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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

THE BLESSINGS OF "TREEDoM. "A
friend, (and a decided Republican,
who fought through the war, and is
now trying to run a plantation ''dowr
in Dixie" complains of "thc uncer.
tainty of procuring labor, that he
had SHRED seven different gangs since
he took the plantation, and could not
induce any of them to remain long;'
that the last ones he Hagreed to pay
in advance, week TO week, as long as
they would ain,-which was ex.
actly six days, and the last he saw OF
them, they were marching (lndian
tile,) down the road, singing, "We'll
hang JEFF Davis to sour apple tree,
in the full enjoyment of "life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness" We
imagine the feelings of our Republican
friend, as he leaned over the palings
and saw his sable friends con their
winding way" to have been akin to
those of Pharaoh, when the children
of Israel "took TO the water,"-and
we don'trccollect, at this moment, any
one whose faith in "nogro equality
deserved n more convincing shock than
his. He is now looking for northern
white laborers, satisfied that "the
freedmen" will not be ready to 20 to
work during the present century,
NetC HdDen Register
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

b. b., who did not tako Fort Fish
or, is thus unkindly spoken of by the
Philadelphia Euening Telegraph Rad
icaD :--"Geneml Butler is not great
orator, for the reason that he does not
inspire one with faith in mis- honesty.
Like many other politicians, he makes
frequent appealsin favor of honor and
truth and Christianity, but they sound
awkwardlyin their utterances.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07


Ar HIS WoRK-That unclaimed
monster, Death, has lately made sad
havoc among the brightest and the
best An unusual number of our lead.
ing statesmen have witnessed "the
last of earth"
Hon. HenryS S Magraw, State Treas.
urcr in ls56-7-S, and at the time a
member of the Maryland Legislature,
died of apoplexy, at Washington, on
Tuesday, the 29th ultimo
Hon. Philip Johnson, of Easton, and
member of Congress from the "Tenth
Legion died in Washington city on
the 3lst ult, Mr.. Johnson had repre-.
sented his district for six years, and
his time would have expired on the
4th of March next. lie enjoyed usual
good health until few days before
his death, which was attributed to
congestion of the liver. We had the
pleasure of a long personal acquaint-
ance with those two gentlemen, and
in common with their friends, oursym-
pathies go out after them.
Hon. Washington Hunt, formerly
Governor Of New York, Comptroller,
and member of Congress, died on the
LIST instant Mr. Hunt was probably
one Of the safest statesmen New York
possessed.
Hon. L. f. Chambers, of Chester
town, Md, died on the 1st instant.
He was one Of the leading jurists Of
that State, and his loss at this time,
while fanaticsm is well nigh mad in
that locality, is almost irroparable.
Benz. +. Hancock, father of Mai.
Gen. Hancock, died at Norristown'on
the lst inst, in the 9th year OF his
age. He was the Internal Revenue
collector OF the Sixth district.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

Hon Daniel W. Voorhees, was the
Democratic nominee for United States
Senator in Indiana. He is now ma.
king tour Of the Southern States
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

Abraham B. Waller, Esq, formerly
a citizcn of this county, and for many
years a detective of the Postofiicc De.
partment, died at Newark, Dclcwaro,
on Monday last.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

Horace Grcely is to be hung on the
first Of March-not the New York
chap-but the niger one over at
Charleston.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

Montreal boasts dog, who recent.
" stopped a runaway team, by catch.
ing with his teeth the rcins, which
were trailing on the ground.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
Consisting Of ll2 Acres and Allowance,

forty-fve Of which Is under cultivation. with
house and stable thereon. and an orchard Of 100
bearing fruit trees; the balance is heavily timber
ed. AT least one million feet Of Pine and two
hundred thousand Of oak. The whole being un-
derlaid with four foot vein Of coal. This trae,
Is situated within one mile Of Luthcrsburr ad-
joining lands Of Joseph Lines, Carson, Whitehead
and Pehtr, public road passes through it,
school houae is located on the one corner. and an
excellent spring Of water. Every railroad survey
made through this section has been located on hi,
land. Any further information in reference to the
property, terms, dc van he had by calling on or
addressing the subscriber, at Luthersburg, Clear.
field county, Pa.
ian2t-3m JAMES NIIPs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

