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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-31
Our Common Schools.

From the report Of the Su3erinten-
dent of Common Schools for 1865, we
learn that the whole number of schools
in this State is l2,54S. Whole num-
ber Of pupils who have attended the
public schools during the year, Co.,
5S7. Average attendance pei month,
397, ,T0l. Per centum Of attendance
upon the whole number, g. Aver
age length Of school terra, 5 months
and Il days. Average COST permonth,
including al expenses, Is cents---
Whole number Of teachers, 14,2S6.
Average salary Of male teachers per
month, S3l 80, Of female, s24 81 To-
tai cost OF tuition, Sl,990,IT7lS3 To-
tai expenditures Of the system for tu-
ition, houses and fuel, s2,775,4s4 Q6,
which is an increase over 1863 of
1884 ,5Sl 06. This is exclusive of the
city and county Of Philadelphia In
eluding Philadelphia, the total cost Of
the system for the school year ending
on the first Monday OF June, ls65,was
1920 55.
The following recent decisions from
the Department of Common Schools
are worthy the attention of shool Off
GERS, teachers and patrons:
Tho Superintendent decides that
the time for issuing warrants for the
State appror ration to school districts
has been changed by the Act of April,
1860, until after the close Of the Com
mon Schools for the school year.
1t is not legal in any case to keep
schools open on Saturdays.
Scholars, when parents have legal
residence in one district, cannot legal
ly attend the schools of another dis
trict merely by going into that dis
trict to work for their board with tho
intention OF attending school, and re-
turning to the residence of their pa
rents when the school has closed
Christmas Day, Washingtons Birth
day, Fourth of July and Thanksgiv-
ing Day, arc legal holidays, and when
these occur on our ordinary school
day they are to be observed by clo-
sing school, and the teacher is to
write on the roll book the name of |
the holiday, in the column under the
proper date, and count the day as if
school had been open. If other holi-
days are taken without the consent of
the proper board, the tmo is to be
made up at the end of the torn.
A receipt given by collector for
State, County or School Tax paid, does
not require Il revenue stamp. An or
der drawn upon the Treasurer of a
Board requires no stamp, but re-
ceipt given by the person who holds
such order, when it is cashed, if for
over twenty dollars, must be stamped.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-31
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.


The resolution offered by Mr.. Lam
don yesterday, approving of the ac-
tion of tho Republican members of
Congress from this State, in voting
for the act granting the right of suf-
frage TO the colored men OF the Dis.
tnct of Columbia, and instructing our
Senators to vote for the same, came
up on third reading
Mr. Dunlap moved to re-commit
them 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations.
Mr. Lowry hoped the motion would
not prevail. The Senate understood
this question as thoroughly as the
committee possibly could. The Scna-
tor from Bedford (Mr. lIousehoder)
yesterday had an opportunity of vot-
ing on these resolutions, but declined
to do so. He wished to know if this
motion was to allow the Senator to
further screen himself also, whether
he desired to "change sides" on this
measure. He wanted Senators to meet
the issue like men.
Mr. Householder said he would vote
on the question when the proper time
arrived
Mr.. Landon moved to postpone in
definitely.
Mr. Dunlap said that his object was
to allow Senators who were not pres
cnt yesterday TO examine the resolu.
tions and give them an opportunity to
speak on the same if they desired.
Mr.. Landon replied that he did not
want to see the resolution smothercd.
lie thought every Senator read the
papers sufficiently to properly under
stand tho question.
Mr.. Hopkins hoped that the resolu-
tons would be allowed to lie over lie
was ready and ANXIOUS to meet the
question openly before the Senate but
thought that time should be given for
both sides TO discuss the same.
Mr. Landon wanted the issue met
fairly and squarly.
Mr.. Donovan was ready TO vote
any day the Senator might name to
consider the resolutions to show HIM
he did not desire to evade the issue.
He thought there were too many
friends of tho red and black men in this
Senate to attempt that. Laughtcr.1
Mr.. landon then modified his amend
ment making the resolutions the spec
ial order for tomorrow, which mo-
tion was adopted.
The hour of IL having arrived the
Senate proceeded to the Hall of the
House of Representatives TO partici-
pate in opening and counting the re.
turns of the election for Auditor and
Surveyor General.
After performing SAID duty the
members OF the Senate returned to the
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Sales bn auction.

