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PACIFIC MAIL.
THE coMHITrEE's nErOAT.


Sreefa! U7spalta 10 re GHicano Tribune.
WAsnISarox, y. o., Fob. 20.-Tllo report Oh
tho Pacific Mail subsidy investiGa 1ynB agreed
to by tue Wars and Means Coulnittco to-day. It
In tonE document. Tho Committee .eylows tho
ovIdoncp taken during tho winter, and present
condonucluarfatiyoo Of nll tho facts proved during
tho investigation, With comments upon them,
Among al!o iacts which tim Co,nn,ittso declares
not to have been proted is tho bribery Of any
Subsidy bill. Tho report discusses At leugtL
tho manner in which money VIA paid out
nY lr'l'. and aaya that tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company !s entitled to tho bcno-
TINT thoy did ,'ot know q sI.e payment Of monos
.S assept s1o theory tha' a II u principal por.
stocI,spocuatton Com mo1,tH arc nado On the
fact that money part l., tho n,plpyes OF tho
liot.ae ntld scattered hn''d iotts"ty by 3tr. II.
win, aud OIL tho TACT .lnt tho su'nnlitteo III Ut.
terly unable to obtain satisfactory hthto-
nst sr OF from sh,i Mr. s 'A did o. rIs ssA'"as a,
money llo got from stockwoll, aud that the Com.
tss as noE Sos G'q o5 W MSnE at a.
too refers TO the great tttcultes tn the way Of
obtaining oyidonco, and winds up lts report With
two resolutions ana a,, swo bil!s 10 10 acted
tlat tho evidence relatiyo to Mousrs. sehumsEes
ana King, who arc elected members Of III
ncxt House, bo certified to the next lIoupe, 10
tate such action IN regard to their conduct Nv Il
may eco lit. and that 1t also bo furl,islr,l
to tho local District Attorney to take such a:t4t,.
in regard to King NJ may DO propor. Uno rf tho
bills ptosidcs for an official iist Of lureoi:,
ptacticing ~ attorneys before Couetc=r. III
Which cyery person who engages protct1iE;a.:. :.
influencing legislation ln.!st Sign his na,n,. J"
SECOND bill proy1aea proper penalties fos !,r !.
1aus OF anY money to auy ufcer cr ei.;!'
congress W nrv rel III for to!sjefr !, ~.
Mhilu they aTe tl!o|r ntlirl.ls IL
The rapport VI ,..s :. tal'd Menus Iausu
will porhapa leave 1.Ig aud tehHa,al..
worao Situation than they would bo rsarti
resolution Of expulsion we're now ufsl., ,-
report lsayoH thoss eeutemsn In src. r..
tLnt It will be impossible for thu neAt C~h..
to .lccl,uo to act Upon resolutions III oxnei
va M 4 Aasoetaltd Ef<&s.l
WAsAIa0ToH, d. e., Fob. 25.-Isep1ess!.ta !,
Essaon will make report from tho Cv,n.n;t ).
OF Ways aud alcaua tomorrow, scy!oalp:; L..
Iegiaatfon undcr which the Pacific Mai! S;e,l,-
ship Company hsa boeu carrying tho mails Of
tho Unl.e1 States, aud tho history Of tho
Investigation gu that subject. Ii reviews
tho rotations betNeen Htockwell and Irwin. and
tho expenditure Of t4e tgpa4 tpfai4hsa e Esis~
, 1875-02-27
LOUISIANA.
WARRINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS numons Ann

WARRINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS nUaiopk Ann
gprcuLArioys, ~@D
s,..;o, D,,ra,.h - r.. T,s:., .--,,
u,..,,..".., ~ ~ =" ~, t"eaao w. roaht.
"A7h4'oio"' - W Hdo' @o.-ITtVata dis
ralchca today from Now Orleans show that tbe
Mc1:neryits aud the Antoine nc.,rocs ,ro o-o,t,.
e.cited Mt thu ent,ro romnronoiaa ,ror,es,tts
ht :. Ia ~. .a,,a.na 49, ptopoassoa
sn,nhin. VII, ,,svo c,.;o ."o 'acons
sooug 1oube W" Thera M TO s,eas
agreement has been made between tho nonuh,,,
en- n,ouarcrs ond I'm 1a.,,si... ~. .'0pnon' nD
scry,tivea thai Ao p,nci,h,a11 o'''.ain al1, eoh-
bs srated, md thai 'aco coLlectnr ssu c,aer aos
shall In n,cctrJ aennio- fra-, .,,;.J ;EaeeJ
hy fua;on ietween H. En,aarv.t;- u Louisi1ha
mhticnm nnrt,ea ~ tho na,d;. 'anso sn anu Nc
ttn nreaei,t Ievis,,nrc GnMhid thig se IN
ti,o Eon"o-.. ~ =; IN ,,i ; 'uua'a ~, su1s ne aone,
sibfo rrcopn,tiou of tha 1ovsi1fv mi ssIid, ~
Tic Kellorr iioyernmntt Il IL cnns sdn,,t,s:y VI
loyo,1 thni tho f;onserynt;ycs ,,ntt;n. ,rS ~ ~,
moderate opublcnns viii h. aha ~ ,osos tne
order, ard conuteract Tho lantelI.cl,ors Tho
opnouan urocee1ja 21on, a,,v nssc's & thas tho
fyo men and That cvs-v at
that has bccp tako 1,oro ,an beon asnrovod n1Sp ~
thn Corscryat,yn Tn.,s,tive caMnra "f wv 10y os
rent member OF tl,o i.ouiasnn Gonntt,n fpu'.- rro
were elected from lin IIousa h. thn m;iit.rv vii
be slayyctj bnck into il Ia fnnko nnor,,1 ,' M
not ti,cir SALARY and mi1osnc and nix H. e1
}};Ss fas.ioa ~ III not oPpqse t6eir sntsaasa.
nu: rrIhnxta.tic fnr ia ro,n,ran,a sso
liza, tscr i,,yn M rcaenn n hot,oyo .hat a..
DenocratH viii kee,, il1cI1 fail, sA1' 'Ae
tTo I'd tstsetnitd pT,..,
TIL COMPROMISE,
WAHu,SaTos, j, C., Fc;,. oG.-1fr. Zachsr;a os
tho Comparative Cou,1t,,ttco. nyotentrI f., 1,a.-
1csentatiso Wheeler today Tic iottnr of acconf
auce Of tha Conservative CAUCUS Of I.o,,iaIsnn
1t IL understood that tho whole Cunnres.
sonul Committee viii rotnnin Til sfter
tho Adjournment Of Comrrcea ani
then cauvaas the rpturns. which viii
le forwarded hotu for tboir inanectinn nnd ~
tormining tho result, which Will b. carriod to
New Orleans by Wheeler, and nut into effect
under hin rorsouni supervision at Tho nrtra ses.
aioa OF tho Louisiana Leg,stature, ms titno A.
which this seasion will talo pcao Les not vat
been determined.
sptefa. Ds,n;fa 10 Tds c1,a,,aa gr;,,,,n.
NEW UELE4Ss. L.. Feb. M.wX 1.r,.o ,1,cst,n,
wna held to-,,I.ht nj 81 rotr;ci,s Jia1i - ,h ~
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a. a helplcss ntrny, without home or aponsoro.
lodged by charity.
NOT 70 nK INTERVIEWED.
Tho Herald writer sent lin card to bfss Tnrn.
er, and ths aervAnt roturnod, saying that abs re-
quifed tho na.no of amy gentleman bafors seeinr
him. To tho nasno elo sont Anawcr that nte wa
lnatt acted not To 400 newspaper men during the
ptoKress Of thia trial.
hIrs. alorao and Dessio Turner ars thus In
daily relations with each other. and both oxpect-
ant Of testifying for tho defense.
, 1875-02-27
THE DAMVILLE SCANDAL.
ykRTEnDAf's TESTIMONY.