IsT or JURORS for March Term. 1867
Ia GRAND jurors.
Bcccaria-David Bear
Boggs--patrick Gallagher
Brady--1homas Lines. DR. I J Boyer
Burnside--Joscph Mckee, William langdon,
John Fry
Coyington--Dr W Potter. Reuben Rider. Lew
is Plubcll
Clcarfcld-L n Mcrrcll
curwensvle-Lcwis NJ Laporio
ferguson-Michaci Wihcritc
Girard-Anderson Murry Francis Bm.
Graham--Thomas II. Forcce
Gulich--Calch Copcnhavcn
Jordan-Iohn Curry
knox--William Cox
Lawrnce-Willinm Mapcs
Morris-Iconnrd Kylcr
Osccola-Jamcs Young. George Richards
Pikc--Androw J Tozcr
TRAVIS lunoRs.
Bcccarla-John Mccoy, George poarcc
Bloom-Adam korb
Boggs-- samuel Woolcatcr. Samuel Robson.
John W kylcr. NJ l. l.umadoo
Bradiord-john Stewart, Elias smoal
Drndy--Jamcs Nelson, Jesse Lines. J 7 Kirk.
t Frank Rishcl, w l. Porter George Elinger
Burnside-W Washington Gardner, Jacob RuiIner,
David Fulton, Matthew PcniicoiT
Chcsi-Iohn Hunter. John kipp
Clcarhold-Joseph 5 Showers, james A Moore.
Frank Short, L q Morgan
CurwcnNilc--A nrauckcr
Dccatur-klas Walk, stephen kephart
fox-Stcphcn Fox
Girard-fancis Iiugar
Gulich-John W Miller, John Hanna, il.
Jordan-Robcri NJ johnson
knox-llcnry Sloppy
lawrencc-John Butler, l. X Mccullough, r c
Kelsey, Henry Irwin, Amos Reed, James II Dough
eriy. lof john
Lumber City-Gcorgc II I.ytlc
Mouis--Samucl Hoover, Joseph Potter
New Washington-William Mehaiiey, Robert
Gartley
oscccla--William MAYS
lnicn-Michnei iiubort
Wcodward-rarlcy Mabew
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT

INllE undersigned viii sell or rent her farm.
Il situated In Marysyillc, Clearhcld county. Pa.
The farm contains ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
and Is well adapted to farming or grarne. and At
present Is in good state Of cultivation and we'll
wa'ersd having thereon one good TW0-SToRY
Farm HOUSE, and a two-and. a half stor, hou,e.
very large, and wen arranged for kccpinr public.
The necessary outbuildings arc complete Ais.
complete merchandise STORE ROOM. in which
has been and Is now general assortment of mer-
chandise; convenient 10 each house Is snrinr Of
running water, which was never known 10 fail.
ihefe is also erected thereon a small barn. with
s'"ollng suhoient for twelve horses. For further
reluoei.ss ana terms, addrcss the undersigned at
Cleariield Bridge, Pa. orca on her st aiarssville.
Janie-am Mrs. :. W. THOMPSON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
-Four Lots Of Ground.

But few properties possess equal advantages as =
business stand 10 this.
twill be sold part cash in hand, and the balance
in payments. Any further information can be OBJ
tanned by calling on or addressing the subscriber,
at New Mlpor, Clcarfcd county. Pcnn'a
Jan3l -3mspd d. AARON WISE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
Gorernor cearv.

Our new Governor must have found
everything very much out of order Of
the Capitol when he assumed his du-
ties. lie seems as full of regulation.
and orders as General Pope, when he
commanded the army Of the Potomac
until "Stoncwall" took the starch out
of him. If we mistake not, our Gov
ernor, in his attempt to shape every
thing to suit Cameron and hiS-sef, vii
learn that Simon Cameron and JOIN
W. Geary are not the only men OF
whose shoulders the cares of State
have fallen; and further, that they
and their few corrupt tools are not tho
State.
The Governor has prepared pardon
schedule, beginning ut frstly and end
ing at seUenthly-just the number o
votes cast for the "Great Commoner'
by the honest Legislature-alof ofwhicl
he will violate before he is in oflic,
six months, and if we mistake not, thu
first month. The fifth card is labelled
in regular military style, 'fNo person
application will be permitted" Th'
throne cannot be reached, excep
through tho pay department. Hi
Excellency has also issued a procla
nation, in schedule style, prescribing
rules and regulations for the Stat'
agents at Washington. We intend tC
publish these Executive manifestoes
in order to extend the fame of the mar
who fought above the clouds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
HOTEL FOR SALE.
IN NEW MIILPORT,

