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..scouadreiism and Treason. ,,

Under this caption the Savannah Republican, whlg journal, thus pounces on the iiustrious Greeley:
 Scoan rels1 Gni Treason The New York Tri- bHnc, in making out a qs1si defence Of the Bystcn people. publishes the proclamation of the British General Gage, at the coInnencemen; of the Amer iean Revolution. by way of opposition to that of the Amerlcan President. It is introduced in the following language:
 ''Bu Boston s used to denuncla;ion She en- dured mere of it, and far hottes seventy eighty years ago. and t did not seem 10 set her back great deal We take the following spec men from the Pennsylvania Journal, (by Wiliiam and Thomas Bradford, Phliadeiph;a,l of June 2sih, i775. II will be found interesting, opposite and Instructive
 'By hiS ExceileTcy, The lion. Thomas Gage, Esl.. Governor and Commander in Chief in and over his Malesty's Province of Massachusetts Bay, and Vice Admral Of the sans.
 4 Precta'aztion. hefeas. the infatuated multitude &c., &e.
 iliere follows the celebrated proclamation. ofTef- ing pardon to all who will return to thcir alceiaRce to tse British Government, except Joha Hancock and Samael Adans.
 Now. VIZ ask, of the Spis.i of justice winch char aeterizeS this age, If the author of such pgbhca- tons does no,, under existing circumstances, de- serve tn be huug up at tha nearest la1p post
 And Yei tas nan Greeley has hosts of friends, who sick t0 hiIn. aud swear by him. k ii tsos surprising that ln this era-p:etend;ng 10 be so hgh'eRed--a man can escape tae unsyersal appel -ia-loG oi irrto- worse thaa ATno.s of scogasgrel ias1c ceepy dyed in guilt tAan any one III f3r5klr well, merely because he affects simplicity Of man Eer2, negleess hS dress, holds ready pea, makes znoa'b speech, drinks nothing ba. wa.er, and ea:s Graham bEeail
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New orlean. Market.
TkuE DNLrA. March 5.