1.errnr..,s r.e-,,.ns.
,,tc, is,,a,.n ~ ~. ass.,mos1: 5..aos 1xova.
UANVtLLE' lll't Feb. 26.-Iha frat witncsa
called ibis morning by tue prosecution WAN
Jarry Englun, who swots defendant emploYcd
him to hau wood for plaintiff. aud pa,d lin for
H. -
Preston Poor e"oro that Dlackturnn Anl-
bouy.Grovo farm OF 1.300 acres waa worth :1o
nor acre. Edwin perksns sworo It wan vo,t,,
from sxo 70 80 per aero IAe prosecution here
rcstcd ttelf cAac'
a1aj. Gordon, for the dofonse, read the depo.
stion OF Dr. i. II. Howard 10 tho effect that le
had treated piaintir for A voncrca1 t1trc,se r.,
lSGa: -...
h13lAtu '. Huhtes RTotn: Lava at IaHE. Have
known plaintiff ever rince she moved to Illinois,
bad illicit intercourse with plaintiff in
,ao'' ;. Ano" VI no oho e'so h"'-
Ing It. II was Ut her own Aouse.
IL WAS repeated iu 1861. Had q eohrorna:ion
with plaintiff at hcr louAo. Vas 4Lerc at Eor
request. sle DID not wan. mo to 10 witness
Had talk with Hunter. ono OF tho counsel for
pjaintiff. lie advised Eo not 10 testify. IN |
would 10 fmpoached. ] TN slightly related. To
plaintiff. -
Morgan never thrcatcned to ahoot me II did
not swear as 10. Told Andrew Hunter did
not care II was impenched. II the worst ca,no
10 worst, would n;reaf to The truth, Am on,g good
Wetzol. Lid not tell him plaintiff vas a viEtuons
girl. Know v. s. CHAIR. nov o member OF tho
Legislature, and H. n. bishop. DID toll them
kne" s. s. at41. o the ons. case pa ha, s tha
a1ont tho cas-" l told falzehood then, N.ver
told II: .. Ball Jennie was firsuous Eirl. Told
John Wesshrook neyes bad illicit inter-
course with Jennie. Did not tell
my father Jennie WIS v'rtuous gir!. Told him
raIlroad-train. Told him Jennie was good grl.
70 far IA l knew. Scve: told blackburn what
voald swear 70. Am not paid fur swearing Al
Hetiirect: Went to Kansas at cue time TO avoid
being witness.
William Morgan swnrn Live In Missouri.
Hayo llred IN EleaE County, HIVE known rlait,t-
u for fifteen ys1rs; IL l!aa sexual n:ersourse
two or three nights with her In her room on the
1nunge. 1ennln told 1nc A. H. Cvnkcy
was the 1nau that runel her, and ho
should marry her, If my one. Told mo
lounge naked. Mado = proposition OF mairiaEe
to llor, but wan rejected. Thin WA in 1854. Shs
told mo blackburn would be good match, AMI
eao would Hike him. Dlct blackburn at hcr
not tell Gno1so y. I:eoyos that / would
toBt!fy for tho hito tlae would give INC tho 1noat
money. Did not aay kaoT nothing against
the plaintiff. Said 70 Low Votzei, N toeulsr
Eanncr, that would eWcH for tue Htdo that
would pay The most. Did not tell him knew
nothiaE agatsrt Jennie. Consider William S.
O'l1ara rodgh. ConHtdor George ". 1leorca
a rough plug. and ShysteE. Stated
to George Hamcs. In Joking way,
that whoever had the most money would get
tno. Did not state to ). ]. Durns that wanted
uo,no Of Dave DlackbuEn's money. Did not say
TO Durns thai ozpsctod to make So, 900 ont Of
this suit. blackburn tns threatened 10 shoot
1no within the lAHt tes, year- We are ftinuds
NOW. Did state 10 Andy Hunter that
I rnuIA ttrt,4f thu ctHa Mny
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70 tato this confss, and was promised sid In IL b.

