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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

G.. B. GoopLAsDER & 20.

Our WITH IT. --Gen Patton made quite
flourish at the Republican meeting in
this place last week about "personal at
tack" DC, saying he made none, nor per.
mitted his friends to make any that if
he was so disposed, he could extinguish
his opponent--having the evidence in his
possession, but which he would not dis,
close publicly, although he would do so
privately, il called on.
This, we say, is unworthy of Gen PAT.
TON. 1t is a species of detraction usually
resorted to by towards. Ifyou have any
thing derogatory to Mr.. Kerr as a gen.
tIemar, LET US HEAR IT, out with it,
General, and no back biting.
WIDE AwAKEsA.-Our citizens had a
pretty fair taste of ride agakeisn, on last
Wednesday night. Some thirty of them
in all, accompanied the delegation from
Curwensvlle to the Black Republican
meeting bearing lamps on long poles,
which only need to be removed and spears
fixed in their places to render them q
most formidable instrument of war. -an{
precisely the same as those used By John Browa
a! Harpc's Ferry, These wide-awales es are
quite numerous in the larger towns and
wear a cape uniform and cap, and are reg.
ularly ariHel as Soldias for the purpose as
is said, OF learning themselves to uotc. Bat as
large majority OF them are minors, and
as a man who knows nothing about mill
tary tactics can vote just as well 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 Abe in regardless Of
what The bollotabox may say.
We hope the VIDE Awakes of Cur.
wensyille may make it suit to pay us an.
other visit before the 2n d Tuesday,
goa'cmony oCrduCt at ere cf our
saloons is said to have been disgracrul in
the extreme, and had the effec. of mater~
tally increasing the Democratic vote of
thi5 borough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
C,TRIKING TIMES N PHILADEI

SSTRIkING TIMES, IN PHlLADEL-
- PPIA!E7f 7femendoas Excitement among ne
Massest! tAEXOITING FOOT Ra OE between
the Philadophia Police and the notorious For
ger and counterfeiter, ia nos buchanan Cross 4
Cross hecaptured 1T seems to be the gener-
al opinion in Cleardeld, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Shorts French. calf oots, that he
would not be taken yet. However, Shortyis
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all Breckinrfdge, Douglas,
Lincoln and Bel men, and women and children
in Cleardeld, and Sinnemahoning in particular,
that he is prepared to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and CATERS of any style or pattern, stitch
ed, sewed or pogged, (and as he is a short frl.
low on short notice. ....... ..,.. q. ....
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change, and cash not IT fused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges m oderate at
the Short Shoe Shop ON Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver Cos store, FRANK SHORT.
n. b, Findings for sale Sept. 20, 1860.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03
NFUsIC.-MIss /. A p PyNDpR ,o,i

M USIC.--MIss l.. A. p. RYNDER would
1fl announce that on Wednesday, sopt. 5tb,
she viii open In Cearfeld, sch ool for tho study
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Desiring to
make tho school permanoacy, she promises 10
remain us long as she receives n generous pat
ronage.
Miss Il. desires to call attention. particularly
to the fact that she viii give SIXTY Lessons. and
TWELVE E review Lessons for the same price for
which other teachers have given but THIRTY
Lessons, Zach lesson is divided into two parts
theoretical and practical
Receiving double the amount of instruction.
parents hare light TO expect the pupils pro
greSs also doubled and, If the rules Of the school
are strictly followed, she pledges herself not to
disappoint them. ..rr
TExr BooEs--Riohardgon or GroBe. for Piano.
Curtis or Converse, for Gaitar
Bassini, Cooke or Lablacho for voice
Terms, $40 per quarter Of seventy two lessons,
Tor either Piano Guitar or Melodcon.
Vocal music free to every pupil studying in
strunental music
Rev. J. b. Stewart, Mczgrs. p. Sneoringer,
Isaac N. Berlin, T D. Helms, VIM. Irvine, L.
Ia. study, DIR. VIM. u. Roberts, and all others
VINO have patronised ne, can be Tefsrrod to.
Aus. Is, lsG0.--3t.
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ID W. HAYS, Justice of the Pc ace, will attend
Il pronpty to collections and ether matters
eft in discharge Address Kersey, Elk CO., Pc.
Oct Sd 1860. ly. .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

