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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
e@aISet a.nS SeIS.

9dB ein bebrudtes Stild Bdpier III
eIether Belt S1uIbcR uno 8eIb
OoriteDen fam, bas Sdeint bet srnBen
Mebrsa6l unierer gana ebrIi6en uno
aufrihtigen @elbo { erer ebenio
tuenig tlar az iein, tpie Der groBen S6adr
Der 8eIb b { + 10 6ercr. 11nb 6aber
fomnt IS, baB Die beIteemeinten BlGne
Der ~eriteren All cbenfo groBen uniuLGngs
Ii@feiten unb lnbeereili@fstten IeiOen.
tuie bic Der lcbteren.
go Iteet iebt benz @ongrefie Elm YGar
oeS 9errn Worriion bon Sainots Dor,
tpona6 bic @~oloudbrung bGour6 bers
betgefI6rt tperoen ioa, oaB lit Der 8uns
oesf0fie lie 80 DoQ. Sob fur ie 100 Oou.
in uInlQuF befiuoLi1er @reenbads dufge>
ttaut tuerben un6 baB in slei6er Weile
bic OfatiomaIbanten 80 Oou. @olo fur
ie bunbert Dollars ibrer umLaufenoen
ytoten oufiammeln ieuen. 0as S9mtns
bel4eieb BON 1875, tpono6 Der l. Sanuar
1879 ols Der Sag feiteelteut uirb, an
tuel6em ieber Bapicrboadr einen @olos
6oudr tuertb iein tueroe, lou 5ugIet1
6ufgeboben ueroen.
GinoIi9 unbefdnsen lit 6ieier Blnn i'm
b0Alteu @rooe. SIS ftebeu sur 3eit 3S2
W1intonen Ocn. @reenbads aus; oaoon
80 8roasnt tpGre STA, 600 900. Dielet
8etrag fon, 10 nletnt 9r. Wforrifon, bic
8unbesrsgierun9 in @oIb i'm 8unocs>
ih0be dnialnmeIn; gang 1bge,eber bon
ben Nationalbanten, bic ibrerieits l20
Wliuionen in @oI0 dufftauen ionen !
SuIammengenommen rpdren bas 1884,
SOC, 600 in q OLD, bic auf cine 06er Die
Gnoere BciIe erIbrigt tDeroeI folet, UNI
bic @%oLopdbrung tpieberberauiteuen.
Ser anereinfaGite Wen16ennerltdno
tpirb babel fragen: @ober nebinen unb
ni1t ftebIen? Wie, no, toanu unb tuoz
bur9 iou Die 8unbe5fdiie 0a3u foml1er,
lis 0tiIionem Dou. nnb NOD bd3u in
Cob aIs baarcn 1eberi@ub in &aile sI
bdbeu2 Sbr 8Giennorratb fnnn bod -
tpenn" tie nt@ts oa3u pumpt- nmr aus
bemienisen 8etrd9e ibrer Sabres { | NJ
nabmem beiteben, Der nt6t III ben
Sabres dus9aben Derbrau6t piro
0as lit, tpenns bod fommt, 25 bis 80
WtiQionen Dollars, aber feinestuegs III
@oIb. unb bic 8anfen; pie unb no
iGaen Die 3u einem 8orrdtb bon 100
Miuionen 0oa. in Sob tonmen2
Nuein ben unulosIi&en SAL ais utDs>
LID 1r9erommen; - dl1genonmen, bic
Guroestaie b Gtte lis W3iQionen 0oIz
lars GoIo IAN 6ano": iuieio uno
tnarum wir6e oesbalb ie6er Der SS2 DfiIs
Iiouen @reetbads 100 gents in Cob
trertb ietn 2 Wenn bic 8unoesregies
run9, ndbbem tie lis Wiuionen Ooa.
@Dlo' %6ngeiamn1eIt bate, dn3eigte, baB
iie bereit fei, fir ieben tbr etneerei@ter
@reenbn6 cinen @Olooouor su beaobleu,
10 pir6en ale 8eamte i'm S6asamte
ieoen Gag 10 Stunoen lang Cob ousau=
3abIen haben, big 6er lebte bon BEN
lis Wiuionen Dollars ausgesobIt mare
nno es blteben baum mod 267 Miuionen
Doll. @reenbads ibrig, au beren Gins
IOiung tetn blutiser 9euer norbanoen
mare. Sas @oIbasiO nIroe baum minis
ocftens auf SO iteieen.
Ser IGderlt9e @runbirrtbum, ouf
tpeLdem biele fin bLi1eM unb finbiIden
@inIOi unespldne beruben, lit FER, 6as
man cine Ut egteruns, bic BapieraelO
~ousgiebt, uno cine SAINT, bic Noteu
~ausgiebt, auf Slei6e Stufe nit e~inauoer
itelt. = 8tnm cine . a 30 8roaeut
| ibres NOtsnsl1mtaufs IN seuliinatem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
E~55chenfliche Slli1tcis Sfaafs-Befusre.

