. OoLMAN 90, Auet.
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MARRIED.,

Aloysius Church, by the Rev John McNaIly
- d,kIBSCIs B. MOBCN to NJ. VIRGINIA, daughter
WILLiAssDMcGREG On the 10Th inst.
y Rev W. Lambeth, JAMES WILLIAMS to
VIOLET nCGREG0RY
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thos lack
son, assault and battery; dismissed. Samuel
Pyne, Michael McMann, Richard Weller, yio-
drunk and disorderly; dismissed Samuel
Welch, John Strand, George Bayley, James
Brown, George Holland, riot; Jail for court
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NOTICE.-In consequence of the great facilities
given by the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company in connection with
the opening Of Q portion Of the Alexandria
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad to Thornton De-
pet Fairfax county, have been enabled to make
an Arrangement to furnish Thomas Calf ESQ
with Oak and Pine Wood of q su perior quality for
fuel, whereby he will be able to supply the public
generally with this necessary article Of domestic
consumption at greatly reduced rates For par
tculars see Mr.. Calls advertisement belsN.
JOSEPH THORNTON.
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS ,Auou ,peer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT 0NNEW JERSEY Av-
ENuE, BET AND SIS. NORTH, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, the lst day Of February next, I
shall sell, in front OF the premises by virtue OF
deed OF trust TO the subscriber bearing date the sth
day OF Msrch, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber R.
N. H. No. g. folios l7e, $50, ISL and l82 the middle
about is feet, running back COED depth te an al
ley and improved by two story Frame House.
This property fronts New yerrey avenue, be-
tween North and streets
Terms: Une- half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months for netes bearing interest, secured
by deed Of trust on The premises.
$40 will be required Of the purchaser when the
All conyeysncing and revenue stamps ~ the
DTNNIs BULTIMoRE, Trustee.
10 l7-eo&6s GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctz
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. C.. MEG uire i Co,
auctioneers, have made the following sales
a BRICK house and lot, west side of 18th, be-
tween G. and H streets north, to Dr. G. III
Leiberman, for -, $50; two brick houses on
west side Of 18th, between + and + streets-one
70 Il; Sohon, for s7,S25, and the other to A
BreuhI for 1880
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GRAND LARCENY-Yesterday afternoon. Of
hcer Ashton, Of the Seventh Ward. arrested a
negro boy named Jos. johnson, for the larceny
OF market basket, containing provisions, be.
longing o9e 70 Capt, Chas. A Foy. He was taken
before Justice Handy, who sent him TO Jail for
court.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

H0uSE FOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK
attached. Also, q fine Garden, one hund red feet
square, well fenced in, and very healthy locality
to live in private or for business square from
the Governments Printing Office AID new church.
Es at stb Id
sts., er No. 292 Sd street, between G and Mass
avenue. ia % St.
E0R RENT-Seversl comfortable FURNISHED
l. ROOMS, two suitable for single gentlemen, and
one on first floor suitable for two gentlemen will
be let in suites Meals can be had in the neighbor-
hood. Apply 297 street, "Corcoran Row, 5" near
18th. ja $751;
GS0 BONUs will procure a very pie asant and
sisting Of rooms, large yard, etc. alter and gas
in the house. Rent moderate. Possession given at
once. Inquire at 500 7th street, between d and
streets. ja % ST.
LHOR RENT-Two ROOMS, furnished or unfur-
l. nished; Apply goo 9Th ST., between and
EOR kENT-Furnished ROOMS, also q BED
II ROOM and PARL0R with Balcony fronting on
Pennsylysnia avenue; furnished or unfurnished
between LIST and I'd strs, Washington. jan Is cows
Il the corner Of New Jersey avenue and K street,
containing store and two rooms Apply to NJ .
COUNTY. or JAMES STONE, corner Of Missouri
avenue and Sd street. ja N-eo3t"
I JOUvENAL's LAGER.BEER HOUSE, cor
y ner of 9th and streets, Capitol Hill, to rent
or lease tor fve years, for private dwelling or
ryiBg business The Brick House ia 2 feet front
and STABLE containing g. $50 feet Of ground. Rent
$50 month; three menths in advance.
Inquire at j. JUUYENAL'S Marble Works, cor
New Jersey avenue and st. Ja20- 2wr
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DIED.,

