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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

Tho Pittsburgh Gazette says Cam
cron was selected rs chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations, be.
cause Of his "purity and integrity"
Nothing In the writings of Artcmus
Warl can snrnnss that.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

Z. G. Daniel, late Cashier Of tn,
Webster National Bank, Boston, has
been arrested for embeEzoling the
funds of that institution. Henry W,
Pittman of the North National Bank
has been arrested on n similar charge
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

JUsT LIKE TuEM-Scnator Morton
thinks Congress ought not adjourn
until some stringent legislation is
adopted TO break up lawlessness in the
South, and protection is afforded loyal
people. In other words, the re con.
struction acts should be so amended
as to aid the Radicals in that section
OF the Union at the coming elections,
They have tried bayonets, iron-clad
oalhs, carpet. baggers, scalawags and
negroes, aud all have failed. The
people will vote the Democratic tick
Ct Now the Ku Klux humbug is
pushed into the foreground, and Con.
gress asked to base still more outra.
geous laws upon that stale device.
Efforts are making to enlist General
Grant in this movement. But he hes.
itates. Ii is too transparent, even
for him. Besides he is beginning to
think that perhaps Senator Morton is
not quito disinterested in this matter.
He may have an axe to grind, aud in
this manner hopes TO make the Presi.
dent turn the stone. The additional
fact that Senator Sumner is in league
with Senator Morton in this matter,
will not recommend il to General
Grant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
Important 10 Lumbermcn.

UE respectfully make this announcement to
w inform the lumhermcn that the Moshannon
Hotel situated on the river hank opposite thu
mouth Of Moshannon Greek, will be IN full blast
the coming spring, for their accommodation.
The proprietor has spared no pains or expense In
making ample provisions for the comfort Of nj.
guests
The dig river rock" that heretofore has becn
a great hindrance TO RATS landing hrrr, has been
removed, which makes Il q safe and convenient
landing. wM. scHNARRs.
n. IA road has been opened along the river
from the Hotel to karthsus, which makes Il very
convenient for those that wish to return home
by the way Of the mouth Of Moshannon.
March |, iS7l-tt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

Jefferson Davis is in Montgomery,
Alabama, in business with his insu.
rance company. In answer to sere.
made he returned thanks, but made
no allusion TO any public matters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

The police Of Now York arc now
confident that they have found out
the murderer OF Mr.. Nathan. lie
goes under the name of Bill Forester,
but has many aliases The police feel
confident of capturing him in a shors
time. laa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
DRoPosALsi
To Bridge Builders

Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed. Committee at Curwcnsville, until SAT.
URDAY. the 18TH DAY OF APRIL next. for
the erection Of COVERED BRIDGE Of one
hundred and hity foot Span, across the Susque-
hanna river At Blooms Fording, about midway
between Curwensville and Lumber City. Said
bridge 10 be similar in construction 10 the one
across the mouth Of Andcrson's Greek. Separate
bids will be considered for excavation stone, and
masonry per perch, square and sawed lumber per
foot or thousand. for carpentry and black thing,
or for the whole. including material and labor
Ample security will be required Of the contractor
for the completion Of the bridge In work maniike
mnnner. zACHARIAH MCNAUL,
HENRY HILE,
n. S. HUMPHREY,
curwensvills, Mar.72id Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, North
Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia,
have contested election cases 10 be
settled by the present Congress.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
House and Lot at Private Sale.

IN the village Of winiamsgrovc. Birler Station,
Il Tyrone and Clearhcld Railroad, housc, frame.
Is hy - feet and two stories In height, with
Kitchen attached, frame Office le by - feet, suta-
bic Tor siorc room, and also a stable on the
property. Lot contains about half an acre. For
terms. ao, apply to Dr. 2. h. Read. Kylertown,
Pa, OF 10 the Undersigned
DANIEL W. MccURDY,
March s. atpd. Ciearheld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
! DMINIsrRAroR,s NorICR.-N

