She
(trriKuK B. (idoiiiAstKn, Kditor.
"CLEA RFIELD, pX.
Thursday Morning, April 4, 1867.
II aki To 1'lkase. Tlio IWident is
trying his best to pIcaRe the loyal
ISunipcrs, but notwithstanding his pa
tience nnd diligence ho fails to satisfy
them. Some time ago lie sent in the
name of M. A. Frank, Esq., of this
place, for Assessor, but he was cast
overboard. Of his loyalty and self
sacrificing patriotism there could be
no doubt, as he had exhibited both
muchly during and sinco the war, but
ho was nevertheless rejected. After
his rejection it was given out that if
the name of or.c of tho "boys in blue,"
so much culogiied by loyalists, were
scut in he would be confirmed. The
friends of Captain John S. McKiernan
sent his name to the President, and he
at once transmitted it to the Lump
Senate, but he has also been rejected.
We presume that if the President were
to appoint some shoddyite or hospital
bummer of thoScofiold Patton persua
sion, favoring negro suffrage and dis
union, he would of course go through.
How it Works. Cameron's Legis
lature, in February, passed a law ma
king it a penal offenco upon all rail
roads and tbeir officials for refusing
negroes seat and berths iti the cars
with white people. Several conduc
tors in Philadelphia have already been
arrested for violating this law in the
following manner: On Wednesday
lust as a street ear was passing down
Fourth street crammed full with white
people, the conductor was accosted
by two negro wenches and ordered to
stop his csr to let them on ; but being
too full ho passed on. The colored
"sisters" at once repaired to au Alder
man's office, secured a warrant, had
him arrested, nnd ho had to enter
bail in the sum of fOO for his appear
ance at the next term of court. Hun
dreds of white ladies are daily treated
in this manner, yet no one is arrested.
Loyalty and Sambo are ahead.
The Rump Congress threatened, be
fore adjournment, that on rc-asscm-bling
they would strike tho word
"white" out of tho Constitution of
Constitutions in which it occurs, and
make a bran new one for Marvland
and other Statesin which disloyal
practices were followed up such as
voting the democratic ticket and re
fusing to support disunioniet for po
litical positions. These Constitutional
tinkers know as little about the mer
it and demerits of Constitutional
rights and privileges, as a hog does
about latin, and the sooner they con
real their devilish motives the better
for all concerned.
A Discovert. Governor Geary's
private secretary writes a long letter
to the rrrt, apologtiing for tho veto
of tbc railroad bill, and -setting forth
tho virtue, wisdom, and unbonnded
statesmanship of the aforesaid. He
also says that Pennsylvania is blessed
wilh an '-honest Governor, w hotc
guiding motto is "virtue, liberty, and
independence. Thins a terrible load
for one man to carry jn thete days of
moral degeneracy. It is no wonder
he did not discover the tnakf in the
Allegheny Valley Railroad bill until
after he had signed it, and somebody
callcd his attention to it.
Xeeps FxrLANATiov The public
having been informed through a loval
channel, that the State "government"
was controlled by'virtue, liberty and
independence," would like to know
what has bees mo of ihe consistency
of the aforesaid in signing a bill grant
ing unlimited jowers to the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, and at the same time
vcto the una granting I lie aame privi-
leges to the Penrsylvania Railroad
If the franchise was dangerous to the
State in the hands of the latter, why
not SO in those of the furtlicr ' Kikitoir
Lochicl '
Read It Wc call the attention of
onr readers to the remarks of Hon.
Wm. A. Wallace, on our first pa"c.
made against the passage of the bill
allowing negroes scats and berths iu
the Indies' and sleeping cars, equal
w ith while pooplo. Democrat, w hen
traveling, should sec that when Mr.
JCig enters a car that he gets a scat bv
the side of some "wealthy and iutelli-
gent loyalist, so that no clash ol love
or interest occurs.
mm
Forney says thit a large number ot
I'nion ('.) ncwsi aners sie soon to he
started in the South, fashioned after
his Clironit-le. Ws would suggest the
prefix ' dis'' to the Union, so as to sail
under tii proper eoUirs.
Po sot fail to read tbc debate tc.
twteii the iH'Sst and the woman bang
r ia tlie Runs p. If Butler killed no
body during the war, hs certainly will
hurt aoiae of his Romp brolhrea lfure
he ' n in art'ur J thf tirc'.t." .
rnwHTiri T mmrA. I
. .r . . a . at
Loyalty Will Yot be Mada "Odious."
MSl'XION AT A MfCOCNT.
ilnlirutli ftirtkrd.
The election In Conhc ctirut dime
off, on Monday, tlio lt instant, and
h its completely fooled tlio Radicals,
Tlio Democrats have eluded thulrttov
rnor, tliruo out of tlio four members
of Congress, nnd a majority of tho
Slate Senators. . Tlio nggregalo gain
for tlio democrats on tlio Congres
sional vole two years ago, is over
11,000. Tlio gontleman liarnum hue
defeated tlie humbug IUrnumfor C'on-
grcga . ti,ug leaving tlio loyal party of
that State without a proper represent
ative in the Hump.
Change of Tine. A loyal exchange
says: "Mr. Bank's resolution in the
House of Itcpresontatives, commit
ting Congress to an expression of
sympathy with 'the people of Ireland
and Candia, in all thuir just efforts to
maintain the independence of States,'
docs not seem to meet with apeciul
favor. The fact is the people of the
North hold somewhat different views
on the subject of insurrection and re
bellion to those which prevailed among
them previous to our own civil war.'1
Xo men were more aealous and eager
to stir up rebellion in other countries,
previous to the late war, than the
present leaders of the disunion party
Chase, Sumner, Wade, Garrison &
Co. Yet we infer from the above, that
one dose ol their own medicine has
sickened them. They are evidently
poor doctors. Xo wonder it takes
ihera so long to hcul the wounds they
have made.
