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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
PIN Il GROVE
ACADEMY AND SEMINARY.
PNE GnovE MUS, CESrRE Co., Pa.


fI'Hls Institution, organized In 1852 will open
Il It's THiRrr-FInsr session--the twenty fourth
under present control-on Wednesday. April
u, 1861, and continue Eve months. Boarding
and tuition, English branches, $50. Information
given on application. april
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N. H. GRAHAM & Co.,
PROVISION MERCHANTS,

Nos. II a 10 North Water Street,
april PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
n. Hicks Graham - Edw'd A. Graham
Pittsburg Markets.
Prepared every week for the CLrARrIrIp RrrrB-
LicAN, by I. c. JENKrNs, Commission Merchant,
No. 273, Liberty Street. Pittsburg, Pa.
PIrrsBunG, May G, 1867.
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Pine, HemIOck. Oak and Chestnut

Timber, and adions lands Of Samuel Derrick,
jeremiah Moore and Joseph Davis, and is within
less than half mile OF grist mill, school house.
post oihco and churchos-all essential in rendering
Il desirable property.
THE COAL MINED on this property is Of
superior quality, not surpassed In the county. and
opened at the turnpike whore every facility for its
transportation is held out Those wishing TO in
vost In a property Of this kind, can BY addressing
me undersigned, or calling upon him. at Cloarield,
Pa, obtain terms and all necessary Information.
tch2S-Nmpi THOMAS pnUGIIrpTY
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Farm for Sale.

VNHE undersigned, residing in Lawrence town
Il ship, now offers his farm at private sale Itis
aesirably located, well improved, and within three
iourths Of mile Of public school house. The
premises contain
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
alral estate for Sale.
Contains l40 Acres,

Seventy Of which are under cultivation. with loo
dwelling house and frame barn thereon. together
with an orchard Of largo bearing trees. composed
OF apple, peach, pear and plums with q spring of
excellent water at the door rhcunimproied part
is covered with
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
nry GOODS, Groceries, ctr.
CLEARFIELD STORE
n EAR
Pa.
wirLIANw. BErrs. JOHN ,. WEAVER
GEORGE L. REID. WILLIAM POWELL
". W. BELTS, d. CO.,

Have just received large and well So
lecied Stock of all kind of Staple goods
such as
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
TENNESSEE Ann PAcfffC RAIL
I e. ROAD.

For the Nashville Union and Dispatch. r.o-
MEssRs EDITORS Indulge one to say to
the friends of the great enterprise. dist
although we hayereeentlylestour energetic
! President, Col. DeBow, the work is going
I on, and wills 20 on to its contamination. The
engineer has inst completed the prelimi-
nary survey tetweeii Nashville and Knox
/ vile, and VIII be ready in few weeks TO
report in full, the lime of two or more
/. routes, with maps, prohles, estimate cost of
! outs, fills, bridges, etc, etc.
. The engineer reports The. road entirely
/ practicable, and comparatively cheap With
the Nashville ard Chattanooga road.
In the meantime, we have not been idle.
. WhiIst the surveying party have been ae-
I 4 re four months ia the field, we have been
/ corresponding With railroad capitalists
sbroad, with a. yieR 10 obtain such aid as
may enable us 10 commence the work at as
eatly.a day as possible And, notRith-
Standing the pecaniRFy; as well as political
drises through which we are now passing, Il
il believed thst another crop will set Ten
1essee all rlgid.i i SiyFfy IS Its.r
The late consolidation Of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad Company with
other companies through Texas and New
AieAlSNs 10 ~ 4rdes~li as ls6 iphhpFlnE OIL the
Tennessee aud Pacific, which proposed a
Straight trunk line from Norfolk 10 Mem
Hhis, thence westward to the Pacific coast.
Now we see ina much shorter time than
We expected the Tennessee and Pacific
finds itself supported BY great companies
on the east and west looking TO the early
complttioh II a great national highway
from Nogfolk, through Virginia, Tonnes
see, kfkSnsas Texas and New Mexico, co
the Pacific coast. .t -a.a..
Our engineer suggests that the Tennessee
and Pacific road connect with, the, sKpox-
Vile sad KentuCky road at Clinton, Tens
nessee, and from that point take straight
route up Powels valley to Bristol, or some
point on the Baa tennessee and Virginia
rhilroad, making a spoFeeiireet OF air line
70 Norfolk II is also Suggested Shot tire
railroad Companies beEigeen Lynchburg
saad Norfolk, rfilssraiphten eirgiines 90
a. To shorten the distance At least sixty
miles These Facts, together with the 10
eNhnfstible resources Oh wealth on the line
q oar road, may well command the atten-
tinp Of capitalists and railroad men at
home and abroad. No one has examined
the points Of interest," ia our road, that
doubts Tor a moment that it viii be bulk,
and thatit viii b0loue Of the best paying
roads IN the United States. 4
JONI P. CANPBELL,
Mach =. Agt T. and Z. Railroad.
- :.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

