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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-21
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!

ROBERT j. EDELEN, - 4 -
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
HI has on hand an assortment OF Carriages OF ms
own make and the very best finish and quality,
which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper.
r. j. E. will execute all orders in the best manner
and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed
with neatness and dispatch, and warranted 10 please
Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited
to give him call, as having haG over twenty year.
experience in the above business ne IS confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu-
ton of orders
Alexandra, Va. May 81, 1858
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-21

TOBACCO and SEGARS-A very superior let
of Chewing Tobacco and Havana Segars, for
nov 20 sale BY S PADGETT & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-21
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
+ AM now in receipt of large assortment OF
L every variety of Farming and Garden Imple-
ments-such as
P1ors, Corn Shelters, Cutting Boxes,
Threshing Machines, Wheat and
Guano Drills all Of The most
approved patterns.
Also, Castings of different kinds, &c. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
DRAYTON G. MEADE,
Agricultural Warehouse,
sen 3-tv No IL Fairfax ST., Alexandra
nLOUGHS, HARROWS, &c.
L Riches D. D. Iron Beam Ploughs,
Minor & Horton do
Patuxent DO
Sinclair & Moore's do
Also,-Harrows of different kinds; Corn Shelters,
Cutting Boxes, Corn and Cob Crusbers, Agricul-
tural Boilers, sc for sale by
ADDISON. WALLACE & CO.,
feb17 No. IS Union St., Alexandria, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
aAVSUyzEErH.


sS:s s: =: so. 4 q. u: JOYFUL NEWS
~ . ~" '' II U ss... end Word Renowned
under u. .ols direction 4 8 :! :!:,!.is
asa ~ sslsbrssst
,,, ....' 9 Is: :
.'.s'r q 'iss y ssS s 81 /; A.,n,.
F aisSI ss:sssmzz o, s. " |. SASS
s.. ..,.,-.... nls nsa1A Hssssoxst. '
Tho &c z:sst 81: TI i I1ssbn
.rosrnn o. FFzsnr'A e. Sss Ssi:siHs,
..s. A1 l1eess An.,oIs. 0siIis sAvH.
Mon; ssA EaG;Y is1 s,s: s s55sS,;,
1'' ~. ..s aHEs En- ss. .1 7sSsslDo,
man, Omar v' Sk sa..s ccsfs Ss sAl1sr
" . Ky .. .x.ss ss.... ,.
z, THn ADvxSrURns OF An AHRcaAuT.
Kim ~ Sn - g. cass 1920 49, 49,.
soHponsd - % saaas Company. '-'~
o n !, - ON III. r,oHr ROPE
p r nns scns AAne aons Ais1Andfs and ssang As
= o. ss VIII ss s , ::s.ts:
n ii.
aDnounceeut oee theu duty 10 tnerm thon tronts
the hat their eDgAgement beng limited 70 .
time only, viii preciads me pussiblls3 repetoa
largo rep Of over Ono Hundred
aBANo CoaIU FA'AT sPECTACLxS,
Comic Fautomlmes Couio 8alets,
Grand baljes Bellet1 DfvortDsomenI
Tight Hope and Gy mnastic txercises &c.
They win be produced rapid suecesoa, viva
ana sttknton 70
Magnificent Scenery and Startling K1ecis.
Gorgeous COetum aud Correct AcCeSDoreo
for which u popular estAbls smen - justly celebrated
Due bGhce VIII DO given 0f tho
rlhST APPkAhAN n OF nile MARI HESNEOAET.
r0oss open III I; 70 commence 1t O'Clock.
Tickets 20 Childrea under rs coats
tpper DoA.s, CrUsby -
rrlva'e boxes
Box cnics OPEN from a b. I'll 3r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
MATRIMONIAL.

