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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

CAsT STEEL MILL AND CROSS CUT SAWS,
" of the best qualities, made by Disston. for
sale by WM. IRWIN.
Curwensville March 2. 1853.
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Clenrfeld. Decem Der 23. ls57.
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DAIL ROAD HOUSE, CORNER OF
HI Main and W hite Streets, BROOkVILIE, Pa
Feb24 r. r. MEANS Proprietor.

ID E VI OVA l. The undersigned notifies
~ his old customers and the public that he has
removed his BLACKSMITH SHOP to his new
building few doors south Of the shop he former
ly occupied, where he is prepared TO do on the
shortest notice any work in his line of business.
April Is. 1857. JACOB SHUNKWEILER.
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SsILKS. MERINOES, COBURGS, DELAINES.
= with Silk Frnges More Antique, and Velvet
trimmings to match for sale at the corner store of
Curwensvile, Nov. %. 81 WM. IRWIN
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A LARGE LOT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
"A ING. Including Shirts. Drawers Monkey
Jackets Gum coats &c, at the corner store
Curwensville, Nov. %, VIM IRWIN.
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AND EXTRA FLOUR fe
- Curwensvillo, March 2. WM. /
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rLCCKSl CLOCKS Thirty hour and Eight
" day Alarm clocks, weigh and spring clocks
at prices from $3.50 to SI200 at th corner store
Curwensvile Nov. 1. WM. IRWIN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
NEW Work nAy m IBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER l6 1853.

Kidd hsd scarcely snow Of opposition; hr. Mile u
effect none; and Mr. Sm.th-ll ntQse case s,sns "a.
i, recessar, TO cal the ro OF the Convention through
received - votes on the frst cal to e for NJ Others
Each nomination va. instantly mrie unanimous with
- 'arty enthusiasm.
~ Americans sere bu. littk longer Ia ccmpl-.ng
,bs~ ,.,,, ion OF the ticket, As locws:
o. p-s,,, ...,....JOHN P. JENkISs White Paia..
r.. s.,,,,, %, WILLIAM LOCKWOOD. Poand.ii,..
r., co,o,,,,.,....S. b. VALENTINE, West Farms
SQUIRE 0RTFFEN O~rn'nl
These nonins,ions being reciprocslly conmun-
Gated. were ua.nimousy ratified an3 then the
American Convention in scco>iance with an INVITA-
ton from the Republican, proceeded in boy to tls'
hall occupied by the ls,ter, who opened to ts- -gh.
and left 10 receive them. The Prrsidrn; IT thc
American Convention took his seat beside the Presi
dent of tn. Republican, snd % motion. put the ues-
ton on the -atica,on Of the whole ticket, which .ns
unanimously carried With cheers apon cheers. Jshn
S. Bates, Horace Gre-.ey a,d John ?. jenkins, berg
called out, msAe few stirring remarks-there being
time for bat few the cars noTth and south, we're
lust com;ng-and then the anlted Conventions sd~
iournei to work for and elect their candidates by some
fifteen hundred msority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
From Boston.

BOsTOS, FRIDAY, Oct. 10, lhbS.
The Americans of the lid District have nominated
Moses G.. Cobb for Congress. la the ist District,
John C. Wilson is the Democratic nominee.
The Democrats Of the Xth District have nominated
Dr. Chas Osgood Of Mortified for Congress-. In the
Nth District Thomas =. Punkett received the Dem
ocratic nomination.
Judge Sprague Of the United States Circut Court,
IN his charge to the Grand jury to-day, defined the
law as To render il quite certain that Capt Townsend,
of the alleged slave brig Echo will have to be taken
40 Kew West for trial. that being the first port at
which the Dolphin touched with the prisoners.
Mary A. Donnelly, a young Irish girl tried before
ths Municipal Court for shooting Patrick Canny her
,sducer, was acquitted by the jury this afternoon.
Capnys wounds were supposed mortal, but he Is
likely Ia recover. 49,
Al the south End Riding Park in this city, this
afternoon the great stallion race for premium OF
Al 900 took place. Ethan Allen, Columbus, jr., and
Wiram Dew were the contestants The conditions OF
The race were heats best three in five to harness
Ethan Allen won the race in three straight heats.
Time 2:37, 2:35. 2:35. Ethan received 500, Colum-
bus, jr. $500 and Hiram Drew SlO0. Over OOOO
people present.
The Y. s. brig Dolphin, Commander John ii. Steed-
man sailed from this port to-day for Paraguay.
The Americans held large mass meeting at Faneuil
Hall tonight. Geo. NJ. Brown of Worcester presided;
Amos A. Lawrence and Increase Sumner accepted
tEe nominations for Governor and Lieutenant-0Ov-
ernor and their nominations were unanimously ratihed
by the meeting. .
The Hon. L. W. Andrews of New-York, and the
Hon. Jacob Broom OF Philadelphia addressed the
meeting.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
PERSONAL.

