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COOPERING.

WANTED,
10000 Round Hickory Hoops.
102, 200 Flat Ash Hoops
$4,000 Pork Barrel Slaves
For which the highest cash price will be paid
Having worked for the old settlers of Waterto1n
and vicinity sixteen years sce and being well known
10 the inhabitants, feel the utmost confidence in
once more soliciting their patronage Intend making
Matertown my permanent place of residence, and
nope to merit and receive liberal share of business
All work done by me warranted to give satisfaction
Shop doors below WATERFOWL House LIST St
D. S. GIBBS
WateTtown. Sept. 7, 1860. vlnl3m3
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"Who killed Cock-robin ., ssJ s,;d N

"Who killed Cock-robin p 81 said the
sparrow" "Who killed the Democratic
party % You says douglas to Brecken-
ridge. "You," says Breckenridge to
Douglas ''You,' says Old Buck to both
of them. ''You," say both to Old Buck.
'You," say the South to the Democratic
allies North. And YOU shout back the
allies North to the South. "You!" thun-
der out the Slave Codeites to the Douglas
Repeaers of the Missouri Compromise.
''No, you" echo back the Douglas Re-
pealers and Squatter Sovereigntyites.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-07

A WELL ON THE RocKEr-The Green
Bay Advocate tells the following: "The
propeller Rocket, on a late trip down, was
boarded at one of the small towns in Mich
igan, by an old lady who hadn't kept post
ed in the modern improvements in lake
steamers When few hours out, the old
lady discovered two men pumping up wa
ter to wash the decks, and the Captain be-
ing near by, she accosted him as follows ::
''Well, Capting Rice, you've got we'll
aboard, eh % Eyes mann, always carry
one" says the polite Captain. "Well,
that is clever; I always did dislike the
nasty lake water, specially in dog days
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-07
attorney General,

I beg leave to assure you that I most
sincerely approve of the resolutions adopted
by the Convention of the 5th-that having
been a member of the same, l voted for all
of said resolutions; and further, that I
shall at all times do all in my power to sus-
tain and perpetuate the principles which
they embrace. S. PARK COON.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1860.

f5 Subscribers arho receire the REruBL1cAs at the
Pest Office eho hare moi bores, trH please ask for IT.
b. 'ctic tho =. II tciU be saced the trouble Of
ooing iags bundle to ascertain icether an in
dsridugt calling for mail matte, takes paper or not.
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In ParVo
OR, E
A Little of Everything,

The following being but small proportion OF the var
Gus articles that will be exhibited.
Irish Linens, Silk Lace, Working Cotton, Buttons
Swiss Musln Knitting Cotton, Irvine,
Jaconet Muslin, Bleached Muslins, Crash,
Cambrics, Tassels, Hoop Skirts, Grain Bags
Frnges, Flowers, Wreaths, Apron Checks, Belts
Bcnnets, Drapery, EdgingsSu spenders, Combs,
Head Dresses, Buckskin Mittens Napkins
Velvet Ribbons, Mems Boots Mems Shoes,
Dress Trimmings, Boys Boots, Boys Shoes,
Lace els Grape, Hosiery, & Childrens shoes
Leise Grape, Needles, FlossRubbers Satches, Whips
Table Cloths Dmity, Mems and Boys Hats,
Sn irt Bosoms. Elastics, Mems and Boys Caps,
Wooden Hoods Braids, Trunks, Buckskin Gloves,
Tape, Pins, Wooden Yarn, &C.. &c.
THE PROPRIETOR has hesitation in guar
L anteeng the most perfect satisfaction to all who
may visit this establishment. Any person dissatisfied
with any part of the performance will have his money
refunded None expected to visit it except those
in search of the choicest, cheapest largest and
desirable stock Of Goods brought to the City of
WATERFOWL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-07

Lincoln is sure to be elected
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-07

Willis, in late number of the Home
Journal, does not give very fattering des-
cription of the strangers reception at the
West. cat Dunkirk,'' be says, 'swe ar
rived at the degree of longitude beyond
which Owe then and subsequently were
made to know the traveller is not to be
trusted Asking for the loan of tumbler to
give lady in the rail car glass of water,
the deposit of dime, (the value of the
tumbler, } was required as security for it's
return This is followed up by the frequent
arrangement at the eatir g-stations- ''mine
host" standing at the door and receiving
the pay for the dinner as you enter. And
at the principal hotelin St. Louis, the lead
ing sentence il the ''Regulations'' framed
and hung up, reads thus "Gentlemen
without sufficient guaranty of baggage
are required to pay in advance" Speak
ing significantly, as this does. of the char
acter Of travel which flows westward, it is
all the more expressive from the proverbial
boundless hospitality of the West, towards
the stranger"
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" n ri G & i q -.

