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New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

ApsTRAUT OF THE SPECIFIC INFORMATION"
A COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS FROM AUG. 10, 1874 UP
TO THE PRESENT TTINR-DIsTRIBUTIoNU aRooPs
URGED BY REPUBLICAN MANAGERS EARLY IN oC-
TOBER, FOR THE PROTECTION OF REPUBLICAN
yoTERs-THE PRESIDENTS CONFIDENTIAL ORDERS
TO GEN. sHERIDAN-ANoTHER REPORT FROM THE
LATTER-ovER 5000 PERSONS KILLED IN LOUISE
ANA SINCE 1866 BY KU-KLUx AND WHITE
IEAGUKRs--A SUMMARY OF REPORTED oUTRAGEs
-sIMuARAND MORE COMPLETE DOCUMENTS TO BE
FORWARDED on MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA.
WAsUlSGTON Jan. 13.-The documents ac-
conpanying the Presidents Message are volumDous.
The frst ia letter from Gov. Kellogg dated Aug. 10
last addressed TO President Grant Long Branch, in
which Gov. Kellogg regrets 10 have 10 trouble him
again about louisiana affairs, but the exceptional cir
and the importance Of the issues involved
render it necessary should make brief statement Of
the situation which he proceeds TO do promising that
Louisiana the last State in the Southwest ex
cent Mississippi that remains true to the Republican
party. He concludes by saying:
respectfuy and earnestly suggest that II the United
States troops returned to their posts IN this
such course would have most sHiutary effect aud
would prevent much bloodshed ana prODaOy formal
cell unon the President and renewed citation OF the
question: which Otherwise ulet fair elec
ton November would forever set al and FULLY
vindicate your Just policy toward u.s.
Marshal Packard on Aug. 80 last telegraphed Attor
ueyGenerai williams request to the Secretary of War
70 order cient force Immediately aid 10 the dis
charge OF his duties required by law The regstra
ton WAS about TO begin. Large bodies OF armed and
mounted white men had appeared. Through fear Of
them the blacks would be unable TO register In
case of n conflict. which Marshal Packard regarded
imminent.
On Aux so Gov. Kellogg ipfermed Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
rRnMINRNT ARRIVALS.

S. Nicholas HOtel-Isaac Ilnckley, President Of
N. Phlsdephs Wiminston Baltimore Railroad Company
W.sor H,-Geu Chicago aud Homer Rdmsd Of
HolEIGoy Tht otore y. Randolph OF
EewJerey.. WttiHsr HOaITte Rev. Dr. j. K Lobrop OF
anl W. Russian VeoConm Boston fndn
r. President Pacific Railway
plny, Of Providence. Hohi-
kahanie Wilson Of Wsshingo the Hon Isaac v Baker
stoeks s. Y and John n Goodwin eIGo,Tnor Of
mon Eoss6-rhe RtH j. K. William Of MImiugton. \
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
Perpetual Worlds Fair,

permanent hOm. where every manufacturer
goods and paeue bis nveuon center Of Industry
which will prove a benefit the whole county.
For this purpose the legislature Of the granted
charter wealthy and respectable merchants,
these gentlemen purchased less than eight blocks o as
valuable in City Of NewYor The buisg to Be
erected will 50 hgh sornouhed By
magnificent dome. will space 22 1t viii bs
,tucted OO bnk ami glass; and made sprOot The bonds
which all $40 EACH secured BY mortgage land
and buug and for purpose them popular ibe Directors
have decided to have quarterly drawings osl50OoO THE money
being the interest the Of the whole loan.
Every boldhoIer receive atIeas s21 bat
100000!
or tS5 600 or $4,000 OF 1000, or ss 900 10, Ge
drawings take place every THREE MONTHS .,sstaa1
EVERY BOND will participate n them.
The next premium allotment will be held on
Monday, March I, 1875.
day premiums, amounting $50 600 will ds
among 900 bOudhOlder We limited drawn
Bonds hand which may be purchased Application
Address for Bonds and ul information.
NORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,
FINANCIAL AGENTS
93 Park-rOw, New.YOrk,
Posi-Onice Drawer No. 20.
Remit by Dr NewYOrk City Banks Registered Letter Pss
Office Money Order.
Postponements Impossible Under
This Plan.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
-$2O-
WILL BUY A
First Mortgage Premium Bond
OF IHR
NeW-York Industrial Exhibition Co.
Industrial Exhibition Co.

