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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

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H given that the following accounts have l,sr
examined and passed By me- and remain filed h
record IN tho ohcc for the inspection Of heirs es
tees, creditors, and all Others in any ether way IN.
terested, and viii be presented tothc noxt Orphang
Court Of Clcarheld county TO be hcld at the Cont
House, in the borough Of Clearfeld, commoncpr
on the second Monday Of January, 1867:
Partial account Of james Hegarty. one Of tb.
executors Of the last will and testament Of I. n
Hegariy, late Of Guich tp., Clearfcld co., decd
Final account Of Frederick kohler, administrsto,
Of all and singular the goods and chatiels. rgb,,
and credits, which were Of Caroline TroutWine is,
Of Brady township, Ccarield county, decd.
Account Of John Wiihcrow, guardian Of Ivai.
llegariy, one Of the heirs Of Il. D. Hegarty aie n
Gulich townshiF, Clearfed county, deceased.
Account Of John Wltherow, guardian Of Nav
W. Hegarty, oneof the heirs Of X. D. Hevarty.ais
Of Gulieh township, Clonriold county. dceess.1
Account Of John Wi,berow, guardian Of sar,b
A. HcEarty, one Of the heirs Of 4. B. Hegariy lpis
Of Gulich township, Clearfeld county. deseaied
Final account of Michael Shafer adminis.r,,o,
Of all and singular the goods and chatiels rigb,,
and credits, which were Of Frederick shafer. lots
Of Brady township, Clearheld county. deceased
Final account Of John Owens, administrnior or
all aud singular the goods and chattels rights npj
credits which were Of Peter Owens, late Of Lumber
City borough, Clearheld county, dccenfed.
rum uNlNAAA VI hNhAl AINMtllf ANff sfrnfrF Nf
all and singular the goods and chattels rights sr5
credits. which were Of Henry crowe, late of Br.d
ford township, Clearheld county, deceased.
The second partial tcstamontary account Of q. L
Reed and James B. Graham, executors Of Henr
Lorraine, deceased.
The final account % james B. Graham and G.L
Reed, trustees Of Mary Z. Carlisle, under The viii
Of Henry Lorraine deceased.
The final account Of james b. Graham and @ l.
Reed, trustees of J. o. Lorraine, undcr the will Of
Henry Lorraine, deceased.
The account Of Thomas Campbell, executor Of
the last will Of J. IT, Smith, late Of Ben ioun,bir
Clcarfcld county, deceased filed hy Jacob VI
Campbell,the administrator Of Said Thoma. Cam.
bell, executor.
The account Of John =. Rote and NJ Liverpool
executors Of the last viii and testament Of Abraham
kyler, late of Goshen ip., Clcarfod CO.. deoeased
deels-St /. g. BARGER, Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

Beast Butler, is again in Washing
ington, and tits given out by his toad
les, that he says he cannot see. how
the impeachment Of the President can
be postponed much longer. In our
view, it win make no difference how
much the beast raves and threatens,
the President viii not be impeached
until the Dutch Gap Canal is finished
if then.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

HENRY WARD BEEcHER.-This &c.
centric divine, who is not particular
whether he administers the gospel
to the heather through a Sharpe's
rife, John Browns pixies, or ffom
the political rostrum, has been en-
ployed by Bonner, Of the New York
Ledger, at n salary Of $4,000, to write
a seriel story for that paper. 1t will
be based upon intermediate high life
in New York-love, seduction. bond
robberies, suicide, murder and distill.
ing whiskey without paying the Gov
ernment license. With portion of
this blood-and thunder money be has
hired the columns Of that semi-rcli.
gious journal, the Mab0disi. through
which be is to furnish weekly a Radi-
cal stump speech, called a sermon. a
Having quarrelled with Tilton. Of the
Independent, he has chosen the next
best scmi-roligious channel to instil
his slow poison into the minds Of those
who have become partially accursed
with modern philauthrophy-a cross
between religion and good morals,
but not enough Of either to make
n Christian or an honest man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The Rev. Mr.. Graham, and T. J.
Bigham the loyal Senators from Ale
gheny county, have each had a son
foisted upon the Senate, as transcrib-
ing clerks. These boys do nothing
but attend to their sire's private bust
ness, but through this loyal dodge, the
tax payers are compelled topay them
for attending to their own affairs.
Horse stealing is more illegal, but its
no meaner
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
litd.

