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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
REV YORs.

NEW York. jan. i'h.-A WASHINGTON
special s;aics that the immediate cause OF
Pcpes removal WIS is allowing negroes 70
Y Il Tor The Convection who would not
make oath that thy ka registered
q ncrAl hcaic !, Is behaved, will permit
aftvis,on OF The registration lists So so 70
cancel san4c - o00 LANES Cf negro minors.
'clistctv4 coi.rsry 70 law.
Tie siatencnttnat General Banks is pre-
rafl az rls5ofa;c rep Il on the rights ci
Areflcsn rgteral.eG citizens abroad. is IN
c sflc' IL subi,ci las not, as vel. been
h..of, .:e Iilcs Fo+Ggn Com,a;tt.e. In.
present ftccssai tu,gryss having inleriered
'sith lis cons ocIai.o.
Ex senator Giipgmau. Of Ner,h Carolina
has declined 10 at end the Democratic ban
uuVt ~ New Orleans on The Sth Of .Iauuaty
In his letter be sfcGes as al ust necsc sli,saee.
bur ssys IL il IS inevitable, 1t ough, "a VI
made with properly or intelligence quaii
iicatcn
A Providence. r. I speeia! If tie 4 h,
says hat Vim Hudson, who has been run.
ming the Valley Nors,sd Wcrss ard cassi-
mere mill. has been obliged 10 suspend pay
ment. His total lisbiiuts are about $500 :
GOO, of which sl20,0G0 are in mortgages OF
at least par value, hts current liabilities
oeing Sls0,o0o His principal creditors are
Boston men. though some notes are held in
this city. and others by New York parties
NKw lsoK, Jan "a German butcher
named jacob Sheer, while attending 10 bust
ness, was stabbed by al unknown deperado
au.i mort.lly injured
Pixies new opera house was opened ri
inspection last .i-h, sni i pronounced Tie
finest in the caunify he s-ason com
tnlenecs usxt thursday.
! special cable dispatch says the eruption
Of Nesuvius becomes quite Alarming a
perfect fiyer oil ire was running down tie
volcano and nearing the town OF Cercs'n
The volcanic action is accompanied by
shocks as OF earthquakes and detonaiions US
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
VIRGINIA.

RieHMoNp. VA, Jan. 4 In the conven.
ton to day the following resolutions Of in
quirY was referred.
For limiting the time OF hired labor TO
eight hours.
For settling all debts incurred previous 70
Aprii, 1850, AT p cents On the dollar.
For leyying poll .tax, anl requiring
foreigners T. reside in the State ten years
brfoie voting.
Fer IL -.lt1ing the birth of chiliren born
Of parents in slavery, so that they may in
heiit property.
For the admission of Colored persons 70
college
For selling the military institute and de
voting the proceeds 10 the educational
fund
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
ILLINOIS,.

CABBoNDALE III, Jan ; james An
etli. much esteemed young man alb ut %
years o: a.e, was shot by William johnson
nj Tie house of John Cannman. three
mics south at town, on thr occasion OF u
>cs Ytar's ball He died Ills morning =
II, mriaerous assault upon ! im vas "
lrnNnhnl Anhnsnn hainI |, ". VIZ ! al.t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
IOWA

CousciL BLUFFS, Iowa, Jan The
Commissioners OF the State Deaf and Dumb
Asylum have accepted the site rendered them
by the citizens Of Council Bluffs and have
just awarded the contract for building the
same to Jacob Richards for the sum OF $500
COO. The structure is 10 BE in the newes,
and best style with AL the modern i'm
provemcn,s. and is to BE- completed by Oct
lst 1870
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHAhLssToN. Jan "a passenger train
was iired into last night by some negroes,
be'weer Brsrchyillc aud Columbis. No
one was hurt
10 aliay public apprehension Gen. Carhy
is osl'e. upon by the Prcsi!en, IA rigidly
prohibit the carrying Of deaGiy weapons by
both black and white.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
loud as the roar Of artillery. A general

Washington special says il j. stated on
The authority Of member OF Congress that.
in he tveft 81 the Scnste sc;ifig III f.yer ~
s'antof : Fe'nfn - the War Department.
iae Ifesid ~ VII throw Tie c4se into tie
Nltftme Co8fi Will T. view vi 1 tlng ibe
'tgiseAssay " tsc ttuuTe it q. -.t.
neral 1f4li has d elovod tAe Plan CT
N+ra ta T. slpE Z uF1s lfls = l
ssa ,aud ci tae ffe. In ~ Bureau Il rs.r-
1as ee'gAH8 faiisf.a- b 80 sesib. on the
siff} 81 3 len On taeir crops. and va
stirc5aa q carry Il into tl-ct are expected
"a be given % tho Assistant Commissioner
within week
Baltimore spec,al says TIA. Governor
Sa mn vii be elected Senator
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
MICHIGAN.

