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~~&o - A<outstaue~
TIE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. o. o. ,.
Meets semsnnusy the fourth Tuesday IN January
July New Orleans Officers for the present year 1855 n
kushAs Of No q M W Grand Master; p Hum Of No. So
X w. D. Grand Master: Z. II Faircbid, Of No. u, Z.
Grand warden; Josiah Foser ofNO r. W. Grand Secre
tay; w. Dslesdenier of 20. w. Grand Treasurer;
Luther Bones Of No rs and Dunlap Of No Is, X. W.
O. Representatives L o. Rev O. Il More, Of No. IS ".
Grand Chaplain; John B. BsnAOf No. W. Grand Marshal;
A. hszureau, Of No. co. w. Grand Conductor J. Rerer
Of No. 10. Grand Guardian; r. G. ]. n. Leohn, Of No.
Is. ". Grand herald
DKrurr DIsrRIor GRAND MAsrKRs-P. @. John Barnett
Of No. H. District No. .; p O. A. ]. vsndegrH Of No O.
District No 5; p a. Grsamore Of No 81 District No.
&; p. O. s. P. Clarke Of No IS District No 8; B. e.
Clancy No District No. 7; O. Jacob schreiner Of
No, Sc District No IL; p q II. Hun.icher Of No a. Dis
triet No. u; p O. q. W Guth Of No. %. District No.
oorxrrrxzs STATE Of the orde-P q. sire Geo
w. Race Of No. II; @. Master W. c. Wilson, Of sa s;
r. a. Master Gardnef Smith, Of No II.
JvdiciaL-P O. Master Lufber Homes, Of No. Is; p q.
ID. ID. g. n Phi Schneider, Of No. To- P. G. D. wsidnsr
No. a.
Consultation and By Las.-P. O. Master George Nungss-
Of No. %; P. @. Henry Haskell Of No. TO- p q. VIM
Nisstt, Of No. II.
Petions and Appeu,,. p O. Master j. g. Dunlsp of No.
Is; p O. L. Graham. of No a.; p. d. q. N. Benjamin
Moses. sfNo.s
Legslanpe-P O. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. s;
O. Master Howard MnlsPaush, OF No. ~; p @. Joseph
Sest, OF No.
hnGnee-P. O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6; P.
@. Master Edward PsbuTy ofEo. l6; p. g. L p. Tower
0fNo. r.
Credetidl-P @. A. ". MaeDons OfEo Is; P. q. Frank
Pfstsr, Of No. q; P. @. George Dirmeyer, Of No a.
An communications the n. w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded TO the Of the Grand
csts tho Crescent Mutual Insuranes Company
Der Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER Grand Secretary.
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i. o. o. r.

Bsion Rouge ocers-oscar BArbee Q. p; L. c. Morris
II. r.; b. cEAsinsky, Scribe
WASHINGTON ENoAMPMBrT No.d
Meets the second xnd fourth Mondays each nonth
hArgnv Buidings Third District omcers y. stAAe O. p
H. y. sturckea, II. p; J. Rsiner, Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENos~PNEST NOT.
Meets the FIRST and third Wednesday jefferson Rail
Of Magazine and Phillip Fourth District
Ritter Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets the once Of the Grand Secretary the second
Monday IN January, April, July and Octsssr The
Board the third Monday January for orgsn1s
ton Oficers-. O. D1alap President Josiah Foger seere
tsry, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets In Office Grand ecrstary FIRST Friday evening ever,
month. Oncers-A W Mcdonald, President; Josiah PoRes
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RKLIRP AS
ISOLATION.
Meets In Office Grand Secretary Saturday Of each men
Annual meeting last Saturday mary ocers for 1865
E. N Rushs President; q W Roper Fr.t Vice President
~ Phssr Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary
A Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In each month Once Of the Grand
Secretary. Election first Monday May for Dirsctorx
Board roR ls68-Presidena-E. NJ Rashs N W O N.
Finance cOamittee-J q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter:
Eusens Brugers.
Hall Couazittse-G. l. ThOs. a. Shields e A. Fairehad
George Dirmeyer
Buildtss COn1asoe-E N. Russia; Luther Homes Geor.s
NuDgesser.
@. W. Roper. Il. xInspaush s. e Moore. a. L. Hsn,,
Haskell
. JOSIAH FOLGER. secretary
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OFFICIAL.
DEGRADATION. ..PROCLA NATION
OF QUARANTINE