Cast to the strength of the whole Company, and in
which the audience will undoubtedly be interested.
Ladies' Merino Vests. Broad Cloths,
Ladies' Scarfs, Black Cassmeres,
Embroidered Sleeves. Fancy Cassmeres,
Embroidered Collars, Counterpanes,
Embroidered Hdkfs., Mems Wrappers,
Embrodere1 Flouncng, Mems Drawers,
Embroidered Insertngs, Kerseys Satinets, Vest'gs,
Wool Flannes, Kentucky Jeans, Gloves,
Canton Flan1IeIz, NIittens, Denims, Stripes,
Sheetings, Shirtings, Ticks, Linsey Woolsies,
Table Oil Cloths, Tweeds, Damasks, Nankcens dc.
Sleeps Gray,
After the above intermssion of one hour will be
had to allow those making heavy purchases TIME
FOR DINNER. Imme diately after which, and to
conclude, shall introduce the amusing FARCE
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Texas and the Douglas Sedition Law.

Mr.. Douglas said in one of his speeches
last winter, when he was trying to cultivate
the favor of the South:
'Mr President, the mode of preserving
peace is plain. This System of sectional
warfare must cease. The Constitution has
given the power, and all we ask of Con-
gress is to give the means, and we, by in
dictments and convictions in the Federal
Courts of our several States, will make
such examples of the leaders of these con-
spiracies as will strike terror into the
hearts of the others, and there will be an
end of the crusade
Sir, give US law as the Constitution
contemplates and authorizes, and | will
show the Senator from New York that
there is a constitutional mode of depressing
the 'irrepressible conflict I viii open the
prison doors to allow conspirators against
the peace of the Republic and the domes-
tic tranquility of our States to select their
cells wherein to drag out miserable life,
as punishment for their crimes against the
peace of society"
Now it seems that Texas has been pass
ing Just such a law as Mr.. Douglas wanted
VS. copy two of its sections
Art. 653. A. Any free person who
shall publicly maintain that masters have
no right of property in their slaves either
by speaking writing or printing, shall be
punished by confinement in the penitentia-
ry, not less than two nor more than four
years.
Art. 654. B. Any free person who
shall privately, or otherwise than publicly,
maintain that masters have no right of
property in their slaves with purpose to
bring the institution of slavery into disre-
pute in the mind of any free inhabitant of
this State, or of any resident for the time
being therein, shall be punished by con-
finement in the penitentiary not less than
two nor more than five years.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.
6IoRsErowN. Seutern,

Correspondence OF Tia Star
6HoIsHrowN, September "a, 1850 q
A thorough inspection Of the Interior Of tina,
p rtion of the conduit Of the washi nston aoue.
duct which extends from the receiving 10 IN.
distributing reservoirs was made by Chief EngI.
neer Benham aud some Of his assistants Yesterday
The passage through was made in small boa,
and must have been dark and dissgreeable ON.
though it possessed the charm Of novelty. Tn,
distance travers. was about two miles; and tbs
inspecting party found the conduit in sdmirablt
condition, no serious defect in the masonry OF
pastering being anywhere visible.
Mr.. Levi Beardsley, the enthusiastic Union
man. whose addresses to the Bell and Everett,
associations of Washington and GeorgetoRn will
be remembered by your readers, has written q
letter TO friend here stating that he is actively
engaged in stumping the State Of New York for
the Union candidates, and that a strong effort is
being made by the friends Of the fusion In that
State to defeat Lincoln. but he thinks their sue
cess IL very doubtful, to say the least He Is evil
IDENTIFY OF the opinion that the republicans will
carry New York by decided majority
Our popular corps the Potomac Light Infantry
Capt McH. HollIngswOrth, Were out for a drill
by moonlight on Tue sday night, and marched 10
the hill Just northeast Of the Academy Of the visi-
tanon, where thew practsed for some time to the
evident satisfaction Of number Of spectators
They drilled to the notes Of the bugle and we are
Informed that their evolutions and general pro-
fciency in manual practise show that the CON-
pany Is steadily progressing in soldiership. Is
well as In numbers and influence The Young
Guards, Capt. Rodier were also out, and attract d
much attention. For juveniles, they certainly
acquit themselves very Creditably.
About 200 barrels Of -four Were sbipped on the
Monticello Yesterday, besides other freight
The canal is still In fine navigable order and
business Is active about the coal wharves The
water has been drawn of the basin for a day OF
two, In order to excavate a channel 10 allow the
passage of boats loaded with building material,
to the Aqueduct bridge.
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THE LATEST NEWS
New Ysrk Politics
7 e L z q r A PHIO.