4 GRaTLRM.E IN TROUGar MANNERS AND FEEL
"A Ing having lest fortune through The treechtry o. fecds
would me 70 form an acquap.sncs with lsdy Of wealth
about pa own sge-@ 20 whom devotion OF an
hor ss dssr be tauivsiea, for wealth Conmuncs
til ehs 80 Honesty care Of Upioc egus.s Letter oo
Ia csaileice will he held sscred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

DAD NUNS MUsEUA-ONE WEEK MORE AT THE
- es lnercession number Of most respectable
families OF WfMAE, the Afternoon Al
and evening at N O'Clock with his repatoEe msrveHous
expermens making people invisible restoring them 70
ybit, a pessure renoering LIQUOR bo Tie eIhaustleas
rapper his ma besides an actual host
Ct her miracles The million cunoaies serpents
just laid In the den Of
s ooios.Al mother &C. &c. may all be abundance Is
hidren under Is
dtte ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

UNOR SAVANNAH.
The American Atlantic Screw sseamshp Compsuy's
and elegant steamship LOCUST POlsr Csptaa D. French,
viii leave pier ~ North river Thursday Augu NJ
O'Clock r usage 70 savaonAh With uDsurpsssei accom-
sso ycnts ,mery s6 Albany Ca 81; Atlantis. So; Co!un
Feds q ows:s rates Bsgssss checked through Prncps.
cent. AppI 70 Il. B, GRUMW ALL 4 CO So West street
Tho Mcpseomery nucceeds on shurscay, August IL
IrOK HE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA Oh ARi.Es.
ton C-ssDi weekly United States .sai side whss.
sleamshfp AS ADaEk. g. Adsni conmaoder. viii leave
pier Forth river Saturday August at O'Clock NJ
precisely Through tickets % the folio sting places
10 Orleans. ....SY IS 10 charlotte f22
Mobile, Ala. ....... IS 10 Columbia, e. O........ ~
Montgomery Aa...... u 90 Augusta Gs........... ~
Nashville tenn 80 90 Auaats Ga.........,.. -
Memphis, Tenn. IS % Jas ,scnvtle. Fls... q
KnSxv,lle, Tenn. q 90 Pilatka, Fls....... 23
For freieh. pAsssge apply TO sfofFosD, rILEsros
CO., 70 broadway
ThsMARION succeeds on Wednesday, Aug 10,
DEDUCED RaTEs-tOs NosFOLK. 8; PxrEas.
IL burg Richmond. So The steamship HoANoKS Csp'
sio Couch win receive freight fo the .bove phases on
Tuesday and Wednesday al pier Is North river aud leave
Wsdn.siay August sss ocack rfssh f.r .eierspsrx
ssge state Included to rorok reduced $ Peersours
or RICHMOND, aatesoom included reduce3 to 81 Meas 50
cent? extra. LuuLAM hAfNkKES, lis Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

DUBLIC SALE OF UNITED STATES p2OPeATy.-rds
following arcles mot being required Tor The public ser
vice, wiz b sposod OF BY auction 70 ct 10 oc ock
4. =, on Thursday, the 4h Of Ausu 1859 at he Unit
States Allegheny AfseuAl, noar Piusburx, Pa VIZ
Steam engine. cylinder LIZ inch diameter, and stroke
Steam boilers % test long and 81 inoh diAmete-.
Fire engine
4 variety Of mAcAtues, including
2ensne lAthes; drilling maohinAs:
2sctew cutting machines; I wood plaulvg uatohine;
az Halls sten rihes; ~ fipt iook mussots
sell printing mnskets;l percussion RIDE
1900 he OF scrap wrought iron;
M.1Otbs cast
2s2b stAel;
$50 bullet moulds. round balls;
b24 pist0 drivers
81 powder fssks for RsllG rhe;
q 0oz OF new, and lot of old, hi0:
$50 borue shoes;
LOIS empty powder barrels;
SpNr OF bellows.
also large plumber OF artillery Implements and Smiths
carpenters, srmoyers and other tools.
Terms be paid delivery Of the property which
be removed by the hsses within threa days after
sale, or II will he sold At ht expense.
By order OF MAJOR John Bymingson Commander Allegheny
ArsenN.
Pm DAVIS,
Aucsioaoer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

ITO q AZ CONSUMES AND GAS LIGaT AID WATER
Companies -9he American Gas Light Journal second
number 10 this day published containing capital
shares Of ~ Gas Light Companiss represenas tsv
million dollars; experiments the gas
other scientific articles fstory of Urotou Aquedct and
water works. and satscs Of tbe public hesth Price
IS per snnum. JOHN IS. MURRAY 4 Co bankers.
No 40 Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

