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TIE I.assrers, ssrshe.

Although the position Of the labcre remans about the
same a. for the past few days the probabilities Of an
early adjustment OF the dcultes erisng between the
employers and the workmcn are evident Yesterday
number Of the aborsrs In some OF the down town wards
10 ey A the old rates Of wagcs Some wcro taken on
ana the remainder allowed 10 seek work
No dissuY6ance among those who ssom determined 20
ssick ID outp ~ they term IL has been reported with
Ne men who are willing V scnsps We WAGES - prpssns
cDared hw fkA hassee
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ke& BANGOR, Me-, May 10, 1907.
NAYS 20 ake sDck In the Bangor and Pscatsquis Rail-
road 70 the arneunt OF $50 600 Tho ptscaaqum towns
- cretts fW 4tooQQ0 sM.. ~ .t.assft s.tt.1s
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rumor was in circulation up town last evening that
the ssablemen now strike Contemplated creating dis
turbanco at the Forty street stables belonging TO
the second Avenue Railroad Company during the night
The poce force DUTY there for the past few DAYS was
Increased anticipation Of any movement that mig ut bo
made by the strikers but up 70 late hour NO breach OF
the peace was committed. number OF the men Who
had left their work applied for relnstasement duripg
the oay but refused as Their places have already
bean suppIjed by new men.
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TRoy, Nay 10. 1857
The ensuing State Far viii b held in Buffalo. that
city having transmitted the requisite funds to the Pres
dent OF the Agricultural Society that end.
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Radical Congressional Convention In Mask
willie.
NlsBynLE, May 10, 1867.
The rsdicsi convention 10 nominate q candidate for
Congress in this district met in this city to-day at the
Capitol division occurred In regard TO the admission
Of delegates from Wilson county, whereupon the sup
porsen Of John Lawrence seeded They held meet
ing At the market house And nominated him. The dele.
gauon that renamed nominated Jonn Trimbe. Tho
great Of the delegates freedmen. Lawrence
" from OHIO and has boon here in employ Of the
Freedmen Bureau for time Trmble " native
Union fhe contest between them VIII be DETER
mined by the negro vote.
The Case of Judge Frazier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 10, 1857
Bot little progress has been made In the impeach
case OF Judge Frazer Two the part the
prosecution were examined to-day.
OvatIen 20 Emersea Etheridse n clieiess
Affairs.
MxsrHn, Tenn, Nay 10, 1897.
Hon. Hmeron Etneridge arrived here this evening.
He was met At the depot by large Of citizens
Who formed procession, with band Of music their
head and escorted him bis hotel He spesks here 70.
Bishop Quinsard In has address 10 the Episcopal Con-
vcut,ou condemns the practice Of raising money for
Churches hy fairs lotteries, &c. He urges on the
Church s duty 70 freedmen, one Of whom, he says 10
candidate for ordination and 10 ready 70 90 70 work
About two handrsd delegates ass IN attendance ~ TIE
Gumbsriana Pvsscvsss'an 0snsni Aspsoeb,
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freely taken a Daisy Ths honss gcs away vsvy svesv
whore 8 neck and nsck struggle ensued, Dai ~
finally swinging clear Of her rival and passing the quar-
Ter pole one engh ahsad In thirty eight seconds Ths
Iced was maintained both horses otng very squareIy
and firmly TO the halEmis pole, which was passed IN
Iii On the nsxt quarter Dimmok urged his mare and
closed the gap rapidly to half length when Warwick
broke up again and fell TO The rear She rallied how
ever and made 6ne show for the heat on the home
winning the race in three straight heats The following
10 Q summary mre = IL r. "a. !. e
THURSDAY, Nay le-Purss $780, mile heats, best three
In i've, in haruesa
Hiram Howe entered b. m Daisy Burns. I !
o. w. Dmmick entered b. m. Lizzie Warwick. 2
d. Pdfer entered blk m Black Bsss. ..... 3 das.
WIN. Borsts entered blk. g. RAPID. ........... DR..
John Crooks entered blk &. Ralph. ........... DR..
D. Phfer entered a. m jess e............... dr.
Time. 1882 35k-2:35L.
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The American Jockey Club-Jerome Park.
The great event in the sporting world, the naugura-
ton OF the racing at Jerome Park win take place
on Wednesday Of next week. under the auspices Of the
American Jockey Club, and promises to be the most
magnificent display Of racing ever Witnessed on this
side Of the Atlantic. There will be racing three
days, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,, and during
is continuance may expect the Park thronged
with gay and fashionable equpases grace the most
celebrated course of Great Britain the Derby
day The liberaity displayed by the managers In the
way Of premiums and other Inducements has had The
effect Of attracting this elegant and fashionable resort
the Of the most celebrated horses OF this
country. The fine horses that have delighted the
lovers Of racing at Scciucus during present week
will all be the ground ready another trial OF
their mette and opportunity 70 st further distin-
guish themselves in trials with fresh competitors for
glory Backbrd, M0rrissey, Hampton Conr, Maid OF
Honor, Onward Delaware. Captain Moore Loadstone,
julius. Black Bess Fleetwng and numerous other
celebrities will take part in the exciting laid
down in the programme and devote all their energies
70 make the spring meetngat Jerome Park one Of the
most memorable on record.
HObOken Races.
This is the last day of the meeting There will b
four hurdle race mile dash for three year
olds, mile and quarter for all ages, and mile
and quarter dash for beaten horses.
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NASHVILLE Tenn, May 10, 1857
Bot little progress has been made In the impeachment
case OF Judge Frazer Two witnesses the part Of the
prosecution were examined to-day.
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.AsHINoT
The Mississippi Injunction Case Finally
Disposed Of.
Robbery in The once Of the Csnptrel-
Ter Of the Currency.
Arrest Of , Colorsd Confidential
g. Messenger.
30 DC H.

