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EtpEPosED offCd TBS. Of xo. ! p.ra,;,,
Gu.ro. and !, So pounds d serHe fhos
phase OF Lime tbones .dissolvss I'm sulpiisirit
ae.dD potash and 50 Ia, iormiss The uos, Goa.
esnuated, universal and durs6le Artiiiser ewes
offered 20 the farner--comsihinx al the aim,
mating properties Of Peruvian Gtane, and th,
Benes. pa,,r.,1 -
Excelsior Is In ane dfy dersprspased e.
pfess.y FOR drilling. and can be applied in aas
quantity per acre. however smsai and Il is she
opiaion Of many close cAlcuissiax F<rrnesx AZ
te TWELVE years experience 10 ,sstisgi, side
by side with other SECULAR. fertiifers that a.
application Of TOO pouads OF Excelsior is equal
% zoo 10 500 pounds of4Gv otser ferti ises OF
Drneno offered for sale, th-r.fcrei< fan = 400 20
per cent. cheaper
7zs rsry best erideaee zee ean ofsr ~ hs
es!ss u esv Ereeisior a. a crop grover aaa fer.
fstissr, 70 the fart q us beigimilstsd and eoun.
tegfeifed n this and other eihes.
SA. Farmers should see that every Bag Is
branded as above. the ANALYSIS and OUR
eounterfxits krsrt y = 7.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Iannounce mysslf.as candidate foe tie rc-
bitioa Of County Commissioners &C saint NARY
eeanC a the ensuing Fall election snd respect
fally axk the support ss ar friecds and fellow
e1tisens ANDREW n. GARNER.
Aug 10, ISL. - II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

Inthe Circuit: Court tor st Eafy's County,
sitting asnCourt OF Equity.
No s79 N E.
nRDERED. tbs 9TH day OF Augas.,
- ISL thsitbe Auditors Repos! Sled in
this cause, be ratified and CONFIRMED. unless
cause to,he contrary beshown on Or before the
Ord Monday Of Sept next; prcsisied q
copy Of thu order be published in the 81 Ma.
ryis Beacon once week for threesuccees,ve
weeks prior TO thesaid srd Monday otSep.
tember. >
JNOA CAVALIER, CIR.
True eopySTest:
JNOA CAVALIER. crk.
Aug 10, ls5l--aw. -.
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FOR STATES Arr0RxES ss.ss

Nsssr.. Hsss 4 DSsais lceatlenen: You
ere requested 10 snucunee mefn the Esecss ~
Q candidate iof The pesi5ion Of States Attorney
ser So. Nsry's copnir - the ensuing Novenher
eleetis \, and chlienr your friend,
MN. I. BLAkiST0yE~.
Aug :, is5iv
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.LEs3axaRp1oKv,xc4DExE.

TtHE duties of the above Ins.iRsiou yin h
L resumed on the sh-ss MONDAY ct SEr-
TENDER next. Those who de3A .U2pWifn
iaso said school are requested 10 make early ap-
slisatios IS the number Of pupils y imiSeA
A. B. HOLMES
= Asg > lssi-3s-,,s.,.,- 60. Riseirsa.
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NOTICE,

L0WER POTO KAC-tfsEv =.
For VasAingson, A!exsndria, E~srselsAs
and Potomac Rire* Ldsdisys. :. :
Also, : -
For Ffederieksbxys and CSesspSdkts has
s Ohio Railroad : e
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Well Digging.

Il ERS0NS DESTROYS of having wells dog
- car have the Aame done By the une.r-
iSaeeed sxpeaisiossly ard chesply.
L. Gates. IS cents per foot. for digging and
~sl1ing. Orders addressed 10 the care
Nh J. Eaelen. Jr.. wilt be promptly Al.
tsassd tic.
WIN. RICH.
!. - References IL necessary car be giyen
yor the faithful execution Of the work
April r., iTI-6m,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

UlHE o' ject oftlfis BIT i TO 'ebtsin
o dcerre fer the salc Of certain real
as,sss-.rcsted ia St. Mays csastl. 49,,
Tne Bill s.a,ss.. in sabs;apee. that q
certain Hes,y @. Rie'ew: Gate Of Saint
Aarss comfy. 1fdssisxi apd pos s-ed
OF eeftain real se,siss losaieslsherein, cal
lsl ND known by the names % ( : .sL
CITATIONS REST ..'-'~ : az .
= THOMAS M.iNoR'' -
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Gong ReHo.

