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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-28

Alas how feeting are the charms Of
nature when unhelped by art! Who would
leng prize beauty, fit were not for soap.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-28
ST B ERT HOUSE.,

n Z D u 10 II y y y IJ
New MARKET, SHENANDOAH County. VA.
JOHN McQUAIDE, Proprietor.
EJNHIS House having recently been re-furnished
is now open for the accommodation of the public
THE OFFICE OF THE VALLEY STAGE LINE
is AT THIS HOUSE.
Dee. 4,ls66-tf
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Oct. 7-Noon-CoDsols for money, "a 3l6;
United states Bonds II elG Illinois Central Railway
shares 77i Erie Railway Shares 4l Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds, 221 .....
AfernoonConsOls have advanced lie since noon, and
are quoted al 9A for money; United States Five
Twenty Bonds have declined 3l6 and the quotation now
s ul Illinois Central Railway Shares 7Ti Erie Railway
Shares have declined !, and the ruling price now is 81
Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Bonds, 223.
Eyenlng-Consos closed at "a Gl6 for money. Ameri-
ran securities closed the following rates Unedstaic
FiyeTwenty Bonds, II ZIG; Illinois Central Railway
shares TIA; Erie Railway shares Ai; Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds 22l.
FRANKFORT Oct 7--Noon-United States 5r2Os for the
issue Of 1862, 743
- tIAyERPoof Oct 7-Noon-Cotton quiet the estimated
saies to-day are 1000 bales Mddng Uplands. sid Mid
ding Orleans, sgd Breadstufs quiet. Corn, 1919 q
quarter for Mixed Western. Wheat, l4I9 GENITAL for
White California and 1910 for Red Western Barley ,53
y 60 n for American. Oats. 3I7 y As for American.
Peas, 46i y 6Os for Canadian. Resin, $40 ewt for
Common American, and IL for Medium Talow, 45l y
cwt for American. Spirits Tdrpentine. 2o9$ cwt Pc
rolcum, ia gallon for Spirits, and l5i for Standard
White Beef 1926 = 3O4 n for extra prime Mess Pork,
7lI 200 for prime City Mess. Bacon, al y cwt. for
Middes Lard, SAG y ewt. for American. Cheese 62i
cwt. for Middlng American.
Afternoon-No changes taken place in the Cotton
market since the dispatch. In the Provision mar
ket Lard has advanced 55 and Beef declined to $780,
market the prices OF all articles the as at noon
Evening.-The cotton market closed quiet and un
changed the following quotations: Middling Uplands
sd ddng Orleans sgd The sales Of the day foot up
1900 bales The Breadstus market closed quiet Corn
advanced to 44. Wheat-19 for California White. and
1910 for Red Western. Barley, 53. Oats, 3d. Peas, 49,
Beef 1901, and Pork, III y Dbl Bacon, Ai. Lard, 65
Cheese 52l. Medium Rosin has advanced to- y cwt
Common Wilmington Rosn is steady also Spirits Tur
peutine sd. lower, closing at 2e6 cwt Petroleum
.s sadyancing; Standard White closed at lI6 Ralon
Hpfits were firm at ~ q gallon.
LONDON, Oct. 7-NOoD.-No. IL Dutch Standard Sugar,
256. Calcutta Linseed, CSC imperial quarter Whale
on. asS v 252 gallons Linseed OIL, 939 loI p tuD.
Evening. .-sugar-The market closed firm and un
changed. Lnseed Cakes quoted at al0 loi y tun.
Afternoon.-No u Dutch Standard Sugar. 25i6. and
firmly held. Calcutta LDseed, and Whale and Linsecd
OH unchanged
ANTWERP. oct. 7-Aftenoon.-Petroleum nominal at
sei francs for Standard White.
Evening Petroeum-The market closed firm, at an
advance Of franc cenmes Standard White, IS francs
y bbl.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
PRUSSIA.