DsTRoir. Jan. . At midnight yesterday
Charles ockiord completed his feat Of
skating sixty consecutive hours, winning .
wager Of $500 1t was with great difficult
" that no kept up during tho last hour,
and At the conclusion Of his task he drop
ped insenslbe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Jan 4.-Lcavitt & Bevis,
dry goods merchants, have suspended Liza
bilitles not known
CINCINNATI, Jan 5.-The Metropolitan
Hotel was damaged by fire this morning TO
the extent of ten thousand dollars Two
men Marshall and Willard. Of PARIS, Ken
lucky, were badly injured by jumping from
tho windows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
New York stock Market.

BY Telegraph January ..
Stocks Active.
Bonde-Coupons osy'. / .os f'ei. 1c5s. OF .!
.o5 10 4Ge, Of 4 ..s0's. both seree, i.U41.
Western Union Telegraph--lS,,..
New York Ceutral--l.l5ss.
Erie s27.
Rock lslsnd-g1i..
Illinois Central 32i-a
Cleveland s Toledo .s.a
Merchants union-3ssi.
Money-69ts per cent.
Sterling los.
Gold Il ahi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. William Meezer,
publisher of The SUNDAY Mercury, who VI
convicted Of publishing u libel on the Dis
trict Attorney, has been n fused new trial
and sentenced to nine months imprisonment
in the county jail, and TO pay fine Of five
hundred dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
MARYLAND,

BALTIMuEE Jan 3-Tbe steamer High.
land Light, bound I, the Eastern shore,
exploded her seam ches, when fifteen miles
from AHIe N'se or ten persons We're scald-
ci, irelra;ng four colorel passengers, the
~ sasas.f belonging 10 the crew--some Sc
r;eusfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
New York Market.


BY Telegraph JannaryS
Cotton-I.ower iG 10
Flour Demand moderate Extra state at 1920
II 10; 10 20 ci8 70 for X II o.
Wheat Very quiet. 2.3l : for No. srring.
Coma haie frmer: .39Ql 80 for nike
western, sfost; /. 81 Tor old In sio* - afoat
Oafs-Aclive and cxct.d So liz - IL for western
In store chiefly 81.
PORK Dull and lower at 9o.60a1.os.
Lard-Frm L. l-70l4As.
Petrolcum-Crnde, 10 Ia refined - i-olH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
~ %
MAINE

AUGUSTA, January 5-Midnight-The
Military Asylum at rsgus. five miles sass Of
here, caught fire Mt o'clock this evening
from defective flue. The entire building
vas destroyed. The patients were oil prop
orly cared for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
Cincinnati Market.

CI0Cioo0U1 M0FAeSs
By Tee graph. JanuaryS
Flour Firmer; family, II 00@ll.5o.
Wheat Firmsr No. J., 9;b5, No ?. 2.5a.
Corn-rirE az Sc FOR ear.
0ais-tirmer No !. 65c.
Rye-l.t5
BAr!ey--u nchanged and in good demand,
Cotton Doll and prices drooping middlinl
a..
na.s live 5.75,G $50 dressed 1850
20 receipts ;. 100 head.
Provisions = Dub and unehsuged.
Mess PORK = Nomins, g5.eola Hoo
Lard l2gti2l.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
ILLINOIS.