hlhsEf. January Sth, 1866. BENJAMIN s.
AIhsEf, formerly Of Alexandria aged So wears
his funeral will take place from his late resi-
genee, sol ID street between ID and 81 streets. en-
IhGrsday. February LIST, at 10 O'Clock g. m to pro
Coed 20 Alex Andria
.eCOTT. On Tuesday evening. sth inst, after
snort but painful illness, J Ohm CCLyERWELL
s.ungest child of VIM and Catherine V. Scott
assd YEAR, and months.
lie funeral will take place from the residence Of
~. parents, "a NJ ass ave, on Thursday evening
isb lst, At O'Clock.
,ik0SEksON. This morning, at about O'Clock,
INN THIEsEH, son Of George T and Sarah J.
Sserson, aged years, months and Is days.
What is l1feS-tis like Q flower
That blossoms aud IL gone;
Hn-urishes its little hour,
with al iIs beauty en-;
OStth comes, and like the wintry day,
= ~ cuts the lovely flower away
oenci ro" 'ihursoAJ' a'efnoo"' -
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TEN THOUSAND CORDS
SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD
At less than

SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD
At less than
GOVERNMENT PRICES.
OAK supplied to dealers at the yard, 81 per
csrd.
PINE supplied to dealers at the yard, So per
cord. And delivered to consumers NJ 81 Der cord
additional, for carriage.
am now prepared to furnish to dealers at the
yard, and to deliver to consumers in any part Of
Washington or Georgetown,
OAK AND PINE WOOD,
unsurpassed as to length and quality, from half
TEN THOUSAND CORDS,
at the prices named above which 10 less than that
charged by the Government. and Q reduction from
present retail prices of
rive DOLLARS PER CORD.
The public are assured that this wood has been
carefully prepared By experienced hands especial
~ Tor Inc retail market, and that
FULL LENGTH AND MEASURE
may in ell cases be relied upon.
Terms cash.
~sawed, Split, Kinaling and Stove Wood 70.
dueed ONE DOLLAR PER CORD.
TH0s. J. GAIT,
Offce-2s2 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
and 18th SITS, and at yard corner Of Maryland av-
enue and 9th street, adjoining the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad Depot ia2lH
Orders received at
EMBREY CO.'S GROCERY STORE,
Cor. Mass. ave., and It'll street;
NIB. HITS GROCERY STORE,
street south bet n. J. ave. and LIST ST., Capitol
DANIEL MULLEN'S PERIODICAL STORE,
Cor. e and 6th SITS, Navy Yard,
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500 SEVENTH STREET SOC
l.. HEILBRUN & BRO,
Will now sell, in order to close out entirely
Heavy Stitched CALF BOOTS, IS, worth sI2.
Heavy pesged CALF BOOTS. $50, worth s..
KIP AND GRAIN BOOTS, 81 80, vsrth 81.
BOYS BOOTS, 81, worth SIS
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, So, worth 81.
WHITE KID CATERS, $50, worth So.
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES
TRUNKS cheaper than cheap.
All who wish to save twenty -fve per cent will
buy their Shoes at
HEILBRUN'S
sos Seventh street,
One door south of Odd Fellows Hall
ia 30-3t~ Stone steps at the entrance
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DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
Yesterday afternoon some Of Captain Krause's
men found a colored man, name unknown,
wei dressed, lying in the road near camp
Nonesuch, east Of the Anacostia, in q dying
condition, and removed him to the hospital
where he died soon after. When found his
fingers were cut and torn as il by gIasping the
blade OF dull knife which was wrenched
from him: his face was q sfgured, and nose
bleeding, and the pockets Of his clothing were
turned inside out. The Coroner has been
notified 70 hold an inquest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-31
by GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesu,