a NJ MEaws Auc.ioneer
by BANGS MERWlN & CO., Broadway cor. 4th'
I'D ss... Of Books works Of Ar Fnoy Good. FORFEITURE. "a
OEo. A. LgAyTTr Aucioneor
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 400 Broadway
~ LEAyiTP SfREBEiCH Co suecessor' TO J. T. Cooley.
CosaGSaESrs SOLICITED. ADvASops hADE
og.EEss.A.I. - f = -; og e ;sss
- First DryIsoS WAsHiSsToS - g. J35e ~ ~
SALE Of STEAM BOILERS, tOkCE PUMPS.
- w ATE WIFE, rFE E Wo3 RsoS Us rs
By order Of tie Qa,reyas,e General Te will be- sold tbs
ea qss ,9 oa fD jay 's' At. ' oo S'os' a..
oSR STEAM sJ Ss e s sS. "a" .ad fee, ia d. with
two Pinch retain huos made Of finch boiler oa vlih 81 tsS
S1s 9eads s hs oa sss e9s ses:
Tw6 WoRTHg sEsM P6cE rGlfs s6 1' s@s
ynde s59 c & poss essh ard sasa paoS q
5 isa ore lie requisite vavs sShi c5upiSs, S:ni. chow.
dobevaye oil eaP &C. Te'e pumps somPsr,Vey new 'nd
A sIs qssas,y p waTERPIPE .,souo~"
lS S5 feet slaSs cas-, IRON IRON w,r i
So So feet feet inc Ise " Gao, ~., 'f Ere
100 feet ilnch css,jron wa,efp
5000 feet 9s 56 e2si ne % Va .s.
necessary connections such beads tococs elbow.
Ise mia Sf az f IN zen, rspir IN epo 'ehs
ppeclns machines tops al dies pei' crabs dna' p'n'hss
The Depot /, accessible. by water an or,he rss ass.
T fci1si Cash II Governasn, fsra.
Deliveries will be made 70 purchasers or bsorethe fret ' jag
boat for iesboro will leave tie sih wharf hour dnrns
be dlgs bs "a S' sss ;9S s;sn
PfstSp' G ~ p5egn % . ss o JAMES A. EKiE
Brcve Brig .Ger 3 A. in charso Fist Divison. u o.
QUARrERxArRR GyssRats OsyIcE FIRsr Dryimos
WAsmNaTOs. y. C., june ~, Ito }
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BILLINGS
- STABLES, FENCING WHARYEs. Sc, AT GltsBOko DC.
By order Of the Genera ere ~, ee sSl ON s9'
premises publ. auction under the sree9n q a s 81 n,
o'clock conllun. from The hour each DAY
& t TIE ioe .ai have Been disposed following DO
'osea p m 81 FicIs DANE. 2aris two sor 1870 etss
two 2ca2o two ,,oIe isr5 Cal'el adjoining or' "f@ Ds
EIsntynne ssI LABoRERs' QUARTERS 0ne) seysniyf'ar
1913 fourteen l2H end one iOKlG VIII ed jas s.
building. I213 four io1li 5,6 lerl 6xl5 r,ih ls.t
and two Kitchens Joining DIP iOSo sl2o With wing lore
Me c5 MESS 0ISEs lame e,lioo, Two stories, i5to.
la 93slt, 1885, two .orsl l6rJO l5s3l. AID 2szW
linytwo C5j STABLES tf-suei Twelyour 23ri, az ss
Ore I'D HOSPITAL STABLE (iane, with 5'lD inei ies' I"
oie N ISSUING STABLE Or,rae, with spa troi 'es s
Tnesy 2o BUILDINGS aael a3s1, 2asss as1s lsE lss
S. oHie four l6H5oi oof shE'' -Slss %'f %'h' S'' '
SfiEDDIYG. 1888 ireal feet
T6iriyiwo 81 WATER TANKS. islc two f;'l dssp 49,,
Twenty t2OD OUTuOUsIS
OreulIAY SHED, Ikxjll
Three i3 WHARyEs: ore OBI sqo'fs co. % u'' '''"s
fee. AID 1850 .quoie Fee.
one Nd srORFnOUsE tirsne 5lIJl 1870
Two ri ACKsMlrH SHOPS Of1me sStl5) a1j 7jsl'i
FSGINE HOUSE, i1x,. -
Tiebduss viii be soli ,a!y. and mlt be removed sihs
H. buildings viii taken down 81 p ere Plrh,sr.
Tie depot stle by " AID css ''' @ IN -
TENS. Gosh in Goyerrrr en- fund, -.
boat Tor e.boo VII leiye 10 SIKH sire, wharf esy ''"'
oE E5i fir. B aii5'Si5SS ''
Office H.. ~, JhtHr y, f 80
f''''''S's'l'' r r. Di,l.ioa ON; q n o
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CVPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY.-In IN,
ltle0icai.
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.

