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mill Is sp,l sheriff Of the P.Ei.h Of oziean.

J. p. Cansrs = &c. y: Gesr4s Dleecrt-
Seventh District Court Sor tine par,sn OF Orleans,
No. 8l07.
mr. WRITE OF WRIT OF sBlxURR AND
t4sAle to ma directed BY the Honorable the Seventh
Diatricf Court for the PArish Il Oxleans, in the
asove emitted cause win proceed to cen It puhlie
sncfion. at the Merchants and Auctio9ee1S ~,
chsnSea ROYAL street. between Canal and Custe0.
honse 1treets in the Second District q ths Ok.
IN MONDAY, March n, 1871, ct twelve O'clock III.
the FOLLOWING described property, to Wit =
IT THREE CRkTAM LOTS or GROuND. with an
the improvements thereon and auourtensncea ~.
ioneina, situated in the suburb Wsshinston. Thirl
two twenty three and twenty four, Of square mum
Der twentyeight, bounded BY It. Avide, 81. John
the Baptisk Feliciana and Clouet streets, vhich
lots have the following Dimensions Numbers
TWENTY-FIVE and twenty -thrce measure each thirtv
ono net mont on Cloue9 street, BY one hundred IA
two feet ten inches and nix lines in depth ~ m
number tWenty-fOu measures thirty feet ffonf n.
IT. Avioe street, ~ 0ae hundred and twenty ~
IN ocpsn, according to , I'm q J. 4 Rneve. ~
surveyor, dated tho tweMo8-Afth janu0ry. Z I'm
aepostted Y tho c0ace Of Jooeph O1viNier. notsrv
poettc IN this city. $500 - 'sSs's'AJ
- - e. g: ksss.s1sS = 90 s,s1 $50
O. I'D ~ = LIZ ~ ~. - yssa ~
A1nAan sshsEae = - lssS<s - 6s,Ssan
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mhl4 % apis Sheriff Of the psri.a q orls..