~ ssso su8 eoHE'ot auo "aa promised aid In II D4
Err.sth1Thas tho defense Of Tho city was made
anaer she 1ectasn of The Mayor, and a tho repars-
asfcns. II their families and thclr ho'ucs Any oshsr
fae@t for, Gen. rnekor tsstaed it wa merry Ia
1 ar women and children, white and black that ths no.
sfgS. ss,'rr Trre Ere.entd from entering Y. city,
limited sy the viii Of their leaders, and th.t, If ts5
haa succeeded In entering he city lhey would havs
sesroes IL .e eity VIC vsra ena
sca!J nt to cooperate with them.
sas !: i W Ws4ss,a ed b. % p e. sse
o. o. she whites TO lawful authority but, on
II s ;19;sS III .ss x5 ss; ii st,
der. u, Ths'r ntese,s- md busnsss~si1s IL
s1be under vroas so oy oytraa.s nass
hic a. tho absence Of Northern civ Tn,,]d mi tnI
i e h5s Of our e,v1tco
organization - slsstss!pp whes' object IL 10 deny to
c"is;sa .en because u coof q r any rcaron any
my pollticnl organization Of white men Which bss nv
oei otle' than to secure tho election Of honest and
i.tn'hThat tho call Of Tho Governor on tho r,t,.
st ,ns 'or '1ns'sy as W. lased On assst.n rtae
inside vckslrv wss a. act sn pc4ccabs s i. sn1 NV
f.5 o. mo tafna po''taon IN this tinted B.asca md
Has s,.e,fn4a 20 fn,haineH 10 il'e present honE.
n"sea % ,nsr!, nnd to,k ptaceabo ossessson at ths
o'sss Mhesat. 10 Or Crnbby tho cgsl Sheriff was
y, ehanl.Ffs srsartt IT civil a,s, Of tho rnhts 81
cti2ei. Flanagan la becn HlArrcl ont Of Inn o,rt
Aouas ~ uhcI Bsatca soldiers II Tho point Of tha
stttnttfn-Thas the condition Of MIsas.;pnt IA In
re-" n nep!af.hie With Governor whu has declared
given Tic wlolc Of III with corruption rgeyaitinu f m
aisf,Hg extent tn counties wllcrc tho pcRroes and
tug. and taxcs increalng, litter ruin rsn be arrestcI
guy " RESTORING to Tho people hunest 1oYerntnent
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mud told hin that did not coneldos myself
leased from my promise not to appear
as counsel for Doect,cr, I hnye consulted
with my associates, md thoY considered wns
within tho bounlH Of nropriety In aupuarnr in
this case This, gentleman. snid cou,,xol. is tho
history ar my oo1ncctjoa with lis mattvr.
The CONT here adlournrd. Trscy will con-
tinua Oh Monday,
GARD rnox BOWEN.
was nublshed thIs n aftnr'non A' ~ '19"s''
1r,n ,t,tcm,n,s n,,1s b. H. n :. r-., l.. ~.
opening sddress to liz cour s ury IL liz 1root. AZ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24

MBRIDE Law SuIT--The tragedy en-
acted in Lycoming county, by which
John NJ Bride and his wife were butch
cred and robbed of several thousand
dollars by Nelson Wade, who was ai
teward executed, will be remembered
Shortly after the death of the old peo
pie N. B. Kimblc was appointed ad
ministrator OF John MBride. Tn,
heirs of Sarah Lusk, relative of the
deceased, put in claim for the money
left by the murdered victims. The
Jury on Saturday last returned YER
dict for the plaintiffs of 81, ,90O.5i. Tn,
Williamsport Bulletin says the action
against Mr.. Kimble was brought foi
the purpose of determining the ques
tion as to whom the balance Of the
money in his hands as administrator Of
MBride belonged. This balance is
s6,636.l7, and it was all claimed by
the Lusks, We believe, in this action
If the above verdict of s3,900.54 is al
lowed TO stand, one-third of it, or the
interest Of Isabella MBride, will 20 to
the heirs of John MBride in the dis
tribution Of Sarah Lusk's personal es-
tate; but the probabilities are that the
case will be taken TO theSuprcme Court
by the counsel for the MBridcs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF CLARIFIED CO. FOR 1874
ROAD FUND ron 1874.