Tile Boston Trareler learns that young Sidney
Coolidge Of Boston has reached Charleston s. C.,
having made his escape from Mexican prison. Cool
idgc, who went out to Mexico az an engineer joined
one OF the revolutionary parties in that country, and
was captured in one OF the encounters OF late fre
quent there.
Washington irving is again reported to be serious
ly i'll.
A correspondent of the Nord says that all the
chief. of the Roth.ehilds house, including members
from London, Vienna Frankfort and Naples are just
now assembled at Pans. forming vertable congress
Of financial posers.
The Wheeling correspondent Of Tie Baltimore
San says ." l have just read letter from Edwin
Forrcet 81 gentleman a. the hotel, wherein he says
uiost emphacally that he will never appear as an
q actor again"
A correspondent of TIE VicksJurg True Sonhron,
writing from Livingston, Madison County, Miss, on
the 18th ut Gays that within mile Of his house resides
the grand niece Of Oliver Cromwell. This sfy Il MIS-
Anna Maria Lowe, widow Of fesures Lowe. Her
maiden name was Crowell, and she came from North
Carolina to Madison County with her late husband
Her father John Crowell, the son of John Crowe
or Cromwell, the brother Of Oliver Cromwell.
Mr.. Wp,. Baker, respectable citizens OF Bal
timore Past Grand Master Of the Odd Fellows
and Macon in good Standing wa killed On Thurs
DAY By fall from scsffold, which produced con-
cuseion OF the brain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

MlssAGY or THI GoyEHsOR or NhBhS~'.-FSe
Ne5rasko Cay N,us OF Oct. brings the Message q
Governor Richardson to the Legislative Assembly d
the Territory. He mpressss upon the raeu'bss' III"
necessity of promptly enactDg the laws necessary fer
the p,o,.e,ior Of per.ous and property and the uehts
Of c,zeps generally the Justices Of the Peace y the
Territory having refused to investigate sAasss. Of
crime uutl they are authorized to do so BY statute.
He condemn. the present banking system Of tts Ter
rtory. and ha. instructed ihe Dstset Attorneys ta'
,ro.ecue all banks that have failed W redeem thse
note. DFeserted, with view 10 tie fortsiturs of
their charters he speaks highly II the sessra pros
psrfy Of the Territory especially u lis sbsr.st mp
Div oi cos, apd reeo@seds tha, Congress ha memoes-
allied for an appropriation fos geological survey
ard scr al,asion To purely local matters, eE-
presses 'he hope that patriotism Will rale over their
counseis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBIZO.TS AT THE
COOPER INSTITUTE.

