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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04


For blneing Clothes. IL put MP and for sale n AL
FRED wiLgBEkGER's Drag efore, No. 93S North
escond Street. Philadelphia. BAhLOw'S INDIGO
BLUE will CO. or murc water than any other Blce In
the market. BAELOW's INDIGO BLUE IL free
from nc 4 and VIII NOT lnfufe the fines, articles
BAR..OW'S INDIGO BLUE Gi solves perfectly clear
and will not eett.e Oh the clothes or make then
streaked
The Label IL copyrighted. and reads: 'sBs,low's
Indigo Blue, prepared and for sale at Alfred Wilt
bcrger'e Daug Store, No sas North Second Street.
fhisdelph a" Bariow's indigo Dlue 10 cold 10 dea.
lers at price that pays them to keepit CONSC-
MERs WILL. FIND 1t, on trial, to he the most eco
nomiesl and tandiert article ever used for Bineng
Clothee. Barlow indigo Blue Il put rp wftber-
nowhere else. BARLOWS INDIGO BLUE 10 made
IN the same way It was fourteen yeara and does
not contsn any scid. ONE FIVk-ckNT BOX OF
BARL0x'S INDIGO BLUE. dissolved IN Z mineral
Watcr-bottie Of wsfer. will make the beet Liquid
6lueine that can be made. BARL0wD INDIGO
0oee not reqnlFe Any reg to tie II mp H.. few
gsoD = Daslow'e lndiec Blue o. the 60 oesno d.
Ses VII color . tub 81 water. Nov4sLAoodiV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
He Holloway

s.s q COwO0n,
frcprietors' - Arch Strest, Philadelphia.
sold q Wholesale In Chicago. By Eullef. Finch =
3. Reed . Co., emith, Cutler . Co., DoltsecA.
Secn ? Co.. and throughout the eon1tsy b. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Tn, New York Tribune thus exposes the
va.,esul system snd cost OK collecting tie
r.v.pues under the legislation OF its own
o,rtv: "of Al 900 officers Of the govern
m.n.. upwards Of 10. 900 are appointed
through. ard are under the orders Of the
Secretary Of tho Treasury. We do net think
|, ought to require two officers to ecllse: and
pay ou, the money necessary topay the other
three for TIE services they perform. But i
10 true that tws. 6fths Of The o0ssrs Of The
United States are doing oaly this asd meth.
sne mere. This shows that our laws for col.
lseting public revenues ere less wisely
adapted to the end than eur rules for trans.
acting private business"
That sixteen thousand ofBsials should b
required to collect the pay means Of paying
forty one thousand. including .hs tirst; and
that even then half the legitimate revenues
should be lost and stolen, cannot but strike
every man with ss,enismsnt at the bare An
nouneement Of these facts.
Tnr popular vote OF the United States in
the late election was 5.737 .295. or more
than enc million In excess Of any vote
ever before cast. The following figures
show the relative figures on the popular
vote OF 1854 and 1863
seymour .... 2.7is. as Mcclellan. !. 1871 .7s4
....-oe
Grants msi seA.7>5 Linosins maj. 81. 2sl
The IS States that vstsd in 1904 CAV.
Grant 2. 604. $40. IN increase Of 3S1 ,9l4 Of
the Lincoln vote; and Seymour 2,2sl, 40
% increase Of 46s. 425 on the McClslIss
vote. Gen. Grants msjssity In these StatsI
il. therefore. go. $40. sgsinst Lineoln's mo
jority Of All .2sl.
The eight States which are this year add
cd to tho Electoral College give Grant 4l0.
OIL. and Seymour 5000 majority o
l9.o25 for Seymour.
Tas iso, working Interests Of Chicago
employs soms 900 men. 10 whom 10 pait
the yearly sum Of tl2. 600. 900 Tor their Ia
Dor tha. sb ,ut el5. 900 900 is invested la
the ma aufact Try Of iron, which does bust
ne . Of about te5 200, 900 per snnum; thai
th imbsr Of iroa Embellishments IN th'
city noaut Il 100. which are engaged il
the ma ,nf.cturs Of axes. boilers. cutlery
di he. d.rricks. engines, edge toes. farm
implements, gsuyss. gssring. hoos, hors'
nails. iron j,ints, keys, laths', lightninl
rods. mining machinery, mowers, mould
ings. needles. nails. ordnance plate and pit
iron. picks. pillow points, gus drafts, ranges
stoves. shovels. tacks. tanks, utensils OF 81
kinds. siye and value
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ChriStadOrO's Hair Dwell
To Art We eve . thousand grace;
Improving Nature no disgrace TO-
cs, ~ gray hair don't please the eve,

