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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

DR. ScuoEPPE. This individual,
having been acquitted upon a second
trial, last week, for the murder of
Miss Stcinneckc, at Carlisle, has boon
interviewed BY correspondent Of tho
Baltimore Sun, and among other
things says; "At one time ! was with.
in two days Of date on tho gallows
The 23d Of December, 1869, had been
appointed as the time for my exccu-
tion, but on the 2lst a respite came
from Gov. Geary, Baron Gcrolt, tho
then Prussian minister at Washing
ton, had seen him ihrcc days before
in my behalf, and finally prevailed on
him to save mo. On the 18th of De
ccmber, five days before tho appointed
time, the measure for my coffin was
taken, and one Of tho carpenters, on
leaving me, jocularly remarked, "Wcll,
wc'll allow two inches for the stretch.
ing of your neck" | made no reply,
but felt kcenly the poignancy of the
words. knew nothing Of Baron
Gcrolt's visit TO Governor Gcary until
| received tho respite, and | had made
up my mind TO submit to my fate. |
had burned all my private papers, and
had fully prepared my mind for death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

Forty TO OSE-Buckalew 0 and Hart
rant. The Pittsburgh Post offers "to
name five Republicans who will vote
for Greeley for every Democrat who
will vote for Grant, and ten Rcpubli-
cans who will vote for Buckalew for
every Democrat who will vote for
Harlranft, is our challenge to any ring
organ in Pittsburgh We renew this
offer for Dauphin county. Some time
ago tho Telegraph made start and
named one Democrat against Greeley,
but was compelled TO back out. Since
then IL has not been heard or tho sub
ject. Patriot.
And we will namc, in this city and
county, ten Republicans who win vote
for Buckalcw to one Democrat who
will vote for Hartranit.--R READING
Eagle.
We can see that and 90 ten better
For every Democrat who will vote for
Ilartranit in this county we can name
twenty Republicans who will vote for
Buckalcw; and we confidently believe
we can safely double that number
forty 10 one. That is tho voice of old
Lancastcr-thc Gibraltar OF Rcpubli.
canism. - Lancaster Inteiiigsneer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

CoNvIcTED.-The trial of number
of the members Of the Workingmen's
Association, at Williamsport, last
week, for tho July disturbances in
that city, resulted in tho conviction of
22 members; four of whom, James S.
Birmingham, Thomas II. Grccvcy,
Andrew j. Whitton and Thomas Il.
Blake, wero sentenced to the penitcn-
tary for one year. There are yet u
large number Of warrents in the hands
of officers for the arrest Of others who
participated in the riot, but they have
not yet been found. IL is known that
part Of them are in Canada. Later
intelligence is to tho effect that Gov.
Geary, at the instance Of nearly 1000
petitioners has pardonod oil those
convicted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
CoupOu .Btsps.

Barker, tho Radical candidate for
Congress in tho Huntingdon district,
against Speor, was nominated on the
too hundred and eighty-second ballot
Only ten daysmaking the nomination.
Gen. John +. Farnsworth, has been
solomnly requested by certain Illinois
GRANTEES TO resign his seat in Con
gross. Evidently General Farnsworth
has CALLED tho Radical withors.
Gen. VIM. W. Avcrill, the distin-
guished cavalry commander on the
Union side during tho late war, is out
in q letter in opposition to Grant and
in favor Of Greeley v r
Tho Eric Observer says /: The lib
eral roll in this city numbers over a
hundred, many OF the members being
men of influence aud high standing, =
They don't say much, but they are all
firm in their resolve not TO vote for
Grant or lIartranft.
Charles O'Conor has pcremptoriy
declined the nomination Of the Louis
villo Convention. His followers are
now FREQ TO 90 wherever they will aud
TO vote ior whomsocvcr they please.
The organs of tho Ring howl with
ragc over tho address OF tho Hon.
Samuel J, Randall. They writhc over
the exposure OF tho frauds that were
in process Of incubation.
Forncy asserts there Is "a corrupt
and thiovish gang that holds the Re
publican party of Pennsylvania 10 vir-
lual thraldom." Forney ought TO
know.
The Philadelphia Age say II "a now
certain that fair election in that city
will put Mr.. Buckalew's votcneck and
mock with that Of Gen. Hnrtranit.--
Those who talk of ten thousand ma.
jority for tho latter mean fraud. That
is fixed fact.
Remember that all the grave charges
made against the Ring candidate fol
Governor are either proven by official
documents, or by the testimony of the
best and purest Republicans in Penn.
sylvania. They cannot be branded
as "copperhcad lies"
An intelligent correspondent of the
New York Sun comes TO the following
conclusion; "Thc situation may b,
then briefly summed up. The Gran,
party is divided in support of Hart
ranft, and tho Democrats and Libers
Republicans are united in favor o.
Buckalew. GAS Pennsylvania goes Sc
goes the Union" tif
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