SrRrScrIrlp, January 6.-Yestcrday the
State Treasury paid . warrant for ST., 900,
being the appropriation for the support Of
the insane for the quarter ending February
% l~CS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
DR.. BigekOW.


lathe only Physician, - Specialize,
now In Chicago that Can be entirely
- relied upon. 60 aIn. and not sui.
~ fer that horrible disease to remain In
your system, dishguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
q happiness and future prospects OIL life.
'sANRD for the past ~ years, and is therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever heard OF bis not being cured since he
hse been in this city Hsreputation has vouchers IN
all the city papers, HE patients and the met ical pro-
feeson both here and Abroad being the most ekfl
led specialists here and thorough master Of all oex.
nal diseases II all others fail. doat despair, give
him call. tieOnly common occurrence with him
20 cure sueh HIS rooms are separate for adioe
and gentlemen, and the most complete in The city.
You've MUN. Tske Particular Notice.-Doct0r Big
Glow devotes much OF his time to the treatment OF
thosc casee caused by ectret habit which rune both
body and mind. unntfi the unfortunate individual
for either business society TIE cad effect Of these
early habits the Of ripper year., is TO sah
the dehtais the constitution, destroy the physi-
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfeeble the
natural feelings AM exhaust the vital energies OF
manhood the pleasures of life are married. the object
0fmarriag frustrated, and existence itself rendered
q term OF unceasing mieerl andregret Such parsons
especially those contemplating marriage should lose
no time IN making immediate APP .icaion, a. Dr. B..
BY his new treatment Is enabled 10 insure epeois
and perm snent cure.
Consultations free and CONFIDENTIAL once No. IN
South CLARK street. cor. or Monroe half book nom
the Port Orics. Post ot.es Boz 15s. Chicago M
once hours from "a. N. 70 p. M
Send for his Guide to Health" published month
B.-LAdies, send for Descriptive esrcu,s a
Pessaas Remsdie, the bsst pesvsaf3ve Of coaeepfjm
kAowD- 0satto Az address fses . GAaeop9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Jan Joseph Aspinali, one
Of our Oldest and most respected citzens
died this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
Chicago Live stock Market.

Hogs Received 10 IL o'clock SIS head
Market quiet steady ranged al 756S7 90.
Cattle Received 70 IL O'Clock rs head. !.
Trsle very dull. owins 70 lack Of stock urices
nominal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
Toledo Sfarlses,

By Telegraph ToaEpo, January ..
Whea,-lc lower sales Of amber at 2.t<
Milwaukee club. ais.
Corn-A shade lower sales Of new At s59 81
y.
Cats-Firn; sales Of No. ] o. CSC.
Aye Quiet
Bgrev-Quet.
Hous-f oDNy- 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. January 8.
Flour Very FIRM some holders asking IN
advance Of l0a 20c sales spring extsas at Soc
q 10 rs sepertnes 6.50@I SO.
I've Flour steady. 1t ; codS rs.
Wheat buoy ant 4Gec higher; No. |. 2.o5
a 1907, closing iirmer, 1t a.07@fos; No. in
actire speculative demard. opening at log. ad-
vancing TO > o2ikl2.cs. closing firm, at 2.osG
2oSlS; Nc. 8 STEADY, at s5ai ssls.
Corn-Aesive. ranging h,gher; large sales OF
new at s5s@s6s4c; Nos. and quiet, 81 s6S
sqc
oais--ln brisk speculative demand aud high
err closing at 595s @5es.c.
Rye--Quiei: .5sell 80 for No. ], and 5S9
1865 for No ..
Barley-Firmer. at l.77@l.7s for No. .. and
| 6sei 50 for rejected.
Pfovisions-Qaiet. aud shade easier.
Mess pork-2o. 2sG2l go +; the latter for stand
arr brands.
Lard-yery active, &c highe-. at i2Il2Lc.
Green Mea,s-Dui and unchanged
Cured Mests-Quiet.
Dressed Hcgs-Opened dull, 5@1cc lower; =
towards the close there was better feeling, clos
ing firm. at 7, lo0s,io, dividing on 300 lbs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
COM N z RClAL.
s,nVe.port Market Report.
OrrcE or rug DAVENPORT DEnocRAr.

January =, 1857.
Flour Choice family wholesale, ~. 90 re
tail, ss.so. Red winter wheat, wholesale ell
retail. sli SO.
NHE.T-Sl. ea@afl So
bssLEY-S 81 Sod Sl7e
0.rs- 50 cents.
RYE-si.05.
ooeN-Sew. 6s es1c in the ear.
ArrLKs-l. 90 TO 500 per Dbl
Po-AroRs Il 1OcGl,a0
br-TEa soc. per u
E.as-25c.
CR,SREaAIss tlo 90 per barrel.
haY-dood Timothy $1,000 10 fl2.o0; Prsi.
RI. q. 90 TO 1000,
CoAl-Sof,. delivered, 20 cents PER bushsl.--
snthrnc te. delivered. els per ton.
We0p-.6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06

-, -, : ssssssso
Ask for Page . Arniea Oil. end take nO.cthcf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
NEWSPAPERS.