WASHINGTON, Nay 10 1857.
The mississippi Injnnciion Finally Settled.
me Mississippi Injunction has gone the way OF Ia
near relation Of Georgia To-day the Supreme Court de-
aied the motion for an amendment TO the sharkey.
walker injunction. The court divided in opinion
Just q indicated days ago would be the case but
majority against the admissbilisy Of the amended
bill On the motion to dismiss the original bill. how
ever the decision unanimous and the bill has been
dismissed for the saue reasons those urged in the
Georgia case No written opinion given that being
rsseysd for the December term. whan the views Of The
oourtin both cases will be given q the public
II will be remembered that Governor SharRey said,
some weeks ago. that in the bill for an injunction
should be denied he would endeavor to have General
Ord indicted for treason in Mississippi and thus have
The question Of reconstruction obstruction revived in
new form. It remains 10 Sc seen w6esnsf Il nj be
viii carry ont his threat He started for bis home some
days ago. and will doubtless be heard from soon il he is
really in earnest People here say that he has not
sunacient influence with Governor Humphreys Of Mis-
ssspp the other State ocials to carry bis threat
into execution Noss Trrons
Forthcomisg Legal Opinion ON the Recon.
struction Acts.
The opinion Of Attorney General Stanbery on the
Reconstruction acts WILL II 10 expected be ready pro-
mitigation this week All the points have been de-
cided and approved BY the President and his Cabinet
The utmost pains have taken to render clear and
beyond doubt the meaning Of the various branches Of
those acts The preparation Of the document has in
VOWED an examination Of the laws OF the Southern
States in order TO understand precisely what classes Of
persons affected by the Congressional action and 10
afford guide by which this may be carried into execu.
on with the least possible degree Of embarrassment TO
al parties concerned.
Financial Anairs-O Opinions or the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
From prominent and reliable parties, who have re-
gently had conversations with the Secretary Of the
Treasury in relation TO financial matters the Internal
Revenue the public debt and the currency Il s learned
That the Secretary admits that he win probably be IN
able 70 reduce the public debt any further this year. and
Mat be does expect 70 contract the volume ur-
Tsncy below ito present condition. ssss .rA%s~sas~-
The receipts from customs from May to H. inclusive.
- the ports named below, were as follows: +.
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VT. UrUrkt IAuIfy, ENrtfkfUf tfuU.
-Messrs. Peloubet and Craven.
esrne--rwo hours and hfty minutes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-13
Sheriff Sale,