These Bond, issued for the Of raising funds for The seo
buidipgiD .he City ofSevYOh to be used fora
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
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aELiGIous NOTICES.

Met Ist Episcopal Church--Rev. A. d.
focra. q stor.--Puhlic Service every sabbath
e, loi and n ?. N.
Sabb i chool At y A. NJ.
prayer \. citing every Thursday, at ~ ?. NJ.
Conn ,'i Service, first Sabbath Of every
nonth, & " A. NJ.
Presby terian Church--Rev. II. S. BurKH.
sabbath services morning and evening--sab-
bath School at 3 p.M.---praycr Meeting Wednes-
lay evening.
st. rrancis' Church--Cathoiic--R p.
J. suEnrpAS.--Mass at l08 o'clock A, NJ, on the
nIsi, ihid aud fourth sundays Of each month.
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Sometimes was nek-nancd-- instance, while
on the kawkawlln river all | got was Dad, but
| never changed my name. | have been living
In Cameron county for nine years, at Emporium.
bought little piece Of property there from u
man namel Jerry Callahan. and
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

llEFrY.--A new York paper says :
"Aner ten y,hrs OF successful asser,ion from the
Union army John Lansberry has been captured
in Iioga county, Pa. In 1854, while stealing
through the camp lines, be shot aud killed Col.
Dnner, who was endeayoring to capture him.
since that time he has lived an outlaws life, has
never applied for pension or foreign mission,
and even now docs not care FOR noiori9iy. lie Is
in tho pittsburyh iail"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

TuE BREAK-up.--Thc terrible de-
s,ruclion Of property on the North Branch and
the lover sasquehanna, and other streams, within
tho past fortnight, caused great anxiety on tho
upper west Branch, because Of the heavy Ice
formation and The large quantity OF snow which
continued to incrensc instead Of diminish as
the let Of April approached. In view Of this,
everybody expected "big food and that all
our timber nni bridges would move down stream
together when the breakup should come. bui
how agrecably all have been disappointed. Al
though the susquObuuna river and cloarfeld
creek were both very high, and the Ice ihereo"
mover thicker, the damage was no greater than on
ordinary ceca,ions when there was scarcely any
ice or snow 10 swell the streams.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

4 Gop-SENp.-Thc arrest Of Lans-
berry for shooting Dutler ten years ago,s perfect
god send to the especial loyal, and Radical bisot'
generally. 1t gives those unscrupulous black
guards another opportunity to assail the charac-
ter Of Ex Gov. Biglsr, Senator Wallace and even
Ex-senator Buckalcw, away up in Columbia
county, Is charged with being traitor, and seek
ing the disruption Of this Union. Butler althsugb
a 'low fellow was the peer Of all those scalliwags
who now stoop to traduce the character Of their
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Have You Dyspepsia, with It's train OF dis.
orders blliousness, constipation, water brash Joss
Of appetite, headache distress after eating, dc Z
If 80, go to G. d. Watson, Druggist and get u
bottle Of Dr. Costa's Radical Cure. Take Il and
be we'll. 1t acts as no ether medicine ever did,
and sure relief Is guaranteed in every ease where
directions are followed. 1t tones up the stomach,
restores the natural appetite, strengthens the
weak, and as liver regulator It has no equal. A
Clergyman Of Philadelphia says at s the very
foundation Of health" To all who are suffering
from a disordered stomach or liver, we say try IT,
few doses will relieve and little persev erancc
cure the worst cases. Trial size 10 cents. Sold
also by =. Curley Co, williamsgrove; y. H..
forcoy, Grahamton, and p. Meyer, Kylertown
nohl 1eowiy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

