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The New York herald., 1872-12-28

M.-Cotton firm. Mlddling upiands lO1<d. middng Or.
leans lo3sd IO<d sales kO0O bales. nclndng 1000
lands for February at 92ld.
TRADE At rMAscHEsrER.-LIvrRPooI. Dec. N.-Ysrns and
fahrics at Manchester quiet but nrm.
IL MaysTrooL BREADsrurrs MARgEr.-LIyERrooL, Dec. II
~ M.Ihe receipts Of wheat at this port since The M
iast report nave been 7,UO quarters including 700
a err The market Is 0rmer Wheat 2s a. izs
or req western Spring, and lis 3D. lis Id for red
~ ~wn.eI. Corn 1H 3D. per quarter. Peas, sss ga per
i0 canadian The receipts Of since last re-
can.
LIvERRooL Provision MARxEr.-LvrRPooI, Dec 27-
sud a.. Mcseed ss per uerce OF 4 lbs tor new mess
P.rsoLEUx nAaxEr.-ASrwERP, Dec. H.-Petroleum
b4}Sf for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
POLICE MATTERS.

At meeting of the Board OF Police Commits.
sloners held yesterday afternoon Mr.. Henry Smith
was reinstalled in his position OF President OF the
Board Commissioners Manierre and Bosworth.
did not seem to like giving up the temporary power
vested, but they were so pushed by circumstances
that they were compelled to give a reluctant
assent. President Smith immediately assumed tho
duties of his O1ices -'~-
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
COTTON RECEIPTS.
net receipts OF 9 ot,on sine,
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

4IoHpoN MoHrv MARKET.--LoSpoS, Dec. 27-5 p. NJ
Consols 9is4 9ly for money; 9l a4 for the account
American securitics-Five twentes of 1865, old, G1s;
1851, %; tenorties ssa4 new fvcs, 89s Erie, 4X.
PkRIs BouRsE-PARIs Dec. 27-A. M.-Rentes opened at
h3 l0c.
PARIS, Dec. 27-P M-Rentcs, 63f &c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON AARkxI.-LlykW00Is Dec. X-bG.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

The quotations based on cotton in store running In
quality no, than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
Flour AND GRAIS.The receipts were Incomplete, ow.
ing to the storm. The -four market steady, but
quiet only small business was done and the sales
the basis OF the appended quotations. footing
about 1880 bbls, including oil kinds Corn meal re-
maned quiet, but there was no perceptble change In
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