Hon, Richard Vaux addressed a
large Democratic meeting at West Chester
on the 2S!h ult, bitterly denounciug both
John Hickman and John w. Forney.-
"Riehard is himself again"
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

The subscriber will give employment 10 coll
lier to dig three or four thousand bushels of coal
at COED wages Address him personally or by
letter at IL thershurg Pa,
sert 18th lstc' ST. J, 4. Tcrre.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

The CLARION BANNER True 10 It's In.
st!sct.--rhe Banner ofthe l4th inst, charg.
ed james X. Kerr with being Know
Nothing and gave as its author Hon. Ar,
nod Plumer. Mr., Plumer addressed a
courteous note to the Banner and nailed the
lie emphaticaly. ......... ..........
The Banner man had not the manhood.
the courtesy, nor the sense of justice to
publish that note but garbles it in stupid
editorial and half repeats the lc. Such
Iunblushing meanness is a melancholy
spectacle in white man. Tnango Spec,
tqtgr
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NOTICE TO ScuooL DIREcTons Az,

NOTICE TO SuuooL DIREcToRs AMI
TEACHERS OF CLEARTIELD co.-H nothing
! prevent the undersigned 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, at Luthers.
burg; Ferguson 24th; Chest 2jth, at New.
burg; Burnside and New Washington
26tIl Bell 9th Penn, Lumber CITY and
Bloom 8th, at Pennylle; Pike and Cur
welsville Goth Boggs October lst Deca
tur I'd Morris Sd, az Kylertown; Graham
4.h, at Grahamtoni Bradford 5th Clear
field and Lawrence 9th; Knox Sth, ct
Turkey Hill Karthaus 10th Coyington
! lth: Girard 18th, at Bald dills Goshen
18th at Shawsyille; Huston and Fox
18th; Jordan 22d, at Ansonvile; Becca,
ria 23d, at Glen Hope Gulich Oath, at
Janesville; Woodward 25th, at JefIries,
at 9 O'Clock A, NJ
Where no place is named, Directors
should choose one. 1t would be well for
teachers TO improve themselves in the art
u teaching. Inasmuch as the standard of
qualifications has raised. Directors should
be present with the teachers at the exam
lnat!on to judge of their capacity to i'm.
part instruction tn their pupils.
JESSE BROOMALL, Co. Supt.
Sept. 10, lS60.--5t.n
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Exc cutive Committee or the Secretary, who will
DO pleased give any Information in their pow
er ut any time. 4 ~ ..-.ta -. ~ -.
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DLASTERING,-- The subscriber. having
Il located himself in the borough of Clearseld
would inform the public that he is prepared 70
do work in the above line, from plain b. ornamen.
tal OF any description in a workmanlke manner.
Also whitewsshing and repairing done in a neat
manner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
Clcardeld April II, ls6O-ly.
A p excellent quality of Flour for sale low At
- the store OF W. y. IRWIN.
Clearfeld, July llth, ls6o.
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SSWn@GsT' GMsGiGmGsa
Thirty Ninth and Market street Phil'a.
Prof E ID & CORTLAND SAUNDERS.
Principals