Mich Trouble. Tho loyalists are
paying great attention to the "trage
dies iu Schuylkill county," because a
majority of the citizens of that county
vole the Democratic ticket. Hut sim
ilar "tragedies" committed in the loy
al cities of Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
elsewhere, never disturbs their equi
librium.- These crimes are all tracea
ble to the four years of loyal educa
tion given to several millions of our
Donulution. by the Leacucrs. The
jiarty that gave the scoundrel the
chance to enlist, take the bounty, and
desert right times, and rob and mur
der occasionally, should never up
braid others for multiplying the evils
that are spreading over tho land.
State Loas. The bids for the $23,
000,000 State loan were ojiened at
Harrisburg, on tho 1st, and amount
ed in the aggregate to the sum of f :S2,-
000,000. nine millions more than neces
sary. The bids w ere for one million
" n t ..till... I " " - "' "
lion at 6 per cent., at nesrly i per
cent, premium. 1 hrce Hanking firms,
Irexel k Co., Jay Cooke k Co. and
Clark k Co.,took over sixteen million
of the twenty-three taken. This lib
eral advance to tho Slate is another
evidence of tho eagerness of capital
ists to invest their funds where they
escape the enormous rates of present
taxation.
The infamy of tho Rump Congress
is daily advertised in their own arts
Although, by an act pased in
and still unrepealed, the House is to
lie composed of 241 members, yet on
tho day of adjournment the vote stood
yeas .13, nays 45. Thus showing the
fact that f3 Kumpers now ran what
was once honored and recognised as
the American Congress. What a farce
the Constitution becomes when the
'country is controlled by demagogue
and knaves T3 Butlers now make
the laws for thirty five million chrisf,
ian subjects. How aro yon, Poland !
Loyalty works wouders among fools
and nigger.
Tni Ixyal Ket. Morrow H. Low
ry, the Senator from Eric, in his
speech in the Senate on the Philadel
phia Sunday car bill, said :
If a harrel of wbikey and the Trw rnmmana
Meata were rwnninr to dar for the offi-e of reeow-
Mrwetion in Philadelphia, whiskey woald he eleeted
h? wioTe than two te one. I for one will wot help
aame p the Lord belwera ehafte with the devil OS lit Of JlllSsian policy In VIC tlf lm
in the lead helora the atrert car, la l'hiladelplua. j p,.ni)ing European COmjilicationS on
Our readers will recollect that the
aforesaid is a celebrated loyalist, and
tho city of Philadelphia boasts muchly
of her loyally, and that therefore
' Lowry must of conrsc tell tho truth
alout his relations, however much
j this kind of Radical theology may cf-
Irv-t w iu.nnln em,ln,l,l lit rF-art,l
feet a jx-ople
moral ideas."
controlled by "grand
Licensi Law. We this week pul
lish in full the amended license law.
The main features are that hereafter
l''e foiin'y Treasurer is prohibited
nm granting license to eating hcuscs,
. restaurants, etc., but that the applica
tion must le made in the samo man
ner and to the fame authority as for
granting license lo keep a hotel. And
in addition to this the sureties in the
bond of the applicant are aio required
to sign the petition, and the license
fee is fixed at twenty dollars. The
penalties for iolating the law, it will
observed, are heavy.
Wiihurn Water, a famoua hunter
and hermit of SwthweMern Virginia,!
lately ninrdered lor the pake of
t2iMJ lionnty for a-olvca' ecalpa which
he had jut rrwired.
lion. Georce B. Kiddle, V. S. Sena
tor from Delaware, died at Washing
ton, on Friday last.
'-Ml b round that way in min
ute," ai the Mvoud Irand iaid to the
ptiida'uin.
f IVorMmsfloHi
III view of the tact that the Hump
Sennto was packing its trunks fop a
fireside visit, the President Was on Snt
nrduy, compelled to issue the follow
ing, a copy of which Was delivered to
each Senator, because of the large
number of vacancies now existing in
civil utllces, which lire being adminis
tered by clerks without tho usual se
curity to the government :
Wiik.rf.as, Olijcctsof interest to the
United States require that tho Sminto
should bo convened at 12 o'clock on
Monday, tho first day of April next,
to receive and act upon biicIi commu
nications as may bo made to it on the
part of tho Executive; now, there
fore, 1, Andrew Johnson, President of
tho United States, have considered it
to be my duty to issno this, my proc
lamation, declaring that an extraordi
nary occusion reipires tho Hcnato of
the I nited Slates to convene tor tho
transaction of business at the Capitol,
in tho city of Washington, on Mon
day, the first day of April next, at 12
o'clock on that day ; of which nil who
shall at that time be entitled to act as
members of that body aro hereby re
quired to take notice.
(nveii under my hand nnd seal ol
tlie Lulled Stutes, at Utfbington, tho
30th day of March, iu the year ol our
Ixird 180", and of the independence
of the United States of America the
ninety-first year.
ANDREW Johnson.
liy the President:
W. II. Sewabo,
Secretary of State.
State Senate. The present State
Senate is comjiosed of twenty-ono Re
publicans and twelve Democrats, giv
ing tho Republicans a majority of
nine. With the close of the present
session, eleven Senators will retire by
expiration of their terms as follows :'
3. C. M. Honoven. D. . Wm. M. Randall. I).
S. Horace Hover, U. 14. John Walla. II.
. Olirer P. Jmh, D. II. Loan W. Hall. R.
7. lira. 11. rVhall, I). 11. Kirk ilainee, H.
S. J. 1 I'll J llevi., I). Jj. T.J. Bigham, K.
M. X. II. Lownr, K.
These gentlemen will no doubt all
be re-elected except Messrs. Hall and
Haines, who have held their seats
through fradulcnt votes. The people
of the twenty-first district will no
doubt elect Democrats in their stead,
this fall.