We have for the last three years been sending
out ample bottles Of BoscHrrs GERMAN srnuP
for coughs, colds, consumption, and all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. We now find other par.
ties advertising sample bottles In the same way.
Al we have seen Of these little sample bottles
contain ether or chloroform, intended only to dry
up cough for q day or tvs. De careful to call
for BOSCHBE's GERMAN SYRUP, which con-
tans no ether, ehloroform or opium, but the 80
cret Of its success is In a German extract of the
active principles Of Gum Arabic, aud physicians
buy our medcir cs and usc Il In their practice sue
ccssfully. Sold by Q. u. Watson, Cleardeld, Pa
mehSif5eowly
WASHED TO SELL on TaApx.--The subscriber
desires 10 sell or trade Two horse Tread Power,
nearly new. Win trade for good, young mare.
WILSON =. TAfR
march i7-3t Clearheld, Pa.
Received at 7. A. Fleck Co.'S this week a
hue assortment of White Goods for Spring trade,
cheap for cash. meh 10 10.
Tho finest assortment of Ladies Ties in town,
At T. A. flcck A Cos. Call and see them. mebiO
Calicos, muslins, ginghams and dress goods,
new, all will be sold cheap for cash a,
mch 10 4, A. FLICK 4 cos.
New napkins Of all kinds and prices, at
inch 10. ia FLICK A cos.
The place to get your notices Is at
mch 10. T. A. FLICK A cos
Another new line Of black alpseas speciality at
7. A. fleek Cos. Call and see them. inch ~.
p.,,.,.h.. N. ,,.a ,.v ia. Ill An. n... .h a..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

STILL UNsIoNED.--Gov. Haitranit
s,ll carries the Local Option repeal bill in his
brccches pocket. lie will, however, he compelled
to sign or veto It by the goth of this month. In
the meantime, We notice by our exchanges, large
number of persons are applying for license in the
late Local option counties where the second term
of Court is hell the latter part Of April aud in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07
TRUsTEE's sALEl
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Public or Private Sale!
Being Portion Of the Estate Of A, K.
Wright, deceased.
The ondersigned will sell at public sale, unless
sooner dRposed Of, on the
FIRST MONDAY or JUNE, 1915,

The Undersigned will sell at public sale, unless
sooner disposed Of, on the
FIRST MONDAY or JUNE, 1915.
at the Court House, IN the borought Of clearfsd
Pa, all The following described real estate. via,
Alec, all the undivided half part Of $50 acre,
more OF les, in three several parcel. of land.
part Of the Joseph Clark and John Harrison sur
veys, situate In Woodward township, Clearfeld
county, and same lands held In common with
Caleb and George Churchman, having lssge
amount Of valuable white pine aud hemlock with
other timber thereon.
Also, another tract containing l57 acres, more
or less, situate in Woodward township, being the
west end Of the Thomas Marston survey. having
thereon white pine, hemloek and other timber.
and being underluid With several veins Of ralua-
bic coal
Also, another Tract Of 40 acres, mora or less.
part Of the Susan Ward survey, being the bank.
ing ground situate at the mouth Of Morgan Run
and adjoining land Of William Albert 4 Bros in
Woodward township, Cleafheld couniy,Nnd Gov
cred with valuable hemlock and other timber.
Also, another tract Of 100 acres, more or less
being part Of the Thomas stewardson survey
situate In Decatur township, Clcnrield county,
and lying within the coal measure Of tbe osceola
coal basin.
Also, two parcels Of land situate in Lawrence
township, within one mile OF the borough. and
valuable as out lots, thereof containing eight
acres more or lees the other four acres, adjoining
lands Of Robert Wriglcy and Others
Also, another tract Of land, situate in Pike
township, containing 323 acres being part Of war
rant No. 1850, situate within six miles Of the bor
ough Of Cleardeid, covered with valuable timber
and underlaid with FIRE clay Of the finest quality.
Also, all thote four certain building lots situ
ate in Reeds addition to the borough Of Clear
field, and known as lots No. and in said
addition.
Also, oil that parcel Of ground situate in rear
Of the Academy lot and Mossop's store, part Of
lot No. 30, In general plan Of clearfeid, having
large frame building thereon and said lot situ-
ate and bounded on east side BY m alley.
All the above described lands are valuable.
The lands in Decatur and Woodward townships
are all within the coal measures Of that District,
and within reach Of railroads, either built or now
building, and commend themselves to purchasers
tor coal and lumber. These lands will be sold al
private sale II parties desire TO purchase, but IL
not sold at private sale will be publicly sold $
aforementioned.
Terms will be made reasonable to suit pur-
chasers All inquiries addressed to the undor-
signed will receive prompt attention.
A. Q. TATE, Trustee.
clcarheli, Pa, Jan. 20, ls75..td
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

