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NashvsIle Dry GOods MARKET.

Market very quiet, and unchanged. We
quote as follows:
PRINTs.-Wamsutta &c; Bedford Be;
Arnold's 10kc; Freeman's 10kc; Amoskeag,
11ac; Gamers 114c; Aliens 11ac; Ameri-
can lie; Dunnels 11ac; Gloucester IL &c;
Sprague's 113c; Washington 113c; solids
11ac; double pinks and puppies 12c.
Brown SHEETINas AND SHIRTIEGS.-
Quilt Innings 7a610c; Virginia family I, 10a;
Augusta do 10ac; Augusta J 12c. Granite
vile ! lie; Richland do lac; Augusta A
1870; Graniteville do 134c; Richland do
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Printed Piques.-One cas- Of Printed
Paris Piques In new designs. These goods
are exquisite. .-4sa
THOMPSON BROS. & KELLY.
TnhOS x
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Tenmesase and Paefnc RaHAroaa.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. 1870 AK.
Arrives at Nashville Rt..9:30 A. II.
Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. 4.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 P. NJ q.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 7:3Oo'cloc AN.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays AND Saturdays. Arrive
at lebanon at O'Clock P. II. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
Sc. louis Railway.
Chattanooga leaves s45 A. n. and 500 P. n.
I" arrives.1:30 P n. and 1:30 A. II.
Memphis and st. Louis
train leaves: 800 A. \. and "a Las Pm.
sheIbyville train leaves. .S:soP.M.
&c arrives $50 4. n.
The 500 p. x. snd5:00 A. \. trains ran daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North college street at 500
A n, and 200 P. NJ, Daily.
Arrives at 4:35 a. NJ, and 5:15 r. Il.
The zoo p. X. train does not stop st sny point
between Nashville and Gallsttn, except Edge
neld junction.
GaIIafin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. ..-...................3:55 p. n
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RaiIrOad..--ERshvtII and
Decatur Division.
LeaveL. q n. Depot, North college street,
0OfnE SOuOn-o.6J AM D.lo z IN.
Arrive North-4:45 AM; 1:45 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. WEnH hE
COLUMBIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 P.
NJ, arrives 9:55 M, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
SC. Louis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
St. Ionis hail leaves NASH 500 Az
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ...... las Pm
St. LOU Mail arrives at Nashville. 11:55 Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. $40 An
LOuisvIIIeand Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad.
L Trains leave znd2rriFe at Louisville 6efollows:
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. s.35 A. II. 1850 P. 4.
York Express, daily 3.55 P. x. 1880 2. n.
New York Night Express,
d8ly.......-........... l1OO ?. II o; 10 A. 4,
Lexington Nail, except
SUNDAY. 500 A, y. II 90 A. n.
Lexington Express, eXoeP
Sunday. 2 80 P \. ESQ P. Il.
Lagrange Accommodate
except Sunday......... 5:Ob P. ~. sos 4. NJ
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tionary; minus (-l tendency to fan; plus III tan
deDsy TO rise. W. 8. KAUYMAH, Observer.
The river was rising rapidly at this point
last evening, with six fees on Harpetb
Shoals. There was heavy fail Of rain
throughout the day, followed with snow
which commenced falling last night at
O'Clock
There were no. arrivals or departures
yesterday.
The Tyrone is due, and Is the regular
packet for Cairo this evening at O'Clock,
Capt. Harmon in command, and the Hard
brothers in the Office.
The Ella Hughes, from the upper Cum
berland, is expected. LIB
The Ada Holman, on account Of the
rain yesterday, was not able to discharge
her corn, and consequently is still tied up
To the ring bolt. no.
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southern Bonds I'm Eew York.
FIRST BOARD.

The sales Of Southern bonds st the New
York Stock Exchange on the 22d inst. were
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo, Memphis, SO. Louis
and New Orleans.

TIME Fine Steamer - -
TYRONE, Iep-Et4
Tom Harmon, Master, Alex. Hard, -
clerk will leave as above on WEDNESDAY,
56th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ
For freight or passage apply on boaTdor % "
II. ARTHUR & co. or HARRISON = SON
Agents-
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STATE OF THE WEATREr

TeIegrGPhie Report from SIGNAL Ssrvies Co-ps D.
y. A., Of OeservGtiOn, az S.66 o'clock p n
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BANKING.
Third National Bank
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

AOARD az DTRECrORs!
". BERRY, OHAS. e. HLLMAEs
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JOEEs,
DANIEL +. GARTER.
TNRANSAOTS 4 GENERAL EXUHANGM
4 Business Snd deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
wv. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sept ~
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Striped and Checked Satisfactorily
pieces of Striped and Checked Spring Silks
in beautiful designs, at $3.50 per yard,
worth $500.
THOMPSON Bros. &. KELLY,
mh25 5t Summer street.
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Nashville Tobaeco Mark ct.

