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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

A D1sAoRrEAs1s M1srAka, On last Fri
day, Mrs. Weisman, Of Sank Rapids, took
large spoonful of sulphate Of sine in mis-
take for epson salts. The effect was any,
thing but agreeable. DR.. 6enkler Was sent
for and administered an antidole.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

sure with 1t, especially when It IL represent
eddy =. responsible local agent ike Cspt
West, Who. win have nothing to do with
any but frst-class companies. ID. '% "a. q. +
WHrRE.-Some inquiry has been made
- to what gun Mr.. D. Holt, Of. Maine
Prairie used in his slaughter Of The deer
noticed last week, and whore hs got it,
Ws'would say that he has both Ballard
and Spencer repeating rife, and that
these guns were purchased At Hanford's
Store. =, Mr.. n. has plenty more of the
same kind left, as well as great variety
Of other Makes It ID well worth while to
give him q call. .: -
PEnsoSA1.- Theodore T. Shot
ven arrived in town on Monday evening
after an absence Of more than three years.
Although: entirely blind, Prof. snotweil
has demonstrated. what may; b done by
energy, upborne by hope. During these
three years he has Travelled through Min-
nesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, New
York and New Jersey, instrueting classe.
Of children in vocal music and giving con.
certs. His classes have numbered from
two hundred to four hundred pupils each
He has instructed twelve thousand chill
dren and given about ono hundred concerts
He. now returns 70 spend tie winter il
st. Cloud. He has the agency for some
the best musical instruments manufactured
among Mhishs we might mention the plan,
fortss 81 Decker Bros, New York, Unite,
Piano Forte Makers, New York, CHECKER
Ing Sons, Boston, Hallet and Davis, Bostor
and the melodeons Of Prince, Buffalo, On
Bardetts Cabinet Organs aud Mslodeons
Chicago. Prof. 8. has one Of Decker Bro.
magnificent pianoes here, which can be q
sminld M oar citizens. Wsshops hsst = =
be successful in obtaining orders.
We would direct attention to the al
vsrtisement ofihe Minnesota Iron wor1
ct Minneapolis. The propristors, Messr
Lee and Hardsnbers, have established ,
excellent reputation for their works, ~
W would recommend our mill men n
others to send their orders to them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
FARM FOR SALE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

TO THr LADns.-Mrs. Ellsa 4. Smith
has taken charge Of the Dress and Cloak
making department at Mrs. Blood's MILL
lsry Rooms on st. Gsrmain street. whore
she win be prepared to receive and Ill or
dem IN the most satisfactory manner. She
would request tho ladies Of St. Cloud to
give her call, for any services needed in
the line Of dress or cloak making, assuring
then, Of her ability to give perfect satisfsc
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
ST. MARKETs.

See notice Of "Estray.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
OUR sAUK RAPIDS LITTER.

Benton County Observation-Disclosures
Platte Rivera Thriving Settlement
sheep Raising. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

BETS The result Of the election in this
County and District has changed tho To-
cality Of good many vs. and Ks in this
town. Tho pocket books Of johnson men
are thinner in consequence. Numerous
individuals have also, for the same cause,
exchanged their battered tiles for bran-new
beavers, while others are stepping high in
'telection boots" Such is ono of tho for
tunes Of politics.
CHANGED HAND The Northwestern
Express Company, an Office Of which il At
this place, has been sold by Messrs. J. C..
Burbank & Co. to the American Express
Company. The Company was founded in
1851, by Mr.. J. G. Burbank, and it, bust
ness increased from very small beginning
until last year the line carried seven mil
lion dollars in money and one thousand
tons Of goods. The stage business will be
conducted by the Company as heretofore.
PATENT sPR1SGs.-Mr. H. ". Weary ID
agent at this place for patent rubber
spring for wagon seats, chairs, beds, 10.
They are being used in this locality, snd
give The best satisfaction. No, teamste1
should be without set. - 49,. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

Query lis Judge Evans eligible to the
once Of State Senator We leave this
question to those who are familiar with the
PROVISIONS Of the Constitution Of Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
LOCAL. !! tNBwS

PREssrrkklAN-Pastor, Rev. :. v. Campbell. ser.
vices every Sabbath morning at l03 O'clock Evening
III. Sunday School after s,Ssn19 service rev1T :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