Tue Smellers. To show the work
ings of the Rump Impeachment com
mittee, we need but refer to the fact,
that on Saturday last they summoned
before them, the Cashier of tho First
National Bank of Washington, where
the President keeps his private bauk
account, and compelled him to divulge
the number and amount of his checks,
and in whose favor they were drawn
We have no doubt but that tho name
fellows have a hired sneak in the
kitchen and cellar of the White House,
but still they claim to bo honorable
men
"The Bots in Bli e." Tho Rump
Senate last week rejected Muj. (Jen.
F. P. Blair, of Missouri, as minister to
Austria; Mnj (!en. Slocnm, as Naval
officer at New York; Colonel Allen
McKean, as Postmaster at Towanda;
Lieut. A. C. Russell, as Postmaster at
Danville; General McMuhon, as Post
master at Brooklyn ; together with a
largo number of soldiers
in other
How are
States for similar positions.
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HoSESTT iLI.l 8TRATKD. IUldiculism
is fully exemplified by the lute election
In New Hampshire, whero 8.r,000dis-
union voters send three members to
the Kump Congress, while !!2,000
i Democrats have no voice in that body,
Tho districts being so gerrymandered
by the loyal Stale Legislature as to
! give a small Disunion majority in each
! district.
A Nrw Treaty. Tho President on
j Saturday communicated to the Senate.
in r.xecutive session, a treaty wilh
Itussia, by which that power sarred
crs to the Cnited States its sovereign
ty over all Itussian Americasnd adja
cent islands. It especially includes
the strip 4K) miles wido, which ex
tends down the coast, thus nenrly ex
cluding llritish America from the
Ocean. The treaty was laid on the
table, and will be taken np next week.
The ccsion excites intense interest.
Influential parties regard it as signifi-
the r.astern question. Kussia codes
her American territory for tho same
reasons that induced Napoleon to soli
lAiuisiana. In the event or war
Kussia would probably loose this ter
ritory, and by parting with it the Czar
seen res the friendship of our Govern
ment. The Fnglish representative is
deeply chagrined, and it i said Sir
Fredrick Bruce will telegraph to Earl
Icrby for instructions to jirotost
against its acceptance by our Govern
ment. This acquisition more than
doubles the United Slates coast on
the Pacific.
Mary IVnch was nrrealed in llatt
ford, Conn., on the 27th nit. on n
pieion of piioninir the family of Na
than Lazarus with whom flic lived,
and whom ahe accuxeaof chealing her
out of part of her ware. rotir chil
dren were poisoned, and only ore is
likely to survive. A little girl of
three years, of whom Mary Jjynth
was fond, waa not afleettyl.
Tut Pbfent to I'.cti.kr. An iron
apoon, some eighteen iiit-hesiii lengthf
pasetl through liichmoiul in charge of
the Nuthern r.xpreaa ( ornpnnv, di
ret led to '11. F. Hutler, care of "lion.
A. 3. I!irer, of New Jersey, Wash
ington. 1. C." On tho reverse aide
was, "First Aluliama returns under
the provisions of the Sherman hill."
The hill for tho repeal of the act
enlarging Forest county w-a nega
tived hy the Commit lee last week.
ndthtMlho matter ia settled so far 1
;a Irgirlation is concerned.
Rail l.onrf i:nfrfyWf.
The Pittsburg papers arc very much
elated overlho new railroad bilhwhich
has passed tho lower branch of the
Legislature, and likely to becomo n
liiw. It is ntloniptod to unite tho wa
ters ol tho Ohio and tho West Branch
oniio Susquehanna. Tho corporators
men of wealth nnd influence in
their Boveral sections aro John B.
Fjnlay, William Phillips, Alexander
Reynolds, Alexander Colwell, Jr., (i.
A. Barnard, (ieoigo A. Homily, Jchn
McKlrov, P. W. Jenks, James W. Gil
lespie, Charles H. Prescot, Henry Jen
nings, R. C. Winslow, Franklin Mech
ling and David Brady. The proposed
line is to run from Kiltaniiing, tho
county scat of Armstrong, thance up
the valley ofCowanshannocU to l'unx-
sutuwney, up the valley of Stump
creek to Ueynoldsvillo.thenco up San
dy Lick to intersect tho Philadelphia
and Erie Road, nassing through the
counties of Indiana, Jefferson, Clear
field nnd Cameron. '1 hero is an inex
haustible supply of coal and iron on
tho tinner end of this route. Bitumin
ous coal veins from twelve to fifteen
feet in thickness exist, and a supply
of the best pine lumber, almost inex
haustible. The right of way has al
ready been ceded and each luud own
or on the route agrees to subscribo
ouu dollar's worth. sUwlr fur every
acre of laud o tied by him. Capital
stock, 81,000,000, in shares of $50,
with power of sufficient incrouso to
complete and equip tlio road. Other
incorporated companies are authoriz
ed to subscribe to the stock iu the
same manner as private parties. Road
to bo commenced within three and
completed within ten years.
The AoitieuLTUiAL Colleoe. A
meeting of the trustees of the Agri
cultural Collego of Pennsylvania, was
held at the otiice ol tlie Mates society
at Harrisburg, in March. Present
Messrs. F. Watts, John W. Geary,
Francis Jordan. A. Boyd Hamilton,
H. N. McAllister. Jas. Allies, A. U.
Heister. Moses Thompson and John
Frarer. Dunne the session it was de
cided to publish a monthly journal of
agriculture to be edited iy me laeuiiy
of Iho college, tho grant by the State
of the U. 8. Land Scrip was accepted,
and after some debite during w hich
Mtiiot-lra m-oiA lliniln 111 t.OV. (jClirV.
Judira HcisUT. Colonel Jordan, Mr.
SlcA istcr. and uen. r rarer, a ruan
.: r.. . .. . i .
was decided npon far the purchase of
lands, one tract lor a larm west ol ine
mountain and one East of Harris
burg, to be cultivated as model and
experimental farms under the caro of
the Institution as provided for in the
recent act of tho Legislature; the
(arms so purchased or obtained to con
sist of about ouo hundred acres each.