THE NORTH GERMAN PARLAMENT-A SPEECH
FROM BIsMARCK-IiiE AppkLss hDoPIID'
The Parliament, OH the oath OF September,
after two Of the drafts OF an address Ia reply tothc
speech from the Throne had peeh Wi'dra"h the tlrd
came On for i.cusson Several members made speeches
ocatlne IFS adopton while others opposed II. Count
bismarck protested against n ohsewston of iieT Beber
thaf m. ntion should be made ~ the address o ihe ie
,,.s, 20 4 a yemberc and said, IuXcnhurgs preserves
lie same fcrIDrl +, ations as before Prussia hRs only
Welded up The right ~ garrisonng the forten- rgh
y,Iic, wa. uot an uudoubel Que, and for the nantcl
snce Of which people IN Germany were unwilling 10
nunee into war Moreover The naturalization oi inc
trfrcss eomueusatcs us for reUqushng the right OF
,"rr,sopiar n -. NJ lar ~ other questions were con
crued he stated that the Government viewed the pro
ICED ,dd,ses neither fyOrably nor udayorably Re
icrring Ia the circular of tho th instant ne declfd ~
no prcs whatever would be exercised npon the smh
.r, stotos A AIrth Germany should give 10 o be az
ders,ood hnt ID her wish 10 hc oNrindcd IRON to
Bnnd no federal Government would hc 80 wanting u
s,f rect at 10 oppose such Wish. 1he tuilfntL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
THE ROMAN REVOLUTION.

ON THE EVE or TIE ROMAN REVoLUTION-
CRIsPIsr OPINION or GARIBALDIs MOVE
MENT-rHE MINISTERIAL POLICY-OFFICIAL
WARNING AGAINST REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
MENrs, Ige /..t .tIt.ffa .
Prom Our SPECIAL corIsspopdsnt -
HuovA YoHK HoTEI, FioREScE, sept 2i, 1867
We have been 50 often OF the point of going
to Arezzo that can scarcely believe We shall he
really gone tomorrow; but II a. m is fixed for our
departure and this Time there is 10 be no delay.
saw Crspi this morning; llc has inst returned from
Paris and assured that Ratazzi is determined to
arrest Oanbaldi before he crosses the frontier; that
he is compelled to do 30 by Napoleon, for whom the
hinderine Of imported revolution in the Papal
States is a re al on ianced necessity. II the Italian
Goycniment shonld fail through nnwiIlngness or
FluDsiDess, the French Government wii do Us work
thoroughly -deltnd uIon tat IIo 700 OVt COMING,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
ORD DERBY-THE NEXT AMBASSADOR TO til
UNITED STATES.

LORD DERBY-THB NEXT EMBAsSADOR I'D lHh
UNITED STATES.
LONDON Oct 7-Evening.-lt is SAID that Loru
Derby will soon resign the Premiership. The Lon
don papers this morning publish report that Earl
Russell who is now in Ireland, was Frustrated py
but the correctness of the report is posi-
,;,,o,v denied this afternoon. The London Tunes
10 -day SAYS Edward Thornton. the present Envoy
nf Great Britain at Rio Janeiro, will be appoih'eu
Embassador to the United States
. A STEAMSHIP LINE TO NEw-ORLEANs'
SOUTHAMPTON Oct. 7-N0On.-The steamship
bavaria of the Hamburg American liDe sailed IRON
This port on Saturday last for New Orleans Inc
Teutonia will follow in about month. lhese
VOYAGES are merely experimental. sbouid 'no
scheme succeed the above-named company VIII
continue the service between Hamburg ana new
Orleans via Southampton
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
setting them up for forms part Of their taxable

