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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

GIGANTIC SrArEsNANsHIF. - The
Ere O5ssruer says
Col Z. B. McCroary, Of this city.
last week assumed the position of Ad-
iH1Hnt General Of this State, 10 which
be was appointed at the commence
ment Of GOV Geary's Administration
The reasons why be did not enter
upon bis duties before, are reported 70
be as follows.
After bis npro.uiucnt bad been made ard
Confirmed, 1t uas discovered that Col MeCruarv
was ineligible ty ruas1n of BE bcinc I.rzislatur,
and that he could not ussunl the duties ui b. Do
sitilu Until the election of succcssur al heTrt-
sentative of Ens county Gen Russell. By force
al ihs lari, haid urls as Adjuizut Goncral.
The last paragraph botrays the stn-
pidity and gross igu0rancoof the hero
Of Suickersvilie and his Cabinet louder
than any ass ever brayed. Il is no
wonder the State IL robbed every year,
while knaves control the Treasury
and fools act as Governors and Sec.
Z retarics.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

LlaHr ~ o. DAlk R1n-E-Ws H-u
hi-hlF r1slifat r1 learn shz1 the
EzersEVt lQTaL 1s-rz-ais ard rl-tu-
ous eauutT ui ludana-sts krus of
fhs val1-rus Esr E1vh1-u- Harry
Nti1e-tss ssciaf o T--1c-st r1
ll,s AlsulsaES--a. in ahE rers11 Of
Czr1- T. Il MeCa-r lie beats
his lrT4l r7rr-z-1 E1mus1- uza-,v
1o1- an Esi lh1 1rariT was rrzzv
r1alzt lr give the uulsso rzsuar
rzudila1e DIT Sur-V-a TuErs 1-7ll
-n.scsirr. Mr. Mos rss5isz at
fht Css-rT Trus. Eirur- p o. ard
is E7.ahsa ct tralT hT u1r sris-is 90
ilss ur-lr g-t rF aha ccua5v wh1
fulE IN pzr~r-1iT- We sEFvcsl
iaai Aiis- lhis -rsHu7h- ws nay rca-
SOFA N Errarl aaIs ~ u'Hzt year the
-'irv-z- ssuu1-is As=r, Chester
an Izzfssae- MI ss-f -Cr-rer
Asa ir ~ l-rasl.1u-s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

TuE DAVIS TUkL-It Is rumorei
thst JEFFERSON Davis VIII be tried. at
Richmond, daring the last week Of
November. THE llyal 5uige Under
wood. assisted BY his honor Chief
Justice Chase have succeeded in Oh
taiuiug the night kiud Of jury. Out
Of q Faneluf SIXTY fl-tJ'- -rrs rrsuegro2
all -l1yaI, OF course. Negro jurors
r. one Of the freaks Of -'thc var for the
Tuilu- Stamps, high taxes and
tariffs and the Bureau, are thrown in
BY way Of variety Bows in Blue,
ths Is the feast your loyal friends in-
viiss y0u TO- Judge Chase and his
hackers, being TOO e0wurdiy TO try
Mr. DAVIS while iu she field, viii, Of
sou-ss, refuse 10 try him in 4 court
huuss-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24


TEr THulF CAHD-The New York
Tri5uur declares that no man can Sc
Gure the -l0yAI7 nomination tor Pres
iieut- who does uut come out .srAnd
ssuzre f1r negro suffrage
This looks as though 0ur oPpo-
usnrs intended 20 become honest in
the future No party ever existed
In this country that needed this vir-
the morn than the present John
BrUEuitss- Their honesty, like their
money has been at a heavy discount
fJr years All we have 70 say, is 4:
Bring on your caudidate on this plat
form, and give the eCOPperheads,
Rebels, Butteruuts- and ne-ocrats a
whack at him; and If be Is not c0ufs-
-4tsd. set usHu5 the rest Of the s-white
trash down as ounces S1mbo and
loyalty Is . dose the American PeoPlo
uIIl never swallow
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