Motions for a smaller minimum
area wero lost. It was agreed that
the affairs of tho collego aro now
placed upon a permanent foundation,
and with tho enlarged and capable
faculty promises as high a degree of
success us lias ever necn cianncu lor ii
by its warmest friends. The improve
ment of thcniHgniticent farm around
the college claimed the attention of the
board, and measures were adopted to
insure its luturo improvement ana
.-i.. " -
ers wish to seo the mountain country
of Pennsylvania iu all its grandeur, a
trip to the college, in lciitro county,
will afford an omxirt unity to do so,
and at iho same time ho will traverse
some of tho most beautiful valleys of
Pen nsy I vunia. IVjJry ftjiirit.
SiiocKlNti Mi'RiitB. Tho Wheeling
Intelligencer of Saturday gives the fol
lowing details of a horrible murder,
and swift and terrible retribution, re
ported' to have taken place at Saline
ville, ()., on tho Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad. An old man who re
sides at Salinavillo, on the C. k P. R.
If it r'jilnmlii uttia eniintc flliin tA.
eentlv received some 81.500 in money
-a lift that bocamo known in the
neighborhood. On Wednesday last
ho went in company with a son to
Now Lisbon, tho county town, some
til toon miles distant, to dcos:t this
money in bank, leaving a wife and
daughter at home. They arrived too
lato to get iu the bank., and wont to a
hotel to stay over night. Early in
the night the young man nwoko in
terror and told his father that his
mother had her throat cut. Tho son
prevailed on the father to return home
immediately. Approaching their
house, they were surprised tosoc a light
in tho windows, and approaching cau
tiously and looking in they were hor
ror stricken to see the mother lying
on the fl'ior weltering in blood. Seper
ating, one went to the front and the
other to tho rear door, w hen just as
they were about to entor, two persons
attempted to escape, ono from each
door, and were shot down almost sim
ultaneously, by the .father and son.
A third person still in tho house, up
stairs, leaped out of ono of tho npper
windows, and was also shot almost as
soon as ho touched tho ground. On
entering t!m l.i.uno and proceeding to
an other room, ine father and son
were Mill more horrified to find tho
daughter lying also stnrk and dead, j thereto) e, thequxtion rio whether
and covered with hlood. Whether ! ho can be conntUutioniil1y hold in cus
all three of the murderer wer killed ! todv.
outright or not our informant could
not any.
Iook Oct. It will be observed by
those who pay some attention to tho
subject, that Governor (ieary is becom
ing a little Johnsonian in his State
habit, especially in the veto lino. Ho
has vetoed a lnrgo number of bills this
eession, but the Legislature, in imita
tion of the Washington Hump, last
w eek passed the railroad bill over his
veto. But upon tho school boy prin
ciple, tlio put ties fought, compromised,
got np a new bill, passed it, and tho
(riovcrnor sfgned it, and nil's well here-
! after that ends well. "
Two men, named Ilrooks nnd Tally,
charged with the murder of an old la
dy nt Clear Springs, Jaikson county,
Indiana, some months ago, were taken
from tho county jail, on Saturday
night, by a mob and luingcJ.
The Fortieth Congress is called by
an exchange tho "Jhiteli Gap Con
gress." Xaidcnsfhould be oiild and meek,
, rjtiick to bear, and slow to apeak.
VoHgrt tiae .0nni.f. I The Limlcll Hotel, at St. Lonis, was
The publication of this fuel will be burned on thenight of the Man I. :tlst.
hailed will, delight in all parts of tho This was the largest Hotel. ti the V m
lamt. Men will read tho niinoiiiico-1 tod States, if not m tho world, its on
mailt ni they do tho bulletin which 1 -t in (hen p times, was nine
chronicles a peace, or tho termination 1
of H pestilence. It will operate upon j
business as the opening of spring docs
upon vegetation, causing life ami ani
mation torun throughall branches and
giving hope to those who had almost
yielded to despair, nnd (abandoned the
contest. All the material interests of
the nation will be strengthened by the
absence of tho mad nnd reckless agitn
U rs from thcNational Capitol. Whilst
Congress was in session, with Sumner
and Stevens and Ashley and Butler
and Boulwcll running tho machine,
nothing was sale. They had 'negro on
the bruin," and could seo nothing else.
To them tho peace of the nation, tho
unity of the States, iho adjustment of
tho tantt, tlio settlement ol ine cur
rency question, were minor and unim
portant duties when compared with
the elevation of tho negro tho lier
pctuity of Rule in the land. Rival as
pirants for the Presidency were also
operating for position in view of the
coming contest for that office. The
friends of Chaso were intriguing and
. j- l
scheming in ono direction ; those ot
Colfax were counter plotting, while
Butler had an eye upon tlio uito
House, and wa. ready to break Q lance
with tlie champions of any of tho can
didates in or out of the House. The
morale of the Fortieth Congress has
boen moritdisgracel'ul. Kach daywit
nessed nemo passage of a personal
character between tho leaders of tho
Radical party, and the closing scenes
were a fitting finale for the drama of
passion, prejudice, treason and intidol
ity to all tho best interests of the na
tion which had been enacted upon the
grand theatre of the nation by the
members of the Congress about sepa
rating. Age.
The Caise or War. By tho diso
bedience of a lad in 100, a garden gate
in libode Island was left open, a pig
crot in and dustroved a few tilants. a
quarrel between the owners of the pig
and garden rose out of it,whii h spiead
among their friends, defeated the Fed
eral candidato for tho Legislature,
and gave the State a Democratic Sen
ator, by whoso vote tho war of t-Vl
with Great lli-ilian was declared. Ex.
Through the connivance of Dill Sew
ard, the door of the Executive Cham
Iht was left ajar, while they were fix
ing up arrangements to lorce ine
South into war Minister Harvey had
his ear to the key-hole, ho reported
the secrets to Charleston, and brought
on the tire on Sumter and the civil
war. The cackling of a goose saved
Komo the rooting of a pig brought
on tho war of 1 si j tho interference
of a knave tho Abolition war. Ergo,
wise men aro governed by hogn, geese
and knaves. X 1. Banner.