Cornmeai Jersey soa @
baltimore.
pnoss. nh,,., 20
Wheat was in better demand and the market was de.
ssGS
siirss e. sSs sHTaaH
ss Se9n :ns
s &c.
nike 65c &C. TOR new do. anoat closing firm. Oats
we're nhs
ana no: so. ,Gr sna 5
White the market closing rm a. the improyemsnt Bar
absence of transac'ions.
iSr
were ana s . Ss TBS
nashsls grain az sfd, asd sd, psft a !Is inside
Ss ~ 81: ~ sSs1s:
5 . 9ssa
general cargo at lump sum; Danish brig hence 10
OS Sn as sesn yesy quiet since our
na MSdss %
@ M srs sromr. eyers Sna % cloth
%
Sats were M no. % dsait N 70 'ss.1s any ss
y.s Df5s tsss vsfy . trade in
either hay straw since last mainly account Of
sSpssn Tsas sas ns'
Ef;s! = ii SSs Sisss e 't-. i i !; g
% sH '1s ss % as
eSs any orssn ssudnx fd. @
AoL1ssEs-There has been nothing doing to-day Of any
nominal We quote:-
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed..... l5c. a Isc. a.
Cuba, cayed. ....:.;.......... 20c aZc -
Cuba Muscovado, grocery"....... &c. a s3c "a
& hSsisS SG Islands &c. se &c. &c.
market for sns 0o a nne GsS
@ chanss
close strained was offered At ss s. without finding
9s Tsr Z, 's.1sS sn
serpiicn during ,hs past three days showed
g 10 Ssasnss
for for ahsS a % @ r sSa sPa 5
S%'''n ~ rss' ''
aofs III ia ss
iesi Sss sar ana Re- s
ansS esa E. fSe ssds % IN
sSs sT Ssi ssS ,I
At 81 sns os ~ RSs @ a
s 5BPs Of % ssA + .S
h. as% sss DDls cut meats so
Fl sas :s Ssss
q % ss ssss
prices remained n5s9 ,g
sh; $"e$s rem 81 sSf'Ty
a jobbins way about IS packages were dis. dis
OS s2 for prime erces re- Us and sn1s
%as s;s ss: on"
SsRsa Ss9R; e. s sF d. .ssss ssssses:s ss ss s
sa esSf ens
on s ss ess. %
;se: s :ns % # s io ,s ts It
&c. City lard remained quiet but about steady at 7c
sss q nss os continued inactive and
hsRs nsIsl s s sS%sss
to goSa s 81
iSs csnssSss S SSd: and bSass s S 'aYYiise Yis
s ans.
&c. &c. SH 70 R s a. Is 30 to M ss e y ss Ts. ,s
ss;sh ss?ss:a * &c IA
iSntnusd qust owing the
dimcaity o. rahsporauon rrces hotwhssndng were
bags at s<c s'4c for Carolina and CSC. sc tor Ran
goon.
our last but stil! maintaned its firm tene Sales
in limited demand and steady The sales foot up about
500 bags at SIC 9fc Timothy continued inactive and
TAtLow Market quiet but about steady. We have
WooL.-1he market has been unusually quiet for the
past three daysn there has scarcely anything been
accomplished, and certainly nothing of Importance,
Prices Tor all descriptions remained noninay the same,
nd will a Year yheu
dealers antcipations are realized, there will be con-
siderable business consummated.
WuIsgEY.-Receipts Is bbs. The market irregular
still unsettled. Sales 20 bbls at c a7c closing
with sellers asking the higher price.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
CLOSING PRICGs-s O'CLOCK P. Il.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady for "SpOt" and Firmer
for "Future;'' Receipts at tho Ports,
1884 Bales-FlOur Qutct-Whent More
Active and Dearer-Corn Stcady-Oats
Firmcr-PrOvtsiOns Quiet-Groceries
Quiot-East India Goods Dull-Whis-
key NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nominal-Na.
val stores Easier-Wool Very Quiet.
FRIDAY, Dec. 27-6P. NJ.
The trade movement continued very sluggish as
q general thing; but there were, perhaps, more
exceptions to the rule than there have recently
been. Business men generally find employment in
casting up their accounts and striking their bal
ances for the year, however, that time does not
hang very heavily on their hands, notwithstand-
ing the extreme dulness in the mercantile marts,
The cotton market was extremely quiet, and lots
on the spot were nearly nominal. At the Pro-
duce Exchange the only exception to the general
rule OF dulness was to be found in tho market for
wheat, which received fresh impetus and ruled
decidedly frmer under q good demand Tor ex-
port-the break In steamer freights having ena-
bled shippers to pay the prices demanded during
the past day or two, and which showed an advance
OF about lc. q &c. per bushe. Corn was in fair
request ut steady prices. Oats were firm. Whis-
Key was lower. The movement In provisions was
sluggish in the extreme, while prices were TO a
great extent nominal. Freight room was still
scarce, out grain was wanted, ana was accord
ingiy taken ut lower rates Groceries continued dull
but steady to value. Petroleum remained entirely
nominal Naval stores were quiet and easier. Metals
generally quiet and steady East India goods were
dull Wool extremely dull but nrmly held.
AsnksReccipts for the past three days Is packages
The market has been quiet and steady for pots but
nominal for pearls. We quote Pots $3.50
BUILDING MArKRALs.-There has been little or no de.
mand for brick since astreport and prices remained
nomnally the same Lime has likewise been quiet and
unchanged quoted at 81 so for Rockland common and
81 rs Tor do. lump. Cement nominal about 81 60
per Dbl for Rosendae Laths quiet steady at
81 60 for Eastern spruce.
CASpLEs.-The market was dull for all kinds quoted
at Sic. Sc. for sperm, &c. . f3c. for patent do
soc asic for stearc, 2Sc 2sc for parainc, and 2Oc
for adanantine.
Corrkx.-There was business reported to-day from
first hands but the Jobbng demand continues good and
the market throughout was firm for all descriptions
append current quotations as Observation-Disclosures
cargoes, i6e fair cargoes, l6ic. lGl4c good
Javs-Government bags, ls1c l9c do grass mats
l9c. 2pc. Singapore tgrass mats l5c. l6c Ccylon
1870. l61c ;Maracaibo, 15c l6sc. Lagnayra fStc
IKE: Jamaica, lac. Ice. ST. Domingo, Bsc. 3llc
CorTos spot ruled more active and prices were
about steady Future deliveries rnder good demand
aud moderate offerings, were hrmer, closing &c. &C.
per ID. higher. The sales sum up as folows:-
To-Day. Last E,enig. 7o.a,.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

