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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITuTI0N.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, W. r. Quarles,
VIM. Il. Lyons, Jr., Il. &. Bianken-
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. Spot, Moses Ellyson, j. b. winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchih-
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w. z. Binford, ]. w. Hall, T. W. boswell,
J. A. Belvin, w. F. Gray, w. b. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, JIM. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
to this insti(oDDbn Here they will find security.
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited and six per cent. interest
received on same.
Office hours from 0 4. NJ. to 3 p. NJ. ; on Saturday
from A. NJ. to +. NJ, and from to 8 +. NJ
je l3-d&swts
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BY Harrison, Goddin hpperson, huctioneeE',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
RESIDENCE FOR

TXCELLENT RESIDENCE FOR 4
IL MODERBTE-sIZEn FAMILY, ON TIE EAST
LINE OF SECOND BETWEEN MARsHALL AND
CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Ni II
be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
NEXT the 7th of June. 1907, at o'clock Z ",
the very neat and comfortable FR NED TBSE.
MENT, with brick basemeGt, locstei ~ owe,
nov occupied bv Mr. RowIes az the rate ~ $50
psr annum II Is nearly new, has seven rooms
besides kitchen and Is very conveniently aTr4us ed
for a moderate. sized family.
TgRNs: One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable" notes, iUtCrss' aided,
secured by n tru-t deed. The tnXe. and insurance
for 1867 To- be paid by the purchaser.
HAEaIsUS, GODDIS 4 APPEgSOS,
iaI .ucti0Hesrs.
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Lost. iStr0yed. O1,d Found,

S.1O DOLLARS REWARD na
.SlD Stolen from the city stable, at pfssSA
Clarke's spring. on the night OF the lst wv
instant, a BAY HORSE MULE, about NJ essaAiI<S
teen wears old bird in one eye; some white
spots on the back, caused by the rubbing Of the
saddle and a white SPOT on the rump. Areward
OF ten dollars will be paid for the delivery OF salt
mule at the stable at Clarkes spring. or for such
information as will lead To the detection OF the
thief and the recovery Of the mule.
X. n. HIGGINS,
lie 3-lw Overseer of city hands and carts.
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BY B..Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth

FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS,
II HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, CROCKERY, &c.
ALSO, DRY GOODS, CLOTHISG, BOOTS, SHOES,
SO AT AUCTION.-I will sell at nv store THIS
Thursday MORNING, commencing at 10 o,clock,
an assortinen Mt Of household and kitchen fURNl-
TUBE belonging to parties leaving the city. The
lot comprises soma very fine articles. Parties in
need should attend the 'ale.
Also, fine lot Of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS. SHOES FANCY GOODS, &c.
ia 8-it +. GATHRIGHT, Auctoneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMITS IONERS SALE OF A
" DWELLING AT THE CORNER OF LEIGH
kND THIRrIgTH STRSETS, UNION HILL.-In
execution of decrae OF the Circuit Count Of the
county OF Henrico entered on the 9TH day Of Nav
1867 In the case Of Parrish, &c, against Weed
sc will sell 1T auction, upon tho premises on
TUESDAY the 18th OF June, at O'Clock II, u
fair IL not then on the next fair day thereafter
az the same hour, the REAL ESTATE referred .
in the bills AID proceedings IN said cause. being
the BRICK DWELLING and PREMISE" situated
at the corner of Leigh and Thirtieth streets, and
occupied by SIR. George A. Weed
Terms: 0ne-th RI cash balance at three, Jiy
and nj 20 months for negotiable Eotes with int.
rest added, and securel by a deed OF trust upon
the property, with the privilege TO the pnrcha.e'
Of having the whole amount in cash should hs
prefer 10 do so CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner
6RrBBs Il wILLrAas Auc'ionesrs.. M %
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BY Piik!nton, Pulliam 4 Co,
auctionAers, Commission Merchants, and Re
Estate Agents, No Is west Pearl street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
Il VALUABLE slXrY-HOkSE pOWER m
CINE, &C.-In pnr-uance OF an order Issued by 5.
K Chambers Judge OF the Circuit CouIt VI the
county Ok Chest-rheld ON the nth day Of April,
1867 in suit pending on the chaucery side oi said
court. wherein Mary Clopton. admir- lstTa'riX,
and Charles ". Wallace are plaintiffs. and John +.
Nystrom. Surviving trtner Of Hystrom Clop'on.
Is defs ndsn, by which was appointed receiver Of
the property Of said co-partnership, with powers
to sell the zane, shall proceed 70 sell At public
auction. at l2 O'Clock on TUE-DAf tue I'm
day Of June, 1857, at the Cunlits Coal Mines, II
fair II not the next fair day thereafter, one very
valuable sixty HORSE POWER STEAM b.
CINE, with three BOILERS and two PLUSGlAG
PUMP. all I'm complete order, which Il now IN
posse ss.on Of Hampshire, Whttshouse Co by
rental, and being daily used by hem for the pur:
pose OF pumping the water from the Cunlihs Coal
Mines and, also, the sHkDS and BRICK WORK
about the engine one TURNING LATHE. ons
HYDRAULIC Ram a large amount OF K o n
PIPE, OLD IRON, and other articles. Possession
will be given immedi ately.
Terms: One fourth cash balance approved
negotiable notes, with nterest at o. u, 49, and 2!
months for all sums over 200. Terms for smaller
sums made known at sale.
THOMAS @. JACKSON, Receiver.
Sale conducted by PuKISTos, PULLIAN 4 Co.
my 30--dSwtds
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
LOF LOTS. IN HARYIE'S PLAN, SIDNEY,
BETWEEN DOVER SPRING, BELVlDERE, AND
CHERRY STREETs-Ws will sell at auction,
upon the premises on THUEsPAY the tn day Of
June, commencing at O'CLOCK r NJ, about twenty
above named. -.
ramaininR unsold on the original plan as the
bidders present may prefer, and thus to AFFORD
them the privilege of making their selections
from about seventy of the best lots in the plan,
fronting on Belviders, Pine, Laurel, and Cherry
streets. -, -,
Being largely interested in property in that VI
cinity, the owner authorizes us to offer to bia-
ders the privilege of selecting their lots, ana 10
allow tn an easy terms OF payment, with the view
of securing class Of purchaser who Will 9niid'
a nd TINS benefit the remainder OF his property
Terms: One fourth cash balance At four, eight,
and twelve months with interest, and secured by
trust deeds. =, - ,
The company will assemble at the corner OF
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
tel Aucioneers.
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AnlltSe11le11tS.