FINHE undersigned, dcsirous Of moving 10 tho
West offers at private sale a large two-story
FRAME HOUSE, now kept as a Hotel, situate on
Main street, in the village Of New Millpori, Clear
field county, Pa The building Is well arranged
for hotel, or dwelling house and room, with
all tie necessary outbuildings attached n good
order, together with
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

rINiIE undersigned, residing in Drady-township,
IL now offers one Of the best TIMBER and
COAL tracts Of land or sale in that section Of the
county,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

NWEHIf TTfWNW VW TTIIVT 81
School Fund.
d. W. MOORE, ESQ, Treasurer Of Clearfeld
county. Pa, In account with different town
ships for School fund for the years I sea A 1855
DEnroR.
To amount due townships from last setile.
ment ss76 90
To amo Mt received from unseatod
lands, l9,lso Os
To amount received from collectors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
DMINIsTRAToR,s NoTICE.-L

"A Of Administration having been granted the
undersigned on the estate of Robert j. Wallace,
deed late Of Clcarield borough, Clcarfeld county,
all persons indebted to said estate win make i'm.
mediate payment and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. GEORGE W. RHEEM,
ianl0-6t Aamiuistrstor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

4 AuTlON.-Ail persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or In any way moddling
with the following described personal property, viz:
One brown mare, one brown horse, one set double
harness, two two-horsc wagons one pair twin sleds,
one timber sled, one wind mill, buggy and saddle,
now in the possession Of Nathaniel A. Warren, Of
Boggs township, as the same belongs 10 me- and is
left with him on loan. subject 10 my order.
WILLIAM SIllMMEL.
Morris iown.hin Fob. I. ls6l -ai.nd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

NoR sALE-A nearly new STEAM ENGINE
Il and BOILER, with6xings. Engine so-horse
power. Boiler 40 horse power. win be sold very
cheap. Address, ". A. A W. J. McMANIGAL,
janlo-lm Milroy, Mifnin county, Pa
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Aleu- Adrrrtisrments.

ID AFTING R0PE-ai si1cs--for sale at
III J. T. KRATZERS.
DuLLEY-BLocKs-si single and doublc-at
J. p. kRATZER'S.
ID AFT1NG AXES-with improved large steel
II pole--for sale at J. ?. KRATZERs.
nR1ED fRUTT--Poaehcs- Applcs-pruncs-
4 )Cherrios--C --Currnnts--Citrons- Raisns II Just
received at J. 2. kRATzER'S.
DAMNED PEACHEs-will be sold low by the
Y case or doEon--at J. ?. KRATZERs.
I00 000 SHORT SHINGLES WANTED
lUO,UUV for which the highest market price
will be paddy J. P. KRATZER.
TURNPIKE DIVIDEND.--At meeting
Il Of the Directors Of the rhilips5arg Susque-
hanna Turnpike Road Company, held at Philips.
burg February 4, 1867, It was resolved to declare
dividend Of three dollars per share, payable on
and after the LEI Of March next. at their office, Of
which the stockholders will take notice.
by order Of the Board
u. llARTSHORN, President.
H. j. Lrorn. Secretary. feb5-3tpd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
Receipts and Expenditures

nF CIeafheld eo1nill FennIy ylFanla Tor he
~ year A. d., ls66i
d. W. MOORE, Req, Treasurer Of clearheld
couniyin the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
10 account with said county, frcm the let day
January, iS07i
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

&100 REwARD.--on Thursday evening.
.PiOODcccmbcr IS, man. CITING his name as
james Chestnut hired mare from the undersigned.
TO ride five niles to Eli Blooms In this county. to
return The next morning before o'clock, which he
JAILED - do. The said Chestnut Is about fvc fee,
.en inches high, dark complexion. and wear heavy
black whiskers, aud had on long black oycrcoai.
black pants, and wore a cap. The mare Is a dark
chestnut sorrcl. with white face one fore foot white
and years old The above reward viii Nc paid
ior the return Of the and thief; or S5O for the
return ot the mare, and $50 for the apprehension
OF The thicf GEO. W. GEARlfART.
oec-o Clcarhcd. Ia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07
OYSTERS! OYsTERsl

