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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

EAIT-Ihe market Tor most uctcIlptlOnh IL uli DO
thing being done except in the iobbing way. Turks
Island mas arrived OF late more freely and we lower the
price n consequence Or the large quanty now on tue
market JObD0iBprioeE arc - -. l..f !. s...-e
Tuh I,lanf " bush SlLlT fne, Wtbl1gttS - = -
IY'pSl "a feets2 Jge% ~ rr' Hiss@",s@s
siTTpFTTR-The market Is quet. and OF pure Re-
nncd we lower quotations 20 4c Crude brings 9lc.
We quote Nitrate OF Soda at SIC. gold.
sOAPWe note sales Of 800 boxes CASTLE In lots at ia
1Ttc. cash. - .
SEEDs-A moderate business pressing in Clover Seed
al 123013c for Old and l30l3tc for New Timothy Seed
IS selling slowly a g 5Oas275 Rough faxseed Is qniet
al a. 5Oas2 IS per bush Calcutta hnseed Is selling at
York and Boston at 81 95dS2 per bush Of 81 N.
sTEhRIN-The demand has beenless active, and close
heavy; OF $4,000 at 1l4l44c aud $4,000 small
at 94Ulfc.
OF hds Kentucky at 6alc and l2G cases Seed Leaf
at case
TALLOw-Only moderate inquiry for this article, and
the market tame; sales Of GOOOO at Idl2c for
Country and l2d12lc for CITY
WOO1-Wc have no new feature 70 note IN Domestic
Fleeces slnce our last the low grades si favor the
buyer Manufacturers tho only buyers, and they
purchase only such lots viii supply immediate wants
Foreign Pieces remain dun, and prices nominal.
The cIOsng quotations are domestic fIeeees waive
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ofFfrK % COLLECTOR or INTERVAL kkVHAtE,
r.rnru nlsuRfcT STATE or Nsw.ioRK.

FOrhTH NIslRItT N.AIt % NV Z
No 81 Chambers st.. NeN.ictk. Oct y, 1897; >
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that L nave
dcranel upos bot piece and parcel 81 sni xih we nis
- ,con lnoru No this city for The pawn Ii
- ,x due The Vutsd States aud assessed glatJoN H. MGss an
ID m IHADO and ALLURE 10 The K upon dtu
spirit. produced upoa ss lot parcel Of lana ara 20!
i,.l upou United Said property beiAg To OF On
,, ~ Stb,h Wl,m g. Rhueandei trustee Aud said pIepcEY
viii he o on TIE premises public auction on the h DAY N''s"
Ter 1907; at II O'clock In the forenoon Of thai day 80.
WI '' j. r. BAILEY Collector Fourth District. " y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
Corporation Aotitts.

- ITH-ST. FERRY to HUNTERS POIN1,
sD4 Long ,u-Wb he sold AZ public auction at e CITY iis on
Jay al o OF
Ss,.nbsr 1881 The LEASE q the FERRY AZ uow esiaesese lob.
~ t AZ East River to the present ierririn a.
Hunters Point, L. l. - 49,. =. Ar. ,..a,,., =,
ar sn mari thereof mol property Of the Corporation Of the
W. ~ X,Yoi shall be procured risk aud eIprse Of The pr
chaser that the said Corporation shall uo behab sV nhe %
.ny ,xpense whatever In connection theleshb. ,., a.
r purchs,ey chse viii be required 10 comply rn ut
oyen,nt, on oths contained te pent lease aha NV
,sor. Of ssetonl n Of amended Charter Of 1881
'''0'' RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
Ner.Yori Comp,rouers oses, Sept ~. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
Matbirurp.
Goal, &e.
Snttnal R,6mur.

sntrmal a,6mur.
OrEicE o. Col 1CroR oF INrERStL EEyEyuS.
f0rETH DISTRICT, STATE 90 NEw- loEA, 1
No 81 CHANEEKssT, EFw.loRE, Oct IT, 1907;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that | have
ned upon lo, piece and parcel Of hd wh ne eg s.
kuown IS sud l6 Desbrossesst this C M VIC
,vmert AZ tax ue tie Uu,c eud assessed against hohEN
NIIIM and Others for neglect and failure Ia pay tie TAX qpoI
snI produced upon premises. and for tand eonauei
upon INIT states Said property he:ns ne same % %
he o on hr premises pubNo aEcton The 9lsi day Of
Sotember Is6T At o'clock IN tie forenoon oil at utt .
Il HAIIkY. ColeflOf EoAtth Uistre, NoNfOIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun geo sun ses. Moon 2;ol
Sandy TIook. 1913 Cows Island. 5.l3 Hell GAte.. 65
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