setting them up for part Of their taaabio
vajnes.
The special tax paid by the proprietor OF gilt enter
prise the sale OF tickets therein by his duly Sathor
lied agents anywhere In the United States Such agents
should be able at all times to show that the special TAX
has been paid by their principal.
When land is leased for term Of years under Com
tract that the lessee shall erect building thereon, the
title to which, subject TO the Of the lessee during be
term, immediately vests in the lessor The expense of
erecting the building is in the nature Of rent, and 10 ne
turnabe s,ch IN the income returns Of the ess0f.
The certificate OF notice 10 parties usually apcpsied TO
otarys certificate OF protest forms part Of the pro-
test and requires additional stamps TO the amount Of FIVE
mortgage trust deed given security for the
payment OF money is regarded part OF the mortgage
deed and requires additional stamps ExtrsDrdi
nary powers and agreements should be separately
stamped. s.fl
Persons travelling abont the country the agents of
manufacturers dealers seeking orders for goods, az
agents of one person firm 6ny, and who paid
salary but receive no conimlssOB whatever should not
be required to pay tax produce or commercial bkfs
SectiOn No page 49, II such person i paid by com
mission acts for than person, rin, company
corporation he IL liable 10 taxation The foregonr
exemption applies only 10 salared agents or pesos who
have paid special taxes dealers or manufacturer
Producers fruit and ornamental trees may sell them
the place of production without thereby fncurrDg ia
bity to any special tax and neither the prodncers noI
their authorized agents delivering and selling such tress
at whoesae--i C., To parties who purchase 70 seh
again at places other than the place Of production
should not he required pay any special taxes OF amy knd
therefor (section 70, par. 32i This last exempon is
limited strictly 10 the persons the articles, ard The ra
uer above named .....rr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
EUROPE.
ITALY.

u,n,NG THE PAPAL TERRITORY
IN AL sIpEs-THE PAPAL ThooiS N''i''
DEFEATED
81 ~ s''~ I,,',,cr Oct. Ia m.-Tbe reports whlch
ho',rI, received here from the South sllo"
M. M .na revolutionary volunteers are invading
.na .a' Roman Territory on all sides. Yesterday
'"o ,atochment of troops was sent out from
pona TO meet the invaders in Froslnone' a
p~or;rce wing southeast of the city. A Dght
.'o, r,oco between them and the Ganbaldhans
''~"r tho Ah,iezzi Frontier. The Papal troops
mora m, AGAIN defeated and compelled to fall back
toward Rome.
THE APPEAL OF ITALY sUPPohihn ~ -
p.n,s oct IA report is current that Prussia re-
.a;,cs With favor the appeal Of the Italian Govern
uent to the European Powers against the lIe"ty oi
september, and will support the demands oil i'y J"
regard TO Rome.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
MARYLAND.
LETTER FROM REvERDY JOHNSON. -
The following letter has just been published

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug IS, ls~
DEAR SIR have to-day yours of,the 10Th ny thls
mail forward copy or minority report niado oy
me on the condition Of the States The opinion nsi-
tans st mine My reasons for the votes TO WHEN
refer were time In three short speeches.
afterward published in pamphlet As soon as ca,sset
will send you copy. As You VIII see the Nyic Was
given under n conviction that the measure, H suoptu
would save the people of the south from consrFn and
the violent neasures against which feared no ndsI
relief could be had III the states are refeselrd ltlNe
strong hope almost an assurance. that ere oiS lihe
restrictions the Reconsruction acts contain viii hrr
noyed This know Is the belief and wish of many ka
ing Republicans of both branches OF Congre .s1ny
OF The senate agree with you that the defeat ~ Dys
las by pemos defeetieis. fatal isfakc WI!
respectfully, your obcdIent servant, .si -
o. o., REvERDr JOiNSpN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE.
prCIsION BY rmE COMMISSIONER.