LIME IN CAMBRIA CouNTY.-The
Ebensburg Fresman remarks "Mr. William
Dishari, who resides couple Of miles northeast
Of this place, has just sneeeisfd''y completed the
burning Of 200 bushels Of lime---ihc largest pit
ever burned In Cambria county. Mr.. Mike Dono-
yan. practical hand at the business. dug the
stone and reduced ii to lime. Mr.. pishaH has
two veins Of limestone on his farm, the lower one
being from Eve to seven fee, thick and underlying
q vein Of black moke, resembling peat, over
tapping II. lie will use the lime already burned
on his farm, and mex, year will burn aye, larger
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

and the public do no, know the real faeis yet"
Thatt just what want to get at. will not
ask you, Mr.. Lansberry, to commit yourself, but
you may have something to say in your defense.
"well," said the old man, sin the first place,
one of the newspaper accoants says that Colonel
Batter died almost instantly after being shot Tho
shooting occurred on Sunday, aud he didn't die
until the next day"
The newspaper accounts 20 far, believe, say
this shooting was done without any prov ocation
whatever. Il that 50
aft IL nat air.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07
announcement.
ron COUNTY sUpERuNrEypENr.

Mn. EproR I'll hereby authorize you to state
that JOHN A. GREGORY will be candidate
for the office Of Superintendent Of Common
Schools Of clear6eld county, before the Conveu-
tion Of School Directors, which meets in May
next, and hope that all true educators will as.
sist to have him reelected. lie is honest and
competent, and deserves the position.
A DtnEcroR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

innicting a mortal wound. lie, however, clnched
him, both rolling down the stairs when finally
Col. Butler becoming exhausted from loss OF
blood, released his hold, and in the excitement
Lansberry was permitted to escape. Col Butler
was taken to ClearGed, where he died at O'Clock
the following day, the shooting having occurred
at ~ clock the noon previous"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

We intend to Close this stock all out by
the lst day Of January. So IL you want a
Bargain, come soon, a. We will aud are de-
termined to make revolution in the Cloth
ing Business.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07
lifd.

1n Union township, Clearield county, Pa, on
Saturday, March 2Oth, 1875, SARAH ELIZA
BETH, inftnt daughter Of Isaac aud ANS 4.
MAngLr, aged 2 months aud days.
In Altoona, Pa, after lingering Illness on
Saturday, March 2oth, 1875, A. u. McNEAL,
aged 6s years and days.
The deceased was miller by occupation, and
well known to many citizens Of this county.
In Janesville. Clearheld county, Pa, on Thurs
day, March 2jtb, 1875, ELLA NJ, wife Of j..
LAuSES, aged IS years aud 2j days.
In Reckion, Clearfeli county, Pa, on saiur-
day March 27th, 1875, ARTHUR, son Of J. H..
and CHARLOTTE CLorsER, aged 10 months and IA
DAYS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Rev. VIM. \. Ridge has resigned rs
pastor Of thc Baptist church Of Curwensvile, and
has accepted call 10 preach regularly in the
BAPTIST church IN Clearheli. Services may be
expected n the Dapiist church, in this place, next
sabba,h morning, at II o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

irnE OLD WAY.-We notice that
Judge jerks, in the Clarion and Jefferson district,
rules that oil parties applying for license ma''
follow the old mode Of giving three weeks notice
and have twelve citiacns sign their petition.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Mr.. Charles Reed, o conductor on
one Of the freight trains on the Tyrone Clear
Geld branch Rad. While in the discharge of his
duty, one day last week, had his left foot caught
between the bumpers of two cars and bruised
.rrrrrlY Lelnre Il cnnll be eNtricnled
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Ta SMITHS Amos kenard
ofcrs for sale his blacksmith shop, forgcs, tools
irun, &c, being determined to qui, the business.
This is ,pcndil chance for some blacksmith =
See his advertisement in this issue
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07
Specials.

wAsrEp.--ioO,Ooo 20 inch shaved shingles,
also 10000 pounds wool, for which the highest
market price will bo paid. Call on or address
ARNOLD A HARTsIIoRN.
Curweasville, Pa, Apr. 7, 3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Remember that T. A. Flcck is nov in Philadel-
phia, and next week they will be receiving a
large stock Of dress and dry goods, notions, mil
lincry and fancy goods, all purchased for cash,
which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. All
We ask Of you Is TO give us a call, see goods and
compare prices. 7. A. FLICK a co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07
NEW SHOE STORE

would announce. TO the people Of cicarfsld
and the public at large. that have rented the
short shop formerly nm BY Frank Short and
an prepared 10 make and mend Ill kinda Of Boots
and shses, a. formerly done BY Shorty on short
nctos and will guarentes all kinds Of work not
70 rip, rsvsl or est 10 the eye. The best French
stock Aiwayson hand. Shop on Market Street, Neat
door 70 the Allegheny Hotel.
March, HTsiy THOMAS ALLEN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

