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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

g c. LANAI c.H. MOTT. L.LAUYlI.
IL " ITT6kNEYs ArLAW,
HOLLY SPRINs, Miss,
Eesls at Jsoksqn, the Federal Court & PontotoSe,
tns Courts Of the Seventh JUDICIAL District Oh Mis-
shro1s6oat ths North MiasiSiSNSi N'en'h o ssis9 e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
THE TURF.

AW'rtcdH RdcS-hOrSSS IN EHglnHd-ThsiT Veto
rI>S GHJ D,f,Grs-lH. Tn BrOeck'S Winnings
D-rtrg fhe PaxI isar-AH American Horse ths
fr,f FIrOrifs for the EPSON D,Tby of 1850
4id.riraH TToffsrS ~ En- gland and EaHcs-Sd!e
Of Mountain Boy 10 ths Emperor Of France, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

4 mn FIOUR-BUCKW WHEAT.
f,UVU. POUNDS of pare Buckwheat Flour.
ground anu forwarded to us from Luzerne coun- %.D
", fennsIl lEan,a. We have never seen q finer
9Iuele. lWe sell 1t at the price of the ordinary
"CaledonIa, ,""Ra ay's," and other choice brands.
Extra and Superhne Flour Of varies brands.
KING BURCHELL,
de - # Corner Of 18th Ut. and Vermont av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

pURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
L FOR MEDICINAL USE.
have on hand q large stock of the old "Origlral
MEDICINAL Rye Whisky that has gained such wide
gu who have tried 1t to he the purest and best
1onnd In this market. Price SO per gal on, or 50
cents per bottle. EDWARD HALL,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Fine Family
Groceries, Wines. Liquors, &o., No. 40
=, Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market
N.b-Saperior Old r Reservs Madeira, of direct
I'm portatIon, in demiiohDs And bottles de eo9m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
oo 499 7TH STREET,

~ 499 7TH STREET,
Opposite Odd Fsllotcs Hall, Washinston, p. C.
Travellers will study their interests by examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES, &C., before puT--~
chasing elsewhere. As use none but the SNf11N
best material the market affords ana emp oy 821p
the best workmen, can confidently recommend INV
work to be superior in Strsngth and DurnbiIify to
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
one weeks noticed every description Of Sol p
LEATHER, IkON FRAME, FRENCR DRESS
Other YALICESs TRAVELTaG BAGS: HSR
NESS; SADDbES WHIPS; &e., &e.
manlIke manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered In any part of the city, George
&, 1Alsn.Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de l5-ly JAMES s. TOPHAM.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
DIED,

IN Curwensvil'e, after severe illness
on the 2Sth ult., Mrs. Eliza Welch, aged
% years.
In Curwensylle, after lingering i'll
ness, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoe, aged 43 years
and e months.
In Pike township, on The 29th ult., Mrs
Ann Price, at Tie advanced age oc IS
years.
On Saturday morning, September Goth,
Mrs. Catharine ReUecca Reed, aged %
years.
The death of this lady was MAJ ked with
the presence of Jesus Assured that her
end was nigh, for her death had no ter,
lors. She rejoiccd in hope of glorious
rest in heaven, and Il happy reunion with
Ia loved one gone little while before. -
She bade a last ard afiectionate adicu To
her friends who gathered tcarfuly around
her dying bed, and eXhorted them, one
by one, to meet her in heaven. Farewell,
loved one
All darkness thou hast left behind
at was not thee they wound
In dreary grave clothes, and consign'd d
To perish in the ground
Twas bat thy mantle, dropt in sight,
When thou vert vanishing in light
That mantle, in eurths wardrobe lain,
a frail hut precious trust
Thou wilt lrcclalm and wear again.
When, freed from worms and dust,
The bodies Of the saints shall be
Their robes of immortality" w.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Democrats are you Ready +.