II. mass meeting Of the exhibitors Of ths C-ys.d
Ps.see was held last night e. take measures ~ h's>
ing another Exhibition. Ths meeting was org vosn"s
by ihe app.iu.mcu, OF Gen. G'o,D a. Chair nss
Gen. Winsrh sCted as Secretary. Mr. Rih,H bri'ny
tate. the erct Of the n,eetng aeS read the r-pSvs
Of the Managers who were appon'cr - .he 's''
ing He invited s inventors and eAritrtofs 20 GO. %
the Conu,,tre ss theu room. Me- ~ Cooper lnSitws.
The report states that ihe COMMITTEE nS"
on the following organization;
prrs,a-rs...... ............-.........,n 'vr, =
sesrss,y....>'.....>.', .'.s'...''''w w. Va sd
sss,,e,r.,d,.sa.d se@rs''s s"f.... 49, wSsss'
Sspe-fnferdfls' iGcrf. ....ss.. Not sPl''1
The Committee recommend taking immediate aeee-
ur.s to erect y.tiona, lasitste They had siss a.
termt ed TO give Al r,,yc employment " "
exhibitors when circumstances require II. kneY "
commend that in>rrsncc be esNstcd ~ the snicse
exhibited; the prersiam to be repaid to the eK,aburs
from the profits of tso exhibition.
Mr.. AUGUSTINE 4 D,G>s>s thss addressed th~
meeting, speaking os she true worth and dignity osthse
Inventor and lsborer lie urged the nscessity OF Inv
rga National Insti,te, one ,ha, shcad be uscfu
and worthy institution in which tie iuechsnsc en4
inventor the merchan ami the maHwfa csurcr, sass
have voice snd ore which true ayt hall havea
proran Ut place. Such institution ~ u oee th.1S
needfHl for the prosperlty',t this county
DIR. ScrstBLY OF Broo avn was then wsf cduced ~
the Chairman. Tie spoke Of the chs-actsr o' tormes
exhibitions and Institutes and conra.tef ,tnem vus
the Institution which is ne sed and which sho"'a "
erected forthwith upon fir.a foundation. -.
A GENrLTnaN rose to 1qure abc,t the VAR 'es~
Fall-when it was going to take place, sc. Ill.
Mr. RiNER informed him thai the Information sa0aas
be given presently. a..
Mr.. RooMs was then introduced. Is res> red 70
the Amarcsn Institute criticlzng It's achcn ereay.
and promising that a Fair should be held WA by q
the country ae referred TO the great Ns,,eoai tns-
tute that as be erected, and arged It's sped ~-
ganizaton. 4.
Dr. Wsytprvr, Of California, WAS eai,sd 'upeA "
the Chairman aud gave history o invcns'ce'ul 'H
washing in that State. A.,
g.. ,,...r, -, ,s.a ali epcouray,s-s tr.l th6
friends of this enterprise many Of them odeH ae
money and good. to help on the exhibition. =.
Mr.. RKER stated that probsblya buiidl'swos y
be selected before Monday morning and notice sive
of the place of hoilIpg the ne. fair. 9
A resolution adopted pledgng the suoperts
this meeting the erection OF a National lnstitese
Another resolution adopted, that ID nsen N
added TO the Committee of Management, to b9takSs
from the exhibitors and inventors.
After explanations by Mr. RiSEH, the raeeti"s
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

rInb Disrict) has about 10 majority ihs is
ss~ooup,Op county tcke, IS represented to have ~
majority. ,oo...-.,..c.x D.ys Inde.
,.Ddeu, with DArcs).
In Clay County the vote IS cio-e. -
:, Hancock County the Republican, gain lsrgeE'
!. Marion County the whole Republican ticket Is
skced La. IN
Knox County gives Hovey, An'fLecs"pooH' poo i''
majority. vsnderburgh County gives MN o" I''1v
ritv. and his election Niback Is ooD9''''
tain. l..,ooo
10 purse County Davi.'s majority is about 'ooo'
wsusorOs, Friday Oct 10, iS5''
Private dispatches from Indiana , state 'Aa! N,ol'9k 'S
Administration, is undouo'e's '''N'
Co.gre.siorsl Dstnf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
gowa Election.