Hon, WM BIG LER, Clearfield VIM. McKTB.
BIN, Esq Of the Merchants Hotel. pblo
Hon. J. W, FoRNEY, of . he Press : Rev. r,
WBSTBR00K, of the S. S. Union; Hon. J. W,
MAYNARD, Williamsport j. LEIsENRING,
ESQ, Prcs't ofthe Lehigh Coal d Nav. Co., and
Hon. ASA PACKER, Mauch Chunk; all OF
Uh2m hare sons boarding in Stvadors' Institute.
will give their friends who may be looking for
a safe, thorough and pleasant School anv ;aior.
nation desired respecting this Seminary.
Grove and Lawn Of EIGHT ACRES
are attached to the Institute, for scclusion rec.
ioutloh aou physical exercise. Bin
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whole ticket FOSTER and KERR, BEN
TON and Thompson and Bow.
man, are your .candidates-a true and
worthy men. EffI $IgATgNIT
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DRY GOODS EMOTIONS

A Splendid ossort;pent of Ladies' Con tlemens'
IN. and Childrens' Gloves and Hosiery at
REED, WEAVER a cos
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Cos HAVANA AND nEy . ORLEANS. u

n yu~~6sv Sep, as 1850 : ~ frvn Socs cf
wsrru ssr~~a rcrh rver The ssuu~h and fsvos seNns
- uNprRG s1Ty samuel =. HsKer, C0mmand@r, newly
hie risnied and cog pev~d from her up, with ne
srs ss~kerrps enrre ard boilers thoroughly rrpsir~d and
- ana he vessel throughout put In ira rate condiurn,
vul - dtupaxched - above.
Bs q laAiDr cf the proper form furn'snse ne omce
- frs passage apply = No J" ~ 'r scexsgs s2rsef
ER-Sysssk, received cr ana sner ynursday Sept 70.
rn~ur~nre N shpmens by this be had In ne
ce~a cDmpsnies sA IN per cent
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
AMUsE MENTs.


a n. sTh6sEsSAy .sass evening". So, d IA
h'sA' lffa THa sicTEins ria vRsrGRs
s' e ra' 0-A
First appearance this s;s ss.;S9 q re popular tenor
First appearance in New s SO ) orb To- Of
Monsieur 0ENEBEET.
premiere Basso Of the Imperial Academy OF Musc In ras
Second a'''a'HSs q sssSs iss sT;iI SssRt sfT.'as
oAnpThe directors o, Academy Of Music h,ve 10 -
iiaeon to announce g her pairoos aad The public tt ny
ber Of nights Win he sslssrs.sa Frsass sasso $50 ''
ssw orgs., ". w, have ne ds.s
. wrBsEsBSE BsE sscIlsAs kyssIsa HEsrEss sss. Il,
Ely" light this sGH rs e sIsS hs and ,sssss Operas.
Music by Verdi ne Poem ~ Eugene Scribe.
III benz SraSa ne SDsss g
most ss'',s gs,s q vfssTss
- : WITH NEW = 81 scEsssY s AND 4 P. P%orERrrEs.
BY signor Hsnnsd cavo from the orivna model q ts
his EA.elency Monsieur le Anistre de Ia AAson de rmps
THE USio0E AND PICTURESQUE DRESSES,
Presenting most faithful picture Of the Costumes q ths
Boy Grand Oosrs and sgnof BruscL COS.
'nfI s'% "
Are from the celebrated manuaory of Monsieur 0rAnGe
essi "a eakR2cfE sSassff e s' French
smoess mme Lyi0
Iss Governs, ot Mo.or.s s.s SkE1s
rtocdh, Chie' o the tonsprntors Mons 0fNEBBAs
- SECONDARY CHARACTERS
By Nine Reehsrdi. signcrs Io, NJ Bar crouya, MaRss.
n,,,,. p,e.s;sl Grand d. CHORUS 1t AND ORCHESTRA
On THU uksDAY, Sept 10 as
se'o'a 'p''''lss f5Fi' fSSs rm' Donna
Whose FIRST
received with much enhusasu, celebs tied roe -
violets In Nerdis popular opera OF
LA rkAvfATA.
NINE INkZ FABBRI
In her great role ~ violctia.
sI6. ST10ElI hs appearance) AlfroxA.
tfh. FkRRf uhc great Barifonel
hufich ana Conductor. MAX
On SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. q,
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
The sale OF seats for the SICIIAN vESPERS and fs~
lkANITA will commence this morning at A. n. the hog
cce OF the Academy OF Music at ,bes stationery Store q
Wall ST. ett, and az q. breusing's 70l Broa iway.
MISS ADEIlNA PATTI
In a new role.
The director tab pleasure announcing M
AtLlNA PATTI viii shortly appear Linda IA Dontssts
LIZ cHAMoUYIx
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

