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WeregEet that we are unable @ pay . CONF
plimeut to The vast Information and shrinking,
maidsnly modesty Of The YazoO Democrat,
wfihout, atihe sans time, impeaching the can
dor ind fairness which should accompany
such virtues. Justice, however, ccmpsls us 70
a. Il. IA week Or two since we asked that
paper to- inform 10 Z al what time, il ever, the
Whigs had ! controlling power over the legis-
lasion Of this Stats9 We mean, when did It
ever have d Wing Governor and j majority in
both brsnehesofth The Legislature" One would
suppose thal question could not possibly be
Misunderstood Or perverted. But The ingenu-
ityOf the Democrat is worthy Of 4 special
plsadsr-his knowledge told him that to an
ever she question fairly he must say, : nevera
That would net dc-so he very ingeniously
saysshut Vel asked, when did the Wings have
aGovssnOrl ~ 'psen did they have a majority ii
ne IsgisiaiuFea thus making two question.
antcf our one, md then answering ;hsm viii
slssss u mnch compTacenCy as we asked tn
one question, aud rather mole dOgmaticaliy
NV We aFe not going to run Of in chase I
shss long tail that the Democrat has assache
~ IN IsPly sabout Like Lea, glori6cation, Sc
&s W. wani d direct answer 10 our q%uestio
andHif be cannot show that the Wings haV
had power then are the L~ocofocOs responsible
iof tha bad legislation ia this State, and q
wild visionary seliems5 set on foot.
We 40 ugrry the Democrat has corner
iiaslE-but i will probably learn hereafter !
n make thonest admissions' IN unguard
moments.
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4 THE SECOND RloT

~ Quiet continued until about 6 O'Clock this
morning, when the ominous eight taps ct the
State-house bell announced another rlot.-
This second outbreak commenced about b
O'Clock, whenlthe hose Of Morris Hose Com
pany, which was dong seivice on the scene
Of Action, was cat. This was a signal tor
the rioters 10 m an assault. Brick
bats and stones were hurled by them at the
6femen, and firearms we're used with eonsid-
cradle effect, several persons being wounded
The Mayor, Sheriff. and police weres soon on the
ground, snd succeeded in restoring OrdeFs-
Mayor Swift HIMSELF who arrived before the
military, arrested two men
APPROACH or THE MiEITARY.-The military,
which had been down to the scene Of the first
riot. had returned upon the restoration OF quiet,
and il was some time before they could be col
lectsd again for the suppression Of the renewed
disorders. About 8 o'clock, A. M, however,
they began to assemblies Independence Square,
Many delays occurred, and it was nearly {
4 O'Clock, when a body Of five or six companies
i with their ranks but Partially filed, marched
/ to the scene Of action. The whole were un
] der the command Of General Patterson an,
Col. Bohlen. Their approach 10 ST.. Mar.
Street soon became known TO the rioters, an
! by the time they had come upon the groun
they had disappeared into their r~especiiH
! haunts. The different companies were assigne
j positions at the various avenues leading 1
4 the scene Of riot, 50 ds to command'every al
preach completely. The military are prov
v ded with ball cartridges, and have full autho
n ity to FIRE, upon any renewal Of the lawle
"a and outrageous proceedings by the rioters
NJ ARTIST OF THE LEADEE.-The leader in III
ia-and, indeed, in the former %riOts-is said to
a black man, named George Hosey, formerly
~ head dog catcher in the city employs Abo
ed noon, to, day, he was arrestedi after making
n. most desperate r%esistances In the strugl
with the police officers, he was cOnsiderat
ne bruised and beaten, before he could bssecur
Various and conflicting reports are olrcu
ii. ting as to the number killedand wounded, go
~ saying that not less than twenty were q
~ and that quite that number are in the hosPi
taken there az various times during last nj
IL and the morning. Ri
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c~oIvnBus, Oct. Z, ls49.