AN always in receipt Of tho hest OYSTERS.
Il which will be served up in the usual variety Of
styles. have now warm and comfortable ROOM
htted up for the accommodation Of LADIES. which
department viii receive particular attention.
ROTE'S
lanlo-u Ice Cream and Oyster Saloon
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

Township colI'rs' name Bounty State. Militia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-02-07

DAFT ROPES Of al .ines, for saie at
"a Dec. ", 1855. NE RELL A BIGLBR
Tusscs ana abdominal supporters Of every
Il Kind ofthe latest Improvements. for sale 81
sse Drug Store of HARTSwfCK a IRWIN.
GROCERIES to te haaM
" MERRELL A I I 3LEK'S.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13

a OletDt lloFlB .s-.- -9O1O, 00Z
Sieraus id)liebt berlelbe, bab Der
Serm0gens 3ultanb INNER nod Elm
9iinitiger genannt lperoen fann.
Sic Salle iin 3ten Stodiperf 6esV
WarftbnuieS murbe auf 8 Sabre an 6enS
Srben Der &otbmanner 81 $3.50 goas
Sabr bernietbet.. ,.s ~ ;
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mite bon Nreien, L bonn 8oaro Der
Ml6ermanner lln6 2 bonn @itD Council,
Serrn Chiffon gu ,ernennen, mn nit
Scrrn 9fidol iibcr @rlpeiteruug bon
union Strabe, Spiiben @berrD uno
GUNNER Strabe, in gerbanolung gu
treten. .-..1sss..ss.s. $500,
Sol9enbe Elite. bon gSablbcamteuI
fir Die beberfebenoen itaOtiiden @ab<
len tuurOc angcnonnien: .ae
tg..ns 1. SO arb.
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MellinsaIe.
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2. @arb.
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Sloan. ~ - sssa5st
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@o1 ns3. g8af6 aa@ agy
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3ecei0er-Sobn Sones. f~9
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6. gSar6, $3.50
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ton unb Nidar6 Nfc9ean. -. -,
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Glerts-S. 9. 8inDon uno Mmmon
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$500 Z. g8arb. gs.
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neuea @trabe bon SSfont mad wiarft
GfrdBe, sipifd)en Brn1b iifo @burd,
paiiirte bic brittle 9cfunD. s5 is'sK =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13
Mec,pIrbers =N.pr,rt.

9 So. @aIlep sabIte Die Soften iue9cn
~ lGnellem S5abren. agiasaldRG4 N
Z Sobn gSilloa sabItc $50 fur orb
llllngsluibriaes Setraaen. .gttlntiua q
I 9Rarp Winrpb ), gbiparo Belly uno
s. 9mitb ipesen Srunfenbeit uno I'm.
gebIbrlidfeit augeflaat aingen nod BEN
glrbeitsbars, nn. reips $40, $50 uno
S25 nbjnberoiener,. { slIglBsnsaati. 81
5 gSnt. r@larf mar betrnnfen uEo aiu3
lir 81 o mad ben, nrinerelosiideu Sa.
ititut. siHsW asl61E gazaiau 10 ,JsI
) Y2eeeu Srbnnnesiuibrigfeitenipu
berurtbeilt uno uad BEN slrbeitsbans
GeIanDt:T nsna 1Gs 9s4 nisg7tg y9G
Sebn gDiIicn liir $25, SenrD Gn,itb
fur $40, Sun Nelion fur $40, Soiparo
Billon fur $40, 8. 6mitb fir S25 une,
Sobii ag4iIiou fur s25. ga ~. sg4ss,
@harles Montgoneerg bate $40 fiir
8er6inbesupe zines 8eantea.ian gluss
iibuns ieiuer slmtSpFi@t 81 sabIen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13

E Serr s. g d otenb III III r
in @aIIntiu bat benz GintuanOerungS<
8erein feline Sienlte ais Ngent uno corr
reiponoirenoeS Nfit9lieb fir Gunner
Gount1 angeboten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13

