tyt (tlmiMti gUpublttair.
" CT.EABF1ELD, TA.
Monday Morning Oct. U. I86L
rv. TlanMnn on Tnesdav
W.tcdin a most glorious triumph for
f count. We have
'" "'
We have,
much cause for eratulation and rejoicing
" victorv which we have achieved,
The party has acted nobly. She refused
to affiliate with those who professed to
i 1 1 n-inoinlps and advocated a
trJrZZXn her
uuvit... I.
Miccess, presorved her organization,
ana
kept herself in luch a position that she
uun in the futuro contribute to the com
mon w?al All honor ia due to its mem
bers, whoso determinedly marched to the
polK voted full tickets, and thus testified
i ueir devotion 10 pmn;iiMui
mere individual preference. Never, in
ii.. nntuta of this recon. was a
duty performed more cheerfully, or under
uch untoward circumstances. Minropre-
eDtntion.villiflcation and abuse, without
measure, had been heaped upon the party,
and at every turn its members had met
with sneers, taunts and opprobrious epi
thets. The weak may have trembled ;
the timid quailed ; but butt neived them
tor the struggle, and they have core off
with flvlne colors. All honor, wo lepeat,
to the noble-hearted Democracy of Cloar
lield county I
If tho Democratic party had failed in its
devotion to the Union, and its love for
the Constitution-if it had hesiUiled to
follow the flag of the country through
mushine and storm if its members, blin
ded by partisan teal, could not recognize,
in nuccessful opposition candidate, the
constitution! heud of the government,
and through factiousness, bad thrown ob
stacles in tho road of his Administration
in the darkest hour of our country's peril,
ihon that party deserved universal exe
cration, and, like Rob Roy's kindred,
-hould have been dispersed, "homeless
and nameless." But the party, ia the
past, had adof ted Decatur'i sentimcnt
"Our country light or wrong; may she
over be right; tut right or wrong, God
biers her." And sho has remained true
to that sentiment. The glory of our coun
try causes Democratic hearts to pu'.sa'.e
mors freely, and every attempt to detract
from her honor, or to retard her progress,
only nerves and impel them to renewed
exertions.
The triumph of Tuesday was a full,
elear and unequivocal endorsement of
Huch sentiments. The Democracy true to
herself true to tho Union true to the
Constitution was the verdict of the peo
ple. The lame, miserable, uncalled for
attempt of political tricksters to cast a
blur on the party escticheon and to l'nJ
the party with secession, disloyalty and
dishonor has proven an abortion. Tho
patty stands proudly for tho Union one
and inseparable, now and forever.
As Democrats, having in the most un
qualified manner declared our position,
we went into the contest. The sentiments
which have authoritatively been declared
as tho sentiments of the party, are those
which we claim lobe judged by, and which
lhe people of this county, by their ballots,
have commended. We
the creat Democratic pc
duty to the Government. These cannot
conflict, if the party is true to its antece-
dents; but should thoy, then allegiance
to Government should destroy Tarty tie,
Democrats cannot forgot that the claim "nt present, al. hough it is one of the
of Government must tiof be overlooked, healthiest .in Camp Tenally. I still ee,
If treasure and blood are needed to sustain occasionally, some of our citizens who vis
the Government, they must be provided;! it the regiment, and it affords me a great
and they will be, for all legitimate objects;
but we have the rk.iit, and it is our nirv, 1
to see that the aims of the Government, home the remains or our lamented com- J t.ew hi loul mt0,he nil;i0m cn0
ro not perverted from legitimate purpo..r,wh Robert Livingston, whose loss is The Irish American companios held a meet
gcg much deplored in the companv. lie was I f whom he was chairman. .Shortly
In political contests so exciting as the ' excellent young man, and gave promise ""wHt.'en n,i,it )n.BT n "
. . , . , l r i i ii- 11 , .. 1 letter, written by the late .Vnalor Dou-