TEAST AND FAIR AT CLAY
STREET METHODIST CHURCH.-The ladies'
connected with this church, returning thanks for
the liberal encouragement they have already re- re-,
ceived have determined to continue their FEAST
and FAIR during the present week and would be
pleased to see their friends and the public gene
Tsiiv In addition TO tn attra IONS they nightly
present in the way OF fancy and useful articles,
ice Cream Confeciionsr ies, &c there will be No-
cal and Instrumental Music on each evening by
amateurs, who have kindly rendered their services:
AS the proceeds OF the fair to be appropriated
to the payment OF the church debt, they hope their
efforts will meet with generous support.
s3-6t
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO
= SMALL TENEMENTs AT THE NORTH;
EAST CORNER OF CANAL AND FOusHEs
STREETS, AND VACANT Lot ADJOINING,
WITH VALUABLE SPRING THEREON;.Will
be sold at auction on the premises: on SaTuRD4f
AFTERNOON the sth Of June, 1857, at O'Clock,
containing three rooms, and well located for small
families: also the VACANT LOT adjoining,
having n front Of about so feet and . depth Of 10
feet to an alley. with a valuable spring OF pure
water.
TERMS: One third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trus, deed. The taxes and insurance
for 1887 to be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GoDDlN Il APPERsON,
TIA Auctioneers,
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Clothing.

GUNNER UNDER SHIRTS AND
- AwERS-We have in store our usual sup
ply Of SUMNER UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
consisting of silk, Gauze Merino, Cotton Lisle
I h cad, and Cambria Undershirts. also, Silk,
GauZe Merino, Bleach-d Drill, and Linen Drawers
for mems wear. "auze Merino Undershirts for
boys from twelve to eigb teen years OF age. Alto
gaiher comprising Que or the best sentiments to
be found In the city, az the Oldest established
house Of The kid in the state
WIN. IRA SMITH CO.
les New No., 1903 Main street.
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JnsEPH II. wORsHAM, Sheriff.
ia 6-ThSTuThaF per J. b Walden, Deputy.
SALE OF STOCK,
l p,pM e., IN NEW KENT BY virtue oi