Nur in gripatsefprdden NIT ben
Teuerfreliern fam cine 8urIftpeiIung
erfolst fem ; tpenisftens bat Der 9nnptS
brlaer, Sen. sin o Georgia, fib ipdz.
ter 3u Der Nusrebe %berftanoen, CT babe
nidt iasen molten, baB @raufamfeiten
in @amp Douglas ober @lntirG perubf
moroen leien. g6er elm 8uri6e, Der
0ffentLid Camp Douglas aIs Elm 3toeites
NnoerionDiae nerihrie, Der bate dub
OffentliG BON BEN @~5icagoer &bBeorbnes
ten abeetrUmpft tperoen iOa.n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17


@eloe liegsn bat, 10 senl9t ods oe8s
balb 3ur Sl1erlteuullg oes 9an5en uft:
Ioufs, neil (unter Der Sorausiesnns oaB
es cine it9ere 8ant ll) bet etIlenlA1tlaife
(run) Der VotentnDaber DaDreIo Der
!Sett, bag be 5opro9ent d4soe3G91t y
ben, Die auoermetten laus gSe0leln,
Bertbpapierem &C. betsbenoenl AtttDa
Der Sant Htlltg. 9ema6t tDeroen TONS
UNI tnetl, 10 LANCE netmPublttIm
Die ueber3en9ull9 belte1f, oaB ote Sant
f%ol1crgeltalt allie t1re Noten .rec1tseltt8
befeu tam. nberbanpt fetn Ans
Iaut It attttnoet. 0ar3 dnoey5 aber
Derb9tt es l1D NIT etner Staatstane, BET
tpeI6sr butter benz 8aaroorret9 Mot
nod tDettere, NIT gerln9em .3ettoerluit
fluliig Su mobenoe NetIoa lteben. Senn
Don elmer StadtStal1e betanrt III, Dab ne
geraoe genu8 @olo bat, un pom 1e 10
lbrer BaptertDaler 8 etnl0len at tonIen,
10 iperoen otele 5 NIT Der @el9mtnoI9tett
zines Utotfatdfers CUR glnlolung beretnz
toinmen uno - bic llbrigen Z ais nOuig
unseDedte, unber5tnsli1e 3%tpangsans
leibelhetne III Oct Sutt i9tpeben bletben.
GS lit ta1t fomltb, oaB man bier lolde
0in9e ais cine b%elonbere Wtllen16aft
preotge1 nluB, % tie bod III Guropa 1e>
Der u y S7S9ube IN Oct Vtn1natpiieTs
i1aft feUnt.
9ie @reeuba6s urb Sos 1T IS, mas
man leioer genot1igt lit, unIern 0lnerts
fanii6en Ttuan5sUOtofuoen fort uno fort
Az tpieoerbclen, limb c I It 8 ut0 nor
allen Dingen unnersinsIt1 e
3 ~ Observation-Disclosures protes
tttrte Mehiel; uno 1te oicueit / 10 ettens
duf @runO zines Suanas9eieses ais
Taui9mittcI anftntt gemin;ten
@eloes. Sbr Wertb ais 4nIethei9eine
tpiirbe, bo iis feline 3inlen briugen un0
bic NusIidt auf ihre @tnI61una buffet 1T.
Iebr aerina ieil, tpenn ibnen nidt pom
@eicRe bic Gioeuid,oft BON @eLb (Iau{hs
mitteD betotIeat tporoen mare. S6r
@ert6 aIs lnlhes Gals TauIHmitte1
nirD burh 6os 0erhGltuik bes Beoaris
aum Mnoebnt beittnnlt; - nit dnberu
Worten: tnenr III { s + 8opieroeIo i'm
Qonbe norhouoen 1T. ols su @uIlteu beg
ebrIihen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
0erfrhrs Tim 1tntrr{dhieb nnm fn1ler1 nnrz
frnd,I;Hen SUPERINTENDENT erfnrhtrfih
~ mira "a in h,m enT5nrehenoen yssrz
bSItri55e mn Merfh mmtrr hem nrs
SpstniIo.rhra {ts6en
y&ef11f FIN Enrl101er Nf10dftn6f1u III
6nnothpfSd,,In bot lie sr niimftItrb ners
anti, Somebem aber fiir $4o0O nroteifirte
SWed1srI' Sie sr meSsr n@ersinft nom be-
aa6if' r. mirb iein Srebit fchieht fteben,
SSDiT rr Inn bsfSern. 10 mltk er BE $4,000
Bic cine murepIide SdminbelSdulo oors
ftrIen' faIs er Re Mai ni6h[id, ob.ahs
len fan,r- IN cine ehrlide. ~ner.ins.
Iihr q bmib Observation-Disclosures, sac
@Ieine Gilf NON eimem groatss. ober
Sotionnitnesen NIT bieier 8~sidrGnfuno :
has hofieibe einen III 4 in ridfis
oem Verb6Itni55e III feiner Mitteln nub
Simnohmen f%fe6euSeu Wetroo nnper,iuss
Iiher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ols 8eIb
an oIeld,em Wertbe NIT Dem WetoGaeloe
In iimIoui holteu fam, obnc Dab ibm fe
bns nISkIihe Wnfinnen oeffeut miro, ben
oon,en Hefroo ~etn,u[6fen'
Nnf Sen norlieoenOen ;Snn anoetper6et
hriat hies io MEL: boS mann nnaefGbr
bie 0GIfte Ser oeoentnGrtio nusitez
be1oeu unperainsliden Spona3onleibe
1@reenbads) liz cine perainsllde Nnlei6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
Stea Scs e@wtnOelS.