y N.g. Seit pier @p6rn gum srlien MaI,
baB mir Gin Gremplar rsr DNeue 3sit" gu
6dnsen 6efOn1men, 4 &.
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weltern 8abu tpurbe seitertl nabe bel
Sobnionuille cine Sub bonn 3use iiber<
fabrsn. Sin Sra@t@ unb @epdfmasen
nuroe bonn geleiie 9eiuorfeu. Ser
9laent Sobn SIoan tuurbe unter ben
perIdiebenen Yafeten nno &offern
beraraben, erlltt aber rlur gerin9e
gerIebunaer. Ser Gigentbiiner Der
Sub ffeIlIe fi6 Iofort NIT feiaer Gnt<
MISUNDERSTANDING ein, Die ibns aud
aetuabrt ipur6e. ea -sg ss13sss'
g- Gin iunser Mann iunrbe se<
tern tpeaen Wleineib bon Sanire
SRott6efus berb6rt. Serielbe bate
aeid,noren, oab er @runbeigentbnm
6eiibe, 4tlnl fir cine Sdulb gut gu ia.
aen. Sic SdIl9beit Oes gibes iteIte
lid beraus, als bic S9ulo einfaiiirt
iuer6en iollte. Sabur6, oab biefer
iunae MauH ben 8etras, fir tuelhen
er it4 berbirst bate, baar sablen
fonute, entgin9 er elmer beroienten,
barten Citrate. Wforal Der 8eldidte:
,gSer @clo bat, iiinbi9t nidt."
Eg Sn Boiton iperoen alf itdbtis
fd,e Soften IL ofentlihe 8abes9lns
jtalten unterbalten. Sic ipurbeH seits
her tiaIid, BON 100000 9erfonen
benubf. lieber bic 'Saifte idn,mtlider
9SohenApu uefnIi0t III .927 fpQreiI
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sos Nldnner- 10, 618 Srauen unb 81, r
S1S 9eaoden.e @s mare. febr 81 iuiine
lAen, haB aud unfrent sfafbbiae nad) :
item CONNER eine 9leide @obltbat 81
She'll iuerbe. Ser 9fntert lit unberes
6enbar fun ben @efunobeitssuitaao Der
&tnht.aa 80 aaaEsl..... R.aaAa !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13
Mmtiin0itlintA.

Scbn 6. Sebr lit Ganbitat Der sabifaIen Re.
publitanifSben Rdrtei fir ba5 Mint zines GOuteiIs
names pom Der s. gSaro uno uervflidhtet fb, fene
Stimme MIR fir ebrliebe, trene Ndtier absugeben.
aasH bsgS* SIS g - HAS HE -,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-13

@ir bofTen, Dap fie oas Seripre3en
nibt ber9ehen tueroen.
~ Serr s. g 6otenba III III r
in @aIIntiu bat bem GintpanOerungs>
8erein feline Sienlte als Ngent unb cor<
refponoirenbeS Nfitslieo fur Gunner
Gountg an9eboten.
~ M. M. 8rien melOet iid ielbit
ais Mapor's Ganoibat an. S. 6.
Scooel miro in Ser bentigen 8reb unb
Simes bon etiua 40 8erionen aufge<
foroert, gu ,,laufen" unO er nimmt oas
Nnerbiet,n an. 9luBerbem nominirte
cine @clealdaft i'm Gourtbauie, ange<
fabrt bon vsquire McGartbD, u. g.
Sburne6, Senator BaDne, Sbeooor
Srauerni6t*, Sglesbp 8pron goung,
@barIie SaDers, $. @lap SroofS nno
ber1lei6en mebr Geine Gbren 98. SIS.
9Sbetmore. 9luf antrag beS Esquire
Nc@artbp iuuri e Senator 8aDne gum
MIfltirenoen Ma1or ernannt.
Sa, ia, iper Die gabl bat, bat Die
DUAL. Sept ftreiten fid) Die 2eute UNI
gfominationen; gebeu cine Waiie @elb
aus uno pilIen porber gang beitimmt,
! Dab lie aeI6Iagen ipereen. Wfan oenfe
iid einmal 10 cinen Mann ruie gS. gS.
NSbetmore 8Irgermeiiter Der Staot
slafbbiue. Oas mare ii6erli6 Die
{ Sr6nuna bes 9ebdubes. Betra9tet
man 6ann aber Die 2eute, Die ibn uns
terltlben, bann aIlerbingS mub man
sueeben, 6aB er Der getreue Opponent
6es moraIii9en unb politii6en @er~
Z Ties ieiner Bidders" lit. 1leber 8rien
uno Scobel mollen mir ipeiter feine
gSorte Derlieren. 8eibe iin0 uns ipertbe
| sSreunoe. Daber bebauern mir, bab
lie fi6 oasu Bergebcn, Die Sdla9t@
opfer eigeninniger Nfenfdeu su fem,
melae bur6aus NlleS beriud,en molten,
UNI oas aIte Ge9ilne tuieber in bie
Sta6tbernaltung gu bringen. Mber
ale biefe Serfude fino eitcl. NloIn
miro Napor; Bonn CT lit Der reguldre
/ 9iontinee. Inlere pelitifd)en gegner
Ielbit perben balo 8ele9enbeit baben,
einsuieben, baB uniere 8abl cine quite
mar. lIl6cn lit Elm ebrli6er, offenbers
aiaer. eneraii6er, 1arafterfeiter Mann,
beleelt bon ben liberaliten @eiiunungen
unb i'm gefse zines eolen, iuarmen
SCREENS.
P. S.-8urs Dor 9dluB OeS 8Iattes
erfabren mir, SAB Sc. Nf. 93rien feline
9lnflnoi9nng ais Ganoioat 5nriid5ie<
ben miro. Gr iagt, tuie ntan uns err
sdbIt, Oab eerabe Die 9eute, lpe!Ge iett
nit einem Brief an ScObel berans ;
fommen, Die iino, peIde ,ibns 90. W.
8rien) beipogen bnben, Ganbioat 81
per0en. Gr 1T fIir6terIi6 b0ie anf
Gconel nn6 auf Die binterliltiaen Mens
1d,en, Die ibn 10 blamirt baben. 9lnbers
ben, beiinoen fi6 inter bent Brief bon
seobel mcbrere 9lamen bon 9euteH,
Die 6nr1 8etrmg bortbin eseanlOtirt
purben. Morgen @dberes, sa
9rebte 81 d ri DIT. Senator
georqe 8abne bat bic 9iomination ale
9liiitenf auf BEN @betmOre &idet an
genommen. =
@earsI anb feltstr 5lOater.
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5tabt uno Staat.