Included in the above are 30 bales to arrive For
future delivery oasis low mddng) the sales have been
as follows Sales last evening" after three 0'cockDe.
cem9er, ao At 10 Siscs i0 At isNej January 200 At
200 At zsc Total iioo bales Sales to-day g three
3cock M-neeemoer 90 az !. iec. ~ 81 is5c
is 7i6c 800 at isNc; January, 100 At islc., iios at
TsbruaTy SS so, e - Is,es iOS :. Al
i,Oatls iSlse Y: 100 st soc March, 2o AZ Like,
I; B. 100 AZ noHc b. 2 p 100 4, 2 1889, Ie 81
90, alc Nay, 800 az az Icfs' 100 at a,.c. p T. oj
&C. a ~ ~ slsS IsSsnssLie @ IL 2c 'Sne i At
change i@ February for Nay Total, 1000 bales
up follow: :.Gsiyeston Io.s; New Orleans 6$sS;
mington, 2s6; Norfolk, mi; New York. aSo Boston, IFS
Total 1914 This day last week, S7s. This day last
year N 667 Rates cotton TO foreign ports closed firm
st the Following ngures;-TS uayrs, By steam. be q
compressed To Bremen, by steam, iAc sail, l9sc. 10
Liverpool by steam I'D lll6d sail, I'D 7.l6d. ny
steam 9l6d Sd., last half OF January regular boats
TO Liverpool lied. less for Immediate shipment We
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

A BANKING HOUSE
of
JAY COOKE CO.,
No. 20 Wall street, Dec n, 1879.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has in full
operation. with regular daily trains s2l miles of road
distance OF nearly 200 miles more Is constructed. The
Minnesota section Immediately on its completion entered
upon satisfactory business including local traffic and
the large carrying trade the Northwestern British set
Elements and the Hudsons Bay Company Tho recently
completed section Of sxyve miles, the Pacific coast
at once commands profitable business between Puget
Sound and the Columbia River heretofore done BY
wise steamess On the opening Of Spring, with more
than 800 miles Of road In regular operation the company
will control the extensive and productive trade Of the
Upper Missouri, much Of Montana and the Northwest
The earnings of the road for 1873 viii be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously the
coming year are progrc rcssins satisfactorily.
OF the nearly million Land accrung to the
Company in connection with the portion of the road
virtually constructed two million of excel
lent average quality market and their sale and set
tement progressing The average price thus realized
is IS &c per acre. which is at tha OF more than
100000 per mile Of road for the whole grant
The Company already begun process of redeem
ing canceng its First Mortgage Gold Bonds as they
being received at 81 To- payment and exchange
for the Company's lands.
With these accomplished results and most favorable
prospects, the Company is selling its First Mortgage
73O Bonds for the purpose completing its line of
We recommend them as q well secured and unusually
profitable investment They have following elements
of strength and safety They the obligation of
strong corporation; they First Mortgage on the
Road Its right Of way, telegraph lines Equipments and
Franchises, and first lien Its Net Earnings. In
for the payment OF principal and interest Land Grant
800 per mile Of road through the States and
through the Territories The scven
and hreetenths per gold equal now to about 81
currency Gold Checks the semiannua interest on
the Registered Bonds are mailed to The Post office address
Of the owner.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
most favorable terms. For sale by Banks and Bankers
generally.
m
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