From this il viii be seen Myers Is
condemned by 1ol5 Of his Radical
constituents; Taylor by 81 Cake BY
2l7; Koout- hv 6Ao. and the great
alligator b. 72S. The question now
Is, win these rcpudiaicd individuals
resign. or viii they resolve 20 comport
themselves hereafter SgrcoatlF 10 the
spirit Of the people as indicated by
the great reaction , Mewiil So
IN some other districts = number
of other Radical members came prci-
u near 70 = similar rebuke, and in al
the Radical districts THE Radical ma
iu-ites ot 1896 have been greatly ne.
dnccd. Thcsc i-1.s should be en-
phafically forced upon the attention
of the MS Representative hesceforib.
Pr 2 JTrsos
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

60 We G0-In 1860, athe late
IameuieI- carried PeHnsylvania by
$1,000 msiority, and Ohio BY "A 900;
and Ia 1s64, be carried the former
STATE BY 29.010 and the latter by
6l001. Vow, the Cops carry the land
Of Penn BY 900 and lose tie Buckeye
STATE By only 600; and If the leaders
Of the Radical party become as hon
est In PsunsytEanIa as they are in
Othe- States and give rs the Negro
platform As they have elsewhere, We
VIII czrry the State BY 100000.
Twelve years ago, they gave rs
San clean and cleEr-no foreigner
Et 20 vote because of ignorance now,
they give rs -Sambo, and ask white
people TO give him vote because o
his 5ra1-zuce, SO that he can be made
a smart Uan-
Old Nisks' kingdom is ful 0l
such kuav-s and hyPocrites as these
lsaIsrz Of the Radical party uuforsu-
uz-ely are
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

Con CoNFoEr.-The Radicals have
lost the Legislature Of Ohio. They
have lost the entire law-making pow
er OF the State. for the Governor
there has 10 veto power. They have
lost the United States senator, Ben.
L. Wade They have lost the negro
suffrage amendment by half hun
drei thousand majority. They have
lost forty thousand out Of their last
wears forty-two thousand majority
in the State. Yet they profess 10 be
very much eiatcd that thev have re.
tzined their Governor Well, IL would
Dc too uugcncrous for the Democrats
% deprive them Of this small crumb
al comfort.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

@, DUyr The editor OF the Ere
0dR-rsr Is -poking his fun al our
loyal CCn-ressman Its wen known
that Mr. scussid ably assisted Ben.
81 ale ard Zac Chandler in the bate
Qlis campaign. the result Of which
Cur readers understand ere this
-Whir. OF the Ctssrrer, s1vs-
A rrut WRITES us al Hu--est .aaf the Demo
--tar G1rm-ss r' fsT Orb shnuli u- 1ueo .e-
tn lIIrHl -rtaa BIS eminent Hu1rn-a Ir Z. ''l.1.
lsaInr rla BAT .a uIIa-l-r-r nt.n d. % r1u-1nfas
-ta = ie Hsr. ra r-7 ll hand r1 Eew ) url. WI
ul11t .l--v b. t7 2l.1fl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

The aggregate vote poiled last year
was 597 $50, while this year II is only
5S4, ,s5o-being g., $50 less than last
year. The Radicals lost a, $50, while
the Denaoo-~asss ssss oihy - se7e.
An examination Of the table viii
show that no county in the State came
as near polling the Democrhtic vote OF
last year as Cleardeld yet this is no
excuse for those who staid al home
and perinod theinierost Of the country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

ELECTION or JUDGE WooDWARn.-
Among all the results Jf the election.
there is none more gratifying than
the successful canvass made by the
friends Of Judge Woodward in the
Luzerne Congressional district. The
Radical party made the Judge an es-
pecial object OF attack. HIS ability a.
a constitutional lawyer and statesman.
his frmuess and integrity, his earnest
devotion 70 Democratic principles. his
gifted eloquence in advocsting the
right and exposing fraud tyranny and
usurpati0n 70 meritcd ahhorrcnce.
psorc feared By the Euiity Radicals, and
they spared no effort TO defeat his
election For that purpose they ex-
pended large sums uf money. and re-
sorted to al tbe expeiieuts Of sophif-
try, intrigue and corruption But in
vain. A majority has wisely declared
I'm bis favor and be VIII leave the oiicc
Of Chief Justice ct the supreme Court
Of Peuusvlrania, which be has emi-
neatly adorned 90 take a seat IN the
. Couuclis of the Nation A new sphere
and new duties are thus imposed upon
him That be viii % good service %
the country. In this hour Of her utmost
need. none who know him can doubt.
-STcnt1n Hsgiss~.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