CHKISTADOkO'S HAIR PnkSERVATI\R
Striking. artoundng. are the effects prod uced by
Crntacoros hair Preservativs and Beautiaer BE
the hair ever 90 wiry c0ares and unm ageable BY
brueh and comb. in one week this article will re
der II flexible. usti ous. and inclined to curl.
Sold - Dsuggiets and applied BY ali Hair Drss-
eere. Aannfaesory Ne. - Maiden laae. Pripci.
pal Depot Ne. Q A0tor uouee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
IN Bankruptcv.

IN ths District Ceurs Of the United States fer
the District Of Iowa.
II the matter Of Zelotus N. Kisg, and I'll other
CIRS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that . petition he's been filed in said Ceart
By Zelotus N. King, Of West Libsrty. Muscatise
o.. in said District, duly declared Bankrupt,
under the Act Of Congress Of March :. 1857,
entitled IAN Act to establish . uniform sys-
TEN Of Bankruptcy throughou. the United
Bsates," for discharge and certificate thereof,
from Ill his debts. and other claims pro-
vable under said Act. and that the seth
day Or December, A. D. 1858. It the hour Of 10
O'Clock A. N. of said dav 10 assigned for the
hearing Of the same before the said Court, ct
Ottumwa, lows, whom and where You may At
tend and show cause, il any you have. why the
prayer Of saia petition should not be granted.
You sfe hereby further notified that the second
end third mestings Of the creditors Of the said
Zslotus N. King will be held on the 26,h day Of
recsmbsr, A. d. 1868, At the hour Of ten o clock
A. y. Of said day, before the Hon. 81. N. Price.
Register, At his oflec in the city Of Davenport,
Scott county, State Of Iswa, whom and whore
You can trsnssst any business Of Ne "a and "a
meetings Of creditors provided IN sections 81 and
80, Of said Act Of Congress.
II K. LOVE, CLERK.
]. ". 8rEwAnr, Atty. nov27 -d3t.ffi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
l0portane - k.0hlppoT0.
From the Quincy (lll.) Herald.