APPLES have not been coming forward ~ freely Tor
few days past aud little advance n noted, some me
lets selling at 81 though few 90 above - 80 Thry are
generally very good tins " ~ questOnhblo
Whether the advance DC sustained. Grapes are
going off quicker the old rates, and The stock kept
dawn Tic poor Ohio Catawbas alluded 30 last week
were cleared of 4 a4c yer 70, tic morc than paying
freight Owners of such should have seen them rs they
oprtd here house Bartlett Pears selling at 5 %
Si per hall Dbl while me NTgalcus bring 81 Sts c-
berries nearly unchanged, rome PRIME bilhSlns
little more than quoted They selling pretty freely.
Tho stock in tho country Is know Ca DE- Large. md "
would be easy matter 10 break down hc haIht here
Some ne Boso Duchesc pears selling al $40 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
N Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY IT 1.d PRoDu'


Expressly for THE " TRBrNs BY out own hepgrNtl
The following are current rates OF articles m so1a
condition. AZ sold by COMMISSION houses at wholesale
SINNERS receive to 10 per es deducted for com
missions beside freight and other sdrges ; Bojni
and the name OF the sender should also be painted
aRGn one end ,no Nam %nder side Of The cover and
send letter by mani, containing an r "n
and care In uniting up will add much to the value OF tile
produce. - 49,, pp,s
Tho inward turn n tine Bean market, alluded to last
week. sun continues prices having 9ayaIssa ne Fea e.
too arc higher. We quote; o,, p,,.. s, 40 aa.2 =,
choice bu. 80 SGs 81 Inferior .;:3'i g5g +. %
A'' PRIME = . pea new 4@9 ~.
BUTTER , -,
with an lncrease Of 29i packages for the the re-
kef Pals were advanced Dc. on board inc boats ast
Saturday which enables dealers to get z1Slsc Tor Vsy
enc scpcions OF State frkns aud alrns, though SIC
Ia as high as straight diaries VIII readily Drlhg flRht
through The ceiling to-day is not quite as strong a. Yea
nacknEes very small amount OF western IL coming
forward and several lots of Canada nave Dec Tesso"
some Of the best which is holding for 35c WIN DC OF
fcrcd These high prices VIII BRING iorMaIu put,1I
places least and IL should lr os ~ ' Ihem and
cspecaIy IL Canada should send In freely the extreme
les counted upon T S hardy hardly Oe wns some nc os
Welsh have been selling 42c the majority Is going on
male OF batter is not good and dealers are anxious TO
get hold of that laid down earlier AZ remarked above
there u Is gIln, AZ Pa Choice Nohcrn
Half 6rkns Gne q D. .4Id4J Oi, ld anu
Com 10 medium. y m....3td8OhoW H. pnme le""
Grange pals pm. 30 West Ton sS
Wcish Tnbs IN, a .4iDil nd, H., Mich, and lows,
C,,nmon 10 trkiBs, " d. PRIME 70 90
CHEESE.
Receipts Of 637 boxes for the week. with shipments
OF only 1881, show an accumulation oi stock sun, tlS
supply On hand is much lighter than nj nus TIME lst
SEASON There Is Grm feeling In the county strehgtn
encd by occasional sales such the Ca sde, al hc lac
tory ior &c., the Plymouth still hghcr ara quito
above what shippers would pay wcrclt thrown upon inc
market here sharp competition Tor certain factories
~ Drobaby much beneficial To the factories them
selves than 10 those who buy the stock Tho small
amount cent abroad shows that shippers have been doing
ycry little They give hc advance IN frclgts
and the overstockcd markets abroad English cheese
cunning largely into competition with Ancflgan III IS
generally believed Il at alter few weeks the feeling vii
Be stronger abroad and shippers again como forward
Their s no disposition 10 give way on prices, ana many
lots are held at higher ship
pcrs rarely 90 above jlc There Is tGr JobDng trade
" th free shipments South especially or English barry
which working up, While IL found mat to stock IS
jIeht Pt upoI the whole, trade In factories must DO
set down ~ very dun just some dealers acting
uron the faith that IL Ia Lcm are lay1nS IN stock
Will the expectation Of rise; while ocrs. and the ma
iority holding of Tor further deNeiopmch"' We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