TheeSere Bailly Bla1char4 ". 1aee. -
WiiIos-Fifth District Court Tor the par1sn OF
my vIRTUB OF "A WRIT OF eRIzURR AND eAL11 ~
Is ma directed by the Honorable the F1tn ~
frict Court 1Or the parish q Orleans n The above "a
ttied csuse win proceed to eel ~ pubic aoctsoos u
ti.e HcrchsntG and AuctioneefS Exchange. xOyea
.f'eef hefv een Canal and Custemhouae sereese. y
the Second District OF this city on s.,,D Dn.;
Narch 81 lo7l ct twelve O'cleok \, the OiiOwlns
de T%o R Rs9P1T Tors OF GROUND With an the
buiidinas and improvenents thereon. and appa +
tenances thereof situate in tho Third D1stf1cs o
this city deeienatsd - lots numbers FOUR ena nvS
Of squ:re number iorty-fvs, which y com9g,Se s
hart and 0irod ssreets a. per plan dep9ssea ~
once Of Joseph CuyillieI, notary PuDnc ~ n sn's
CITY by act dsted the hfth Of September, oS@
Which eaid lets measure each tn1ty-Sout 10y
fronf on the avenue st. Bernard. BY doPtn WY.
iu9 nom one hundred anl two fset 70 90 hu,afeo
and tWenty-seven feet. The two rear lines Deine
each only twenty-five feet in width. And when
property was acquired by said Willos. 0efendans
here in In manner following. to wit: -
Lot number four by purchase from victor Z; -
resolle and lot number i've by purchase ncm ~.
Alexander Castsing, BY two several acts neI9Io
Alexander Emile 6ienvenn, notary pnonc IN t.'s
CITY, on the four day Of January, 1o6l
6eisod I'm the above suit.
Terms-Caah ON the spot.
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Rudolph r. TheufeP W. ConseaDt1o -.
CoGnet-Seventh District Court for the parrish
Of Orleans, No. 500. Z
Dy VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SAIL
ID to me directed BY the Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of 0Eloans. In the
above entitled cause, Win proceed to cell ut public
auction, ct the Merchants and AuctionoerS tx
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city
ON FRIDAY, March 81, 1s7l, at twelve o'clock H.,
the following described property, to witt
ACRRTAlN LOT OF O1oOND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate In
the Esubourg Lafayette, Fourth District q this
city, IN the square bounded by yoecphine, Laurent
and white streets, and the division line Of the
property of the late William Gormley. which sad
L. Surgi. late civil engineer, dated Nay 81, 1877
depestfed In the Office Of L. r. Kenny, formerly
notary, and measures thirty feet six inches and
ive-eighths ff0nt ON Laurent street, By depth OF
one hundred feet three inches i've and half !ines
ON the division line Of lot No. Z, and one hundred
feet five inches two and . half lines ON ch0 side
NEXT to the property Of the late william Gormley.
and twenty three feet ten inches six and quarter
lines in width in the rear, American measure being
the same property purchased by the DEFENDANT
herein from William Druker, per act passed before
G. Lugenbuhl. late notary public In this city,
dated the seventh Of March, 1851.
Seized In the above suit. f 'is- II
Toxms-Cash on the spot. -.
an .,hrx 01>>eaN of<1 parisl, ~ (lrlnnnn
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Alexsnaer McNeil, Rebsrt ]. De-
snhrcgated, "a Michael j.. Hauok-
District Court for The paxish 81 Orleans. - J
QI vWTU1 OF WRIT or sRlxuRR AND e.
- to - directed BY IL Honornble - g!
yssssios 9suIt 11s H. R.sieA Il Orleene e |
Suction, at the Merchants ana AuetionseS
shanse, Royal stxeet bstwsea Canal an1 c.
nOHDAx, March 9. le7l. q twelve ocleek
'1 81 IIS3eE Hss9 sds ssRsSsX e vt :
the buildinsp and imueoyenenfs fkereon, ~
cgpgstena3ces thersv1eo 9Ioaging. dt1.aee.
the ytxst District of this 6ity, Designated q
numhoR seventeen Of square number -
BOUNDED y IeEpeichese. DFya4es, Heren.s
1ueerpe eteeets. 9Aid lot weabur1ng IN A.,s y.
1easaEe thkty4ee net ten inches ard ta5>s =
1Y1s "a Ee<petohore stxc9k ~ ninety az -
oopehs between parallel np6a !.
Being tie oone properly purchased BY de1eod1
mon AAell4ns Druenn, per oct executes e1 y.
3urtee1t6 January, 1854. before Michael %
then notary pubic In this city.
A1nea n the shove eu1t.
'1sems-CAah On the spot.
r. 4 QAHVLWkTs
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Yhou1ab J0rda VI. N. Ruiz ard q. Rnuas
nOla-6eventh District Court for the pos3sk n

mh17.p4 10 Sheriff Of the parish Of orleans.
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mhss apll q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orieans.
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frmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson,
Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman,
Butler, Campbell, Coupland, Daigle, Fish,
Futch, Gallup, Harris. Herwig, Hunsaker,
Ingraham, jerks, KelsO, Lewis, Lynch,
McMillen, holland, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinch
back, Raglan, Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher,
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whit
ney, Wilcox-36.
Against confirmation: None.
The nomination of J. w. Mallory was
confirmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson,
Antoine. Barber, Blackman, Bowman,
Butler, Campbell, Coupland, Daigle, Fish,
Fatch, Gallup, Harris. Herwig, Hunsakcr,
Ingr.ham, jerks, Rslso, Lewis, Lynch,
back, Raglan. Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher,
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whit
| ney, Wilcox-36.
| Against confirmation: None.
The nomination of James H. Posey was
confirmed BY the following vote:
For condrmation: Messrs. Anderson,
Butler. campbe1 Uoupiand, Daigle, Fish,
| Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunssker,
| Ingraham, jerks, Kelso, LEWIS, Lynch,
McHillen, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinch
back, Raglan, Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher,
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whit
ney, Wilcox-36.
Against confirmation: None.
Tho nomination Of James 8. Fowler was
confirmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Hessrs. Anderson,
lar, Campbell, Ceuplaud, Daigle, Fish,
Eufeh1 4a1lmn. Hay1ias HnrWiO HunaAkAr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

A New FEATURE.-We learn that
the County Commissioners have prepared, and viii
10 few days send to each board Of Township
Auditors transcript Of their respective Road and
School accounts for 1870. The account win show
the balance due at the settlement Of January. A.
d. 1870, the amount Of unsoatcd Road and School
taxes assessed for 1870 well the cash balance
10 the County Treasurer's hands january, 1871,
and the balance meollcc,od. The statement alec
shows the number and amount Of each unscatcd
road order, and to whom issued, as wen as tn,
amount Of unscaied School tax received By The
District Trcasurers besides setting forth the exon
erations and County Troasurer's per ccntagc.
This statement will enable tho Township Audi
torI to correctly charge each Supervisor and sehoo
Treasurer with the unseatod Road and School taxes
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Lelier rrom Cnrlren,rilIe.

