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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
Krtbe aebeiIt.

Gin alter Nann bon 80 Sabren gibt baS fol-.
s,nbs tleine Wittel aS Sur fir obsngenannte
ldredIi6e &rantbeit an Serelbe tpar nGmlid,
nit einem bdSarti9cn 8rcbIc i'm @eldte bebaf>
tetpel6er ben Nnitrsn9urgen Der beiten Slerjte
SrcB bot Ssrlelbe nabm rptben &lse, fo6te
otnielbsn frat ans, nabm ben 70 seiponnenen
Saft nnb ipuib bic an9e9riffene SteQe bamit
Yerlcnen, bic nit obger &rantbeit bebaftet iinb
trnncn bisS aRittcI lin 10 ebcr elmer 4robe ntsr-
nerfen, IA eS einfa6 unb icbr lei6t ber5uiteaen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

19-S egas III 210 mai 70 groB tps 8bobs.
SSIanb, 130 NAL 10 9rcB ipie Oelaiuare, 25 NAL
10 9roB pic glarblanb unb 6 NAL 10 9rpB ipie
Der Empire. Staat" Die Scetiiite bon Seras
IT faif 10 lang tpis bic bon gan, stcli.GnsIanb-
S6cn bic matcrislsu SntereiIen aebieten cine
3ertbeilnn9 ots Stdates Die 2eute, tpeI6e
ldn9s Der Seethite ipcbnen unb ben Nnbau
bon 3uderrcbr unb Saummcle betrieben,
Nnb nitt ourh gemsniame matereae SnteeiIen
all bic Oeutiden unb Norbldnrcr sctsttst, be in
Der Wtitte unb i'm Sicrben bes StaatsS Iebtn, unb
oieie ipieber nibt an bic giebhdtcr, pslds ,u-
meiit bic 9ebOltcruns bes ipeifidsn uno iiib.
ipeitIi6cn Sbsiles DeS StaateS bilbsn, nod bic
pcniser all has cntIang bem &io Sranbe Icbenpt
mc5itanilde 9lcment ftH m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
DER s,1iGouri in oen styr psrwaneelt.

u Ct gouiS, Wto, 19. Npril Den bieN9en
ginipobnsrn bot fid) seifern Gin pbantaitiider
Nnblid bar. Wdbreno Der Gbolera, bic bier Inn
brgangsnen CONNER 9raliirte, ipar ndmIid aui
Der arienal Snfel, etpas unterbab Der Stabt
sclegen, Elm Gbclcratrdbof ansslest tpcrben Der
Strom, Der INNER mebr bon Der SnIel fortipllte
bate seitern einen SbsiI beS SesrdbniBsrunbes
aufgeriifen nnb etpa 60 Sdrse nit ibrsn 2si6sn
fab man Iansiam auf ,itD9lder Belle" bin,isben.
gsan ipiro Gorge trassn caB bic 5octen ibre
@ube In Der @roe bcbaIten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
u er b e irat b G {.
(Gin9elanbt bur6 Yaitor @atb.)

Vim 26itsn NtdrS. or Sobn Stdbr, nit @iB
Sarab Afcr, bcioe bon Risper- Raeungic.
Vim H. Npril, Sor. g8iIion Smitb, bon Sal,.
burg, nit atiB Glen SaBin9er, bon Sancber.
Vim 20 Npril, bur6 Yaitcr e. 6. gtroblt,
Sr Benjamin &nappcnbcreer, bon 0icpcrma,
eunss, nit aRib NINA gluria 6uB bon Obcr,
miIfcrb
Yin eemeIben Sag, bur6 0enlclben, tor. Omen
Saaf nit @iib @tcIinoa pcilrnann, beibe bon
Sbrrmacin9is
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

e s~0 el6ente-Serr Yster 9. SpcDtr,
Der 2ebrer bei Der 9edasr &ir6e, in slisber-
Wtaeunsie aaunidip, in oieiem Gauntb, bat neu-
lid 3tpei ieiner. Sdhler gan, tpertbbolle flbsrns
Wfebailen, als berbienfbcae Stubirenbe ber-
fdentt Rdmd an Sobn 8omis, Sobn
bon Econ Romis, unb Gmma 8utb, So6-
ter bon SenrD 8utb. 80 ipar bies elm lobens-
ipertber S6ritt unb fpdre bie8 Elm alsemeinsr
0ebraud. 70 pirbe berielbe In Der Sbat bisI,
lebr biel @ute5, be3ipedcn. l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