A Nex School Book
by II. s. perkins.-
Price, $3.50 per Go--
en-. Contains over t~ o
hundred new and
beautiful Songs, Da-
cts, etc, BY viii =.
Hays, W etsier, Thom-
as, etc. Every thing
IL new, fresh. and
sparkling. Cenieais
and specimen pages
ssntfs~c. Sample cop
les mailed free Of pk,<-
ia..e 70 teachers for
IS cents. Liberal
terms naturalization
j.
500
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NONRESIDENT ,ho1IcE.


w.
Igna.ius.J La gley,.
E:I-cutor q II. c:
Edclea, Ri c b ar d
Wsrr.n Edeiep.
phiiip F Eiclen &
WmJ Edrlen. Jr
n s.. Msr,'s CO.. K
VIC. r. Hickey &
Alice Lee Hickey.
bis sic. Of w ash
ton city.
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R. A. GOLDEN g. Bro,
g Is o GER s.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington u. C.

4 RE happy to announce to the, citizens
N Of st. Mays c"uuty and its contisui.
~ that having at much e3rcnss rroei.e.l
increased facilities FOR The accommodation
and storage Of goods aud cattle sent to them
TO- sale on Commission. that thief are pre-
pared to Offer to those whe may en,ru,,
them witn ,aeir patronage assurances that
taeir merchandise will receive the higbest
market prices. = "
sOurclose communication With the wh.rves
and our long establishment in the Grocery
business, enable rs to command better pri.
ees for c"antry products than possessedby
any Commission Merehaus In the city.
Remember the place. >.
: r. A. GOLDEN,A BRO, =
+ Warehouses EosRl aa6esl
i s,rsstSoush
Washinston d. c
June "a. iseA.aE
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|Piassl,,atI,,,e,s

osih q Ne3c3
FOR 81.
SgiEkrEfsess % ps..rs
Musical Mcstsay AR.
ee'unss sssis al.ssiS for
! l~s ssGn ts<s s>ass .
p:ece- Those xLs are
not tscn this XdHcsl
Asfaxfne shcaM ssnd
30 cessa Soc . a6pla
copy. The plssr D by
HsfA Themes, kiaksi,
fefsisy, a;si Sshf Top
Hlzf writers.
Two sackaan<a<fs for
40 esssAs. fSef sAek
nsmses Sur - rsHe.
Adatess,
Z. PETERS.
Iirs-ljsrss. Aes Iek
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

: Mn. Eofros.-Please announce on the author
ity Of numerous friends in Chapi;co district tina,
J. PARRAN CRANE will be warmly supporte
fsr the position Of States Attorney for 81. Ma
ty's county a, the ensuing election.
y April 6, ISL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

n 72eslVa .9e6ne4
= IN c-oa q $500
viii on and after MONDAY, lpsif :S{A; tsti,
leave Baltimore from Pier LS9Aa ssrcks wharf
every Monday and Thursday q : p..sa., ssss
Aqua Greek, and The following landings On tss
Potomac River: = -
l. ave Asui Greek 1t Ee9re Aqaia Cfrek at I
Ga N. on saturday for e ~ % Wedussday 10
Cha, el Point. Stones sGhApds PpinA foxwelrs
wharf, Foxwelrs Whs1, kinmle, Cosu
Wharf Lodge Land Wharf, Joaes' Wharf
ing, Kiasaie, Jones' Lskye Balsimore xt p.
Wharf, Leave Balti- m.soa THURSDAY fbs
more al p, tn on Abn:s
Monday for b ADORE above
Landings. handbags.
win also stop a, Smith Poisn, sXathias' Poin !,
c DIR Point, Longv 90 Is whasf. Piney PoiEs
when signalied, or To Land freight o. PaA@t.
grs. -.-E
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
Forwarded with despatch ~ lowest rates.
+ ~ For further Information apply y
!. G. r. IRVINE eeat
0fIics, l3s Ii hit O., Bolsimoss.
Order Goods pr SsscMr HeStgssssa.
/" April -, lsTi->u.
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n" Store' be"eood''
PHILLIP COMBS,
pFAiEI IN
Liquors. Flour ard Fauiiy -Groeeo.s.
Baltimore.
-