Albany, n. "a Sept 2S.-The Hon. james
Brady, Of New York, 10 IN thi. CITY on prof,.-
sional business Tonight his party friends seren-
in response, thanking them for the compliment
they had done him. He then entered on the SUBJ
ject Of the political canvass, declaring that the
time for fusion was past, and proclsiming war 10
the knife against the Douglas democracy He
declared it bis belief, that H. through the division
81 The democratic party, Mr.. Lincoln should be
siected, Mr.. Seward would be his Secretary Of
state, and Mr.. Eysrts would succeed Mr. Seward
~ .ee senate Of the United States, In which
event The republican party being in the ascendant
wo9lu claim 60 be the only national party a.
' ssIa mar after this contest stephen Douglas
las) was now only acting a, a. std "a the rcnnb
heans He reviewed the action Of the two demo
cratic Stste committees, declaring that the res
p .Ity % ehe oeieet OF the union OF the demo.
mittee ~ss" 'oA
Mr. Bradys speech Ia regarded as a anal hlov,
10 any union, so Tar as the Greene committee and
State committee are concerned and an nriny the
fact that II union is effected IL must be viii ,l,e
aid Of the leading supporters Of Brecfiprid0e
and Lane In the city Of New York, outside Of The
Mr.. Brady defined, and eloouentlv des.,a.s
the principles Of the Seeding Baltimore O.,
vention, and denounced "squstter Sovereignty
In strong terms.
On some alluson being made by him 70 Mssrx
Richmond and Cagger, some Of the friends Of
those gentlemen collected together opposite the
hotel and gave them three cheers. Mr. Brsdy's
Tematks were received with warm applause by
his friends y
After the conclusion Of his speech, In response
TO LOUD calls, ; g. Courtney, Esq i, made a brief
speech, calling On the Breckiaridge men 70 rally
IN support OF their candidates, and denouncine
the fusion ticket Of the Cooper Institute.
NEW ROCHELLE, Sept 25.-The natinn,l d.
mocracy Of this town are now rati fyiug ths Union
ticket by the firing Of guns.
NEW YORK; sept q The Douglas State Com
nllee are understood to lave agreed 20 accept the
SIX names proposed by tie committee al the late
union meeting, and will answer al 20 Mr. Ran
dGi LOT eifctor at large ~ soon they can learn
whether the vacancy can be made.
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Later frsu Eurspe

SANDY Hook, Sept. 27.-The stesue, Pe,I,
f'om Liverpool on toe 18th via Queen town on
the 10Th, passed of this point on Der way 20 New
ork about eleven O'Clock last night
Italian affairs continued unchanged
The French Minister had len Turn
The King Of Naples had gone 10 Spain
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, sept. l5.-rhe sdvsces from Man
chester continue favorable, but the advance az
Tuesday has been lost
Breadsuns Tho weather hes been favorable
for Tue crops; ent was bOisterous on Friday The
aouI nafhet closed quiet and steady. w heat
steady. Corn quiet and rather nrmer
PROVISIONS Beef 10 heavy and all ouAliti,s
slightly declined. Pork is arm con .t,-,d,
Lard hrm. Tallow frmer -
LONDON Money MARKET, Sept. 15-The money
market iseasy. Bullion In the Bank has inrr-f 81
tS3.UN. Consols s3Sa9ax for money, and 80 1
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Loss Of a Steamer, Man Murdered. sr.