Die bon @ouperneur GiIoen nit 10
bisler Wtlibe III Stanoe sebradte BRO
selftruuo oes aroBeu SanaIiGlutnolers
Weo. 3. 0oro in buffalo bat uorerlt Elm
fldeIi6 es @rgebniB gebabt-
3uar iDuroe flar uno Oeutlib lla99es
oaB 2oro ais oemofrattl1er
b6uptltuq in Der Staats9eleBgebnng I'M
.bss HanaI. &Inss 1t0no; belons
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

8bilabetpbier Nusfteauns nusbrtnsenber
tper6cn mirb, ais Die Wtetcr Nuslteaung
iir bic Oit5si9!lSeAs ;o. Oa as bltiD; Oo9 EN-.
~ipartunsen in bieler 8esiebunS 10 aes
ring, 6aB fe ni4t IeI@t untertroffen
tper6en f6nuer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
Gtaof.g n1.lSen.

Sn eincm Gauf1bLatte finben mir Bic
foIgenoe Der9lei6enoe 5uiarmenitenung
Der GtmobnetSabL rno Der ftGotii1en
S6nIocntait bon G1t 6mertfaniiIen
[1rnkStGbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
Gtmetnnatter @ranntewttn.

Dor cinieen Tagen beantiporteten mir
benz Sine. 8oltsbIatt Die Trage, toarun1
mir anndbmen, baB bic 8ranntetueln>
breuner in Cincinnati M" 1eten,'
aber it6 ber Srenn0lbait oes pm. Srl>
itotp erfreMeten. Die Wnttuort beitato
in benz !6intpeis duf bic SbatIa4e, baB
Die G%tnetnnatier BrenRer elGn5enoe @es
ibdfte MAIDEN, inoem Fe ben Sprtt
[highwine] bebeuteno unter oern ebrs
li6en 9erltellungspreile DerfGufen,-ntt
anoern Worten, oaB fie oHcmb1r gaus
nern; 6a6 bic Gteuerbeb0rDe biele Sbots
fade femrt uno oenno6 niDes ae9eH tie
thur. - Sn Der 0~titriger tribune" bes
ipri1t eil Sahneritdnoistr oenielben
@egenitan6. CT nergleidt bic 0eriteLs
IunosiDeiIe uio Die 8~erfauFspretie oe5
Sprit 1T peri1ieDenen Stdoten uno ftenG
babel fir Cincinnati Die toigenoe Ne9s
Inu1ts auf:
500 euitet gtais ~ ~ esHts. ......$s7eoc
147 Ssssen sH 80 1900. 1880
1868 Bfunb Oaali gu 3 ....... saN
WuAsre Soften Is Gents per 9uIGd.... 5000
Ss1264
0araus 1915 Con. gprit gu IS essts
(aSjlslt9 ber SteHei) ...........s 6s1.50
ettSssserEu It .... &115.14
9terbsi ftnb gu benz Marffprctie bes
gui6els @etreioe MIR 2 Gemts fir bic
Soften oeS Transports bonn Gpetber
bis CUR 8rcnnerei binsugetiigt. ferner
ftub tne9en oer tpoblfeileren 8~ohLenpretle
lit Cincinnati 2 GentS per BuiDel @es