The result Of the election next Tuesday
will have an important bearing ON the
Presidential question. Democrats arc
YOU ready to do your WHOLE DUTY on
next Tuesday Every man should be at
his post, Not single vote should bo
lost. There never was SO important a
contest in this State before A FULL
VOTE will DO n DEMOCRATIC VICTO-
RY-and a Democratic victory in October
Will be salvation TO the country De-
ieat the Sectionalsts then, and the con-
AeFvative men of the state can readily u,
iii'e' and their triumph in November viii
be sure to follow.
Let every conservative man, therefore
. az his post until the polls close on the
-nu tuesday Of October. in lefenco Of the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
The Twenty fourth District.

Our RePutIicNn friends seem 10 be very
s'nguine Of carrying this Congressional
ana Assembly District at the approach.
ing Election below we publish The vote of
1888, showing that potter, the Democratic
candidate Tor Supreme Judge had ma
jorlty of 500 in this District, and even last
fall when the opposition carried the State
10y $4,000 majority, the 9th Congressional
District gave 29o Democratic majority.
The District has always been Democrat
ic and is so still and the election Of next
Tuesday will show to our opponents that
James k'Kcrr, will be elected to Conul ess
10y at least 1000 majoritv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

nj UsIC--MISS i. 4. p. HYNDER would
VI announce that on Wednesday, Sent jtb.
She will open. in Cluarieid o school for the study
of Vocal and Instrumental Music Desiring to
make the school u permanency, she promises to
remain as long W she receives . generous pat
ronagc
Miss i, desires to call attention particularly
to tho fact that she will give SIXTY lessons ana
TWELVE review lessons, for the same price for
which other teachers have given but THIRTY
leslons. Each lesson is divided into two parts.
Theoretical and practical
Receiving double tho amount Of instruction
parents hUro % tight to expect tho pupil pro-
gress also doubled and if the rules Of the school
are strictly followed, sbc pledges herself not 10
disappoint them.
TEXT BooKs-Rchardsou or Groho tot Piano.
Curtis or Converse, for Gaitar.
Bassini Cooke or Lublachc. Tor voice.
Terms, $40 per quarter of seventy two lessons
for either Piano. Guitar or Melodcon.
Vocal music free to oyery pupil studying in
strumcntal music
Rev. d. D. Stewart, NcSsrs. 7. snccringst,
Isaac n. Berlin, 7 u. Helms, Wm. Irvine +
l.. Study, Dr. Wm y. aobcits, aud all others
who have patroni.ed me, can be rcfarrol TO-
Aus. 10 1860 st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
G, b. GooDLNNpER& co
s b. Row.

M OuT WIN T,-Gen Patton made quite
"a flourish at the Republican meeting in
This place last week about personal at
tack dc, saying he made none nor per,
mittcd his friends to make any that il
he was so disposed, he could extmguish
his oppOncnt-haying the evidence in his
possession, but which he would not dis
Close pnJfcy, although he would do so
prirotJg, ilcalled on.
This, we say, is unworthy of Gen PAT.
roS. 1t is a species of detrNction usually
resortcd to by towards. Ifyou have any
thing dcrogatory to Mr. Kerr as gen
tlemar, LET Us HEAR IT, out with it,
General, and no bacll.bitiny,
VIDE AwAEEIsu-Our citizens had a
pretty fair taste Of rids arateim on last
"Wednesday night Some thirty OF thcm
in all, accompanied the delegation from
Curwensyllc to the Black Republicoa
meeting- bearing lamps on long poles,
which only need to be removed and spears
fXeG in their places to render them q
most formidable Instrument of van. -aai
precisely the sun. as those ussR byJoia Brora
a. Harpcr's Ferry. These wide-awakes are
quite numerous in the larger towns and
ewear a cape uniform and cap, and arc reg
ularIy afl'oi rs 'oli,ers, for the purpose as
is said, oil learning Hr05e'ccs to rotc. But us
Il large majority OF them are minors, and
as a man who knows nothing about mill,
tary tactics can vote just as we'll as the
best military officer, the question may
well be asked if there is no other design
in these military organizations; Perhaps
they mean to put OH AJe in regardless Of
what the ballot.box may say.
We hope <the W.de Awakcs of Cur
wcnsville may make it suit to pay US an
other visit before the End Tuesday
grR,mcny cclduc< at ere Cf our
Saloons Is said to have been disgracful in
the extreme, and had the effect of mater,
ially increasing tho Democratic vote of
Ibis borough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
4 FARM FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale valuable
farm in Penn township formerly owned and
now occupied by Richard Denver jr. containing
about 50 acres, bounded by land Of John p.
lloyt Thos. Martin and Jonathan VAIN, one
mile west Of Pennyillc. From 10 to 50 acres
eieared--a good fl. mc dwelling house, log
barn, and other buildings erected thereon. Also
a good bearing orchard aud never fnilins
spring on the premises, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. For which apply to VIM. IT.
vim Curwcnsyillc, RICHARD DENVER. Sen.
Aug. 22th lSGO.--3m Penn township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
MARRIED,