The Comptroller paid yesterday to the Depart
ment Of Public Parks, for current expenses
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

The pay-rols of the foremen and others engaged
in laying thirty -six-nch mains and small pipes
and also those OF the paviors on the streets will be-
paid to-day at the Comptr0ers once, as the work.
men are not engaged upon the line OF the work.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
sOuTHERN eECURITIEs QUIET.

Belfv'e 4 ISs m SIS. ssh Bost lst m, 7s.. ~
Alt a II 1st 100 Boston, Hart Egtd.. b5h
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

Professor Tynda has transposed the two last
lectures Of his course. He will tonight take up
the "Relations of Light and Radiant Heat" and
treat OF spectrum Analyss In the last lecture on
next Tuesday evening.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
COPARTNERsHIPs.

THIS DAY WITHDRAWN
SAM UELS h HOLMAN,
JACOB J. SAMUELS.
JOSEPH HOLMAN.
MAX HOLMAN,
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

Ann Clancy, ON Irlshwoman, thirty-one years Of
age, was taken to the Fourth precinct station on
Thursday night, while in q state Of intoxications
and Dr. Hemingway called, - she seemed to re-
qure medical attendance. Ann subsequently died
from exhaustion. Coroner Young was nOtlhed.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

In consequence Of Thursdays storm Mr.. Hepl
worth's Sunday School Will hold their Christmas
festival tomorrow at three p. NJ, in Rutger'S
chapel.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,

A BANKING HOUSE
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

J7LEvENTH WARD BANK, NEW YORK, DEC n,
~ S2-Dividends-The directors Of this bank have this
declared semi annual dividend of three and half
per cent of all and after the I'd day
OF January next CHAS. +. BROWN, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
n NEECHANICS' AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITU.
M TION.
No. 2S3 Bowery, near Houston street.

semiannual dividend OF six per cent per annum will
be credited January all entitled thereto Tor the
six months and three months ending December 81 Pay
able and after January 20 1873.
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited a deposit.
Money deposited now will draw interest from Janu'
ary l.
ALFRED 7. CoNKLIN, President.
HryRY G. FISHER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

No. 20 Wall street. Dec. "a, 1879.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

The trustees of institution have declared the forty
fourth dividend, at the rate of six
per all sums that have remained deposit
for three months previous to January 1873
able on and after the third Monday in January.
All dividends not withdrawn will receive Interest the
same . deposit .x
EDWARD ScHELf, Treasurer.
C. n. ALyORD. Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27
a CARD TO the MUSIC LOVING sISHd'ic.'' public.


1t affords us infinite pleasure to inform music
loving public that on invitation to tho distinguish
cd pianist, Professor Hetz, Of Philadelphia, to
participate in the concert soon to be held here has
met with favorable reply. The Prof being
scholar of the world renowned pianist, DR.. Franz
List, at present residing in Rome, Italy, has n
brilliant career behind him. To considerable
extent he combines the rare qualities Of his great
tutor, and those who never heard the great macs
tro should not fail to go and see Prof Hetr, his
distinguished scholar. We vouch for grand mu-
sicaI tr~at, The Prof will play on this OCCASION
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