TRUSTEE' SALE OF STOCK,
! FARM, SC, IN NEW KENT:-By virtue OF
two deeds of trust-one from William n Gregory
and wife. aud Joseph g Haley, trustee Tor susan
A. Gregory, dated November ], 1895 and the other
from William Ii. Gregory, dated February IL, 1857
both recorded in the clerks office OF New Kent
county-tte undersigned, as trustee named
thereto will proceed TO sell at public auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, June IL. 1897, az IL
o'clock A M. IL fair, if net, then the next fair
day thereafter, the following property, real and
arcs with the provisions thsreof-viz:
All that FARM or TRACT OF LAND situated
near the Forge" in New Kent county. on which
the said Gregory now resides adjoining the lands
Of William Bond, Hartman Chandler, and others,
and containing about $50 acres. with comfortable
dwelling and all necessary buildings upon it,
and the following personal property
Brown MULES,
2 Sorr-l HORSES,
2C)WS,
2WAGjNS,
lSmslI SPRING WAGON,
All The FARMING IMPLEMENTS and
UTENSILS,
CROPS, and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE
upon the said farm.
rtKa-: a-h for the personal property; and for
he farm 80 much IN cash a. " ii suthcs WIZ the
procss ds Of the personal prop rty to pay on the
EXPENSES Of sale. &C. to about $500. and a. To the
residue, upon suCh terms as shall be agreed on by
the said grantors which wi be- made known at
the sale. A. Il. COUhiNEi trustee.
Sale conducted by LITTLsToS koYsrER, Deputy
Sheriff. New Kent Je dds
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionesrs,
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

DRICK HOUSE, ON SOUTH SIDEOF
DJACRsCN STgEET, NEAR ADAMS STREE
FuRSALE At AUCTlCN .-on FRIDAY ih4 : b
jane al o'clock 4. ", we will sell upon f"
IrpmissS the property above ratsrrei Ia, II being
the second truem-ut east Of dam. street u E't
four rooms and II arranged for ~ re below witt
dwelling above. The lot : 20 by l55 feet 90 80
alley. GRUBBS WI /. Ans,
ieI sucilnnsrr~.
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Ey Gsorge V. Case, Auelloneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE UNfMPROVSD II will sell on the pre-
misses on FRI DAY. June eth, 1887, at o'clock Z.
81 UN8 LOT, situated on Chari'y street near the
Male orphan Asy luIn, on the corner OF Baker and
h.r.ty streets.
TgEMs Made known on day of sale.
10 GEORGE CASE, Auctioneer,
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Shipping.

dor BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND BoSTON.-sEMI WEEKLYsrT. -
LINE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT l-aA-
COMPAN Y Leaves Richmond sESIEzRzkzxR
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves BAL
timore every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT
TRAvHRs will leave here 1t 6 A. ". WEDN ES-
DAY. Freight received up TO p. VI. TUES
DAY. THIS steamer has splendid saloons. state
rooms and passenger accommodations. Passage
meals included), 50. State room, 81. For freight
or passage, apply to
Office at Charles T. Workman Il Co.'s, Fifteenth
street js At
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DIED,
OBITUARY..

In Washington, on Monday last, CLINTON NJ.
SEARS, aged twenty seven years.
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ITCH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
III be cold on FRIDAY, june 7Ih, 1867, at 10
o'clock.A. M. at the brickTard on Main street be
formerly occupied by Hayes, Stanton & Co., the
following property, towit
IS 900 or 10, 600 BRICKS,
20 satisfv distress warrant In my hands In favor Of
Trueman A. Parker as. Hayes Dainty.
"a Ids A. X. CRUMP, II. G.. G.. r.
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EOR BREMEN. -The A No. | ship
Il EUROPA is now at City Point, Esady to t If
receive her cargo, ana will have fair dis ivy
patch For balance OF freight passsgs ,SAA-rrL
applyto lie 3-1wI NOTING KoHLnn.
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VTUlltS.