At the Parsonage, Marion, Iowa, on
the 27th Of August. Mr.. William Cook
TO Miss Caharne Irwin, both Of Cedar 60
Iowa, the latter being formerly resident
OF this place. Long may they live to en-
JOY the blessings of malrimonv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Teachers Wanted.

The beard Of Directors of Knox town.
snip are desiroas Of employing four COM
PetenI teachers, for term Of 1 months
Duplication to be made immediately to
Cohiad i Baker Pesident, or D. J. Caths
cart, Secretary. D. J.CATUCART Soc
Oct 3D. 1890 ~ ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

eholottha roewfR mi KtAR BrN.
IuNud BRADY Thompson aud Row.
mon, orc your candidate, all true and
worthy men
-llon Richard Noux odircssrd %
large pcmocolicmcclmr tNcst Chester
ON The 2S.h ull bitterly dcuouacIng both
John Hickman and John W, Fomcy.--
"Richord is himself again
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
Attention Mountain Cavalry,

You arc ordered to meet at Kylertown
on wednesday October 18th at 10 o'clack
a. NJ. fully equipped for parade and drill,
Para6e on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day. BY order Of the Captain,
JAS. w STAMFORD
October sra, 1900. ist Scc't.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
NOTICE TO ScuooL DlpEcrons A,

NOTICE TO School DlREcToRs AMI
TEACHER, or CLENRrIELD Co.--If nothing
prevent, the undersi gned will hold pub
lie examinations and grant certificates to
such teachers as are found qualified, at
the times and place herein named Bra
dy and Union, September 22d, ut Luthers.
burg; Ferguson 9th Chest 2jth, at New
burg; Burnside and New Washington
26tn; Bell 2IIh; Penn, Lumber City and
Bloom Sth, at Pennyille: Pike and Cur
weHsville 10Th Boggs October tst Deca
tur I'd Morris Sd, at Kylertown Graham
4lh, AT Grahamton Bradford 9TH Clear
field and Lawrence 9th; Knox Sth, IT
Turkey Hill; Karthaus 10Th Coyington
llth: Girord 18th, at Bald Hills: Goshen
18th at Shawsville; Huston and Fox
18TH: Jordan 22d, at Ansonvlle: Becca-
ria 23d. ut Glen Hope Gulich 24th, at
GAINESVILLE; Woodward 2jth, at Jefllios
al Q o o'clock \, II.
Where no place is named, Directors
should choose one. 1t would be well for
teachers to improve themselves in the art
.: teaching, iDasmucI rs the standard Of
qualifications has raised. Directors should
be present with the teachers at the exam
inat:on to judge OF their capacity to i'm.
part instruction tn their pupils.
JESSE BROOMALL, Co. Surt.
Sept. ~. lS6O. at.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
NAIITIO

GAuIlON.-All persons are hereby caut on
~ ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with certain yoke of oxen, now in the
possession Of s. W, Horn and Il. j. johnson, as
the same betngs to me-. JOHN MCINTYRE.
Penn tp., Sept. q, l86O.-it. nd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
CUBA HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, pa

THE above Hotel, having recently boon fitted
up Tor house Of entertainment, is now open
tor the accommodation Of the public. Travellers
viii tni this convenient house
Mt p i'1H, .oIIN IQJ DAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

The subscriber will give employment 10 a col
ier to dig three or four thousand bushels Of coal
at COED wages Address him personally or by
letter at 1t thershurg pa.
sept. l9th 'St'' st !. 4 Tc-rr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
s,tNlNINu rMlls IN rmll NM