We happened to pass by the
Grant headquarters on Broad street,
Philadelphia, on the evening of the
10th, and for short time listened
to our late townsman, ii. Bucher
Swoope, dealing out unadultcrated
loyal bilingsgatc. For bold provari-
cation and first class SANDER, it was
the best effort of his life. Hc has i'm
proved in this direction wonderfully
since he joined tho Cameron corrup-
tion ring. His vulgarity caused the
eyes Of the aristocrat Of the Wigwam to
snap as though thoy were sprinked
wiihred pepperwhile the rabble shout
cd and roared like so many wild beasts.
1t was rare mixture OF aristocracy
and vulgarity.
The Philadelphia Press Of the next
morning thus alluded to the speech in
question
"At meeting at the Wigwam, Broad
street, last night, ii. Bucher Swoope
made u speech defending Hartranft
from the well proven charges against
him. In the course of his remarks
Swoope produced what purportcd to
be letters from Charles II. Yerks to
Hartranft, denying that he signed
the aflidavits convicting tho Ring can
didate of malfcasanco in Office and
apologizing to him for the exhibit made
by his books. With what Swoopc
said about DR.. William Paine wc have
nothing to do, save to say, in passing,
that his remarks concerning the Doctor
werc not of a nature TO cover him
(Swoopc) with glory. Swoopc also
INDUCED his nature and gratificd the
instinct of some of his auditors by one
or two personal illusions TO the editor
of The Press, which originated with
Andrew Johnson some years ago when
maudlin with whisky, However, tho
United States District Attorney for
Western Pennsylvania requested that
The Press should "lct up on him easy"
his own Words with regard 10 his
speech last night, and we therefore al
low him to vent his rowdy rhetoric
without any further notice.
About the afiidavits over which
Merry Andrcw has waxcd wroth, in
the absence of any evidence save
his assertion that they are forgeries,
we hold to their genuineness. Alder
man Doughcrty, before whom they
were made, has said that they were
genuine, and his word is to be prefer
red to that of hired defender of fel-
ons. Next the person in question will
be denying that Hartranft ever had
any connection with Yerkcs, that hc
everspeculated with anybody's money,
that he and Robert W. Mackey
signed petition (which bore no
other signature save one) praying the
Governor TO pardon Mareer & Yerkes,
and, in fact, that he ever held the
Office OF Auditor General"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
EcIsTER,s NOTICE.-Noti.


