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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

T.NNYsoN's TAnoR.-J T. Fields, while
abroad, visited Tennyson at the Isle of Wight,
and orous at home some photographs Of this poet
Willis writes TO the Home Journal : "Tbe pho
fograph nkenesses that he brings have no manner
OF resemblance to the idealized portraits of the
poet laureate They look roughsr and manlier-
tographs, by the way, are dreadful chronicles OF
ali-cuf coats. After seeing those two vsracious
copies OF the outer man, there Is no getting away
from the facs that the most aerially graceful Of
poets employs shocking back tailor, As pos
luminous pearl, however, trust be will bs better
'sst-not remembered in his oyster shell
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BY the Presldent:
Jos. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTI ZION cLarM.Nrs

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
% Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emption
Of townships above mentioned, ls required to es-
tabisn the same to the satisfaction Of the register
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
will be forfeited. los s. WIiS1,N '
Commissioner of the General Land Ofscc.
NoTE:-Under the regulations of the department
az 9sTfstoiors and now existing, no payment oan %
publishers a. are specially awtAorixed to pubsS bv
the Cofnmlssloner ofth General Land Ofiioe,
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THE UNION WILL. STAND, NO MAPTER
WHO'S pRESIDENT!

Consequ ently shall remain IN Washington and
SS92n mS 70 pursue my occupation IF HOUSE.
Ing IN al Its branches. Old Glazing promptly al
ttended 10. Painting and OrnamentinE Cottag q
70 the painting Of Roofs and Brick Walls
All OF ths above will do as cheap as the cheap
est; therefore solicit the patronage Of my friends
and fellow citizens Of the District. Punotusiity
ner. "A"H
-, gu viii please mind your stops and stop AZ M.
y, rAkkER'S Painting Esiabli shment, No, 81 !
and 18th SITS. 0' os'"soA OH
r: = signs put up free Of charge, a. usual.
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l. ER5 OF CHBINET FUESIfIiRhES hAs

we have now IN store and daily re-
celving the largest, handsomest, and the
cheapest lot Of Cabinet Furniture ever
offered 70 the citizens of Washinytou,-xAk
6eorsetown and Alsxandria,, which wek1sA
cordial invite all who desire furni hing To call
examine for themselves Our stock emb sces evsr1
conceivable Article necessary to furnish a parior
HAL dining room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex
tenslve stock IL too numerous to PARTON Arr = a
we only name few Of the leading articles, suc6
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Psrlor suits.
gPhoitered In q superior manner in Brooatsiie
SIX Rush, LISTING and Hair Cloth,
Sut frame Manfel, Pier AND other Glasses,
gilt Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slahe
brooateils, Plush Rush and Cane Seats,
EteSeres, Ilth Marbie-tops and Mirror Backs.
Do. PaIlor Desks and Whatnots,
ROSEWOOD, walnut and Mahogany Bureaus
Washstands, Bedsteads and WardroSes verv
handsome and chess, W
CottaSe Chamber, Furniture. IN Oak, Imitxtie
pax Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
marble top Hstrseks, in Oak and Valiant.
Iron Hatrscks, Hall Stands, -
SSscretaries, Beokosses, Shaving Stands,
marble top Center Tables, -
Halt and Shuok Mattresses.
reotnef Bolsters and Pillows,
% Isnksn Comforts, Quilts, Towels, &o.
~ ~ naolnon % our stock OF Furniture our rst
rIb9r eosfains large and well selected stock 81
ese ~ sss tnd Croeksry, Plated Goods, Japan
tin Good Bss Az sSufsry britannia Ware, Block
ing oomPlete variety Of every thing neosssssr ~
aiN'-n = mouse 70 AZ 81 IL aPaIim.nts
.,,w. ,ltrop Hail, No. ais Penn. syenns.
% n-n a4 between eth and 10th Ia
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W FALL DRY GOODS

w 4 Are now receiving beautiful asxortro ant M
Fancy and staple Goods Of the Latest styIss an VI
orppoing al ne latest mportations such as
Mousseines, Figured and Plain Satin 65i.bad Msa
r,nos, Clos5lnE Cloths, Arab Cloaks in treat VAR
eU. Fancy sllss fdom 50 cents 70 81 aO pieces Cal
Ia great variety, mogssellnes and Plaid from IL 70
?. cent?, valeItls English MohaIrs and Bro,s-
shawl B9rderinG. Family Blankets, BisssS and
Brown shsetings, Towelings, Table Linens, 4 q,
on the most accommodate z terms SHsi IL
ne 2 TAYLOR uITTNuyGoA5
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STAR.
IHEcONrKAST