SsiNthiNt TNis@ ~ ritttAnTi
- pplA ftn,biom Etritm,m pmong Hs
NuHr' ~ ENul1lNg roof RACE bptvaou
tho Philadelphia Police bnl the uot0ti1us rot
gof ati oonnirricilct Ja ues Bu,banhn rrosHllll
cross Ncrapiutrd Y '.-lt scomg 10 bc the gcnot.
ul opinion in Cleorfcli, that Vi Gross had worn %
p1ir hf Frank shorts frcuch.cal Boots, thol he
would nol be taken yet However shorty Be-
not much put out AZ missing Nil. custom but
would announce to all Brctmrd3c Douglus,
Lincoln and BH men, and women and children
In Cleardeld. and Sinnemahoung In particular,
that be Il prepared To furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Goitcrs Of any style or pattern, stitch.
ed, scwed or peggcd, ,ond as no is short fcl.
low on short notice
An kinds of country produce taken In cx.
change, and cash not rused Repairing done
in the ntotest manner aud charges m moderate at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver & Cos store, FRANK SHORT.
n. u, Findings for snlo Sept. 20, 1850.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

ID W. HAYS. Justice of the Pc ace, will attend
Il pronptly TO collie ;tions and other matters
left in his charge Address Kersey, Elk co., Pc.
Oct. Cd 1860 IL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

ittrut.tt CommiUeb oI ihb sf,nlait. eha tin
eo pleased ~ s',' nh, information ib ibei. pow
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

rnG CLAmoY BANNER, T'uc to It's IN,
s'iacL--The Banner orthe l4th inst, charg.
ed James X. Kerr with being Know
Nothing, and gave as its author Hon. Ar
mold Plumer. Mr.. Plumer addressed q
courteous note to the Banner and aaaca the
lie crphatically.
The Banner man had not the manhoo |.
the courtesy, nor the sense of justice to
publish that note, but garbles IT in a stupid
editorial and half repeats the lie. Such
unblushing mcanness is melancholr
spectacle in a white man.- I'mango Spec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

Nuu luN nIrrff 'N hu n|NHIfNH IUTUrfuNIt
FREDERICK q, NlLLrR uieh sheHn Of
Il'ethcld cog, do h'r'bg 1ir, puhh. notice to iho
Elcctou ot ihc county oi CloafUpld. that o. UEN.
EHAh ELECTION win De hold on the Second
I"esaog w October p,t being tho NINTH day
oi the month"; at the several rloctp district.
in said county 90 whioh time mud place thc
unlihcde voters will voto.
For Ono porou for Governor Of this Common
wealth;
For one person 10 represent the counties Of Clear
field, Jefferson Elk, Mexican, Forrest, Clar
ion, Nonango, and Warren, In the House OF
/ Representatives Of the L. States
3 For Two prisons to represent the counties ol
Cleardeld, Jefferson, Elk and Mexican In the
House Of Representatives Of this Common,
wealth
For One person for the Office of Commissioner OF
Cloarded county
For One person for tue Office Of Auditor of Clear
field county
The electors Of the county C Clearleld will
take notice that the said General Election vii
be held ut the following places;
Al the house Of Samuel NJ. Smith for the town,
ship Of Beccaria,
At tho house of Ascph Ellis, for tho township
of Bell
At the house Of james Bloom, sr, for the town
/ At ,ho house Of Edward Albert for the town
ship Of Boggs.
At the house of William Hoover for the town
ship Of Bradford.
At the public house Of h. W, Moore, ror Bra,
dy township.
At the house Of John Young for tho TOWNSHIP
of Burnside,
AT the school house near Simon Rorabaughs
for the township Of Chest.
At the Court House for the Borough Of Clear
field.
At the house Of Jacob Maurcr for the TOWNSHIP
At the house Of Isaac Bloom IT,, for the Bor
ough Of Curwcnsyillo
At Centre school house for the township o
Decatur
At the house Of Thomas Davis for the town
shin Of Ferguson
At the houIo of John l. Bundy for the III,
TOWNSHIP, ofTox
At Congress iiill school house for the towpshiJ
of fGirard
At the puLlie gcho0l house for lhe township
of Goshen
At the house of Jacob Uubler for the townshir
of Graham
At the school house in Janesyule for IN,
township Of Gulich
| Atthe house Of Tcssc Wilson for tlc Township
! of Huston
Atthc school house in AnsonyiIe for thc TOWN
shin of jordan
At the kou.e Of r. u Hall { Cn.. G,r f,e lawn.
shin oc Kartbo,s
At the Turkey Hill school bourc f,r.tbo town.
shin Of Kpoy
At the Cuprt Uo,sc in D,o Doro,,.b If Clcor
field for Lawrence tornshin
At the public scboo. house for tho Borongb o
T,,,,bor' G;,,, ''' Wv -" VI
Atthe house formerly oecppfrd bv Thoms.
Kvlcr. for Morri, township
At the public school Lon.e for tbc Borough q
New Washington
1T the house Of Samuel Smith for tho town
sbp of Penn
A. tbo bo,,s, ,r Iyo,c plo,r, :. i,.opor
ough Of Curwensyillc for pike toynsbin.b
At the house of r. W. orc for the toynsbi,
of Union
Al tbe bonsc or .T,L, V.I,it,yl.C ,,o t,,rr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
A Letter