IkJE 1ni-TA, Mafcff ', 1891.
 Corrox-The week has been one of inactivity caused by the untavorabie accounts received by the Europa, the steaHse; of the 18th alt, and the sales up to this morning do not exceed IS, 750 bales, taken chiefly for Europe, Northern buyers operating very sparingiy. The prices for mixed llsts have been irregular while even running fists were offered sparinSlY. and commanded rath- er higher prices, though yesterday there was heavy feeling n the market To-day, the delay i'll receiving later accounts from Europe, has caused buyers to pause and the sales are confined to l250 bales, making total for the week of 20, 600 bales. The market closes heavily at the an nezed quotations: Inferior eAs 74 Good middling i046sll Ordinary. - s49 9i Middling fair,- -li49iIA Nddllng, 9{t040l Fan, 42 tSi2A SUGAR.
 Enferior, - 3ta93 Prime, ---- 54a5l Common, aiA Choice, 5ia5 Fair, 4ia5i Clarified, s.--- 5 a74 CORN.--The demand has been steady, and %, GOO sacks have been sold al at57a60c; some small tots of white having brought 62c. To-day $500 sacks were sold al 5Sc.
 oATS--The receipts having exceeded the de sDand the sales have been limited, al t6a50c. iOr Ono and Kentucky, and S2a53c. for St. Louis
 TALON .--S5 bhls good Western were sold q. 6te.
 TAGGING AND R0PE.-The demand IS lim- Re3, the largest sales of the week having been s00 pieces and 200 coils, at 2l and 6ac., on time, adding interest, and 250 coils al Sic. cash.
 GUNNY BAGS.-Ssles confined to small par ceiS, at9c. for new m bales.
 G0FFEE.--Ihe sales of the week amount 10 s5l7 ksss Ro. of which lG0J bags were sold io- dry al lu5a10lc. Stock on hand 3Soi bags In the rivcr eargo Of 1000 bags.
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 RlY virtue of an order of the Probate Court uf O Randolph county, Arkansas made al the Jan
 uary term. A. D. 1S5l and on the fourth day of the term the undersigned administrators of the Estate of Thomas O. Mar, deceased-will sell at the Court House door in the town of Pocahon;as, on Monday
 the l2th and Tuesday the 18th days of May next, on credit of twelve months with note and securi ty, title made on full payment of the purchase money-the following described Real Estate sltua
 ted in the town of Pocahontas and vicinity: EA NV I of Sec 24, T l9 N k E, 80 acres,
 NE l See B. T 19 N R E, l60 acres,
 E4 and NW4 of the NV l fTl 2, Tl9NR1 E, i2o acres,
 VI and NE4 of NE4 Sec 2s. isNR1E. 120 acres,
 Ea of the Nw4 Sec B, T 20 NRIE. 80 acres, It pt Of SE4 of SE4 Sec P, T 20 RE, 62-3 acres,
 NW4 of the SEE | Sec B, T 20, NRsE, 10 acres,
 NE4 of the SW Sec B, T 2o, N R 3 E, 40 acres, SW4 Sec 26, T IS, NRI ". le0 acres, SW See 24, T Is, NR W, I6O acres,
 NW4 of the wv Sec q, T20, NR3E, 10 acres. NV pt of the NV fri of fri 3i, T19NR1E, l6- 100 acres,
 NEt of the NV Sec g, TI9NRIE, 40 acres.
 Blocks Of lots in the town of Poe ahontas Nos 49,
 |, 13, 2, fl, 35, 20 g, 36 and IS. Lots No. and in Block No. East Broadway St. Lot No. 5 in Block No 3l East. Lots Nos. 45, 6, 3 and in block No. 90 and lot No. in block No. 4S. And 2 tings and two boilers of steam mill the mill hay ing been burnt down over them No doubt but what bargain be had n the machinery. A portion of the above Real Estate IS now well inn
 proved, block of lots No 2, has erected upon il a
 good store house with ware houses attach he'd there to and good stand for business-one of the farms
 adjoining the town has on Il, good dwelling with
 out houses and some forty acres of open land, and
 three of the other farms are very well improved and lie within short distance from this place. this
 with other property was selected by the late ThoS. 0. Mar, Esq, with care and with the future pros pectS of this place
 PocahoniaS IS situated on Black River, at the head of steam boat navigation, and where boats
 can run nine months in the year, and IS destined to he fiounshing place o''3 a dstaEt cay. Al
 ready there are five counties dependant upon it for supplies, &c.
 A more favorable time may never offer in getting
 property in this place and vicinity. Any further information relative 10 the property
 or otherwise will be furnished promptly by address ing us at this place.
 JOHN H. IMBODEN. JOHN P. BLACK, Administrators et the estate of TArzaas o. Marr, decedsed. ! Peeahonias, Ark, March IS, A. D. 1851, 3S-Tw
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st. a'atrick's Male Collegiate
 Ensiitmte,
IIrrLR RncK. ARKANeAe.

TTNHlS establishment Is now opcnedon Louisiana s.Eee. for the admission cf day papsls-snd il is expected after some time to afford accumulation foE bOAFderS.
 The Course Of Eduentisa will Embrace, Ist. The Prfmarys 3d The Mercantile, and 3Ei The Classical and Philosophical Departments. TERM ---Pe1 quarter of twelve seekS, payable in advance for the Primary Appointments which in elnde Spelling Reading and Whiting SS 60" For .sse Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic, Belles Letters. Elacuaon, Biography, History and MensuEaion g. O.
 For the Classic al aud Philosophical department, which includes together with what is mentioned in the Mercantile course the Latln, Cheek, French and Italiaa languages: t1e science Of Al zebra. Geometry. Erigonometry; ~lth Natural and Experimental Philosophy Si2 Oo
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REv. PATRICK REfLLN
 REv. PATRICK BEHAN.
 REv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March IS, ls52. 2S-iiw.
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STATE OF ARgkNaAa

,3 CoUsrv es nAHIAs.
 h Dallas Circuit Court, MsveA Tavu, A. D. 1aaa.
 Marek 4tk, 1881.
 Albert Pike. Phin6E ls
 pe. |
 John s. Skinner. Henry Ogden n Anamssit
 s.sa.s.. saa ~,il'a'H c Gasaet'. D. v "'-'''<a1 A ND NOW, on this day eauzsss tha nnid nla;n. A tia. by attorney, and the defendants kavins wholly failed to appear herein plead e osAcswiss answer the plaintiffs demand And it appsarias that ths is an action of awumpsit fbundea om q. open account for the sum Of Ses7, as sworn to, and wherein the damages. afs iMd atNaona. That . wnt of attaehment has iasaed hesstn. whiek has been duly levied upon the psupcztY q sa;A defsn- dants, m the county of DaIlaa; whexnfugs a is considered and ordered by the count keee that aaA defendants be notified of the pendeney assd nstnss of ths writ, and of the issuance C sesA .-y.s k- publication of this order, for two successive weeks m the Arkansas Banner, newspaper pubIished at Litte Rock, in this State, the lass insertion to bs at least four weeks before the hEst day of the nsxt term Of this eouH; and unless said defendants shall appear oy themselves of attorney before this canr on or before the third day of the next term there of, which term is to be holden on the fKnt Monaas being the frst day of September, AD 1881. thei Judgment will he entered against then, ani tAsiR estate sold 10 satisfy the same. to which trgm thi. cause is continued. asg --.
 A true copy from the record.
 ., P.wArTs. cswA
 hafch II. 2J-1w
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From Boston.
J. R. RErMoND, Seeretvy.