~ Serr q. g. Gpma lit 2ofalz
Maent Der Staatsseitung unb erinad<
ti0t, 8eloer fur mid in Gmpfang su
nebmeu unb bariiber Su quittiren.
Sobn STU III, SerauSgeber.
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spctial NDtisen.


Der an;eiaeube III IN penigen 8cdben Surd5 etH
einatbes 0eiimittes hnoem CT Sabre lana NIT chem
befti9en 2nnseibe une nit Der irhterIitbeu QranIs
belt. Der StbDinoiat bebaftet Ioar aebetit Ipprbe
ano waniat is9nlidft ieinen aitnsniasn has aetla
nttel mitSitheiieu.
Wien bic es winiGen, wir6 e. cine gopfe bes 2ta
,eptes oenIrei NIT Der 9ireition fin Bic ereitlno
alIo ben 8ebroa6 saenheft, meldes tic fiben IpeSe
nls cue fi4ere 0ethtng iiir S6wtnbIudbt, Mabmak
titus &C.. Der finii9e 3pedAes anseiaenhen III
ben SetSenoeii ipobl 81 tbun tlns CT bort boe ishex
faHte fem Yttiel perfndAeu Iptb, DO es benieiben
nj ats fptet ane ttd ais Sesen eripeiien pir6.
: Rep Gnsare u 0Btfpn.
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Sffiec rcS Gountp= Glerfs, I
-.45 Infbpilie IS. Sept. 67. 5
Seiratbs< 8ewilligungen,
in Lester Morls aIsaeoeben:

lsg.. III Iebter ISOLDE ans9egeben: ~,
gsiuiam SaIep nit Ssrate Re9Oueru. rrtr
@eorse abam Ricb nit GaroIine 9Obnp.. -.
Sofepb ". &aiea nit eIisa ani 8arnes.
gbarIes 90. gamma nit Sarritt q. gicGIatli.
Cornelius Gouasbau NIT Rarp Coleman.
Sobn Q. Ring init aetitia cooper.
3enaws gB. EoIman nit Sane gspers, eitE
Sames 81. Bu5anan nit Sarah 8strt1.
Ausuftns 8. B5tefibe nit Sorutba 6. gspsr.
2Sobn % Sbute nit RarciFa GbiISrss.
.. 8. 9rate nit aenrp g. eaftIenar.n Ests1
9luser6em tpurhen 9eiratbsIiefa1sn AT 8
farbise paGre ertbeilt. 90 at5 GsD