DY virtue Of suBdry wrlts Of Lsrdri Facias, is
ID sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Clearfed county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
in the borough Of Clearheld, on Nor day, the
nth day Of June, 1907, at o'clock, p. m, the
following described Real Estate, to wit;
All that certain saw mill, situate on the Three
Runs, in Karthaus township, Clearfeld county,
Pa, being fifty feet in Length and thirty feet In
width, and the lot Of ground and eurtlage ap-
purtenaqces to said building. Seized, taken in
execution, and to b. sold as the property Of
Edward McGarvey.
ALSO, certain tract or piece Of land situate in
Chest township, Clearfeld county, Pa, contain
ing about ninety.hve acres and eighty perches
and allowance, bounded beginning at post,
thence north two degrees east one hundred and
eighty perches to post thence by land Of M'Mas
ters south forty three and one half degrees east
two hundred and fifty perches to post thence
north eighty. eight degrees west one hundred and
eighty perches to post and place Of beginning
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of John g. Miles, executor Of the estate
Of Ruth Mcconnell.
gsc- Bidders will take notice that Il per cent
OF the purchase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or 1t will be put up
again for sale. JACOB A. FAUST,
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Clearhed Pa NAV 49, 1867
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-13
aeaal alutirss.
Sheri0's Sales.

DY VIRTUE Of sundry writs Of YsnditioHi
I'D KfpoHos issued out Of the court Of Common
Pleaa Of Clearfold county, and to me directed
thcre win be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court House in tho borough Of Clear6eld, on
Monday, the nth day Of June, 1861.
Al o'clock, p, m, the following described Real
Estate, to wit.
certain tract Of land situate in Woodward
township, Clearheld county, Pa, being lot No.
~, In the village Of Madern, boz hded on the
north by Main sweet, east by lot Of VIM. Luther,
on the south by J. Robins, and on the west by
- street; containing enc fourth Of an acre,
and having two story frame house erected
thereon. Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold rs the property Of William II. Hail.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate In Gulich
township, Clear6eld county, Pa, bounded west
by the turnpike road north by lot Of j. LitE,
east and south by lands OF Patrick Finn, with
frame house erected thereon. ALSO, lot No.
In the borough Of 0sceola, and bounded east by
lot Of George Boalicb, south by Curtin street,
west by K. ksphart, and north by alley, with
small frame house erected thereon. Seized, ta-
ken in execution, and to be sold as the property
of A. @. Fox.
Also, certain lot and house situate in Lumber
City, Clearfeld county, Pa, bounded on the east
by lot OF John Ferguson, south by Main street,
west by lot Of James Crosley, and on the north
by - street. containing about one fourth Of
an acre OF gr und, and having a two story frame
house erected thereon. Seized, taken in execu-
ton, and to be sold as the property of N. NJ,
Farwell and Lloyd Addleman.
Also, certain lot Of land situate In Lumber
City, Clearfel1 county, Pa, bounded on the east
by lot Of John Ferguson, south by Main street,
west by lot Of James Crosiey. and on the north
bys-- street, containing shout one fourth Of
an acre Of ground, and having two sto, frame
house thereon erected. Seized taken in execu-
ton, and to be sold as the property of N. NJ.
Farwoll and Lloyd Addleman.
Also, certain lot Of land situate in Lumber
City, Clearfeld county, Pa, bounded on the east
by lot Of John Ferguson, south by Main street,
west by lot of James Crosley, and on the north
by - street, containing about one fourth Of
an acre Of ground, and having thereon erected a
two story franc hosse. Seized, taken in execu =
ton, and to be sold as the property of N. NJ.
Farwell and Lloyd Addleman.
E1- Bidders will take notice that IS per
cent. Of the purchase money must be paid when
the property is knocked down, or it will be put
up again for sale. JACOB A. FAUST,
ol.uTaoid, sndd,is' "a SIslGai %ny g. c7 Sheriff.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WTHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres
w identJudgo ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
Of the twenty. fifth Judicial District, composed of
the counties Of Clearheld Centre and Clinton
and Bon. SAMUEL CLYDE and Hon. JACOB
WILHELM, Associate Judges Of Clear6eld co..,
have Issued their prccept to me directed, for the
holding Of a Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court Of General Jail Delivery,
at the Court House at Clearheld, In and for the
county Of Cleardeld, commencing on the Third
Monday (I7th day of June, 1861, and 10
continue tive weeks.
NOTICE is, therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constables,
in and for said county Of Clearheld 10 appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
lnqusitons, Examinations, and other Remem-
brances, to do those things which to their Offices,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done
GIVEN under my hand at Clear6eld, this 3oth
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
sHERIFF's 0FFioE, JACOB A. FAUST,
Clearfeld, May 80, 1867. Sheriff.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-13