You look T. the future On. above, j q 4
1 only look 20 the past ---------
you are dreaming your first dream of fovo,
Anti h&sadreansed my lasts Is. - 'uEzs
You watch fSff-etthata-e gel to trs~d Wv
With yours On q SHINING track; - 4
4 hear bat Ihs eohoe' dull and dead, b. ED.
o. OF feet thai come not back. GO f..
You are pas ing mp the fowery SLOPE
felt 50 long ago; ..-gI
Your raia bows sains through the drops Of hope,
And mil Q through the drops of wos- - :.
Night glides in its visions sweet sway D. --e-
Ana Q. morn You live them o or; --Tr- A.
From my dreams BY night and by day,
have aksd to dream no more.
You are reaching forth with q spirit glad.
To the hopes that are still untried;
am buTyIlg the hopes had,
That have siiPP sdf ON my AIMS and died.
And pray thai the b. sssedest things there be
On thy future may descend;
BIT. alas for mine It were well for me,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
By the PRESIDENT:
Jos. 3. WnsoS,
Commissioned of the Gensral Land OH,s


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emntion
70 any Of the lands within the townships or parts OF
townships above enume ated req to establish
the same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver OF the Land Office, aud make rav,ae,,f
haSors as soon as practicable otter sssng tbs no
tce and before the DAY appointed for the Commence
ment OF the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed; Otherwise such claim will be al
Commissionor of the General Land Ot6ss.
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Commissioner of the Genera and ottscs

NoTx.IUnder the acquisitions Of the department,
Is heretofore and now existing, no payment oar be
made for advertising proclamatiOns except TO suoS
Puoshers as are speetdIIy aH.horized 70 publish by
au 8-lawlSw '.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

shnUNA!S, BVsNUIS And SH0fS.
GkN1ssF FINE CAlfsKlN sEWEVDOOT
.skesr Es9s,. es; Gsasss hpsL French CAT p
ias. YSats. sf to safsss sS; ssS S5a
kS faS scsd fs Lsa,s:
BSGss ,Al:s :S:iy ota:s ssyIs q L:a;ss Hs:ss.
cot. "a. ~. s..s kesE ss sad II Is.
Doors ,s AND s EsNEEss 70 Fsgl1 raE
md SHOES. and eon:san7. Iso snas 81 go s0
sRs q ssIn Pass ys 8 & :.ss
Ssresos1s %son l9Gsr price than he besr
PsrsOps in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
my II ssoIs And oss: 6a
.,Ir SIG P san1yysu & s sS.ns.,
FIVE HUNDRED TRAyELING TRUNKS
e: and :i.s. q sS!s GssshssI, :. t:S Sn
nls:; ,o snS PsSn. sa
issSi =; ysit sS:;st :: 4 I.
fac: ss;sIs.s siss !. ..ss.s..
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co.
~ z99 1rH SfRxYP,
0SSostfs Odd FaIosos' Hall, Washsastoa, ID. c.
v.sqeS sst ao ?,
chasing elsswers As / use none but the -
best material the market affords and employ -
the best wsrknen, | can confidently recommend INV
work to be superior in Stysassh and Ds,a6iiisy TO
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep oonstanty ON hand, and make 10 order ION
Il RSSS s
e,4s, y4LICES TkAHKLI ING BlGS; HAIR
MISS; SADDLES; WHIPS. &C., &c.
Trunks, Ac.. Repaired and Covered, In Q work
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city. George
Alsa-AEent for Howss celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de l5-1vl JAMES 3. TOPHAM.
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we Re ~ $50 PTeP8rod 20 Turkish, ~ sh0rf no
sies, Architecture Csstings from any designs thai
1hsre xiso. steam EnSiRes. SortS5Ie and statiaS
nry; high or low pressure, saw and grist mill s; hy-
drostatie. oS et6sr presses boilers for heating
lag, &e, Tor fosfing other mills, and forging oi
ss !, 2sxsm WIN NJ. ELLIS BRO.
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.. NEW ORLEAN9
KIN THF 1E DA~a
WITH TEE
II CHOICE OF THEE ROUTES.
&4ks Sc

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange anS hlsasndyIa RAILROAD
=, TO LYNCHBURG,
PIygtnsa and Tsnnessss,
East Tennessee an! Virginia,
East Tennessee and Gsorgta,
Nashville and CAattaslooes,
Memphis and ChGrlestoa,
Misstsssppl Central,
Neic Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence BY First olsss Packets 10
New Orleans. -
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Mont.onsry % Kaa,, thence g Mobile BY FIRST
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAlNS-SuNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washfngton NJ q. n. and 6 D. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF seventh street at 6f g. m. and 6k p. m and
oopneots At AlexandrlS with the Orange and Alex
apdIla Trains for the Southwest
observation-disclosures avenue, corner Of Sixth 1t.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD's = :
" IMPERIAL VINE RIrrERS