IZtcENT Bank Faih res. The foh
lowing is a list of the recent failures
in National Banks, which we chroni-
clc among the other signs of the
times :
First : National Bank of Meredith;
N. Y., tailed. Cause speculations of
' 'Sectri' "National Bank of Hudson,
closed. Cause speculations of tho
Cashier.
Third : First National Bank of New
tonville, Mass., lost twice its capital.
Cause speculation of tho Cashier.
Fourth : Mechanics National Bank,
Baltimore, defalcation of 8:iu0,W0 by
book keeper and paving toller.
Fifth: Stato National Bank, Bos
ton, defalcation of fM.i0,(KK. Cause
speculations of Cashier.
Sixth: Fairman's National Bank of
Medina, N. Y., went under on Friday
last. Ibises, speculations nnd gene
ral shrinkage, about $100,000.
Tim5!Til CoNoRrss.-Tho history
I o( tlc 1"tc I ' )'', ? Wl"
j " J' w.''tn ,l ",-!' ''"
iu tho self interest of its members, w ill
have to bo recorded :
After making a contract for services
for three thousand dollars per annum,
it passed a bill to tuko out of the
Treasury, and did take aut five thou
sand, and then reduced tho tax upon
incomes of five thousand and upwards
from 10 to 5 per cent.
Making eitra aalary ..t2.lw
lliffereocr in tni upon income SSQ
Not profit to each meralier 2,2.0
A Congress which began its exist
ence with so much self-righteousness,
and so many selfprtHlaimed "moral
ideas," could harnly have ended else
where. The 40th Congress promises
lo follow in the footsteps of its illustri
ous predecessor.
Jefferson Davis. It is understood
that the question of releasing Jeffer
son Davis, on bail or on hisown rccog
nir.ance, has been referred to tho At
torney -Genera I by the President, for
the purposo of obtaining his opinion
and tho propriety of such action. It
is well settled that Mr. Davis w ill not
ho tried for an imlefinitr period. Tlie
I'roriulimt lins no power to compel tlio
proper judicial oflieert to try him, nd,
Conmstk.nct. While Congress re
fuses to pay Minister Harvey tho sal
ary justly duo him for services ren
dered, because he, in a privato letter,
in respectful language, disapproved
tho courso of Congress, it nut only
pnys a big salary lo Mr. Forney, the
: Secretary of tho Senate, w ho is daily
abusing the administration in the most
reckless terms, but also intend to re
ward lii ni with tho printing, now done
by tho Congressional Glnlc, w hich is
said to be worth annually, many thou
sands of dollars, "clear profit."
AnJOLitsrD. Tho miserable frag
ment of tlio liuuip Congress, that has
been hanging around Washington
sineo the 1th of Marrh Innl n,.L nut
. '
to adjourn on Saturday, lo meet again
on the 3d of July next, and remain at
Washington for the period of five day,
and if no quorum of members appear
by that time the presiding officers aro
to adjourn by proclamation until the
first Monday in December.
Tho .'resident has appointed flen.
Pousseau, of Kentucky, a Ilricadier
(ienoral in the regular the arniv, in
e, . .r I : .... 1 ' : j
iv-vwi v, vvii. n'i-t.inii3j iwm v-nrtt.
hundred thousand dollars.
-ilea'
dwtisruifuts.
"I .HilAI.NS In all kiii.ln t W.lrp Ouu.l,
1 Mial, Illiu.LHJ, CivitM, .. l
J. I'. KIIATZi:H S.
"ook- STOVKK wilh ImnnivH ai.li ln. ('
j burning !, "I J.J'- KHATZI.IO
("1 It KEN AI,l'l.K.-jul n-r.ivr.1 at
I J Y. KHATZER'8.
DRIED PEACIIKS liartHl ami unpaired, at
J. 1'. KHATZKH'ti.
IlMflt Mackerel, Whila Kih, Co.1 Ki.h. at
J. 1'. KHATZKUH.
1)OTATOKS forulcat J. P. K KATZRH'H,
.Market Fln-tt.
R E U BilHXc K M A NT"
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Clesrurld, Feun'a.
V4uWill ekrwutc jiibn in bii line irouiillr and
in a wurknianlike manner. a(rl,67
TnTKAY fame trrnnaMine on the i.mniiM
J j of the aubacritwr, in locatur townrhip. on or
atMtut the flrrt of March I ant, a rol and whit itot-
ItHI ituil, NUpiMiwu iu ue biioiii iiirrw j van w.
Th! ownw or owlirr, ire unhj noiifij to cmr
furward, prove roicrtr, pay eharifea. 1 Uike
hiu away, or lie will be fx.itl a the law direct.
..rl-.ll 'd K. i. 1.1.AHI1A11T.
"in Tiuuomroi'iiiMniiN tri.UA
X of Ctenrhelil eonnt), Pcunnylvanui :
Jliraro Woodward,
No. 1.1, Sent, term, ISM.
Fort-ifrn attachment.
Win. Ahbolt and Thai
Jtotiaker, w ttmirliee.
Now, March 21, 1 H67, the Plaintiff enter a rule
for -the I'rothonotarr to a'M-pl damage od the
Judgment in thin eaiie.
W ALLAlK, UlliLKll r I l.l.l'I . 11,
Attorney fur l'latuliff.
The claim in thia eaae if two hundred d'.ltarf.
V. 1'. E17.M KI1.EK,-arirl,l$fi7-Gt
i'rotuonourj.
IN TIIK (OtHI OF COMMON PLEAS
of Clearfield county, IVnnnylrania :
Klijah Hums, I No. , January tenu, Ifcfl".
vt 1 Hul'j.a'na aur divoree.