GIN. JOHN A, QuIrMAN.
Dear Sir: | received at this place last nignt'
4 band-bill containing list fyourn appointments
d address the people, Having tenderedy you %
invitation 10 attend my appointments, TRUST you
have teciprocated The courtesy BY sending O. an
invitation 70 attend yonrsib but having received
no communication from You on the subject,
address you this note for the purpose OF ascer'
taiuing whether il will be agreeable 70 yoU
for me- 10 attend your appointments, and e
participate inthe discussions on far and equa
terms. If 80, it will afford me pleasure =
accompany you on your tour through tn
State,
L. LEA.
M8E s4 4ar - Ida.
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Ths yicksburg Wing failed 70 reach vs. on
Friday, ind We cannot give any account q the
discussion between Gray and MELVILLE there,
MI. Gray vas here on Friday, In good health
ana spirits. We have no fears for the result
III Coionels and Generals are against W.
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MF. WiIlcughby, we are Informed, has met
ana viii meet Messrs. Henry and Ford at their
various appointments. This notice should
have been given last week but failed through
nealsct cf the Publisher, who was alone spoken
u oushe subject.
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Hon. JoHN q. C~ALnour.--1n regard 70 the
rumor that Mr.. Calhoun intended 10 resign BIZ
seat in The Senate, The Columbia Telegraph
aays; We have ii IN Oaf power to stats, on
aooa suthoTtty, thai no such intention hai
been either expressed Of entertained by Mr.
Calhoun, snd that the rumoE i entirely with
ont foundation.
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We learn from the Star Of Temperance that
block IF stone for The Washington Mcnu-
mont hss been quarrisd near the residence q
GOy. Mathews III North MississiP pi and sent
2o McAabnrg 10 VI cut.
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az large brisk building in indianapolis, con
.aIaina Ihs Office Of the Indiana State Journal
beside variety Of other establishments, wal
Ysceash bestowed BY Gre. Loss 10000
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General Henry, d will BE- seen from hls
appointments, viii address ihe people a this
place NEXT Mcnday,
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MnssRa \ Z FoRD,

TplCHARD y. HOLIDAY AUTHORIZES us
IL announce him al d candidate for
County Surveyor, at the ensuing election ~
Nupembefs s i
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The STATE OF NIoARAGuA.-lh another place
rive the details Of a treaty lately entered
into between our own government and the
State Of Nicaragua, which has been effected
BY MIR. squier, The newly appointed us. Min
ister. The arrival Of MI. squier, as Minister
from the United States, seems to have been
regarded as an event Of remarkable impOr-
lance Ii ID hetalded il all the journals as .
new era for Nicaragua, and be entered the city
amid discharges Of cannon, martial music and
the most t%dnuItuons and enthusiastic rejOic-
ings. On being presented TO The President
Mr.. squier made d long address, rendering biz
thanks for Tie warmth Of his reception, ant
assuring him that these sentiments are full
reciprocated, and that il u The earnest desid
Of the Government Of the United States 10 cul
tivate in every way the most cordial relation
with the Republic Of NicaFagua. He assure
him. further, thati should DO his aim to con
firm the present harmony he.ween the tw
Republics-and 4 70 this end and 10 secure tn
permanent wellaie Of both, it is essential thu
they should puraae q systsm Of policy .exclv
: siyely Amercann The address was met b
a warm and cordial respOnse.-N. Q. BuUsil
Cotton is selling ii Yazoo City al 81 a On
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serhOse that dance must pay the addlerP
IN NJ CASE will We announce the name Of q
candidate until the Zee Is paid. Ccuaty offices
ts.Oo; Disttict and State $1,000.
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Fbe potato rot was spreading 70 . mos
farming extent in this afflicted country
ha4DIY NV AND RUSSIA.
PRoBA L WAR.