OK THE WiNo.-Millions Of pigeons
have passed northwari over our town within the
las, few days, In search Of Matching quarters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

TAsg NoroE.-Miss IIillman, our millimcr, is
still with us, and We are prepared to sell hats aud
bonnets to suit the hard times. Please call. Also
agents for the best patterns in the world-E.
Butterick A Cos. TIA. FLICK 4 co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07


10 any shape since before this shooting--not for
six months or q year before that"
ny ""sn ,hssseu ny you ~ Hi |" counse'
hal an,,hi,x ,aJ lin III, $780, I' "
.,SnJ a., WV W." ~" '"''''
NN Ahhhsihp 70" foi''icAh f'hiosks'
What t. H4 NJ.
III was told on ihs train, on my way here to
'ns y,y, hN wss"'e''eaior ponhca' purposes
arh. ,as.hn, who ,,,o..,,, .N
Tho ma,'hai Al M, Mn you ga. IN.
.eera,. .ss,v,sa do,as,lsss 'e "'' Wv
avail, /, was ons of than f.llows ia /. anil.
ronny man %,,a, Iii nsms. f''''
lie ssil In, van wer, arrested "a, no,ltlsal
,u,no.os
aIIe aid"
Tho deteetiye.. 4, .se,os have had eons,de,ah,.
t,ouble sailing ,on Whsr. h.ya ,o, baer III
these .levon x.ar.r
"I hay, never ,,ere,ed my.elf at all. frs,
went 10 saginaw Ctr Micbi,an. And remalnel
there that summer. bauIing lnmher an tho Kaw.
kawlin river. / ,hrn came 40 Nav york STATE
and remained tbe wi,,er in Ri. countv. then
moved TO AIlesbanv eauntv Now YORK. Amer
remaining there awLlle-beior away altogether
Two vears-T remo,,d in,a came,on eountS Nh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Although the weather was very fine
and tn river at a proper stage for raitins but
two or three raft pissed this place on Monday
anl Tuesday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

SrArEMENT.-Thc statement OF the
thorough Treasurer, in account with the borough
funds, VIII be found in the Auditors, statement
iris week
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

We, the undersigned, Auditors Of clearaeld bor-
ough, do hereby certify that we have examined
the foregoing accounts Of A. W. Lee, Treasurer
Of Ciearheld borough, and fad his statements
correct. and that there 10 due by the said Treas
urer, to the Poor Pund $751;, to the School
Fund sse5.2i, and to the Borough fusd siT.oi,
and that the liabilities exceed the assets In the
sum Of so,sso.l4. We also request the Burgess
and Town Council to collect the various accounts
due by citizens 10 the borough.
q. L. REED,
". A. BIGLRR, Auditors.
J. D. wALTERs,
| Cicarhtld, March 81, 1s75..3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

OuR TIMBER CRoP.--At present we
can say bu, little about our timber business one
thing is certain, the fall of in the production is
at least one-half less than last year. Instead Of
sending seventeen hundred RATS, or about ten
million 1000, ,0Oo) feet Of lumber to tho lower
market, as we did last year, only sbou, eight
hundred or eight hundred and hity rAhs, or
probably 1--WE million 5000 oocl feet, will be sent
into market this year. The reduction VIII be
severely felt BY US In this county 'h's year ana
II the prices fall much below last year the dc,
preston viii be awful. But there m no use o'
being discouraged. let our timber stand and
our people 60 to work and ra'e wheat corn po'a-
toes, beef and pork Of their own, which - 10
harder work than iimbcring, and they need not
send what little money they have out Of the eoun-
,y for that which they can produce 'h,mselvc'.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-07

Save Time Save Labor Save Money Save
Clothes! The " Novelty wringer" Is the best in
the market Buy 1t; try II.
For sale by II. Y. DioigR a Co.