STATE OF LouIsIGNA, Executive DBPIRrxxSr
New Orleans, May q, 1853 4
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
lbtb entitled An establish Quara pro
lection Of the State provides the Governor 81 the
shall ssue bis UrOcismasn the dvce the
declaring place where there shall be
eve pest ena contagious Infections disease exists TO
be an Injected place and stating the number days
SDtine t be performed by the vessels ON
&C. and crews coming from such place places
Now eefoIe In pursuance o. the provons Of the act
Aforesaid, do issue this my proclamation a. hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter be infec
that Ve-se together with Ulcers sengers
eargoes arriving from said places having
stopped AZ Of them, shall be sBoect Quarantine
lees than ten days. for longer period
sdered the Board of Hezh effect from
and .fter the promu sti1n OF this proclamation.
Any violation Of the Quarantine here procsimed
will be severely punt he'd. II penalties prescribed BY
law dee ed inadequate the ties be d.
hyered 70 the military Authorities be dealt
The pacss which hereby declared infected
SAID, are the following . wit:
An the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and the port
Of Vera Cruz IN NJ. xicO
Gvsn under my md Of the State a. above and
the Independents Of the United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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Enenmpmeuts.

THE R. W. GRAND EECAMPAENr OF LOUISIANA
Meets semiannuRy the urth Wednesday IN January
and jay ofHeers ls6S-J Twnnemore. ONO. 5, NJ W.
Grand Patriarch; A ". Macdonel Of No 5, N. E Grand
high PRIEST Jules A For-t Of No l. R ". Grand Ward
sn; ~ C. Wilson, No l. r. W Grand Scribe; B. DHsilvs
OF No l. r. W. Grand Treasurer. Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. s. r. W. G. Juzior Wardes A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No. l. X. ". Grand Representative
eargs Nungesser ONO Z W. O. Marshall; Frank Paster Of
No T. W Grand Sentinel; N. Frsnkford Of No. ". d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No, Dis Nc. Deputy
District Grand Pstriarch
srAEpiEs commandments and RfuA&-JOth-
am Potter Of No. l. wm Bloomfield, Jr, Of No. A MAEu-
resu, of No. )
sat, Of "a, ord.r-J O. Dunlap Mol Luther Homes
ofNo l, @. TinemAn, Of No 6
Fuuanoe-K NJ Russia, Of Nc. 7, John B. Heno, Of No l
0eo. c. KauH, OF No. 6
Consolidation a'd By-LIr&-HowaEd MlspAnsh, ofNe6,
Edward Plsbury. ofNo 5 II. sturcken, Emo. &
Subordinate EneamPments.
wILDEy NO. l.
heen on the First Third Saturdays OF each month,
Lcdge Room No the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psny. Oneer.-B Ds silva, O. p; A. Temson, n. p. (;
Thomas II. Jones scribe.
HOBAH kScAMPaENT NO s.
Meets the Second and Fourth saturday, Of each month In
Lodge Room No l, the Cr.scsut Mutual Insurance
Company. oHicers-GeO. ". Saalsr C. p; j. Il. Burke
H p; W. Wright Scribe
MAGNOLIA ESCAMPMENT no. a
Meets the second and fOurh saturdays each months
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The Trustees Rave resolved to pay INTEREST DIvI
bend OFTEN Pr CENT per Ennum the cash pay
OF Capital Stock, and q ASH IVfDENO Of FIJI
TEEN FER CENT 20 Stockholders their earned PARTED
day Of June, Text, 1858.
they nave resolved call for insameDt of TEN
Ger Capital stock OF the Company payable
9efoTe the TNErTY -SEvbrTH d. Of june next 1868
hICaEL NILSSON President.
HARsON D0ANE, Vice President
Ep. 4. PALFRKY, Secretary. -.-.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
VIII he npen for tie reception Of visitors by the FIJI
TEENTH JUNE Nj XT, with accommodations for
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS.