Market firm, with good receipts. We
uuota as follows:
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Our stock in every department is now
complete. Never did we exhibit such an
array of beautiful goods. A kind remem-
brance is solicited.
1t ID. LovEMAN & Co.
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We have received the mos e,--ant stock
of Real Lace Curtains ever exhibited in the
city. 1t D. LovEAdAN s. Co.
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Irish Linens, largest stock ever brought
10 Nashville, at
mh25 1w HOGAN Bros, Union st.
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Exposition Dollar Store will be opsLed
in few days with a complete stock of ele-
CANT goods of every description. Notice
will be given the day before opening. .
mh26 2t
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RIVER NEWS.

staes Of RivsTs, Rarek %, 1s73.-Hsiqst Of svus.
abouefoap arnter snnrk At 3.00 y II
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Hamburg Edgings, Linen and Swiss
Embroideries, new and elegant styles, largest
stock in the city. Come and see them
and you will buy.
mh25 1w HOGAN Bros, Union st.
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sANISlNa.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NAsHvILLE QUOTATIONS.
rnNnnssnn AND OTHER sEOunIrrzs.


Compronerss warrants ...................9 Sc
Tennessee bonds, old. ...................... So
tennessee bonds, new.- 30
Tennessee bonds past due. 50
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds, 70
endorsed. .....s.........ss
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS, II
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad BIDS,
enoofee0.. ..................s.-....ss. "
Tennessee coupons, due July 1862. ......... 81
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds..... 70
City Nashville bonds, old. 1890. $1,000. 80
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor So
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. 60
Nashville corporation coupons. ............. SO
Davidson county bonds issued 10 Tennessee
and Pacific road. ......-..................... 70
Davidson county bonds issued to Louisville
EOhQs ssssss-ssss 81 "
Davidson county bonds issued 70 other
rO3Qs.ss 81
Davidson county coupons. .....,........ 50
Davidson county warrants ..............., 93
Wilson county bonds-long. ................ IS
Wilson county boDds-shUrt 60
Montgomery county bonds. ,............... 20
Murfreesboro coupons. ..................... 80
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock. rs
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock. 60
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock .. ~
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock As
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad stock As
Memphis and Charleston Railroad stock. %
South Nashville Street Railroad stock. ... 81
North Nashville Street Railroad stock . 30
Spruce Street Railroad stock. 100
Suspension Bridge stock. so
Planters Bank STOCK. ............"......s...
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.laalagEagrs. r.E
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Bad writers get poor pay. Learn with
j. w. Dolbear. mh23 81
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lew York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK; March 25.-The dry goods
business was quiet to-day in all branches
owing to the snow and windy weather. The
market for domestic was strong, except on
light brown sheeting and low grades of
bleached shirting, which were weak and
rather lower. Prints and Perecales were
in good request; Polka spots were brisk;
plain cress goods were selling well, but low
priced fancy fabrics are sluggish. Shawls
were dull. Foreign dress fabrics were in
fair demand. Ribbons were dull and sell
ing low. Black Mohairs aud Alpacas were
ontiua oud oOp,o oradnS uaaroo
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Ladies' White Cotton Hose Zoe, at
mh25 1w HOGAN Bros, Union st.
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Evansville Market.

EVANSVILLE, March 25.-Grain market
very dull. Wheat $l.75 for best white.
Flour quiet at S7.506S.20 for best white
wheat; couHtry and city brand S9.00h9.25.
Pork firm at SIS 256l5.50. Bulk meats
GRIN; shoulders 5Ic; Gear rib 7Ic. Bacon
clear sides SIC. Whisky SIC. Eggs l5c.
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ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Flour steady.
Wheat dull bu; unchanged, No. spring
$1,20; No. 8 red fall, SLOT. Corn &c
trock. Oats. 27628 on east track. Barley
65695c. Cye-nothing doing. Whisky
at SIC. Ness pork S15.25. Dry salt
hold firmly, business small; shanlders and
clear sides Matte, May. Bacon, scarce,
small lots sold at s.. 8a68sc. Lard 7ac.
Hogs, no market. Cattle firm; Texan 1sN
44c; native cows and heifers 24044c; steers
566c. 49,,
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-Flour steady. Corn
62a63c. Oats 45a46c. Mess pork S16.25.
Lard steady. Bulk meats-shoulders 52a
&c; clear sides 7sa84c. Bacon; shoulders &c;
clear rib &c; clearsides Saa94c.
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Blank :. } indicates no report; cipher (0l sta
tionary; minus q tendency to fan; plus III tan
deDGy TO rise. W. 8. KAUYNAE, Observer.
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CINCINNATI, March 25.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat Sl.656l.68. Corn 500
40c. Oats 30638c. Mess pork held at
$3.50. Lard firm; steam 7s6Sc; kettle 81;
held higher. Bulk meats quie; shoulders
SIC; clear rib 7ac; clear sides 7sc. Bacon;
shoulders &c, clear rib Ssc; clear sides sc.
Whisky S5c.
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Louisville Markets,