Ia Ne. 20 Ffssr
mrs. TRAIL X JACKSON PAtHOLo"f
~ or THE REPRODuC4YR ORGANS"
This Is rety scientific work Of psctss 'spe AZ oe'
orks the subjects discussed ia q geiie ~ Nv
ob,evotiou addressed MY rnfrH te W." " p'A
lively p-micious. "-fChicago ynbsnr . 90. 81.
This volume is f Of scientific .,rn'sh '"l'" ' oAs'
So the 4 dis-ase.' New Br,lio.i sray OIL, "a.
Il Is onaby tie most cofH 'r ne'' t"s
vi table work Of H. KIND yrt p1b 81 he New ioisei
ores iudon. advice 10 suffer- ham,aty ehi,h VII ssvs
Thousands from Completing them ab pf y i''ts 70 sa~s
doctors and empirical trea Uncut batoh Jo'Hs- al, -.
1T Is the only work In exi.tsncr etsaiils directions
positively CURE distressing ds.e termed spsn rohi sas
sexual diseases which ia OF 80 70 e "'~'
family ."-I Boston Express.
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Sold or sent postpaid by tho . $50. ..,,.,,.v
No. lsl Nais,a.ii. New fok City.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Fl II. LLOYD ( Co., Publishers.
No. 2l John ST.. N. y.

GREAT STATESMEN-Talleyraud Mettcrnich,
~ Cayou Peel Clinton Webster Jefferson, OConne and Rus
sci Also Eminent Clergymen-he Reva Drs. Barnes Ferris
Hods, Vermlye Bacon Bushnell BreokinTdge, Boecbe
Cuyer Duryea with Portraits Sketches and Characters
Also Buckle RATES. Gog Scott Probs with Portraits and Bio
graphical Sketches In July No PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL;
ei. or 81 a year Address FOWLER WELLS, No. 3s9
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P.stsnzer Station EeYors fwentyssveata ana
fourth-agr Eufranse twenty seyenths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEWfohht q. -,
For Haven. 90 G00fEV.l laJa nj IEl' tshJ JVN
70 Fof sd,ooor 100 s6l 5E1 mDA BIS rEj 30"
On 345. - ant @ % tEx..) p 80, ,,
for Milford, stls'i0rt 100 llyD q M 80 49, p '
For fairfield Southport and Wepor 1872 iLS's d. -" ~
For Norxa 100. 300 GI.lboO l. % a. nj I&i'' ErJ 800
~ 345. 40 $50 800 (Ex..l-. ~.
forOr,enwch 20 $50 1879 ~ 3f5 ~ 20 30 Pm 80
Ftr stanford 100 % (f.xi aJ) lLJJ Al9 lbND Ll'
90, . 49, 30 500. go 300 (tx..l p
chester station ~ ~ 'A'' o. u
~ 49, CdNNFCrISG TRAINS.
For Boston. via spnn gfei olA u 800 tEhho o M
Bosom Shore Line l2.l5, lhxl bVlp ~, "a, ~
FOR Hartford AMI Springfield, 800 a NJ tEh) izi' '' 'LA
Fox C9auecticu River Rlroal 800 EI lsl'p m to Mon
For Hartford Providence ami Fshkiu Railroad 800 IELl m
FOR New Haven NewLondon and soninsOn Ra'0ad 800
m. i2i5. 300. 400 p N.
Fot CAna Rsloid 1918 o. n. 20 Nofhampoh
tor nou.atonc Railroad. g. H. r. M
For haugafuck Railroad. Boz 4 W. 1Oj p III.
tor Danbury NorwaS railroad a. m,Ho ?. M w p ID
>'@'' JAMES II. HO1T Supt
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printng.

NHAS. G. SHELLEY, No. Is Barclay-st.
~ STEAM JOB PRfNTER.-Cards Ciculars Buhcais Posters
Catalogues Sc. 90 the lowest cash rates.
CYLINDER PntSsN0RK dom for the trade
WIN. EVEKDELLs SONS No. Iyi Fulton.st.-
~ STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AANUfACruR
EhS.
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5ituallon5 nDanle0- alales.