THIS subscriber has removed to l:o
Barre street. corner ut warner, aud
opened f's. class esoesrj and Liquor
store. aid will have constantly on hand
Choice Gonds In his i.ne oil bust ness, and
will sell them fer CASH at reasoanb ,e and
sa,isfattorv prices. He., will keep Teas,
Coffee. Sugar. Spices. C,nnSd Fruit. Je.ues.
Pickles, Wines. Whiskeys, &C.. &c. Hs
| calls particular attention to his fine se..e-
ton If Choice Family ard Extra Flour,
which no will sell at low prices and gaas.
ante Them TO give satisfaction. You are
resp 'ctfully requested to extend 10 him yUsr
patr mage aud support.
rHiLlPF COMBS.
l79 barre 81, above Eutsw.
P.S. He will pay iaiticuiaf attention
10 the GALE Of all kinds of cvi:ntry produce.
April 6. is7i-ti.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

" rsniis. at
fn years. has
)st Fertilizers
fPER-PHOS
n ssimaiani,
l, showing ia
raj s-asons.--
| aud 9 great
crops. with
d certainly use
4 wutcr,,
has achiev-
4, being con-
IL will be
hats 10 man
! ANN 4 CO.,
Ew1CK.
nardtown.
Tobacco.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17
nnited States gctel,
500, 33I, & 333 Penn Avenue;
WASHING TOW. D. e.
NJ. II. BEAN, Prop iiefor.
Rates Reduced to $3.50 Day:

NO keep pace with ,he times, and meet
the wishes Of the travelling pubic. the
Proprietor has decided TO reduce ia. price Of
board and room to $3.50 per day. and. not
withdrawing the low price charged. he in-
tends that the Hocse shall maintain the same
reputation fur comfort aud uea.ness, aud =
good table. As heretofore.
1@- This Eotel 's within ave mi9rtss'
walk Of the Capital aud principaI Rsilsnsj
,epots. and convcnientto the Government
Departments and Offers. ''' g
Stree, Cars to all parts Of ,ss City and
Georgetown pass this house every Ave hin:
utes. il -
Jan. 90. 1870 u. r..s.,. a.rs
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Aug 10. lS7l-4w.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

Frozen TO DEATH. The lato cold
weather has made sad havoc among
Western cmigrants. We give the
following as sample of numerous
cases throughout tho West:
81, Louis, December IA gentle
man who arrived in Kansas City, on
Saturday last, informed the Kansas
City Times, that on Sunday previous,
u terrible affair occurred in Saline
county, Nebraska, TO a party Of emf,
grants, whose families were passing
through the county, westward. The
cold instantly increased, aud they con.
cluded to camp and light fire They
were on a piece Of high prairie, sey-
cral miles from any house, but three
miles from them was piece of timber
land After unhitching the teams,
tho men started for tho timber to pro.
cure fuel, and not returning for sew.
eral hours, tho women left their chill.
dren and started to hunt them up.
This is all that is known, except that
the next day the bodies Of seventeen
persons, who had perished from in
tense cold, were found. The children
who were left in the wagons wore the
only survivors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20
"7trtn RSIics.-