Sn Seu 9crt itarb furbd Gin Se,balS, Ra-
mems Senbrifion. Seri,lbe bate iid Dor Sab.
rem bon Iciner 6rru setrennt, pei ibm gu pcl
Sbse trant unb lcit bon Srco uuo g8ailer se-
Icbt ipob,i or alS SrpDlcr Gin groBe5 @crmDgen
juldmmenl6arrte Sein 3immcr bot ben arm>
le9itan MntIit bar in ieinen Sol6en aber fano
mann $4,000 baar; anBercem binterldBt tr ben
lddenben Grben $25, 900 in @runoe9entbum.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

s6 8srbsn unlere gireIeritter @ssnr ibren
8reunbsn In ibren 3eitun9en tpdbrenb bem iebi-
gen 8abltampfe audi ettpaS er,dben, bon ibren
i6dnbIiben sSabl- getrhsereien bel Der Iebter
sSabL In Gentre 9auntD, poburd iie SbarS>
ipcoo erpdblt baben, unb bon ibrer Gr>
morbun9 eineS 3eugen, Der bic Sa6e 3ll
Sarrisburg unter Glib beSsu9te sSouen bod,
gerne lcben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
Tra0esNdfen

Sra9en iber bic Sonntagsi6ulsS Sa6e (enslild
obsr beuti6 geidrieben) einlegen fam, bic oann
berdusgenommen linb bon eompetenteu Perioner
bedntiportet fperben Ioaen. slle5 Sidbcre in 9e.
jus auf bic Sibungen Der Gonbention tpirb baa
bolitdnbige Progrdmm, tpel6es unter ale Nn-
ipeienesn bertbeilt werbsn ica, bciagsn.
Daber fommt uno nebmet Intbeil,
Sbr 2ebrer nnb Sreilnbe bon SonntagsIduen,
unb laBt nidt gcIagt psrben, baB 9e6a Gaunty
in bieier eblen Sdbe binter anbcrn Sbeilen uns
ieres QanbeS 5uriifaebe Der ScnntasSidult
LIT unter ben bcitcbenben @erbdtniGen Gin GROCER
unD ipi6tiger She'll In Der morallben unb Drift
!iden @r5iebung Der Su9enb 3u9eipicIcn, unr
cine SonntagSi6ul Contention bat baber clint
Nufgabe, ipeId)e bon feinsr anbern gebDrig gelSil
iperbsn fann.
Gine erobe ScnntaesibulsS Serianlmlune
Ioa am Spnnerlfas sta6mittas um 1lbr all
einem l6bnen S6atttncrt ifattfnben, ipo,u allt
Sonnta96l6ulen bon Nllentaun, Gatalauqua unt
iebsn anberm Srte I'm GauntD, bon mo iie Der.
bei5iiclnmen berlnD9en einseIaben Gnb. SO muf
eincn ersrefenben Nnblif seipdbren einge San.
ienb Sonnta9s> >S6iler in Rrojeiiion jl Ieben
unb bic 9itber inb ,Rcben iperben einen ie9ens.
rei6en GiufnB an ole slnipeienpen auBiben.
gSeitere WaBnabmsn iperben bon 3eit ju Bell
In ben Sldttern bsr0Tentlibt iperben Super.
ntenbenten, 9eamten unb 2ebrer iberbaupt
Ie9et teBt Sanb ans 8erf, laBt bon @u6 bDren
unb bcIft bas 8ute frrbern.
RnSlifd.g .gutberitb.
Z. s.. Moper, SenrD 8einsbeimsr, Nlfreb 6
Preb, Gam. y. sneipalt, Or $. 3. Grin.
Deutfb.9utberifb.
y. 5. sregIer, Sobn Samman, @artin "
Seipel, Sobr 6. @ueiuaIt, @enben S6eirer.
,sss Deutfd,,Refermirt.
gBm. o. 9aipfer, Daniel Srcr,a, sBm. s.
9Inmsr, Soiepb 9oung, 0eorse sS 0drbea,
Gpbraim &nauB.
a'a RnSlifb.Esfermirt.
ESP. Seder, Seorss Sascnbu6 Geo. Subj
grant Sicsfrsb, 8m. S. Seibler.
prssbytsriansr.
g8m. 9. 0cuns, Sam. H. Sribaes, gSm. Z
&cmi9 @barlss @dert, General NtcNaIter.
Dereiniste SrIesr.
8 silsbman S6mcDcr, Sobn 9. greinia, 3
8. @auBler, Seniamn " Stetter, ebares
Sberibaii. sksia. s#a..
Deutfb- -Rpan9slifb.
NOlss Sdabt, SenrD Qeb, @errD Banns.
NADER, Sranfin Smitb, GmoS @utb
Hfssl Saptif
Bm. 3. ocgipOrtb, a. g8. Gee, Suitus Gbans
$. @. s8iaenbidtr, s8. 6. 8,eie
Episcopal.
g $. GroB, a @o1sr, aR. 6. @artin, sS
o. $. &eeber, q. sS. sSiIion, a. " Slumsr
r1etbeoif.RpiseepaI.
3. y. &bbsr, 3 9. 9ierD, : :. 9urbse
:. 8. Groub, Q. B,aber
Deutfb. gutberifb pom waro.
GarI 8. Sitter, RObert Sirit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