:-1luNE,sslv,,,r Thinblss, warranted equal
.( - eoia, for Gale x BusH's. Any name
q initials engraved gratis. ss -. .s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

LYNX KlLLED.-Michasl Hansen the Jolly
landlord, shot lynx on Monday near the
cemeterylgrounds. He brought it to town.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

WooD MEAsuRER.-Mr.T Theodore Stein
burgh has been appointed City Wood, Meas
urer. 1fpeople now pay SIS for three-quar-
ters Vt cord Of wood, it is their own fault.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

DIR. B. r. Palmer advertises = farm
for sale.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
Iish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this office. Send in your. orders.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

THE .,lafgest II and hbsst assortment Of
j CLOCKS nay. b found and purchased
,;yerys low - sBusH's. They ars war
f1Atod. SO !;;8 A'a = ~ F:44stst-sj;t Hat
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

YOU CAN GEL,
XOU:CAN GET
YOU GAM GET
YOU CAN GET
YOU CAN aHr:l'
YOU CATTGET
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Go iUhom ii man Concern.

OST CERTIFICATES.-NOti is hereby
j riyen that sppraion has been made 10 the Auditor
General Of Pennsy for the issue OF duplicates OF the
owing gsuDed Certcsies OF the Five Pci Ccnt Loans Of
tho eah issued by the Bank OF Pennsy ta
Jrnser Agent Of the Commonwealth ~ the pa1rs or
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury lilll NEAR Dorkins surrey
In TusIsnd esquire AID JOHN KERRlCK OF Gdeson Hall
Norfolk, in England esquire with benehs o tury'oTshp
which Certificates Lave been Lost, viz; -
No 52;i dated Nov O. 1852 Act OF April %, 1879 for
$1,000 -
No 527, dated Nov G. 1882 Ae. Of April y, 1922 for
$1,000. - . ..
No 241l dated Nov g. 1857 Act of Feb lG 9 for 200
No 2Z daed Nov g. 1881 Act Of Feb it. 1885, for 1900
No 27d dated Apni 22 1855, ACT Of June II, lsip, for
&5l2sl l3. 49, - ..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
yTHkOAT AND LUNG DISEASES
l. sUccEssyULLY III gATEp
I. L. BARplN. NJ ID

No. lls7 Broadway. " Y
Consumption drobed Of more than half tsrIor. Dot
RARDIN who thorough Gissnocisn ha, learned fof,
extensive observation and practice that than half IN.
.e, of parent hung disease which called Consumption
Sy ouscks and empires not Consumption but proceed
ero irritation Of the air passages and with
.nd care are perfectly durable Ato timely treatment Of
eh. various diseases o! the Throat which If allowed to
tesd to the great of human nasde' Consumption, VII
save you from pain, anxiety, nightly rssesnes,. and finally
premature death by phthi.' pOlmonaA Dr. b. has no one
rsn.oes with which he proposes TO cms al the deaf TIC
Auan organism is sab Co. but carefully dagnoses'e' eaei
80. In , lnuitr Of detail and Gil upon rational anC
scientific principles
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
HAzLETON BROTHERS.

IL ONERSrRUNG. GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORrE MANUFACTURERS.
Nc. % Prnce't few door, wes of Broadway NewYork
These Pianos have always received the hrst premium
they have been eIhibtod written AZ , foT hys
yeaIs accompanies each Piano
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

SACRILEGE. $500 REWARD - Whereas
Ctho Chofch Of the Holy Trinity. OF Nadlon
aud st., clonionsly entered fd nsht
Dec ~ ana tho Neslments and port, Of the furniture
stolen and others wsntouly destroyed
Tie Hector WeId,ns and Eerynen ~ ssh Church here
~ oner reward Of Five Hundrrd Dollars for te spprehen
si9n snd Of the peEpetato OF s wicked Outrage
BY order OF tho NestIY. y r. TRENAfN. (lcrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