A SITUATION WANTED by a man. aged -, as
~ TRUCKMAN or EXrRfSS-DluNER or fONIthi 60,
thorough knowledge Of Any person wishing eo9d teoer
man no fold work al anything addfe" JOiN MI
DONALI. Box SO. $50 Tribune Ohte
A SITUATION WANTED by practical BOOK,
HELPER. q years Of wears cHprleheoi o. Weuu
take a rsshp slry not 20 muc an oo,ct a. ns"eH' NJ
Can w cKepioiable ref Please address A. l. n NO
y OrecnwicisL
FAMILIES Hotels, Summon House. Farmers, ana
others hle and well Idcd male aud
HELP will fd fab supp Kind Of wofs constantly on mana
Servants institute No. 1913 Eevent corner OF StnsNe
ktITIJATlON WANTED-By a competent young
- ssEXPRiSS DRIVER COACHMANi has the very bet
OF cerence 20 ,c perfect sat 20 any who isy ei
him ANY per. On w.nn5 81 good thl- WI
adlfest THOMAS CONAOR care Nh Won. No. 20 buluslp
GITUATlON WANTED-By German young man
- a. SOFTER or g. make hinrc ue'l n kitchen Or house
60 lie ppj.r,t,uds bakns 10 ito county,
ARMY a No. los ast Ecyenths-. hfit floor No. J.
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nlsrble nlaniels.

MARBLE MANELS-The best place IN the Guy
" 10 nureh,e M AgBLE MANrELS Of Pc ae ic.9' d 80
low prices l. al A. HARER Marble Nofsf No. 's ~ s
&c. near 81 ave- y y Maltrls rni u0 Boo 'ns country 90. @ %
NgARBLEIZED SLATE MANrELS-sapanoT "a
" npn.,rane m0io durable, h.l to pror OF eltl -
STEM Arr 6.,a sslh ~ AMI ,ain Bf1t8~" Dse''aN
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Geip Danieo

l IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED Tor
City e New York aud e,ey pat q tic United States by
6re Coupsav Oh advat 70 g . and n.lIe
Address VITA eiei LIE COMPANY, Box No 61ol New
y OK City.
Music COMPOSITIONS WANTED, by
IVA SMITH McDOuGAL. NJ. ~ Reetmsns
MAN AND WIFE WANTED to TAKE CARE OF
I'VE HOUSE fort summer Ca az No fss Twenty hitr't
Of Madon-4yc at 9 o'clock morning OF evening
VgTANTED-AGENTS to sell Che fastest selling
w BOOK ever published The Lie Iha Confession aid
Fxrrun Of Antoine Pobst urd Of tho Drefng Fy IN
PM delphr" Fh work 100 large donhtc innh
psres rloie tnsn n page Eg ayns' Fofirsts ~
Speches Of counsel Sides sentence by the udsei DEAN
warrant and account Of the Execution Free - cniI Our
''-1 II. CORCOHAN No. 1876 or,nis'.
WANTED, a Girl for general HOUSEWORh.-
w Apply at No. - Catherine - ever sioie
NNTANTED-A BOY for law Office; lie must
w have had experience and he well recommended Apply at NO
81 Broadway. Room 10 ~
NSTANTED-A Protestant woman to COON
w and IRON in the county Apply At Room No
9. Nc l6l Broadway
NNANTED.-S20O per Month paid to Agents, to
w introduce 10 s and 20 SEWiNOMACHihEs
Kelchum's Patent Address, With stamp, - ..a.....
MONADNOCk 5EWlNGMACHlhE COMPANY.
Ninohendon. Mas.
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The admits II very pe,u' stats Rooms
directly the saloon the oda0ns aud ao
unsnrpassed. and The rates lower than other line.
An sIpcirncrd surgeon each snip free Of charge
CABIN passage giO: Sterrsre Sj1 PAYABLE n currency
seelaFe tickets TO bring plre. from Liverpool oue-n'
town for 6 . tnurncy.
any issued Bank in 0res, Britain snd
Ireland al the lowest rates.
accountable ior sps val
.es unless bills ofdns having their value expressed thereon
signed therefor. 49,
fo FREIGHT cabin passage sppy the Office OF the Company
No 81 Brosdway AMI for tickets the pGse Office oil the
''' wv " w J. HURST Manager
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAEYs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETwEEh NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALL
mo AT BhEST.
The spendid this favodts for the Cont
neut will s from Pier No. 20 North River. follows:
NAPOLEON H.. Bocsnae. July II
PEhElRF. Duchesne July ~
VILE Df PARIS, Suffuon aug ~
EUROPE Aug Is
PRICE Oh PASSAGE, IN GOLD.
FIRsr CABIs Sl33 SFcosD CABIN, $40
including table wine In either class
The OF this line do passengers
Brest will be furnished here with
rsod ckes aud their baggage checked to PA an
charge u - for first and second class
EXTRA STEAMERS alternating with mail line and al lower
rates. Re appointed to ell for llsvro direct.
VERA CRUZ Heliard Avg
1AMfltD, OilDeu hhY
RATES or PASSAGE, IN GOLD
Chef tabn inciullng
oteefaee with superior ~
Medoai attendance free Of charge
FOR further Internationally to
GEO. MACKENZIE AGENT No. So Broadway.
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Gieamboais ano Railroads.
NETWORK aud NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