sS9ic bemotratide @ciessebuns bon Stem
SerlcD bat has g8abIregiltrir- @eleb piperrufcn,
oamit tcrtan oemotratiiben Bablgauntreicn unp
eolonilationsn Der au5ipiIrhin9e bon steip gcrt
tein 0inocrniB mcbr i'm Dc9c ifebe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
6eIbGmoro.

YIN Iebten Sonntaa, fir5t, ii6 !or. SoIepb
@ @infer, ipobnbaft. In Sanober Saunidp bic
fem GauntD, In ben 2eda ganaI unb ertrdntte
iid.-Gr mar etpa 62 Sabren aIt-@as bic
uriade bieier sbat tpar, baben mir ni6t per-
neinuen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

J @2obenSDertb. Gin ippbItbdtiger
@irger bieir GitD bat in Der bOrleBten Do6e
100 2aib 9robs an bic Nrmen bertbeilen IaBen.
Ut tpia ieinen Ramen nidt senannt baben-trpb
BEN baB Der @infalI unb bic Gusfibruns in Der
2bat lebr lcbcnSnertb tpar
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
Ubaef,rod,eu.

sSdbrtnb BEN bobsn Binb am Icbten Oien>
flag, brad Der 6Iaggeifab anf !SccpenS &ca>
miibls, in Rorristcipn, unb traf i'm 6aIen eirsu
iun9en Ntann, Ndmtns Soiepb NoDer, ipoburb
ibm isin arm an Sipsi Ydben unb baS S6ul-
tcrbein gtbrc6sn tpurbs .E
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

~Sie @clammt5abl allcr Srcimaurcr in
ldmmtliden 8eIttbciIen ipirb auf /, ,22O 900 ge>
lddst, bon bcnsn 300, 900 auf bic 8er. Staafcn
tpmmcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

s~tlniere Gitb- -Gitnbabn nabet Td ibrer
Scaenpuns init idnelIcn Sbritten. gBir iinb
bod In Der Sbat Gin i6nea poranl6reitsnbss
golf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

" eip Ycrf, 20. slpril Gen Grant ipar al
Samlta9 i'm NitprbauS auf Der Sur6rsiic nae
BEN @eIten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

o6r SoDn Seplin ipcl6er fiir,li6 ipeaer
ySbistD getrilscrcicn auf2 Sabren in paS NIbdnt
3udtbanS pcrurtbciIt ipurbe, beIibt, pie Go bciRf
Gin ScrmD9en bon 5000, 900
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
Gtne 6unbin perlDren.