Tho old Abolitionists used to de.
nounce the "twin relics Of Barbarism,
Slavery aud Polygamy," with tro-
mendous vchemencc. Barbarism was
the great stumbling block in the way
OF these old fanatics to "political and
social equality" between the races.
Whether we are removed any furth.
er from Barbarism to day than in
1860, we will allow our readers to
Judge, and proceed to call their atton.
ton to the "twin relics" not of Bar.
barism, but to our mind a far greater
evil, that Of "Despolism,'
Tho "twin relies" which arc now
fastening us along tho highway to
national ruin arc the moneyed power
of the National Banks and the brute
force of the military. Therefore, we
say that "the twin relies OF despotism
arc national banks and the military" :"
The iormer blockadcs every avenue to
legitimate business and trade by the
enormous usury they demand, which
is made necessary by their unnecessa.
ry and prodigal expenditures while
tho latter is constantly encroaching
on tho boundaries of civil liberty and
the personal rights of the citizen.
Wo propose at an carly day to
treat these two evils separately and
at length, because We see the necessity
Of arousing tho public mind to these
questions. We have long wondered
why some of our metropolitan jour.
nails or magazine writers did not call
tho attention of their readers to these
two important questions of public
policy. They having failed, duty
compcls US in our local and humble
sphere to sound the alarm, let tho re.
suit be what it may.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20
Erokrn Up.

The "rotten borough" system, Ing.
ged into our system within the last
twelve years, of admitting Territories
as States while they had not sufficient
population to entitlc them to at least
one member of Congress, has finally
been broken up by an act passed by
Congress to the effect that hereafter
no Territory will be admitted into the
Union while its population remains
below the ratio fixed for the States,
which is made by tho bill in question
1873, 900. The act illustrates the Rad.
ical theory on this question to great
disadvantage. Although the leaders
Of that party forced number of
States into the Union while they were
trying to force others out, they now
are compelled to turn around and &C.
knowledge their whole scheme a fraud.
Nebraska and Nevada were both
forced into the Union for tho purpose
of gaining four more Senators. so as
to secure the impeachment Of Presi-
dent Johnson. To day those two
States together have but little more
population than would secure one
Congressman.
When will the Radical leaders en-.
brace stable ideas in reference to our
Democratic form of government? For
the life of us We cannot see how these
political buzzards succeed in blind
folding the people to their yagaries
and rObbcries
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

A WONDERFUL SACRIFICE. The
Warren Mail, Congressman ScoGeld's
home organ, announces that his honor
will not be candidate for reelection.
This is tremendous sacrifice on the
part of Mr.. ScodoId. Who in the
world can be found patriotic enough
TO take his place? Tie Erie Observer,
in aluding to the proceedings of Con.
grcss, says: "0ur Congressman, Mr..
Scofeld, retains his old place Of Chair.
man of Naval Affairs, q position for
which ho is prc-emincntly qualified
by his great maritime experience
gained in watching the RATS as they
pass Warren on their way down the
Allegheny"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

Nor ExAcTLY.-That there are still
somo "passve' fools in the Democratic
party, there is no doubt. These i'm.
beetles say; "Let tho Radicals call
their convention and nominate Grant,
and then let the Independent Ropub.
lieAns bolt and nominate whoever they
plensc, and then the Democrats rally
10 bis support" This 10 assigning TO
the Democracy part which would
be disgraeelul and hnmiliating. Let
their opponents "nominate whoever
they please and then the Democrats
rally TO his support" Whea Democ'
raey stoops to such cowardly sesser-
viency it woold merit annihlation foF
its ,reachcry 60 every principle that
gives it vitality
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20
"The Gorernmemi, ia Trouble.