onethH has just closed, much is orten ( or bmng a b.ave soldier. Alas! there are glM on hii denili bed, to the President,
said and done that should not be. It was nmny of us must never expect to return tendering n regiment to be called the "lr
our aim to avoid doing either. Most la- home except as he did, poor boy ! ih lirigado." He was elected Colonel,
bored efforts were nWe from time o ,Jul my letter is spinning out much iS
timoto torture our language tntosenti- longer than I had intended it, and I must battle or Lexington, is well known ; it has
menta of disloyalty. That the slightest j bring it to a close, ospocially ta other du- nobly, bravelyand honorably done its du
suspicion of disloyalty can be drawn from tie-interfere with its fuither prosecution ,yV, , .r , ,
anything we .aid, without the grossest' now. There are many thing, ifl had the ? ffiff.TdiSf lU'STthi
perversion, wo do not believe, and think leisure to notice them, which might le of State of Illinois, rjince he w as able to tell
that tho reading of the context will in ev interest to your readers ; but I must post- !" ditlerence between ale and water, a
cry instance remove any such impression. 'pone them for the present. If I can find 8'M8g ,of Pir'll,(us liquor has not
In fine, we oan only repeat, what wo lime to ,criu,!o V()U 0l.,.1U(lnllftiitf . ' l"scd hi a lips. lie is a ri id temperance
, - ' . . . . 1 time 10 sorinn.o jou O(uuuonaiiy a few nian, sltho' he is jocuna and holosoulcd
..U,C.VV....U V .
v" i-.-. wj' want them
the principles of the great National Dem
ocratic party, which are founded in and
upon an abiding attachment for the Union I
aud the (vonsiuuuon that party thAt has
conducted our country in glory and trl
umph throueh evry storm, and which,!
with God'a blessing, will do so again as
oon as opportunity i offered.
Dur sated, The "competent and aclivo' j
' ..viucj,
Lad more than ten yeara experience at
the Bar." Whatanitvto hive such ani00"01' nave J0D0' the tune of five
"energetic and able criminal lasrycr" de S
IPatea; I
'We rejoice at the patriotism
the Republican party JcwnaA
Better late tbau never. '
of the
I ' ' L . III - - -
LETTEB FEOM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Cr Tixaut, D. C, Out. 3, 1861.
Tot. Rhtblican .7
.J have been a stran
ger to your columns .'or such a long pe
.;! timi I ftl under some restraint in
...... -
nddrestina vou. Indeed, 1 have lorgoi-
ten Loth the date and substance of mj
last teller. But 1 will not annoy vou with
1 .,.nf, lo,,,, .U
bjk.u.Bi waw..".--- -o -
lence. Simply, 1 didn't write.
I Since we left Western Virginia our ex-
I... I f ...-r. nonrnl fhr.""t" -
r.Bw..uv.-.v.r :
a"ter. Alter a tew davs npeni at unrri
burg, we were ordered on to this place.
'Our companion in the recent campaign,
the ltifle regiment, was sent to Harper s
fl " . .,'
"e ii.iierrSiuiBin, .....
Ferry, about the same time, where they
remained, (or rather at Darnc.town some
distance below the Ferry) until last week,
when they came down and camped along
with the balance of tho Pennsylvania ro-
serve in the vicinity of Tenally town. I
. . . n . I-..!.,. m
. . 1,T..
nave noi u. "";in2 f(vst decemated by desertions. The
since they arriveU, but several oi our men
have been to their camp, some two miles
distant, and report them in good health
and spirits.
... i i.oii.i.
W e are encamped on tome iiciguu a
i n
bout six miles north west of aslnngton,
where we have a mosi cxtenve view of
the sunounding oountry, extending for
i f ...i ..i .-.I., ii, -
many miles aorow Maryland towards the
Chesapeake, down and across the 1 otom -
ac. Washington City is not fen, although
lying almost nt our feet, on account of
i i. - ;,..;,,
several g.ovcsof oak timber intervening,
but the Capitol can be seen rrom one side
of our camp, just past the edge of the
wooaland.and a beautiful sight it presents i
at that distance,(about seven milea,) look
, , . , ' i ne lurraers oi l ems conn recently oi
ing like a magnificent palace of yansned feMd ,0 fun)jkh Gen Fremonti gl.atj(lf
silver, such as wo Tenu aoout in i'ry with f J.iU.tAH) worth ol grain lor his armv.