Dem llnttr5cidnstsn. ipObnbaft un.
ptit Sdserspiae, 2tda GauntD, 49,
am 20. Npril aus bem @aifbcf 5i ben ,,6rcni-
l6liiBsl," in alItntaun, cine Sunbin abbdnocn
srfommen Sielsbe ilf ettpa 10 Nonaten all,
cttpa 6uB bod, uno III bon ssbcr Sarbe-
sSer ibm &a6ri6t babpn sibt. 70 oaB CT iie ipie.
bsr srbalttn Tam, fol- biaig bsIObnt ipsrbsn 81
@otban 6ofTman.
apriI 28. 1868. IIs. uo3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

s@G inem Yfanblcber in 2onoon ipurbe
thr,lid) ein lebenbi9c5 SabD als 9fanb anscbc-
ten une II Sdilling barauf III bprgen aeIld,t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

p@rGuS Der SrOters Sfiee bon Fitzgerald
unb Reaoc in Baltimore, ipuroc an 6ten Nprl
Elm &aien init Sc, 900 in erie 9abn Coupon
gcnbs, 100 SbaIer in @oIb uno einisc @rssn-
bdde gtffcbltn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

%-S IN 9aufc oes @RonatS Rdr3 iinb i'm
step Yortcr 0dfen 426 SdiFc cin9elaufsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

R6y Sn lltab cripartet man in bielcn Sabre
10000 neue Wtormoneu aus europa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
1afruf sur 1bbaltuns elmer
SpnmtaNsftbul. .Gpnbentipm
eDrern ilno 6relIlloen Der Sd1e III
Qeha Gauntn.

eeba Gauntp.
Die unter3eidneten @eprdientdnten BET Der.
ibiebenen SountagSIbuIen in Der Stabt Naen.
taun, erndnnt un gemeinlame yRaBregeln 5i er-
griffin irlb 8orfsbulngen 5u treffen fir bic sb-
batung elmer Gonbenticn ber SonntagSIhulcn
bon 9eda GauntD, MAIDEN biermit befannt, bab
eine iclte anbeaumt purbe auf
Wittmobs unb Oonnerftass (6immel.
fabrtsGa9) ben 20 uno 81. Wai
nddfenS, an5uiangen am erifen Sage um 10
llbr Scrmittdss. inn Gourtbanie Der Stabt
alIentaun. SO lclen SiSungen beS @ormiitagS,
sadmittasS uno gbenbs ltaatfnesn ilnD Srasen
fiber bic S6rbsrung Der SonntasSi6u>S
srbrtert iperoen, unb 5par pcrnebmlid bic fol-
geneen: tE
l. Die Sonntasss sSduIen unb ibr 3pef
2. SSic man bic 8inber am beiten 5uiammen-
brin9t
q s8ie bic sebBsren 8naben unb @db6en
sebalten perben fOnnen.
4. Die Ss5iebunsen Der Stride jur SonntasS.
S6ule
5. Die Bidii9feit bon 2ebrtr- Sriammlun-
gen unb tpie bieelbsn ju fibrsn iinb.
6. s8ic man ain beiten baS Sntsrcile Der 8in-
Der anregt.
Diele Yunfts iolsn pdbrenb Der 3peitdsigen
Sibung auf cine bhnbise unb bsutlids 9Sciis
bon 2ebrern unb erfabrenen Sdumdnnern
(nad Seeben In gnsliId ober Seuti6) be-
iprc6en iperben. sub lol elm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
@rp3ereten unb 9rDptifpnen,