BosroS, March [. The Daily Advertiser Published this morning, contains communication from Geo. C. Curtis, explanatory of and sustaining his position, aud saying that the recent negro not was an act oi leyying war against the United States and there fore the particpators were guilty of high treason, The Common Council last night appointed q committee Of thirteen 10 write to President Fill more and invite him ,5 visit Boston.
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wAsa-Scrsx sx, March T.

WAsrNcroS, March !. sEsArE.--Ihe Journal of yesterday bging fead, Mir Hunter offered fesotulion erecting s,,.. ,,,,- hers of the Cabinet 10 report at next seSss.n. to propose plan ts classify clerks m Inc depart Eaenis and faS far and impartial examination oi candidates fCg clerkships and f,x devslng means fe; thssss prsmSiisn. winch lsas a4ssnsea
 as. IeAeraDn Dsyts ufe-ed resolution euaai- ins whether the Presidents SignaigEe Lad beenob- iaiae4 n due form ef iaw b the ball for tue Ientf ff the AmeTican Colonizati n Soesety, was lad over.
 The executive sesxioa-adJeaFaeA
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JJ7 4 COW belonging 10 Mir. Plumer, of New bury, N. H., had calf, the head Of which stink ingly resembled that of child. It lived but a short time.
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THE sTATR op ARKANsAa ,

' AA4 0A A 4 0N AA4MA&4AfAN PaA@1 Cas~ss.
 sles=-. zI ~ D.s..k.r rssa A.D. issa IIss 41 Y &maasy Asw. fess. ~ Lsiayste snssA. cs~'pi.-~s EsscN~~.wv. Va. s.,a :, u. Dsi.-A~s na m.
 waEsn Fissa. cs@shAA.a. ls
 LatAysue Smith. wm. wsJsAn- -. s,s..s =,
 sc.. Thomas P. JoAssss. SO s'sa esss e... s Tasls' s' d.. Ds, sas8 stM M v1NHis DAY eaHss ,aa wlGsiA riAd yy sslss.
 A tot and Alss Ais aikdatit as . o. esg ssss aeacs ef Vim. ". aud Thpmaa. P, ltAnseA nz@ Stephen & Tucker deseRAAnaas ta hia uaiA Usom IhI, and pfsys pubsIeatna ef AsGiea e sAsmyin the manner pgescribed by the Statute, wAasu8ssp t IS ordered by tAA dnaft tAab tAag b nGasneAe ef the pendcney ef sad CEm nsli agninss ahsm Co object ead prayer whsFepf n te eeA;eeA eAe iaAass ssf 2. Jeltesscn SanisA. dsgsaseA q snA te tse W. containing s0 acres, ana the hnildinn an1 improvements thereon, ana alas h esslnlm assass sa sale, Co extIngunh the in3ebtrAnms of msiA Jeaessna smith to cad Field by nutlasnaism af thss eeier in tAe Afkansaa Banner. | mamnnnpsr pstnisd ia this Ssatey Or tWa NN<hs ln uuee saz, ,ns ss.. !as, U, 'lassss.on the.ccf e Hs as Ut d. eesafe the hFst day of the hext tefA eg tAlS eeaS and that aniew they snAIl unennr ~ VlIip un1II6 within the Avst fcav aays af tas isaa tailn - r~ ~mfh will be held at the conFt house la tAo county of Pulaski, in the EtMN6 of AsRMmNnM em the Asst Monday of June. A.D. 1881, and tAsm tAesa file theif exceptions, plead. answer q as- mus - sad CEoss SiIi he sAlne wila ts tehen = confessed asassst AsA. sna "a dssmsI AzAzssa aeasns, them aeeoEaingly., sss ..sw..s< .s \
 true ccpy ffum. tAe yeoosa. -,
 Attest GORDON N. PRAY cl~k
 MAsea II o9@ 4fs4 ses~a k8T--1W
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Fer Mernpls ls,

The FesdlaR paskss Dsmnan, Q.
 kIDD, master. will leavU fnr the mabOve place, on MgaAAH shn ay,A instant, at o'clock X. n. For FseieAt aF -. apply on board. Mapshl it.--is
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WANTED I,ll MIRE.