COCOA 10 selling, at sage. for 81 Domingo R0l2fc.
Tor GnayaQu and I7dIsc for Caracas all gold, bond
COAIC1hc market is without change; the inquiry Is
fair for the East and local trade prices or
eargOes the last quoted; sales from yard at
ed The stock Of Anthracite larger than last year
but Of Foreign IL 10 light, and prices sustained
CANDLES moderately eefive ana steady; sales OF
Zoo boxes Adamantlne at 30a24c Sperm and Patent
latter.
DRUGS AND DYEs-An articles coming under this
heading have met with fair iOhblnR demand and prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

Receipts s97 bills slight increase over last week
There Is demand and II - easier To sei those OF
kuoVn reputation AT the matk-say Sic. Tor ONO
though tho majority IT'LL sold with loss on or eaidlcd
before turning out. They are le higher thah i"st "eoN
We quote: - an,
Do, -. --d1IlEgs oats y bash, good -. $3.50
Slate. good. Ioss od......... a4a5Ji
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

NAVAL S1OREe-Sp.rits 1uptntiuc Is IN fair demand,
aud prcs arc steady sales 81 go bhls, part ~ 55c
Crude is Itpsius have been IN coed dchand ana
ricee w steady sales u 200 bhs. Common AT ~ $50
81 a.: s03 be STRAINED at g G8 80 IA 400 hbs No ~
s. s and scc !e No 10 s. 90 80 Tar las bee IN air
Seiri md prices arc steady. The closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

heading have met with fair jObbng demand and prices
erc well sustained. We quote
A.sGs, POvdss,l,e y n.....,.....,.. sea 80
s sSsG 'spsn, fb Sd- Nspbs Large Flake,
sSss ss Sc o L s::;iss s4 S r.
ssssns T s"s., v p SO &c lSsl sods, sswesstls :.
s F::. s s sss.i ri. ass, s.: ga rs
'; %a Af.ee' nsi's Ia. As, Z D(c,dl gS
DYEwOOps-The market h. dp and pSices ave- shont
noted last The demand "a srits iEt We eots sO"
SIZE 0alss o. ~. "a u"'VT 40 70
Eps Cuba lEodj. eoa i ~ ~"
Lssssod nosansa IS GA s oS vs. HIde.:'' I g "a
fL0rG AND Mi;4I,-IIaas, g.. -
AID o moderate home derFad go s Oio LIZ
tlou luicCs OF the lO-g m lned, 81 anu Statc
." eI, aud ~ dice Extra i8nfye co.. arc ly1I'e.
manly Export the tr,. t,,yne 'no demand ls
a1e sles are 800 bids. ssas9 Tor s5,,se a,t,
5C9si0 10 iof Extra State; $40 25aSiO 20 for Tspc 10
- &asO Oj for the low grades OF We " ahcy 90,
Wtll 40 for good 10 choice sprue Wleo, I.Ai slV 10
w rs for Amber Winter Wheat Fxtrss az ~ SO
ma lndana; sl2 s0Qs4 80 for Extra ana 3,lcnkan
me Wheat Extras from Indiana and sIchtDaoi ~,
Tor ~ Louis Extras California Flour is e 5a slSg
~ GOD demand; sales Of CSC bags az S2 sn anu
en- flOur d shade easier, and I'm mOdersy. oDlti
eets u so bbls. al SO So tl2 70 for ordn e.
saia haiunoie ana COuntiy fl20Slf 80 for TS,ro CO.
ssanot Maryland and Delaware. Rye Flour H. army
Hueti sales OF 800 bDs at 81 25aR9 CO. Cow As ~
S ahd ~ good demand, sales Of 100 bbls m AZ
ioe bnek"heat Flour IL In fair demand at tlGS4 9s ~
,stA4-A fair Inquiry for this article and the ,.,r
FFITttii,.sa.e sales al sd20c. for Inferior 10 Choice NJ
tern aI are quiet; We quote prime at s549Oe for
AZ, i5 i he tnand very moderate and priees are
|. wv 'A' 0aikei is dull and sales arc not very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED

roar OF SEw.YoRx. ..ocs "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

ihs. - 20 %. tfs.U % 'Fich. t4E ID bh~
'i eE "a s5o b D. - IN 800 r',s sss5,r's as
OUs-Amefiean Iinsecd has been in fair demand, Dut
prices are heavy g. 20dt % In Casks and bhls Engsh
do las ruled duh and pfces arc nominal InCrude flsh
Oils only moderate business vac done prices are WI
changed quote Whale al 75c and sperm al ~ ~
is without chang; quote az from u AL 80 Tor NO q
No. ]. ana fair 10 prime aud choice. 49,
selling sales Of Western at $685. currency, and leo
TINS City at %oat42. gold 49,. 49,, ,., =.
'1PR0yiS}0Ns~ has been less doing in Pork to.
day hut prices have advanced and close firm the sales
cash and regular 2OO bbs at S2l tsI Gl 70 Tor Mess
closing at tho latter rste Beef y dull ana PGie ,r are
Tierce Beef and Beet Hams are both dun, and In the
Meats are quiet sales OF 10000 n Smoked shoulders
Ice. Bacon Is lGn sales OF 20 boxes City &. G. al l2sc
and 80 boxes City H. r. at lS3c. for November delivery
Dressed Hogs duh; quote at 9tessc. for City
Lard lower hut ia active demand; sales OF $50
10 prine Steam ana Kctiie Rendered Exports Total TO
| Great Britain aud the Continent for the week ending
10 tuns Butter Gl2 uns Cheese. Lard. 1874
sloW since sept isc ~ e6s j.. PORK s5lo tss sesf
tnns Lard. s27 tuns qaiow Same time IN 1896 404 tcs
Beef IS tuBs Butter 1903 TINS Cheese &c
ns Lard gn tuns Tallow Receipts; For the week end.
Ing Oct o. 1867, "a bbs Pork 1903 tcs Beef, 49, tuns
Lard o0l tu Butter, 9Ol tuns Cheese. Since Sept ],
1861 1896 bills Pork 52s Beef 1913 tuns Lard 1905
tuns Butter i0lef uns Cheese Same time In 1896 6T05
bills Pork ?ll2 tcs Beef 4 tunS Lard 3S tuns Butter
ATTERNooS PROVISION MARKET-5 o'oLocK.-since
prices are easier and the market quiet o2s
cash. and G5aS2l 80 regular sales Of 1900 bbs Lard
ruled dull and heavy
PTTROLEUM-C Crude Ia dull. heavy, ard lower Re
fined IN bond il IN little bettefdemand and is rather more
steady. The closing quotations are as follows
Cfnde l.oa41 eravilyl q tat,....'.'..P gallon l$ah
Essd IL bond 40 s Prss Il,
Refined bond (llO iest) Standard Whlle...,... dH
Fe6u.d IN bond no tot) Prime White, H0S
Rssned Nsplths GOATS nA'itJ). 20 70 S2s
RICE dull small sales Of Carolina at GiSOc
eUGAR.Raw Sugars are dn ana heaYy az ii;e. Ios
fair to good Refining; sales OF $40 hds Cuba at lia2
si-lOec.. and 2J5 boxes Havana OF l2ic refined are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
The upward turn