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICB--Noiice
N IL hereby given atlettcrs Of administration
on the estate of THOMAS MULLEN, deceased.
late of Dccearia township, Clcarhcld county, Pa,
having been duly granted 10 the undersigned, al
persons indebted 20 said estate will please make
payment and those having claims or demands
win prcscn, them properly authenticated for set
tlcment. A. W. LEE,
Becoaria tp., March, Lot Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
MISS Il. s. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

cLEARFIELD, PA.
TNHE SPRING TERM Of fourteen week.. ,V
Il commence Monday, April 10th, 1871
Primary department will be added 10 u,
School this fall for which the services Of con.
petent instructor have been engaged. And !,
effort will be spared to render thii dsptrtu,t,
attractive and Instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, orthography, Writing, Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
s. n
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written thmetie....................... ~
Algebra and the Il d
Instruction in instrumental music 10 d
Oil painting, "a u q
Wax
For full particulars send for Circular.
clearheld, Sept. Z, ls7O-lypd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
New Firm |!

VNnE firm Of c. KRATZRR, in the Dry Coed
Il and Provision business, win be known ben.
after under the name Of
ATLER & LYTLE.
Thanking the public for past fsvors, they bspi
for = continuance Of the same.
Clearheld, Pa, February 8, ISL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
CurwensvilIe Marble Yard.

hESlRoIS u extending my business and
IL knowing there can be no higher tribute
oi respec, 10 the memory Of the deceased and
buried friends, than TO erect over their narIor
homes a sculpturcd slab Of enduring marble, that
points forever to the resting place oi those W
love- beg leave to say TO all Who wish to sh0v
their affection for their departed friends and
kindred, that they can nov have opportunity
Of doing %, by calling at my shop on ThesPsos
street. Curwrnsville, Pa, as ! am prepared 's
furnish TO order,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22
Statement OF Road Fund.

rINHE Supervisors Of Lawrence township, In
IL account with said fund for 1870, report as
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

The following is list OF tho ap.
pointmcnw for tho Central pcnnyl.
vania Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held at Carlisle,
Pa, March sth, 1871.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-03-22

wn.LIAMSp0RT DISTRICT.
>. crnNs, rRrsipiNo xlprR--P. 0. William
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

of their imminent danger; aud to beseech
them, in this case, not to treat our fears as
vain and chimerical. Let US tell them that
though the ways in which they walk, may be
so pleasant, aud the companions of their
journey may be so delightful, that they cannot
believe in the ProPhesied evil; yet " hen their
ruin comes, those who tempted them, will
laugh at their folly aud scott ut their calamity
These will be the last to watch over them,
when the darkness of inebriety is on their
spirits, aud their external perceptions are SO
dulled, that not skill enough remains to shun
the harm that lies in their path.
These, It seems to me. my brethren, are the
obvious duties to which We are all pledged
Let fOrtify ourselves. for their faithful per-
formance-and then, indeed, may our order
become what it is designed to be, rich bles.
sing. and crown of rejoicing, to all in our
midst!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
Rates ana Eer4aa,
ADVERTISING.
The Freedman's Bureau.
hn.TFRNis nr Anrrnr1rrrr, /.