TWO BOYS OR GIRLS, about fifteen or six \ teen years of age, to lay sheets on the press, and two negro men. Apply to
 L. A. WHITLEY. Little Rock, March II, 1851.
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OuEEhs

onwednssday morning. Maseh4eshiusts l.uta Hsracr. aged two years and three months. onll dafrAscr of David c. Faituh. Es9.s of tlsiz city.
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PROPOSALS For building thc Masonic and Odd Fellows kAall.

CEALED proposals will be received by the un- LC dersigned committee. until the lst day of May next for building the Masonic and Odd Fellows faii, according to plans and specifications which may be seen by calling upon either Of the under signed: Proposals may be made as follows: tst For the whole work, complete. 2d. For foundation stone work, price per perch. 3d. Fron. and rear stone work, price per super fcia, foot.
 Ath. Bnek work, price per thousand brick. 5th. Carpenters and joiners work. 9th. Stating roof.
 Or proposals may state in round numbers the price that the bidder will finish every portion Of inc work, as above, according to plan and speeif- cations
 The Committee reserve the right of rejecting all bids deemed too high.
 A. J. HUTT,
 J. A. HENRY, ! Connsittee.
 T. D. MERRiCK.\ Gazette and Democrat copy four weeks. LiHIe Rock, Marek IS, lS51-28-4@.
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ICE, FRUITS, NUTS a,.l

ICE, FRUITS NUTS ss.', LUST reevived by the steamer Poa,ise Nc. q. J 20 Tons of Boston fee. 25 B Res Raasons. { Barrels CheSinuta l Bag Of Aimshe ss+ Bag English Walnuis. l Barrel Coeoenut. SO caas 0yesiess Barrels Oyesiess in the sAail. 200e PIekied Oyeslers. 5 Boxes Tobseeo. Hogshesls Sugar. Dox. Basket Annisst. ' CoFdials. !" Demijohhs.
 M. TAATL MS'en sa' iooi. 96-d.
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Education.

Education. 4 SEMINARY FOR BOYS will be opened on A Monday, the l7sh instant, al the Catholic Church, which has been Thoroughly fitted up for the parp9Fe. The course of edacaiion, terms, &c-, can be ksown y applying to the Rev. Patk- Be hsa. at tke Institution
 Listie Rock. March II, 1851.
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V,aIuaBIe ReaI EssMte for Sale

Gazette and Democrat copy four weeks. LitIe Rock, Mare6 IS, lS5l-2S-4@.
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Coffee, Sugar, Ac. JUST received pet steamer Psnsywis: J 3s sacks Rio CoHes; hhds. Sugar; 10 bbis. do; bbls Moiassss;
 6 half bbls. MoIassss, so sacks Salt se& s And fer sale by
 fAFHERLY (. cEEMEsTs. March 3d. ss
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n i. CoUNTY pe nAEIAa. ' - AA Dallas Ciresat Court, Msrek Tam, A. D. iaa,
 Mxrek 4tk, 1881. AIbert Pike. PlinaE. l5
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HoCsE,-Aiter some preliminary business. the "ini resolution allowing Mr Ritehie for loss sus- aiaed m executing the Congressional printing as taken ap and ordered to be engroSssS suSe- s9rha! The resolution was taken up and put on is passage, and after .hree hours debate. was pas sed. r
 FF 1aiian made an intellectual endeavor 10 in H"lace resolution appointing committee to in 75s'lea'e Mir Aliens charge of corruption axains, he Hon. Daniel Webster
 Iae army appropriation bill was then taken up. a-scuSsed and passed. The House then took \ EceSS "
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| FfsESn ARRIVALS R EeEiYED frsss Rev Osisass pss Sssamss P. 1O Penny wit. the following GeeAs-- ..9 6 Dex. Star Hoes; ss asa 1.e... Steel Grown Hoes;
 Grubing Hoes; ,. " Rowlsnd's long haadls shssels. '" sAert Spades:
 Curry Cembs;
 ' Cedar Cbnrns; ts Barrel Rice;
 10 Sacks Ceiiss; ...... 10 Barrels Ssgar; A"@ sF saF Molassss; And for s.is .. A.J. HUTT.s, Little Rock, Feb 24. 1851 Main saesef
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Dancing scAoel. TEO. B. KING. respectfully Iefssms IL ei,s- M zsas of Litsis Rssk. and vislnisy. sAss ks vii open his School h the ahsss aesompllnhmsma. en Saturday. ths ist day ef Msseh. aa as Rsek Hsssl. Lessons for yossg Ladies. Missss anA Nsu1srs. will bs given on the mernIag snx sssslas sY sss' urday of each week, ~
 Little Raek. FsA. IS. 1881. 9s--lv.
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FROST & CO.,, Bo0ts, shoes, Drsgnns,0 HATS, CAPS. 40