The Ameriaan Atlantic Screw Seauoshp Conpsuy's
and elegant steamshp huNrsvHLE, John A Poss, con,
l. nj ooiock F. n Passage Savannah. win UNSURPASSED
accommodations SIS; through tickets to New Orleans $50
ccum.u, szs Escon s2 Auxgsa s Also % pSnc 4
70 principal points. Freight ten cents foot Insurance
one halt per cent Apply 70 II. B. CROMWELL co., So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
~ NOBLE MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA.
ALBANY, C0LuM 3US MACON, AU3UeTA,
And various places In Florida,

The ALABAMA. Capt Geo schenck will leave satur-
day August at4P M from pier NO North river Tick.
cts had for the following places fare
other ssamerfrom New YORK TO avaunAh accommodations
Kew York to New Orleans $50 Isl Mobile sss; Montgomery
Ala. S26; atlanta 0s. $23; albany Ga, $st Columbus
SAMUEL l.. MTOHILL SON, Is 81 DAD wss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

1UoKLRYS eERkNAOERB
ID FRENCH 1HEATRE. 685 BROADWAY,
Houses crowded with III Eli tnd Fsshioo
EUnDAf, August,
Ard every evening durtpg tfe week.
Eeeides selections OF TIE choceat
GbMs OF NE96O MIESTRDISY
will be presei TED for the dest time
Buckleyy Burlesque Of the Opsra 9
ClSDkRELLA.
hiss JULIA GOULD. Cinderella
bI6HOe BUCKLEY Honest Pete (redro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

NOR sALE-THE sLooP YACHT ISLAND rAws or
about 10 tons; well found and saler Apply 81 No
Broadway IN tho BASEMENT
WANTED-rO PURCHASE, A SECOND HAND
W Climber built club bost IS feet long siS oss VITA ro~
Loeb In the se she must SOUND and Ia sood rns
order. addressed to Napsen, " 20 Tl,sn
street. stating price Will receive fnreas's sen
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

f5SHcS. vEIrCH, AUCTfONEER- OFFICE 10 sPnUCa
street fssnees sac of the osntents OF iron yard
tc. THURSDAY, august 1862 ut IL NJ, at 2S5 Souu
sssst conssug Of 80 tons Of sercsn pig iron Eos
charcoal iron, NO Also the unexptred Lease
pfemses, bsywg three years and haf to from May
order OF j. r. MALCOLM, ESq assignee Of j. d. Tesake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

EcMARs SHADES, 81 DUANE STREET TWO DOORS
esfs OF brnsdvsy CAL at this old estsblhei house and
getsgsssof good Tie and mlch or six cen ForeEo
and DON si.is rapeya glea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
n SCOTT. AUurIOrEER, WILL SELL Ar PGBh
-. auction In Jersev fly,
AIS O'Clock "a NJ on The premises.

howard HCHcNCK, AuCrIONEER -HOU JMHOfD
" fnrrisnre.- BY n snHesCK -rbsdss, a. 10Y
O'Clock u tncir saestoom 81 hand
n uterol1 fsrnue Consisting In part OF rosewood and
bogsnv pArinr su aide and etegares
plain rcswood mshRsnT wa'nu. bedseads N srb
sots tables lnish sssy sbss and ,nnses OAK marble
reps and leather, hall And chas booSrscss
corr q, sands, &c. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

LOAN OFFICES.
Ar JAUKaoNH-AONE To ADvAECH ON wAyyaDS,
"A diamonds tcwehy plate, dry goods merchandise and
2ersms properly Of every description, bought and sold b.
joSsfR A. JACKSON, auction end brOkar III Grand
street. three doors west OF Broadway.
At THoyPson 4 CO.'S BRoKE vs AND COMMISSION
merchants lo2 Nassau street, oorner Of No
second 10 advance money, from 81 TO $50 0O wA.chea
dismopds je~ey dry goods segsrs and al kinds aecu
rites or bought foses ocks bonds, &c negotiaed All
kinds Of sewing machines bought and sold.
"A. Il. THOMPSON, Aucdoneer.
kTH CHAMBERS sTREEr-MoNEY 70 ADVANCE 70
y amount on damon a. watches jewelry &c BY the
well and old established AAOS suctoneer and bro
kerr II Chambers street. n B.No business transacted on
Saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
COAL.