tales. A clone view only shows an im- Capt Champion, the rebel who was here
mense pile of dull white marble, much')"" week.hu been arrested hs a ry at
, . , , . , , ... .. Georgetown, and is now a prmnor.
weather-stained and streaked with the( sTej.ocI!(, Oct. Tth.-fUii. Harney and
rain, its unfinished condition does not( iwo or throe other dibtinguhdicd military
prevent running down the outer walls. officers left this evening, at 7 o'clock, on
Truly our national cai-itol is no exception ' M'ecial tram cn the Uhio and MiMssippi
. , ,. . . . ,
louieruisiuu um ,n,u. u,. -
ment to the view.
Tho scene as witnessed here no w is a yesterday, (ion. Freaiont intends to Tol
..... .... .. ,. . ., low Gen. Price by rapid marching. Af-
mnsismamgu... ..u ;
appears like one g-and military camp, or
an immense citv of little white cottages, ,
which in tho distance look like mere
. .
. . . 1. 'I'lmi a ntM nW in IliA nulnil tuir
..v,.. v. t
hood of two hundred thousand men in
andkround Washington, across the loto-
mac and up a far as Great Falls. On the
......
opposuo siuc o b
I (J iuuiisuii urn, niiiuu nua ui'i'kiuuu n
few davi kince. Il was taken without
any loss, and when entered it was found
to be a flight embankment defended by
..
wooden cannon, and two pieces of
8l0'
pipe mounted on wheels. One of tho
features of the neighborhood is Professor
i nufa'. i..,!i.-.sin i,i..i. ,i,. f ..,,, 1 1 .
' I
several ascensions uuuy, anu can ue soon
very plainly for several miles around.- j
Ilia ascensions are made from v hill, the
name or which has escaped me, situated
. i
on the advance route to vard tairiaz.
ftbout three miles beyond the weMein cr.d
of the long budge which crosses the l o-
mac at Woshinston.
j
Our boys are all spoiling for a fight, ev-
cry time, and it occurs often, that we are ,
' ....... f
put under arms snd marched in the di-
' . , i i i i
rection of tho enemy, and marched back i
aftei going a greater or less distance, the
greatest disappointment is expressed that,
they have been again buthVd in the hope
of trying (heir mettle
1 can say nothing of our own company,
,y,uy wie.roa.io!,, -- - s - o ,
3 ewe our duty to rj well.altl.oughsomeof them havebeen
rty. We also owel(Iui,e 'ck. Thero ia however but one in!
it. These cannot I"'6 hospital and only threo in quarters i
morn than that they are getting along
,,ie 1'Ofpit'd nnd only
This is a very favorable sanitary condition
"f lhe company, and a much better t'e
"'an some other companies in the regi
doal of pleasure: Sergeant Ogden return-1
ed a short time ago from accompanying
I,,,,,, y0 8la ,,ave them lhnt jj if y
Yours as ever,
SOLDIER.
Dicriasino. Tho expectation of our
uepuLiican brethren ol succeeding to be
Associate Judges, Sheriff, eto., especially
District Attorney.
"Then once more we say. bo to
the I
' polls on Tuesday next and cast your bal
lou lor, I"9 L on caPddatoa."
T,.. .
" ,u" m vicrne.u
hum,red m,iori,Jr for lhe olJ "U"!on SVI,n 0"!! la8t fH. Vrilfa to the g?"r
If I fall in Anfanna ft
"Who re for the Union V'JournaL
It cannot be thoS, who bar. openly ad.
(vccated tecetsion like your bumble ielf.
THE WAR NEWS I
FROM WASHINGTON.
Intelligence from 13en P.osecrani.
Wasbinotok, Del. n. According to ni
dispatch received horn Gen. Uoaecrans,
uieumvu icrnrvi iium '..vii, iii'svn ...,.
he will be able fully to sustain himself
apainit the conXined forct-a rf Cons. Leo
Floyd. Wittier he nor (ion. Fre
niont will have, occasion to enm,.la.i. of
nn iiiutncieiil 'orce, as tlm iiUuiiuistra-
lion is not untiiiiidlul of the importance
of affording thorn all the support which
Concentration ol IMn
Troops
in Kentucky.