1861 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT l35i
COdMEAClNO JULY 3, I5SA
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD

RARIrAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL COMPANION sud sner FRIDAY. June l. the JEsSE
HOYT psonger boat Of this Road will leave Pier No y North
River foot Of Duanest and at Port Monmouth with trains
ioI tho following poina on the ko d.
II Express Camden direct taking to
Red Bank LONG Branch fsundae Point Peani, Brichburg
Manchester Toms River Woodmansie Baneg shamong Tucker
ton .on Jackson aud all Stations the Camden aud Atlantic
Railroad Through TO Camden In hyo hours. Fare "
From Pier No. and fl5 from Pier No. J. for Pot
Monmouth Highlands. Mideown Shrewsbury Eoniown, Ocean
port nchpoTt Long Branch, SHARK River Squsn Famngia,
Pom, Pleasant squnkam Bckbus Manchester Toms River and
Camden. Fare, 81.
The Freight boat p for all points the line and
Csladen.
LEAVE cAsDES;
Erpress Of a20a. arriving IN New forN Al ? 10 D.
Icgn' ~ 2JO ni, arriving M kcw.l ork ~ g.
Way Mlu sud Erpess 2l0r arriving In Newfok at $50
anl stopping al Pier No. 3 North Riy0r
r. Ban baggage must delivered az Pier No % a. none viii be
received ~ Pier No. g. ". NJ CLAYTON. Supt
NEW.JERSEN RAILROAD. Trains leave foot OF
~ Couians est. for PHILADELPHIA. 81 Esd 10 u o.
aud NJ for BALTIMORE ini NlsniHGToS a. and " u
N. and IL midnight
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P,s.snzer Station IA New. YorE corner fwenyseyentai
Fourth-syr hutranse fweutv-sevenths-
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAILROADS.
Monday, May 10 1867, trains fn Albany Troy
eouue-ns AoItLe and weiern a, Will leave Ne~
60 fol1wf
M EEpro via Hudson River Railroad Ihlfteh It.
aud Tie through Buffalo and Susfelson Bride without
AMI connecting Troy with trains for huand Bur
hrrou ADD MonreiL
10 a. M Mail n via Hudon River Railroad. ting Albany
trains snd at Troy with rans for no NORTH
Eypfe train Via Hile RAJ Dad. Tive ltysSth' and
Chctiam With Neen Ka Odd Tor Leo
snon Springs Pfeli Albany wh trains or Wet and NJ
Toy with o ssrltosa spdns. Runii Burlington aud Aon
tie /
Erpres tTsin via nudson River Railroad connecting At
Albany with trains for Wet and at Troy With trains Tor Moneh
with sleeping s,t1ctei
~ Eapes via Harlem Railroad ting a Chatham
with Woten Road Lebanon Spring, and Pitrnei at Albany
Wet aud AZ Toy With trains for Rutland Burlington
and Monte
kIpes train via fudon River Railroad With sleepus'ir
scte aud through Buffalo and Suspension Hndse without
Also ,ecpnsCr every day excepting Saturday,
NowYoik through Ogle sb1gh, without chane,
aud q. Railroad. This Will Sunday Con
rection hi Troy will be made ~ =. Albany
train via Hudson Rive Kalfotd 18th eepngcar attached
Albany and Troy la tie mornns, and connecting with
trains foT North and Wet. - - . ,
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oTnoE OF CONTINENTAL Insurance. corPASr.

No. Iva BEoADwirb
CUSTOMERS Of this COMPANY entitled 20
~ CERTIFICATES or PROFITS" for tho yesr 1864 re-
qoesed ain and receipt Tor sane immediately IL order
sILa stsI forfeiture Ii. H. LAAtOkf. Secretary.
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Gitnations T0aric0-frmalcs.