fyoAL-BEBr FAMILY GOAL, sOSxErsO AND DILL
" ve~ed st 81 for stove range egg oe tnrnsce
until 10Th of August from yards corner Of King ane
Greenwich streets Of Bswsrv add Roosevelt
street, lS Duane street. and 6S CANAL street near allen
NATHAN CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

HESVACRANTS,
s>r~>~~~-~-~~-~~~>~~~~~~-~
A sPLbND1D HAUNCH OF ENGLISH MUTTON AND
~ green turtle SOUP
For dinner to-day and 10 morrow
RICHARDSON scLHOD, log Maiden lane corner Of Pearl
importers direct OF burgess, and 0rosse Blsckwsus
fI1RLES AND aAUCEs.
Poe6 anchcvy pAsr. blosiers beef ham, shrimp
sc, eoyers su'Ana ssnce
lea Perrin Worcestershire sauce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

6sOH SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA-rHE UNITED
States mail desmer FULTON. J. A wotson com
dar viii leave for Hsvre touching land the
nom pier sorh nver oo, Of Beach sres THIS ship has
10 the Of collision Srsndisg tks cond
them and the pumps hens ree 70 the saiey Of tbs
sei and passengers YOU'D be secured Price Of rasssye In
secoud abla ~ and go Baggage no wanted during tbs
voyage should be sent board the day before sailing ma,s
Below" For freight passsge apply 70 ". 3. DkAYfoS
agent No Broadway n -xhr steamer Arsgo VIII suc
Deed the Futon and sail Sc stetnber IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

4 UCTION kCTICE.-ALL THE RICH ANO F.SHlO@.
a able household furniture Of d. Latin. Esq moved fr
convenience Of sale from bis late resencs II Went
teenh street. tn the store no kinh r~euty
second street w be soi private sac this dsy
for csth, consisting OF par0r curtains yards OF Brussels
PETS three magnificent psrlor suits richly
ed In fruits add covered 10 three coore French
sOd centre pie tables Turkish
and lounges % match solid and bed
waehsSrd cbars sofas stands ne hair
cher mattresses boisers and pillows oil cob paintings &c
&c. AL THIS only sx months Ia use, the
order. and will be sold at great bargain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

T'HE MIfsBs DkLANAY's FAMILY BOARDING AND
day school for young ladies' and misses No. wyckof
street South Brochlyn. be number OF boarsers limited
Pupils under the OF the Misses D. will their
souz attention. wl be thoroughly tsugh all
tie br.Icbes that ccnstne solid and accomplished etusa
PaTents deAous sending hev daughters abroad 10
be educAed viii And this good opportunity of placing them
where the quiet comfort OF we'll ordered home united
With the city insruc Ion. Best OF reference
ish branches win Preach aud usc included,
$40 Rnnum. Bills payable in adv every term.
Of twenty ks each IN tbs s:hoas, year The
nett ccmmencss the nrtt wouday 10 September. The
Misses D. will be- at home receive applicants every day
from A t03P.N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

CuPERIoR COAL SUPERIOR COAL
~ Ned ABB, WdITE ASH,
LHHrGH, 1OCGer MOUNTAIN
AND CUMB sRLAND CJAI.
Row seiirx NJ reduced rs.es -
1905 and lUT Worth street,
Near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
MEDICAL.


a FEW DOORS EAST OF BRoapWAf;-Ds. IAN
6tu9
T1R EaIpn's OvFICxS- CoRSKR OF HoCsrCH AM
Crcsby 9reets QsS Crosby. Holss l0,s 70 and toll
Sunday excepted
"a wARD-OFFTllK 4Ss BRO ADV AZ THRE& DOORS
heoy srcors street Once hourB from A. u IL g p
x daily on eunesys uMsP. n
OITls ASH LONDON oFFIoRs or Ds " L.RxDSv
] ca Broadway, New York, up e.alrs . A NJ tosP. Y
s.d NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

UCT,OR NOrICR.-S DONNGLLY co. Will. SELL
"A Monday, august l. u O'CLOCK tho large and spen
did stock o millinery goods OF Mtna Barnett 10 store 631
consisting isrse assortment of ades bM
bonnet gauze rsrmpg rhhoua feathers and eubrode
es Also boxes u snd fsaionabls French flowers
nearly Also oounters chewing hst stands sho
sgns Stoves DC 1hh veil selected nearly
andN be anld sdfhout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