with the funds 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24

ARREsTiNG TRAMPs.--As we are be
ing visited by many of the tramping
class, we invite the attention of all con
cerned to the following which we hav,
seen in several Of our exchanges
Judge Junkin, of Perry county, ha,
decided that neither justice ofthe peace
shcriffs nor constables have any au
thority to interfere with or apprehend
vagrants or tramps, except as provided
by the act of February q, 1867, and
l3, 1886; that is, upon hearing and
committal, and furthermore, that the
sentence must be to the common Jail
lie also decided that no justice has
authority to issue permits TO tramps
to obtain meals at either the poor house
or Jail, and make the county liable ior
the meals furnished The only way,
therefore, for communities visited by
tramps is to support them priv ,tcly,
or have them arrested, convicted and
sentenced by justice, when they will
he kept nj the expense of the county
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24

COMPULSORY EDucArIoN--Dont cdnt
Me Prussian System.-But, assuming
that our educational system is all that
its warmest advocates insist that il is
there are still valid objections to q
compulsory system, which would be
anti Republican and, in many cases
oppressive and outrageous, 10 say
nothing of the immense expense tc
which il would subject our city, Il
adopted at this time. II would be an
outrageous absurjity for the Legisla
turc Of free State to put the govern
mcnt Of the Commonwealth in the
place of parents, depriving them Of
authority over their own children and
Of the proceeds of their ctildren's labor
We want no Prussian policy cngraitcd
on our system Of laws If we begin
by adopting Prussias enforced educa
tional system, we may end with Prus
sia's enforced military system. These
two systems are alike in spirit and arc
equally subversivc Of true liberty
Phiia. Day Ind
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
LIMITING Juny CuArlrNors-A bilI

LIMITING jury CHALLENoEs.-Ab bill
has been introduced in the Legislature
limiting jury challenges to twelve for
each party with one cause and to the
same number for each additional cause
providing also that the fact that any
individual shall have formed or OK.
pressed an opinion in regard to the
cause about TO be tried shall not be
deemed sufficient cause for challenge
or exclusion from Tie jury, except when
tho individual shall swear o: affirm
that the opinion which no shall have
formed or expressed Is of such a nature
that II wonld not be altcrcd, changed,
or controverted by any testimony that
might be brought before him. This
act to take effect on the first of July,
1879
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
sEE-xKEYEssa oNrKHrox

A National Convention of those in
tercstcd in raising bees and the pro
duct of honey, held three days con
vention in Pittsburgh, recently. The
lhcxt convention will be held at Tolc-
do, Ohio, on the LIST w ednesday Of
December The systematic ndultcra,
tion of honey received considerable
attention at the hands of the assem-
blagc and. unanimous condemnation.
The committee appointed 10 prepare
resolutions expressing the sense OF the
convention on the adutcraton of hon
ey presented the following, which
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has come to our
knowledge that certain honey dealers
in New York and Chicago are using
large quantities of sugar syrup, or glu-
cose, with which they mix small
quantity of honey and sell the whole
Tor pure honey, thus making 1000
pounds of honey sell for from 5000 to
5000 pounds; and
WneREAs, We, the North American
Bee-keopcrs' Society, in annual ses,
sion assembled, believing that the adul.
teration of honey can tend only TO the
ruin of the honey producing interest
of tho country by ovcrstocking the
market, reducing prices, ultimately
lessening the consumption, and dis
honoring our calling as well as their
own; therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby express
our unqualified condemnation OF the
course of these honey dealers, and
hereby notify them that they must
cease to adulterate honey, and assure
US Of the fact, or, for selfprotcction,
we shall be compelled to publish their
names and expose them TO deserved
contempt. The committee advise
honey producers 10 sell no honey to
dealers guilty Of adulterating. The
committee recommend the appointing
of n standing committee authorized TO
communicate with honey dealers, and
take such action. as they may deem
necessary to carry ont the spirit Of
this resolution.
The following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year
President, Rev. W, +, Clark, Cana
dai Vice Presidents, Messrs. Seth
Hoagland, Pennsylvania; NJ. Quimby,
New York; f. Drabbe, Illinois A.
Chapman, West Virginia A. Benc.
dict, Ohio; +. Benton, Tennessee DR..
Thorn, Ontario; Secretary, Mr.. d. l..
Brown, Indiana; Treasurer, Mr.. ]. S.
Hill, Ohio.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24