The English and French journals were ssrl-
ously discussing the possibility and even prop
obiI;tv Of . val between Turkey and Russia
consequent on the protection extended y ne
Musaalman Sultan to the Hungarian refugees
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asts1 = 1sEsEae aisd il Rankin county
Inst.
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L AEMHNAA ~
BAl1moRr, Oct. II,
The steamer Niagara has arrived at New
York. ,c, AMI
The commercial advices by this arrival an-
pouncs.pO change in trade or business lns
.ooornts from The manufacturing districts are
still unsatisfactory.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Thsre Is no change in the ptce. Of cotton, or
49, alteration h. the feeling which prevailed
II ina, market when The Caledonia LETT NO
quotations,
HAvRE MARKETS.
Hovre. on Tie 4ih inst, (octOber) cotton
received a considerable impetus from AmsIl-
ean adyicsr, and an advance took place o. one
franc q one franc and q half.
The London money market was 2 saaas
6rmer al he departure Of the Niagara al'no'
the report Of war Being probable between
Tarkey and Russia had caused some huctOa'
tonfn The prices u public securities COns0l'
elosed III 923 ior money when she steame'
sailed IN
nm potato rot was spreading 70 . mos
.l,rming extent in this afflicted country
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The SULTAN Of Turkey has peremPIorhy g
fused u surrender Kossuth and the other avn
n H. aAa al EA - Al
oariun patriots, his companions ~ exile tor
demand IF Russia. The special envoy o. KO'
NJ sent u claim them abruptly left Constant
: noble. ana tho Russian Minister 70 1he os''
man Porte has closed all 'diplOma'ic intefcOu''
. with that power. Turkey is backed Y \
" noble determination BY both France ana IN
PROBABLE WAR.
The English and French journals were ss'
ously discussing the possibility and even pro
ability Of d war between Turkey and kussl
" CONSEQUENT on the protection extended oys'
y M nssn1man SiuItan TO the Hungarian refugee
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M A4tH W.
PsOrosII 70 AAsss osu
.~,os.-Asthisis tho ~
s,Si viii reach ~ dl.',sl
yious 70 tho election 7. .,l.ntH
s suni,y pa'. y sali ! y III !
10 he proposed a'Gsa s.l.Ip
I1sv The last l's
proposition toths P'.
liolg called onito & . Z. !
NJ state,or evsps .,ahs
~ know uhas asIovB
wished amended. .Sd wy
.,a,iOns of expense .Ssosisb
,bat lie prOposid ..la
M following f'a'S I',asr
Is Il Is, secures Il ub
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NEWs
Tssgrapted to The Rieayuas'

ARRlvAL or THE NIAeARA'
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B1LrImoRE, Oct. H.
The steamer Niagara has arrived at No"
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The Bank Of France will not receive the
Bslgianfye franc pieces at their current value
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ENGLAND.

III. commercial adviCes by this arrival an
.ounos.po change in trade or business The
from the manufacturing districts are
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LIVERPOOL MA hGA
There is no changesin the Pnee Of cos'on, :,
,nv alteration in the feeling which prevailed
in that market when the Caledonia ls"' ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
Recommendations.

BELLEFoSTE, 9th month 3d. lS49.
Thompson d Reed: Esteemed Friends
have had the Pennock Drill in use for two
seasons, and from the vast difference in the
wheat crop over the broad cast, it is my decid-
ed opinion that every farmer should have one
of them, as he will be gamer Of at least one
third on each acre of his crop.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

lived the generation with which mutual
labors and perils bega, mutual confidence
and influence. This enterprise is for the
young; for those who can follow il up, and
bear it through 10 its consammaiion. II
shall have all my prayers, and tfese are the
only weapons OF an old man. But, in the
meantime are yeu right in abandoning this
property and your country with it7 /
think not. My opinion has ever been that,
until more can be done for them, we should
endeavor with those whom fortune has
thrown on our hands 10 feed and clothe
them well, project them from Ill usage, re-
quire such reasonable labor only as is per-
formed Voluntarily by freemen, and be led
by no repugnances to abdIcate them and
our duties to them. The law does not
permit US to turn them loose, # that were
for their good, and to commute them for
other property is to commit them to those
whose usage TO them we cannot control.
| hope, then, my dear sir, you will re.
concle yourself to your country and its
unfortunate condition that you will not
lessen It's stock of disposition by withdraw.
ing your portion from the mass. That on
the contrary, you will come forward in the
public councils, become the missionary of
this doctrine truly christian, insinuate and
inculcate it softly but steadily through the
medium Of writing and conversation as.
sociale others in your labors, and when
the phalanx is formed, bring on and press
the proposition perseveringly until It's ac-
complishment. 1t is an encouraging OBJ.
seryation that no good measure was ever
proposed which, if daily pursued, failed to
prevail iE the end.
We have proof of this in the history OF
the endeavols in the British Parliament TO
suppress that very trade which brought
Ibis evil upon US. And you will be sup.
ported by the religious precept-'Be not
weary in well doing That your success
may be as speedy and complete as it will
be honorable and immortal consolation TO
yourself, | shall as fervently and sincerely
pray as ] assure you Of my great friendship
and respect.
THO. JEFFERSON.
T.. Coles, Esq.
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STATE CONVENTION.