Larina Burni. j To Lavtna llurni, reFpondcat:
Yon are herehy aotifttMl that Elijah llurni baa
duty preaented hif petition in the Court of Common
Plrai of eaid poniity. praying that, for the eauae.
cet forth in aaid fietition, he way lie divorced front
the hondi of matrimony hy the aaid lilielant, enter
ed into with yon, the aaid I.awna Burni.
Now, voa are eommanded, that y.m he ana ap.
pear at the nelt Court of Common Pleaa for aaid
eountr, to he held at Clearfield on the third Moo-
day of Jnne, lsti.7, and ahow cauae, if any yoa
have, why r.lijah Bunif thould not lie divorced
from the hond of matrimony contraeted with Toa.
apr4.lsf.7 JACOH A. FA 1ST, Fheriff.
QI AKTI.HI.V KKHOHTof the FiHt .V
liooal Bank f Clearfield, fa, Apr. I, Iktl ,
antra.
Kotei and billi diacrunted t : f 79.051 40
Over drafu till! St
Furniture and Diturea, . I 1 1.2V4 S3
Current eipenaea, tit: fi 7a
Carb item and revenue flainpl : 401 24
Due from National llanka t t 15 421 4
true from other Uank and Baakera : 1,841 7J
U, fi. Bonds dcpoaited with Treaaurer
of V. 8., to aceura circulation l 100,00 01)
V . 8. aeeuritlee oa band, t , J.X t0
Circulation Note of other banka I 4.5V5 60
Legal tender Kotea and fpecia : t 16,11a ?2
Total Arsrte, t i : t t 214 (l SI
UillUTHI-
Capital atock paid In, $.00.00(1 00
Surplui fund, : t 1,008 no
llividcnla unpaid I l Sfl 00
Circulation Notea l t M.1S7
Individual drporits I 2S.TW1 00
Iu to National Ilanki : 47
Hoe other llanka d Bankarf, 1.1..? Jt
Intereat and Elchanga, I ?,.M 17
Frofil and luaa i V30 01
wvum anewmiiea t i - - a4,avl si
I hereby certify that Ihe ahoTe alatement la a
true eopy of lha ordinal rent lo lha Comptrollel
of the Currency, Ibia J.I dar of April, 1-s;.
joxa. iorxiox, ir-t,
AHTI'.HI.V HKPtlRT of lha Corrrr
I'""!. i.aa oi viearneiu, ob aionaay
ling, Aptil I, 180; i
mutning,
AR.KTl.
Loam and Diacanntj
Orer drafta
flM.fU S!
,7I h
.111 Id
21 2
1,11.1(1 If
32 64
, 15.1211 1.1
.;i j
Furniture and liaturra-
Current eipenaea aad taiee
Premiutna.
Caah item.. Including Kev. itatnpa...
tua fmm Kational llanka
Due from other llanka A Danker.....
I'. 8. Bond.
Notea of other Hank, aad Fractional
Currency
Legal Tender Note and Specie
Compound tntereat Uutee
Ti.tlOO fill
S.4H lit
.. II. ml m
4,7S do
..$23S Olt 1
Total Araeti...
LtaatLtTTaa.
Capital atock paid ia Ilvtl.ono (it
Surplul fund
I.0.1T M
Note, in rfrealatioa
Indteidoal depneita
Due llanka and Hankera
lnlereat aad Eichanga....
Diridanda unpaid
Profit and loaa
Tjtat Liabilitiei
US HO
i J1W IS
l.JO. 17
,!" it
st no
4,871 H
I hereby certify thai Iht above etatemeat it a
true aopy of tat original tent lo the Comptroller
of lha Currency, th:t id day ol April, lsS7.
D. W. at 00 It K, Ca.hler.
1AKMOMKST8 .VtlXTlll.Y MAUAZIXE.
X uimeroally m-knowlrtlgvd the Mudel Parlor
Maganne of America : devoted totlriginnl Slorira.
!,-... Mbrfrk. A n.l.i, I l .J. i ,
7. ,; V, , .
Iliiueibiild Mattira. lieina ol 1 boncht. 1'ereoiia
and Literary ,...ip. (including .iKv .al i.nrt.
.m V-hion. I l.lr,,..i..:.. I1...1.I. . i
naatic, Eiiiteetrian Kxerciwre, Mu.ic, Amueeini-nta.
etc.l all hy the beet authora, and profjacly and
arti.rically illustrated with eortly Kneraviiig, i lull
ric). uccful nnd reliable Pattern., Klnl.rtudctic,
Jewelry, and a rcnataut anceeaaion of artiatie nor.
eltiee. with othcrawful and entertaining literatnre.
No perron of refinement, eeonntninai houacwife,
or la-ly of ta.te ean afford lo do withonl the Model
Monthly. Hincle enpic, .10 cent. : hack Bunihcre,
aa apecimcn!1. Ill cent.: either mailed free, Vrarlv.
$.1, with a rnliiaMc premium ; two copii-a, $.i.Au ;
three oipiea. $7..'f : five copira, 1 1. and apletidid
premium, for clul at S3 each, wilh the ftrat pre
miume to earh auha-Her.
Addrraa, V) . J K.N MN'il.o HEMOKKST.
No. 47;i Bnoidway, N. V.
Iemi.reiit'a Monthly and Young AmeriVa. togeth
er, (4. with Ihe premium, fur each.
BEALS
LATE POWEL'S EMBROCATION.
For all dLraeet Incident to llnraea. Cattle, and
llumaa Flerh, requiring the aaa ol an
eiternal appliraiioa.