RI NhHEN WILLIAWci huVdVu7eF'
On THURSDAY, the let day Of February, 1885,
O'CLOCK .. m, we will sell, at public sncti on ,
70 the highest bidder. upon the ground, the follow
ing very desirable BUILDING LOTS, to wit:
Lot No: 5, fronting 60 feet on north street, be-
tween 9Th a. 7th streets east, in Square No sC<:
and Lots numbered and 9, in the same square, the
said Lot fronting IS feet and inches on north q
street, between 9th and 9TH streets east. and the
said Lot fronting 62 feet and inch on Maryland
avenue, As the said lots are laid down, &e.. UPON
city, ID. @.
Terms: one-third cash; and the balance In equal
lnstslments at six and twelve months from the day
o. sale with interest from date, secured By deed Of
he title 10 this praperty IL clear and unouss.
uoDsble; otherwise no sale
The purchaser TO pay for stamps and convey
ancinR GREEN WILLIAMs
ia Is Tu, Th,S.8ds Auctiopeers
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a well built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; ell
modern Improvements. This property must be
sold as the presents Is leaving the city. Fur
jsls II SAGLE 90 ,Auctioneer,.
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ORPHANS COURT. Judge PurceH-Yesterday.
the will Of the late DIR. X. III. Coolidge was filed
and partially proven. The estate is bequeathed
to has wife during her natural life, after which
AZ is 20 be divided among his children. He
nsminates his wife Harriet Il. Coolidge and
his brother Philip as executors. The brother
renOunCed the right to administer, and letters
testamentary We're issued TO the widow, who
gave bonds in the sum of $4,000
An eXemplified copy of the last Will and tes-
lament OF Mrs. Susan Barclay, OF New York,
was received and filed.
Rosa Stokes obtained letters of administra-
ton on the estate of John Spencer, and William
Anderson on the estate of Only y. Anderson
late OF Coffee county, Tenn.
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SOUP TO THE POoR.-The members OF Union
Chapel NJ T.. Church, First Ward, have or
ganized a society under the name Of 'Good
Samaritan" the object being TO issue soup to
the poor of that vicinity. Alta meeting on Sun
day last, the Rev. J. n. Coombs presiding, an
executive committee of three was appointed
Easily. To collect money, receive donations
and sell tickets, Il. NJ. p. King. DIR. Lowrie.
DR.. LOOMS, Mrs. Donohue, Mrs. Gleason and
Mrs Paris. Their soup house is located on
street, between 18th and 10Th. Hours for is
suing from IL o'clock a. m. until O'Clock p.
m. daily.
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THURSDAY, FEB,l,
At ten O'Clock,
AT OUR TABLESPOONS
TN account Of whom IL may concern
Large sale OF Groceries
Sugar, Soap, Starch, Candles
broom', Hams, Grocer Scoops &C, &C.
Wines, LIQUORS, segsrs, and Teas, &C.
JaSH HAGLE a CO., Auc
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q. ii. WILTERBERdER
p. S.-The Land can be divided if desired, Civ
ing to each part improvements. ia eo3w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-18
Written for the Republican. :"
DEATH OF JACKSON.

BY A. 7.
Dread is the pause that reigns N
When the star rushes from the field Of heaven
And deep the silence on the forest plains
When the huge oak is riven.
Thus when that soul of-lra, ,,
The immortal jackson, left his high career
Sad glory sighed for her departed Sire
And wcpt upon his bier.
Alas the sad mishap
That brought the fearless chieftain to his doom
Spreading the woful news Of death, that wrap
The hearts Of all in gloom.
But he was undismayed,
And cheerei his friends with words rapturoui
swell,
'I'll cross the stream and res. beneath the ahads
Weep not; for all is we'll"
How ealmiy did he leave
The Turing call Of glory's trumpet horn
Ho sunk TO rest as resperus sinks OF eve,
To lead brighter morn.
Yet. though the hero's dead
His name is hrst 10 every kindred heart:
His NJ inory fills the land for which he hled,
And never can depart.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-18

THE TARIFF DuRDEN-As a subject
in tcresting to all consumers, we OBJ
serve that Congress is urged immedi-
ately to pass a resolution for lncreas-
ing the presenttariff ffty per cent.
for the period of ninety, days Journals
welded to the claiming of advantages
for the manufacturing over other In
terests are eager for the adoption of
that policy, and some of them, speak
ing for particular manufactures, de
clare that q higher tariff is necessary
to save the country from haancial
ruin. Between apprehendod panic,
and the increase of fifty per cent. on
the tariff, we think panic rather tho
least of the two evils, as the advance
wepld shut cut the competition Of for
eign manufacturers, enable thoss at
home to increase their price perhaps
to the extcpt of fifty per cent. and
consumers would be obliged 10 pay
liust that fifty per cent. more for their
goods than they now pay. Let the
! peoples burdens be lighiened, rather
/, than increased. With the reduction
of expenses and Of values, tariffs anc
other taxes should go downward in
stead of upward. 9.a