THE SUN OF TOMORROW MORNING WILL CONTAIN
the L OF Letters remaining Ia the Now York Post ONCE
officially advertised In The nswspsper having The largest cir
culnton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-16

yVANTED-BoARD FOR THREE ADULTS AND A
sa 70 an unesSspilonable locality three
must be q good sse terms $50 SIS per week address
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

The Rump Congress assembled on
the Oh, with considerably moro than
a quorum picscnt In each House. IN
the Senate the case Of Senator elect
Thomas. Of Maryland, was discussed
all day, but no vote was reached 70
admit him.
The House passed q resolution in
troduccd by Mr. Washburnc, Of Wis
conein, by yeas ~, nays y, party
vote, censuring the President for
removing Gen. Sheridan, and thanking
the latter for his course while IN com
mand Oh the Fifth Military District
also thanking Gen. Grant for his let,
ter to the President on the removal
of Secretary Stanton.
A bill was introduced by Mr. Banks
making eight hours legal day
work in all Government workshops
and was passed without opposition
II is the same bill as that passed at
the last session.
The House then laid on the table
by nearly party vote, resolution
offered by Mr. Eldridge. of Wisconsin
to thank Gen. Hancock, and after
discussing the question OF increasing
the number Of clerks in the secont
Auditors office, adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
COURT PROCLAMATION.

VXTHER5As, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres.
w idenl Judge Of the Court Of Common Ple,,
Of the twenty hfth Judicial District, composed n
the counties Of clear6eld. Centre and Clinton
and bon. SAMUEL CLYDE and Hon. JACOB
WILHELM, Associate Judges Of clear6eId co
have Issued their prccept, 10 me directed, Tor The
holding Of Court of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Tcrminer, and Court Of General Jail Delivery.
at the Court House at clearheld, IN and for tis
county 0f Clearheld, commencing on the second
Mon Jay (l3th day) Of January, 1865, and
10 continue two weeks.
NOTICE IS, therefore. hereby given, to The
Coroner, Justices OF the Peace, and Conttabsi,
in aud fer said county Of Clearheld, 10 appear In
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Reeordi,
Inqusiiions, Examinations, and other Kemes.
brances, to do those things which to their o6esi,
and In their behalf, pertain TO be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clear6eld. this lslk
day Of January, in the year Of our Lord on,
thousand eight hundred and siTiy-seven.
JACOB A. FAUST, SheriE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

Din you EVER The Grand Jury
Of Fairfax county,at the present term
Of the Criminal Court, brough in an
indictment against that sweet scented
beauty George Tucker, the Radical
Commonweallh's Attorney, of that
county, for gross misconduct and NAL =
feasance in Office. Tucker. we are in
formed, is an importation from Yer
mont, and during the war acted in the
capacity Of cook and scullion for some
Yankee regiment. The best part OF
it is that the indictment was founded
on the testimony of Johnathan Rob.
erts (himself a Radical rs black rs the
Ace Of Sapcs,) who was the late Sheriff
Of Fairfax county IVarrentOn { Va.
Sentinel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
Pe,,,lsurrnnia Legislature.