ST. l.orIs, Sept DC The steamer A b Cham
oefs, bound hither with valuable cargo, sun
on Monday night, near the mouth Of the Missouri
river The boat and cargo are supposed 70 be a
total loss, The boat was valued at SOS OOO. and
is ihanred for 100000 in PHILADELPHIA and HsT-
Ilsburg. No lives were lost
murder was committed on the Fair u,ouna.
yesterday. The cause principally was LIQUOR
Daniel Hazard was arrested ON the charge of
committing the crime
- bernard sheehan was shot on Sunday night by
Daniel Quinlan. lie died on Monday from the
effects OF the wound. The murderer escaped
Hatchet has been sentenced at 81. Joseph. 90
imprisonment In the penteHtiary for IS years for
ehnclng free negro woman from Kansas and
trying TO sell her In Missouri
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Capture Of SIayers.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 26-A brig, name IN
known. but supposed to be the storm King, has
arrived, In charge OF Lieut.. "A. X. Hug hes, Of the
United States Navy, thirty -one DAYS from Mon
rovla, having been captured by the steamer San
Jacinto on the sth ult, two hundred miles of
Congo river, with GIG negroes on board who
were all landed at Monrovis
The priZe-ship Erie, captured by the steamer
Mohican on the sth Of August, had arrived at
Monrovia, with over SU0 negroes, in charge of
Lieut.. DOnegan.
NORFOLK, Sept. 27.-Twelve prisoners taken en-
board 81 the slsver, supposed 70 be the storm
King, are here. In charge of the u 3 Mauh al
who has lodged them in jsiI Seven Of them are
heavily ironed, but the Others are SEX
The ships Golden Eagle, William Berry, ard
Grace Gordon, from Callao, with guano, have
arrived In HAMPTON Roads
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DIED,
On the morning of the 2eth instant, Of typh aid
fever, JOSEPH p. COGSWELL, printer, in the
10Th year of his age.
The friends of the fsmiLy are requested to attend
his funera to NOR Ow Ildayl afternoon at thr g
o'clock, from his late residence, ohusetts av.
north side, between 9Th anu 7ta SITS.
On the 26th instant, ANNIE E., infant daughter
of Charles and the late Susan G. Robinson, aged z
months and weeks.
The sorrOws of this life
She feels not now; ~
Its sha ,ows may not fall
Upon her brow. .ac
We will not wish her here
With us to roam;
Oh, father, grieve no more
Your child's gone home.
Her funeral will take place to morrow at o'c k,
at the residence of Mr.. Steele, No. 429 Massachu-
sets av.
On the 25th instant, FANNIE A. daughter oil
the late F. Johns and wife of Dr. b. Berry, in
the 18th year of her age.
baltimore sun Please copy
his father, LEWIS DEAyERS, only son of VIM
beavers, in the cath year of his age.
tAlexandria papers copy
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Murder Of Travellers A Ark.ps.s

VAN BrREN, Ark, Sept 26.-Two travellers,
supposed 70 be from Texas. names unknown have
been found murdered and their bodies thrown
over blut some ten miles north Of here IL is
supposed they have been dead about a week
Parties have gone In pursuit of the murderer
The victims were travelling towards ST Louis
and IL 10 thought they were murdered by a MAJ
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walker, the FiIibu,,er. net AAs,

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 26.-The schooner Tay-
Tor, from Stella on the 18th, has arrived here and
announces that Walker 10 safe, and returns home
by the next vessel. Walker and Rudlef would
have been immediately released n they had
claimed American citizenship or British protec-
ton. The British commander declared that they
should not be shot -
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Missouri Pelitics.