cunwrSsvuur. March 10, 1874.
NJ. Goodlandcri It IL evident 10 mo that IA,
fanatics and fools are not all dead. There appear,
70 be one IN this town, nnd you have one IN clear
Held The ono wrote letter and tho other printed
u. A. ono Of your friends, have this to cav ta
youi should Mr.. Greeley, or any other Rcpubli.
can, be brought TO this county to deliver lcoturc
and should there be a Democrat fool or hnave
enough TO write YOU letter similar to the one
which appeared In the Journal Of the slh. signed
"ll denouncing Mr.. pomeroy, hope you will
not be foolish enough TO print it, but burn Il, out
Of respeei for your friends and common dcecney
Yours DEMOCRAT.
We arc very much obliged to our friend for his
advice but we deem It entirely unnecessary in this
instance, because We have some Judgment aud
Independence lei, besides being willing to cncoun-
ter, and in fact solicit both advice and criticism,
from friend and foe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

A LITTLE MIXED Many of the
tax payers manlfest considerable excitement ovor
the fac, that the County Commissioners, in equal
ising tho assessment, have been compelled to
raise the property in a large portion Of the town
ships. Thus, farm or Loase and lot, which was
valued last year at $500, now is raised to sl0oe.
This alarms them, supposing that the mills are
the same as last year Ia this they are mistaken.
The Board, instead Of imposing IS nils as last
year, now only assess mills. We will Illustrate
the mode indicated thus Last year Mr.. Smiths
farm was assessed at $500 his County and
Bounty tax was $3.50. This year his farm is as
sossed at $1,000, and his tax is SI-dfy cents
less than last year. Now, will any well disposed
citizen just point out where the alarm comes in ?
Besides, is not Mr.. Smiths property placed at a
respectable value, and the virtue of tho assessors
oath and the credit of both oBnor and assessor
materially Strengthened
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

FATAL ACCIDENT. While Messrs.
E. b. Baker and John Sicily were engaged in
rolling logs from pile at Cherry Tree, on Tues
day last, one of the logs came down and strucl,
the latter gentleman, breaking his left leg in three
places between the ankle and knee, and holding
him fast 10 position. Almost Immediately anoth-
er log became detached from the pile and it too
came down upon Mr. stcfy, striking aud shattcr-
ing his other leg in a schocking manner, and this
completing the work of death, or rather injuriug
him 50 terrible that he died the same night. The
deceased, who bore an excellent reputation, was
not above 2j years Of ago, ana had been married
but short time. His companion, Mr.. Baker, for
whom he was working, made his escape by jump
ing into the river Cambria Freeman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

OUR SrEETs.-lf f the residents of our
borough are not ashamed Of the streets, We would
like to know how deep the mud must get to mako
them feel 50. We have paid street tax for ten
years yet It Is very evident that the streets are in
q far worse condition now than they were ten years
ago. why not therefore quit paying tax, or see
that the money is expended in iuiicious manner
Our citizens have paid tax enough the past five
years to properly grade and plank al least Market
and Second streets, yet they are disgrace from
ghieh we cannot escape. Why don't The authori-
ties borrow money and improve the strocis, as they
do in other boroughs, aud merely assess enough
tax to pay the interest We have been paying the
Interest on $4,000 annually, yet our streets are
worse than ever. We might just as well be asked
to pitch ave- ten or twenty dollar srcenbaek into
the streets every Spring as to ongai submit to thr
iriaing mode Of repairing them. Our high church
s,ecplo., when contrastod with our muddy streets
present sorry spectacle. II looks little like
keeping pig IL toe parlof.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

To THE TRADE desire to call the
attention Of the trade to my stock Of lake FISH
having, for the past thirteen years made tbi.
branch Of business a specially. Ny stock, at this
time, is the largest ever held in this city. | an
prepared to furnish dealers, promptly, by The
dray or car load, and have made arrangements fui
shipping by the car load al special rates, from
Detroit, SanduslSy, Huron, Vermillion or Cloyo.
land, and also from Pittsburgh to any points in
Pennsylvania or Ohio, A. shippers may wish.
would also call the attention Of dealers TO my OK.
tensive assortmentan and stock ofcorn brooms, broom
corn, and broom materials all Of which can sup.
ply at very low rates. JAWS CoSSoR,
Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