The sspreme seurt 81 Illinois hes made
the following decision:
1. Whore let Of cattle 10 placed in cars
provided for them BY railroad company,
for transportation, in time fss the us1t reg
ular cattle train, the staten sgsnt 81 the
company ct the place Of shipasss, having
knowledge Of the fact, il 10 the duty 81 the
company 70 carry the. cattle By Tie mex.
traio. and 10 their neglect % to do they will
BE- liable for Whatever damage may result
70 the cattle by reason Of the delay.
2. While the tram which Should have
taken the cattle passed The station q which
they we're waiting between 10 and IL
o'clock at night, and The swnsr allowed the
cattle to remain in the ears until 9 s's'ock
next morning before he tosk them out, be
vas not chargsabls With The vsnt Of any
proper diligence in renewing them; Il va
net his duty, although he did not thss
intend 10 allow the company . complsts
the carriage, ~ once upon the rassage OF
the train, at such ~ hour 10 the nigbt, 10
take the cattle out Of the ears to prevent
Injury to them BY being thus confined.
.. The damages resulting 10 cattle frsm
being confined in cars IN improper length
Of tims are matter, in - great degree, Of
opinion. The fac. that the cattle wers
without fsoi, under circumstances where
the owner could not properly be expected
TO provide it, 10 proper element to enter
into the calculation Of damages.
Singular Occurrences '.1setrffac.
ticn Versus Nculpfure...A na.
man body Perfectly Preserved.
The Pittsburgh fleming Mail says:
About six weeks ago, Mr.. Ames Brough'
ton died in. Wsyne county. in this State,
and was buried there. After his death his
~idow and children moved 10 Diskirk'i
Bridge, whero they now reside. A few
days ago the family ofths deceased resolve
| to bring tho remains Of the father from
Wayne county and have them deposited in
the cemetery near their present residence
Ia furthsranee Of this purpose tho grave
was opened. and the coffin exposed, but oil
ordinary sifsrts TO lit j. from ito position
proved Intellectual. The coffin lid was
| therefore, removed, whom the body
was found in the most perfect
state Of pstrifac:icn. Il was covered
with dry mold, which, when removed, r..
vsalsd . surface almsst o. white and pure
a. marble. The body showed not the least
particle ofdecay. Every feature and Inca.
mont was psrfestIy preserved. and, when
stood upright. it presented the appearance
81 a finely chisslsd statue. When Mr..
Broughton died he weighed about 200
pounds, while the remains had increased in
weight by petrlfacticn to 500 pounds. Be
fore tho body was inferred at Biskirk it was
seen by the family, friends, and many 9th.
srs there. II is the most perfect and won
dsrful instance Of petrfaction Of human re-.
mains that has ever como to our know ledge.
A Toledo printer has fallen heir 10 $780,
goo worth ofpropsrty 10 Canada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Tho Universal Clothes Wrl0ger.
wna RownLs InPaovn Dorsis ORAs cannot Be
surpassed eeualled by any other wfinger for du.
liability. I'll the expiration 81 the patent for the
stop GEAR" or faeteninn above the co1e. which
prevents them from entirely separating.
Any sensible person can unpcrstsnd that cog.
wheel wrisger having coGs. whether at one or both
snds ofthe roll, which play apart and ~ ont Of
gear when large article Is paced thrsugo 10 COM
PARATivRLY WORTHLESS, ~ the eoes are tAsa
Of no aid when most needed.
The CHrvYeAL WMx0sn was awarded the Cod
Modal at the Great New England Fair. took the nrs,
Premium At the National Fair At Washington, also
It the State Pairs Of NoarnxHx srAfs, and Il
the oncy wringer which ever took arst premlun d
the Fair Of the American Institute.
lts sais tnow $50 600 wringen)ls greater thsn
Of oil other wringsrs combined. tits very dsfabll
and every URrvnRsAL wnsaKn - wAmAxrM
4 supply always kept ready for shipment at Clsvs-
land. Chicago. St. Losis. Louisville and New Or.
leans. Sold BY dealers generally.
Il. G. BROWNING, den. Agent.
- CORTLAND 81. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
TO you NC M r

TO arrest seminal Losses, 70 eenquer bad habite
: ana remove the cnects ef early RzTov, esnd Is
VILE, Kentucky. A'o1s
navine had ten yssrs experience n tbs speciality,
PsIenss ssserng from any disease whichever 81 pf-
eny o. me ailments peculiar 70 the EEK, By enclosing
tseenu = ab0ve, With brief statement a caso Win
reoeve pafueulafs for elf tYeatneut By return mall
- thuc avoid quackery. We also have 8 variI
Cep which ~ guarantee 10 cufe varieccele n tom
cys. ine Acknowledgements rrevsntivs. Thoosdo-
jung 70 Unit their oftpFihk, Con ene3oee otamp
Ior pan pniet, containing eugfsvineD and oxplaus
uCe q me abovo provootivGs With q eeoov . H.
lenf1Al. A4Aspoo All letter. - 3. d. VIiilSW6
0rawss ~. L9a10viiio, ~, 60. 16V11
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
Mo E,xc1lSe

Fer Gray Hair, dandraY, or badness. They ear
al be prevented or ssrsd by using Woods lmprcvtd
Hair Restorative. We mean what Ne cay sad can
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price n peY bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
IAN III CNHNY0