OFFICE prroT Consis sRg or srssIsrgSCK.l
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Dec 20. 1905.
GOVERNMENT SALE of { II o & L
~ WHiSkY.-Sealed Proposhl, ~ DUPLICATE. will be
received at this Office uu'l Y O'Clock M, TuesG.y, Tue
gth day Of iunnary, 1865 for the SALE II obort
9,iJ0 gals Of 30 OlKBON WHISKY,
10 GALS OF RECTtIrD WHISKY,
2i1 sall. Of RYE WHISKY,
Proposals received Tor lees than tive barrels of each lot
TAe Whisky will be- gagged before tie delivery and sold
cy the " proof gallon
Payment in Government fund. about - per cent OF which
will he required the acceptance Of the bid and The
andr the ss is completed, aud before the
delivery commences.
10 bl received s0m parties who have failed to comply with
hrr contracts.
Bidders requested to be present at the oponu Of their
bid
Ar purchases viii be loaded d. Govcrnmrn. WAares IN
Na.hngou ID. c.. ffce OF e1prn 10 the purchaser
The usual feerytiion by Government IN regard bid.
viii be observed. g. BILL. Major and G. :. g. :. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
~-tW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

~-EW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
Established by Gov Fenton pGrsnant 70 an act OF eg
s.ure providing ur,hr reif for SICK, wounded and dis
charged soldiers Of N.wYork. Claims lor municipal State
and 4. bounty. pensions and OF pay attended TO
grauitously Superintendent Col. ID. q. MORGAN Albany
". Y AgcDts-Co. r. Il. Got RICu, No. 283 Est, Wash
inron d. G. Col JoBs MANLi Nos. 81 and y Bowards
New- YoIk city Major Assos q. CHESTER, No 2l Main st.
Buffalo n y MAJOR H. 5. RICHAHDs0S No 85 fay-tte
st., Baltimore, Md the Rev JAMES DgBoi3, No l02l Chs.
itst., PniadelpMA
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
proposals.
OPEics op ASSISTANT c CoNsissaRY GENERAL op
su1sisfENCa. no. sTAIa sIREtr NEW YORK,

suB'isTESos no. srArs sTREtr NEwYoRx,
A RMYSUPPIIES. S.-SEALEDPROPOSALS
tlN DUp1CATEl will be received by the undersigned
until ".,ock p. FRIDAY, tue 5h instant for ,uppy.
ng for the use the United States Army SUBSISTENCE
STORES to be delivered IL New.York or Brooklyn. fol-
5000 pound. new smoked BEEF HAMS, in sets,
5000 pound. prime SEW WHITE BEANS. IN well.
ard iu head lined -four barrels tho bids to be for
20 srt bsIrl. r COFFEE SUGAR. barrel. to be new
AM Of Tire best IN for the papoe, aud to be u mead
5000 GALLONS OF ths best qqiiiy Of PURE VINE;
GAR made only rom cdr or Nm,ty l,te ron l hi
strength the Whisky VINEGAR taking hirtylye grain. bi'
carbonate potash Deurae ounce troy the Cder
toe strength may be to be pot 9p IN
half barrels h p gallons capiy. like sample at this onte
Lach proposal dnctly tie kind and quality Of
Vinegar Offered. spd tn Kind Of package.
The month Of janusy t6 90 poundsto the bu'he! in good
Ordinary well -coopersd Dorrcl,.
ONlJNS-Suci quantie. m.y be required daring the
month OF Jsnu1y lSt6, 90 pounds to the b0'e ia b-fe as
above.
The ,,or,s are required 70, Immediate i,iircyv
separate proposals. n 6pIlicafc mos bo made iof each
article enumerated and bidders may propose iof the "hoo or
samples q ali The article, above named must bo delivered
with tie proposals. AND referred to therein.
printed copy Of hi. advsni.emeut be attached to
each pfopo,a hnd the proposals must be specific IN comply
ing pee.ey wlth oil tie terms Zach bid L, have eondea
ton must contain the wftten guaranty Oh two fe'Pohsol'
We e underlined tsroby ,hs, should sll or
any part of the above bid b. ped Il shall he dny fulfilled
odd is true purport nrd conditions sso that writ
contract with bond t. the amount OF oncouth Of the
value OF the proposed to be uDihed shall oe executed
IL required"
he sellers name place Of business and date Of purchase
we'll the OF contents with riglt, gross and sre
sud shipping 10 BE- hereafter dr aed pustb plainly
marSed every package. All other old marks must be Oh
lters,rd.
The will also be evsmned 'ti passed upon by parties
from thi. office OF the part Of the United States
an e will be careully inspected before their De-
livery aud cOnpsrcd with the retained samples. Returns
signed by professional public wesher, mu' be
furnished
Payment viii be mde in currency OF Il, equivalent IS soon
funds received for The pnfpoc.
Cotracios e1pc hold their goods without expense
20 the United Staes. until required for shipment.
Bsukr for Proposals will be iur hed this Office, which
must ncosod in envelope aidressed 10 the
aud iudor..d Propos4ls lof Subsistence St1re4'
II. =. CLARKE,
Ev nrig-Ge and 4. c. @. 6
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
lfle0ical.