HATS, CAPS. AC., m
 ALa0 N PALM LEAP. MEXICAN AND DcAMYRAcfaY
 aes sa 4nAfa.z .sts s ssgs Ne. 10, Magazine. bslwssa gssst saA cs~uus. ss
 NEW ORkEAN Nr. IJ- From eur Honsss q Nsw ysxk asA Dsssea. we are coAs,ssny rscsisisg sssuA ssvsilss | the cssniry Desl ss ss. iasi.pd ss call .sA s.anlu. our sztsasise stsek. M LsLoUR-al0 bbls- One superfne; E LARD 0iLs--5 bbis. winter sfraine1: Pk0uGA hOCLDS-i0s DsAmsaAs BACON--4 hhds- hams and sh0Aldsms PURk-~l0 bbls- clear; LARD-i0o kses Noi;$ gSg1eg COTTON fAkN--200o IAs. sssaxlsd. ss ia. Received pr .Hamburg.' and fcx aAle hy wM AWAIT. Mafdb II. 1a8I. GOLDlEKs' LAND WARhANTs, fse leo ,' acres s'sA' fst 'ala n .s.x.. March d sese.sA ses s7s4g M !
 HRals4 sstsY sA E sssss "
 gste ass se&ssf sAt1a s& t4g
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March Aug ls. Neeer have been xuede those thus unoed
 L. J REARDoN. Land dAgeat s
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Thrnas O. Mar, deceased. Peeahonias, Ark, March is, A. D. 1851,
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Fpon. lhn, ,Nanu York f,iola.

saszz Eram lhe New York Gicle. The toi'oying letter frum Mr. Dickinson viii amply repay pet sal We skonld hasr patlishsd Il in yesterdays Glohr, but Ee were not a&sfe of
 is eEisience snti it appeared in the HscsI ofl yesterday Like rood whfe, koweveF, 1t hes Ros
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-09
T. Z ES e.

On Wednesday morning, about FIVE o'clock
fire was discovered in n stable belonging to Mr.
James Rhey of this place. The alarm was in
stantly given and a large number of persons
were on the ground. The engine was brought
out and did excellent service in arresting the
progress of the fire, and it was mainly from
this source that the stable and carriage house
of Gen. Mcdonald were saved They were in
imminent danger for time and had they caught
the one half of our town might have been
destroyed. There were six horses in the stable
belonging to sundry persons from a distance.
They all escaped without serious injury except
one, belonging to Mr. Robert Catrou OF Waynes-
boro, Franklin county, which was severely
burned about the head and shoulder but is doing
well. Mr.. Catron had several new c@lrriaees in
the shed which were taken out uniniured He
lost splendid set of new harness valued at 500
B. McColgan, Esq, loses a saddle and bride
Mr.. Michael Wagner loses a saddle and bride
Mr.. James Rhey loses the barn. Mr. A. J.
Rhey loses over 500 doz. oats, three tons hay,
one sleigh and harrow. No insurance on any
Of the property. The fire was undoubtedly the
act of an incendiary, either done through malice
or, as many suppose, for the purpose of at
tempting a rescue of the prisoners in the Jail.
There was no person at the stable with light
later than 10 O'Clock a. night Mr.. Rhey was
in the carriage shed at / clock IN the morning
taking out buggy, and Mr.. JoE1 I. Murray
passed along on his way TO the Jan, as one OF
the hlght "atch as late as . O'Clock, ana the. :"
was no sign of fire. The whole of the upper
part Of the stable was in flames when the horses
and carriages were taken out. The morning
was quite calm, and the heavy frost prevented
the houses of Mr.. j. C. O'Neill and Gen
Mcdonald from taking fire. Great credit is due
the citizens of Ebensburg and many in atten-
dance from the country, for their noble exer-
tons TO save the building and prevent the de-
struction of more property. large number
of them worked extremely hard and done nobly.
while not few stood idly by looking on and
even when requested refused to help The Ia
dies always ready to do what they can when
danger is ahead, done their best and contribu-
ted not little t. the suppression of the FIRE
reward is offered in another column for the
arrest and conviction of the incendiaries
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-09
Hon. James Canapbe.,.