A rich story is told BY the Ycnangu
Spectator. Of a Radical dutchman, IN
Canal township. who received a writ
zen notice from the Sheriff Of the
county. who Is also Chairman Of the
Radical Coanty Committee, telling
him 20 stand at the polls all day
and watch things. He accordingly
took his position. but after a few
hours became fatigued. Taking an
old Democrat % ono side be showed
him the ShCrfs order. and said:
Il ISL tired as der tuyvil Of dish
Not you dinks dey would do NIT me
If 1 goes away NIT minescfr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

SUuuEy BrrEAvEvEx1. - Aimos;
upon the landiuE OF Hon. George ".
Woodward from the vessel which had
conveyed him % the shores uf his na-
tive land, the telegraph bore 70 him
the mouruful message that death had
been busy in he family circls during
bis absence. His son William AGED
about "A years. who had been in f0r
some three or four weeks died in
Wlkss Barre, on Monday afternoon.
A sd srrstiHr, indeed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

REnuKrn RrNrTRs-The election
in Pennsylvania OF sourse Is a Cener-
al rchuke 70 the Radical fanatics IN
the Rump Congress for the course
they have pursued upon negro Suffrage
and military dospoiism "recons;ruc-
tion" In certain districts, however.
the people seem % have prepared spe-
cal condemnation for their mis- Rep
rcscntaiives- The following exhibit
shows who they are the majority BY
which thuv were elected in lS66, and
the majority hy which they stand
condemned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

SrHAws SH1w-The Black Repub.
a-au majority f1r Williams IN Ere
cu-usy Is only 2Gs7, while Lowry
the candidate f1r Senator. has tu'
le52 6e-ge " Hcckcr, ESD o.
Crauf1rf and Formerly OF lhis county
was the peu0c-utle candilate Gea
ry's majority IN Erie couuty, las.
ysar. vas sszl LOOK cat f1r 3
Dsz1cratie Congressman in this dis
trict usxt fail
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

Rev Chaplin gets $4,000 salary,
and Beeeher gets Sl2,500 The extra
, 500 is supposed TO be for salvation
which ChaPin's flock, being Univer
saHsts, don't need In addition tc
his income from preaching, Mr.. Cha
pin clears several thousand dollars
every season by lecturing, and Beech
er as many more by his lectures and
tales.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
9lrr Aarfrtisrmfnis.

CAUTION persons are hereby cautioned
\ aeai1si purchasing or in any way mcilling
With one HHoWN MARE and a BAY HORSE,
nos in TIE russessien of William II. Stage, Of
Pikr township, as the saii horses belong 10 me,
and are lefl with him on loan only. subject 60 my
crlsr. JOHN PENTL.
Uuiar tauuship. Ost. q. lss7-st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
MA RIFLE YARD
IN LuTHERsBURG.

TINE Subscriber, having purchased f>s.s-=sssf.-s
il stock and interest sf Mr.. GahaEan il The
Marble Yard 10 LuihersbErg, taxes this msthsi
Of informing the public that be is now prepared
60 furnish MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES
NANTLEs. &c-, on ihort notice and reasonable
terms, and executed in the highest syle Of The
art. WILLIAM SCHNEM, 81.
Luihersburr. Oct. u. ls67-tf Rlg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
STATE Election RcfssRs Tor IS66
nnh INGs.

We publish below tho official re-
turns Of the elections hold in this
State for Governor in 1860, and for
Supreme Judge in 1867, which are al
ways interesting in making compari-
sons.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP,


TUE subse-iber having lately started res
II Boot and Shoe shop in Curuensvils, o.
Main street, opposite Jobeph n. Irwin's Drug
store, respectfully announces 70 the pablis ihs,
be is prepared 70 manu- acture all styles Of Bola
and shoes, and everything in his line, on shui
notice. he also keeps on hand good sssoH.
msnt Of ready made work, which he viii isl
cheap for cash or country proiuce.
octi7-tf TsIg LEWIS :. ROSS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
Jra

On tie 18Th Of septsmhor, 1867, JENNIE
Youngest daughter Of JoHx and MAnr +. LroS.
am. arci months, week and days
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
21rW aarrriistmrnis.
THE EAGLE HOTEL
cURwENsvILLF, oLEAnrIlLD co