TRALrA SHIPPERS
superior xhip ADJ.
will have early dee.
passare, having sup..
r>~~ passengers ap.
rrSHER, RfCARDs
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LsOR HAVANA.
days firm each port
n W. efr9piA comr.rfer
-hs favnrs steamer m Be thoroughly overhaule .nd
thr abov. Fri
tsr Ocsob.r g At " clrck. TON pi~r Hrcts river Pos
fteisfr ~ passage apry HAB9Ors CO. NJ sor,h syse
Hsr ueA nips va De ovssber - md rovem5erm.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

NIBrOs GARDEN.

A. CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Although bcsh the public snd the musical World mar -
BrnaID by direction Of the I,ssn osera a Tx AcsSs
of Muse yrs cnnsider eus for the q =
rspy 10 their gross and unqualified statements srela
In the hrs, plsce pcasvey deny daring my late g.
nj with them bad at any time bound --sran
run syns representative o. Italian Opera his
~rirsn made with them hing of =
be found have ready for the examination a any wfn
msy be curious In srch matters The asserioa bst -
given verbal promise 10 sneh ere~t usery -'fcu
omitted from written contract more lezpecisly when
drawn up BY OF the sassiiy and 0
ihose who Al present govern The Affairs d the Aoademy
Mn.c
The ln,vfgues % which turing nv Iaxs
with them, everybody hnows that n.r prp-
ceedrgs ~nud be ore prooerly attributable y he chsssv
n he dup>d BY fslse .ad trnx
has arrived which people tutge for dspaa
sionsiely and CALMLY 70 matters % this klnd.
For conduct Nanager, has ai anVS-
cia clear ~ Tho xgha~ ~ fad a
which the II The Academy has ireausa
~ and nns ,riousy suiy can safely a~ert that is ny
tiss pponsed the pnhc ~ the oaals a.
rssed BY Ny obs a,ic-s have pruuaps-
W even u circumstances the most critical tr he trh
dealings with in the cesln.y that M eondrcs ovsru
them viii mt allow iesia 10 be Fven.
he 0hs~ryed thsf the snlmn~tv ~ the
also body who would 10 prrude he pa-
hilisy ~ their dcatng Arir
upon them saoh condors their tyranny and m
dictate.
In conclusion. fully ny Career a. nsss-
ger of Cpern crowded with difficulties Vet dessrtnNx
n ssrus re boldly with h~ having p~rf~cs corf~nre
enlish~r~ public llk- nat ~ Amersc~ wf ways =.
rrcse tho honest ssosss which made BY @u
iss rairnnsge and appreciation.
servast- o. sRRyApfo.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

NJ R-wHo HAS EOr HxARD or rHn CxLxBRAruD
IN. nsdsm~ pREwurEN rh~ has been cousnttsd b.
thousands N shs ard oser cies With entire "a
vlfe r husband sso n her visitor you wh ihe srus
vvs call ~ fsl rhrd above T~ectyhr or>~
faSi~s ~ ~>rtr: v~-lie~~~w ~
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