LOUISVILLE, March 20 Flour steady.
Wheat $1.7561.S0 for red and amber.
Corn 52654c. Oats42643c. Provisions
Mess pork Sl5.00616.O0. Bacon
shoulders 6966s:; clear rib Sa6Ssc;
clear sides Sc, packed. Hams unchanged.
Bulk meats: shoulders 5aa5sc;; clear rib
7a675c; clar sides u loose. Bulk hams
100104c loose. Lard Sa66ac. Whisky
S56S6c. Tobacco active. Sales 1876 hogs
heads.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

No, You Dos'r.-Two weeks ago
iss editor sf the Rss>iRs .Iueidatsd his Eie~s %
'ssssnsuts and arstioa, and to prove ths, our
county oaieials did not sndsrstssd their dstiss,
BE referred TO the fact that certain trsei sf an
seated Isad -as shout equally disided b. the
county line aai that the tsres en- the clesrfeld
'ids tnoanisd to s4e, rhils they wers Ices ihsn
" o. the Centre side. We then, and nov again,
asst that he give Us, for tbs bcasft Of The pab-
=, III. name of the vafranfes ssd vaias sf tie
i'le' per acre, IN 1871, and at this tine Az the
'4i'oF IN question started out to eniish,ea Cos
Ala,ioaers, Assessors and tar payers, srnsFaiJ,
'' ssir that hs proceed fairly Ia this asissr, Or
sia eayiiiiss sbsas n. ii- treated hts rtsdsr,
h'' r'ss to a rsois saIsnn Of ssPhigtry, sniir'-
F'-ssiss the question be is,rs1sesd wsssaia
~ sw - cs van. u ,kst srsss, Or 3ry ~.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.


Error RrrubIIcAs-. Please publish the follow
ing proceedings Of our sunday School Institute
The braly township Sunday sshool Institute
convened at Luthcrsburg, in tho Lutheran church,
on October Soth, 1878. Mt o'clock, P. M, and was
called to order by Rev. L. Manages Ist. Dayo.
tional exercises, by Rev. ). L. Landis. "a Al
dress, with special reference 10 the Sunday School
labor, by Rev. c. Wilson, of Troy. Sd. Report
and adoption Of constitution. The Institute then
organized by elcctiug the following officers; Con.
duclor, Rev. d. W. wampler; Assistant conduc-
tor, Rev. T. Manges; Secretary, W. S. Luther
Corresponding Secretary, J. b. johnson, Treas.
urer, i. X. Arnold. On motion, Institute hold
the two first sessions In the Luthern church and
the two last sessions in the NJ. L. church. Insti.
tute adjourned to meet on Friday, at y a. N.
MoRSIsG SEssIox.-Institutc was called to OF.
der by conductor. LIST. Devotional exercises, by
Rev. NJ. Miller, OF Punxsutawney. I'd. Ques-
tion, "Shouid Sunday Schools be continued dur.
ing winterl" Opened by C. Brewer, ESQ.,, o.
Punssutawney, On motion. this Institute re-
commend to the Sunday Schools, which have
''osea' 70 feorgahite ior winter, report OF su-
perintendents. Question, GLOW shall VIC secure
the best Attendance of Sunday School children l'
Opened by Rev. NJ. Miller. Question basket
Adjourned to meet at li3o p. m.
AFTERNOON Ssssos.-Institute was called 10
order bv card,c,or L., ns,6,ia,.t ax.,.,...
H. = W., 'ess'' N',s's',''
NV W "'s0H' fu' h'uiesscs 10 sunday
School children, by Rev. j. r. Lyon Of Brook
vile, Rev. G. Wilson of Troy, and Rev. Il. Crit
ienden Of Belefonte. Cd. Lesson Leaf drill, ly
J. W. Corp. Question, ''Is the American SUNDAY
School Union an Independent organization p
Discussed by Rev. J. S. Lands, Rev. C. Wilson
Rev. X. Critterden and others. Adjourned with
singing and bencdietion.
EvESIso sEssIos.--Instituts was called to or
der by conductor. lst. Devotional exercises, By
Rev r. Crit,endcn. "a. Question, "should !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