treble tDeniser 8etriebsfoiten ange!eBt.
ais fte In Gbicd9o b~etraeen (23 fat %
@ents). = Die &e6nun9 lit duf @rnnb
elmer Gapo3itGt BON 1000 8ui6el per
Gag uno .etnes @rtrags bon l53 Quart
Sprir aus benz 8uibel @etreioe dnges
felt. Ser @rlos aus Der S1lempe (slop)
muroc bon Dem 8erlult ab9e6en.
Sir Netp gorf (uno 8rnofLnn) tpir6
folgenoe 8ere6nung duFgeteut:
800 Dui6er Taais ,u 81 Gents. 800. S4sS.oo
147 Bui9el saossen 81 % Gents ...... 1854
1868 gt. @eai; su as Gents ........ 1G2s IS
0nbere Sete~ IS Gents pet 8ui@st.. 25O.OO
$9s5.12
Gdrans Ss75 @4u. Gprit "a 2lK Sta.
(dbiIsii@ Der Steuer). ....... SS3.12
&ettssD srInR: S152.0o
8enn, nnb fobdlb se3eist tuerben
fam, ndrum Observation-Disclosures, bic
BET foldem 8erLuite reid tperben, n d
vtrumm", f~onbern seraoe ftnb, tpsroen
mir baran gIauben, SaB ST. 8riitnm,
inoen1 ct bic Srenner in cincinnati uno
NeDsOorf in9tube lGBt, iid feiner nr1z
reoIi6cm 0artetLi9feit i6ul6is ma9t!-
Gher nihtl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

Ar WoRK.--Hon. VIM. MeClelland
Chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee, has our thanks for pam
phlet copy Of the proceedings Of the
Democratic State Convention, contain
ing the names of the electoral ticket,
and the names of the members of the
State Central Committee, together
with their postoffiee address, Now,
let the Chairman of every County
Committee in the State furnish Cap
tain McClelland the names and post
office address of their respective Coun-
ty Committees, and they all will be
ready to open the campaign for Tildcn,
Hendricks and reform. All commu-
nications intended for the Democratic
State Committee, should be addressed
to clock Box No. 40, Harrisburg, Pa"
II is evident from the manner in which
our Chairman starts out that he Is 60
ing to wage an aggressive campaign,
and thereby make our victory doubly
sure Now, let every Democrat put
his shoulder TO the wheel from this
until November, and we viii guaran-
tee that every public plunderer will
get his walking papers after the ith
OF March next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12
THE Two.TuIRDs RuLE.