W,sIuNGrcN, Oct. The Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue has made the following decisions; Cor
roted sheet IRON Is not taxable as manufacture under
section o. II the value is not increased 10y conngaton
,or. Than yo pcr cent neither can corrugated domestic
be taxed on its Increased value under section
M Tor there Is no excise aN upon seetfon ana III Is only
,o, he Increased auc OF manufactured articles, goods
,,rDs ar merchandise which an excise hpOSt dltS
bn c.n pnld aud which not especially provided Tor
ihBt the tax /, Imposed, 49, -,
Turnaccs finished and rcndy to be put ~ arc taxable
,,rler tho GENERAL uo,sW ol Section &C, al is se oi
,,nt ulnu tltlr entire iau,, lut The a,tl, CAp,se
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

however would he felt sure, wish to force him to
abandon certain necessary tho SUBJECT rs
such course would perhaps e0nduce bring about oD
iects entirely opposed TO those which they had I'D view
Allndng to the question OF Northern Seheswg, he de-
eared that the difficulty Of bringing tho matter to aset
tement lay in the fact that owing TO the mixture OF ma.
onalties In the Duchy the DANISH population cond not
be restored TO Denmark without German nhaDit-
ants In the same districts being eeded with them
The draugh Of the address adopted by t7 against
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
THE PAYMENT OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
Secretary McCulloch has addressed the fol-

"TREAsrRy DEPARTMENT. October T. 1867.
DE,R SIR: Your favor of the 4th instant Is received
Too much Importance is attached 10 the utterance TO
which you refer The people or the United states are an
sonnd upon the question OF the preservation Of the
national faith AS they upon the question of the pre-
ernmen pledged to pay the vetweny bonds when they
are paid Ia coin. ~,
There need be. think, no apprehension that they VIII
be called i'm at the expiration OF five 5 years from their
respective dates, aud paid in United states notes
"The United States notes were issued under the pres
sure of great necessity and are by authority OF Con
eress being rapidly Withdrawn from circulation No
more can he issued under existing laws nor can believe
that any considerable number Of the Members OF Con-
gress would favor additional issue for any purpose
Whatever much less for purpose OF paying bonds III
violation the express understanding under which they
were negotiated. -, ,.,.,
"rhe policy OF contracting the circulation OF United
States notes adopted by Congress, and being steadily
pursued by the Secretary, should OF ITSELF even u tLe
honor of the nation were not involved In the question,
holders that n,owcnty bonds will not be called
in and pal before maturity Ia deprecated currency
Very trnly yours III. McCuLLoch' secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
CHINA.
A DESTRUCTIVE TYPHOoN.

LONDON. Oct 7.--Late adyices from China report
that violent and destructive typhOOn had visited
the harbof of Hong Kong causing great injury TO the
shipping in port Several vessels were driven ashore
and became total wrecks Others were badly dam
aged and disabled; and the destruction among the
Chinese craft was very extensive, the shores being
strewn for miles with the fragments
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
FRANCE.
DEATH OF VI. FOULD.

PARIS Oct. T. NJ. Aehille Fould, the emlheut
statesman and nancier died last night at the age Oh
o. years. NJ Fould was formerly Minister OF fintllce
In the Cabinet Of the Emperor and at the time OF DIS
death was member Of the Senate
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
MARINE JNTFLLIGFNCE.

SOUTHAMPTON Oct 7-Aftenoon-Tbe steamship
Deutschland Capt Vessels, of the North German Loyd'
iDe from New-York, arrived here at o'clock this
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
ABYSSINIA.

THE BRITISH EXPEDITION.
LONDON Oct. "A dispatch from Oden. at the
month of the Red Sea, announces that the pioneer
steamers for the release of the British captives have
sailed from that place for the Abyssinian coast
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Pereire, from Brest Sept. 2s,
arrived here yesterday morning The saxonia from
Hamburg. Sept. 22, also arrived Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
SOUTH AMERICA.
r,up epANJSU FI.FFT

LISBON, Oct. 7.-The last steamer from South
America reports that the Spanish feet was silH al
MonteyideO.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

Among the arrivals by the Pereic, irm
France whose remarkably quick lrip We nvlt' ibtr
coluinnsJ Is Mr. Baionans coniwny ~ ffr1,ch $50
dians INCLUDING the welknown artist Mons h% h'""
and Mdle. Deborah. -, ,.,,U ft, -. .
The telegram from Fort Ellsworth on ffIoay
i, staring mat cen Buticrield had been taken !t'sf
Ly tL, Indians WAS faDFcallop- MlsH Sf~ldf .''
fed l. az present II MS pos. of duy IN tbs r'i!'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
WASHINGTON.