A UCTION sALF.-J. BOGARr AUCrIONEGR-BY @
"a BOG Art Store No Nor.h William tees Will sell,
Tuesday, August 1882 at n ococt tho premises
Bushvck of -kilmsu street srookiyn
dis'rst ak horse nailk wagon fes
SET 0f barnes uk and kettles
lot Of bouseuold furndure ogeiher with two years
house stable with twelve stalls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
I'D CHOOeE 70 BE A DAISY
and Blue EYED NELL,
Every night this week at
BUCaLxxS' SEREFADERS.

NATIONAL THEATRe BOsfOn.-THls LON USfAB
IN shed and popular ertsblishm emit closed f he
purpe Of enecing sve asersnous and By
the proprietor And VII for the regular Tall and winter
yeason Monday Sept CommunicAtoss addresses ~
sre a MI Charles Thomas Parsoe will receive Atercu
HkkkY WILLARD Lessee r. B. CONWAY Msnsg ger,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

OFFICE OF THE Lssox FIRE INsURAsoE Gov
" pany 81 Wall street. New York July d. 1879 The d
have hs dy declsred aem annual dividend of sJ
per cent pay able snd after tbs lsday OF August
The trsnsfer book will be closed until that d ate
DAVID DRAKE, Secretary.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16
Trial of the ssarper's Ferry fnsur-
reCtiOn.

CHARLESTowN, Nov. 10.-Thc Court re-
malned in session until clock, when the
jury in the case of Cook rendered verdict of
guilty, on the charge of murder and insurrec-
ton.
Before the jury retired to consider unon
the verdict, Mr.. Voorhees, delivered most
powerful appeal in favor of the prisoner.
winch drew tears from the eyes of the most
embittered of his auditors
This morning, motion for new trial for
Cook made by his counsel was argued, and
finally overrued by the Judge
Mr. Harding, the District Attorney, refu-
ses to sign 'nolle pros" in favor of Ste
phens, demanding that he shall be tried by
the Virginia State Court The Court has
however handed the prisoner to the United
States Marshal, paying no attention to the ob
jections of Mr.. Harding
1t is rumored that Green, Coppee. Cone
land and Cook, will all be executed on the
same day with Brown
CHARLEsTowN, Nov. 10-Evening The
Court to day sentenced Cook, Greene, Cop
pee, and Copeland, to be executed on Friday
the 10th of December. 1t is supposed that
Governor Wise will respite Brown and exc
cute the whole of the condemned prisoners on
the same day. The Court has adjourned for
the term.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16
Terrible ShIpvsEecA and Loss Of
Life.

MONTREAL, Nor.
The following important items of news is
taken from the Liverpool D,ljly Post If the
9th of October, copy of which was obtain
ed by the steamer North America
The public will learn with overwheimi NJ
grief that the splendid vessel, the RpvaI Char
ter, was totally lost yesterday, in Muffa Red
Bay, near Bangor.
The melancholy intelligence which reach
ed US into last night. was brief, but we fear
Is only too true, OF upwards of four bun
dred persons who were on board. only ten
are said to have been saved There is some
hope, however, that this statement is exag-
gerated, but under the circumstances the loss
OF life, it is to be feared has been immense.
The Royal Charter had about a half mil
lion in gold on board. When the disaster
took place is not known, for the telegraph
had ceased to work, and so destructive had
been the storm along the coast Yesterday
that the Chester and Berkenhcad railway
had been destroyed in two places.
At Penmanawe twenty of the bodies of the
dead had beer washed ashore. The bay in
which the catastrophe occurred is two or three
miles westward of Putin Island, Anglesea
and six or seven miles to the northwest of
Beatmares. 1t has shallow, sandy beach
for several miles, with pronontories at each
end of the bay The country around is wild
aud there are but few houses about.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16

Amother Bear KtHed.-A large Bear was
killed near the residence of Mr.. John NJ
Bride, on the Ebensburg & Jefferson Plank
Road, on last-Monday, by NJ, NJ Bride and
two other persons 1t weighed one hundred
pounds Several of the varnstnts are report
ed to be lurking in the woods south of this
place. They are also, we learn, as plenty as
black berries" in the neighborhood Of St.
Augustine in this county. and several have
been killed. The lovers of rare sport, should
at once bestir themselves.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16
November Elections.