Mr. Webbcr OF Michigan offered q
resolution recommending 10 future Ma
tional Democratic Conventions TO abol-
ish the two-thirds rule as unwisc and
unnecessary, and that the States be re-
questod to Instruct their future dele
gates TO this question, and that atten-
ton be called TO this suggestion for the
next Convention.
A Tennessee delegate moved TO table
tho resolution.
A vote was taken on this motion by
States. California voted yes Colorado,
no; Kansas, ., yeas, ! nay Nebraska,
no; Nevada, . yeas, nay Now York,
nay Now Jersey, yes; Oregon, yeas,
A nays; Pennsylvania, ycs. Tho vote
resulted yeas, 359; nays, $40, 40 the
resolution was not tabled.
A resolution Of thanks was moved
to President McClcrnand for his able
and impartial conduct as President OF
the Convention, and adopted with II
few dissenting votes.
A resolution was offered requesting
the Recording Secretary TO prepare an
official report Of the Convention, and
that the National Committee print il.
Agrcd TO,
Mr.. Smiley Of Vermont offered res
olution that the place of holding the
next National Convention be lett to
the National Committee, and that the
basis of representation be the same as
now.
The chair now stated the question
on adopting the resolution relative to
the two-thirds rule.
Mr.. Wallace asked division Of the
question, omitting on the first vote the
latter half requesting the States to in
struct thoir delegates on the subject.
He was for this latter proposition, but
not for instructions from this Conven-
ton TO its successor.
The Convention refused to divide
the question, and the resolution was
adopted in whole.
Mr.. Miller (Neb.) offered resolu-
ton Of thanks to Mr.. Bell for bis cfllci.
ent services as Secretary. [Applausc. ]
1t was adopted.
Mr., Herman said he was directed by
tho New York delegation to present
to the St. Louis local committee the
portrait of Mr. Tilden, which had been
hung back Of the Presidents chair in
token oi'their appreciation of their at
tention and hospitality.
At 1890 p. NJ, on motion Of Mr.
Williams of Indiana, the Convention
adjourned.
THE BALLOTS FoR PRESIDENT.
The followining are the ballots fol
a candidate for President by States
the second ballot being given as finally
declared after the changes had beer
made
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

ny virtue Of undry wrils Of Fisri Facia' is-
sued out u the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and 10 me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House. in The
borough Of Clcarheld, on Saturday, the 22i day
Of July, 1915, at o'clock p. M the iol-
lowing described real estate, to wit;
An that certain tract or body Of bitumnoa'
coal lands situate, lying and boing IN the township
Of woodward, county Of clearhell, and State q
pennsylyania, bounded aud described As 6l'
lows Beginning at maple, gone, now stone
corner common corner Of original surveys In Tho
name Of William wister, Roland RvAns, and
Samuel Emlinei north IS west i2i perches toa
hemiock thence north SO east 27s perches TO
post thence south IS degrees east l2l perches to
post; thence south So west 1874 perches 10
small rock OAK thence south IS east s6s psrches
10 post thence south 5S west ia pcrches 10
post thence north IS west is perches to a stone
thence south 50 west 10 operches to pos, thence
south 81 west so pcrchos TO post thence souih
20 east 80 perchcs to post thence south 50 west
2oi perches to white pine; thence north IS
west ia s.ie perches 10 a white oak, thence
north So east lis perches to post thence north
s5 west eli perches 10 a fallen hemlock Themes
In an easterly direction Of small stream 's
perches to hemlock thence ~ west 70 perehe'
10 white oak stump thence So west perche
10 post; thence north IS west GA perches 10
pYs,, 'henos south - ives, 100 l-lV Pe'ene,
una" n."'oek 'sehoc south % east oli ps'sa
" w ,a'''n ns"i,ck tnenos sou.n % wes' " ~, w.
sa,i ~. 'nence not'h % vest aeross .'h IN
s'a az ssss osp '.vi pc.cnes po't menee "s 's
10 49, 1os psrcscs 70 p'aee o' oegnnhE
ss'hins n'ne hundred ana nine acres mo'e " ~
s aaa oe.ns paris ol ,hree several u.es ns ,,I =. ~
by the Commonwealth Of Penn sylyania, one %
,ra,,i ysmu'l hmnne' one 70 Roland hvans, ana ou,
"nna@ ,u "s'er, ~h'ch parts OF trae, sDo'' ',
.et,oca nave ey aivers good sen'syan.ess' .s u.a s-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12
SherinTs Sale.