General HOward's Annual Report on the
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Aban.
dOned Lands shows that in accordance with
the acts of Congress the force Of officers and
clerks has been reduced from l5S to 81 In
Washington, 500 freedmen are cared for.
The various aSylums aud sub, bureaus in the
Southern towns are nearly all discontinued
and the work of the Bureau is confined 10 ,ba
District of Columbia, where many Of the des.
ti;ute culOred people have been sent from all
parts of the South. One man-sent from
Louisiana-slys Gen Howard, is lis years
old.
The work of collecting aud paving boup.
ties TO cOiored soldiers has been continued
through the year, aud LOST of these claims
have been collected and settled 5, los remain
to be disposed OF. The whole amount Of back
pay, bOunties and pensions collected by the
Bureau Is $3.50 0,90O.65; ali cases iutrusiei to
the COmmisSiOuer-Generul HOWard-Were
settled without fees. The number OF eertif-
Gates aud checks issued by the Treasury aud
payable by General HoVE4rd-was 9,lOT, rep.
re=entiug 81 659, ,72S Sc. The whole amOnnt
paid since the passage OF the act March, 1861
IS 81 .6SS ,6lS6l. The evidence in l .56S
cases, flied by attorneys aud Claim agents, aud
suspended by the second Auditor because the
attorneys had failed 30 furnish the necessary
evidence-Gy reason of death, retirement from
business, UIiiul negligence. or other causes
has been perfected through the agency Of
this Bureau. lu addition to the above, 4O5
contested cases, referred to me by the Secoud
Auditor, have been taken up for investigation;
aud legal proceedings have been instituted
against parties charged with frauds against the
Government.
The educational brauch Of the Bureau has
been continued TO as great an extent as the
limited fund would permit, aud u good work
has been achieved. Tie number Of schools
reported is 2,6S9; the number OF teachers,
$500 and ihe pupils, l495Sl The number
of nor nal schools has increased standing
now a: 81 with an attendance of S.lI7 Ap.
peals are coming in FROM all parts of the
South for further help.
The expenditures for educational purposes
durins; the last year have been 1910 $50 80.
This includes $4,000 transferred to Wilber.
force University, Ohio, aud Sl2, 900 to Lin.
coin University. Pennsylvania by act of Con-
gresS The expenditures of the Bureau for
nil purposes during the last year has been
Sl.5I9 l2O.55, aud the balance on hand Au-
gust 81, 1870. was $500, ,lI6 % This sum
will not be sufficient to settle outstanding
claims, and will be no more than is needed 70
support the hospital aud asylum in this city,
aud meet other current expenses uOtil the
next session Of Congress. In order, there.
fore, to fulfil all contracts and to continue the
collection aud payment Of bounties aud other
duties required of me, have forwarded an
estimate for special appropriation for the
current fiscal year"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

a Man SHooTs HIMSELF WITH A ToRAc
CO PIPE-A correspondent of the Somerset
(Pa) Democrat" says one ofthe most singu.
lar accidents ever heard of recently occurred
near Crsina, on the line of the umberland
and Pittsburg Railroad. a man named Thorn.
as Flanagan, foreman on the works, took
his pipe from his pocket. in which was small
pistol cartridge, which, it is supposed, got into
the pipe, aud Mr. Flanagan, not noticing II.
filed the pipe with tobacco and commenced
putting away. After smoking for some time
the FIRE reached the cartridge. which exploded
aud took an upward course, striking the unf for
tunate man in the temple over the right eve.
cutting an ugly cash and filling his eyes with
the ashes aud tobacco froui the pipe A mum.
her Of persons were in the house nt the time
and although the report was occasioued by
shot fred from the outside, Mrs. Tissu. "a
lady in the hou,e) f'in'ed. aud it was some
time until the real cause Of the accident vas
discovered. DIR. IIarrah was called and at.
tended the wounded man, and he is doing
well.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