WANTED, a good WHITE COOK,
w WASHER, and IRONER. Apply TO-
IA A. i.
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A,sctOa, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Harrison. Goddin b Apperon, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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cHERIFF'S SALE OF PROPERTY
SLEVIED ON TO SATISFY EXECUTIONS AND
plSTRRSs.-By virtue Of levy made by me 4.
for rent, and an execution OF #. yd:, shall sell
on the 18th day of June, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A.
~ tba Cunlifs Pits, near the Danviils railroad,
in Chesterfield county, the following property
viz, one STEAM ENG NE, sixty ;horse payer,
with three BOILERS, two PLUNGlNa PUMPS,
CINE one TURNING LATHE and HY DRAULlC
Ram, and a large lot OF IRON PIPE; and shall
on SECOND MONDAY in July, 1887. to satisfy GER
tain executions and distress put In my hams In
favor OF CunIife and others ana the hichmondisnd
Danvills Railroad Company against NystTom &
Ciorton, and John Nystrom surviving partner.
TERMS: Ca.h. - 90
1 II Walden. Deputy,
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UIILLIAM HAWN. NOTARY PUB
w Tic, (ofhcs: Powhstan Hotel; Room no. esl'
will attend to ali business appertaining 20 ms ore
others In any Of the onices IN Washington, D; O.,
or elsewhere; viii write conysyan.es, Diils OF
;ss,'. deeds Of trust s0a'1ss'' Pn''" ''a: 80
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READERS.
Buffers Goodrich First Reader,
Buffers Goodrich Second reader,
Butler's Goodrich Third Reader,
Buffers Goodrich Fourth Reader,
Buffers Goodrich Fifth Reader,
Buffers Goodrich Sixth Reader
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VOLUME SIXTEEN GRATTAN'S
REPORTS inst published and for sale by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. Grattan's Reports,
volume Is, s. Leigh's Reports, volume G. IS by
mail, 50 cents more. Acts of Assembly 1895 81
will be ready in ten days. All the Reports pub
shed by the State are fer ga lie at the State price.
81
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DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES
- FOR SALE We are anthori5sd TO sell pTl-
estsbIished DRUG Sr0Sg, centrally located,
which 10 now doing very good business. Terms
apply TO LYME ~
ias Q, c.rpsr Vifteeu, n and Frank n streets.
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Sherinr's Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Lepari Faoias, is.
I'D sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Clearfeld county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
in the borough Of Clearfed, on Nor day, the
23d day Of September, 1867 at l O'Clock, D. m 4.
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 curtiage an
appurtenances to said building. Seized, taken
In execution, and to be sold as the property Of
Edward McGarvey.
Also-All that story Saw Mill, or building
in karthaus township. Cearfeld county, Pa,
on the Three Runs, containing in front thirty
feet, and in depth fifty feet kn1 the lot or piece
Of ground and eurtilage appurtenant Seized.
taken In execution, and 10 be sold as the urop.
erty Of Edward McGarvoy.
Also-An that certain piece Of land situate in
Penn township. CleArfeld county, Pa, bound cd
as follows Beginning at a sugar tree, corner Of
this and Jonathan Walln's land, and extending
by the same east one hundred and fourteen and
en.tenths perches to black oak thence BY
same lands, south sixty-hve degrees east sixty
i've perches, 10 pest thence north one hundred
and twenty and five -tenths perehes. to post
thence south ninety-tLree perches, 70 place Of
beginning containing one hundred acres and
allowance. Seized taken In execution, and to
be sold as the property Of John W. Rafferty,.
Eo- Bidders will take notice that i5 per cent.
OF the purchase money must be paid when the
property Is knocked down. OF IL will be put up
again for sale. JACOB A. FAUST,
sHERirrs OFFICE, Sheriff.
Clearfcld, Pa, Aug. 2g, 1867
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Tne Preside,,i ana iAe Demoerafs,

The New York Times, which, since
the removal of Mr.. Stanton, has been
very anti-J Johnsonian, and which is
likely TO be more SO, If, as reported,
Seward goes, says;
"Tho President Is now in the hands Of Demo
crats, Of whom Ex-Attorney General Black is a
fitting example. lie Is playing their game. lie
i doing their work. In compliance with their re-
quiremonts he has suspended Mr.. Stanton and
removed General Sheridan, and he stands read, to
do whatever may be demanded Of him in the fur
theranee Of the same end"
This is all new to the Democracy,
and they have not only no proof of it,
but they have not heard of it before.
The offices are all filled with Republi-
cans, most of them of the extreme
radical school. Every Democrat is
proseribed-even those who held office
under Lincoln.
If Mr.. Black has the confidence of
the President, he is the only Demo
o-ot in tue United gtatss that has.
The Democracy had as lief have Sher-
idan in New Orleans as Thomas. The
Monarch there is the curse of Free
Government not the man,
The fact is--and is better known to
the Times than TO us-Mr. Seward has
run the Presidency, now, since March,
1861, and he has been real, practical
President, alike under Lincoln and
under Johnson. The Democrats have
had no more influence than the Radi-
calls That Government has been an
individuality, never consultation,
not co-partnership even of mutual
interests; and hence, while the Pres.
ident has friends, he has no party nor
partisans. The error in Washington
has been in supposing that a Govern
ment could be administered without
consultations, co-partnerships, or con-
fidences-or, in other words, that it
belonged to man, OF men, not TO q
principle and a country.-Erpress
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-08-29