WEIeHTY MATTERs.--A Lutbersburg
sorrssponden. Informs Us iha, esorgs Psaiz, one
Of Brady to-ushp's thrifty ssrneEs, vent ia hefiJ
oa iquashes, this Eunner, many gr.h n sfVs to
sI feet, one Of Which measured sin feet svsineh-
a., and tilted the beam a, lo5 roundz. This, aP-
sa srst view, seems 10 be large squash- but, a'
We printsrs would say, Is ouIy copy % Gsorss
hinself I've mean ia sine vko raissst the beam at
$40 Pouad,, and, five mistake oct, be d the
ssiglh>r farmer in the eosnty and a number ons
Democrat, and when he throws biz rsigif and In
fssass in aay direction things gensraly s'oss that
ssy. George n a jolly senev, and may hs live
bag to raise usrs largs s4sashss and otAsr good
iAing,, AID enjoy them
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

PLENTY OF ELEcrIoss.-Two cleo
tlons -ilr come Of, in this county, during Dseem-
bsr. On Tuesday, December ieth, an election
win be held to ratify or rejec, the new csnstitu
ton, and ten days amer FRIDAY, December 2sth,l
the annual election for borough and township o9
GERS takes place. As each election costs the tai
payers from seven to eight hundred dollars, W
may conjecture that the three elections will cost
rather q snpg sym.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

CHAseED.-Our new Constitution
rsqsires our general eieetion to be held the Ist
Tuesday Of November. tPresidentisl election day
ihsr.sy savins to the taxpayers, every fourth
year, about $500, and will not make cur State tho
srAnPing ground for the political r,seals from all
the surrounding States, the year Of the Presidsn-
tiAi eIectios, as heretofore. Pennsylvanis Ana
Ohio have suffered much from this source in the
party. We rejoice at the change for the better.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12
Specials.
Newspaper Decisions.

]. Any person VINO takes q paper regularly
from the Poet Othes-wheiher directed 10 his
name Or anothsr's, or whsther be has subscribed
or not--is responsible for the payment.
?, If any person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue 70 send until payment is made, and co.,
leet the whole amount, whether the paper Is taken
from the oiice or not.
). The courts have decided that refu.ipx 70
take newspapers Or periodicals. from the Post
Oaiee, or removing aad leaving them uscaIed
for, Is prims facie evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

HOTEL BuRsED.-That old and well
established house, known as the Oyster House, on
Little Toby creek, Elk county, On the read lead
,sg from Brookvile to Ridgvsy, was destroyed
BY ere, on Friday peek. The origin of the fire
ia unknown. Mr.. Oysters loss is over sls,ooe.--
Insurance, 81. 200. An old convention goers, from
this and Jefferson counties, win remember this
"Grsnd Central" hotel, in the woods, below the
mouth Of Brandy Camp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

DisTRIcr fSsTIrUrE.-The teachers
Of Pike and Knox townships and Lumber City
and curwsnsills boroughs will hold su Institute
in the public school house, ., Bloomington, on
Saturday, November 18Th, commencing q /
O'Clock, =. ". An friend, Of education are in
yited to attend.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

SrABBED.-It gives us pain to chron-
ieie the fact that cur .ksiend, Hiram Woodward,
OF Huston township, was stabbed BY man named
J. II. Misten, on Tuesday week. The knife pere-
tr.ted Mr.. woodwari's lungs. As the party is in
prison, awaiting events, we shall refrain from
criticism. We understand that the wound is no.
90 serious as ct FRS, supposed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

IMpRovISG.-Sberiff Pie, who has
been confined to his bed for some time is now con
vAlescent, But still unable to leave his room. ln
the mesntime, W. Ross Mcpherson, the Sheriff
elect, has been qualified as Deputy and is dis
charging the duties Of his Office
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

CouRr.-The second week Of our
court opened vigorously, on Monday uorning, and
from the manner basiness is dispatched, many
suits will be disposed Of. Some thirty cases were
ssttled last week and court continued in session
until Saturday night at eight O'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12
Livery stable.