In The Political Interests OF
the People,

The UNION AND DISPATCH Is hereto
fore. will take the Constitution and laws for its
guide; and in The discussion Of all the new and
intricate Questions and issues arising out Of the
extraordinary condition In which the country IS
placed. 1t win adhere 70 the principles and
teachings Of the founders and exPositnrs OF our
government and institutions. II will endeavgr
TO guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
ysring earnostness and faith the rights and inte-
sts Of all the States, and the essential Brinei-
les which constitute the basis Of the Republic
We shall oppose ali invasions Of these, and
uphold, 70 the utmost Of our ability. the union
Of the States under them. Feeling that they
are endangered by the Revolutionary schemes OF
the died pblfticiauswll o nov hold the 9ieEis-
iatiye pbvsrof DE Govern heit. y I, shalfabatts
ching Of orr past Opposition TO their mea-
lurs with these views. which are no less than
r,uound cpnYicli0ps. we cannot and will not
hesitate % aefend the uafor1mate Seuthfrom
the nspersions and impositions heaPed upon its
people. aud urge that JusrIcF and RIaHr shall
he nsted0ut1o them. 8 fttf .f FEt ;
Htrff III
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Our MpnpfaciuFing aud No cI
nestle Interests.

EfFf EEtf FfFEE Ftt pg
We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people 70 be selfreliant snd shall DO what we
may be able 10 induce the establishment OF
manufactures in our midst for our home pro-
Au,tr To this end we viii pay special attention
to the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing
and sxsrt ourselves 70 encourage the diyersih-
cation uf Southern industries and the develop
uent ~ Southern resources.
.EalaT fgTFToB Ggh NTf1
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
REDUCTION OF RATES.

&c are rrn,idei NJ being able 70 state that
avery large increase In the number Of oar
Dkly and Weekly subscribers ennhle' us 60
reduce fae pfica Of subscription 70 these Editions
We de ssshe ingre cheerially becaqsc the peeef'
siaos .of ihsPe6rlo in1ihe fpposegiseet esra-
ton of our stricken section. requires such con-
ec,.ions a. can be reasonably made in their in
terosts From nud after the h, January, there
fore. oar
TRIMS or SUBSCRIPTION Will By
IN ADVANCE
o,,,v ................................. ale Cd
EtaA
TRi'"hh"I' -rWwTT-r,'g.' "
WEEKLY . v"
Fa 81 $50
nd for shorter periods At the same rates.
"a We earnestly appeal 70 onr irieads TO ED
sxtensina oar eiTcuistioW and IN thosehy ga.
easing our means Of usefulness. 4 cory ofthe
Der Will be sent gfAiuiiousB 10 any one Hend
ten subscribers 20 eitheFof theoditons-s
= q q
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For tho Family circle,

Ana for ere sepcisl afIeasaFe and asoataot the
Young. each week We will give a general hternry
ana religious trisceliauys hS0thiug shah ahnd
its ,ray int our columns hhi for the porHs'd Of
ths motheri and daurhtsfs u the land. DeHre-
eating the demoraIizinE sonsationalism Of many
contemporary journals. We shall esehew that
chs-seier.sir5S inst6 rVe thefeader spiisi ''el
maiter. preferring to be useful rather than
ousationsl, aHFf HGLEB
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
Saturday, March. 80, 1881.