The upward turn IN lhe Dciih Ih.pNctI 3 w
week, still continues, prices HaSInR ~
~ bush within three weeks oWlnS bsl IcceIpS' rear
too, arc higher. We quote o,,r saeo
Beans Mediums. lo, p I no . ,
choice, p bu.... 80 wac , Ipstlo' "a
Msrrows, pea new, 40 . .. as 'N'' :" "'''''' "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The Chicago Times says that is OBJ
iect In advocating negro suffrage is TO
kin the Constitutional Amendment
II is a wonder the fellow don't take a
dose Of arsenic 10 cure the headache
A Windham county, Ct, couple last
week applied for divorce after only
fortnight Of married life The Judge
refused their request, saying that they
hadn't yet given matrimony fair
trial.
1t is stated that the State Demo-
cratic Committee of Illinois have con-
cuded to establish a new Democratic
paper in Chicago, and that the com
pany will have u capital Of s25O,OOO
to start on.
California, which in 1857 imported
about $4,000 barrels OF flour, can ex-
port this year, according to the esti-
mate Of the California Farmer, some
thing like two aad-a-half millions Of
barrels.
Five additional distilleries were
seized in New York on Saturday, and
the revenue officials find on invest-
CATION, that the reputed proprietors
are merely the agents of wealthy cap
italists.
The woman who was lately buried
alive at Quincy, Illinois, and rescued
in time TO save her life, says she knew
all that took place during her trance
state, but was unable to speak or
move q limb.
SOUTHERN DUTY.-Albert Pike, in
recent letter, says that the completion
Of the new Arkansas and Tennessee
railroad is much more important than
"getting into the Union aud eleeting
Senator's and all that"-a broad hint
to the Southern people to give up pol
itics and devote themselves to the de-
velopment Of their material interests,
under present circumstances.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tnr Sfnfe LfgisIalurc.

This body assembled at Harrisburg,
on Tuesday last. The Senate organ
lied by electing Louis W. Hall, OF
Altoona, Speaker, Geo. W Hammers
ly, Clerk, and small regiment Of SEN
ators' sons and nephews as inferior
officers.
In the House, John p Glass, Esq,
of Pittsburg, was elected Speaker, and
Mr.. Benedict, the old Clerk, Of Hunt
ingdon, was retained, and a full regi-
ment of loyal relations ill the House
hall in the capacity of from folders
and pastors doioH. Thus far the old
Wig-wagger, Cameron, has had every
thing his own way. A fierce contest
was waged for Speaker of the House.
Mr.. Glass was the Cameron candidate,
and Mr. Quay, Of Beaver, was the
Curtin choice All the senatorial
aspirants combined against the Cur
tin candidate, and laid him "high and
we don't know about the "dry"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

John W. Forncy and John w Goary
have declared themselves in favor Of
the buckshot-war hero for United
States senator, TO succeed Mr.. Cowan.
An "irepressiblo conflict is now
going on in the ranks OF the loyal
saints upon this point. Gov Curtin
will have to horde his interests, or the
renegade Johnnies will compel him TO
take back seat in the loyal syna-
gogue. This would be treating a
veteran rather shabbily. This is the
shape things are in on the Potomac
and the lower Susquehanna, while the
black district-Bradlord, Tioga, &c.--
has heretofore adhered to the fortunes
Of 6. A. L., (the first gag Speaker the
American Congress ever had until
within a few weeks. Grow has now
withdraw from the contest, and has
thrown his influence for the Whine
bago Chief, Simon Wig-wag. 1t will
be observed that the "soldiers' friend
is being outhanked and subiugated by
the "hospital bummers, shysters and
towards found within theloyal camp.
Notwithstanding all these "disloyal
practices" now going on among the
loyalists, we are led to exelaim with
the pole:
"Letihe loyulis;s wng as they viii,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

QUERY.-A western man, speaking
of the Pacific railroad, says it is zone
of the funniest coincidences in the
world that almost every alternate sec
tion of land on each side of the road
belongs to some "loyal" member of
Congress. Another remarkable fea-
ture in the transactions of those loyal
patriots, is, that while they are COB
bling up all the public lands, they
have at the same time doubled their
salaries, and are thus robbing the
Treasury in a two-fold manner. If
the "loyalists' under George III rob
bed and plundered the people any
worse than they do under Thad. Ste
Stevens q Co., we would like to have
the transaction and time pointed out
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
Marrifd.

