Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21
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| Ino only cTop thee BroWs w B"o
light is wild oats.
The venerable OK. President Fillmore
has declared his intention TO support
Greeley and Brown.
Maryland has 5000 darkoy Greeley
voters. Summers letter is doing its
work.
Tho New Orleans Republican says
that Grant is coming out for Greeley
lon tho 4th Of March.
Justice has been cheaponed fifty per
cent. in Illinois, since the collection OF
illegal fees has been made penal Of.
tense.
The next session of tho Erie An.
nual Conference Of the NJ. ". Church
will be held at Akron, Ohio, com
mencing on the llth of September.
Dir. Lowell Mason, tho well known
musical composer, died in Orange on
Sunday. Ho was eighty ono years Of
ago. Ms.f 4
When Judge Settle notified General
Grant of his denomination, he added
"I promise you North Carolina by
forty thousand majority" y
In South Bend, Ind, the homo Of
vico, President Colfax, 300 Republi-
cans have signed call for Greeley
ratification meeting. aHI s
Grants only reply to the reception
speech of Mayor Butterficld, Of Utica,
was, al suppose ] am TO be the guest
of Senator ConklingP ~ q
Ben Butler says if Greeley is elect.
cd "all that was gained by tho war
will be lost" Butler is evidently got.
ting uneasy about his spoons.
Lieut. John II. Miller formally OF
Mill Crock, Huntingdon county, was
killed by tho Ute Indians on the
plains Of New Mexico, on the llth Of
June last.
Senator Carpenter, speaking in
Wisconsin, before the election, said
"lf wc don't carry North Carolina by
ten thousand majority, things will
look blue for General Grant" Blue
| il is
yY"e,a. 'ppt pIo n.'s w nv yHt ~ u a
M s ,hn,,a $50 ~ s ;cEtS E
calls for IT, His mcmoryis is now re-
fieshed on that point.
When you see a grown-up couple OF
tho male and female persuasion sitting
XIX ' o,, ceu e' bp, as odds ,sa, ,ho,, ~ ~
nsIs, 49,, So Wv . otS ou'o ,p"v ;n'y "e
~, ~ o'o'"'' ""' '''''' ""u W." S'e'y
' Gr.n, I. roodr 20 o,osn hond. .oros.
| tho bloody chasm with every ex'reb,l
who viii vote for him. But hc Il d;s.
cnstod at tho tboupbt of Greeley doino
such . thing
-. , 90 ooo
~ REQUIRES S',Vvy per annur, G,, more D
nar,men, pndcr General Uor,ranf,,.
adm;nistration. ,bon was' exncndeJ
lnnder thnt of Judye slenLcr
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! ,ba mopav ar,i.Ies Cor that ;onrna'
,here for q ,e,iod of ,hir,v.,wo veors
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noroh;yo - nrorin, ~, ~, paa,hLn,
rinrane rreolve sho, NJ W Iin
Tha ,,,a NJ H,,d ~. 'so.',
ras chas,os p paahai w Icy ou's'u'
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pre,;don, g., 0rA rIIu aI,.. 'aa
nroanhod ond "T,prad pd S;n y, M ,ha 6 ap
ro,agc bs coniJ name IL he =" wauI,
snnnor, IN S,n Doninco schcmo :
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nsreep 70 .nv Po',s NJ W !, ious %. nu"aro'
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! vi'a''on i w,, 70 v,sit wy /" u''' ou'pnu
springs, HslnIa' says ne mus. de
olinv o' t"o S'ouuu S .""V "'s no''sc
s'O, wou'u, ~ "''soo''''suyu '''e s,ep
doggeu oy spleh, ahu hlniSeu he'
ABOUT "hiie lhere'l' oN. iil I'm w
"Grant's carpet baggers, "said Mr.