RARNUxs ASfl.l01N MUSEUM
unai n sSf5aE 4 ssss ssssu1
S sesss II ssYHs Sls IN w.xx
faE H2ksgEssSa sEfsSp n2sRsxi asRpSFids ssY bk1s II R
iSSsfH i$ssfH SsB ssB HIS His ssE!HsEs: ssEEHsEs:
Museum the pas, week and attracted such unwoo.ed crsw
M 80 cosTiSUE ,siisI' I IT ONE WEEK LONGER.
VIM ~ ~ gorgeous in splendid .ee.ey.
% &c n ars EsEssa
sT 81 t's =. AE1ETf19S sT op ..s ss ney Doss 1
ese's Lyreun Theatre London will be produced b. sf
,hs an. criosi,ss Of the Museum win 10 ~
iREsssSSE SSSTEzzSspP g,sTEsToys AH.InNS.
On. q Ss!sh i. TWO bisfiscr HEADS. but ONE Ina.
,,xTAIT3oED NEW zEALANp cATxy,
THE wosDEEPuf B Pd fss ALsfso S > pxaihT "a 1iiiHa'
PHHs s sbS eo1f 2 &fs Gfrfff' EosS sssa H.E
:1 ss lsa sEa xs sas fxRs rs sIsH $ ssSc
IRouI, TLYISd FISH. LIVING Alto sToRS IiSfSe
i IS s ssss ssoIIss
An ,hsse beside: ~ The Wonder. sad xoveas. ~ NJ.
'u" ''"S''' "nsS sscS cOraHsi cusiosriM a fs sH>a
'''" every PIT ~ II TX rps ssss = FOR u crs~
MUSEUM h,srsS orrs uPis5 Ps5n = TifI,orH
powERY THEATRE.
= 'e0'a' "'ihi Tas Largest xUDiEscs '''''A AH'AsT
ever within A' sw WV a e. sssiT. : F sss -
and BY their 'pDi'a'sg gsEsT YsinsTosfa srccsss sss
AVN ssw * ssssi,a ssrsS e ssA' viii ;j INV " oos1ux
SPLENDID ArfoIsTHEsvs ~" ooS'OAAS'
NxGyrFrcENT rRoPExyW
WEDNESDAY EvFvrNG SEPT 10 i5ao
VIII be enacted the fsvor rsms entiiei
WOMAN;
HrR low Hra fAra Hrs Tsins'
To conclude with The gorgeous spectacle
SATAN ON EARTH;
on, THx DTsoS PAgT-
Urne the Uernn ". IL LNG1o1n
.uunt
bAeDx
- Mechanics Hall, AZ BROADWAY, above Grand xroGs,
MONDAY, SEPT H. and everv night during - " -
BRYAHrs MIkSTKKfs
10 new variety Of song. Dances Buriesaue sayags O
cx,hiex AZ.
ID. r. WAMBOLD
In h fsvnrfte Bsllsds and iAnghAhe Dutch snn
Polaa Ia zousv-s Power q Music
IRELAND Az II II.
JEkRY AND DAN BRYANT.
The pcpnlU Druu,s In their comicA vsymss as1 bur1Vno
BLACK WIZARD, In Ander~nn. BLACK WfzARD
Doors open All; % commence Il sococz- rcks~ csnn
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

UcrsHKR, RrcARDS 4 COS AUsr
Line.-pw Melpouvne-rse very
ROrDACK. Burmeisssr, commsnder,
pAkrh for The above port. For fresrht or !
ror accow modAskons for Ara and ~ecoud
or % bo~rd. pier 10 East river. or 10
/ TO. ~ Wall street. Tootne Builfings
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

As Used In her Maesys sables his Rovs Hghne me rnco
Cousort farm windsnr throughout tho royal mulssxy
stables OF Prussia. BY order OF his Exsetloncy
Lleutenant General Wnlissen- Head
Master cf the Horse. &C.. &c
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

MADAME RAY ~ The Brsr CLArRvoyArr AND
m tsrolors IN the United stsi-s Gives lucky rumber~
rsuass speery marriages. a lost prooev. 1e0 seventh
avenue, twenty seventh sree& ladies' - cents gentle
men, 20 senta
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