SHOULD BE CuANGED.-Much com,
plant is made, and justly, too, by Supervisors
Township Auditors and 0versecrs Of the Poor IN
this county, to the effect that their wages hav,
never been raised above the old one dollar pei
day. liza man never asks for anything he seldom
gets much. So If thOsc officers never petition th,
Legislature to raise their wages, it is hardly prob
able that they will raise them.
Since writing the foregoing, VIC learn that pc
tiuons are being circulated in Boggs, Decatur and
Bradford, asking the Legislature to raise the
wages Of those officers to two dollars per day,
This is step 10 the right direction and If th'
petitions are forwarded to Senator Wallace ih,
prayer Of the petitioners will be heard.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

EDUCATIoNAL-lt seems that Prof.
Harrison is determined to make the Academy n
School second to none in the State. While tho
Trustees have most tastily and comfortably fitted
up the school rooms, Prof. II. has been laboring
for the improvement Of the school in another dii
rcction, and has succeeded in securing the servi-
ces Of On additional teacher, gilmore than ordinary
atthinmoBts, both as to education and experience.
Miss Broome comes nmoagus highly reeommen-
ded. She is graduate afthc Baltimore Female
College and has had considerable experience in
teaching in The best graded schools. She will
take charge Of The female department Tho other
teachers Of the Academy are too well known tc
this community As fr,t.class teachers, to require
at our hands, any accommodation. Read the
advertisement in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

NFw PosToFFIoE.-During the past
week Mr.. Gaulin and Mr. Wm. Reed have pnr.
chased site on the south side Of Market street
between Second and Third streets, where we under.
stand they intend to erect two brick store rooms
thEse stories high, in which q room will be pre-
pared suited for a Postoficc, somsthing very much
needed. This is the right kind Of enterprise, and
We hope our Young friends will nee, with success
In their undertaking
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Terms of Subscription,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ðodlst Episcopal Church--Rov. ]. II
bnp, pastor.-Public Service every Sabbath
Ia A NJ, and u =. NJ.
kbbith School at A. NJ.
knyor Meeting every Thursday, ut y ?. NJ.
bmmunon Service, FIRST Sabbath OF every
In, ilUi A. NJ.
n. Andrews Church--Episcopal--Re Rev
Mo- HALL.-puhlic Service Sunday morning
II O'clock, and at p. M.--Sunday School al
n M-pWycr Meeting Wednesday evening
O'clock.
Church--Rov Mr.. DUrLEn.-
Dc service every sabbath, morning and even.
BAPTIST Church-Rev. W. B. SEISNrR, Pas.
Public services every Sabbath, morning OF
hing alternately.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Those who do.
y gn to send their children to Miss Swans school
The coming term, win please bear in mind the fact
That the Spring term commences on Monday, the
10th Of April. For terms, &c, see advertisement.
This school has became an institution in our midst,
Gnl we are pleased to know that ii ia success "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

MR. PoMERoY's LEoTURE.-Accord-
ing to the bills the celebrated "Brick" Pomeroy
delivered lecture on Success" in the Court
HOUSE, on Wednesday night last. Noiwithfland-
ing the almost impassible condition OF our streets
and the roads, and rafting food on hand, too
the Court House was crowded With the most intel
hgcnt audience that ever assembled in It, The
lecture field has been occupied but a short time by
Nr. Pomeroy, yet he dcports himself Ike vcier-
an, and IL he remains 10 Il be will in another sea
son be able to cope with those who have occupied
It for many Years. We predict for him the same
"su-csss" 10 that field that be has Acquired in
newspapcriom- second to none.
Ills lecture related mainly to the practical Affairs
of lf, nerspliced with those plain matters Of fact
which are a. hard to remove or overcome as noun.
tain'. lie very plainly indmatod that be had
several years ago abandoned the idea Of pleasing
everybody. and that his lecture would In shi. par
tieular prove q success"
ys ha. promised TO deliver D,mssr,ii, ,,,,ur,
in this county seneiime between thi. and No,sm.
j., 1879. lie is Radical tu-r., y, .,,' ~.
,....,3 Only 70 oraat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