The following letter explains itself. 1t
is in answer to an msiruo'ion made by
the Clarion Bupr that Jas. X. Kerr Esq,
our nominee for Congress, had like Col
Curtin and Gen. Patton joined the Know
Nothngs,
This letter the Banner refused to pub
lish-just such a trick us might be expect.
cd from an opposition newspaper
FRANKLIN, Pa, Sept. il, 1860.
Samuel Iomg Esq.,
Dear Sir;--ln the Banner of the
18th inst, notice the following charge
against Mr.. james x. Kerr, in letter pur-
porting to come from IAN adjoining coun
y":--
"ln Know. Nothing times there IVES n
rumor here that James K Kerr, of Frank
lin went to an adjoining township and
joined the Know.Nothings. This rumor
was said to be circulated on the authori-
ty of Arnold Plumer."
nevec circulated any such rumor nor
10 believe there is word of truth in the
charge. From my own personal knowl-
edge, know that no man rendered moro
efficient aid in battling against the pro
scriptivc tenets OF the Know. Nothing Or,
der than James K Kerr.
hope YOU will do Mr.. Kerr and my,
self the justice TO pUblish this note.
Yours, 4. PLUMER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

Lorraine & CO.

HANE just received from The Eastern cities,
4 and uroncd ut their NEW STORE ROOM
on MARKET STREET, two duors west vt Third.
lh' most cNleusiy" assortment Of Drugs
Medicines,
Pauts,
oils,
Var ishos,
Dyr-Siud,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
DRY GOODS q SNOTlONS

Sttt ~ ~ SS ~ , wv sNtVtS
is very large and complete; embracing almost
every article both of fashion and service. Es-
pecial attention has been paid to the selection of
LApGES' DRESS GOODS which are of every
variety and the very latest styles.
silks, Delaincs, Plaids. Merinos, Poplins
Alpaccas Cashmercs. French, Scotch
and Domestic Ginghams, Prints
Linscys, Cambrics, Brillants,
Fig and plain Bobinctts,
Irish Linen Cloths &c.
Black and Fancy Cnssimcres Satinctts. jeans,
Twceds, Corduroys, Hickory Stripe Ticking,
Crash, Diaper, Bcached aud unbloached mus.
lins drills. Red, Grey, White and Canton Elan
nels. Also u lnrg stock Of Ladies and Gentle-
mems Shawls. Double and Single, Stcllas and
Cheniles, Black and Drab Cloth capes of the
tery latest fashion,
A Splendid assortment of Ladies' Gentemcus
"a and Childrens' Gloves and Hosiery nj
REED, WEAVER & CO.'S
T aides Bonnets and Hats, trimmed md un-
i trimmed, of the Latest Styles at
X. W. g. COS,
4 Large aud splendid stock of Dress trim
n mings, Belts, Head Dresses, n etts Plumes
&c, at X. W, d cos,
A Large stock of Men & Poy's clothing, just
~ received ut Il. W. & cos
ID Doois & shoes Of every kind for Ladies', GEN
ID tlcmc D., and Children at h. w. d COS,
Tarpets, Dugget, carpet chain, Bags and
~ Basging, Cured Hair &c. at .....
" II. W. d cos
. .-...----.. .-.. ..... .#... .r....-'.
(tall and examine the Patent air-tight Glass
SlAnd stone jars, they are jus. the thing you
need, for sale at X, W. & cos.
III arlwaro Of every kind, knives and fork,
spoons, Locks, Files, Nails. Cow Bells,
Wo,d and Hand saws and Mil saws at
y. W. & cos
A Fresh stock of groceries of every kind just
IA received ut REED WEAVER & COS. I
IIcdar and Willow ware at
Y Sant ia .1eGO II w 4 co. .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