Lake. All the universal verdict Of al who use
tnem either Is .ssdie,Ss or as bsorags, is that
them sueoessfay in h,s practice for years befors
We puroha:ed Of him the sole night 20 msnuthctrre
eno present tkon Tor sale 20 the public. For II
cure Of Ineipiept Conslmytlon, indiG tion, DYE
pspGs, Pile, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
yond doubt most Invaluable remedy, Aside frou
their medicinal properties they are q 1nro whole
snias aoa GsnxhrtEi Beyeese, predicting al the
without their injurious results ct all friends OF
humanity and all advocates OF temperance assist
for the pf~sral poisoss cpd adxifsratsd LiSsor:
With which the ooGutry In flooded, and thereby az
from the land.
CHARLEs WIDDIFIELD CO.,
froprletorsi IL William street, NeW York.
J. SGHWARZE,A Agent,
WAShinGtOp. u. O..
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WAsaiNs ron SEWING KooNs,
Noy u the time 70 get SPRING and sUNMRs
SaIfTs made az q order. Tle esbseriber is pre-
}s dsf. e msks sHIRTs, pRAwE1s. 80, u n.
SHtHI BOsOaS, COLLARS, ana wRIkT
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on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
1860, trAlls will rnn as follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and TAO a. m.
Leave w ashlngton ut SO AID SO D. n
On Sunday 1t % p. m.
leave Baltimore 1t Us and $40 q. m.
Leave baltimore at Sis and 40 p. m.
TN sunday at % g.. IA.
Passengers for the East will take trains n 40
And 7.4o .. m and % D. IA. -
EoI the w est at 40 q. m. and SD p. M.
For Annapolis at 740 O. m and 8 20 p, m.
On Sstprdsy evening the $50 p. m. tram goes 70
je lS-d T H. PARSONS Arent
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YngRRip ZIP I, P0 HqEE R40 2

DR.. ]. BOVEE DODp
IMPERIAL GIN BI7TERs,
For Diseases Of ths Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary
Orsens, And especially for Female Distractions,
notion,
CHARLES WIDpIFIELD L CO.,
Propnetors, rs William st., New York,
je1IyL Agent. Wssh,n.ton" n r.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
~ 4SS 1rH SrnxIf,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

u Goa CHES TO UPPER MaRLB6Ro'.
Carrying tbs D. s. Mad.
The undsrsign-d are now running Daily, Except
sunday -Four horse Coaches be- NYSa~
tween Washington and Upper Mari l&&5RAA
bOro', SIS follows: WENE90
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and Pa. at O'Clock q. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at II O'Clock a m, and arrive in
Washington at 5o'coek, in time to connect with
the SD p. IN. { ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and coinmodIous the teams
hrstclass In the hands Of careful aud accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 80 cents,
TO Long Old Fields ....--....-..2 IS
Freight and packages ia proportion
Au Is II OSBORN & CO. Proprietora.
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UENTIxTRV

feels that be cen With confidence recon- ~-1ee
mend she Cbeoplestic Process for ineertinxA -
sGsngth, beauty. cleanliness, and eheaSusss. Pc
1I(er sets inserted for tss. Partial in 1roportea.
O4oe sos Pa avenue. -
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sAsaAsn oHsoKnD THROUGH 70 nzw ORLEANS

This e. 8. AAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over ibis New Line.
Tickets can b. obtained st the South Western
Once, corner Qf Sixth rtreot and Pennsy lvanis av
LyEchSuTs, Bristol, knoxy,us, Atlanta,
n csssan"oSs AHst'vlls Grand JgH|ct,Sn,
Asnt<omsIy, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS 10 THE "a.
RIOUS VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.
UOmnibuses and Baggage WAGONS leave ths
of6oo It o. IN. ind ,. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ms X-n Corner Sixth st. and Pa. Gv.
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North Of tAs bass hns and .re,s Of ii. sa priae.po