III given that the following accounts have bei
examined aud passed by me. and remain fli
record in this Office for the inspection Of h,a
legatces, creditors, and all others in any Oha NJ
interested, and will be presented to the ntIi o
phans' Court Of Clearfcld comfy, to be held n d
Court House, in the borough of Clearaed, co
meucing ON the 4;h Monday (bcing the ?3l Ay
Of September, A. ID. 1872.
Account Of u. II. Hall, Administrator Of A.
hel Carr, late Of Lawrence township, deceased
Final account Of l.. ID. Weld, guardian VI "a,
II. Weld, OF Bcccaria township.
Final account Of Elijah and David AsheniAs
administrators of Peter Ashcnfclter, late Of Bat
township, deceased.
Account Of Amasa and John Smith, llzIs
traitors Of Amasa Smith, late Of Beecaria ru
ship, deceased.
Final account Of George Leilich, adminiitsr
Of Jacob thinner, late Of Brady township, isl
Final account Of George W. MeCully, aduis
TRAITOR Of John L. Mecully, late Of Beceah, a''
ship, deceased.
Account Of Lawrence Flood and Frames D.
non, administrators OF John Banaon, late s!e-
ington township, deceased.
Final account of Alexander MrIlWain, ,tni|
is,rator of Richard Ashcroft, late Of Burul
township, deceased.
Final account Of George W. McCully, alniu'
traitor Of Catharinc Whiteside, late Of GRH|
township, deceased.
Final account Of John S. Mekiernan, aiuipI
traitor Of thomas fulkcrson, late Of Guelirk hn
ship, deceased.
Accoun, Of John S. MeKiernan, guafdia
Thomas FulkeIson, William FulkersOn, ri
FulkeIson and Susan Fulkerson, Of GurleA p |
Account Of John cowdcr, guardian Of NiT
WciIel, George Wetsel and Daniel Weliel ~
rard township.
Final account Of Elias Rishcl. guardian :
faycttc Smiley, Resale Radiker and SAM
Postlethvaite, minor children Of X. NJ snf
late OF Brady township, deceased.
Final account Of Joseph NJ. Spencer, guE't'
Of Laura 5. lille, minor child OF Joseph slsa
deceased.
Final account Of Edmund Williams, aira
traitor Of jesse Williams, late Of Beccara 70
ship, deceased.
Account Of Geo. J. Yoss, guardian w
Zeigler, minor child Of Elizabeth Zdss
daughter Of George Weaver, deceased
REGisrKR's 0rr;cI, A. W. ID
Clearfeld, Pa, Aug. 2S. lSf2-te. kgnU
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
Naked Truths.

Bosom friends cannot olwavs be
LII ..o. -. ,..,,s..;s :,
their own interests. Theodore Tilton,
until latelv. was n warm suppor,er of
-. Yy,,,,u.,. as,,,a I,.I,., a..
uraa' ~ n' ISSUE '. '"' oo,"'@ nye'
OF the. i4th, IN speaking OF tho "gov-
crnmcnt," he says: d.sl
The Grant Convention in Kansas
refused to rebuke venality and cor.
ruption. ont of regard to tho feelings
ex-senator Pomeroy and tho President
such consideration deserves mention
IL shows that there are men who will
not 90 back on the man. who bougb,
them.
Galena.Jones who gave Gen Grant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

OFFICIAL RAscALIrY.--Thc villainy
of the Grant administration is fully
established when we state that the
clerks in the Pension and Bounty
bureaus are engaged in sending out
campaign circulars with their official
papers. Every pensioner and appli-
cant for bounty or back pay is being
furnished with tho prospectus OF two
Radical campaign books, entitled
"Morc than 100 reasons why Grant
"should be elected President in Novcm-
"ber next" and "More than 100 reasons
"why Greeley should not be elected. y
"Theso works are fully endorsed by
"the Union League Of Philadelphia.
Tho enterprise Of the publisher is com.
mendable, but the rascality of the gov
ernment officers engaged in this bust
ness is damnable. Ill. G.. Sickle, o.
Philadelphia, is the individual who Il
prostituting his official position to thi'
low measure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

EOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers
IL for sale, on reasonable terms, One Hundred
and Thirteen Acres Of Land, with an allowance
Of six acres, IN Brady township, Cearhcld county,
Pa, and lying on the east branch Of Stump creek,
adjoining lands Of David Reams. Gintcr and
Yosh, Bell aud kmmer, and q. d. 0oodlander.
Said land Is we'll covered with whtc pine hem
lock aud oak timber, and vein Of good coal, four
aud half feet thick, undcries about seventy
acres Of II. Tho vein is open and ready for oper-
ating. There 10 about twenty-five acres cleared
and in good state Of cultivation, with good frame
house and log barn on the premises, and also, a
never falling spring Of good sater. The title IL
good. Come and see the property, as II Is bound
to be sold, as the subscriber is goins wcst.
sepI5-3t WILLIAM kOPP.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