TUE uuder,igned having become p,ar.
4 Of the above hotel, wishes % give ',... !.
TIE oitilens of this comfy. AZ we'll a. 70 &c.
cling public, that the house has been ret,t-s =,
reiurnished for the entertainment of his 49,
his table will be furnished With overyihls. y
market affords, Good ttabling aitaehed y.
none but careful hostlers employed
oct2f-u JAMES MeDIvrr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

It appears that Governor Geary,
At the late election, played one Of his
old California pranks, in the way Of
stufng the ballot-box Read the
letter Of the Commandant at Fort
Delaware For the Governor Of a
State to turn hallot-boz stuHcr, is "a
ther cool in . moral sense; bat il is
Gearv all over.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

The Catholic priests in New Or
leans have many Of them died Of the
epidemic The TlmcS speaks enthu-
siasiically Of the zeal they show in
fulfilling the painful duties imposed
upon them in ministcring 70 the spir-
ifual wants of the sick and dying
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

Since Apriilast, the Democrats have
carried three United States senator's
CannecticuL California aud Ohio vii
send three @T'nion- savers 20 the next
Congress, and thereby dispiaee dis
uuiouists. Three traitors less in that
b0dy after March, ls69.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24


The Boston P1rs Washington cor
respondent SAYS: AN attachment has
becn issued for Gen. Baker 20 bring
him again before the Judiciary Com
mittee, and il is said be is now under
arrest The General viii DO required
70 explain many OF his statements.
which are 10 direct conflict, concern
ing President johnson. 1t Is under.
stood that no member Of the Commit
tee gives the slightest crcdcnce 70
anything Baker has said unless sub
sianiiated by other testimony. This
man Baker was the especial pet Of
Lincoln and Stanton during the war
yet now. his "loyaI' brethren refuse
10 believe bis oath, unless eorrob0ra-
ted By other witnesses He and Con
over are Just as good - their hackers
All, however, should be in the peniten
tiary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

IEE MsCEryE REvERsED - Last
rear the Black Republicans had a
u1Hiu-ity ct as on JOINT ballot in the
o1io Lszislatu-e- This yeartbs Cops
kz-s q u-ai1-ity of three In the Senate
and seven in the House. This is
pretty good f1r the Butteruuis The
eurr~ut wus 800 deep flr Bsr to wade
thruu-h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
G RE AT BARG GAlNS'
AT PRIVATE SALEl
Public &ale.

THERE viii be sold, At public sale, al ih, ~.
dence Of the subscriber in Bradford towt,iIr.
on Tuesday. the 5th day Of November nart \,
following personal property, viz
TWO HORSES,
Two tvo-year old match gray cole, COWS, your,
cattle, sheep, hogs, ! long sled, bob-slsd, postt
harrow and cnltigator, two-horso wagon, bssrr
and harness, sleigh, wheelbarrow, ] aAz tss,f
pair 6ax haekles, grain cradles, scythss. ist,l
and forks, chains, singietress,
Rafting Tools,
Rope and block, saddle aud bride, horse gsst
stoves, cupboards, ] bureau, bedsteads, ehla
and great many other articles too tediou !
mention
~ Sale to cJmmcnc- at ten o'clock, A. Y. I
said day, when due attendance will be givet, IA
the terms made known.
October p, 1867. ". X. WRIGLET
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

HORSE sroLEs.--s5o REWARD.-Tn
IL stolen from The subscriber, in Porter i1sl.
sAip, Clarion county Pa. On the night Of the i4l
instant, LARGE DARK BAY HORSE, it hans
high, win weigh IA hundred pounds, years u
ncHt spring. has black legs, black tail and usas-
there Is no white on him. A saddle and tr5.
were also taken At the same time A reward q
$50 viii be paid for the recovery Of the horse.
MICHAEL JACK,
octl7-3t Loatherwooi P. o., Clarion Co.. h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
soldier vote.