On Monday evening, Dec. "a, 1906, ROBERT
J. WALLACE, Esq, Of Clearheld borough; aged
81 years, months and days.
In Brady township, on December 81, 1858, Mr..
ISAAC LINES aged about 60 years
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

THE GREEK AND CATHOLIC CHURcH.
Es.-lt is confidently stated that, un-
der the auspices Of France, negotia-
tons are now pending between the
Pope aud the Patriarch Of CONSTANT
nople for the union of the Greek and
Catholic churches. This movement
is looked upon with great interest in
Europe, from the important influence
Il may have upon the settlement OF
the Eastern question"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

SEALED.-Loyalty during the Revo-
luton was squclched by Gen. Wash
ington and his rebels, but the modern
thing has been wiped out by the nine
Judges-Chase and all-of the Su-
preme Court deciding that no civilian
can be tried by Joe Holt Conmis-
sion, where the civil courts are in full
force, and that every act done under
this plea is unconstitutional. Rather
"Copperish." but it's so.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

4 loyal paper states that the Con
gressional fraud committee has ascer-
tanned that there are three thousand
small distilleries in New York alone
where whisky is illegally made, and
where Government officers protect the
swindle The officers are loyal OF
course.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

JoHN II. SURRATr AT SEA.-A cable
dispatch states that John II. Surratt
had been taken on board the United
States steamer Swatara, which sailed
from Alexandria on the 2lst inst Tho
Swatara is a small screw steamer, and
win not probably reach this country
before the latter part of January.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

ANoTHER JoB.-The iron-clad frig.
ate New Ironsides, which cost the
Government one million Of dollars.
was burned at League Island, near
Philadelphia, a short time ago. No
body to blame. Somebody evidently
wanted a lob
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

Five members Of Beecher's church,
in Brooklyn, have been arrested and
held to bail for distilling whiskey
without paying the Government ta1
Of two dollars per gallon. Beeehers
members can no doubt engage 10 this
loyal business, but not even semi
moralist could without disgrasing
himself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

CHANGE OF FAITu.-Rev. Mr.. Stew.
art,after having been ordained clergy
man Of the German Reformed church
was stationed at Burkettsville, Fred.
eriek county, Nd, where he remained
ten years Only five weeks since he
relinquished his clerical duties, and in
his farewell sermon, announced to his
congregation the change in his reli-
gious views and his intention to be.
come a Catholic. The last London
Reriei7 says that within the short pc
riod Of three months, no less than five
leading clergymen Of the established
Church, have gone over TO the Catho-
lie faith.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

SUDDEN DEATu--The Richmond
(Na.) papers record the sudden death
Of S. z Hawes, Esq, an old merchant.
lie was the father Of the popular au-
thoress, Mrs. Terhune, ("Marion Har-
land, } formerly Of Virginia, but now
OF New Jersey.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
A Ihree-story Plank Dwelling House,
Frame stable a ,wo .cr.s Of rna

Wiiha good spring Of water at tho door. This Is
a valuable property, and suitable for a mechanic,
as there is plenty Of room for shops and lumber.
fsf-A reasonable credit win be given. Sale to
commence at one o'clock, p. m. when the terms
lans-it JAMES McnfVITT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

APPoINTMENTs.-It is announced
that Gov. Geary has made the follow
ing appointments: Francis Jordan,
Esq, Of Bedford, late Chairman ofthe
"loyal' State Committee, is assigned
the portfolio Of Secretary of State, and
Benz II. Brewster, Esq, a lawyer of
Philadelphia, Attorney General, while
J. Boboly Dungilson one Of the silent
editors Of Forney's Press, is made Pri-
vate Secretary, thus making that jour
nal the organ Of the incoming State
administration. Forney and Geary
will be the Government after next
Tuesday The whole affair is Of the
renegade stripe, except Jordan
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

If the late decision Of the supreme
court is enforced to the letter, some
body else than Joi Davis will hang
on urapple tree before six months
roll around. The Jo Holt, system Of
murder is at an end.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
alsw ADVERTISEMENTS.