Cairo, Oct. 8. A deserter from Gen.
Tl-1, . . 1 . I ... I 1 '
i mow s reuei army lias urn veil nero aim
renor'.a that Uen. . S. Johnson is in
command at Columbus , Ky expecting
an attack rotn 'he r cdera Is ..encra s
lhe reje, Rrmy ftt
mt poin, ; ell Brmoj anJ e,lUj1(ei.
Thoy have largo bodies of cavalry. On
the thult. Jeff. Thomson had 4,000
linen near lwlmont, but his army was be
; ui,.i,0ia xcw Kia has arrived from St.
LouU.
lie WlIT 111 j! iSSOIIT I-
Jefferson City, Oct. 0. U seems to be
the belief in military circles here, that
,, , ., . ., ,
Ueiieral Price will avoid a battle with
' Fremont if possible ; but others entertaiu
the opinion that he intends a surprise
'upon some point tho leaf t protected, and
1 that we shall have a fight in a few days,
Frmont (o fo,low
' relH.( nrmy jnt0 Arkansas, and force
thorn to fight wherever he c;m encounter
' them.
' 1 he paymasters, who brought $ .200,.
m) iQ li ; ()
g(Jgtj ,mye tliltclmrgull lljt.ir jlltjr ftn(l ro
turned to St. Louis.
Uino. Jackson is reported to bo on (he
wav to Texas.
t .... -ir... i .
naiiroau. I iicir uo&tiuaiioti is unknown
jEr,.EHSON rjITri 0ct, 8,0en. Fremont
nndtien. McKinstry loft for tho West
. , Sodalia. if neccss.rv. ho will
'enter Arkansas. It is reported that Mo
Culloch s forces are on the south bank of
"ie usage, uesiaiiing to cul orl the coiu
mil n imit inn nt (tpn. h iMiinnl tvilli S( I nn
U (Il0 nmichinc aaainst that o tv.
Seoutinc parties arc out to ircvcnt the
i a
movement.
18 repono-j mat M.skie John.
stun, nun mtr iiiuuinnii ii'Ufi, ia luuruu
tovuriJii Gasconade river, intending
iq uuin 1110 I'Tl'Ige.
C0L0KEL JAMES A. MULLIQAN.
' ioiiowinK skctn ot uol. James A
Mulligan, the brave defender ot Lc.xiinr-
ton. Mo.: hiiH been furnisher! to Him 1m
troit AJvertiter, from a gentleman who Las
ieen intimately acquainted with him (or
the past ti v o or si x y ears :
(.t .1(1 lit A Afullt tt-nu Krfivn ifi
;. v . i,.: v York, in the vear IS2'.I.
and is consequently in his 32d year. JIu
parents wtto unlives ot Ireland. IIi
ln?lf n,er be death of his fatl.or
w hich took place when he win a chi d.
remo..P(i to r !.. o. wl.me she ie!,l-
ed with her son for iho past twenty-three
years. Mie married u retpectablo Irish-
Ainentan in U.icago, named Lio nel
Liuiiry, who has slea uly watched with a
lather's solicitude the expanding mind of
the brave young soldier. He was educa-
... .l. .Il r . .. . I. i 'i. ;
'- i1;kFuii,Uiu
cago. under lhe supe-intondenre ol Rev,
u Kiielli. now of New York civ. Il
U a strict member of the Catholic church,
In Hit2. 1M,'I and 'o-i, he read law in the
othce of the lion. Isaac N. Arnold, Con
gresBinan from the Cnicago district. For
a short lime he edited the V'cttern TMt,
a semi' religious weekly newspaper, in Chi-
ago. in iji) lie was admitted an atlon
nejat law in Chicago.-At this time I.e
hoA ll(J po(iilion olecond lipu,eImnt ,
U,o Chicago Shields Guards, one of the
companies atttaclied to the Irish brigadb,
Senator Fitch of Indiana, tendered him a
cierkidiip in the Department of the Inte
rior, lie accepted the position, and spent
the winter at Washington. l)uring his
residence in ashington, hecoricsporded
with the Utica Telegraph, over the. una tit
It
plume of "batan." After his return
from
Washington he was elected captain of the
fm T arri'in8,of
l0( lRulU J,e j, ,jx fee, th.ce jnchegin
height, with a wiry elastic frame, a large,
lustrous haiel eye an open, frank CeUic
face stamped with courace. r uck and in-
i dependence, surmounted with a bushy
prolusion of hair tinctured with gray.