A lot on Broad street. near the crossing Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad being the
lot purchased BY Joseph Lowell of W. o. Doris.
Also. 331s feet of the sub-divisiOn-of lots OF.
"a and 2l5 in the N. A. McNairy plan Of West
n Nashville lots.
fKRNs--0f the lot on Broad street, $50 in
cash. and of the lot Of 81 feet $50 in cash. and
the residue on credits Of six and twelve months
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
With approved security, and lien retained
Sale free from redemption. e. L, AID. g
MORTON B. HOWELL.
mars "a a.1- t- rgE Clerk and M aster
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
Our Financial and CONNER.
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme-
dlate interest In the markets Of the country. and
in he financial aoctuutions and condition. The
man who faIS. to keep. himself properly ,hd :,
yisca asto the rise andfaIl q tiIe markets. a.
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply,
and tho relative condition Of the currency. is
expnsvia 10 constant loss. and must necessarily
fall behind bis more u tolligent aud enterprsing
nsighbors. in order 70 max our paper valuable
as well a. interesting we shall continue 20
make thh n srEcfaL FEAruRE.i Our Daily
Market Reports. domestic and foreign, by teie-
g-sY.h astl cur city REPORTS. Eottensup At aoHEy
expense have challenged the commendaton pf
our besl business men while our current Finanss
cid Repots from al the1sadins MONEY centres
Of fhe country are fuller than have ever been
published byAuy other journal ip TgnngssseeS z
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.
faFr-sr asrse saes Esaa ava


BY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE NAsH-
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and by the generous and united
support Of the UxoN AND DisPArcH by the
patrons Of both the former papers, the Proprie-
tors are ennbled 70 present a Newspaper hither-
70 unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FUIBNEss AND ACCURACY OF.
NEWS. our paper win compare favorAbly with
the best in the entire country; and in saying
this. We oulyrspeRt the expressions Of many OF
cur patrons. Who are most capable Of judging IN
uch mnttoTs
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
New York and Bremen Steam
Il -
-NOTICE.

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTESDENT,
81 n. &c. aSp n. an. W RkfLEo1Ds.
s4f 60 Nashville. TeuT1. March Z. 1871
Il ESFIL FuRTHBR. NOTICE, no TRAINS
~ viii run through 70 Chattanooga. lpAA
TRIMS will run between Nashville and An
paints hat NIGHT TRAINS via be aban-
doned, WIN. II. Inn ESs
mari tf General Superintendent.
shelbyville Accommodation win leaTs NASH
filte dasiy p. H. r+
] ss-.la;ik s. ss.sl 81.
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Order Of Gen. sRermaIs.

I 81. LouIs. March 2z.-Gen. Sherman is
sued an order providing that two pieces Of
artillery and twenty muskets, with proper
ammunition, shall be supplied each steamer
that ascends the Missouri river above Sioux
City during the coming season. Conn
handing officers Of posts above Sioux City
are authorized to increase the number of
nuskets and amount Of ammunition, if
deemed necessary for the safety Of boats.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

Thos Calender vs., Sarah 4. Lowell and
g. -A SAB Ga others 1i1s a st,-,is
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court at Nashville. in above
named cause. will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville. at u clock on - - i
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
anInr,lnY. NInrell 80. IaR1.

tract of land containing about eighty acres,
lying on the waters Of Suggs' creek, being the
same land sold by carVertO Northern in 1873.
TERNs- Credits of six and twelve months,
without interest. Notes required with approved
security, and lien retained. Sale free from
redemption. MORTON Il. HOWELL,
. mars tds $50 ..-a Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
Decisions of the Supreme
B. .ara
s. Court sgHEFa

b Yiow the necessities ~ the legal proies-
sioB. and the general public interest ATTACHING
10 the maHy new questions eQming before our
judicial tribunals VIC will puhliah 81 Che On
poFunt decisions Of the SUPREME Court from.
oGeial sources. which may be relied upon as
entirely trustworthy. WISE '''
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CEN. Lee an Favor of a -Oeuvention.

! New YORK, March y = The Richmond
Times says Gen. Lee has thrown the in
Aueneeof his name in favor Of a convention.
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FoREEGN NEWS.

Fac By tlae Cable. 81. --l f
LONDON, March 27.-In the House Of
Commons the reform bill passed &c. second
reading without "a dissenting voice. The
debate is fixed for April 9Th. ,.s..t-e-a.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

bRanruny, MnreH 30, IsJ4t -.
A tfaet Of hind n the Seventh Civil District or
Davidson eoantry, b pounded on the north by the
lands OF John Caldwell on ths west By the
landsiof w. KaWsra. on the south By fha lands
OF II. J, PEBBLES, and on tan east By the lands OF
veYed By r IL, Whittemorf ia tr4st.to la9,
BfileV.
TEENs--Credits Of six, twelve and eighteen
approved security and lien retained Sale frse
- ifaN1 tisT MORTON p. iH0wEBL. 1a e,
mare "a Clerk and Master,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