Communicated. 80.
JT-TT ~ CLEAnrnLp, March, 10th, 1879.
Ma. EpIroR Some Indignant ranter In the
Phllipsburg Josrwai glve,publici,y to IN snor-
nous amount Of spleen towards the eitissns Of this
town, and seems to imagine that we are truly
iod- -forsakcn community. This Of course Il Is
not necessary to notice, inasmuch as our citizens
need no vindicaion or defense from charges Of
this kind Their bcncvolcnce and hospitality to
strangers Is known to all who ever visited our
borough, unless they come TO commit crime, and
then wc entertain them as sumptuousiy as our
rickety old Jail will permit When the new one
Is finished It's doors will be gladly opened wide to
Passenger" In tho Jomrnai.i rrrrgia
I wish to say especially to Passenger that his
structures about the Doctor are unkind and untrue.
Being the individual referred TO, l will say land
for tho truth Of what l say refer him to the pa
ticnt, now II seems in Philipsburg,) that the man
applied to me for treatment before he knew he was
getting tho small pox. Iprcscrbcd for him freely
and hope properly, and ordered him to go to bis
lodgings and remain thcrc, and promised to visit
him us soon as he let me know where to find him,
and, In the event Of the landlord refusing to keep
him, advised him to apply to the authorities for
some place to stay, cautoning him at the same
time not to expose himself necdcssly, so as to give
the disease to others, and avoid much MS posi-
bic the excitement the presence Of small pox would
paturally create in the community. But did not
refuse to treat him. On the contrary, when
fourd he had small pox assured him Of my will.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

APPALLING DEATH. On Friday
morning last lad named Millard Youtzy, aged
about l6 years, son Of John Youtry of Bratton
township, was killed under the following distress
sing circumstances. He was employed at n saw
mill in the mountains, and was riding mule,
With hao nf earn and tin hncket nnon its hack
The rattlng Of the kettle frightened the mule, and
it set of on run. Some men in the road at
tempted to stop It, when II broke into the wood,
running down the mountain pell-meIl over rocks,
timber, and one fence. The boy fell soon after
the mule took to the wood, but his foot stuck fast
in the girth, and he was dragged all the distance,
head downward. His head was fearfully battered,
and he was Of course dead when the mule stopped.
-Leicisfocn Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27
RELIGIoUs NOTICES.

Methcdist Episcopal Church--Rcv. J. II.
'N'Coap, rsstor.-Public Service every Sabbath,
At l0I A. M, and ~ P. M: ra Wit
Sabbath School at % A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at "a =. M.
Communion Service, first Sabbath OF every
month, at 10l A. M.
81. Andrews Church--Episcopal--
'sGronar HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
nt 10 o'clock, and at Z p. M.-sunday School at
Ii p. M.--Prsyer Meeting Wednesday evening
att o'clock,
Presbyterian Church--Rev. Mr.. BurLER.--
Public Service every Sabbath, morning and even
ing.
st. Francis Church--C atholic--Re I.
J. McMASus--Mass at 10t o'clock A. M, on the
second and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

There are few persons who arc aware Of the im-
portancc Of attending 10 cough or n cold at its
hrst appearance. The thousands who die annually
Of consumption, wore first attacked with a"slight'
cough or cold, which they thought would soon
"wcar" itself OF, aud therefore neglected to use
the proper remedies until they became incurahlc.
Every day that a cough, cold. or any lung dis
ease Is neglected, makes tho chances Of q cure
more uncertain. We would recommend all suffer-
ing from any disease Of the Lungs whatever, TO
uso iIAssoS's COMPOUND Synur or Tan. It never
fails In curing tho worst cases Of coughs, colds,
hoarsencss, sore throat, oatArrh and asthma. IL
is an infallible remedy for whooping Cough; be-
ing prescribed by some Of the leading physicians
In the Northern and Southern States, and being
prepared under the immediate supervision OF .
graduate Of the Pennsylvauia Medical College,
The proprietors beg leave to inform all that It Is
no "Quaek" preparation, but made strictly In ac-
cordance with the advanced principles and theory
Of medicine. Price 50 cents per bottle.
RUSSELL 4 Lands, Proprietors, Philadel-
phia. Sold at Joseph r. Twins drug store, Cur
wensville, Pa. mcho-Sm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