Honorable in al relation respected by
H be has won hia way with untiring
lnuusiry ana unquestionable courage. On
the 20lh day of October, 1850, be
was
the
1 . lanRn "Ugent, by
ivoman aiuoi.o iisnop ot Chicago.
A good scholar, a good speaker, a bril
liant writer, s promising lawyer, was he
when the banner of the Union was instil-
wnen mo onnner ot t
le(Ji Now he l8 , may he continue so
one ofthe brave defender! of the Union.
Constitution, let my example be followed
by all by every manwho lore, the fame
l-0":
great and honorable people." I
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE ELECTION IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY, OCT. 8, 1861.
ABBOinbly. Amo. Judges. Sheriff. Comm'r. Treaa'r. D. Atty. Aud'r. Cor.
DISTRICTS.
Bect'Rr'm,
Roll.
Bradford,
Brady,
Burnside,
Bloom,
Cleuiricld,
(.'urwcnsvillo,
Cheat,
Covington,
Decatur, : -
Ferguson,
Fox, i -
(iirard,
CiohIicii,
(iraliain,
(iuelicli,
Huston,
Jordan,
Ivnrtliaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Lumber city,
Jlorris,
N. Washington,
l'enti,
37
77
(52
121
214
41
26
73
37
57
43
61
8
42
31
01
6
50
62
36
61
190
20
U5
35
50
76
23
37
Pike, .
Union,
Woodward,
t
TOTAL,
Majoritiea,
flESjuRepullicans in Italics.
427
Washington Cadets,
Raftsmen Rangers,
Clearfield Rifles,
Loehiol Cavalry,
Camp Franklin,
C LEA R F I E'r D AO Rl'ctt F T V
RAF S0CIFTY.
COMMITTKE o7UUlA(i KM KSTR.
A. C. FlNXEV, ClIIIlMAN.
7i'or.'.. ! Cuttle.
James Loavy, I Sutn'l ( 'lido,
Joshua Johnsobn,
I Milo JIovl,
j G. H. Hile,
! And'w Addlcnian,
Wm. Brown,
I'll i Bloom,
D. M. Weaver,
Sheep if; Swim.
John Irwin, Sr.
Peter Hoover, i
Martin Nichols, jr.
Samuel Mitchell,
Robert Owens,
Butter, (.'hast and
Isaac Coss,
J-'ifld Crop and
I 'e'letabtc.
Klisha Kenton.
Archy Jl. Shaw,
Dan'I Stewart,
J. Shaw, of Dec,
John W. Rider.
Agricultural, Mis
cellaneous Article
and Yehkeh.
W.M. MeCollough,
?A. Mofiarvey,
Lewis W.Laporto,
Daniel Smell,
Henry D. Parks.
Fajcy Depart mer t ,
John (i. Hull,
W. W. Belts,
W. M.MeCollough,
J. Irwin, of Fills.
Jan. Ciallawn v,
Mrs. H.F.Nliugle,
Miss Anna Irwin,
Miss Km. tirahnin.
Miss Mar. Moore,
Mi."s Hen. Jrwiu,
Miss S. Mc'Leod,
Mihs S. Barren,
Miss M. (iallowav.
Flour.
R. S. Humphries,
l)an,i S. Mitchell,
Lewis Bloom,
Joseph Goon,
John II. Laniiner.
Merchandise and
Domestic Fabrics.