IANCER! CANCER For - will send to
~ any ure ard simple wsy to Cancer and for
~ cents how " CoTns-
send 10 Ii. KING.
Muscstine. Iowa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Ccntlsitn.

nRS GRIFFIN, No. 255 G,aid st., opposite
~ Lord Tsyors. Ncw.York rting Full ~
PARTIAL SITS olu cir iflMPEONED ARTIFICIAL lk!,Ih
witt OF yiibouf .lracns the Roots Ful Se. God
Psna s2J. Silver OF Rubber sl0 Pariia. ses Gold Per
tooth, 81; silver or Rubbcr :
no not have your TEETH Extracted wthout
~ using DR. hOYT5 ASAESibEflC NITROUS
OXIDE a. II Is the Only method by which you src 0efi
rom he necessity of relnhaug the impure cir Cabo1ic
Icid nom your lungs Dr. H. hos kxlracted thou
sands Of Tech with perfect OGy Office B8 BIosd
,yav. uear Ei.h'efnih.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Professional Notices.

lnR. VIM. EARLs WORK Of 2i0 Pages on
Srr4 &C. Price 20 cents Mailed tree sy IaIt Address
Mo IL Whitsst, New.Yors.
MR.. FULLER treats all SCROFULOUS and
~ SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCkKS, TUMORs ard
1RUPIIONS at his Oce and Drug Sore, No q Suiivan
D, Brooue.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
n ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENT

n Combining Ia. Besutfnl Artistic ard Uselul, and q
monthly reminder Of refined taste and generosity No gt
% sdy wond be found acceptable Years subscrpiio
10 DEMOREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. the Model Par
Tor Magazine Of America the " Y Independent says
universally acknowedgrd 20 contain the most artstc
ful entertaining aud brilliant novelties combined
An one Periodical" Yearly with artistic and valuable
Y1eulurn TO each suhscrber. Published by W. JENNINGS
1EMOREsT No. 473 Broadway y. Y. Splendid premiums
vnd terms for Cubs Only 25 suoscTbeTs new
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Oir,Cr COsNissARr or SUBsisrEscR,
A.rkn