B. a. iJiIlson vs. The Rsskville BaildiHg
.s.. Association and others. s45a I.....
IN. PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
] Chhncsry C8erf az Nhshviiie. IN TIE above
named cause. 4 Will coll a. tbs COURTHOUSE a.
Nashville, at lZoclOck on
Saturday, Mareh 10, 1867. .,a 81
A lot on the c0rrsr Of College and Ash streets.
in Nashville fronting 81 Let On COL ego street.
and running back dong Ash street about ~
feet 10 an alley iilf4asI 4 taei4u usflHit D y
I TERNs-Credits Of SIX and Twelve mopths,
with interest from dsy u. sale Notesrefuifesd
with ppDnved security. ana. 9 pen rolAlls1-
: - 90 MORTON b.. HOWELL isa
mao HI Clerk and Master.
= l-t.s.. a.
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Ainsworth Harrison vs.. Northern &Caryer.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chaneery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, | will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at IL o'clock on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
saturdav. March aO. Ise1.

Lot No. SO in HoustOn,s Addition to Edgefeld,
fronting 50 feet on the north side of Fartherland
street. between Oak and Fulip streets. and run
ming l70 feet to an alley.
TRRMs-$250 cash, and the residue on credits
Of, six. twelve and eighteen months. without
interest. Notes required with approved seeu-
rity. and lien retained: Sale free from re-
demptiOn. MORTON y. HOWELL.
mars "a e Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
OsNEILL,s
u S Claim Agency.
OFFICE, so CEDAR STREET,
N-AsHVIE.LE,..,,..,..... ........,.. TENNESSEE.
o'NEILL.s

(IIRCKS AND TREASURY AND PEN
~ sien Certificates have been received for the
following parties. who are requested to call Ia
or send after them:
CITIZENS CLAIMS FOR QUARTEEMAsFEE AND
CnNMIsSARY SrnRra = II.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

A tract Of land on the Marfreesboro Turnpike,
adjoining the lands Of Robert Powers on the
west olivia Cox on the south, r. Powers on
the east. Rh5ths turnpike on the RoRth. contain
ing about fourteen acres being the same piece
of land sold by Mary Gray 70 Geo. j. Hooper.
day Of sale. Note required with approved seeu-
ritz. and Rfteni 'EetaLIled, Sale FREE FROM re-
demption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
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satnriIar. MartIl 20. 2 Iao7.

Lots Nos q and Is IN HOHstOn's Addition t.
Edgefeld fronting each 50 feet on the north asde
OF Fartheffand, midway between Oak and Tciib
streets, and ruRning back l70 feet 70 an alley,
I TERMs-One-thir cash, and the residue on
credits Of six nnd twelve month"; with intsTest
from day Of sale. Notes required with approved
security. and lien retained. Sale tfes from re-
demptiou. MORTON 3. HOWELL,
mfg ti b" E"" ~ Ciefk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28

A lot on thenorth side Of Broad street IN Ntsh--
vile, being part Of City Lot No. 90, iroRting ~
feet and running back l63 feet, being the former
residence Of David Randall. ....-s ...r g-f. an
TERMs-One fourth cash, and the residue on
eredits.Of six, 4Telvh. eighteen and tWenty-four
months, With interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security. and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
COUGH REMEDY

sor Coughs. Colds, H0nrseness Sore Thrss4,
yr0nPi WhOoping Cough. fnfdenEa, Asthnaa-
Bronchial A AeeiiaBs and q
Disesfes Of the Throat and LunKs.
"a Bottles. 25ets. 50cts.. and 81 riEss - f"'i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-24
AYRSHIRE STOCK