BY amount paid Dist. Treasures ...., 25,SD3 10
By gS5 80
by Treasurer's per centsgs-........ 1,o5t ~
by amount uhcollected Jan. is75..... 3o,got IS
balance due etownships...."......., lo,2fo ~
sovio' w
d FUND IN DETAIL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
AN AFFECTING APPEAL.

AN AFFECTING APPEAL.
Dis drage und oneciing bece of bootdry va.
dooken from der NAM dreadful und sad irouples
Of der oycry day oggurences or you hal
dcars to shed bretarc to shed dem peiore reading
dot bIeec. A poy vas loose his cat py paichcr
who dook ID to make polouey sausages, und poy
dries to RECOVER der eat, init der Consequence ylch
you win sec
rrIonER srnAnr DOT CAT
putuher spharc dot cat;
Harm not Won single hairi
My heard vas yilcd init sad.
Der grief dond can pear.
To sec my hidden dc',
liis fcod died nu o robe l1.HH a.
My eyes init dcars bs vet, -
A-lA veel like yin cheke. ili IA. ~ J
I've had dot Dhomas cat
More rs COUPLE years;
OF course vecl inc sal,
Und weep mineselfmi dears.
Blcaso Puteher, trop dot knife,
Led loose dot killcns feed
Dook not creatures life,
To make your sausngc meat.
Ven pud liddle poy,
Dot cat vas give me;
III ycel me goot nit joy,
Auf you vas led him vrcc.
Nor when my sdhep aunt tied
My age i'd vos youst dree.
She CALLED me py her side,
Und give dot cat to me.
She dold me to feed him
Two or dree dimes each day
Or else he vas got sblim,
~ upd zig deaf ride away.
3 a Den, Pitcher, spharedot cat; vi
Harm not single hair . - =
Or | will got me mat,
SO ehob him Of you dare.
~. y. Weckln
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby csutioned against
meddliug with or purchasing the following prop.
erty, prchased by mo ut Sherif's sale aud Ia len
with Aaron @. Brown, Of Lawrence township, via,
bay mare, hay horse, 2 sets harness, brggy,
buggy harness, timber sled, piow, ! eultivator,
acres Of wheat In the ground, lot Of corn ears.
corn fodder and straw, I COW, pig, cook stove,
coal stove, burenu and chairs, NJ the same bc'ongs
TO me and l. lefi with him. subject to my order
A. @. TATE.
Clsarleld Peb. 10 1879 gts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
1lfw Advertisements.
CAUTION

chasing or in any mannsr meddling with the fol
lowing described personal property vir I cool
stove, parlor stove, cupboard, sink, table
sett chairs, ? rocking chairs, glass bufIa 10
robe pairs bedsteads, 20 yard. oil cloth 10 yard
carpet, clock, wash stand, pigs, iron ket
tie, window blinds, ! set buggy harness, l sci
carpenter ioo.s, grind stone, 500 pounds pork
potatoes, apple butter, canned fruit. stone ware
tin ware and dishes. Now in the hands Of Henry
whitienmyer. Of Brady township, the same hay
ing been purchased by me at Constahes Sale, on
the 2gth day Of January last and left with hiu
on loan, subject to my order.
ADAM YoAs.
Luthersbnrz Peb 10Th, 75,.3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24