The refusal of clergyman in New York
to oflcintc at the luueral OF the venerable
George Holland on tho ground that he was
an actor, meets with the rebuke from the press
generally. The Springfield {Mass.) RepUb.
LicGn thus comments
I'VE recorded, the other day. the death Of
nn old man after life as honest as it was long.
who had. ia his uupre;ending way, tried to do
unto others as he would have others do unto
him, through eighty years of various fortune
Yet when George Hollands mortal remains
were TO be finally committed dust to dust,
ashes to ashes, there was found in New York
clergyman to refuse TO solemuize his burial
because he was an actor.
This mans name deserves to liVe rs rep.
reseDtative Of class OF small calibre aud
narrow scope, in the Christian ministry, VINO
are thrown into sPasms OF apprehension when
approached by any requirement from without
their particular pale. Know him, then, rs
Rev. Mr.. Sabin. rector of fashionable church
on Madison avenue. Joseph Jefferson called
on him at the request OF lady. Sabiuc's
parishiOner. and relation OF the old comedian
! The rector had consented 70 perform the SER
vice. when Mr.. Jefferson revealed to him Mr..
. Hollands profession, and the Pharisce was
straishtway awakened he holly folded his
cloak about him, and declined TO be mixed
up in it lie referred his visitor to the lit
tie church round the corner where he had
read that funerals of actors had taken place
Mr.. Jefferson, All honor to that little church
around the corner aud with his feelings
greatly shocked, left the righteous man. to
visit the rector of the church sn slightinyly
spoken Of, aud to meet a very different recep-
ton.
at is unnecessary to comment at length on
this example OF biSOtry. The facts bear their
own lesson. But we may remark in passing
Sabine's name to its brief notoricty and its long
oblivion, that his was n mere class prejudice,
bearing no reference TO the character Of the
| person he was called on to bury He is willing
to prOfAne the sanctuary he SO jealously
| guarded against actors funeral with OBJ
! seques of men whose lives have been procres
sive records or imPuri'y and dishonor. or wo-
mon who never really knew whether they had
u soul OF not. lie would never close the
/ portals Of his church to the final pageant of
/ such men as Tweed, or Sweeny, or Fisk, Jr.,
| should their friends desire his services. Men
| to whom the sPotless fame of Joseph Jefcr-
/ son Is forever unatfainabe would neveFtheless
/ have met courteous assent. Ii is the pro-
tesSiUn of the stage that shocked the sensitive
| clerical conscience of Sabine. We submit
that this is prejudice totally unworthy of
the age aud Of the religion of Christ. Those
prOtessed dcciples who share il have not the
Temotest conception of the divine freshness
and freedom which characterized that holy
person.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
Singular Suicide in New Orleans.
Il Young GenfSemom and Lady Jump iatO
tie Rircr.

One of the most remarkable cases Of sui.
eide that has ever startled the community oc.
CURED at the foot of Soraparu street, about
hve o'clock this (Tuesday morniDg) A young
man and woman, by mutual consent, proceeded
to the rivers edge, aud locking hands. jumped
into the river and were drowned The name
OF the man is Andrew Ryan he is about
twenty-thrce years Of age, aud a native Of
ireland. The girls name is Jane Sweeney,
seventeen years of age, and native Of Scot.
land. 1t has been asceriaincd that they were
lovers. and for some time have been living in
intimate relations.
The girls nature recoiled from this disro-
pUtable life, and her opportunities have been
ineessant that hc would marry her. The per-
suasions of her friends we're also added aud
the man was given to understand that this act
OF justice TO the girl could no longer be post
Poned. Her sin was the result of inexperi>
ence-Of her friendless condition and affection
for him These representations we're, however,
unable to subdue his TepuguaDce to the mar
riage, and he stated that he would rather dio
than submit TO such an alternative. The girl.
distracted with grief, aud mad, it may be, with
despair, replied that If death was the only al
tentative, she would share IL with him This
has been going on for several days. Monday
night they had interview. aud conversed
for several hours together The result Of this
interview has been the double suicide Just
committed.
Ii is singular that two people could have
been led by passion aud prejudice to such a
deed. The glamour Of romance Is wanting
10 give colOring to a suicide Of this deseripo
iion. They could not have been excited to il
by those feelings, which too frequently lead
the young and inexperienced as,ray. The
resolution TO commit deed SO rash came no
doubt from "bstinaey on the part Of the man
OF despair in the hear, Of the young. TN
fortunate girl. Indeed, it il one Of those re.
markabie indidents in human life for which
noTea'onable cause can be assigned. and whose
occuTance ItlriIe and shock the community.
Ne,5 Orleans PfeOyHHe
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

A NOVEL FUNERAL LScEXE.-Ata funeral
at Newport, Il. ]. last week, instead of
hearse being used to convey the remains to
their last resting place. an express wagon com.
p!e'ely envelOPed in evergreeus inside and ON,
was used for that purpose. A raised dais in
the centre OF the wagon, also covered with
evergreens, sustained the coffin, which was
Proiusely decked with flowers. The novelty
was 10 accordance With the expressed wish Of
the deceased.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