OF Philadelphia, has been prosecuted Sian
dered villifed by the Native Americans and
Wings until forbearance has ceased to be vir-
tue. The charges have all been fairly met and
refuted. He is candidate for the Supreme
Bench. The opposition to him is because he is
an Irishman and a member of a certain church
His competency is best proved by his acts on the
bench. 1t is beyond question. The men who
attempt to perseeute him are guilty OF base in
gratitude. His friends here of both parties will
go for him. Many Wings feel for an injured
man like him and he aciU receige an, unusually
large oote. Cambria do all You can for James
Campbell. He is an honest man He is a can
didate for high office Stand by him. men of
both parties, and place on record that YOU are
opposed to the prescription of any man on ac-
count of his religious faith
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-09
Democrats of Cambria!

Are yonready for the contest next TUESDAY? :?
The Nation looks to the Keystone State and is
HIGH in HOPE that she will do her whole DUTY
Are you prepared to fulfil this expectation
You are eager to say to the Manufacturing
North, the agricultural West, and the Sunny
South, that your are in favor of the UNION, the
CONSTITUTION and the COMPROMISE, as
they are. You are anxious to declare your at
tachment to the principles of the Democratic
party. Democrats of Cambria, how can you do
these things? By casting your votes for Vim.
T. Johnston, the Abolition candidate of the
Wing party who is in favor of repeating part
of the Compromise-who is supported by the
Abolitionists and Native Americans-who has
oartered away the purity of the judicial ermine
In Philadelphia for the purpose of securing Ma
tive American votes-who has arrayed himself
in opposition to the leading men of both parties
Clay, Cass, Webster, Buchanan Cooper, Douglass
who was for One Term in 1848 but has changed
who was opposed to the Veto Power but has
IN many instances exercised it-who was for
and against the Ten Hour Law-who was op-
posed to the Pardoning Power but who pardons
almost every william who makes application
T.,
less than was paid by honest Frank Skunk.
Democrats, this IS not the way. You know it
well How can these things be accomplished? I?
How can confidence be restored to the country
and universal JOY prevail? By voting for
HONEST WILLIAM BIGLER the RAFrsMAy of
the SUsoUEHANNA-the PEOPLES choice-tbe
ardent and cincere advocate of the CONSTITU-
TIoN and the COMPROMISES firm friend
OF the UNlON-who is opposed to further agita-
ton of the Slave question-whose "policy is
alike just, liberal, narrowed down to no personal
interests, bound to no personal objects, held to
no locality, but broad, and generous and open,
as expansive as the air which is waited bv the
winds of heaven from one part of the country to
another" He is the true and tried Democrat
the exponent of the principles of the party
mas HeUeT roted dollar to increase The STATE
De5t-who so well represented your interests in
the Senate Of this State-who has made himself
by strict course Of honesty, industry and per-
severance-Bho has not been guilty of saying
one thing in the east and another in the west to
gain votes, but pursues a consistent and honora-
Die course not stopping to any base and unfair
means to elevate himself to office. This is the
man for whom you viii vote His election will
be hailed with pleasure throughout the land and
eyince a determination your part to be loyal
to the Union as 1T is. We hope you will not be
recreant to the trust confded in you, but that
you viii 60 to the POLLS nert TUESDAY and
give your vote for BIGLER and your COUNTRY.
against the demagOgue Johnston and all the
ism's with which he is connected.
Democrats and Wings, you have Canal Com
missioner to elect. Nezican John strohn is
che candidate. Can you.yote for him? He has
done that which man should be guilty Of
VOTED AGAINST HIS COUNTRY. VOTED
AGAINST THE SOLDIERS. Hs attempted to
d;shoror his pAtiee lard, tic nation that gave