TINE sndersisnsd legs Issys % lsfssn the psb-
L NJ that be u nov fally prepared 70 rccsssno.
date ali IN the way q furnishing Hsrses, Bargiss,
Saddles and Hsrness, on the shortest nstics and
On r-arcunhIs terms. R~.idencs on Locust street,
bst-ess Third and Fsurth.
1-sesrs, April 10, iss7s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12
HoRRrnIEDgArH.-

HoRRIBLE DEATH.-The Philipsburg
Je.r-sl Of the sth, ssys A little child Of James
Nsravish, Morrisiale mines, met with horrible
dssth, on THURSDAY Of last seek. The infant
about is months old, attempted to 60 Up stairs,
and its mother, rho vas washing, fsarfuI tha, Il
would nect With injury, len her tub and vept AZ
Ter the little one, which sIgdsd her and. in pass
ing tub Of bot water, eAaghi hold Of Il, over
tarning the Tub and dsIsgins the child with the
seatsnts, 50 severely sealdng Il, that ii died, IN
ynAs suffering, in few hoan.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

Ar HoME.-Ex.Gov. Bigler return
ed home, on Saturday night, considerably i'm
proved in health, though s;ill suffering physically
from the fall be received, the week previous, on
the steps Of the hail where the Constitutional
Conr ention was in session.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

Udderzook, the murderer, who was
tried ut West Chester, Pa, last week, vas found
guilty Of murder in the frst degree. The trial
very exciting and hotly contested on both sides,
bat the testimony was too plain for the cuprit to
eseape.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12
TnE NEw SUPERINTENDENT OF THE


The NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
TYRONE DIvisros.--The following complimentary
notice Of the new Superintendent Of the Tyrone
Division Of the Pennsyiyania Railroad, and bis
chief clerk, is clipped from recent number Of
the Baltimore Amerieaa: On the 3ist ult., Mr.. S.
s. Blair, who has for eleven years filed the Office
Of Superintendent Of the Baltimore Division Of
the Northern Central Railway, will retire, and
Mr.. George c. wilkins will take his place. Mr
Blair becomes suPerIn,endeht Of the Tyrone Di-
vision Of tho Pepnsy yIvania Central Railway, and
will have under bis charge three branches, which
radiate from the main line at Tyrone, namely,
the Tyrone and ClearfcId Railroad, the Tyrone
.nd Lock Hssen Railroad, and road now nearly
completed, eonneeiins Tyrone With Lewisburg.-
The united length Of the three roads Is about ls5
miles. Mr.. Blair will carry With him to his new
field Of labor the best wishes Of the large force
Of Railroad men employed on the Baltimore Di-
vision Of the Northern Central Railroad. nis
management Of the department, Of which he was
chief not only gave great satisfaction to the Com
PAM, sui to the travelling and business eoinmsBi-
ty. Mr.. John II. Reilly, chief clerk in Mr. Biars
oaee, viii hll the sane position On the Tyrone
Disiaion Of the Pennsylvania RsiirOsd. lie
leaves a hos, Of friends in Baltimore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

ConAScnR LIsmrsr.--Now that the logging
season is about commencing, and In consequence
great many Horses will be kept In the woods
from the beginning to tho end Of the winter,
would II not he well for horse owners to supply
themselves with some panacea for the many
sprains and bruises that are incident to horses In
log and lumber jobsi shaw's Comanche Liui.
ment Is known 70 be one Of the best medicines
es,ani, and, in connection with S,lAw'S HORSE
POWDERS, should be in the hands Of every
horse owner In the country. For sale by A. /.
shaw, Clearhcld, and by all country stores.
Nov b-qtl "' IN| M .IHIIN 90 !.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

In OTFIcE.-Mr. Clark Brown, the
County commissiouer elect presented bis esrsif-
cate of sleetion 10 the Board, % Menday last, and
after being qualiaed according to la- catered up
on the duties of bic saee. We shall be very
nueh mistaken ia Mr. Brown. II be does not
make 40 excellent oGccr. lie takes the seat Of
Mr Toner. who vas ssrsisi year ago. 10 hil the
vacancy caussd BY the death Of Mr. Baek- A.
though hu, JeaE in oeiss. he fully eonprehehdsd
and inspartisliy discharged bis pubIis duties in a
nanner secepistis to the Publie and bis frieuis.
The Board, % nor orgaai1sd, consists Of +. ,.
coa,srst, tPrssidsnt,l John d. Thompson aad
Clark lrurn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

GONE UP.-James NJ. Coleman, the
Indiana lawyer, who was found guilty Of forging
bounty papers by the United States authorities,
was, last week, sentenced to the peniientiary for
Ave years and ordered to pay fne Of $500.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-12

The Rev. j. b. Crist, of Altoona,
preached in the Lutheran church, on Sunday
msrning last Father Crst Is the Oldest minister
in the Lutheran General Synod, and has been in
the ministry hfty years.. M N~