CANT GET IN.-Morc than a score
of persons have made application at
the office of Auditor General Hartranft
within the past six months, for the
purpose Of looking into the affairs Of
tho Treasury, but .bc books are not
to be seen, although they arc public
records. The last attempt was by n
correspondent Of the Press who called
at tho Auditor Generals Office and
endcavored to obtain copy of the
list Of banks, brokers, and other per-
sons with whom the peoples money
is deposited, but was refused il. He
was not suffered TO make a few memo
randa from the tell-talc record, though
tho law requires that it shall be opened
for the inspection of citizens, and
therefore does not countenance any
attempt at secrecy.
Such are the ways of our Radical
agents, who seem to act as though
they owned both the people and tho
Treasury.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

The struggle to beat Grant and check
the tremendous corruption that now
has control of tho Government is n
struggle OF the people against money.
Never before was such mighty sum
Of money employed to corrupt the
people and prevent an honest election.
Is there virtue enough in the country
to resist this great power and secure
reform in spite ofity That is ques-
ton which can hc answered aftor clcc-
ton better than now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

How CHANGED. While Grants
Secretary Of tho Treasury, Mr.. Bout
well, was member of Congress hc
wanted TO impcach Johnson because
two members Of his Cabinet attended
a political convention. Now nearly
all of Grants Cabinet travel around
tho country making political speech
cs, and Boutwell, does not object, but
goes himsolf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

WOULD NOT BITE.-Ex Gov. Curtin
refuses the nomination for Congress
rendered him by the GRANTEES of the
Eighteenth district. Tho Governor
has been offered everything by the
Grant party within the last three
months, except Grants own place.
Committees have followed him all
over Europe, still ho is for Buckalow,
Greeley and Peace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

OvEnBoAnD.-Thc Voikgriend, the
organ Of the German Radicals Of Lam
caster last week hauled down the Hart
rant and Allen flag, and says IL will
not assist in electing robbers and
roosters to Office. Conscience is max
ing sad havoc among the Grant sup
portcrs and organs every day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

Os HASD.-"TNe Clcdvfeld County
Tines is the long title Of seven col
umn journal started at Curwensville,
in the interest Of "tho government
(GranD. Vol. No. l is before us,
With T. J. Robson as publisher and a
committee as editor. If tho Radicals
succeed in sustaining two organs in
this county, for any length Of time,
and preserve thoir party intact, we
shall bc disappointed. No simila,
fsat can be referred 10. However
here's success to the Times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

CONE TO the MEErISG.--Democrat
do not fail to come to our Mass Meet
ing, on Tuesday, of Court week. You
will hear two or threc Of the best
speeches ever delivered In the county.
Gov. Curtin, if well enough, will bc
here, too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

A DMINIsTRATOR's Notice
"A Is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of GEORGE BEANS, deceased,
late Of Morri. township, clcardcld county, Pcnus.,
having been duly granted TO the undersigned, al
persons indebted TO said estate will please mako
payment, aud those having claims or demands
viii present ,hcm properly authenticated for set
tlrmcnt. DANIEL BEANS,
Sept. Is, is,a,.et Aimiulsirstcr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
DooT AND SHOE MAKING

PHILIP WEAVER. on Market ~. ''
shaw's Row, Ciearacld, Ps, has las N,
a nno lot Of frepeh Calf skins sna ~ nv
best In the market, and Is nov prsl,ar,,,0 ,,0 4
ufacture everything In his line. h'
rant his work TO be as represented ,.u
The oitsens Of Clesrheld and ',e''S
respectfully invited to give him cat. .sil,a
Work done ct short notice, W
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

In 1852 General John A. Logan,
now Grants chief fugleman in Illinois,
introduced u bill into tho Legislature
Of that State to sell negroes found
there 70 tho highest bidder. General
John thinks the Democrats very in,
consistent in prcierring Greeley to
Grant,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

CAUTIoN.-All persons are hereby :"
~ against negotiating for or pafsn'
certain promissory note. given by me
renee Marine, calling for s25. No' hNr
oeived any value for the sane, an dsH'
PETER BROW"
Frenchyille, Sept II, lSf2.-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

A Cincinnati wife left her husbands $
board but took the bed with her. lIc
Is puzzled to know how to word a
legal notice Of warning to prospective
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
MASS MEETING (!