JUDGE CHASE AND GEN. SICKLEs-THE MEsshONh
VACANCY FILLED WITHOUT NEW APPOINT
MENT-GEN. sHERMAN's BUSINESS IH WASH
INGrON-MR. JOHNSON AND THE NEW-iohh
DEMOCRACY.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
MASONIC

NAsWlLLE,o Tenn., oct,I 1.-THE QAl'syil,
dress was delivered tonight ny the Rev. A. ). i'"'faN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
JAP4M.

NEWS RECEIVED At THE STATE DEPARTIENT-
MURDER OF AN AMERICAN SAILOR THE
CIVIL WAR ENDED-A GOVERNMENT HOTEL
FOR FOREIGNERS IN YEDDO-TIIE PERsfcU-
TON OF NATIVE CHRIsTIANS-THE TOUH OF
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

Reported weekly for the CLEARFIELD REPUBLICAN
by WAINWRIGHT Co., Wholesale Grocers and
Tea Dealers, N. Z. corner Second Arch streets,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELHHIA, June IL, 1867.
Teas are in rather better demand. without
change to note in prices. syrups are irmer, with
rather more doing in low and medium grades,
while better descriptions are taken as fast as pro-
dueed. Molasses continues in fair request, a.
firm prices. Sugars have been very active, at
considerable advance, which VIC intimated in our
last would take places the market continues buoy
ant and further advance will probably be cstab-
lished, owing TO the favorable advices received
from Europci Steam Refined Yellows are now
ruling at iOl@lli Cuba and Porto Rico ia I3E.
There is more doing in Rio Coffee, several cargoes
having been sold during the past week, but prices
are irregular, except for prime to choice grades,
which are wanted, the stock of those descriptions
being light. Other kinds quiet Rice continues
in demand, and is about higher. Gold 1870
l.374. Market quiet, but steady
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

VESDUE.-An extensive sale Of per
soDal property will take place at tn,
residence OF our esteemed friend, Mr.
VIM. I. Gilbert, in Bell township, OF
Saturday, the Goth instant, consisting
of stock, farm implements, household
goods, and rafting material. (SeC
handbills)
We understand that Mr.. Gilbert
has purchased a farm adjoining the
village of New:own, Va, six miles
south of Winchester, where he in.
tends to remove with his family in O
few weeks. We regret to loose SO
enterprising a citizen, but presume he
will continue to manifest his usual
energy in bis new home for the bene-
fit and happiness Of his interesting
family, those around him, and the
country of his birth. Our best wishes
accompany him wherever he goes.
How he will succeed in ignoring his
Democratic views so us to conform to
the orders in "Miitary District No
l." we are unable just now to see; /;
but ga military necessity" may enable
him to submit silently until the res
toration of better days, when the
white man shall be free, too, and
fanaticism consigned to oblivion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

James L. Hawes, Of Bengal, Mich,
was recently sued by Sarah Thomson
for breach of promise, claiming s5,-
600 damages. He soothed her woun-
ced affections by marrying her But
a few days afterwards he was again
sued by Mary A. Nelson, whom he
had lived with as his wife for seven
teen years, though never legally mar
ried. She claims $4,000 for wages du-
ring that period As she has borne
him six children her demand seems
reasonable.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

As a number of the candidates are
now travelling over the county, they
may occasionally find live Democrat
who does not take the Republican, and
If they would call his attention to the
matter, he might be induced to sub
scribe. A hint to the wise, etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

JURoRs AND WITNESSES are
requested by Sheriff Faust, to an
nounce that there will be no Court
held next week, all the causes having
been continued. Parties, jurors and
witnesses who have been notified need
not attend
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