Sin Nc. 1. Wafarel ebr ppblfn.
Das fese SasO ean ooutten ustaub fdr Sitter
auaenommPn.
g uOadnon sOd Hnd anot Ob psrfonen per.
fauen pls Nlbfen it, periuen
uno eebsn uns Die dufs Idb ibn sdnbs beOsn auf
merffamfet 1uen sd9eno.
Denmuee ssfdase anb u Den suns
nit prcmptneb mo Soibit obsuportnSa e
pi0i3 brr STEELE. t
Sa unsre SITTER fir 8areo arnioefen enufen
mb Sdter a r9no Stobrs
os un in ben sno feet nsr oet Manueurn
n III oes 9roB gSortbd fir unfe &unon
winn ernosn laesaunO peebt fly o6 mir oa rt pOblt
aufen f0nnen uno fann fiber Suadt
peabn sans bn fd Snten unfr Sun.
ben tbm Der 8et m6eb f-2Sir ino
Gbrbie9f ,9EHE3t- sEftGfrH
O. s. GfIleimer un0 Goiup
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28

unb psnn seipilnidt aud SpaniI6. Nuf cine
angemeiIene 8ebanblung Der mir anpertrautcn
Sdher ieiten6 Der 2ebrer iciuie aui 0aten ii.
uer seboristn Srbnung bur6 bic S6fler prrbc
ib belonbere Aufmerfiamfcit beriptnben uns
flberbaupt Naes bafhr tbun, baB bic SduIs iD>
ren Stang unter ben bcitcn Snititutcn ibrer art
bebaltsn unb INNER mcbr be9rilnbcn loQ.
S8egen Der ndberen Seonsunsen ipcIs man
ii6 sefdasif ipenoen all
&. u. SaFer. YrinSpaI,
Acabemie- @cbdubc, Ode Der Ad,ten nnb SSal>
nuB StraBe Nacntaun, va.
Npril 21, 1868. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-28
April 2S. 1868.
MQentdun Mcabemte.
Gde Der adten uno Malnub StraBe,
l((lPrtdun. Na.

Sde Der N0tPn un0 NalnuB SfroBe,
IQentaun, ga.
Der llnter3ei6ncte beebrt iid, BEN 9eebrteu
Yublitum bic Nn5cisc 5u MADDEN, baB or bic Nl.
lentaun Aeaoeme am Yontas, ben %. b. NR
nit cincm gang neuen 2ebrer Yerlpnal tpiebsl
erpHnen iuirp. Slcbcn ben 9eipDbnliden gebr.
9c9cnitdnbcH fol- llntsrridt ertbeilt pcrben in
@ulit
Seutlde Spra6e,
9dteinii6,
6ranjriild,
Grehiib,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

HARD ON GRANr.-The Church
Onion, one of the most able Radical
religious newspapers in the country,
comments on "the coming man" in no
very complimentary manner. Read
what it says:
OaUdrd.-A great battle has been
won. Let us not now rest upon our
laurels. Grant has said. "Let us
have peace" This is well. Peace
from war. But let us have no rest
till everything is gained. What have
we won in grant, and who is Grant
Lately pro-slavery Democrat.
He must be watched and urged
onpdrd He has moved somewhat
but who made Grant? Did the prin.
ciples ho held when the war broke
out make him lie has done one
thing wcll-put down the rebellion.
But be had a million of men TO do his
work. is he inspired with tho great
idea of the future, freedom lie is
the same Grant that he was while
ambitious only to become mayor OF
Galena, and build that sidewalk in
Galena, and a voter of the Democratic
ticket He has not the prophetic
sense. A man whose eyes were not
opened until the thunders of Sumpter
aroused him, is not the man to lead
onward. We do not say this in de
traction, nor to cast distruct; but we
say Grant is not the man in these
times to 60 ahead in the darkness and
tell this nation what next TO do.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
Sheri0r's Sale.