Tilt' new Cc.B-pnuni prepared by a practical
Cbemlrt, baring a full knowledge of all the
medical eirtuet at each ingtedieat that enter,
into it. eompoMtlon, i. warranted toeicetd any
thing of the kind eeer yet aftered to the Publie
a. an eilrrnal appliraiioa for tbt diteaeea for
which it ia recommended W( are ran.fird that
II will woik iti own toad into Ihe eonhdenc of
all who ate it, and thoee who try it one will
aeeer be without II, and therefore wt rely on
tiperienet aa the belt teat of ita atefnlneaa. It
ia pranonneed by Farriera. aad all wba bare tried
it. to be tbt bent application trer aeed. Tbia
FmhroratioB baa beea pat ap for aecr tight
yeara. and it ia only Ihroagh the ioereaeiag de
mand and argent requeet of my frienda and tha
j l umic mat l tend it forth a. the frrand remedial
- - - r.rve w w.irn mat
obit and aaeful aumal, tha hre, ia auhjerL
many rrmeaitt aaea neea olered to tha Pob-
man "'"rent lonaa. aomt af theat ara la
Jtrt"
on., olheit at beat of lilllt aat. and mane
wholly improper la antwer tbt parpotaa for watch
they ara recommended. j
A Judlriont and really a.eful rompoaltioa, fret
from Ihoet objertiona, bat therefore lona been
pini an wawiiiing to traai inem to lha , oa Carriers wr
ear. of d..ignin. and pre.e.ded Farriera. Tb," T. rtntt J 8l'd''
wi.het art at length fully gratiBcd. be a 1,1 AZ'l ? 'i. ""T ni raatoaabla tarmt.
Beale) being prevailed Dpoa la allow tbit ealaa- attr- II .?' . .
bit Kmbroeaooa ,.h eh baa proved to tmcaciol, " "Vlr 1
to tha vatioat d..ea.e.) to ha prepared ard 1 1 M afNlMHT.
brought out lo Iht public, Ifil'etK IIRk ITV iiii,v,;T.r.o
Thit E.broeaiioa wat ailentiv.ly .aad t I' VVPI j. 1 a ,TK K"
lh. O.Ttt.m,., during tb. . ' 7 l Cl nL jTtT art"J " """l
Aid i'r' ki'm ni r r auk ' -
Nciv Vdrrrtisnnruis.
p fc'nit iirrtiitijr or m but y n-J tlu.j
With tltr lol!cmf f-rr.,! f.rt . rtr, now tn f.oj.
f'fnii til alir'AD li"na, uf m .v 1'nbii: I c- k
tmr, rol ttin i I jmirof tr Mi ft It t,. -Hint ,
I I utile, iwK, I hmkinjr plan, 1 enii)Mid, k
chair. dilir nd cruel, at th Hmc Wktil tu
mr nii r Miitjrei to mv irir.
mr ;tl j J JObi'il IM.S I LI.THW AIT.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
T
MIK Normal H- liool will W mwnH in ( urm
vtMr, on the 'Jiti tUy of April, aud evitUbua
in wru ctevrn wtrkt. 1 Ikt mil be ao arrmof
inotit ma le to a'ctn;nvllt- a!l twbrri aid puii
ptto ran remain lonjrr lliaa n aeaatun, tu t
eiibi-r unler niT charge or Ibat of tb AiSkiUnt
IcAcbrr, or of both.
Tritm or 1 i:tio :
TVarhfTi, per nisoii, fri:i to tbc mora
Uat-b.T in aMen'ltitirr, the IrM the tutiiun.
1'iijtilf, jwr m-ffton, wbo Uo nut mrpnw trachin(,
or are not rotnortmt to t-a b, the (utuin winter,
)ffl. Tuition tu bo fiaid in advance and a)pb4t0'
(b payucnl 1. 1 an asmtttikt Ua'-hrr.
Iir'itri Tim e Jollan an ) flftr rent per wek.
(i. V. ISNYliKH. i o. Hup t.
N. It. All pufijU. who emu enter the Normal
oluaata. will be admitted. Mr.2 -3t.
OKI'HAN'S COURT SALE OK
VALUABLE REAL ESTATZ
T V virtue of an order fit the Orpltan' 1 'i;
J Clearfirhl eounly. 1'.., Ill' ,., , . !....
I..al Klati'. lute Ine property i.l' i'. li.l.IAM
SM1I.KV, deeaed, ailuale in Nrj i;. l. u -r..
in laid county, will lie fold at pulii.c r. , Mjj
hijrlient an I lieit bidder, in the ullage ol Lj'.x-r;
borir, on Hatunlay, tlie 2Ulb day of April, 1 ?ti, a
1 o'eloi'lc, I. M., ix :
All TU AT Tit ACT OF LAM)
(Vit date m afumiji.it, honndrtl an 'I diwrikedaj fol
low: iHnnniftf at a nrt on the Khalferrutul and
on hi Aitel brfcn ; thenee wctt ninety -tight
pen-nr. to a post ; IhruceaoutbriLty-ai'veuptircb-cf
to a ot; tbraov eat one bumlrcd aud fivt
perrhn. to a toit ; throve mirth thirty fterctiea to a
cbemnut, down t thenee wt-it twelve ercbea totba
iuihc rutvl; tlifiace aiung aud rumd tu tUtfttaoeuf
m gaming ;
Containing Fifty-one Acres
And fourtcvu mtcIri, with about arm c)ea.rd,
and baviuft therwn eircil a dwelling houi, for
inerly rwupir.) hy taid dm-urd.
TEKMH; Carb on oonfinDhtion of al-.
bAiiAH K. I MI LEV,
Wareh 2S IMI7-4t. Admipittrmtri.
Kalian and Vermont Marble
Finished in Ihe Highest
Style of Ihe Art.'
fTMIE tnbteriber bp leaea to announce to tha
X ritiaena of Clearfield eointy, that ha baa
opeaed a Marble Yard la the borough of Clear
field, oa tba South weat woraer of Market aad
reurtb atreeu, whar aa ia prepared to asaaa.
faciore all kinda af Marble Work, fueh aa
TOilB5TO.ES,
MONUMENTS, .
TOMBS,
Box and Side Tombs,
cEiiETEUY rosrs,
CRADLE TOMBS,
MANTLES, SHELVES,
AND BRACKETS,
lie fallen bimrelf that be ia able la eotap.t
with tha asanafactarari ontiida of tha roantT,
Either in Workmanship or Price,
And therefore aolicita lha patronage of tha eom.
aiuniiy. All.lfiuuica be Uttar prompllr aa.
awered.