DuBUorg, Friday, Oct. ID, Io1S.
r,;. Gty gives Lefingwell, AntiLecompton, 500
-.,,;,y The counties nearly all heard FROM and
b, majority is 400
c.,ton County is reported to have given small
n.uocrstic majority; it gave Lowe, Republican for
oor,nor 23O majority in 1857. Alamakee County
'soss a Republican gain. Linn County gives 300
Y.oablican majority, gain of 100. jackson County
,;yss Lefingwe 4o2 majority. Clinton County gives
I.@ngwer 800 majority, gain Of 400. In Jones
Cosrty the Republicans have small majority. John
soo County gives Democratic majority of 300. In
SCOT County the Republicans have GOO majority, a
,.p Of 800. Muscatne County gives small majority
sr IefiDcwen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
From Ctah.-IBattIe with the Co.
maNChps.
Sr. Louis, Friday, Oct. |

Sr. Louis, Friday Oct. 10, 1853.
The Salt Lake mail arrived at St. Joseph on the 9Th
The troops had nearly completed their hus, and would
20 into winter quarters on the 18th of October.
TIE Fo.t Smith Ark Time Extra Of the 9Th con-
sns letter FROM Lieut.. Powell, dated Fort Arbuckle
%. giving an account of battle between detach-
usnt Of the Second Cavalry and the Comanche In
dss. near Wichita Village, on the lst, in which
Leu. Van Camp and four were killed and Major
ysu,sn and ten were wounded. Forty OF the Co
psuokes were killed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

SxYrcA-For Member of Assembly, Geo X. Daniels
of Seseca Falls; for Sheriff. John B. Thomas OF OVID
for Justices Of Sessions, NJ. l.. Bellows and n. h.
Wheeler; for Coroner, A. ID. Hilcs
CHsrrArQuE.-For Sheriff Clancy Abbey; Clerk,
S. W. Parks Special County Judge, Geo. Barker;
Special Surrogate, W. :. Hinckley; Coroner, II. G..
Mitchell; Superintendent of the Poor, William Gift
ford; Justice of Sessions Theodore S. Moss.
LvIyGsIo sIos.-Assemby-l District Lyman Oiell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
ROHiss- Match.

DETROIT, Friday, Oct. ID, IH5S.
The great rowing match between the Metropolitan
Boat OF Club of Chicago, and the Shakespeare Club
Of Toronto c. W., for purse of 81 900 came off in
our river to-day having been postponed from time to
time since the 6th inst. The boats were each manned
by four men, and the distance trayersed two and
shaf miles and return The race was won by the
Canadians. Tine ~ minutes. The Chicago boat
was swamped on the home stretch, half mile from
ihe starting point. The trial attracted many visitors
from other cities.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

From Rio DE JANKIRo.-We have the D'o'"' de
Rio de- Joneiro of Sept H. SAere Is no "ea news o'
importance. The city had htn week been given up
10 the great national festivities in hones Of Brazilian
independence. The festivities were -t IL progress 10
the suburbs.
On the 10Th the sales OF coffee amounted I. IL ,Wo
bags s,oso bags shipped for the United States
on the same day. Total exportstios os coffee -'n'e
Sert. II were s.. SGS bags. -
Ciesr-d S-p. ~. bark Cisr. Hsxsl lor New fork -
bs-s ,oiee bark Dewu, for Srwyork % has' conrs ~ i
ina. sep, 10 chip Neita poiei. ,slt Dofe'saer 'ns
bris Land Western
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Fire at 81. Aiban's, VI.

ST.ALBAN's, VI, Fnday, Oct. II, IHN.
About quarter before o'clock this morning, IRE
Vas discovered in the store occupied by James Ma
son dry goods dealers which extended to the sdJoln-
iag store occupied by Wheeler Stevens, dry goods
dealers and groccrs and to the cabinet warehouse of
Horace Livingstone. The buildings were entirely de-
rohshed, but the contents were saved IN damaged
state The loss is not known. There was some in
serssce ol the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Vermont Legislature.