L the last meeting of the Who STATE
IN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, held at Harris
burg, in pursuance of the public call, it was on
motion,
Resotued, That the friends of the National
and State administrations, in Pennsylvania, be
requested to meet in the several cities and
counties of the State, and select delegates
equal IN number to their representation IN the
State Legislature, who shall meet in Conyen-
ton at the Court House in Harrisburg, at ii
o'clock, q. M, on THURSDAY, THE 10TH
DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, for the purpose of Sc
lecting candidate for CANAL COMHIS-
SIONER, and to do such other business as
the interest of the country may require.
BY order OF the Committee.
GEORGE ERE'FY, Ch'rman pro ten.
DAVID w. PATTERSON Secretary.
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PYFER g. CO.,

No. l Light street, Baltimore, Nd,
masnanimty and sefsaeriEcing interest coequal with
the glorious they have esPoused not one
"jot tittie their labors until Poverty that gaunt
Tyrant over the desires OF the Human Family, shall be
ferretted out, roet aRd hranch from the abodes of
ali who entertaining proper of their just claims
upon Dame Fortune" desire possess riches the on
ly mPregnaie bulwark against the encroachments of
Read the testimony Pyfer & Co. versus Poverty A
single order may fortune, Cheering results at
Pyfer & Co.'S
LOOK HERE Correspondents, Ferry prize sold and
pad By Pgfer E Co. lady drew the highest prize
sz50o0 whole ticket, sold tn a young lady in Raleigh
n ca good marriage portion for her) SlsOO0 half
ticket sent to North Carolina SI5eo0 half ticket sent
TO Virginia. $1,000, half ticket 10 North Carolina
$1,000, half ticket to Virginia Ssoeo0 quarter
ticket sent 10 Pennsylvania. S2i 0O0 quarter ticket
sent TO South Carolina. S20O0 quarter ticket sent 10
Ohio. $3.50, quarter ticket, sent TO Ohio $500
quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina flasavs see
Managers Official Draoingsl
eEvery prize sold by kept file after being paid
for the inspection Of the public.
Bank Drafts payahleat sight in Gold remited PROMPT
TO any part of the United States for prizes sold by Pv
fer & Co
-4u Communications strictly confidential.
e,-ORDERs directed BOX 52i-Bamore Post OF
hce,' viii hand safely without any other ad-
dress.
f+Let every who reads this advertisement test The
virtue of at least One Trial One failure can do very
little harm.
GRAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST, 1880.
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II Mills, and wishes TO buy large quantity OF
All Kinds OF Grain,
for which he will pay the CASH, IN PAR
FUNDS, as high as the market will afford, accor-
ding to It's quality. Any person having good
Wheat will do well to cali and show a sample
of it, as he thinks he can afford to give more
than any other person IN the place, the mill
being situated on the creek, where -four can
be loaded out of the mill into boats, and all ex-
pense OF hauling, storing, and shipping saved !;
besides, the -four is in better order, as the bar
rels are not injured by hauling and handling
If wheat brings better price than it will af-
ford to grind, he has the same chance of ship
ping it as any other, as the mill is the most
convenient storehouse in the place, and saves
a great deal of time and labor in hosting by
water power. Or, HE WILL RECEIVE ON sroR-
AGE, and forward to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
and give the following receipt:
ReceiUed, Letoisto,on Mills, of A. b., -
Wheat, TO be kept in store til the FIRST Of Au-
gust, unless disposed Of sooner"
When the receipt is gwen the quality Of the
wheat will be mentioned in 1t, so as TO prevent
any trouble when the owner comes to sell.
Any person storing, having four hundred bush
els and upwards, and desires IT, il will be kept
in garner by itself. Any person taking a re-
SCiptr aHd uoL StIiiIlS beIoIts UT giblHS HOl4Ce
to keep it, till after the first of August, it will
be carried out TO their credit at the market
price on that day. IT shipped, or sold to any
person that does not get it ground in the mill
Two cents per bushel storage will be charged
If they give notice, and keep it over after the
first of August, the storage will be oNE-HALF
cent per month, afterwards. The grain will
be clear from high water.
The subscriber will keep
Plaster, Fish, salt and Groceries
Of all kinds, which will be sold low for cash to
Farmers, by the quantity.
(ITFLOUR, MIDDLINGS, and all kinds
of Grain and Feed, will be constantly kept on
hand, and sold low for cash.
A. w. w. STERRETT
y. B. JOHN STERRETT is authorized 10
transact any business in the above premises as
my Agent.
Lewistown, April ID, lS49-ly.
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THE FARMERS
E N c. G. L @ p EDI A