How TO DO IT.-The best cure for
hard times is to cheat the doctor by
living tempcrately; the lawyer by
keeping out of debt; the demagogue
by voting for honest men, and power
ty by heing Industrious. Subscribe
for the Clearfeld Republican, pay for
it in advance, rest well at night, and
have a clear conscience when you die.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

IRIS ConNe.-The 4th Of July that
"used to was" will be around in about
three weeks. We know not whether
our people have adopted Beast But
lers theory C"played out') in refer
>ence to the day, or whether they have
became so careless as to forget the
timo; we therefore call attention 10
the subject in order to resusctate the
thoughts and fires of '76. Why allow
our national holiday to fall into dis
reputel The mind can never be bet
ter employed for one day in the year
than by rejecting over and treasuring
mp the glorious work wrought by our
grandfathers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

An exchange says: "About two
inches of the spine cut from Booths
neck is now on exhibition in the Gov
ernment Medical Museum, Washing
ton" If about an. ounce OF patriot
ism could have been cut from that
unfortunate young mans heart, and
given to Stanton, Holt, or Seward, it
would have greatly improved that
very bad breed of men.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

RATHER INcoNsIsrENr.-Senator Will
son thinks the negroes are not capable
of properly taking care of the bounty
they receive as soldiers he, however,
believes them competent to govern
the country Strange logic for loyal
and religious man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

The Cumberland Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly (Southern) decided at
Its late meeting ia Kentucky that it
was the duty of the Church to "leave
all civil and political questions to ca
sar, TO whom, by Gods ordinance,
they belong" A sensible body.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20
Glothin0.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

TUE times are hard you'd like to know
Il How you may save your dollars;
The way TO do Il will show,
Ifyou viii read what follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard at his trade,
But had household 10 support
That squanderod all he made.
met him once Says he, ''My friend,
/ look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myself suit
But cant saYe up enough"
Says |, my friend, how much have you
I'll tell you where 10 go
To get a suit that's sound and cheap:
To REIZENsTEIN a Co.
lie tool what little he had saved,
And went to ReiEensiein A Breihers',
And there he got a handsome suit,
For half he paid to others
Nov he is home, he looks 50 well,
And their effect Is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
They don't cat half as much.
Aud now he hnds on Saturday night
With all their wants supplied
That be has money left to spend,
And come to lay aside.
His good suceess. with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tells to all.
IL you'd save money, 20 and buy
Your clothes at
BElzENsTEIN's CLOTHING HALL
Where the cheapest, fnest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had to suit
every taste and in every style april, 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

Col. Gay, post commandant at Co
lumbus, Miss, in view of the fact that
that place is swarming with unem-
ployed negroes, who are a tax upon the
public, has issued an order "that all
freedmen, who have no homes and
employment in the city, shall leave
the city without delay, and seek em-
ploymentin the country or elsewhere. F"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

Those in need of farm will please
read the advertisement of William r.
Green, in another column. He has a
valuable property, which he will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

"QUIcK, SHARP AND DECISIVE. -
Barber, the horse-thief, was put on
trial on Tuesday morning, at nine
o clock, and by twelve he was found
guilty and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for four years. He Gn company
with Stevens, who broke jail,) had
stolen two horses from Mr. Utzinger,
in Brady township. If horse-gentry
are dealt with in this manner, the
business will soon be broken up.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20

Court convened on Tuesday morn
ing, all tho Judges on the bench, and
up to this time have been dispatching
mntters in rather business way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-20
The American Hotel.

LUMBER CITY, cLEARFlELD CO., PA.
THE undersigned having leased and reitted
Il this well-knoEn stand, takes this method Of
bringing his establishment before the public His
Table and Bar will be supplied with the best the
market affords. A liberal share OF public pat
ronage is therefore respectfully solicited
jan2f-lyspd JAMES L. CURRY.