In Philadelphia the return Judges
counted over one hundred votes said
70 be given BY Pennsylvania soldiers
at Fort Delaware. Il was a fraud Of
course, but rs il docs not rule the re-
suit, il will doubtless be let pass. Il
was made matter Of inquiry before
Court, and Its fraudulent character
fally developed The following win
also give some light upon il;
Wn DrrAurrrsr. 0-iat-r Is. lsE--
H-iliau L. Hirri, IL Surii sizfi si-rs, Fiiis-
dslpAias
in r1iy % yuu1 iattr- n 0cioizr Il. received
Yesterday, Gen. Grant di-rris ne D. s-nl you thf
ioliorinr cary n tslrrrsm just rrcrirsi frun fhr
cummaud diur oiielr a. Fa-t nelssarrs
Furr nrIsUAEH ori- "a 1861.
Sea z. n Tairnsrua Assisfuuf AfIufauf 6eurr1i
] wusir riiladrlfltin when thr sis-iiu- n-currci
hr-s Cni Howard uhu uas In cumniarf rrT.c-ti
thas 9 cifirrr rrrsalici himself hu-t sith q con-
mission fruu Gov 6cary. under The sssi q pt1n-
srlruuin, appointing Inn % iatt ths vote q
pcnusrlranh suldit-s af itis prs. cni. Howard
told him ihaf be uas u1lsr ihf imrrrssirr tar
su-h or certion was nai legal Bui o. TIE nan
had q rsmuissiur fru Gor- Gra-T. ht sliuuri
him 10 iats the votes ] nid. ur rr eva 1rit1Ti-
*. sh=s A.s- s=-~fairss ihsi iaras lfalsarsioa
81 thr men voting hns o. vuit ir ihs sints undti
any rirrumranrus. d il saii uriv ttirty -itrcl
1zIl rdi.s ve-t r.oiiri- uliit urc- huui-si zee
VEN -riu-und. Necif-u1s YER currr-rri arf rar
az ofhcr ir ms tlcaton- c. ~ MORGAN.
Msiur Faurth AriinrrE.
n-rrri RIiradigr Gen. Cammaudiur
Political swindling is an indication
OF Moral Reforn- II IL was not so
we should hear il denounced by politi.
cal parsons IN the pulI,ii ass SIN On
the contrary. IL has their support.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
T,RAvERsE JURORS drawn for Adjoar1o

Il CourL commcucin.
llsihl rf Navcmhtr mex
A.hWasht Burn. ncccana
Robert Mohafcy. ncn
Iames nou-huriV.
John Kephart norgs
Elias Rishcl. BRADY
Atth'v N'Garrrv. Chrst
John Rider, CorinSiou.
T. ngrninE. Cufcii
stourhtou.
heui Rro1me. Curuens
wIIr.
Reuben Miller. Decatur.
Peter rhiiips.
Auiw hsughman "
Ellis hester. Fcrguson.
Nm- ErEbsh. Graham
Isaac kyier.
Jacst Hocve- ir-
Matches Tsf.. coshcr,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

rINo TEACHERs.-The school Director &
Il CurwenNiile borough wish to employ nv
competent teachers to take charge Of their s,h'.a
for a session Of four months. commencing or ~
first Monday Of November next An s1auina.sa.
of applicants will be held on SATURDAY. De -
Of October, in the school house Of said borough
BY order q ihc Board.
A. n. SEMBON ER. seef'
Curwcnfvifie. ooi1bcr 90. 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
GREAT BARGAINS IN LUTHERSBuRG
Auction Sale |

UNHERE viii be sold At auction. commeurinf O.
Il FRIDAY. The sth day Of NOVEMBER nsrl
al the residcnoe of the subscriber in Luthsrsbsrs
his entire stock Of goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes
Hardware, Ready Made Clothing, Drugs Noiiuus
and al articles usually kept in a country siore.
"a sale 20 commence at nine o'clock, q g.
and ~iu be continued from day to day, rnii a
the goods are sold. GEO. WILSON
Luthcrsburg, Oct. ~, lS6T-ts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
DIssOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP,

D-Noiice Is hereby given that the parinsrshi
I heretofore existing between p. x. Arnold sui D
I A. Tcrpe was dissolved this day All debts ia
I 70 the said firm are to be paid 70, and ihoss ia
I from the same, discharged BY tn, said J. A. IcFa
At New Salon, where the business viii b, eontf'
ued BY him. r. X ARNOLD
Luthersburg, Oct lo-et-pd J. A. TERPR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