All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or In any way meddling with the FOL.
lowing described property, via bay horse,
roam mare, set Of timber sleds. l two.horse va
gon and sets Of harness. nov In the possession
Of Samuel stott, Of Doggs township, as the same
belongs to US and Is lct in bis possession on loan
! subject 10 our order. J. T. M. HOLT
Wallaceton, Feb. rs, 1873 at
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
A DMINISTRATRIXs NOTICE

A DMINISTRATRlX'S NOTICE.
A-Notice ishereby given that Letters Of Ad.
minisiration on the estate Of ABRAHAM LITZ
late Of LawreAee township, Clearfeid county, Pa,
deceased, having been duly granted to the under.
signed, all persons indebted 10 said estate will
pleess make immediate payment, aud those hav-
ing claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
MARGARET LIrZ, Adm'x.
0rJ. l.. CuTTLB, Attorney .at.Law,
Feb. 3, ls75.0t Clearheld. Penn'a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
CALL FOR YOUR DEEDS

Those psrsons who have LEI, Deeds, Mort "a 10,
and othsr LEGAL papers with ms, fsr the purpos
Of having them entered Of Record, viii please
call Immediately and I'm and settle for then. co
second floor Of Pies Opera House IN =
clesrAeh Feb. 10th, 1854 A. W. LEE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
NOTICE Is hercby glvon 70 nII cor

NOTICE is hereby given to all con
4 y cerned that the goods, groceries. eonfecton.
cries aud fixtures Ia the store room lately oceu
pied by II. NJ. Test and now ln tbs carc Of Theo
dorc Stevenson. belong to me and Thcodor,
Stevenson u only acting as my agent. without
any authority to contract any deb, Ia my name
and viii not be responsible for any contracted
BY him. J. D. GRARiIART.
philipsburs, Fob. II, 1854
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-24
Total. 800 90 $5l 800 v0
cOMMIssIuNERs, CERTIFICATE.

We, the undersigned. Commissioners Of Clear
hed county, IN the Commonwealth Of pennsylvA-
mia, having met according to law, and having ex-
amincd the several accounts and vouchers of
David W. Wise, Esq, Treasurer OF said county
for the year A. u. 1874, do certify that We lnl
them as set forth In the foregoing statement.
We hnd the amount due the county from him TO
be fourteen thousand eight hundred and ninety
four dollars aud sixiy.nino cents (sl4,sgt 69).
The amount due from unseated lands for county
purposes, but not available until 1h76 10 nineteen
thousand seven hundred aud six dollars and hfty-
hve cents (slp,TO6 b5l, and for the use Of ,Le
poor, In the aggregate (also unavailable until
after June, lsIJ,) amounts to seven thousand
four hundred aud seven dollars and fourteen cents
(si,4O7 ~. The townships Of Beccaria, Bell.
bloom, Chest, Decatur, Ferguson, Girard, Goshen,
karthans, Knox, Morris and Pie assessed on
poor tax on unscated lands, for s74, while Gov.
ipglon assessed 10 mills Lawrence mills, Union
mills, and the rest Of the townships assessed 1
and two mills. The amount due from the col.
ieciors, u The sum Of eight thousand and thirteen
dollars and tweniy'six cents (s,0l3 26), being
over thousand hess than last year The amount
due tue road fund by che Treasurer ten thousand
two hundred aud forty dollars aud seventy cents
lsiO.2io 7O), and the school fund nine thousand
aud hiiy-nine doliars aud thiny-tbree cents. For
statement in detai see tabular statements Of the
road aud school iunds herewith submitted, show.
ing the amount OF such funds paid the respective
District Ireasufers and the amount Of funds vet
tn tie hands OF the County Treasurer.
Witness our hands al Clearhcld, this twcaty-
ninth aay OF January, A. D.. 1875
J. D. THOMPSON,
CLARK BROWN,
G. W. KYLER.
Attest Commissioners.
Al a A.. ri