Oir,Cr COsNtssARr or SUBsisrEacR,l
No bniss-st.. Nrys-N orb, Dee 20, 1865. !
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
frceve by the unde gned this office. until O'Clock
.. II IA UR>DAH Januly 1896, for iurni,ho. it.h
EEt such guunities be required ron day TO day.
on that day. at David. and iars Islands Fort Schylr and
Wii.its Point sandy Hook fori. Nadsworth, Lafayette
IInmiou and Wood New York city. srd all other places in
the cucs Of each place aad post ae not otherwise pro
vided for.
Tie fresh beefis to be Of good marketable quality with e.,
proportions of fore Bud LuCqulte meat tnccks shuhs ud
ldcy taoy be excuded aud furnished et the erpeu's
the contractor IL .uc quantities and time. may be
quied
y. bid Will be entertained that &. made by rez-lar
hatcher who Give his in un, hs pos.ut place o
busiue 50 and residence.
All bids be accompanied by guarantee signed by the
euarautors themselves. rs follows;
We the undersigned hereby guarantee tha In 'he
fore going bid OF f be accepted, L shal he duly ful
according % it, purpou and condtonsj as0 tAt
written shall be executed with Is bonds ~ tho
OF ten thousand dollars each
Name. ofguarAn,or., -
Bidders themeves bo present at the onenng of the
uropo.s aud be ry prepared with their surcties 10 sign
edaely the conrit aud bond Evidence must be shown
Of the eTo responsibility OF each surety two beingrequrd
Any inorueity IN the proposal viii De- ls cuso Of s 10
ec on any other than genuine bid made In perfect good
faith will subject tie person making and the sIaantoB TO
the extreme pensity Of tho law.
printed copy OF this advertisement mus. he s''schei 20
posa and the 0f two yerabic sufficient
tic, N the sum Of ten thousand each
Tie Government the night 70 reject any BID Which
seems unreasonable ur dlsadylnageous to it.
Payments be made monthly In such funds be fr
nisltd y the Goycrna en VIA currency checks Oh cJtih
FRANCIS r. BEaIER. Bt. Mi. C.s
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Drp Goods.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FRENCH FANCY BALMOIiAL SKIRTS.
We have jus; received Ter Scotia another
IMPORTATION
OF the tboye consisting Of the most elegant and
RECHERCHE ASSORTMENT
OUT OF PARIS.
Ameng them some BEAUTIFUL WHITE CASH
MERE and ALPACA,
VERY DRESSY.
BLACK CASHMERE and ALPACA.
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED.
FANCY sTIIPlS in an possible ,nds, elegantly got up.
WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS,
Plain tucked and embroidered price that win a'tonih
Lady customers We sell them a less than tie material
would cos, here.
Another importation ofou celebrated French Couulc and
Embroidered
COESFTS
In Ladies ard Misses.
ALL SIZES
Shoulder Braces, Supporters, &c, &c, &c.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
GAiNOR Importer and Manufacturer,
No. 7t5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Rtal estate for Sale.
Ii WANTING FARMS.

"A Large and thriving settlement. Of Vineland mild
climate; ~ miles south Of Phiadrlphia by railroad
Rich .o produces large crops, twenty tracts s2s
per payable within four yess good business openns
good society Hundejs settling and mssh, improve
men,s Amply to CliAS. K. LANDS Postmo,ter Nueand
Lends town!p Nj. Letters answered Papers cont1aln-
ful information win be free FROM Report VI Soa
Robason dgreua al Editor Of Tie 7ri5Hne il one 9 te
ysrfhs tyoe GinoH l,reI position ans
ft16 condition (0r fe1sanl JarDtEs ligt kn0v u hs
tfde of the Wesfsy. Prdtues.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
biationerp and fansn Dooos.
A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY

n foil supply constantly band and made 10 oder Bus.
nvited to call at tn. old stand United state.
Revenue Stamps constantly on hand.
HOWE 4 FERRY, Ee. &c Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
6crses, Carriages, ST.

CARRIAGES for SAIE.-The immense stock
~ now in the three large entrances No. 80
Broadway aud No ~ Crosbvst will he sod OF greatly
uced Prices 30 HaIress second hard CSrrceI
&. WITTY No. 40 Broadway
NIGHT (S) valuable young HORSES for
IL SALE this day al -o a. Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Jnsuranrc Companies.
NEW-YORK FIRE INSURANCE co,
~ WALLSTREET.
CASH cAPIrAL............."...Ss0O.O0

THIS COMPANY has been In u operation for more
han THIRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE stinst
Loss and Damage oy FIRE upon terms favorable a. SIMILAR
Institutions
ALL LossEs LIBrHAILI ApJrsTyo Asp PH0sriLr FAD.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDEHlIILL, Pre,dent
Oliver ~. JoueG William llsItun. Chss. H. Stewst.
Isaac ". Seymour. Ssul. J. Waring Samuel " Dody,.
AbfBhsm Is. Dayl. &. r. Pfeih-r. Michael Ulschorf,L
Saul &. Harriet. tylyanus Beden. thss. u. Lewis
John T.. Andrew. H. NJ. Burhansn. Ethelber \. Ms
JOsisi %. Low William ilsrtze. Joseph A. DTey yfouL
John Even. Thomas DHvry james G. Guick.
william DePsw. Henry J. Scudder. James H. Wright
AUGUSTUS C0LSQA. I, ssctota1i
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