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LATE P0WEI'S ENER01Lww
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REMINGTONS

~ II=Issl III
1<AiRs5 -
80. I,;., {. FIRE Fl RE. ARMS.
tnA PRICES REDUCED.
a liberal Discount to Dealers.
Army Revolver, 44.l0o IN. CaHbre,
Navy Revolver, s6-lo0 IN. calibro,
Belt Revolver, lse4f coekiuF.l Navy oalihrc,
Belt Revolver, Navy size caiibrG
Police Revolver. Navy fife calihre,
New Pocket Revolver, with leading lcver,)
Pocket Revolver, tself cockiug.A
Repeating Pistol, frliat ptl No 80 cartridge
Repeating Pistol, lhlliot pt No z2 cartridge
Vest Pocket Pistol, Nc. p. so 81 oartridr,
Gun Cane, using No. 80 cartridge,
Single Barrel Shot Gun.
Revolving Riao. S6-loot Ia. oaifbre,
hrecch Loading Rihs, No. 20 cartridge.
hreeeh Loading Carbinc No. i6 cartridrt,
U. s. Riae fsteel barrel with ssbrc hayonst
U. s. Riaed Musksi, Springfield pattern
Upwards Of 2oQ,uo0 furnished the [. S. Gov.
eminent
Oar new Breech Losdinr Arms have just been
approved and adopted fof military service IN
Europe. L. BENNINGTON A Suns.
Illion. New Nork
AeESrs- Moore Nichols. New York Wn.
Reed Son, Boston jos C. Gruhb a Co. Phil.
adeiphia Poulton a Trimble. Baliimore; Henry
Folsom A Co, New Orleans and Msmphis
johnson, Spencer A Co., Chicarn. l. N. Rum.
ssy Co, ST. Louis Albert T. Crane. san
francisco. iv4-lv
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Clearfeld Nursery,

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
INHk undsrfirued, having established Nur-
II tery On ihe Pike. ahuui half way between
Clesr6eid and Cnrwensvlns. is rrrnared a. frr
nish an kinds Of RRurT TREEs. fstauaard and
dHari,) hvorrrecns, Shruhbery. Grape Wines.
1ooseberries LaWton blackberry. strawhrrrv.
and Rasberry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees
Qnince, and early soqrlei Rhuharb. Ac. Order,
promptly attended 70. Address.
j. D. WRIGHT.
fepip-es-y Curwtnsriln Pa.
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Al the store Of RICHARD MDsSCH.
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand q iull
assortment Of all kinds OF goods required
Tor the accommodation ui the uuhlIc.
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NAuTiON.--All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or In any way mcddlinr
with the following property now iu possession Of
\. L. korb, Of Brady township, riIi One hay
Horse, one gray Horse. one two-horsc WAGON. one
set Buggy Harness, one pair Bah siuds. one
buggy, one Sleigh one rlow, one Harrow one
one-yoar-old sorr,l Colt, one Riding Bride three
Hogs, two head Of Young Cattle, lono steer and
ono hoifcr.) 1000 feet Of white pine Lumber. four
acres OF Rye In the ground seven acres Of Oats IN
the ground, as the same belong ~ me- and are left
with him subject 20 my order
HENRY W. KORD.
Brady township, May 25, 1867. lmyso-st:pd