Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-03
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said noero taN collector ioa White
man IN Alabama, allow do dchil docs
YOU white iolks sposo We cnllui is
gwyuc 10 live cf yon docsnt pay your
taxes
Every Abolition scallawag defeated
for Congress, by the people, In tho
late election, proposes 20 "contcst," IN
order TO get mileage aud a few days
sioalings
The people of Augusta, Georgia,
employ guards to watch their mi X
cows while they are feeding durinlg
the day, to prospct thom from ncgrV
hunters.
THE SILKEN TiE.-Thore arc four
divorce cases in progress in Crawford
county and four in Warren Unlike
Stanton in the War office, tho parties
wont "stick."
Tho Radicals are showing how
many lrishmcn hold ofIieo in New
York City. II the Offices in question
were only filled with negroes, the
dear creatures would be delighted.
General Waddy Thompson, who in
Calhoun's time was Congressman
from South Carolina, and afterwards
Minister to Mexico, died at Tallahasse,
Florida November %, aged about
seventy years.
The Radicals in Congress are cxpee-
ted to pass suffrage act Of two SEQ
tions at its next meeting, as follows
Section !. None but loyal men can
vote. Section 2. Loyalty consists IN
voting the Radical ticket.
The New York Tribune finds fault
with the Southern people because they
do not hold perfectly still in the gall
ing yoke of Congress. "Ma, mako
Bill be quiet-overy time ! hit him
on the head, be bollers."
A queer case of combustion occurred
at Elk Grove, Madison County, Wis.
A farmer was thrashing wheat with
machine, when the wheat ignited from
the machine, and stacks, machine and
appliances were all consumed.
Mics Eleanor Caruthers Of Lawrence,
Mass, young woman Of twenty
years old, fell dead from excitement
while going for policeman 10 arrest
her drunken father, who was threat.
ening to take her mothers life.
A squad of eleven negroes were
brought into Brownsville, Tennessee,
on Wednesday,, the lllh, charged
with forming conspiracy to rob and
murder General White, near the
neighborhood in which they lived.
According to a New York paper
the expenses of modern Fashionable
wedding averages from one to five
thousand dollars, and the groom pays
all the expenses Of the church, the
marriage fee, organist, sexton, gss
and cards.
The negroes Of Danville, Virginia,
are excited over the appearance OF
the devil to one Of their number. To
the eyes of the frightened darky his
satanic majesty was dancing on large
ball Of fire which burst into thou
sand pieces.
An experienced sugar refiner Of New
FORK is about 10 establish beet-sugar
actory in Buena Vista County, Iowa.
The machinery is to come fiom France
1t a cost of 100000 Five thousand
lcres Of land to grow the beets have
been purchased.
We understand that Harriet Beech.
n Stowe has a son enjoying the hos.
,itality of the inebriate asylum at
3inghamton.-Erchange We sup
Jose his debaucheries arise out of the
,rotts of that huge lie, entitled "Un.
.le Toms Cabin"
We learn from the Washington Re-
'ieU that a daughter of one OF the
most respectable citizens of CHARTERS
ownship, in that county, was recently
bducted by q negro named Joseph
Srannon. The negro has been arres.
ed and committed to jail
The total vote cast by the three
tates of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Ia.
lana, at the October election, reached
he enormous figure Of l,5l2,09l.
he same States, at the Presidential
lection in 1864, cast only ,324,0s4
otes, so that In four years the number
as increased lSs,0l0.
The State of Alabama gives Grant
bout 1920 majority. The number of
'hite voters in the State, according
the census of 1866, is 100000 and
negro voters 10000. Grant received
the State 70, 1866 votes, and Seymour
2,O56. 1t is estimated that at least
5 1000 whites did not vote.
Among other society gossip from
it is said that Speaker
olfax, Senator Conness and General
chenck will all, il reports are true,
ave TO be congratulated as bride.
rooms when Congress meets, and
rat Mrs. Grant will hold weekly re.
options this winter, if the crowd is
OF TOO great