Mm. Radabaugh,
Ed. Stoughtoti,
Dan'I Faiibt,
W. D. Bigler,
J. II. Fullord,
Mrs. R. Caldwell
Miss JJ. Alexander,
Miss Km. Forrest,
Mis Mary Foley,
Miss Kate Brown,
Missll. Sjmcknian,
Miss i rank Moore
Miss S. Birclifield
COMMITTEE AT LARGE
Mrs. W. A. Wallace
Mis Ber. Wri-ht,
MrsT.J.MeCuirgh
Miss II . Carey.
Miss D. H. Moore,
Mrs. Hen 'In Shaw
Mrs Win. Bilcr,
Mrs. Thos. Snyder
Miss S. B. Row,
Mrs. D. (r.Nevling
Mrs. (r, lj. Jiend,
Mrs. B. C. Bowman
Mrs. John Ration,
V T) T.ivin.e-lnflr
ii '' ci t n
Mrs. Lliza Reed.
G. D.Lyfle,
Rcv.Focht,
G. B. Goodlander.
Mrs. S.J. Row,
r . U. .Miller,
Rev. John Coday,
W. W. Wright.
DK. M. tVOODS, havli j clonged bis l..c
tion from Curweniville n Clearfield, rea.
peetfully orTers hia professional services to the
oltiuns of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Seeond street, opposite ti it of
J. Crant, Esq. mT 1 Msa.
NEW GOODS
K R A T Z E R S
J
They have just received a srensral n-inrimeai .f
Spring and Bummer MlY (iOODS, ceniistlng of
BONNtTS,
iMimrtMu
SHAWLS,
PRINTS,
DUCAI.S,
BAREtiK,
I OP MX,
clo rn.s,
TWEEDS,
MUSLIN,
LINENS,
C ARTET,
BLINDS,
B ROOMS,
8YTHES,
SPIKES.
HATS,
:a T8,
W INC,
S A I, T,
O I 1. S ,
TAINT
LEAD.
DRUGS
ROOTS,
SHOES.
COATS.
TANTS
VESTS
NAILS.
NOTIONS,
FLOWEllS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASS,
FISH, BACON k FLOUR,
All of which will be told on the moat reasonable
terms, for CASH, or approved Conntry Produce,
C. KRATZFR A, SON.
Clear6e1d Jan 11,1861.
STRAY HlilFFER. Came to the premises
of the euhserlber ia Way last, a A1TJLEY
El&itete!
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2
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88
38
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70
109
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75
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110 39
56 215
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57
43
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90
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191
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95
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76
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90
28
70
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ItEPORTEU VOTE OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
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APIM'.Al. I-'HOM Till-: TKI i:M.4 1,
ASSF.-SSMENT. Nutip ii horabjp given
tht th r'ominimionrri of ClrnrdfiJ county will
iurt at th i following phcei f om 10 A. M. till 4
o'clock i f h AJ lor the purpose nf hrinj( Ap
e from tho Xncnninl A.crm(-nl, to wit;
I'.ir the town-hip of QoiIifd uttlmclio.il bott-e
in raid lownaliip, the uual place of hoMinj eloe
tiou, ou, Momlii.v the 1 1 ill day of November,
For lhe township of (lirard at C'ungteM Hill
ichnnl houie, on Turrilay lhe 12th of November.
Fir lhe tiiwniililp ol Covington at the linure of
Jacob Mini vr, on Wedoeiday the 1:1th day cf
Xiiveinbtr.
Fur lhe township nf Karthato at the home of
Jl. V. Hall A Co., ou TIiuj-k l.iy the 1 tth day of
November.
Fur Morriii town. hip- at the houne formerly oc
eupird by Tho. Kvlor, on .otur. tho Kith il.iy of
Si'Vi-inbcr.
Fur the tnwethip of Uraham at Ilia Home of
Jacob Hubbron .Mouday tlielSth Jay of Novem
ber. Fr the townthip of liradronl at I'le bon of
n ru. llouwr uu ruexluy the I V th day of Novem
ber. For the tciwrifhip of Horsi at lhe boune of
Kdward Albert ou Wcduetday lhe L'mli day of
November.
For the township of Decatur at Ccatre rvliool
houie ou lliurfdny 'he 21ft day of .November.
For the township of Woodward nt the home
of John Whiteide on Friday the 22nd day of
oeruier.