N AOD mEE l. llNO
mass meeting Of the people will be bcld in
the Court House, at ciearfeld, on
TUESDAY EVENING, September 24th.
HoS. r. o. PERRIN, Of New York,
THoS. MARSHALL, Esq, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Hos. WM. A. WALLACE, Of clearheld,
will be present and address the meeting.
The advocates Of Reform in the administration
Of the Govcrnncnt State and National oppo-
nents Of Corruption, Bribery, and Rings, and the
Democracy Of Clcarheld county, are requested to
como out aud hear the issues discussed fairly.
Turn OUT Tum out!! Rally once more in be-
hall of good causcl
BY order the Democratic Co. Com.
d. l.. KREBS, Chairman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

I OsT.-on Wednesday, Sept. tA ~,
IL coming from NJ. Il. sabbath sease
a Bracelet, composed Of seven peea ~ 4
gold. with q hcart-shapcd loekei al'ae ' 20
finder will be rewarded by leaving 'a' nj
the ofice Of J. d. MeENAILY, Esq. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

HAUrioN.-All persons are hereby warned
~ against purchasing or in any way mcddling
with the following personal property, via One
team Of horses, one set OF harness, two horse
In the barn, now in the possession Of VIM. Lines,
Of Bloom township, rs the same belong to Ne, hav-
ing been purchased Of Mes-rs. Arnold A iIarts-
horn, and only len with him on loan subject 10
our ordrer. JOHN SMITH,
MARY A. LINES.
Forest, Sept. 1e, 1879. ..3ta
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

"The Government" is still bathing
at Long Branch After tho 4th of
March IL can stay there,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

at Large to the Constitutions
Convention.
Jeremiah s. Black, York.
George W. Woodward, Lurcrnc.
William Bigler, Clcarhcld.
Frank d. Gowan, Philadelphia.
Robert A. Lamberton. Harrisburg.
A. A. Purman, Waynesburg.
James Ellis, Pottsvilc.
George NJ. Dallas, philadelphia.
John A. Campbell, Philadelphia.
William l.. Corbett, Clarion. ..
William II. Smith, Allegheny.
William J. Baer Somerset.
S. c. 7. Dodd, Franklin.
Samuel II. Reynolds, Lancaster.
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gsw advertisements.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
j. M. KRATZER'S.
Immense SfOck or Goods or erery
description.

sWIVtHSG NtOth " 9HOONS OE gggTU
description.
woocn Goods, tame price as before the ad-
vance In wool
Muslins at reduced prices.
Dress Goods In greatest variety.
Mourning Good, Of all kinds.
Black Aipaea,, at all prices.
Black Silks, very cheap. ta.I
waterproofs, velyctecns, Plaid and plain Flan-
nels, shirting flannols, &c.
Table Linen and Napkins, Irish Linens, 1914
shec,ing and Pillow Muslin.
Ottoman Rep shawls and scarfs, Striped Shawl,
at all prices.
Paisley shawls, single and double, IS TO $50.
Dress Trimmings, Fringcs, Lsces, Velvet Rib
bons, Yeycteens, &e.
Full line Of the celebrated Josephine Seam
less Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves from 81 up.
Ladies Neck Tics. Collars, Ruling, Hair
Draids and swi 9 ,os.
1.sdics' and Children's Merino Under-wcar.
Madame Foy's, Thompson's, Gloyc-Fitting,
Hip Gore and other cOrsets. Also, Hoop skirts,
Paniers, 4e.
Large stock. Of Carpets and Wall Papers.
Shoe. and CATERS, same quality as heretofore.
"The best are the cheapest
BslmOrsl and other knitting yarns, and other
articles, too numerous TO mention. re
Purchasers win End greater variety OF goods
than u usually found in one store.
Call and examine.
Clearheld, Sept. Is, 1879.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18