land appropriated BY law for the use OF schools,
nlltary, ana other purposes, tog sthe- with ths
from the sales. ~ e~
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
sale shall be kept open lorse1 than f,co ,re,ks nd
no private entry ofany of the lands will be admitted
uh ai, a.er me expiration OF the two weeks,
this fourteenth day of August, Ammo Domlni one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.
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1900 e SkAht4 4Ssr9 E HA4NNsekkeNE AM, AND
me attention 81 tee public to our large and wen 60
ieS!ed stock o. Champagne aad Crab Apple Cider,
Sold on reasonable terms IA order to make room
tor our spring stock. Give M Q call q the
sl.Eli Union BOttlinG Depof.
Sp -fgat- No. 81 Green IT.. 6eOrgeSpVu.
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- Ia q. 6. LAAAk. q. 4. kox1. .. i. Auxay
I AMAk. MO1Y = AuTRY,
Il 111VkNEXs- Ar-LxV
Holly SPRirs, Mss
Will practice in the High Court Of Errors ana ~
leAs q Jsokson, the Federal Court at Pontotde.
the Courts OF the Seventh Judicial District Oh Ma
nypl, and vii attend 20 the Col sstior Of clS,r.s
b~sv ~hr~tths Ga-fh v. SaSl1is
W. MAGNOLIA HAMS.
w e Are again In receipt or 3 further sus,,v NJ
smokshoase through the 70 .son, aud s.e IN "a
oId.s: KING 4 -BURCHELL,
"a Gomez lstL St end Vermont sveaae,
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DENTISTRY.

IL DENTAL CARD
" =. MVNsQN nas rvturnrd add resunssd his
koissSion. Ohce and house a. te3 st.,
very other approved style, Dr. NJ. has se,IlD
teeth on vsosnite Base for the last th- % years
and from experience, knows 70 excels IN others
ard 10 one. third lees In prioe than golc. Ms cd
patrons 81 Wesh ington, Alsxanoria, and Georf :
town are re- pactfuly solicited e. cal au 8 -eoly
H. DENTAL NOTICE.
son, and Will be ebseut, a. usual, during the sum
ne, month"; VII resume Practice about the lat q
jy loft $50
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
The Result.

The result Of the election in this State can
be told in q very few words. The democra-
cy have encountered disastrous defeat
Andrew G. Curtin is elected Governor by
about % 900 of a majority over Foster, and
the Republicans have also secured working
majorities, in both branches of the State Leg
islature The Democrats have probably
elected six members of Congress, and the Re-
pnblicans 19-Blair is reelected by large
majority. For the result in this county we
refer our readers to the official returns of the
election which we publish elsewhere. The
entire Black Republican County Ticket is
elected, and as Tom Hood says, "thats tie
long and the short of it" Franklin tells US
that experience keeps dear school, but
fools will learn in no other" 1t is certainly
humiliating spectacle to see the Black Re-
pubicans triumphant in our county, but we
| hope that this severe lesson of experience,
will not be entirely thrown away on certain in
dividusls who undertook to shoulder the
ago. We hope they now convinced that
they caunot by secret arrangements, admit
bogus and reject legally elected delegates tt
4 County Convention, trump up ticket tC
suit themselves, and then tell the Democrac,
that the men who compose that ticket are tn,
regular nominees Of the party. and that the,
must support them under the penalty of be
ing denounced as disorganizers. The rebuk
administered to few ambitious, tricky. reck
less, selfish and unprincipled politicians i
Ebensburg. by the ever faithful Democrac
Of Carroll, Munster, Susquehanns, Alleg ghany
Washington, Croyle &C., was truly witheI
ing and is keenly felt. 1t viii assuredly resu
in good to the party. The elections in Obi
Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota have have ais
resulted in Black Republican triumphs.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
BreckInridgc and Lane.

