Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-28
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comm oncc in Carlisle to day.
The proposed tunnel under the Mis-
sissippi at Memphis costs s5,OoO,OOO.
Gen. Sherman left Fred Grant be.
cause Fred wanted to make valet Of
him. SO they say.
A sixty thousand dollar bank rob.
berry occurred in Baltimore, on the
night of the 10Th.
Mosby goes for Grant, therefore
Mosby's sins in killing Union soldiers
on the sly arc pardoned.
A mans loyalty to the Administra.
tion is measured by the amount he
will give to corrupt voters.
The Courier.Jounai believes that
DR.. Mary Walker is unquestionably
the most thorough pantaloonatic Of
the age.
"There is not Grcclcyite among
the colorcd men Of Tyrone. ."-Herdd
That is certainly no discredit to Mr..
Greeley.
There arc twenty-five Republican
papers in Pennsylvania opposing the
election of the Radical candidate for
Governor
Johnstown reJoices in q regular lady
Doctor. Esther ". Marbourg. Those
young men troubled with the heart
disease all send for her
The Phiadolphians launched n
Steam Ship, Of the Liverpool line, over
which they had big jollification.--
They arc going to build three more.
A Leavonworth (Kansas) paper
speaks of Kansas city as n "right old
fungus whose territory is carpcted with
threeply mortgages" t
The New York Evening Post pre-.
diets a Republican defeat in Pennsyl.
vania on account Of the revolt of the
party against Hartranit.
Buckalcw and Hartley are admitted
by Republicans TO be honest men,
Hartranft and Allen are denounced by
Republicans as corrupt and unworthy.
The character of Hartranft.i is to be
endorsed by u certificate signed by
Simon Cameron and others, stating
that he comes fully up to their stand
ard OF honesty, l.df
Fred. Bates, of Titusvlle, says "If
Greeley is TO be elected, | will sell my
property and move to Canada" If
Mr. Bates is as good as his word, III.
lusviiic viii lose one OF her citizens.
George Kingsland, book. keeper of
the Hudson County National Bank, of
Jersey City, has decamped to Europe,
being defaulter for $4,000. Wine
and women are said TO be the cause
The high and narrow military heels
for ladies, boots are no longer fashion.
able in Paris, but are being replaced
by heels about half the height of the
old ones
Connecticut, "the land of steady
habits and OF "blue laws" has given
up her attempt to prevent the safe OF
liquors, and passed a stringent license
law in the stead Of the repealed pro.
hibitory act.
The son Of Gov Blair, of Michigan,
has been turned out ofhs mail agency,
for "violating the rules Of the postal
service" That is to say, be refused
TO give $50 to the Grant campaign
fund.
There arc 25, 900 Greeley Republi
cans in this State, every one OF whom
win vote the Democratic State and
Congress tickets in October, in order
10 make sure Of the State for Greeley
in November.
The Lafayette Clnd. Journal Grant
paper gives notice that Grant men Of
other states must not look to Indiana
for any help in the canvass, "The
situation here" 1t says, ais sufficiently
grave to excite our most lively ap
prehensions."
Ii is said Con. Grant has not said
"Let us Have Peace" once since the
Philadelphia Convention. Perhaps
his man Boutwell, shut him up when
he said in North Carolina, al protest
against stretching hands across the
bloody ehasm"
The Kov. Brotherln Law Cramer
has boon heard from again lie re,
fused TO present the American Consul
at Copenhagen, Mr. u W Grlfiin, and
his accomplished wie % court, be-
cause they belonged TO TOO low grade
OF diplomatic rank to entitlo them to