A T a meeting OF the Town Council Of Clcar6ed
IA borough March 4th, 1872, the following Or
dinance was passed and ordered to be printed.
BE II ordained by the Burgess and Town Coun-
ell Of the borough OF Cloar6cld, and 1t Is hereby
ordained by the authority Of the same,
1. That the Town Council shall, before the nrs,
Monday Of April In each and cvory year, elect
citizen Of the borough Of CearGcd TO act as Street
Commissioner, TO serve for one year commencing
the nrst day Of April Of each year, who, before
entering upon the discharge Of his duties "a such
shall take and subscrlbc an oath or affirmation
the same as now required by law TO be admins
tered to members Of The Town Council, with the
following addition "That he will In no way be
interested In any contract with the said borough
Of Ceardeld, nor accept directly or indirectly any
gift, reward, or gratuity, from any person inter-
csted In or applying for any contract or order Of
work BY which said borough will be charged viii
the payment Of any money" l0
2. The said Street Commissioner shall, under
the direction OF the Town Council, have charge
and control Of all work TO bs done on the streets
Of the borough Of ClearGeld, and shall purchase
all material necessary for the repair or improve
mcnt Of the same, unless otherwise ordered spcci-
ally by the Town Council. II shall be his dut,
to employ and discharge all hands aud teams as
may bc necessary TO perform tho work required
by tho Town Council. II shall also no the duty
Of said Street Comnissipner 10 certify all bills
which he finds correct and truc, for work done or
material furnished, and hereafter no order shall
bc drawn for work done or material furnished for
said streets unless the bill has boen approved BY
the Street Commissioners. a''A
A. W. LEE, Secretary. moist.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

n UGLY FALL--Thc Perry county
eerat Of last week gives the following account
sil on pitchfork On last Sunday evening
oi Mr.. John s. Ferry, Of New buffalo, went
hay NOV, threw down hay, then the fork
'he prongs up, and in getting down himself
on the fork, one Of the prongs entering his
~. nnder the breast bone, passing upwards
Iouf incnes. The little fellow will probably
tno prong seems 10 have passed be.
the vitais and the breast bone. A short
bsfore, the lad had fallen down through ths
house at the mill and was severely injured.
~ recently passed safely through an attack
small pox. lie seems 10 posscss charmed
we hope he may speedily recover from his
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

A New LEcTUREss.-The Lock Ha-
ven Democrat says Miss Fannie lIamlin, of La
mar, has entered upon lecturing career. She
has delivered her lecture at Lock Haven aud Lew
isburg with marked success and appreciation.
Subject, "Faces at the window, or the allurements
Of society,". She is lady Of much culture and will
no doubt be successful In the career oil lecturer
We have heard the remark that ladies have an
antifnda for that hnsinesal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

JUDGE MAYER.-The Clinton Demo
crat wants this gentleman nominated for Supreme
Judge. We fully subscribe to all the editor says
upon this point, so far as the Judge is personally
concerned, but we do not think that this district
should put all its Judges on the Supreme Bench.
We need good Judge here as well as in the
higher court, and public policy is against the
transfer. This district is as fully entitled to a
FIRST class Judge rs the Supreme Bench.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

More than forty years have elapsed since John
sons Anodype Liniment was first invented, during
which time hundreds Of thousands have been BEN
ehtted by It's use. Probably no article ever be-
came so universally popular with all classes as
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Pills which contain antimony, quinine and cal
omcl should be avoided, as severe gripping pains
best pills are Parsons Purgative or Anti Bilious
pills. UH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

CONVICTED Samuel II. Snyder and
James Bergundcr, who were arrested last fall for
burning the barn Of Jacob Snyder in Bell town
ship, were placed upon trial at last term The
grand jury ignored tho bill as to Bcrgunder, bnt
found true bill against Snyder, who was placed
.on nrial and found guilty Sentence was post
,poned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-03-27

MusIcAL CoNoERT.-Our citizens
arc shortly to be treated to musical feast by the
members Of the Clear6eld Orchestra, assisted by
Prof Hetr, of Philadelphia, and number Of Ia
dies and gentlemen Of Clear6eld. The clearheld
Orchestra has become an Constitution" in our
town, and the young men who compose 1t, each
and every one, are deserving Of great credit for
their enterprise and perseverance, in becoming
maestros in their several parts. We win youeh
that the music rendered win be moestoso and hope
pur citizens viii give the Orchestra full house.