DY virtue ofan alias peadiiioni Erponas, issued
Id out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
field county, and to me directed. there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
In the borough Of .ciearfeld, on Saturday, the
18th day Of July, 1875, at o'clock, p. N.
the following described real estate, to wi,
A certain act Of land situate In Pike township,
Cleardeld county, Pa, bounded as folowsi Alta
hickory on the bank Of the Susquehanna river
thence along line Of land Of Richard Humphrey
south twenty-five east twenty six perches; thence
south twenty east forty four perches thence sou th
eleven east one hundred and forty nine perehss to
stones along line Of George Tush survey thence
along line Of land Of William Caldwell south
eighty three west eighty percles to post corner
thence by Humphrey Williams survey north tea
west two hundred and eighty-three perches to q
corner on the bank Of the riyeri thence down said
river eighteen perches thence north seventy-one
east thrty-two perches thence north eighty.e light
east twenty two perches thence south ghty -one
east sixteen perches thence south sixty eight
east fourteen perches thence south thirty-thrce
east fourteen perches to place Of beginning, con
tanning one hundred and forty -one acres more or
less, with about ninety acres cleared and under
good cultivation. having thereon erected two set'
Of farm buildings, TO wits 0ne large twosiory
frame house about s0x2i feet, with kitchen at.
eatu'h a"vnt @tA@f icct, Win lurEc nanh NAlNf
wagon shed, corn crib, wood house and other out
buildings. Also, another large frame house 2oH3o
feet, two stories high, with large log barn SoK5o
feet, and other outbuildings connected with It.
good orchard Of bearing fruit trees, spring Of
water, &c. SeiEed, taken in execution and to be
sold as the property Of Wm. II Wagner and
being for the purchase money due on said prop.
erty.
rrRss or SAlr.-The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck OF must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements
made as will be approved, otherwise the property
will be Immediately put up and sold again at
the expense and risk Of the person TO whom It
was struck of, and who, In case Of deficiency At
such resale, shall make good the same. Hnd 10
NO instance will the Deed be presented in cOur
for continuation unless the money Is actually
paid TO the sheriff
W. X. MCPHERSON,
SHEmrf's 0FrIcE, Sherif.
Clearield, Pa, June IA, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

ANOTHER OvERBoARD.-Thc Cam
cron machine has been put to work.
Hon. David Reed, United States Dis
trict Attorney, at Pittsburg, has been
removed, and II. II. Mccormick Of that
city, appointed in his stead, II will
be recollccted that after the death Of
Mr. Swoope, this same Mccormick was
appointed by the President, but the
President withdrew his namc and sent
Mr. Reeds TO the Senate and he was
confirmed. 1t appears that Reed has
not been pliable enough for the "crook'
ed whisky ring,V and he was, besides
a little too Blaineish for powers that
now hold sway at Washington. Sc
let those who are dissatisfied with the
way things turned up at Cincinnati
take care how they let their tongues
wag.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12
GREAT EVENTS.

Wonderful things have occurred on
this Continent since our last issue, two
weeks ago, Locally, the Centennial
4th was tho grandest display over wit
messed In our country. Our Philips
burg neighbors were visited BY the
fro fend again, hrge amount OF
property was destroyed In tho bust.
ness portion OF the borough, Belle
fontc was overwhelmed with storm
Of wind, thunder, lightning and rain,
buildings destroyed, streets flooded,
pavcmcnts washed away, and railroads,
iron.works, and farms along Spring
Greek, and the Bald Eagle greatly
damaged. Nationally-tho massacre
Of the brave Gen. Custar and his noble
band, in the Black Hills country, is u
calamity for which there can be no
compensation. The Centennial, or
the Worlds Celebration, which came
off In Philadelphia on the 9TH inst,
has no parallel in history, and will be
30 recorded. The absence OF the Pres.
idcnt of the United States was the only
humiliating feature about it. Not less
than 10000 persons were present from
all sections of the Globe TO see n live
President, but no such official put in
IN appearance. II was "too hotp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