ALL Respectable Families, Boarding-llouses ana
"a Hotels ca be sup.ied with good SERVANTS rom s rs
ton. Protestant aud Caihdc. at hkS lOEhoIoNS OrFiOL'
Nc. Il fourthave.
A NUNBER of well recommended German Girls
~ want ITUATTONS to do general HOUSENohh &c, ~ MA
LOVES German lrsue No J. stanton st. near 'no nIy
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ArErY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
l1ruITE MOUNTAINS. LAKES MEMPHREAiA-

w COO AfD NlLLOiGlbi.
ZINE T LAKE SCENERY ~ IHE IhliED STATES
NlAtDENff rlCIi Hlt ~ All. - 800
20 MILES SHORTER THAN Any OIuEh ROUTE
Leave New i'iven Railroad q u uoonl or
u m % by Nov Haven selne-. Pcek.sip At d.l5 p m.
ssturys a. lsrcping acle goes through
h. d. Lalc aIfhon'
u Ap leioL KiSsy Guiee and buTi oalae
fi1uI a..
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I 0NG BRANCH AND sEAsHoRE RAILROAD

~ LiNE.
CHANGE or HOURSn and aner Monday July o. tie aud
splendid WILLIAM COOK vii leave ihe south side Il Pe
foot Of BAIcysi daily Sundays excepted ut 10 H. aud
n. aud Pier No. North River at s:i5
Retnnghe Baggage aud Way line viii leave Long Branch at
stopping Atantcyi Jumping Point aud IA ghGnd stations.
The Erpes, tain VIII eye 100 end go through without
7:30 train from Long Branch and the
New YORK with Sascs Deal shark River and
Sqlan. No Baggage received tho Boat At Pier TO. J.
NJ PAL T., Superintendent.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
from May 7LrAve James Zip ~ r. M for 6renpo anl
stations; 1880 for Syo and stations JD m TX
Trains for GreupOt $3.50 syossct aud statioir 50
North ls aud stations and Saturday nights TO haphank
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot Of and aer Nov "a Morning mail trains
for acketston aud intermediate stations will leave at SO
Mail Express for Ill stations west Of hlburn at 40 Morris
town Express at y. - ..,oz.,
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.-The work
4VE of changing the gauge this rood has been completed Oni
trains now running with their accustomed regularity
g. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent.
Hoboken July 2, 1866.
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3nsurahfe Companies.

OFFICE HOWARD INSURANCE Co.
- NKwloRK. July 2, 1896. )
AT A MEETING Of the Board of Directors of this
~ Company held the z7th Of June HENRY A. OAKLEY esq
ectsd Director and Vice President Of The Company
o SAMUEL r.. SkIDMOHE. Prasiders
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

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and al point. West sod Sou't.
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ard ~ points " and South.
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fIpee Tfaiu Ia die come lion al Southern anl
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-01

DEATH OF THE OLDEST MAN IN THE
WoRLD. = The Portage (Wisconsin)
Register announces the death,of Joseph
Crele, the aged veteran ofone hundred
and forty.onc years, which occurred on
Saturday, the .27th January, after a
brief Illness at the residence Of his
granddaughter Mrs. Brisbois, in Gale.
donia, about four miles from Portage.
During the past year Mr.. Crele OBJ.
tanned worldwide notoriety through
the newspapers on account of his ex.
'streme longevity. He was. born near
the city Of Detroit, in the year 1925, as
shown by the records of the Catholic
church Of that'city, and was probably
the Oldest mar ip the world"
The Charlotte IN. C.) Times states
that a number Of counterfeit twenty
dollar bills on the First National Bank
of Indiana, were passing around town
! yesterday. We caution citizens to be
on their guard in receiving money.
We aavc never seen. one, but under.
stand they can be easily, detected *
closely examined.
- =
.GESEuAL LEE AT AaLrNaToN.-A Wash
ipgton correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune,
presents the following picture of General
Lee at Arlington" How much like that
other picture, seen by the slave ofSextilius
nearly 1000 years ago, of the exiled Marius
sitting on tho, ruins at Carthnge!:
Agentleman of this city, having occasion
to pass through Arlington at dusk on Satur-
day, saw lonely figure standing with fold
cd arms atihe foot of a tree. Struck with
the sorrowf,1. attitude of the. persoe, no
walked past him.. and saw that il was Rob
ert E. Lee. standing in the street that pass
cs through the middle of the old estate.
Mrs Lee has applied to the President for q
restoration Of this estate, which has vir.
tually become n National Union soldier 8
cemetery. The expectation is general that
the President will order its restoration.