March J, 1 tf. WM. B.0INIJ.
Sheriff's Sale.
T)Y rirtna of a writ of Teatatora Fieri Facial,
J leaned aol or tha Court of Common Pleaa
ol Cliotor counlv, and lo ma directed, there will
b aipoaed to pablie aale, at tha Court Houea,
in the borough of Clearfield, on Wedaeaday, tha
ertw any r apni. Icon, at I o'clock, p. ni., law
iollowiag dcacribed Real Katata. U witi
All Iiefeadant'a Intereal In and to a oertain'
tract of land aituata ia Karthaur townabip. Clear
neia county, i a., eontatmait one hutdrcd and1
four aerea, mora or leaa, about eight acrea of
: which ia cleared and ander ovltivalion. havinw
loeieoa vir-ieu gnat mm. aaw mill, blackaiutta
rhop. dwelling houre and barn, adjoining laoda
of Joha Eieelmen, Joba Uei and athera. (wired,
inaea m vaecuuon, aaa ia (e aula al the proper
ty of Jaaea Rough.
4f-Iiddenwill take aol ice thai U pereent.
af tha purrhaee money muat be paid whea lha
property ia knocked down, or it will he put oy
acm for aale. JACOB A. Fa t I ,
Faaatrr'a Orrtca, I bn-r.f
ClearSeld. Pa, March 2H, ISS7
SherifT'rSalfl '
BY VIRTl'K or a writ of f ieri Faci.a ieeaed
ant of tha Court of Common Plena of
Cleatne'd eounty, and to ma directed, there
will be eipoecd lo PI 1IL1C S ALU, at tba Court
Houee ia tha borou,b of ClearSeld, oa Wedaeaday
the 17th day of April, 1(17, at 1 o'al.ck, . at.,
tha rullawiag property, to wit :
Three reruia tracta of land aituale in Knox
town. hip, Clearfield coon It. Pa One lher i
beuuniiir at a hemlock, thenca 40 doere'
Is perch, to atone pile, thenee aonth . 0 it nn c
weat VI perrbra to birch, aouth 40 drjrrt". i
IS perch e. lo hemlock, north .So doifr.. ne
1 percbe. lo place of beginning, containing low
acrea and percbea. Tha aeoond pioea begin
nine at a birch, aouth 40 dejrreee w..t.l perco.ee
lo hemlock, aouth SI degree r weat JJ percbea to
pine, aouth I decree, weat 24 perchea to poit.
Berth 4 pare he. ia , rorth 0 d-(jreee eaal it
perchea u brgiaaing. ooataining J acrea. Tha
third piera beginning at hemlock, aortb 40 de
gree, weat IS percbe. to poat, aortb 7 degree,
aaat 43 percbea to aapaa, aouih 40 degrees waat
411 lerchee to bes-inoin. h.ni.l,... a
! 8eiied. taken in oi.cm... .. i. u - .. -
: , .. .. w .., a. law1
properiy oi ami mi.jer and Thomaa MrKea.
i
.r Z- ".IA notice that li per rent.
1 " V"""' WloaCT Bill
naid whan tho
property ia knocked down, wr it will be put ap
ag aia for aale. JACOB A. FATSr,
Caaatrr'a Ornra, 1 ehariff.
ClearSeld, Pa, March IS, 187. 1
I lIMIMsTRATOIt-H XOTKI.-Xotic
i" berehy given that I. tier, of Adiniiiiatration
on the relate of Unrhara Kllinger. deceaaed. late of
Brady lowiivhip, t l.arflild county. '.. hava Ihia
day been duly granted to the uioior.irnixl.to whom
all pereona in.l. I.i.hI to aaid cetate will plcae make
payment, aad thoee baring elaima or draiandl will
prrernt then for eettlemrnt without delay
tlKoittlK Ei.l.INtiV.n,
Marrh II. lT-f. Adjninialratwr
Ct'TIV Alt prreona are hereby cautioned)
arainat pnirhaaing or nrrotiating Vortwocer
Um ProaiioHiry NiMee.one calling fwi r ,ir hiiudred
dollara.and the other forthro,- hundml dollara,oolh
dateol on Ihe Jd day of March. A. P. ts(i. and
given to William Kharer hy the nndereigned. aa 1
never received any coo.idcratino for aaid nolea,
and am determined not to pav the aame ann-ea
Compelled by raw. AMlRKW KKI'IIAKT.
Dceatar. March II, lss;.pd
i lMIMTR ATRf4 SHITIt'lV ltl,r
"f Adtnini.lralion having lm grunted the.
aiidrraignrd on Ihe e.tere of Mailer W tlaonv
dee d. laic of lleecana town.hip. ClearSeld mania.,
all fieraotia indel.led t aaid e.tate will make im
mediate pmmcnt.anil til..-- having claim, again
Ihc name will -reeul Ihcm pr..pcrlv authenticated
for aettlemeal. JOSl.l'H W. H 1.L,
tnarl St pd Admini.trator.
4 llllsiTllTK!'i4TltJWItt.
y of Adminietratiioj having hern (-rallied the.
aiidoreirned oa Uie estate of Harting Hack, dee d,
Ute of Bradford town.hip. ClearSeld conntt. Pa,
all iTM.ne In.l.-I.lcl lo aaid dale will make ia .
mediate paymcnt.nnd thow havmg claim, araiuar
Ihe earn, will prr.cn t them pn.pxrlv anlhrolieat-tt
lor arltlemenl. - J'HIN ,. W llu,
mr;.f.(p. Adiuini.tiat'or.
NEW CARRIAGE & WAGON SHOP
IN CLEA RFIELI), r,
(Immediately ia rear of Machine Shop,)
I-'HK .abeeriher woald retpeetfally In fore- Iba
eitiaentol ClterStld. aad the public ia get
tndi of work