EXECUTOR's NoTiCE-No,ise 4,
II BY given that Letters Tesiamoninfy. N, \
this day been granted 20 The suhsofilcr,' n
Tie Estate of william Wait, deceased, lsl,
Lawrenes township clearheld CO., Peun'a. Al
persons indebted 70 said Estate are requested \
make immediate payment end those 49,
claims against the zane will present hem dvI,
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ?. WEAVER.
uee-V-ot Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The Philadelphia Press recommends
William Duffy, Of that city, for the
post of State Treasurer lie is nice
Sweet-William, and having acted in
the capacity of Postmaster to the Sen
ate, is now supposed by the loyal.
lists to be qualified for this position.
1t is truly remarkable how things
grow these loyal times. There is no
doubt, however, but that Mr.. Kemble,
the present incumbent. viii be re
elected
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

A tipsy loafer mistook globe lamp
with letters on it for the queen Of
night am be blessed, said he. "if
somebody hsin't stuck an advertise
ment on the moon"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
One Team of Bay Mares,

Suitable FOR timhering or fsrmine) one SET Of
double Harness, one thrcc-yca old Mare. one Cow
one Heller three Stoves. one set single Harness.
Saddle Birdie, Timber Sled Log Chains. Hoist
jack. Grindsionc, and q lot Of farm and household
goods too numerous 10 mention. Also the follow.
lag REAL ESTATE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

( AU1iON.-Al All persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or in any way mcddling
with The following described personal property via
Two grey mares. two grey borses, one two-horse
wagon. one four horse wagon, four sets harness
one COW, twelve single grabs, one cook stove. one
paror stove one pillow, one harrow, three bedsicads
and bedding twenty yards parlor carpet, thirty
five yards common carpet, three sets chairs. ono
bureau, two stands, dosk, three tables. cupboard.
and other household furniture. now in the posses.
sion Of William Lightncr, Of Bcocaria township. as
the said property belongs to me, and is len with
him on loan only subject to my order.
jan3-at JOHN LiGHTNER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The old Guard for January comes
to us enlarged and improved. The
famous Southern author, W. Gilmore
Simms, commences new story in this
issue and John Esten Cooke contri-
butes a Southern account Of the battle
of Bull Run. We find IN every num-
ber of this Magazine one or more ar
ticles which alone are worth the price
for a years subscription. Specimen
copies will be sentD prepaid, for 20
cents. Address, Van Evrie, Horton
& Co, New York.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The Bumpers at Washington ad-
iourned over from the 20th ult, to the
Sd inst. What they will do when
they re-assemble, is hard to conjecture.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
No. 2--COntains l26 Acres,
COAL AND IRON ORE.
PUBLIC VENDUE

INHE subscriber having determined to change
Il his residence, takes this method Of informing
the citizens Of Lumber City and the surrounding
country, that be will offer at public sale at nj,
residence on SATURDAY, January ~. 1867. the
IolluwlnE nersonal nrnncrtr. viz.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The late Gen. Cass was rocked in a
second handed sugar-trough Think
Ct that, ambitious young mani
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

CAUTION.--All persons arr hereby cautioned
V against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following described personal property, viI
One roam mare and one bay horse, nov IN the pos
session Of John Carson, formerly Of Ccarfcld co.,
nov Of Cambria, rs the same belongs to me, and Is
len with the said Carson on loan only.
ian3-3t AUSTIN CURRY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

isT OF JURORS for January Tern. 1sit
IL GRAND JURORS.
Bccaria-llcnry Wright
Bell-ienry Broth, jr
Bloom-Franklin Avil
BogEs-ieorgc Turner, Wilson Hoover
Bradiurd-Absslom pcarce
Brady--lamos Miles. John II Soylcr
,,.i,,i Barnsiae-Daniel Gornan, Richard Ashcraib
William Anderson
Chest-lsaac Ncwpher
Clearield-Thomas Dourhcr,y
CoyiuEton--fnnois Roliev
Nurwcnsvllle-Jamcs Anderson
Graham-john W Turner
Gulich-S d Burlcy
Huston--John Tyler
karthans-William Elder
knox-Price A Rowlos
Lawrence Thomas Read, Lazarus Armstrong,
Lumber City-Wiliam " Kelly
Pikc-Milion Read
rnAvERsE JuRons-rEsr WEEK.
Boccaria--1homas Mullen. ir
beh-Nelson Young, David McCrackcn
bradford Samuel Wilson, Scott illegal, Henry
Graihus, john Back
Brady-David Realms, Henry Rcams. james
Irwin, George Weaver
burnside-freicrick shepherd. John Kitchen,
'ohn Hoffman, John King, ir, James Weaver
Chest-William Hunter
Clearhcld-Richard No.son. Ceor,.o (, p,ssmoro
ourwensville-jacob Bngcr. Daniel Chambers
nccaiur-Nilliam 7 Thompson
ferguson--Gcorge Tuhhs
Girard-Mi,choll Shopo
Gulich-Abraham Byers
huston-William b Woodward
'ord,n-l lohn Hunter. Joseph Jordan, Thomas
Smith. Nicholas Straw
=, hnoN-eeorge sioss, A L Hickok. Greenwood
Lawrenoc-John Duughertv ir Martin Kiln,
John Mitchell, Henry Aughcnbaarh
MoWis-Joscph y Dcnning, Bcni spaekman
New WashinEiun-Jamcs Cook
Cloay ''''''
Piko-Thomas Long
Snion-fcier II Booze, Levi Il Drcsslcr, Horace
Nortncy, Henry pcnts
TRAVERSE suRoRs--sEcoNp WEIR.
Boggs-Jonas Peters
Bradford-John Livingston
Hrady-John Hohcrlinr. George N Thon,pson
Henry Aurant. Daniel W Beams George Kriner
Frederick korhc y Luis
Bumsidc-Jcsse Hutton
Chcst--Adam Haggy, William Rowland. John
khngcr. John Fraicy, Lawrence killian
Covington-f ! Couirict
Clearhcld-Joscph shaw
Dccatur-Wa Washington Kline
Huston--L r Lucorc
karthaus-John Gilliland, Joscph Gilnand
knox-Jamcs Haley
Lawrcncc-Morris Wallace, John A. Read.
John " Tate, Alexander Reed, jr
Lumber City-Jamcs Arthurs
New Washington Russell McMurray, frank
Nof
Pike-Jamcs r Caldwell, Linn Hoover. Isnss
Caldwell
penn-John Flinu
Observation-Disclosures Luther, Christian si.oa,
lease Co.'s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