TOR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BELow.-
IL The hrst clsss sidewheel steamship ALABAMA, Capt
ievrse r. schenck, will leave Saturday Scot a. nj
NJ from pier No North river. Through tickets be
had for the folowf q prices
New Orleans sse rs; Mobile, sss; Montgomery. s2s Eu-
faula, Ala. f24 Columbus, z Albany, Atlanta.
Chattanooga SIS Nashville s27 rs; Knoxville S25 50; Mem
pits ss 75 Augusta SIT so; Macon. s1o Savannah, SIS
The steamer sfAR or fHE SOUTH Capt, Thomas Lyon
will succeed, and sail on Tuesday Sept rs ut AZ "
SAMUEL l.. hIrCdILL 4 son,
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

USoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
Ara cl~m wl leave New York the ta lth and
i~ cf ck month when these dates tai 90 sunday,
when the day wl be the noufay following
~rset rrrrsr al warren. ID. n ALLEN. Agent
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

MADAME sAUvAGEAU'S
m DANCING ACADEMY,
S3 Broadway second below Tenth every
and evening o~spns drznf DAusauts
s~egy evening ul 10 O'Clock NJ All the
txuxht In twslve iesons by methnd.
no ACADEMIES AND BOARDING. kCHooLS.-A
lady t-acsr of dancing. IN Al IL branch
Of n suatoa Address Teacher, box ~ VIII
inmsburg once L. The beat Of references given.
30 WEST THIRTY SIXTH sTREET. BETWEEN YIsTH
20 and sixth - -Msdsne Qevrerol JACKSON has
enlarged Ball Room and viii her Private DADcing
Academy. Saturday. October 9. At 3ss sP. n
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Z.1I wTDoER eairvoysns and sfnsd spanlsh lsdy. m
vet yp<ies ~ utury, love. marrawe a<en' friends
srrrass prprcTfbes medicines for a. Diseases tells LUCKY
uu1nYers, ptuperY Lost ~ solen. kc
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----,-,~,>->,,,~,,ual1 saal1.S.InC os>,,.. =.
E,ok LiyERPooI.-THE sPLENDID sHfp VAN.
i GUAkD Captain Hal ~ilI pos Nv, " sai on wednes.
. JOSEPH 81 sos S1 street, Saa uss ssr
TOR LIvEaPooL-rHE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER
.hip ciil OF NEW YORK positively ssis 20 morrow At
s s.ss :gyy y % S SS.,S pier No. North
Tor xELRoURER-KAsaARoo LtsE.-pAoKEr
I for October 1.-The elegant fast sailing bark uhU
sADER loading and viii sail The i hss superior
sss f b. % s sa
81 Mi s.s ss
IL EVERY TEN DAYS On -,
:s,s To =: o. AZ srssy a q s:essrssr q ossss
above f;oT
syESvhLE VIII ~ on he Is, .ad S cxaswBz q % iA
EoR NEW oRLsAns-PosrrrvELY rHz ONLY
FER s . s s9 @
% sps Apply TEN q
Asg .v, TEE ~. IL .... ssas Az
y North Rivsy. on Ibursd:x septenSer 70 At r. NJ
w. s.nps. s .sss:s S 81 sT'Rsss' y Rsss
s s q: TO-
.s suS IS q choA
VIII Isl from Phsdepia for savannah On Thar.d.y Sep,
.s ;Sssi ~: = ssss.sr
Tor charlsson sept. IS. Al 10 o'clock A. Il.
TOR sAvANSAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BELov.-
1he hrst elsss side Wheel steamship ALABAMA, Capt,
from sT Tvs9 faqoas ess. q ss
0aS Re% '' 1esns 81 s Nozzle sss Montgomery sas Eu
fsuls, Ala. e.. Columbus, M Albany. SIS Atlanta sat
es @ IS sas; ~ o. g kss. sa g Mem
fSs ss r A SUITE . ssS om.. Lvo
will succeed, and sail on Tuesday Sept 70 s,apH
Fosso CaARIEsI .E5 ESQ on G. sAvASxAa GA AND THE
thursday and saturday. Tr United mail side
ssns as iss s s p:s S r,s.
sss a. %s through Of
Chsrleson C. SIS, orssns $50 Is Mobile sss Mont,
sSss a asrs e sSs%Pssl &
for is,sI. % q ps.s:ss Apply sFJrsoS6 HEsrosa
CO; CO q b.osaxsy The JAMES AD.,ER Capt. <: fhll'
NILE vi Cap, L sarrsy, on Iu sday sep,snser ss.
carriers on hi. ns The Espsss agents oah Viii sss n
formsiion as 70 sailing days fare, &C.
THsoUoH FREIaHT ADMINISTRATORS NoR
A fS po % 9uh CITY ron. 1na Richmond connsces
EyDehSurs Bristol Ss%pSs and nssrnsdisis siss,ons
pr1 ssss River 0-' '''os' '''s'p
s Ss s:'; scsss .ss
lhursnsy stsP sslss = on Pcus ccmf,r TO i.aa pas
Gay: frsishi 2 fost:aSs,s so.fol cen.
Eirhmond $40 E1rursion tickets . Norik and SssS Is
: '-' iuDLxx ansEKEs. lis Broadway.
WANrEp-A GOOD vEssK. TO TAKE TWO OR
,sr ssDSssd ION. % q oei GO ss1 % M1Se Tsn
~ vesay street.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-19
esD- Nc have never seen prettier aoods