4 BEAUTIFUL FLAUE IN the subufDs oI
"A Newark n. j. hose-cars, 80 Acres superior rich
Lsnd good bndlus variety Of choice frn shade trees
Ac., iOr SALE n barg in very easy terms
SOUTHWICKG 4 WOOD No. 80 Libertytt
NXCHANGE for q FARM or HOUSE IN,
IL or SNAIL PLACE near tho City hrstolass silaoe
MERCHANDISE. suitable for ony market will pay part
cab. Apnly 70 Mr PAEDNE. No. Courtlands.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

4 LARGE NUMBER Of FARMS and COuN-
"A TRY RESIDENCES for SALE, located within ~
miles Of this city. prees FROM 600 70 420C0D each.
PARSONS 4 WARD, No. 70 Cedsr-st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-25


The dis.UDonf majority in Con-
rress, arc trueto their anteccdents,
When wc were annitcd and happy
blosscd with peace, prosperity
and amity, ,thcy and theirassoclates at
tackled the Union Of the States, and
the Constitution OF our fathers; the
one was denounced, the other villfied.
Concord, amity and forbearance, the
silver cords that bound our people In
a common destiny, were rudely sun
dered, and in their stead came career
of hate, vituperation and bloodshod
love for the Negro prompted its in
ception, anxictyforhisfres fresdomnerved
them in theirprogress, and a desire
for his social elevation roused them
to renewed exertion. Asthc peculiar
friends of the Negro theynullifed the
plain provisions of the rganic law,
and violated laws enacted under its
requirements. AS his zcslous advo-
Gates, they now violate tb elemental
ry principles of the Constitution, and
refuse representation to people who
are true to the laws and faithful to
the government. THY we're against
the Union at the beginning, and they
are but consistent in opposing It now
They are for the Negro, md against
the poor white man, and their policy
of to-day is but the refexof theirsen
timents in the past. Their true rally
ing cry is: Up WITH THE Nero AM
DOWN WITH THE UNION They ARK
dis Unionists inthought, ds Unionisti
in word, and dis-Unionist in deed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-25

"a Bunch OF FIvEs. Geo. Wilkes,
of the Spirit Of the Times, the organof
horse-racers, gamblers and shoulder
hitters, quaclks at the President in the
following style: eisIh
aBut If no adjustmentshall be made,
and the President, ignoring Congress,
shall press on the issue which we have
foreshadowed, we give him warning
that the muskets which now hang in
honored ease in every household north
of the Potomac, may soon be hurried
" unsung, and a arumor pass through
out the land which may break into
the roar Of battle before this year
has closed
1t would be strange, indeed, If the
men who perilled their lives through
four years Of warfare to restore the
Union and maintain the Constitution
SHOULD join with the plundcrcrs and
demoniac fanatics in destroying that
very Union and Constitution Wilkes
mast mean the John Brown muslSsts
and the arms which the Hartford Con
vcntionists prepared for a Northern
rebellion, but which, through coward
ice, were put away and ever since
have been hanging in dis-"honorcC
ease" They are not dangerous
lneithcr are the plundcrcrs who NIGH
ichance to be their carriers in wal
against the President and the Union
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-25

s6-"A Good deal of trouble is taken
to prove that Andrew johnson il
another Andrew jackson, because he
has the courage to handle the danger
Gus weapon Of the veto. -Forneys
Press. mf
Yes, and no paper laborcd more
zealously to establish this fact, until
within few months, than this same
Press. But as heretofore, the sow has
returned to her wallow. Foney is
paying President Johnson in the same
coin, he paid Pierce and Buchanan
treachery-with disadvantage to the
former, the treason has revealed itself
much sooner. ta szrf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-25

ATTENTION .ASome of the national
office holders in this county, are Sian.
dering the government in an outra-
geous manner, and should be looked
after There are a number of stay-at-
home patriots, holding Office, that are
committing acts of @disloyalty2 every
day, and this too, after having been
schooled in that dogma for the past
five years We would suggest to the
government, that there are "loyalp
men enough in this county, to fill the
Post Offices, Assessors, Collectors, &c,
and that il is very offensive to our re-
constructed ears, to listen to those
"traitors," Z dechiming against the
hand that feeds them. We say ro-
sign; or become loyal and support the
government, and eat the same food
you cooked for us. s ,.v