L - - - Il
DR.. Holloway. soms nfteer ysars ego. witnessing
the distress eceasionsd sekly cAildren IN sakne ~
nauseous vsrnissss Of that dsy. resolved 70 aanal
dice succeeded in separating their scsivo nedics
properties. pure. tastelsss aud inodorOus Then b
| comonng these Win sugar, and moulding then In
70 ~ aereeanie correction formed the present Pesu
H0LLOwAY's vERMIFu0B CoNFHCTIONs
which have almost entirely supercsded the old
nausecus vcfmfuge, to the delight Of the poor ttle
suhersrs. It contains no Calomel or ether poieea
| ous tngfa6isnts.
80 highly sstsened is this Popular vsrnifaes, b
know Of then. prescribe them IN psssrsnes 70 ethel
remedies, . not only more plsseant - taks, bul
Parente and guardians, haviae ths e., e9eAIArs,
should Keep then a. fanily 0edleins Ter tAsg not
only eradicate Wcrme-thoss pests Of ehildhcsd-
eans so prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and only tras Arsica Plastsrs pee
sessing the great healing properties
of the Arni:a Flowers.
The esfave escets Of these Pastsss h al easee d
pain or weakness in the breast eide o. jask and n
al cases Of Inflammation Of the LuAgs. and Cough
Physicians prescribe them. and thousands recon-
mend them. OBsExve-HoLLowAy'sare the OY:cina]
and only true Arnica P.astcrs.
lHEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointment, ateran experience Of twenty years
has proved itself sovereign remedy for all DiseaseG
OF the SKIN having effected radical cure In even
case on which II was used, euriug many obstinate
cases OF nftesn or twenty years standing, that had
previously resisted all remedies prescribed BY the
best medical talent In the country lts effect 10 ~
tonishfng IN few days the soreness and irritation
ts removed; the ekin becomes smooth and healthy.
any other remedy,
Thus, rrrrsR, SALT asun, Ircn, solDr,'s Iron,
EHIsirsLAs, Biorsnss, PInPIns, and every form Of
aisease the ekn IL panctuslly cared matter Of
rtArsD KYKfiDs. and Discharges nom the Ear, when
soothing else would heal them. PuEs, that have r.
sisted AL other treatment fos 1any pears havs been
Ointment BuRss, 0cAIss, ana OlD Sssss, It heals
me- very shoft time. Pnsc6 90 Csr1s Pm Boz. Il
not sold By ycar Druggist send = cents - Johneton
H0way q Cewden. Philadelphia, . bo1 WIN =
sot nee Of portage to any sddrea. n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
ID Z a r. II II G A.

- ~ II II II u n.
Dyssntsry, Summer Compliant, Cholera No
bas, Fisx, Childrsn's Teething, asd the Great
Preventive Of AsiaAie Cholera.
MAGUIKE'S BENNG PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fame
Of which y sorsad broadcast throughout the eoun-
try. is undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Of
fered to the public for the complaints for which 1t 10
iatsndsd. wshass in oar possession testimonials
furnished Voluntarily BY Col Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Buresa At Washington, Gen.
Fits Asafy warssa, Gen. Ffeaeanton, aad others a
the army; Father p. J. DeSmet. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also. ofic Re ofthe Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commander Of nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary riv-
ere. weetern Sanitary and Christian Commissiope
army Ohaplaine and others too nuuosousso mention
I.kewise hgheet encomiums Of the Pres, most Of
which published in our almanac. (which We win.
tend - any requesting ~. prasine its valuable
medicinal qualities in the highese terms. No other
medicine has such recomnendatione. J. 4 G. MA
0UiRE, sole Prsphetore, ct. Louie. No. Gold b
dragxists and medicine dealers everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Davenport 4 81. Paul II. r.
SUBSCRIBERS TO TIN STOCK or TINS CO..
~ ere requesfea to pay the Afut ipssaInent 81 ~
per eent. 10 W. G. Wadevofth. Treas1ref pro ~.
% q befofu Deee0ber eoth, 1851 :"
WI. n. HoLMRS,l Hxpeutavo 3
JOHN L. DAvIR0, Cc01it9ee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