For the townthip of Clulich at Iho school
houto in Janeville ou Saturday the 2.'ld of 'v
veuibor. For Voccaria township at the house of'Sam
u 1 M. Smith oa Monday lhe 25lb day of No
vember. For the township of Knox nt the Turkey Hill
school house on Tuesday the ZJtb day of Novem
ber. For the township of Ferguson at t' e house of
Thomas I). Havis on Weducrday the 27th day of
November.
Jordan lot nsh!p--at the ptiMia school house in
Ansonville on Thursday the 28th November.
Chest township nt lhe ei-hool house near Si.
mon llorabungb'i, on Friday the 29th November.
New Washington at tiie public school house
for the boruiigh on Snturday the 3Ath Nuvembor.
Ilurniide town diip at the liou.v of John Young
on Monday iho 2d December.
liell towns' tp nt the house of Asrph Klli, on
Tuesday the 3d December.
Lumber City at the public school house for
the borough, on Wodnesday the 4th December.
1'enn townshi --at the house of W. W, Andor
inn, on Tlmrnlny the 5th Drcember.
Curwcusville florough at the house of Isaac
Illoom, Jr., on Friday the fUh December.
Tike township at the bouse of Iiauc Bloom,
jr., in me oorougn ol lurwrnavtlle, on Saturday
tt Tih December.
I Bloom townthip al the house of Jaiuea ltlooui
r., on Monday the 9th December.
liradv townthip et the publio house of O. W
Long (now Win. Seed) on Tuesday tts Ifltb De
com ber.
Irion township at Iho house of U. V. Moore,
on V edretday the 1 1 th December.
lox township at the house of John 1. Dundy,
uu mursnny cue win ueeeiuoer.s
Huston township at the house of Jesse Wll
con, on Friday the I 'tth L'ecember.
Clearliold borough at the Commissinnera' Of-
nee in Uovflcld, on Alonday the 16th December.
Lawrence towwhip at the Commissioners' Of.
6ce in Clearfield, on Tuesday the 17th December.
An appeal Irom the valuation of Unseated
Lands will be held at the Comuiisttouera OtSoe
on Thursday the 2nd day of January 162, at
which time ull persons Interested must attend as
no appeal ean betaken after that data. Dy or
der of the Board of Commissioners.
WM.S. lillADLEY, Clerk.
CommiMinnen OUSce. OoU 7.h, 'HI.
o l e n - : c ir o m fhUir,
Germantnwn, Pa.
AJcCALLUM A: Cw.
M.tMfAl TlRtrtd,
Importer!, and Wholesalo Dealers in
t ARPETI MRS, DKUOtiKTS
OIL CLOTHS, UATTIXOS, t.,
warehouse, o. 500 Chcatnut Street,
(Opposite Stat House,)
aprJ'81-ly PtiiLADBLf sua.
A DM1MISTK ATOM'S XITICKLetter.
XX ' Admimiu-ation having been thi day
gran tea to th undersigned on th estate of
rtlEK si U LB ON, lata of Covington town
hip, Clearfield eounty, deceased, all persons in
debted to laid estate nr reauested to make Im.
mediate payment, and those baring claims against
th am will present them duly authenticated or
otiiemenu . F. I. COUTEKET,
6ept 28, 1861 flu Adm'r
Recruits Wanted-
RECRUITS art wanted for th purpoe of II.
Ing np Capt. OGDKN'B Company, now ia
Camp CroMtnan, nndor ommand of CoU Wm. Q.
Maair. Young men desiring to tolist oanaot
find better offioora under whom to lerr.
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A DEL 1
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5 PI'IA! TremrmliiKi AxciVemrat anoae a
Mm.ri H .' KXriTIN'fl FOOT llArp I...'
the l'liiludolpliia Pollre and the notoriom For
ger ana counterfeiter, Ja siei Jiuihanan Croii!!;
Crosa Itecaptured ! !! ! It seems to be the fn.
al opinion in ClrnrMd. that If Cross ti worii
pair of Frank Short'a Freneh-ralf Hoots, tlttki
would not be ta n jet. However, Shortil
noi niucn put out at inisatng lis custom ;bu
wnuld annnunce to all UrtrkinrUhjt, Ihtflu,
Linrnln nnrl Itrll mm, nnil women and rliildrek
in Clearfield, and .Simipnitihonlng In pn'rticulu,
that he is prepared to furni-h them with Booth
8boc and (Jailers of nny style or pattern, stitrfe.
ed, sewed or pegged, (and at he is a short Al
low) on short notice.