Al Fairview, Brady township, on December 25,
1866, by the Rev. JonS FLEeAL. Mr.. GORDON
CLARK to Miss LAUREY LONG both Of JEFF
ferson county.
On December 90 1860, by Rev P. L. HAHnIsoS,
Mr.. WILLIAM W. WATSON and Mis-. LIZZIE
OGDEN both Of Lawrence township.
On December 27, 1864, by JosrrH McKrr,
Esq, Mr.. DAVID LANGDON to Mrs MARGA-
RET ODELL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

MODERN DUTY.-Rev. r. B. Kelsay
preached his farewell sermon to the
Baptist congregation in Meadvillc last
Sunday. The Republican (Radical)
says he closed his address with "a few
words Of parting for his political
friends, saying that "he had taken a
stand as a politician in accordance
with his ideas Of christian duty, as he
conceived was right and proper for
him as a minister of Christ and a
teacher Of the people" 1t would be
interesting, no doHbt, TO hear this
minister tell in what part Of the
Scriptures be ge.s his authority for
taking a stand as a ''politician"-es-
pocially Of the Radical sort.-Pariot
and Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

The Legislature will be called upon
on Tuesday next, to elect a United
States Senator, 10 succeed Mr. Cowah,
whose turn expires on the 4th March
next. A bitter war is being waged
between Gov. Curtin and the Whine
bago Chef ON this point, with the
buck-shot war hero, the ex "gag'
speaker and the dead duck as ilankers,
all however, in the end for the inter
est of Simon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
7ne ConsIfIution TIndfcntef.

The late decision Of the Supreme
Court of the United States has caused
q furry among the national assassins
and Constitution violaters. Thus
two Of the three attributes of the
Government have declared that the
Constitution is the supreme law Of
the land, and as such must be obeyed
by office holders as well as citizens.
The Executive and the judiciary are
rightouce more; but the other branch,
the Legislative Rump, is still engaged
in grand conspiracy against the
rights and liberties Of the people.
Their crusade is as wicked and devil
ish as that Of Booth, and pertakes Of
more meauness, because it smacks Of
cowardice, and while protesting to re
store peace and harmony among the
the States and people, they are per
petra,ing national suicide. 1t makes
no difference who carries on the con
spiracy, whether by the confederates
of Booth or those Of Thad. Stevens.
they will surely receive their reward,
and that before long; burning embers
will soon arrive al a consuming point.
The highest tribunal in this country
has decided that Jo. Holt, Gen. Hun
ter, and their fellow conspirators, are
guilty of murder This is a fact, and
the individual that ever doubted this,
knows but little about the law Of this
country. The lynching and murder
of fellow creature on the western
border is no more illegal and criminal
than the murder of Mrs. Surratt by
Holt, Stanton, & Co. Their transac-
tions Tor the past five years will be
terrible record for the historian TO
place on the page Of history, and at
the same time state that these men
were professed Christians, and had
plain written code 10 guide and con
troll them, under the solemn obliga-
tions Of an oath. Jo. Holt and Ed.
Stanton pronounced murderers by
coordinate branch of the Govern
ment This is about as ridiculous a
transaction as that Of the Devil. when.
he offered to sell our Savior all Pales-
tine, while he did not own 6 foot of it.
Loyalty, while under the sway of
George III, perpetratod many out
RACES, but in its improved form, under
the late Illinois saint, il has returned
a tenfold worse scourge to our people,
than while directed by a legitimate
king and surrounded by a savage race. /
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

CARICATURING TIE PRESIDENT
Harper's Weekly, before the war, was
the meanest pro-slavory sheet publish
ed in the country. Now it is the
meanest Radical paper issued from
the American press. The last num-
Der is full Of vile caricatures Of Prcsi-
dent johnson. In all countries but
ours the Chief Magistrate is generally
treated with some show, at least, Of
respect With us he is a mere target
for abuse and insult, and the standing
subject Of caricature That class OF
persons called by courtesy clergymen,
but who are neither more nor less,
with here and there an honorable ex-
ception, than politicians using the pull
pit for a stump, have been particular
ly foul-mouthed in their illusions to
the President. Outside Of the Catho-
lie and Episcopal Churches, the cleri-
cal profession may be said to have
ceased to exist in this country, the
clergyman having merged himself in
the politician No wonder that the
profession is at a low ebb, and attracts
but few young men Of ability into the
ranks-B090H Commercial
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03

PRoDIGAIITY.-The estimated re
ceipts at the United States Treasury
for the present fiscal year viii amount
TO the enormous sum Of five hundred
and sixty-fve million dollars. This
is a contribution Of about eight dollars
for every taxable towards the "best
Government the world ever saw" ="
While under Democratic control, the
Government was free; but since the
advent Of the "loyalists, the people
are plundered of these millions, to
keep up the Washington Rump, and
then only a fragment Of the country
comes under their sway.