The Tape Worm il ono of the
kosT cRrrL AND srIrsrIHM EsrHiEs or MAN, AND
oocAsioSs rns MIST DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS. A dull
pain in the forehead riddiness, alternate paleness
and flushing OF the face: paencre ofthe lips; cmsc-
alton. alternate loss and excess OF appetite era
Wings particular articles OF food offensive breath
swelling OF the abdomen depression ofepirits and
nervous irritabiliiy, are the leading symptt ms
Now, why not, Ia view OF this dangerous enemy,
mako use OF a remedy which many years of exper-
iencc has proved to be a safe and certain remedy
b. A. Fahnestock'A yermifuge. II recd accord'ng to
the directions accompanying each bottle, will not
fail 10 eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution mus, be used by every purchaser to
b his own judge in one sense. and 10 examine every
petite he buys Of It. The simple name OF FAEsr-
crock 10 not Sufficient lie must look elssey and
carefully to sec that the initials are b. A. FAHSs
s,osr and BE- sasAed with noth.ns else. II u soi
eale BIZ all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04
e e f e
La R0esO AI0O0Oeer Cream
Ta1 MOST BEAUTIFUL AND nARMLEsS COS
NETlC In THB WORLD!

Tn8 MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
NETlC In TnR WORLD
II will not Injurs the most Delicate Skn
Ito presence the face cannot be detected II can
be removed only by washing: and when renewed
will leave th- skn s0fter, smoother and whittier than
before. IT Graduates every diseoloraton Of the face
whether caused By exposure u the wcther or by dis
eeec, and beetowe upon all facee the
RADIANT COMPILATION OF THE YOUTH.
A single tsial proves all these statenent-.
And the sntifs safts with which It can be uscd,
makes lie suceeee complete.
IL AK for II Kus'e,-eee that the name Of La
Rue Co. IL blown In the bottle. and our trsde mark
And Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH . FLINT. Froprietoss,
Hartford, Conn.
r G Wells o.. New York Geo, q. Goodwin
3 Co.. Boston. Mass, wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

Will all these afflicted vita Cough or Concur ption
reid the following, aud learn tina value of
Allen Lung Balsarn


w naL the lJOcTOrS say.
Amos woo'iy. N. D.. OF Koseiuseo county, Ind,
says; For three years past have used ALLErb
Luss SAi SAN ex teusively In my practice. and am
satisded there 10 no better medicine Cor lung dsea-
ses In uee-
lssac II. Doran. n. D., of Logan Co.. o., says:
"ALLxss Luss DAIsAn not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In every esee within my
kneWleaGe. Haviag conatsnee In IL. and knowing
thstif Processes valssbe medicinal properties free
y uss !. In my daily pr etice. and with rnbounded
snecese A. expcctoyast It IL moot certainly far
ahead ofauy prepsra,ian have ever yet known"
Nathaniel harris. N ID of Middlebury. Vt. Gays;
"fhsve doubt Il will soen become cisssicsl rem
edia agent for the Of oil diseases OF the Threat
Bronehlal Tubes, and the Lungs."
DR.. Lloyd. OF ohio. surgeon In the army d1rinE
the wal, from exposure contracted consumption
He says: al have no hes taney In sayng that IL vas
~ the uss Of yosf Lssg Balsan that AIN now alive
and ENJOYING health"
DR.. Flssier, o. missouri. says: "I recommend
yn1r Dslsam in preferancs 70 any other medicine for
Coughs. md Give satissaetion" =.
AiLsr's Luse BAIaAn 10 the remedy to enrs All
lusg and Throat dimeulties II ahould be thorough
y tested before using any other Balsam- II VII cnre
when all others fall. Directions accompany escn
bottle.
j. N. HARRIS 3 co. Sole Proprs'ors. Cincn
nati Ohio. For sale By all Druggists. oc22 dG wom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-04