All kinds of country produce taken ia ti.
change, and rash not n fused. Hfpnlrlng doit
in Iho nentest manner and charges Inmterstr, il
lhe Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, i?fnim
Heed, Weaver A Co's store, FKANK SHORT.
N. II, Findings for sale Kept. 20, t&0-
N
K W l)ltU(i STOI1E
The subscribers nave openeil a full sail Ma
puto nssorunent of Dlll'dS in lhe new brirk
building of Dr. Woods, on the corner of Lnt
and Cherry streets, in tho borough of Ch arfleld,
whore they will be hnppy to urcoramodatl sty
person who may desire articles In their line. Tkt
business will bo confined strictly to a
lhxnj and J'resrription Hiuinetf,
And no pains will bo spared to render salisfsrlioi.
Dr. M. Wooin, tho junior partner, may slum
be found and consulted in the " Drug Sturt,',
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultntinn is ntlaehed to tit
store, where patients may bo examined privately.
Krery article usually found in such in nub
lishment will bekeptuu hand, and soldalgrnll;
red-iced prices.
Tkiims nr.ijto atnicTl.T Cash, will enaMs Ilea
to offer inducements in the way of prices
l'hysirians will be supplied at a smsll f
ceuUtge over cost and carriage, ami their orders
are solicited. Kvery article sold will be pureul
of the best quality,
febfl-lf WOODS I1ARRRTT.
CYRENIUS HOWE.
Justice or the Deack.
For DxCArra Township,
wilt promptly attend to all business enlrust4 Is
his care. P. O. Address, Thilipsburg 1's.
Aug. 21st 1861
r fill I
ill
Jl l opened for the reception of pupils (mslsl
and females) on Monday Sept. 2t,-li6l.
Term per SeMklnn of lileven Weeks!
Orthigrnphy, heading. Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Urography, $! J
Higher Arithmetic, English Orammar,
tocography and History, '
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
and Hook Keeping. I
Latin and Greek Languages,
To students dosirous of acquiring a tboTosii
English Education, and who wish to ,sl4
themselves for Teacher, this Institution off
desirable advantage!. ,
No pupil received for Icsl than half
and no deduction t.ado except for protrsctft
sickness
Tuition to be pnld at the close of the tern.
C. 1). 6ANDF0HD, Vi!.
Clearfield, Aug. 7, 1861. Ir.
SR. J. W. POTTER.
Phyairlan and Surceon. has iKrm''
located at Lecentes Mills, tiirard lownihip,
fori his professional services to the surround"1!
coaimuaity. May S. '"'
PW. HAYS, Juatie of the Poaoe, trill
. promptly to eollestions and other
eft in hiscbarge. Address Kersey, Elk
Oct, 3d IS60. ly.
TIKsMtM !vtX'trtl01.;Oll,
Aftarnetv mi l.au'.
OIBc on Market et.eot, opposite Mossop'l Bis
uiearaeia, . will attend nroropuy .,
tion Rat of LarxJe, e. aor 7i-
KLL1S IRWIN ii SONS,
A T th mouth of Lick Ru, fjvilll
n. Clearfield, MERCHANTS,
and xMB"
Manufacturers of Lumber.
Y. . .... '
iaiy a, 15BO
BLACKSMITH WAHTED. A itT
man lilacksmith wiU find Heady apW'
ment, good wnge and prompt pay, by (
the hop of th ubsoribr in the ho""!1'
Clearfield. G. C. PABSJ1UR"
BepU 4. 1861. tf.
LDTUER8 0DBG,
. CLtARPIELD OOUSTTj M-
WILLIAM BE ED, Prntof
. - July 10, ts!l.-'
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