BANANA CULTURE.-The cultivation of
the banana IS engaging considerable attention
IN the neighbOrhOOd of Palarka, Florida. and
the river counties. Three years ago 4 gen
demau IN Orange county set out nine plants.
and now reaPing the fruits of three acre field.
and It realizes SIPS per month from the iruit
and the young plants that are continually
sackering around the roots Of the old pIants.
The banana fruits in all seasons. the year
round: and is fertiiized by the shedding Of its
huge leaves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

WoRD.-Say not a word, you had bet.
ter leave unsaid. 4 word is little thing.
We know. but it has stirred up world of
strife. SuPPressing q word saved many
character-mauy life. A word uuu,tered.
aud Hamilton would have lived, 4 pride of
his country. Who can tell the good or bad
effects Of single word? Be careful wha.
yon say. Think before you speak. aud You
will never be mortified with yourself, or cause
thrill of pain to fash through the face of
friend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

AN INTERESTING RELIc.-The oIdestsiove
probably in the United States is the one which
warns the capitol at Richmond. 10 Virginia.
1t was made in England in 1870, and warmed
the House of BuTgesses for sixty years before
II was removed to its location, where it has
been for thirty years. It has survived shree
British mOnsrchs, has been cOtemPoraBeous
with four kiBEly monarehies, two republics
and two imperial governments IN FruDee.-
The great american republic has been torn
BY internal strife, the breach party healed,
and still the old stove remains the same IN
moved in the midst Of all.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

LAZY BOYs.-An exchange says lazy boy
will make = lazy man as sure as a crooked sap
ling will make crooked tree. Who ever cav
s-boy grow up in idleness that did not make
q sbiitless vagabOnd when be became = man,
unless he had fortune to keep up the ap-
pcarance! The mass Of thieves. criminals
and paupers have cJDe TO what they are. By
being brought mp in idleuess. Those Who
compose the business part of the community
who make our great useful men-Were
taught in their bOyhOod to be industTiOus.-
Boys. take those pipes out of your mouths
aud think of this-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

WHAT NAPOLEON SAYs.-Na Napoleon IS re-
ported as having said lately thar he will neve.
return to France unless recalled by the de-
lberate vote Of the people, who have four
times elected him to rule them. The army.
he says. possesses no more right to place me
on the throne than had the lawyers sDd loaf.
eTs 70 push ne from is"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

Tes. '.Les the ten. be s,ruek."' Victorious morn.
ThropFb every erevies fl shes in a day
Magni6cent beyond all earth's sdOrning:
The night i over. whersfO should he slhys
And wherefore should our voices choke to say.
1.-The General has gOns fOTwardP
LiIe'S fougbten Geld not once beheli surrender;
But with superb endurance. present, past.
Our pure cjmmAndeT. lofty. simple, tenocr,
Through good. through all. held his high purpose
fast
Wearing his armor spoiIess--till at last
DGath gave the 6nAI ''FOrIrGId!''
III.
All hearts grew sudden PAIsied. Yet what Ssid be,
Thus summoned? ''Lsf the tent Be Sruek 90 for
when
Did call of duty fail TO fnd him ready
NObly tO do his k in sight of men,
For CODE love aud his cOunITy's sake; and then
To watch, wait OT SO IOrwHrd'
".
As HE grand hfe writes on the ccntIry's years,
Should crowd our bOsOms with a fiu.h Uf glory.
That manhOod's type suprcmeSI that appears,
Our South has shown the ages. Nay. teArS
For hin who has gone forward!
v.
Con forwArd' whither' Where she marsshaIs,l
Chri.t'. ~siI-wOrp ,Oldiers, from their conflict.
Where Faiths Red CrOss Knight. rcpO,e in re.
Thick studded with the calm white tents Of
Peace
ThiIher. right joy full to accept IeIsaIe,
The General has gone iOrWsrd!
cone OF the last uteranecs Of Gen. Lee.