These Springs sccesss by the Virginia Central Ran
road sHd 4 eOns fru MbO Depot twenty thee
miles BY The Oh route and alter the LIST Of July from Coving
1 u, o the Central Raj road, by turnpike
under cnstuciop, OF easy grsds, sixteen miles to ths
prin.s -
1be Medicinal vrues Of these are SO generally and
tavoIably known thar would be useless in the an
sdyerts, attempt to give Of the cures
effected by their .-- 49, -
Pamphlets obtained by application to Msssrs PUR-
CbLL. LADD CO.. Druggists, Richmond or 10 the
Agents at The Spngs With OF the most
BILE cures effected by their Thirty the most compl
eaec spd terrible diseases bat humanity spbectt
1he Injury snd nygoating effect of the at the
Spr nes are mnent d on by ali who have used them
hese Springs are Delightfully."- situated in the Warm si
Hot Cod Spout Baths and shower and Plunge Baths
at ali hours Pure Free tone Water from tie mountains is
conveyed through the buildings and grounds sOraing
ample supply for all purposes
All appi for health comfort
vidsd-a tine and Of Muse Billiard Room, len Pin
Alley etc
Tf BLAIR BURy ELL, Resident Physician.
Commune ion b. NAH and telegraph daily
pCARD-s3 per day: 81 per week, and SIS per month.
RFFEhENCE Ia mace TO the following gentlemen Of New
Orleans, who have visited the He ling Springs
Messrs. Go Lesssseur, Nessrs ID l. Kernion,
=. john Firney. :. Samuel Gilmore,
u N bonner . Alfred Kesyny,
JOHN L. EUBANK, Agent
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from the books Of the Company.
OHAs BRIGGS. President
.. p ROW. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Bvsm and subscribed before this sd day March,
IsS6 PAUL w. COLLEFs,
Third Justice Of The Psaos.
Six per interest all outstanding Scrip win be paid
70 the legal holders thereof the Monday
oHAS BRIGGS President
AR. CARRILRx, Vice President -.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
=" H6OUGH TO BLADoN SPRINGS
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS.
-
Passengers leaving New Orleans FRIDAYS by any of
the Morgan Mail steamers, viii Mobile with Capt
Frank Stone s.coOl and comfortable packet ..-.
Prairie State,
and win be landed at the Springs the SUNDAY following
in time for Dinner Fare through neadng hack hire from
the river out TWELVE DOLLARS For further pArticu.
lars apply to O. A. WHITNEY CO.,
50 and 50 Camp street.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every fret third Saturday, IN Lodge Room No
ever Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets OacersA MAzureAn, D. Nj Chs. q.
Meis D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and treasurer
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KEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF PAGES.
Devoted 20 southern Interests
Cssysn Years of Kxis.sneeJ

most ssrnandAhs publication families and esunty
people practice the elegant French language review
sAbsrsely political Of week the situation
he country the New Orleans American the Interesting
fActs Il Louisiana the Acu tura and commercial sfairs
the community the market price current the theatrical sorse
hetsrxry and scientific productions Of the day and gives
great variety Of useful ct instructive gems humortss
Anscdotss. and all thai composes hrst class psper
SUBSCRIPTION; 90 PER ANNUh-
ma "a pages Of La RENAISSANCE are editsd %
columns and the Advertisements - eonspcn0usy as
play cd with reading IN each page that skes ths
Ourns, Of advertising mediums Of the South.
Job -1ting don- In all languages Cont street., eorns
Of kxchanss Ansl. New orlsAns
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