LoUIsIANA.-The Americans carried New
Orleans by $500 majority. electing 10 out oi
70 Representatives. and all of the Senators =
Miles Taylor, Anti-Slidel Democrat. and
Edward Bouligney, American, are elected to
Congress by large majoritieS. Democratic
State Ticket elected.
lLLINoIs.-The Returns indicate the elect
ion of NJ 'Clelland, Dem to Congress, in
place of Thomas L. Harris, deceased, by
1000 majority
MASSACHUSETTS Banks, IRep..) has been
elected Governor by $500 majority over all,
and $4,000 plurality over Butler, CD The
Republicans have large majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
NEW YoRK--The Republicans on the
State Ticket, voted for by the Americans, are
elected by large majorities The Tribune
says the balance of the ticket is in doubt
Both branches OF the Legislature are Repub-
lican
New JERSEY --Olden. Opposition candidate
tor Governor, is elected by 1000 majority =
The Senate Democratic the House doubt
full
WISCONSIN, returns show Re-
publican gains. and indicate the election of
Randall (Rep.,) for Governor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16
Ehe Elections.

W herever elections have been held during
the present year, the Democracy have gained
largely on The opposition vote of last year
Notwithstanding the Illegal voting in Balti
more, We have carried Maryland by a large
majority. It will be rocollocted that Mr..
fillmore carried the State in 1856 for Presi-
dent She is now Democratic, and will cast
her vote for the nominee of the Charleston
Convention. In New York the vote is close
bat 1t is probable that our State Ticket is
elected. at all events New York is no LONG
er Black Republican State Like Mary
land she will be all right IN 1860. In New
Jersey, we have gained largely Oh the Re-
publican vote Of last year, aud the same may
be said Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa
dc. The day is breaking & the ''signs of prom
Use" foretel great political triumph next
year.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16

u We were graft fed yesterday at meet
ing on High street, Mr. John D. Hughes,
late Mayor of our city. He removed a few
weeks ago to Johnst"wn, and opened clo-
thing store there, Mr.. Hughes is a gentle
man, and as Tailor is hard to beat. While
be resided here, he was famous for sellin Q
good and cheap clothing We hope our
Johnstown neighbors will properly appreciate
his worth, and extend to him liberal patron :
age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16

nsa- Mordecai is cut of town this week
He started on Monday morning for Monk
barns, the residence of Jonathan Oldbuck
Author of ''the History of Cambria County -
He will spend several days with Jonathan who
is 'Fwel stricken in years. and who will
doubtless rejoice to see once more, the
friend of his early days. When Mordecai
returns, We hope to have very friendly and
interesting chat with him
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-16
Republican sympathy,

THAT the Republicans sympathize with
Brown and his followers, in their bloody work
at Harpers Ferry, ifndeed, they do not JUS
tlty them, is evident from the tone of their
leading journals. The New York Tribune
the leading organ of that party is very warm
10 its support of the desperadoes When, as
at first reported, it was supposed that Brown
mortality wounded Greely exclaimed.
''We will not. by one reproachful word
disturb the bloody shrouds wherein John
Brown and his compatriots are sleeping 3"
W hat touching sympathy the leaders of the
Black republicans evince for murderers and
traitors What have you to say about the
"bloCdy shrcuds' of the innocent persons who
were shot down by John Brown and his
compatriots 2"
And again ne says:
Let the epitaph remain unwritten until
the not distant day when no slave shall clank
his chains 10 the shades of Monticello, or by
the graves of Mount Vernon"
Does this not foreshadow more treason. in
surrections and murders? Has the ire
presslo!e conflict commenced, and is it to be
carried on by fire and sword? Does it call
Tor blood? Are the leaders of the Republi-
can party nothing but an organized band of
incendiaries?
Such language as we have quoted from
Greely's Tribune is, at this time, not only in
dlscreet, 1t is dangerous; and if persisted in
may lead to other and more bloody radgedies
than that enacted at Harper's Ferry.
we might quote many extracts from other
prominent Republican papers, breathing the
same spirit but deem the foregoing sufficient
Tor the present.