ST. Louis, Sept e6.-rhe Douglas and Brcck
inridge wings Of the democracy held mass meet
ings ia this city last night. While Judge Hall
burton was address, ng the Rree kinridge altering
tue Douglas men made an attempt 70 break up the
meeting, aud during the melee that ensoed two
Breckenridge democrats were slightly stabbed
The Bulletin calls upon the Breckinridge demcc-
racy TO hold themselves prepared for LIKE demon
STATIONS In the future and 20 shoot or arrest all
those who seek 10 deprive them Of their eQes
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s speoihc Ho-
meopsthic Remedies put up, expressly for family
in cases, containing % walls, from "a to IS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, 353 north F street;
also by F. Il. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Wfch
Hazel, for internal and external lnhammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma g. ly
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The Boiler fxpls,isu

PITrsSURG, Sept. 25.-No additional bodies
nave been taken from the ruins Of the building de
molshed by the boiler ex plosion Of Yesterday and
it Ia presumed there are no others fhe mum Der
Of victims has been increased by the death Of two
wounded by the calamity. Two Others are in a
precarious coalition. The investigations by tbs
coroner's jury Is progressing -.
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Movement, Of Lsrd R.nfrex.

DWIGHT STATION, Ill Sept 25--fsord Rem
rev and suite express themselves highly graft fed
with their two days sport on the prsiries To-day
the party banged ls5 quail, % which Lord Rem
frew killed rs
Lord Renfrew and suite leave here for 81 Louis
on special train at $ O'Clock tomorrow merning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

CHILLs AND FEvKR! CHTLLs AND FEVER ~ One
Of the greatest remedies that has been laid be-
fore the public for ever and Ague and which have
received the nj encomiums from the press and
the people, Dr. Hostetter'S Celebrated Btfters.
who would endure the torture arising from this
terrible disease, when IT can be so easily cured
and icy ohllls alternately, when a remedy can be
obtained for mere trihe! And yet how many
families linger out painful existence under this
deadly blls and do nothing but gulp down quinine,
until II becomes as common as their daily meals,
and yet they not relieved. None but the foolish
and weak would hesitate to procure these valuable
Bltters, and save themselves intense agony.
sold by druggists and dealers generally every
whore. ne Is cost
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse endfemale
.s which greatly soiiitates tn process Of teething
By softenins the gums, reducing al Inflammation.
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health TO your infants.
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
smother column. 11-1v
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NorIcE.-DStrict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Office.
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A WASHINGTON FIRM RIcsIvI BALTIMORE
Sun Of this morning says: "Hon.
Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury, has
awarded the contract for the rspairs Of the Gus
tom house at this port 70 4 w. Henderson, Of
Washington city, their bid having been ~ $40,
and the lowest. II Snowden Andrews, architect
and superintendent Of the U. = Court house, has
been appointed to superintend the repairs. II 10
expected the work will be finished within ninety
DAYS -
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Indian flsht.

OMAHA, N. T., Sept 2S.-lt is fumored here
that the Pawnee and Sioux Indians have had an
othet nget near the Pawnee reserve. Thirteen
Siaax aad one Pswnee are report>d kill~d a cent
ellis had gone out 20 quell the distarbance-
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HOLLowAy's PILLS..
Dix tneSS-Headachs Who would with patience
suffer the pangs of eIcrucIating headache-the
gnawing stIngs of ind estion, the sIckening nau
sea of bile-Ihe. tremor of shattered nerves, the
broken and troubled slsep-with the g. adual con-
may be avoided or permanently cured by the agency
of these inva liable medicines. Sold by all Drug
gists, at 25o., &C., and 81 per box. Sc 2l-lw
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New York Marksts .

Nrw YoRL. Sept. 81 -fDar salOc. higher:
state IS 2oss So Ohio IS seas 90; Southern IS IS
40 Wheat firm; Western red 81 40, Southern
mixed sl4l. Com lower; mixed sc. Provisions
quiet. Whisky dull at 23kc.
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nUR STOCK Is ALWAYS COMPLETE OF
~ the celebrated Chickerlny & Sons un-
every size. style scale and finish. at pricesIuVNV
to suit the times Old Pianos taken ,rt payment
for new. The Chickering's have been awarded 40
gOl and silver medals at the different exhibitions
N the United states for the superiority of their
better prices low their terms Of paying as
easy discounts for cash greater than any 9th
- JOHN r. ELLIS,
SECS SOC Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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UThough TIKI sr.R is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is large TO require 1t to be put TO press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m. !; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev, Mr.. Hamilton,
ter of the late Francis Garcia, Of this city. -