GSB~ We have never seen prettier goods
than our merchants have brought here this
season, and at prices that must induce a
very large trade from the surrounding towns
to center in this city. We would call par
ticuIar attention to the stock of Fall Dry
Goods which our friend HUGHEs is receiving
at present. If we may judge of the stock he
is yet to receive, by the stock we had
the pleasure of examining in his store
yesterday, we will venture to say, he will
sell goods cheaper than they have ever yet
been sold in our city. H has most beau.
tifuI article of kid heel boots for ladies
which must please the most fastidious.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-19

SYRACUSE, Sept. 18.-Douglas arrived
here yesterday morning on his way from
Clifton. On his arrival here, and during
the day, he has been the recipient of honors.
He spoke yesterday afternoon to a crowd OF
over 10000 people, assembled in a five acre
lot. His speech embraces some new argu-
ments on points not before touched upon by
him. He explained that the difference be-
tween popular sovereignty and squatter
sovereignty was that squatter sovereignty
is outside the Constitution, and in rebellion
to the Federal Government, while popular
sovereignty is inside the Constitution, and
in obedience 10 the Federal authority.
In answer to Republican, he stated that
Jefferson WAS Minister to France when the
ordinance of 1897 was adopted, and knew
nothing about it until afterwards, and that
Jefferson's plan for the government of the
territories, which was adopted in 1884, was
the fullest recognition of the right of pop
ular sovereignty. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-19
Later from Pixies PeAk--IMdIaa
Fight.

OMAHA Cry, n. T., Sept l7.-The frsr
through United States mail from Denver
City, reached here on Saturday night with
dates to the Tth inst.
The Vigilance Committee was wsging a
war Of determination against the gamblers
and thieves. Two were hung by them on
the 9th, one OF whom was taken from the
stage while on his way to the Missouri
river. Several, who had incurred the dis
pleasure Of the Commit ee, reached this
city last night.
The miners have generally declared in
favor Of the old Provisional Government.
United States Marshal Moore, just In
from the West, reports an attack by the
Sioux on the Pawnee village 100 miles
West of here, on the l4th inst.
a running fight Of eight or ten miles en-
sued, which was still raging vheu be left.
The Pawnees had taken Eve OF ei1 scalps,
and secured four or Ave horses. Ono Paw.
nee was killed.
A small command Of cavalry, usder
Lieut.. Berry, bad reached the scene Of ae-
ton, and Capt Sully OF Fort Kearney, With
large detachment Of troops, was moueu-
tarily expected.
The Sioux numbered about $50.