EnITED BY GoUyERNEUR EMERSON.
TN volume royal octave, ll65 pages, beautifully
bound, containing II fine plates, besides numerous
Wood Cuts, Sold about fourth tie cost of the
English work, without any plates.
The Farmers Encyclopedia real treasury Of prac-
teal information wherein the experience ages and
countries is carefully the present day,
admirably arranged for convenient reference DIR Oar
fingion.
1--WE are fully convinced that such amount of vaIu-
able knowledge for farmers be found in no other
work IN so cheap and convenient form. In fact,
Farmer who pretends TO be well informed in his profess
sion, should be without this work Ntto GeaneSee Far
An excellent work, fit TO be distributed in premiums by
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Also, by E. w. CARR, Third street, opposite
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Baltimore, Maryland.
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Il. G.. Marvin a. j. G.. Kitchener
ATT0RN AT LAW,

Office No. rs Dock Street, Philadelphia,
opposite the Exchange.
WILL attend punctually TO all busi-
w ness entrusted to their care. E.
c. NJ, late an officer in the army in Mexico,
and familiar with the business of the Depart
ments at Washington, will give his attention
TO the prosecution of claims against the Gov
ernment, in obtaining Land Warrants, extra
and back Pay, and Pensions for Widows or
Orphans under the Acts of Congress claims
for services during the war Of 1912 and Revo-
lutionarY claims.
ELetters addressed to US at 20 Dock st.
will be promptly answered.
Philadelphia July Ia, l9i9-3m.
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EDITORIAL STATE CONVENTION.

The undersigned publishers Of Newspapers in the 18th
Congressional District, concurrng with their editorial
brehfen generally in the necessity Of having Edo-
rial Convention in Pennsylvania for the purpose of
correcting abuses practiced the positive
the Fraternity, that they in State Convention
Harrisburg, THURSDAY, the Sth day Of .Yore1aber
1919, and earnestly urge general attendance.
The Postage Reform be effected during the next
Session of Congress Law whose practical effect is
make the rich richer and the poor poorer be too
soon erased from National Statute Book and we
deem the time recommended for State COnve ntnn an
auspcious for urging edectuay upon our National
Congress the necessity and expediency of speedy and
permanent change This and ether Reforms immediate
y affecting the interests Of the Country Press demand
the prompt and attention of the fraternity and
call upon brethren throughout the State 10 ac,
with harmoniously and energecay, feeling comden.
that by doing the Country Press placed upon
proper platform.
J. X SHOEMAKER, Bellefonie Wing,
II. J. WALTERS, Lewistown Democrat,
GEo. FRYsISGER, Lewisown Gazette,
w. p. COOPER, Juniata Register,
A. X. MCCLURE, Juniata Sentinel,
JAMES CLARK, Huntingdon Journal,
WM. LEWIS, Huntingdon Globe,
J. Penn JONES, HoIdaysburg Register,
o. A. TRArGH, HoIlidaysburg Standard,
cra Ma y -''.o m',soh' Blair COUNTY whig,
w. II. BLAIR, Bellefonte Democrat,
WN. ]. Parsons, Centre Beoblchter,
LUDwIG SHURTz, Centre Beriehter.
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Mr.. Jefferson on the Slave Question.

The annexed letter from Thomas JEFF.
ersonto the Hon. Edward Coles, has been
brought to light by the agitation in Ken
lucky, in reference TO the Convention about
to be held in that State on the Prospective
Emancipation question -
PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 1Sae.
Nix DEAR SIR Under the impression
that its publication at this time will pro.
mote your views, be gratifying to the peo
pie of Kentucky, and be Of general utility,
am induced to take the liberty to enclose
you copy Of letter from Mr.. Jefferson
TO me on The subject of slavery.
! avail myself of the occasion to tender
my respectful compliments 10 Mr.. Clay,
and to renew to you assurances of my high
respect and sincere regard.
EDWARD COLES.
To Hon. Henry Clay, Lexington, Ky.