I'sTRAY.-Camct trcspassing on the promises
IL &c. W. kylcr. In Graham township, on
September 10th, 1917, BLACK HORSE, sup
posed to be about II years old, with small star
In the face. The owner Is requested to come for
ward, prove properly, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be disposed Of according to law.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
o1OO REwARD.-The snacr,igucd vi

$lOO ,.g y. sSo;. II. .s S. "s,a .
ton that will lead to the detection and conviction
Of the party or parties who, on or about the 9th
Of September, broke the glass out Of the windows
Of tho tenant house on my premises, In Coving,on
township, and otherwise defaced the building, as
well as shooting through the doors and walls.
JOHN u. R0UGEuX.
Frcpchy ille Sept is. Is72-3tA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
+ IsT or JURORS DRAWN FOR y
i 4 tomber Term. A. ID. 1872. laih MonlAI. =

II toinotf Term, a. ~. 1917, 4tn MouaA. :
GRAND JURORS.
J. W. Wright. Beccaria Aaron Shiry-.-es
VIM. Bell...........,..Be Bell J. S. M'kieruan-s'l
Hugh Lecch........ Bloom j. swan, Sr......Ia
Thos. Rallston.. ... Boggs Conrad Baker...-l
:. Cowdcr....... Bradford S. clydc.-.....hr1
VIM. Schwem, ...Drady wm. Tate. 4
John lcc.....,.. Burnside ]. II. Hile... LunM
Adam liagy.-......c Ghost Geo. d. Hess-,,.l1
!. Johnston. Clearhcld NJ. c. MCuly .~la
J. ii. Fleming. Cur'cnsle NJ. l.. c. EyAns-
X. showaltcr.... Decatur Henry penti.~..-V
Vim. MOorO...,. Ferguson W. lleudcnOu-EN|
TRAVERSE JURORS,
Thos. Mullcn.. =. Beccarial q. W. Hall..,.eds
"a. wright. j. :. Jurey"'un
John krhard.... Z" A. J. ehsgov-.-a
Henry $. MGhec., .. nclil CNarad tiinter--
5. Lansberry ,... .RradfordlJ. VI. Jordan
II. lartsfclt, r....BradylS. lIagcfty ---r-
Jas. l., Clark....... ~ Lewis Erhard-.-
a, J. kipg,~...... Reuben Caldsel
n, hoek..........Burnside Vim. Ca,hcari.s-
Adam Bcck...... John Parks. .br
NJ. MElwain.... VIM. Brown
Jos. Johns;on.......C Chest Mat. Read.
Isaac Rainey....... John Dale.
Z. Coutcrct.... Coyington Jacob lrwin..
X. MPherson.. clearhcld Peter KcpPle-~
d. Bcuncr....... Z" Jas. llauier.-...V'
b. S. Broom. e. Cur cusIo John Shof....-.'
]. Baughman... Decatur VIM. A. Moore
$. MClarrcn.... Levi Bloom~.-'--
A. Baughman.... John Bloom~---
J. u. Ayres...... Jos, Spenccr..''''''
NJ. Walker.... John Owens
j. II. Ferguson. Ferguson j. b. Garison.--,
Robt. q. shaw. tioshcn VIM. klinc.,.'Ne
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NoTiCE.-Noti,

ExECUTOR's NOTiCE.-Noticc IL herc.
III by given that Letters Tcstamentary having
been granted 10 the subscriber on the estate Of
ROBERT LtDDELL. deceased, late Of Jordan
township, Clcarhcld county, Pennsylvania, all
persons indebted TO said estate arc requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement
JOHN a. WILSON,
JAMES HUNTER,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-09-18
District Delegates.
FOR CONGRESS

GEORGE A. AUGHENBAUGH, of Clinton.
JOHN @. HALL, of Elk.