MoNrPELIER, Vt, Friday, Oct. ID, ISJS.
The Committee to canvass the votes for State off
Gers made their report in joint Assembly tn after,
noon The Governors vote is as follows: Hland
ilan, Republican, q, 600; Henry kcyes, Democrat,
1898; scattering, lS2. Halls majority, l6,32l.
Gov. Hall will deliver his inaugural message to-mor.
row morning. lie las appointed for Secretary oi
Civil and Military Affairs, Wilbur z. Davis, esq, OF
Woodstock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Robbery.

BrFFAIO, Friday, Oct. ID, IojS
The banking house of Messrs. Brown & Keep was
robbed last night of 81 300 in notes of the Mercantile
Rank of Ncw-lIarltord new bills, 5000 in Canada
notes 900 in notesof the Western banks and S60Oo
IN broken bank notes, of which $1,000 was OF the
Tyerton Bank, aud $1,000 of the bank of Orleans.
The total value of the money taken is s., geo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Friday, Oct. 10, IS)s.
- The funeral of Prot. Cleveland takes place next
uesasy: The bells were tolled to-day, flags hung at
marx OF respect to his memory
ata,' Tu,eveiand Professor of Chemistry snd Mn
''"''sy w nowdcn Colege died this morning aged 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

low, C,rlr,L.-Gov. Grimes OF Iowa na' '--u,"
proclamation declaring that, in accordance WIN '"'
decision OF The Commissioners appointed 'o' Tue P'
pose OF locating the Capitol OF the state o ~,
Constitution and laws establish the Cap'to al De'
Moioe- and the state University at io"a'"!' i'
ciice- Of thai S;a;e vii be ioaS'th remo' ed ~ "''
Mo.as- aud the Os.l Legislature ml ssa'nhe 'a''e'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Probable Los, Of the Schr. Roman.

OswKGo, Friday, Oct. 10, IoJS.
The Schooner Roman, Captain VIM. Wheeler, left
Detroit on the 9TH instant for this port, with whest
aud has not been heard from SINCE Sc was out in the
late terrible gale and il is feared that she is lost with
all on board OF her. The vessel and cargo are fully
"a. II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Sailing of the LadvEr,;r,o

- M"NihsAL, fnday. Oct. IL ISt,S
Tie steamer Lady Eglinton will sail from or.ho,
lot Galway al noon Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

ALBANY, Friday, Oct. IL, 1873
Bricn Rooney, convicted of arson in setting fire to
IN inhabited building in West Troy in May last, where
in there at the time ten persons this
ing sentenced to be hung the third day of Decem
Der next, This is the first conviction iof in the
Srst degree ever had in this county,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
REpUBILCAN NOMINATIONS.

MosEos.-Assembly. 81 Dist, klphonso Perry.
OsrIDA-Assembly, % Dist, Edvszd Looms.
ERiE.-A~embly, 81 Dist John \ King; 4th'
Wilson Rogers
LIVINGSTON Assembly 1t Dist. Sa,al L. Fuller.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The EDITOR OF The BoHgVr T,vcs says Of ms
board Gor Aroos.ooL. whom he " .rihes ss so,iovs
"a buii was harne-.ed into gig in which he ress:
ca,,.Nons % % , We yea,lipr sod tI 'o,sss Sos,as COZ"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Frosts in $. Carolina and Georgia.

We have received heru accorn.,. ~ ~ 80,
ifoSts occurring in South Carolina aud Ceorrin,'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
The Yellow Fever at Sav,.,,,

SANANNAH. Thursday, Oct. a. lS5S
. The deaths to-day were eight, OF which two were
RON yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Nfw-ORLrANS, Friday, Oct. IL, 1873.
The deaths IN this city yesterday BY yellow fever
seso 6ny-two.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Hs Majesty IheodGe, King Of Abyssinis, is about
"se'a az embassy ~ tTaacc aud ERglasd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

COSreAcIisG Bo,Hn.-The Hoard yester'ay 'e-
stored Geo. II. Clsrs. Engineer, sho ~sessaS "ae
siaee ,uspepded by tie State EugGcss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
CAYUGA COUNTY.

LrrycsroS. Assembly I,t District, John II
Jones: lid District, ID. ID. McNair.
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