It Is evidently getting too hot IN
the Rump Senate for that sclfcstccm-
ed hero, Forncy. During the session
of tho Senate on the 18th inst, Mr.
Wade, President pro tempore, present
ed to that body a communication from
Mr. ]. W Forncy, resigning the Office
Of Secretary Of the Senate. Mr. Cam
cron moved that it be accepted, but,
on motion of Mr., Sumner, it was laid
on the table sor the present Quite a
number of candidates arc already
mentioned for the position. Among
them are cx.Senators Foster Of Con
necticut, Creswell of Maryland, Thos,
i. Tullock, Secretary Of the Radical
Executive Committee, two or three
Genoials, and dozen other Radical
placohunters.
The result Of this move will be that
the Radical majority will refuse &c
removc the "dead duck" which fact
he was given to understand. The
"Winpebago Chief" may, however
succeed in having him kicked out o
his nest. Injuns and Ducks canno
be hathed in the same nest. Nature
forbids it.
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Sheri0r's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri Faeias issued
ID out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
ClearGeld courty, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE at the Court
House in the borough Of Clearleld, on Thursday
the 2sth day Of May, 1885, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
the following property, to wit
Two certain lots in the town OF @ len Hope,
aud on the plot OF said town as No. 3 and 4,
bounded as follows fronting on Main street
1872 feet, and back to Spruce street l60 feet
more or less on the east by lot No. 2 and on
the west by alley, with a small house erected
thereon. Seized, taken into execution, and to
be sold as the property Of Z. Rskessraw.
Ezs- Bidders will take notice that is per cent.
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or il will be put up
again for sale. CYRENIUs HOWE.
SHERIFF's 0FPicE, Sheriff.
Clearfcld. Pa. May IA, 1858.
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guilty of high crime and misdc.
meanor in office.
The article was read by the Clerk.
Tho first name on the roll, that Of
Senator Anthony Of Rhode Island,
being called, he arose, aud the Chief
Justice, also standing, addressed to
him this formula "Mr Senator An.
thony How say you, is the rcspon.
dent. Andrew johnson, President OF
the United States, guilty or not gull
ty of high misdemoanor as charged
in the article p
Mr.. Anthony responded "Guilty,"
and so tho vote went on till all the
Senators had responded, the vote
summing up, yeas, thirty-five, nays
nineteen, rs follows:
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JusT LIKE THEM,-The General
Conference of the negro branch of the
Methodist Church North, which has
been in session at Washington for
some time past, took hand at i'm
peachment on Friday last. The day
previous the Conference passed a res
olution TO the effect that the members
should assemble at 10 o'clock on Fri
day, and offer up a united prayer for
the conviction and impeachment of
the President. Friday came, and the
black prayers were beloved heaven
ward with Amen succeeding Amen
but from the results of Saturday we
are led to believe that neither the
Almighty, nor the Rump Senate, gave
those prayers the slightest attention.
The White Branch, in session at the
same time at Chicago, played the
clown in similar way on Saturday
and with like results. Their prayers,
like the great conspiracy, are failure.
What a pity the Lord cannot find work
in his vinyard for these meddlesome
clergymen to do.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

The Ohio Legislature may now 60
home. The Democratic maj iority have
been holding off for a month TO put a
true blue in Mr. WADE,s place. They
have oeen disappointed, and it is just
possible that their Joy over the verdict
Of atquittal is slightly qualified.
Pittsbrg Commercial
We wonder if Mr. Wade, and some
body else, have not "been disappoin-
ted too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

TuEIa WoE.-The Affections that
have ovcrtaken the "loyal millions Of
the North" and the niggers in the
South, within tho past week, are near
ly as serious as those which befel
them three years ago, when the "late
lamented" was overtal1en by Sic Sem
per Tyranus in Ford's Theatre. Grape
and black muslin are not quite so
plenty, but we presume their pains
are as acute, If not so expensive. We
wish TO sympathizc with them in their
bereavement; but from uncomfortable
circumstances, some how, we are driv-
en- to be "gay and happy STILL" from
the fact that the Government" has
escaped the hands of the assassins of
lis liberties with but a stain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres
w ident Judge Of The Court Of Common Pleas
Of the twenty. fifth Judicial District. composed Of
the counties Of Clearfeld. Centre and Clinton -
and Hon. SAMUEL CLYDE and Hon JACOB
WILHELM. Associate Judges Of Clearaeld CO.,
have issued their precept to me directed, for the
holding Of Court Of Common Plcas, at the
Court House in Clearheld, In aud for the county
Of Clenrheld, commencing on the fourth MON
DAY l25th day. Of MAY, 1865, aud to continue
one week.
NOTICE is. therefore, hereby given. to par
ties, jurors and witnesses, In and for said coun-
ty Of Clsarhsld to appear in their proper per
sons at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said dsy. to do
those things VII ieh to their Offices. and in their
behalf, pertain TO be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld, this fth
daY Of May, ia the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty eight
ClRENIUS HOWE Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
Something u-rong.