Gen. Rousseau was dispatched to
New Orleans on official business a
short time ago, by the President, and
while in tho city failed to call on
King Sheridan At this apparent
oversight his Kingship took offence,
and set down and wrote long baby
letter to Gen Grant, complaining that
he (Rousseau) had failed to call upon
him while in New Orleans. The
Washington correspondent of the
Tribune, rehashed the baby complaint
in that journal, which brought things
TO the notice of Gen Rousseau, who
thereupon addressed the following
note to the editor:
SIN. Your special Washington correspondent Of
yesterday telegraphs:
at is said on good authority, that Sheridan
had made out order for the arrest and trial be-
fore military commission Of Gems Steedman and
Rousseau, for impeding reconstruction. The law
gives him that power Rousseau and Steedman
suddenly left New Orleans, and the arrest was
thus prevented"
That Gen. Sheridan made out an order for the
arrest Of Gen. steedman and myself may be true
but | neither know nor do believe II 10 be true
The insinuation in the above paragraph that
Gems steedman and Rousseau suddenly left New
Orleans to avoid arrest" is simply a malicious, II
not malignant, invention, and its a.thor is
either very credulous and simple, or else n very
artfu or reckless fabricat0r As your correspond
ent shields himself behind the words at is said
on good authority" he il supposed 10 be no fur
ther responsible in the premises than any other
Journalist in his particular department But as
perhaps Il will not do to let the statement 20 un-
soni-@.ii-.--i ! une dinoy
anee Of this reply.
Let me tell you, Mr.. Editor that Gen. Sheridan
knew perfectly well, and from my own lips, the
day and the hour Of the day Of my departure from
New Orleans, and so had full opportunity TO en-
force an arrest, il, indeed, he designed one.
Perhaps II is well enough to add, as fact
within my knowledge, that Gen. Steedman who
was to have left New Orleans with me, was detain-
ed in that city for several days after my departure
by the serious illness Of nephew. l have not
heard that any effort was made to arrest him.
II is not the habit Of either General SteedInan
or myself TO depart suddenly"
Yours, very respectfully,
LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU.
sr. JAMES HorEL, N. Y, Aug. 20, 1867.
We suppose that this card will
compel Lord Sheridan to address
another letter to Gen. Grant. Sheri-
dan, we presume, will pocket this
card as meekly as he did Gov. Wells,
in which he was denounced as a eliar,
coward and poltroon."
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Tho Legislature Of lsi7, under the
administration Of Gov. Skunk, Demo.
crat, cost only s57 ,sl0l0.
The Legislature of 1867, under the
administration of Gov. Geary, Radical
cost S265,00l.l6.
From these figures IL will be seen
that the Radical Legislature under q
Radical Governor has cost MORE THAN
-FOUR AND ONE HALF times a greater
sum than a Democratic Legislature
under Democratic Governor.
Is it possible that the people OF
Pennsylvania will longer tolerate such
bareiacod robbery of the Treasury
If the so-called Union League were
avowodly band of thieves and the
Radical party composed of robbers, a
worse state Of affairs could not be ex-
pected.
Besides this the Radical Legislature
of 1867 passed an appropriation bill
amounting to the enormous sum OF
over three million dollars, hundreds OF
thousands of which should have re-
mained in the Treasury to pay off the
State debt and to relieve the people
of future taxation. After thus de-
pleting the State Treasury of every
available cent, this same Radical ad-
ministration has now gone back to
lo66-ono year after making the tri-
ennial assessment, and after the regular
assessment of State tax for 1866 had
been paid up-and demanded from
each county an additional amount Of
tax. in many Instances equal TO and in
seine greater than the original tax
assessment The same demand has
also been made for 1867, and thus not
less than sic hundred thousand dollars
additional State tar wiH hare 10 be paid
this year by the people in order to meet
the reckless extravaganza and rascali-
ty of Radical politicians. How do the
Taxpayers like this prospectY
Reports from six counties in regard
TO this matter form the following
startling exhibit:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-08-29

A NEW BUsINEss.-Rev. II. S. Platt
the agent of the Connecticut Grand
Lodge of Good Templars, employs a
number of men % as detectives, mem.
bers of the order, at So a day, to 60
round and drink with and make infor.
nation against liquor sellers. In a
recent liquor trial, one of these in
formers was pumped" of the fact
that he drinks from three to twelve
times a day, and that he has frequent
ly TO lay by and recruit after his ar
duous labors. We should think so.
He ought to lay by for a considerable
time after job of that kind, and his
Reverend employer ought to lie
with him.