HARRIsBuRG Jan. 6.-The Senate
Republican caucus met at ) o'clock,
p. m, General Harry White presiding,
and made the following nominations:
For Speaker, James l.. Graham, Of
Allegheny; Clerk, George W. Ham
mersley, of Philadelphia; Assistant
Clerks, Lucius Il. Rogers, of Mexican /;
Francis H. Braggns, Of Mercer Ser
geant-at-Arms, Villa ~ A. Rupert,
editor of Conneautvillc Record and
Courier; Doorkeeper, Ethel Fuller, Of
Bradford Messenger, Robert Sharp.
This embraces all the old officers, cx.
cepting Sergeant-at.Arms and Door
keeper Mr.. Rupert was formerly
Messenger, and was unanimously pro
NOTED.
The House Republican caucus met
at eight o'clock this evening and made
the following nomination For Speak
er, Elisha w. Davis, of Philadelphia
Clerk, James l.. Selfridgc, of Nor.
Hampton Assistant Clerk, Edward
G. Lee, Of Philadelphia; Sergeant.at-
Arms, Captain Casper Gang, of ALE
gheny; Assistants, w. j. Woods, Is
rael X. Ragon, John Mcconnell, Rob.
ert Johnson; Postmaster, A. &. Henry,
OF Armstrong; Assistant, James Pen.
rose; Door-keeper, J. II. Hall. Nine
Republicans absented themselves
namely: Armstrong, Of Lancaster
Smith, Riddle and Beckert, of ALE
gheny Espy, Of Crawford; Wharton
Of Huntingdon McCamant, of Blair
Richards, of Fulton, and Robson, O
Mercer. These nine resesolved quiet
| " TO vote to prevent and organization
tomorrow. Whom they will vote fo
is not known.
Tho Democratic caucus met at cigh'
o'clock, and made the following nom
nations For Speaker Richmond L
Jones, Of Berks Clerk, John II. Nc
Fadden, of Philadelphia Assistant
John O'Connor, of Allegheny; Ser
geant-at-Arms, George Baily, ,Dauphin
| Doorkeeper, John Rawl, Philadelphia
Postmaster, Samuel T. Brown, 0
Northumberland; Messenger, Nose
| n Fox.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
. EGIsTER,s NoTICE.-No,ice IL her,s

II EGISTER's NDTiCE--Noticei is hersty
X, given ihnt the following accounts hsv, b,,n
eramipej and passed ~ me, and remain fled 4
record 10 this Office for toe inspection Of helm,
leratces, creditors, and all others in any oihs
uav interested. and will be presented TO 70,
next Orphans' Court Of Clesrfeld county. to u
held AZ the Court House, in the borough Of Clear.
seld. commencing on the second Monday .,
January. 1863;
FiDai account Of Andrew Addleman. role ,s,.
,ivinr executor Of the last will and testament 4
William AdiIemen. late Of Pike township, cisi,-
field county. Pa. deceased.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
nnM AamtIIstmnIa.
=" street PASSED Deccmbef "a. ipOi.

An Ordinance 10 a., Oui and Open tinh
street, passed norcmbor "a, iruf.
xxrnEnxAs. application bath hesu made w
w mndty olusont, tanpayefs n mo borough
Of CieAfaeld fos opening ana extending lilth
,t,cot. therein and, NnrurAt ne growth o.
he town and the Necessities of the owners ~
rtouofiy therein require that the asme he done
and that laid street be laid ou parallel 70 fonfh
street and opencd accordingly therefore:
SECTION l. De t enacted and oid-'nsd oy ihe
Baree.s and Town Council pi The borough 81
clear6.lA. aud ID 4 hereby enacted and ordained
by t1o authority of the sane, that TIE street now
partially opened from Market street . Locust
street, east VI Fourth ftrcoi,in said Borough
known a. Fiiih street, bo, and the sane ia here
bv ordered 10 be opened Of the total width OF hiy
feet, parallel TO said Fourth street, from the
borough line at tbs north end OF the borough 70
the borough line NJ the south end of the borough
and that alleys sixteen feet In Width coiresp"na.
ing 20 those already iD existence, be OK enaeo
at right angles 10 and from Firth street and
that petition be made 70 the Court Of Quarter
Sessions TO appoint fresholders to view ana
assess damages, &C., In pursuance Of the act Of
Assembly Of 2zd April, 1856, regulating such
subjects Provided, that the borough authorities
reserve the right TO order the grading, &C., OF
said street In such manner aud at such times al
they or future Councils may determine.
SEC. q That 20 plot or addition to the borough
Of Clemhed shall be hereafter accepted unless
ii be laid out upon the plan and corresponding
with the streets and alleys Of the original town
plot, 60 far as the same can consistently be made
takin. into considerati tion the ground, location
de-, and shall be submitted TO and approved py
the burgess and Town Council, Of which a ar"i'
or plan shall be lled with and kept BY the clerk
for public inspection and recorded In the no
corders ofhco OF clearaeld county, In aeeordaIc'
with article z, section 3, Of the act Of Assembl.
Of April 3, 1851, regulating boIooghs.
W. VI. BETS Burgers.
Attcst-L @. MoncAs, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
Married.