OsI-A pocket book, containing $50 TO SIS.
j i and two watch checks was lost in Curwons.
vile, on january, ], 1867. Any person finding and
returning the same 10 the undersigned, in Penn
township, or leaving It with Mcssrs Nipple
Faust, Curwonsyillc, win be suitably rewarded
ian3-at GEORGE UANTcUOpN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
altw advertisements.
COLLEGE,

A GRICULTuRAL COLLEGE OF
"A hPENNsI sILVANIA.-The next Term Of this
Institution, under its reorganization. will CON.
menee on the 10th day Of January. 1867. For
terms Of admission, catalogues, 4c.. address,
JOHN FRASER, Prcst
jan3-ft Agricultural College, Centrs c ., Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

LorAL PRooRFss.-Thc last grand
jury for Allegheny county, after pay
ing some attention TO the moral sta
tus Of that "loyal' county, demanded
in their final report to the court, that
the capacities Of the Jail be doubled.
They say that "as many as five risk
persons are huddled together in one
cell = and they also recommend the
erection Of a work-house as speedily
as possible, so as to separate the young
transgressor from the old and harden
cd criminal. This is a "grand moral
idea" You have sown the seed and
you will be compelled to reap the crop.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

CAUTIoN.-An persons are hereby cautioned
- against purchasing or in any way mcddling
with the following described personal property. via
One grcy horse, one hay mare. one log sled, two
sets harness, now in the possession Of Christian D.
Iubbs, in Penn township, as the same belongs to
me, and Is subject to my order
ian3-3t AMOS HILR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

Sandwich Island infants learn to
swim before they can walk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
Godey's Lady's Book for 1867.
THE FASHION MAGAzINEoF THE WORLD.


/ LITERATURE Fino Arts aul Fashion,. Tfs
i IA most magnificent Steel Engraving. Double
Fashion plates. Wood Engravisrs on every sub
jest that can Interest ladies. Crotchei knitting
netting. embroidery articles for the toilet for ihe
parlor, the houaoir and the kitchen. Everything
IN fact. to make complete Lady's Book. Tis
lazy iAvoritc for thirty seven years. No Mara-
zine can compete with il. None attempt il.
Godcys Receipts for every department Of
household; thcse alone worth the price Of DO
Book. Model Cottages, tno other Magazine gives
thom,l with di-grutns. Drawing lessons foS M
yohng anoiherpeculiarity with Cooley. Critinsl
music, worth 81 a year. Other magazines publish
old worn out music, but the subscribers 20 0odey
get " before The music Stores Gardening for
Ludies; another popularity with Cooley. FASHIONS
frum Mossrs. A. /. Stewart 4 Co. Of New Yort
the millionaire merchants, appear in Godey. ,b,
only magazine that has them. Ladies' Bonpeis,
We give more Of them in year than any other
magazine. In fact, the Eady's Book enables every
lady to be her own bonnet maker.
MAnIuN HARLANn. auihorcss of Alone n Slid
den Path, "Moss Side, Nemesis" and Miriam
writes for Godey each month. and for no other
magazine new novel by her will be publi shed
IN 1867. We have also retained all ollr oli ara
iavorite contributors.
TERMS, from which there can be no dcriaiiosD
One copy, one year, s. two copies one wear. s ja
three copies, ono year, 81 50 four copics. one
year sic five copies, one year, land an extra
copy TO the person getting up the club making
aN eopies,l Sli eight copies, one yetr, land ~
extra copy TO the person getting up ths club make
ing nine copies S2l; eleven copc- one rtsr. .1i
an extra copy to the person getting up ibe c,t.
making twelve copics,l So 50. An additions
clubs at club rates. Club subscribers will BE- sti
% any post office where the subscriber may reside
"odey's Lady's Book and Auhurs Home Magazine
wih be sent, each one year, on receipt Of s. 81.
we have no cluhvith any other Magazine or news.
paper The money must be all .ont At one time
for any Of the clubs. Address,
L. A. Cooley.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