Dr.. +. Plato, formerly af Syracuse, n. y,
desires to inform the people Of clearfeld and
vicinity that he has permanently located among
them for the purpose Of practcing bis profession.
The Doctor will be in readiness to attend to all
professional calls, either day night His Office
Is on Reed street. south side, between the Railroad
aud Second street. where he may be found when
not engaged elsewhere. marS-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

New FIRM-An advertisement in
ted with him in tho dry goods and notion trade,
his brother Robert, and the business title will
hereafter be Reed Brothers. They are now re-
ceiving large stock Of new and fashionable goods
In their line
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

A STABLE ScENT.-Our streets, all
oonfeEs, are filthy and offensive enough in their
present submerged condition, yet, when fronted
by stables, things become more so. The idea that
our borough authorities tolerate a nuisance of this
kind is indeed surprising at this age Of refinement
aud progress. We deem a.hint sufficient to the
present intelligent borough authorities
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

An OUTRAGE.-We learn inciden.
Ily that shooting affair came of at curwensyills
ae nisht last week, in which man named Robi-
% shot Mr.. Rocd, hotel keeper, through the
8. The wound, though serious, is not likely to
-oye fatal. Robson is said to have lcfl for parts
,knovo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

RATHER PREMATURE-A portion of
the Court, including some agricultural attorneys
from over the mountain, and oilers, arrived in
town on Monday for the purpose ofholding Court.
But, as the Act Of Assembly had Fixed next week
as the time, the parties adjourned to meet at that
p,rfod
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15
Private Sale of Real Estate
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VNHE subscriber win o1er at private sale, on
reasonable terms the following Real Estate,
situate in Glen Hope, Clearheld county, Pas a
large two-story plank house, l0xi0 iccti store
room 20x4O feet ware room, 1920 feet. The
house Is the best In Glen Hope, well finished, and
having a large oollss underneath. Was built In
1867. never failiHg we'll, and wood and wash
house, barn, l3oxi0,) Ice house. sufficient 10 hold
GO or 20 tons Of ice and all other necessary out
buildings.
Also. a large quantity Of merchandise, consist
ing Of groceries. dry goods, qucenswarc, notions
d large lot Of clothing and all other goods genor-
ally kept 10 a country store.
Also, 10 600 feet Of prime onk and pine square
timber, on the bank Of Clear6old creek.
The above described property viii be sold to.
rothcr or, " desired the store goods will be sold
on reasonable terms and lease given Of The store
room.
For further information apply to the subscriber
Al his residence 10 Glen Hope.
WILLIAM s. DICKEY.
Feb. g, iS7i.sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

ONms OWN HooK.-It will be observ.
oi by an advertisement, that Mr.. J. Miles Krat-
rer has engaged in the mercantile business on hil
own account, at the old stand on Second street
where the patrons Of the firm, and all new ones
will hhd him ready to wait upon them. CAL and
see him and his stock Of new goods.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

SELECT ScHooL.-Miss Belle Welch
I made complete arrangements for opening a
Get school for girls at curwensyille. 1t will
|eD On the 18th of April. Her reputation as
'Oher Is well established, aud that her school will
Success" no one need doubt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15
Clothing.
How to Save Money.

VsHE times are bard you'd like to know
How you may save your dollars
The way TO do 1t ! will show,
II you will read what follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard az his trade,
Bat had a household TO support
That squanderod all he made.
mot him once. Says he. "Nly friend,
! look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myself a suit
But can't save up enough"
Says I, my friend, how much have yoai
I'll tell you where TO 60
To get a suit that's sound and cheap;
To REIZENsTETN a 90.
He tooh what little he had saved.
And went to Roirenaein A Brothers,
And there be got handsome suit,
For half he paid to others
Nov he is home, he looks so we'll,
And their effect is such,
That when thoy take their daily meal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now hc finds on Saturday night,
With al theis wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some TO lay aside.
His good success, with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tolls TO all.
II you'd save money, 70 and buy
Your clothes At
RBfzEEsTEIN's CLOTHING HALL
Where the cheapest, auest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had 70 sui
every taste and 10 every style srYlhT'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-15

HANDSOME FRoNT.-The new Drug
be erected on Second street. by Messrs. Harts-
n Irwin, will, when finished, present fne
'teanneo and be an ornament to that locality.