The ncws from asbiuglon seem
to Indicate Il split in the "loyal' party,
somo Of whom seem to possess the
"copporhcad' pluck of opposing the
government" Grant because Of its
alliance with thieves and for its mar.
tial law and Gatling gun manner Of
running Radical conventions The
rumors of detection from the Grant
standard are rifo to nm alarming OK.
tent, but none will create so general
surprise as that which designates next
week us the dato on which Mr. Bowen
will unmask batteries, in his two news
papers, that are already double shottod
and trained on tho Presidential cand.
date. When Bowen and Beccher and
the President ate baked clans in such
pa,ernal style amid the rural scenes
of Eastern Connecticut, on tho ami.
versary of the nations independence,
such sudden sevoring of tho bonds
of friendship was the last thing
thought Of and while Bowon's two
papers have continuously maintained
the foremost place among those loyal
TO the administration tho people have
admired the devotion which nothing
seemingly, could change. What it is
that Bowen has failed to get, has not
been mentioned but nothing except
some great disappointment can have
turned the current OF his affection
into such hostile channel. II, how.
ever, the Independent is to bo turned
against Grant, he may as well give up
the contest in advance, to say nothing
Of the powerful opposition Of tho
Brooklyn Uaion. For, with Mr.. Gree
lcy's strawberry plants and Mr.. Bow
ems sewing machines drawn up in
solid array Against his WORKS, his Cat
ling gups can eyail him little,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

A CONVENIENT YIcToRY."-Tho
"loyal millions will no doubt rejoice
at the defeat Of the revenue roformors
in Congress, last week, by Grant and
the robbcr ring The attitude Of Sen.
ator Morton and the rest Of the pres.
cnt taking fraternity, is conclusive
evidence that the conduct Of the gov.
ernment robbers will not be investi.
gated by this Congress. But they
will no doubt be given full range Of
the Treasury, ard if the robbers d.
vide with Grant no one will DO pun.
ishCd during his reign. The rcformors
may as well hang their harps on the
willows.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

ONE BILL SETTLED.-Macartney, j
clerk in the Postoiicc Department at
Washington, last summer "cabbagcd'
s23, 900, for which he was arrested
but became crazy in few days and
was released, and Congress, on Thurs
day last, exoneratcd him and passed
a bill appropriating similar sum tc
make up the deficiency in the Depart
ment. Thus will tho people be called
upon to foot these robbers bills, ono
after another, whilo the culprits are
allowed to escape.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

PASSED. Congress on the 18th
passed bill increasing the number of
Congressman under the next appor.
tionmcnt from 2ll to 2S3. This will
give Pennsylvania two more members
and make her delegation thereafter
2G instead of 24, and with the two
Senators will make her count % in
the electoral college. The salary and
mileage alone, without stcalings, of
this increase, will amount to over two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Not much retrcnchment in that ode.
parturo."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

DEMoRALIzED.-Thc election of Il
Democratic Mayor in the city of Pitts.
burgh has so demoralizod tho Tam.
many ring in that city, that the lead
crs arc nearly tearing each others
eyes out, What pity it would be if
in the future the Tammany ring lead.
ers would have to "go it blind p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

REsIaNED.-Thc Confederate colo.
mel, Attorney General Alderman, has
resigned his position in Grants Cabi.
net, and George II. Williams, late Il
Senator from Oregon, has been ap.
pointed in his place. Why this
"bloody.handed rebel has resigned,
VIC know not, but suspect that some
family affair is at tho bottom of it,
because State affairs never seem to
have troubled either Grant or Aker.
man, unless it was while they were
after the Ku Klux.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

SETTLED, Too Charles Mellon, o
government employee who had Dc
fraudcd the Treasury out of u large
sum of money, and who was arrested
and convicted n short time ago, (rc.
markablc as it may bc,) and sentenced
TO pay n fine of one huRdred thou
sand dollars and-to be confined in
the Massachusetts State Prison foI
five years, was pardonod and the fnC
RENTED on last Friday by President
Grant. We wonder what the con
sideration was in this case?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

A PRopER MovE.-Gen. George W &.
Morgan, Democratic Congressman
from Ohio, last week introduced n
resolution looking to an amendment
to the Constitution, making natural.
lied citizens eligible to tho Office of
President. The present Constitution
disfranchises all naturaized citizens
We hope TO see this feature stricken
out ofthat instrument Since negroes
are eligible, why should any white
man be disfranchsed ?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
CLriRrmLn, Pa, December 10, 1871