From solon Robinson's great work. Facts for
Farmers and the Family Circle we extract the
following
IN Mtssachusetts, the improvement Of dairy
stock by the Introduction Of AYRSHIRE blood has
become so apparent that no argument could induce
those acquainted with their value 20 return 10 the
hazards OF native breeding. We could point to
farmers an Essex, Midlesex, and Worcester coun-
ue'' who under the most prudent management,
avail themselves OF every opDortunitv 90 introduce
Ayrshire blood into their herds. and our own OBJ
seryttlon teaches us that the importations Of the
Massachusetts, Society for promoting Agriculture
Of captain Randall Of New BEDFORD. ami others
have been vastly beneficial to our dairy The
bulls oil this breed can be traced where they have
been log the good stock they have left behind
them. One of these bull, was kept upon a So
clui'd farm in E.sry q unty and rendered il
famous tor its line Juy 1ws. Another gave su-
peuor character 90 Il' herd Of one of our well
known farmers aud i1 all the daires in his neigh
horhood An imported Ayrshire COW. not far
from us, has proip "a through a variety Of mix
tures and pure breeding. little herd of COWS aud
heiiers Of the highest uniformity OF excellence
One Of or Lyndon farmers has illustrated this
question AS follows: In the spring OF 1865, he
broke up ten acres Of pasture land from which he
raised that season 1900 bushels of potatoes. which
he sold for SOC per bushcl. or $500. The next
year, 1866 be raised from the same land go bush
els OF oats which he sold for jSc per bushls. or
S3so go, and - tons of straw. valued at SlOO-
making the two years income Sl3ss 60 Deduc-
ting for interest and expenses S2SS. co. which is
hgh estimate leaves neat profit OF 81 100, from
the 10 acres Of pasture land Who has done
better S-Ca CaiedoniaR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-24
A MERiCAN AND FOREIGN PAT
"A FNrs
L. a E ID ID y
- II Vt T = n Vt 7 - T TITN T -
Late Agent Of fhe q. S. Patent OMce, Washingt0
under thr act Df 1857

a
Late Agent Of fhe q. S. Patent uhce, Washington
undsr thc oct on 1857,
~. IS State Street l1p osiic hihy strset) Boston.
Ater nu extensive practice of u9wards q tstuty
years continues 90 secure pat. in NE ntcd States
Yeats. Specification. Bonds Assignments and ali na-
pcrt or dravrps .r patents. executed ou rels1rab
tcrms with DIS afoh kescarches mode Boz American
aud FOREIGN Wnfst. o. letCraile the validity aud utility
OF Patents ul lnft.i.Ls, ant local ami 'rr advice
rendered iu 81 ma te Isl ual.rg tAl same ,pics "a
the c.ioa af sly patent ff.hcI bi reai 4 Hue dol
lar Ass.funeutt rf .lfifd Ia " asliugt1u
30 Agency a thc United Sfa'es possests -uGt fcil.
ties fr o1tiniug patents or tscertanue the pate iab-
ity OF Inventions
Dn,ing eight months thc slbscrber a The course Of
biz large ptaece made vice rejected applications
sixteen appeals of which decided 10 his
favor by de Commis.ioner ~ Patents
TgsriNlNrALs
" regard Mr. Eddy one 20 the most capable and
succeas unctu ueff with whom have had 1i aiai in-
tcr6ou-se AS aAS1N
Comuis siluer o. Patents
have 90 hesitation 90 assuring invcutofs that they
Csruat employ ann more eomps .rt tul trustnarthy
lc secure for Them early and ft.rAhe consideration
AZ thc Patent Omce EDMUND BuKAE
tafe DHunissi.Hrf of Patents.
"Mr u Elay has made for me ,hrtecn appIca
uons in al hut one ~ which ent have been granted
and that is she one uoF pending Such unuistakaoic
poof n arcat salient aud ability Lit paf leads me 10
reoamntni al. Inventors 60 ap By n him 20 procure
their patents ttty may ue sure ~ having she most
aitf attention bestowed 90 tnfir cases ard st very
relrouao charges JJHN tAGHAtl.
Jan 4. 1904 a. 93
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-24

NEW YoBK, April 49,
Mr.. John Quick Of Oxford township, New
Jersey, and prominent candidate in the last
Democratic convention for Sheriff, on Monday of
last week absconded after procuring large sums of
money and deiraudiug many citizens. lie pro-
cured several thousand dollars from the Washing
ton and Belyidere Banks under the endorsement of
his father, aud various Sums from other indiyidu-
ais, The aggregate deficiency is over $50 600,
and he has eloped for parts unknown, leaving his
family in destitute circumstances
This sudden and unexpected event proved too
much for the old gentleman TO bear Robert
Quick, the father, was the owner Of farm and
worth some $4,000 bad endorsed for his son il
is supposed, 10 aid him in some spsculatons, and
the news OF his sons rascality and elopement com
pletely oyercame him On Monday last various
writs were served on him for the payment of the
notes he had endorsed, and at night be retired as
usual, but in the morning he was found in his barn
dead, having committed suicide by hanging.