Ou- standard bearers In this present cam
paigu, are every day gaining strength in the
Southern States, and will certainly carry eve
ry State South of Mason & Dixon's line
Nearly all of Mr.. Douglass friends in Vir-
ginia have abandoned him and gone over to
Breckinridge, and the same may be said OF
Missouri. Mr.. Douglas instead of strength
eniLg, weakened himself by his electioneer-
ing tour in Virginia. When he came his
friends welcomed him as patriot and states
man, when he left they regarded him as a
selfish Office seeking demagogue. The politica
records of Breckenridge & Lane are stainless
and defy the closest scrutiny of their enemies
They have always been the devoted friends o
the Union and never like Douglas and John.
son, give aid and comfort to Northern Abo-
litionists, and Southern Fire Eaters. They
are the candidates whom every National man
in the country should support.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Boston, October, 12--The Cunard screw
steamship Etna, from Liverpool on the 29ih
ult., arrived at this port this morning. Her
advIces have been anticipated, but her mail
furnish with some additional particulars.
Lord John Russels note to Sir James Hud-
son, British Minister at Turin, expresses the
fear that the attacks against the Roman States,
and the Kingdom of Naples may lead to an
attack upon the possessions of Austria, In
Venetia. If the King of Piedmont Was not
at liberty to accept the preliniuaries of Vii
la Franco and treaty of Zurich, now that he
has pledgd his royal word he is not q: liberty
to attack a nation with which he promised TO
live in peace aud friendship Should such
an event occur. Italy would again be exposed
| to all the chances of uncertainty Garibal6i
has consented to the request of the deputa-
tions of Nenetians to publish journal in Ma
! pies for the purpose of exciting the people
of Venetia to general rising He told them
that the present war was the only national
one which could give them a country. Our
battles are SO many marches in cur progress
TO the Alps, on the summit of which aloue
We will stop. He authorizes them to act as
an association for the purpose of raising out
slders to- all kinds of insurrectional war ma.
king.
The Kings soldiers at Jaeta, had demol-
ished the residence of the French Consul un.
der pretence that there was a conuivance be
tween him and Garibaldi The Consul Wa.
absent at the time.
formal order had been given to the Pied
montese commander, TO avoid eonfiict witl
the French, ana even discussion of an
point whatever with the French commander
1t Is SAID that Fariri is to retire as a com
promise between GaTibaldi and the Carou
administration.
The commander of the Fort of Baria. nea
Naples, still resists, and threatens TO blow u
the fortress.
Turin. September 2S.-Farini accoIDpzn
les the King to Florence aud Bologna.
A Sicilian deputation is expected to da
! to pay homage to the King.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
THOSE % Votes.

The IHountaineer, the week oe fore the elec
ton, confidently asserted that Col. NJ. D..
Magellan, would not receive 20 votes in this
Borough, and called on Its readers to mark
the prediction. Well, we for one did mark
the prediction, knowing, as every one in this
town who perused it at the time knew, that i.
was false. Well how has this prophecy been
fulfilled! A glance at the returns will show
that Mr. Magellan received in this Borough b
just forty four roteS-24 more than the num-
Der conceded to him by the lNountaiReer.-
And yet the Wountaineer claims to be relia-
BILE q truth loving Newspaper. Who will be-
lieve that it is such, after this contemptible
effort to injure Mr.. Magellan abroad, by en-
deavoring to get up the impression that he
was unpopular at home.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
The Germans Consigned 10 War
Quarters by a Republican Oratnr

Elijah w Green, Of Columbus Grove Z
nam county, Ohio, recently delivered ti-s
Of the following speech IN the Repa55.
County Convention:
Mr. Chairman:-It is claiuei IL ~
here to-day that it is not policy TO n0un.
a fall ticket on account Of rhe Du.cb. "a
suppose that We should not nauiu2-e I Z.
against Rothemsn- l say, NJ Ch,irr-
we don't want 70 favor the DutcS. We j
want to borrow sby Dutch votes nor n
them any white votes If they d5u't WI.
vote our ticket, let them 60 TO HI
have arhife votes enough and caD co vii
them Neither do We want the E-iSl CD
3ic an our party We have white men ia
party. and don't want the Irish and z.
Some tell US not 10 oppose RothemEu.
cause be Is a Dctchgnzn. We II Pies
township viii oppose him for that Yeary ]
SOD.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17

UNION FOR THE SAKE OF THE UNION. The
National men of the State of New York, have
united for the purpose of preventing Lincoln
from triumphing in that State in November.
Breckinridge men, Douglas men and Bell
men, all cheerfully endorse the arrangement
This is al example worthy of imitation on the
part Of the National men of our State. Not
withstanding our recent discouraging defeat,
we believe that union Of National men can
be effected in Pennsylvania, which will pre-
vent the election of Lincoln, and the conse-
quent triumph Of sectionalism. But the ar
rangement must be consumated at orce.-
There is now no time for hesitating or delay
ing.
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Thus it will be seen that Col. Magellan
has nearly three hundred of a majority over
Smith in fifteen districts, in which the re-
port to which we have referred was not cir
culated. In several southern districts where
it was industriously circulated by men who
were supposed to have some respect for truth,
he did not receive single vote; in all of them
it injured him. Capt. Smiths friends not
withstanding this dishonorable method of OBJ
tanning votes fer him did not succeed in cleo
ting him. He is badly, very badly beaten.
The last we heard from him, he was at the
head waters of Salt River, actively engaged
IN proclaiming to the world his determination
to devote the next four years to rewarding bis
friends and Furnishing his enemies. Glad
we are one of his friends.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
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