/. VI AAa AAaAAA ~ ~ -
Henry Ailemsn. Gulicb
Matthew MCully,
lkichari Gates. Hos.ou
Thomas Hewitt.
Wm. ndironsKarihaul
John High. jr- Knox.
Conrad hioom.
iCharlcs Daf. Lawrence
lHurh MMullcn.
Vincent Illegal Morris
IJamos Feaih,NeW Wash
ington.
ICharics Hail. osccoia,
Patrick Rafferty,. Bell
lGner Bel jr-
Isaac hurriS riku.
VIZ. Kline. Woodward
Daniel kephari,
lgsc Fi'ct srhsrry, "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

CNOoDS selling LESS than present slgy ~ ,..
NA n. ". SMITHS
4 NES-Maun's and Iorolanis donaN
n AAcs, superior Broad AXES, ai ,.s
j. 2. KRAILhhN-
DLANKETS-Finc White Blankets Governs
I'D Army Blankets. aud Horse Blankeis
o. 2. KRATzkks
ID oAsTEn C0FFEE. Rio caHco. Java -
IL q the beet quality. At J. T. kRAiAh"-
CHAWLS--A larre stock of Woolen sh.,
- Hs4 ~ % ssst - - p kRAfteN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

EOR SALE.-A secondhand Spears AIT
il Dust Cook Stove. suitahlc for coal Or vooi
Apply TO Ioctlol II. VI. SMITH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24

DOCKET BOOK LOSr.--I lost my rsn-
Il monnaie, on the "a instant on the turnFn
between my residence and Luthershurg. coniairirs
about sixty dollars and promissory note asa1s
John Bloom. calling for df,y dollars, togcthci VI
ethsr papers Of ne use 20 any one else. hheh
reward viii be paid 10 the finder by returning ~
same 10 me- or informing me where l can eci y
October lest MARY DRAUCkEE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
Valuable Farm for Sale,

FTNhE subscriber, dcsirous Of removing % ~
A West now offers for sale his FARN, slil,.
IN Knox township, Clearaeld county, atel-s
lands Of samuel koa, - Mcphcrson. 0e'. ""
and others,
Containing 100 .Fcrcs,
Forty six Of which arc cioarcd and under CIV ~
uon. having thereon erected q DNhlh,
hoUSE. log BARN, and other outhultnsa"
gcihcr with Young bearing ORCHARD
The property viii be disposed Of 81 r'a' i,
utes Further information may be olinae
addressing the undersiguoi az Ansonrile ~
octlo-u JAMES nALtf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-24
cIEARFIELD, PA.
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Thursday Morning, Oot. q, 1867.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-05
"A RII.L
IN REIATInA


Whereas tho Gonoral Assembly OF tho State did,
eighteen hundred and sixty-si pass JOINT Reso.
luton of tho following tenor and effect, to wit
"Rosofued, Tint tho President and Directors Of
tho Bluo Ridge Railroad Company in South Caro-
lima DO. and aro hereby, authorized TO deal with
tho shares hold by the btato in said Company in
tho Same manner with tho shares OF all other
stockholders, In any arrangement that may DO
mado with any other Companies or individuals, for
the completion OF Tho snid Road, by tho issuing OF
preferred shares or reducing tho number OF shares
City OF Charleston and other stockholders may
consent Tint their shares slnll DO reduced, or In
any other manner in which IL may DO found ncccs-
sary to aIrrendcr portion of tho capital already
invested 70 accomplish tho construction OF tho said
i!aiiroad; Prouided That in any arrangement
that may bo made tho State shall not DO hold
limbo for any additional assessment on the slores
held.n -
And ohercas. tho City Council arc dosirouH OF
road y aY m S DTo RdgG , Rail
NoD De Il Ordained, Tint tho City Council q,
Charleston do hereby consent to dofcr their claim
for diyidonde on all stock now hold by the Corpo.
favor Of any now stock that may be duly takon in
said Company 30 far u.s. and uni II such now stock
holders shall receYedyidends At ratio noteIccci-
ing soyen por cont. per nnnum, upon tho amounts
OF their stock respectively: Prooided however, that
il tho earnings Of tho Company, which aro divided
sary to pay said preferred dividends on tlio stock
such a1cess shall DO applied in equal ratio to tho
old and tho now stock. 1nd proptd'd, also, that
the stock hold by the City Council shall not BIO cub
jeat to any additional aasesa1nont: And propfded
further, that the dividends fr7 any ono yoar shsl!
| shall not 10 made up out OF the earnings Of any
future year.