BAD CoMpASY.-lIayes may be a
vory reputable gentleman, but if the
old adage, "show me your company
and I'll tell you what you are" is
worth anything, his surroundings are
suspicious. Boss Grant, Boss Shop
herd, peccy Bliss, Harrington the safe
burglar, Jim Blaine, Schuyler Colfax
and Others, whose recognition ought
to be enough to send an angel to the
penitentiary, are all yclping for Hayes,
These rascals hayn't IN honest hair in
their heads, and not q Republican mer-
chant in the country would trust them
within ten feet of his money drawer.
Moral-Young man, be sure you keep
good company, and when you go TO
the election in November, be sure you
vote for Tilden, Hendricks and Reform
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12
ORPHANS COURT SALE

IN pursuance Of an order VI the Orphan
Court Of clearheld county. there will be exposed
10 public sale, In the borough sf Lumber CITY, On
saturday, July 40, 1876,
At o'clock p IN the following property, late the
estate Of Joseph Meculley, deed, to wit An
that certain tract parcel Of land situate in Jor
dan township. clearheld county, Pa, described as
follows Beginning at a post the northwest
corner Of survey In the name Of Daniel Frank
thence south 30 degrees west | lj perches to hem.
lock thence south 40 degrees east 100 perehes to
gum; thence north 30 degrees east So perehes
to stone heapi thence north 40 degrees west $50
perches TO place OF beginning, containing
10 ACRES
and allowance, having thereon erected two dwell.
ing houses, with necessary outbuildings, good
spring Of water, and well, both near the dwell.
ings, and large bearing orchard. The whole
property in good condition, and desirable farm
10 every respect.
TERMs.-ren per cent. on the knocking doEu
Of property, balance Of one third at confirmation
Of sale, one-third Ia one year, and one-third Ia
two years, secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises. Purchaser takes clear Of dover.
JOS. PATTERSON,
ALEN. FERGUSON,
June 2t, 1861 Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12
The DRIFT OF THE PoLIToAL TIDE.

The DRIFT OF THE PoLITIoAL TIDE
The first National Convention that
ever convened West Of the great Mis-
sissippiriver, was the Democratic body,
on the 9th of June. This points con-
clusivcly that "the star of Empire is
making its way westward. More;
Both the Chairman and the Vice Pres
ident were taken from the South and
West, and the President was only con-
ceded to the Middle and Eestern por.
ton of the Union. The Convention
had really the power to take all I;
but the members were magnanimous
enough to yield aportion of the honors
to our section. st. Louis is the geo
graphical centre of the Uuion, and we
predict that from this time forward
but few National Conventions will be
held east of Louisville and Cincinnati,
because the South and West will ctm.
bino against the East if necessary 20
carry their point, from the fact that
the interests Of those two sections are,
in effect, the same, and possessing the
members to control public affairs, it
will be very strange if they do not
carry their points. 'Tis well that our
party friends have acted upon this
view, because it has added more votes
to our ticket than any other stroke Of
policy that could have been adopted,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

The Democrats at st. Louis abandon
ed the miserable habit adopted fifteen
years ago and carried out at Cincin-
natl by the Radicals, of nominating a
second handed, or third rate statesman
for Vice President. Mr.. Hendricks
towers as high above Wheclerin point
Of talents and craftsmanship, as the
sky is above the earth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

Tilden, Hendricks and Reform, is
now inscribed on every Democratic
banner from Maine to California, and
from the st. Lawrence to the Rio
Grandc, and bravely will the people
ratify the work so nobly begun at St.
Louis, in November.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12

FILLED AT LAsr.-Senator Morrill,,
of Maine, has finally accepted the post
of Secretary of the Treasury, offered
him by Grant, Babcock & Co. The
Governor of Maine has rendered the
vacant Senatorship to the sick man
Blaine-and he accepts. What joke
it will be on this whole gang of trader
post politicians, il the Democrats carry
Maine in September. 1t looks that
way now, and unless Grants whole ad-
ministration is thrown into the breech,
Radicahsm will be wound up even
away "down cast