CLrARrIrln, Pa, December 10, 1871.
There will be q meeting Of the Democracy in
the Court House in Clearhold on Tuesday evening,
january y, 1871, for the purpose of clccting a
Representative Delegate to the approaching State
Convention, and to appoint three Senatorial Con-
ferees and to transact such other business as may
be brought before them. A full attcndancs 10 re-
quested. J. BLAKE WALTERS,
Ohm Dom Co. Com.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue Of writsof TcHditioRi Erponas. issued
ID out Of tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
hcld county, and to mo directed, there will
DO exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
in tho borough Of Olonrlell, on Weddncsay the
10th day Of January, 1879, at / o'clocd, p. N B.,
the following described Real Estate, to wits
Al that certain tract Of land situate in Morris
township, Clcarticld county Pa, bounded as fol.
lows, to wit: Beginning at post; thence south
three degrees west 66 4-lO perches to a post +;
thence south 81 degrees cast 1853 pcrches to stone;
thence north three degrees east gl l-lO perchcs TO
a stake; thence north 81 degrees west GO $40
perchcs to post; thence south three degrees west
70 40 perchcs to post; thence north 81 degrees
west 96 2-l0 porches TO place Of beginning, con.
tanning ~ acres and % perchos adjoining lands
Of John EverhaTt, and having n frame house and
barn thereon erected. Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the eproperty Of A. W. Raymond.
Also, by writ Of Fisri Focin,, at the same
time and place. the following real estate, to wit /;
Situate in Pike township, ClearGcld county, Pa,
bounded and described as iullows' On the east by
land Of Law Sykes; on the west by Caleb Way I;
IN the north by land Of Robert Nciper; south by
Caleb Way containing 100 acres more or less,
nearly all improved, having a frame house and
barn and other outbuildngs thereon erected
Seized, taken In execution aud to be sold as the
property of Henry Hockman,
cA- Bidders will take notice that I 5 per cent.
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or It will be put up
again for sale. JUSTIN j. PIE,
cl..sG.la, s%SS,'Ts Ps Ops.oI ps.. H. is,r Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

RENoMINATED.-Thc Democrats OF
New Hampshire have rcnomiuated
Gov. Weston. From this time for.
ward the Grant administration will
use the most extraordinary efforts to
defeat him, and carry the State for
the RAIDS Should the State 60 Radi
cal, no one will be surprised; but, il
it goes Democratic again, it will be a
terrible blow to Grants hopes. Hence
q huge effort will be made to defeat
Gov. Weston.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

HIT HIM AGAIN,-General Jim Nye,
Senator from Nevada, and one OF
Grants defenders, pitched into Trum.
bull, Schurz and others the other day,
and during the debate in the Senate
Carl Schurz, referring to Nyc, said
that there wis evidently sphere
for clowns, but he doubted if the use.
fitness of public jester was not lin
tied to the walls of public theatre" "
If Nye did not feel that blow his skull
is harder than was supposed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

GRANTS MAN.-Tho popularity of
"tbo government was tested in Cali.
fornia last week. The vote in tho
Republican caucus for United States
Senator stoodj Sargent, 81 Cole, l3 I;
FELTON,, 8; Phelps, 8 Hale, /. Tho
overwhelming defeat OF Senator Colo
surprises U. S. G. and his friends. lie
is at present one of the Senators from
that State and one Of Grants chief
backors. Tho defeat Of such men at
homo and the antagonism Of Trum.
bull, schurz, Upton and other leaders
in the Senate, disturbs the sleep Of the
government families very considcra.
bly, Nnco tho meeting Of Congress,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

USuAppY.-Tho phiadelphians have
had tho Grand Duke, and still they
are not happy They were not per-
mitied to shake the Royal Bears paw,
Gen. Meade having issued an ukasc TO
that effect Hard on The shakers, bgt
good for tho Bear