The individual who denies the right
of voting to the negro in Ohio, Wis
consin, Michigan, Kansas, or any
other State where the negro was born
a freeman, and by long association
with his particular friends, who are
always controlled by "grand moral
ideas" and, from other surrounding
circumstances, might possess some
knowledge of our system of govern
ment, and then claim the franchise
for him in Virginia, Georgia, Loulsi-
ana, and other States, where he was
born a slave, and of necessity ignor-
ant of the rights and duties of free
man, must be a fool or he supposes
his neighbors to be such. If but hall
is true, with reference to the ignor-
anco and debauchery of the late slaves,
that their particular friends have for
a quarter of a centuary said about
them, they are wholly unfit to exer-
else the right Of suffrage. Yet we
see and hear those who claim to be
honest, upright, God-f airing men, We
hement and loud in their demands to
give the ignorant Southern negro the
ballot, while they deny it to their
free "brother" in the North. Can a
man be considered honest who rever-
ses himself so completely In our
view he must be as ignorant as be
would have us believe the late slaves
to have been, or he is rascal of the
first water. The man who thus deals
with his neighbors' liberties has but
few scruples to overcome until he Is
ready to rob him of his property, and
will, if the opportunity offers, ex
change his patriotism for "green
back,7-at 40 per cent. discount al
that.
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Valuable Town Property

CiITUATE on the Southwest corner Of Cherry
- aud Third Streets. lbeing Railroad sireel,l 10
wit; LOT, with good two-story plank build
ing thereon. SO by ls feet, room on each floor,
suitable for store, or other business Also, the
adjoining LOT with two-story dwelling house
thereon, apd several other TOWN LOTS.
Also, lot Of well-burnt BRICK, and good
assortment Of sTONEWARE, such as Crooks,
Jugs, Jars, Fruit Cans, ETC., at reduced prices.
For further information, inquire at the Stone
ware Pottery Of i. LElTZlNGER,
|. myl4-6m Cloarfeld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
"THE FLORENCE"

~ he Florence is the best family Sewing Ma
L chine made; has reversible feed; runs the
work either way AT the convenience Of the oper-
ator Changing the length of stitch can be
done whilst the machine is In motion. The
tension on the lower thread Is elf-adjusting,
The shuttle is much larger than in other ma
chimes, holding a much larger b0bbin. Each
m achine has complete outfit Of hemmer. quill
ter, self.sewer, braider, corder &c. is highly
ornamental, aud is warranted to be all that is
claimed for H.
Machines can be seen at the house Of the sub
scriber, who has them on hands for sale, or can
furnish them on short notice. AZ manufacturers
prices THOMAS MILLS.
clearfeld, May II, 1s6s-3L
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BOARD OF VISITORS The President
has appointed the following board of
visitors TO West Point Military Acad-
emy General VIM. b. Franklin, Con-
necticlt; General John Williams, Ten
ncssee Prof. VIM. G. Peake, New
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sissppi; Prof Henry Coppee, Penn
sylvania; A. B. Judd, Illinois.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
Mlisrsllanrous.
Clearneld Academ1
Rev. P. l.. HARRISON, ANN

u,HE FOURTH SESSION " M,r.J
lnsiic year Of this Institution Nh u
on MONDAY, the Alb day Of MAY IA
Pupiln can enter az any time. nj
charged with tuition from the tine n,
the close Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embracci n.
included In a thorough, practical ~
plishcd education for both sexes.
The Principal, having bad the AZ
much experience In bis profession, 4
rents and guardians that his entire /
energies will be devoted 70 the moral
tai training Of the youth placed undert
TERMS or TUITION.
0rthography, Reading, Writing. ana
Arithmetic, per Session ( u weekl)
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
History
Algehra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Ph
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Bv
and Physical Geography
Latin, Greek and French, with any q
above Branches
as-No deduction will be made I,
rD- For further particulars inquire
Rev. Y. l.. HARRISON,
Clesrfeld, Feb. 6, 1868 If. ?