DY virtue Of VT Of F3eri Faeiat. 10
I'D sued out Of the Court ~ tou mon Pleas Il
Ceaihed d county, nnd a. me directed. there
will be exposed 10 PUBLIC SALE at the Couit
House 10 the borough ~ Clearhsld on Mon i-y
the In day Of January. 1862 At ! O'Clock. 2.
NJ, the following property 80 wit;
Az that certain piece or parcel OF land, situate
IN Covingion township. C.mdai county. Pa,
beginning at a white pine conner 81 $40 perehcs
east Of a white oak grub the north corner Of war.
rant No. 1890, and being a part OF said warrant
No. 1896 thence east SO perchcs TO white oak
corneri thence south i2i $50 pcrchcs. TO a white
pine oornerl thence east II pcrchos 20 post corner
thence south q $40 prrchcs, 10 a post corner /;
thence west 10 perehes. 10 oak carneri thence
south ~ 5-lO pcrclcs, 20 posi- corncri thence west
5opcrehesto post corner thence north l70 perches
to place Of beginning containing fny-tEo acres
and tWoniy-ipuf nrrles, more or lees. and being
part of warrant SO. -q6, and recorded in Deed
Book r, page %. Seized, taken In execution, and
10 b. sold as tine property Of Jown W. Rider.
fsf- Biidsrs viii take notice that IS per cent.
II The purchase m,usy must be paid when the
property l. knocked down or h viii be put up
again for sale CYRRkIUs HOWE
c,Js,IS. sTf'ils' r.. p,s os'iS'' is ,sss sA'rla-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
.fiicnfion. Patrons.

Those who owe us for three ana
more years, for subscription and job
work, should bear in mind that a
printing machine cannot be run on
promises and iciRd We must pay
cash for paper, type and labor; and
to make us even on the first Of Janu-
airy next, we must have 5000 We
have four times this sum in the hands
of delinquents, and we hope they will
not be backward in handing us over
at least 25 per cent. of what they owe
us. We intend to spend some time
in sending out bills to deiaulters, be-
tween this and New Years, and we
want no renigging on this deal
Friends, preserve your honor, and
secure your salvation by paying the
printer. This is certainly cheap. q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
Valuable Farm al Private Sale.

uNhE undersigned now offers at Private Sale HI.
L farm. situate in Lawrence township. Clearfeld
county, Pa, bounded 90 ihc north hv The philirs.
burg A Eyie Turnpike, and an 'hc west by III,
susquohanna river,
CONTAINING EIGHTY F0rH ACRES.
Between hfiv and sixiy of nhieh u-c cleared and
under cultivation. and having thereon a LOG
HOUSE BANK BARN, aud MI the necessary
ou'huildings, m orchard, and a spring Of good
water at the door.
There are THREE VEINS Of COAL on thi.
farm One two-ioat vein, nov open one forty.
inch vein, of a. good coal a. can be found in the
county also epon, and one hve-fooi vein, unopened
Eu~ For Terms and other particulars, npnlv on
ib, cmises. TO JORDAN RkAb.
Lawrence ir, Dee II, 1895 9u-rd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
Sherin7S Sale.

DN virtue Of a writ or Tea YeHd. Er. issuet
I'D out q the Court Of Common Pleas Of Centr'
county, and to me directed. there will be exposed
10 public sale, at the Court House, in the borough
Of Clearfeld. on Monday, the llth day Of January
1859, court week. At one O'Clock, P. NJ, the fol
lowing property, via;
A certain lot Of land in the village Of Chester
vile, decatur toWnship) Clearield county. Pa.
bounded as follows; frout GO feet on Main street
south by lot Of james Cole, west by lot Of Munsor
Hoops, aud extending back TO an alley abou
200 feet, with small frame house erected thereon
Seized. taken in execution, aud 70 be sold as th'
property Of Joseph White.
70 Bidders will take notice that fifteen pei
cent. Of the purchase money must be paid wher
the property is knocked down, or It will be put ~
again for sala.
CYRENIUs HOWE. sheriff.
Sheriff = Oaice, Clcarheld, Pa. Dec. l6. 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The Rump Congress is again in ses-
sion, aud will, ere it adjourns on the
4th of March next, rob the dear peo-
pie of millions Of their hard earnings.
Beast Butler will evidently boss the
the job. He has taken old Thad :
seat, and will Of course play ring mas
ter, as was the habit of the dead Ste
vens, and lash the ioil animals into the
traces when they begin to kick or hold
back.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