aides Bonnets and Hats, trimmed and un-
i trimmed, Of the Latest Styles at
X. W. e. COS,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

4 Large and splendid stock of Dress trim
"A mings, Belts, Head Dresses, Nets, plumes
&c, at X. w, d cos,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-16

psArp or PErsR PARbsr.=Ths
telegraph anpounces the death, In
New York, on The 10Th isst., OF Sam.
mel titiswoid Goodrich, Who, under
che pseudopym Of Peter Farley, 10
very widely known. Mr.. Goodrich
was born ID Hidge6eld, Connecticut,
August 10, 1913. Early In life he
wss engaged In the. publishing bust.
ness In Hartford. lie visited Europe
Ia 1894, and on his return settled In
Boston, where be commenced the pub.
lieaticn Of his Peter psrley series Of
juvenile books. From these, and
from other books and periodicals.
which he wrote or edited, be derived
not only . wide popularity, but con.
sidersbly income, Much Of what is
really valuable In these works, says
the Cincinnati Gassits, IL undoubtsd.
~ due 10 che breadth aud accuracy Of
che learning Of The late Mr., Kit,ell,
who WAS d the time Of his death ed.
itor Of tbe Boston Courier. Mr.. X,
did The work sud Mr.. q. received The
honor aud emplament In more than
one instance. --Bwiistim.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-16

WAR sHAlt nm DoNH 70 SurFbr
rms DrsANp ron vsfEnAss THE
New York Dptehmam, asks This
question, and goes At once to WORK
answering the same. We cannot
follow the Dmtehmsm, verbatim, fot
the simple reason that our measure
In too marrow, II IL even as that
excellent paper says. the fact, that
oflate years the roll has been har.
rowed down, by the great narrower
aud oontfactor-death. The ps.
pers have chronicled the demise of
Another Veteran, and another"
until we look IN vain, for the need
ful number b. set on the platform
when the Hon. Gagus, gets OF Il
to make another patriotic speech
10 the people. Veterans enough,
cannot be found here IN Louisiana
fot n proper spectacle on the ith Of
July. What In 10 he done I shall
we have another war; Shall we
go down g. Mexico and invite the
powers there, 10 fight ne, OF shall
we take Nicaragua. and the tran.
sit 7 The Duiohmon has discovered.
In a late report Of the Secretary Of
the Interior that this trouble IL not
absolutely necessary. The Secre-
tary says there were eight thou.
sand men, regulars aud volunteers
at the battle Of rlattsbutg, when
Sir George Provost aud the British
army were repulsed In September
1914. ny act Of Congress-, u pen.
sion Of 100 acres Of land was do.
mated 10 each one Of the survivors
Of that engagement Only eight
thousand went IN, and history says.
that considerably less, came out
Notwithstanding, f,eemtv-serem than.
sand land warrants have been issu.
ed 10 survivors. each Of whom. have
proved In the most satisfactory
manner, that they were in the
plattsburg battle. This discovers
10 The DutcAmom, q mint for the
coming Of verterns 10 supply the
growing demand. The state of
Louisiana has tried the experiment
several times by offering eight dol.
lars per month 10 Veterans Of Ia Il
Is, and we are happy 10 say, al
ways with the most salutary aud
satisfactory results.