A Toledo printer has fallen heir 10 5000,
600 worth Of property in Canada.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
Philadelphia Grocery Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ", lS6s.
Teas continue in good request, and full prices
are realized for new crop greens. Rice Is in good
demand at advance Of le. per pound, and the stock
is very light Cofecs rcman about the same as
last quoted, Nth a very steady demand. Sugars
have advanced about !e per pound, the supply
being limited and the market is very frm; the
entire stock of old crop has been closed out both
in New York and Philadelphia, and the receipts
Of new have 90 far been exceedingly light; Steam
Refined YelloWs II a llsc.; Cuba and Porto Rico
lsi@ Isles Dem, choice, Isle Syrups are ac-
tive; medium grades are ssarce aud wanted. No
lasscs is frmer for all grades With large sales to
the boilers Of new crop West Indies at about Be.
per gallon higher than opening price New Orleans
has further advanced 3@5e. per gallon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

KANSAS RELGIoN-lt would seem
as though Beeeher's Rifles and Bibles
bad done but httle for undefied reli
in Kansas. The Junction City Union
-one of the leading ''loil' papers Of
Bleeding Kansas says:
"a man and his wife were expelled
from the Methodist Church last Sun
day evening for having obtained ad-
mission on forged papers. This is
about the liveliest case of forgery we
ever heard Of"
We suppose this couple were of the
progressive kind, and may have lost
|the Bible presented to them by the
Massachusetts Aid Society, while
|treading the plains Of that bleeding
Commonwealth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
Clearfeld Academy.
Rev. P. L. HARRISON. A H.. PRINCIPAL

FTHE THIRD SESSION Of the present scho.
Il astic year Of this Institution will commence
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February. 1868.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces every thing
included in thorough, practical and accom-
plished education for both sexes.
Tho Principal, having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to tho moral and men
tai training Of The youth placed under his charge.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthogrnphy, Reading Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic. per Session II weeks) S. 90
Grammar Geography, Arithmetic, and
History Sc 90
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Men
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Phyd-
oogy, Chemistry, Book Koeping, Botany
and Physical Geography 50 90
Latin, Greek and FRENCH with any Of the
above Branches s12 90
&f-No deduction will be made for absence.
Es- Fer further particulars inquire Of
Rev. 7. l.. HARRISON, AN,
Viearhold, Feb. O. 1865 Il. Principal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

A REwARD.-It will be observed
that Governor Geary, in accordance
with a Joint resolution of both Houses
of the Legislature, has offered n re-
ward Of 50, 900, "to any person or per.
sons who shall apprehend and secure
for trial the murderer or murderers OF
John Casey, to be paid upon the con
yiction Of the criminal or criminals. -
II is always the duty of officers Of the
law, and citizens, to assist in the appre-
hension and conviction of criminals,
yet, under these circumstances, it be-
BONES doubly so hence we hope both
will become active in the discharge
of their obligations to themselves and
fhe State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

WHAT'sIN A NAME.-We see in an
Exchange this morning what has es-
capped our notice by telegraph-that
n white delegate in the Mississippi
Convention has proposed TO change
the names Of several counties in that
monarchy because they are Lee, Davis
&c, and also wanted It declared that
Yin future no county or town shall be
named in honor ofrcbel leaders" He
ought to have made the proposition
perfect, and added, "or any who have
over been stakeholder" Let there be
.no more Washington, Jefferson, Mad
lson, or Clay counties in the country.
Obliterate the memory, if possible, Of
all the miserable statesmen who, while
they tried to make the American the
patton Of the world, upheld Sambo's
involuntary servitude
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
rHURsDAY:;:;;;::;;;::;::::;;;;:Fcbruary 20, 1868.

# ADVERTISEMENTS Our advertising
columns are interesting this week, "a
Business men in particular, and prof
liable TO the reader. The Triennial
Assessment which appears at length
should be infinitely examined by the
people and all irregularities reported
10 the County Commissioners.
Mr.. Hall offers for sale a desirable
location for mechanic or small
Farmer. See his advertisement else
.Mhere.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

The Revolutionists in Mexico pro
pose to split the Republic and form a
new one to be called "The Republic
of the Pacific" Juarez, although the
ablest man who has for many years
presided over Mexican affairs. appears
TO be losing ground, and the new
movement is not likely to be killed
without much expenditure Of blood
and money