FIRE.-We regret that we are CON-
PEELED to chronicle the destruction, by
fire, Of the dwelling house Of our friend
A. V. Carpenter, Esq, of Decatur
township, on Thursday last. The FIRE
was communicated by q defective fue
between the ceiling of the second sto-
ry and attic floor, and must have been
burning from the time fire was made
in the morning, as no fire was kept
during the night When discovered,
the attic floor was mass of Goals
With the assistance of his teamsters,
Mr.. Carpenter succeeded in removing
a part OF his bedding, some clothing
and a few articles Of furnitur6. All
the clothing Of his children, (except
what was on their backs.l a large
quantity of bedding, blankets and
quilts. Cthe labor Of Mrs Carpenter
for years and all his winter supply
Of provisions, &c, were consumed.
The house was built in 1867. was
large and well finished, and the loss
is estimated at $4,000. No insurance
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

AooUlTTED.-Tho trial of Gen G w.
Cole, charged with the murder OF Mr.
l.. ii Hiscock, was concluded at Al.
bany, New York. last week by the
acquittal Of the prisoner. The motive
to the commission OF the murder was
the alleged seduction of the wife of
Cole by Hscock. Insanity was the
plea offered in defence. The jury sta
ted that they found the prisoner sane
the moment before killing, and the
moment after, but were Ia doubt as TO
his sanity at the instant of the homi-
eide, and the Court instructed them
that they must give the benefit Of the
doubt TO the prisoner-which they
did.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Simon Cameron pledges that neither
bis son nor his son in law shall be as.
pirants for the vacancy in the u. S
Senate. So far as the family is con.
cerned the pledge is important and
necessary, but so far as the public are
concerned, il was entirely unnecessary
Either one Of them stands u better
chance to be struck by lightning than
to be called by the public to fill an
official position. Simon dollars, how
ever, ns Simon know, have a potent
effect on the Radical purty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

I'STRAN.-Came TO tbe premises Of the sub
IL scrihcr, residing n Coyingion iownship. about
the middle Of November, RED BULL. supposed
to be three years old next Spring with white
stripes over the shoulders and white hind feet.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the animal away.
or Il will be dealt with according to law.
deol7-St-pd JOHN J. PICKARD
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

EXTRAORDINARY CoNvERsIoN.-The
Meadville Republican. for long time
one of Mr.. Lowry's most uncomprom
ising enemies, has experienced as sud.
den a conversion as st. Puul's. and in
its issue of last week published an
editorial as ahjectly laudatory of him
as it has hitherto been bitterly de
nounciatory. We will hot undertake
to explain the reason of this extraor
dinary somci sault, but tho reader may
draw his own conclusion. The editor
Of the Republican is candidate for
the Meadvillo Post Office. Senator
Cameron will control the appointment.
and Mr.. Lowry is the laIter's boon
friend, ally and adviserin the Western
part of theStaet "Put this aud that
together" and the inference follows
like the hind wheel of wagon. as
Sam. Slick used to say. The rapidity
with which Lowry is drawing his old
time Republican foes ovur to his sup.
port, and attaining step by step to the
absolute control Of his party in this
section, is no less q proof of his skill
as a politician, than of the weakness
OF poor human nature.-Erie Observer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

David Over, Esq, editor OF The
Blair County Register, enthusiastically
supports the renom nation of Gov.
Gcary. They belonged TO the same
regiment in the Mexican war.-Er-
change.
Yes. and David Over, the aforesaid
editor was the first person to attack
Gen. Geaig', on the return Of the regi.
ment TO Pennsylvania, and denounced
him as coward through the columns
of the Bedford Inquirer, which paper
he then edited. See files Of said paper
Of the winter of Indiana Dcmo.
crdf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The coolest piece Of "cheek" we
have witnessed for long time is the
claim by the Detroit Post that out.
RACES at the South have oensed on ac.
count Of the election Of Grant When
II Is notrious, that previous to the
election, every outrage was manuiac.
lured by the carpet haggers, TO engen-
der hate and fear in the bosoms OF
northern towards and sneaks