In Mexico, Juniaia county, Pa, on Thursday,
January ?, 1865, by Rev. WILLIAM P. cocHnAs,
Mr.. JOHN W. WRIGHT, Of Cleariied, Pa, and
Miss EMMA S. THOMPSON, Of the former place.
On the 23d Of November, 1867, by John Bieah,
ESQ, Mr.. AUSTIN HENRY, Of Boggs township,
and Miss ANNA RowLEs, Of Lawrence tp.
On the 2gth Of December, 1867, by John Beish,
Esq, Mr.. HENRY BENEnooF. Of Boggs town
ship. and Miss MARTHA BARGER, Of Law
renee township.
On the 2sih Of December, 1867, by Joseph W.
Lun, Esq, Mr.. JOHN BURKE to Miss HAN
NAH nINDMAN, all Of Glen Hope.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09
We are pleased TO chronicle the fact

We are pleased to chronicle the fact,
that our esteemed "copperhead" friend
Capt. John S. McKeirnan, has been
elected Justice Of the Peace in that
citadel of loyalty-Gulich township.
This "ncck of woods" has evidently
been reconstructed, or the cold union.
savers could never bave elected Mr..
McKeirnan--and this, too, while near
ly a full vote was polled- We would
not be surprised to learn that the
Rump had appointed committee to
accertain whether the citizens of that
township are republican in form" OF
name only. McCully and FuIk erson
would make capital witnesses for an
investigation of this kind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

,isfmcfa fifladslrlir
!. 0sn. Nm. u. Mevanaiets, Democrat
n. Jacob nldruas, Radical
M. David A. Nafle.e pem gAiiD
w. 0corre conntll, Rad.
\. rkesisr. Dtlanare atd Nonlgomey VI.
worlhlnrion. G., u. Sunson,s Rais
vi. Bnchf--ll. J. Iindcrman,f Dem.
VII. LeAiok & NorihampioH RS nroun,'D.
VIII. Bsrfs-f. Dcpuy Dayls,f Dem.
TX. Sclwglkill-- WIN. N. handallf, Dem.
X. cfr6on, uonros, Piks and kugHe-
Chmlcion Burnett, Dem.
XI. bradford. Susgsehonia 4 lVyoming-
George Lnndon, Rad.
XII. Lnerns-l.. d. Shoemaker, Rad.
XIlI. Potter, 7ioga, H'kean aud Clinton
Warren Cowles, Rad.
XIV. Lgconing Caion and Sayfer--John u,
Boch,s Dem.
XIV. Northumberland ifonfour, Columbia aao
Suuivaa--0 GEORGE D. Jackson, Den.
XVI. D,Hpkia aud Lsbanon--G. Dawson
Coleman, Rad.
XVII. Lancoacr--E. Dllingielt, Joseph W
Fisher, both RAIDS.
XVIII. York and C,mberiaad--A. Iiestant
Glalz Dem.
XIX. Adams and Franklim-- David McCon
aughy, Rad.
Xxx. Somersef, Bedfo,d aud Falton--Aleran
der Stufrman, Rad
XXI. Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, hiGlin, Ju
niaia and Perry--S. 7. ShuEart, 9. j
Mlntyre,s both Dcms.
XXI. Cambria. Indiana and Jc6erson-Gcn
Harry White, Rad.
XIII. Ciearfsid, Comsron, Clarion, Forrest
and Eik-Willam A. Wsllace, Dem.
XIV. Weslmoreiand Fayefe and Greene
Thomas u. Scaright Dem.
XIV. allegheny l.. Graham, Russel
ErrCx.s both RAIDS.
XXyI. Wad( No. aud Beaser-A. W. Tny
lor. Rad.
XVII. Laurence, Bnfier rand ArinsfroHg--R. A
Browne, Rad.
XVIII. Mercer, Fenango aud Warren-I. {
Brown. Rad.
xxx. Crawford and Erie--M. B. Lowry" =
Radicals ~ Democrats, IA. Radical mg,
l. - IL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

The order published elsewhere
shows that we have government"
The defeat of Pope at Atlanta and
Ord at yicksburg, and the smashing
Of the negro bureau drawer contain
ing the remains of Swayne, by the
forces under the command of Moses, .
is heavy blow at despotism and
loyal thievery. This is just what
the President should have done six
months ago.