4 NAUTION.-Al persons arc hereby cautioned
" against harboring or trusting my wife. RosU
EMILY HocEENnrRr, who has left my bed and
board without any just cause or provocaiion, as
am determined 70 pay no debts Of her contracting
as long she remains away from my house. unless
compelled by law DAVID HOCkENBURY.
Ferguson township, Jan. S--3t-pi
4 AOTlON.--All persons are hereby cautioned
" against trusting my wife SARAH on my ae.
count, as will pay no debts Of her contracting
unless compelled to do 80 by law.
lana-at DANIEL BOWMAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-07-09
Embarrassing incident.

At masquerade in Boston recently, a
very comical and embarrassing incident
took place. A husband and wife having
discussed the matter, mutually agreed to
go. On the morning Of the day, hus-
band informedewife that pressing busi-
ness called him to New York. When
he left the house, however, it was to pre-
pare for the masquerade. Wife, also,
concluded to attend the ball. On arri-
wing, she detected her husband in con-
versation, by his forgetting to disguise
his voice. Wife followed him then close.
ly. She finally heard him arrange with
the fair one to leave the house together.
The time to depart coming, the wife, by
a sudden flank movement, supplanted
the fair one, and herself took the arm ol
her husband. In the carriage she KEEP,
him at respectful distance, while be
proceeded to express his great affection
for this adorable Laura Of seyeral
months standing The carriage final
ly stops where directed. Husband and
wife alight, and when in the room as
signed, mutually unmask. The blank
ness of that husband must be imagined
Uf course, wife concluded that she has
no further need of such husband.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-07-09
santa Anna.

Before we come fairly to realize the
announcement that Santa Anna had ar
rived in Mexico, we are surprised with a
dispatch that he has been captured, tried
and sentenced to be hanged. These things
follow SO thick and fast that faith eau
scarcely keep piece with them. Whilst
the last piece of intelligence seems to
come in a somewhat less questionable
shape than most Mexican news, there is
SO little reliance to be placed on first re-
ports from almost any par. of Mexico
that the public will feel some inclination
before yielding it entire credence, to wait
for further advices. We have had Max.
imilian shot one day, and tried the next,
and it is barely possible that Santa Anna
may have as marvellous a resuscitation
from the rope as the Austrian Prince
from the bullet. Nevertheless,it is scarce
lily to be supposed that Juares, who has
struggled so long to overthrow the gov
ernment of Maximilian, and has just
made himself the undisputed chief of the
republic, would permit the fruits of vic
tory, just as he had clutched them to be
turned to ashes in his grasp, by giving
Santa Anna an opportunity, if be had
the means of preventing it,of getting up
a revolution, which his military capacity
and genius for intrigue would soon rem
der formidable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-07-09
why Hayes was Nominated.

The nomination of standard bearer,
Of the negro suffrage party, is far from
giving satisfaction to the masses. 1t was
lately charged in the Journal that it was
to be made in order to secure an Office in
Hamilton County, for ex-United States
Marshal Sands, who played his part in
Convention just as the Journal correspon;
dent had 1T down in the programme.
In consideration of his nomination fol
Governor, Hayes is to resign his place IN
Congress, and is to be succeeded by Sen.
ator Hayden. For this service Hayden
is to secure the nomination Of Sands fol
Treasurer of Hamilton County. Thus
"Large streams from little fountains fow,
Tall oaks from little acorns grow"
And candidates for Governor are made tt
depend upon the County Treasurership O.
Hamilton County.-Statesnaon.