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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
--latest from, Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS. Sept. Is The schooner
Virginia Antonetie. from Vera Cruz the 2i
inst has arrived at this port with S373 000
in specie
Twenty thousand Liberals were marching
on the capitol
Miramon was in the city of Mexico with
I 500 men, The attack was expected to
commence on the Sih inst.
A new loan to be levied exclusively upon
Mexieans, was expected soon TO be pro-
claimed
The Bishop of Gaudalajara had been re-
leased from Imprisonment by General De
Gallado
1t is reported that General Maja had made
good his escape
The correspondent of the Progresso at the
Capitol, says that fhe Liberal army had left
Querretaro. and they were expected to reach
the city on the Sth. 3. 900 men were advau-
cling from Cuerwavaco.
Gen OthegO was expected to arrive soor
from Gouds.afaro
The steamer Austin. from Brazos on the
18th inst. with $50 800 in treasure. ha.
arrived She brings advIcas from Cohuila
| which state that the civil war in New Londor
continues undated.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
Democratic Meeting and Pole Rais-
ing.

a num Der of the friends of Breckiuridge,
Lane and Foster. assembled on last Saturday
afternoon at the Hotel of Aloysius Maer,z,
in Cambria township. for the purpose of erec-
ting Hickory pole in place of the one which
was cut down by some malicious individuals
on Monday night of last week. Upwards of
one hundred voters were present. The Pole
was soon firmly planted amid the enthusiastic
cheers of the assemblage. 1t is one hun
dred feet high. The flag is inscribed with
the names of Breckenridge Lane and Foster
The meeting was then addressed by John F.
Barnes Esq. of Johnstown and C. ID. Mu--
ray of Ebensburg. They were followed by
Mr.. Aloysius Maertz in speech in the Ger
man language which was well received. The
Meeting then adjourned with three cheers
for Breckenridge. Lane. Foster, McAllister.
Magellan and the rest of the County Ticke.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
The Indian Troubles in ScyS Mex

INDEPENDENCE, September 17.-Tbe New
Mexico mail, with dates 70 the 81 INST.
rived this evening. y convention Of the
people OF New Mexico met a. Santa Ee ua
Ihe 9th ult., for the purpose IF making g.
ranCements for the protection % their lives
aud property. from the TavaEes Of the Navs3a
and Otner Indians. They resolved 20 rsise
1000 volunteers. aud asked The q werner u
receive them. hut he would not They then
passed resolutions that owing 70 private gaar-
rels between the cfieers Of the regular amy,
uo dependence could be placed them, aul
tbar the regular troops in tie. territory are
not suficieu. for It's protection. They deter
mined to take their defenee into their own
hands, aud call for one laD3Fss -Ia"untcd
men from each county Sss7-ssace- Emanuel
g. Harris was appointed Colonel of the reg
iment, and it i expected TO optn the cam
/ paign on the 20;u inst
! Col. FoDtelroy has ordered campaign
against the Indians. II move IN three separ-
ate columns on the 1st OF October. On the
/ Sih inst baud Of KIoWas numbering eleven.
with COtanek, their chief. went II Allison's
/ Rauche, on Cow Greek. and agreed 1ith Mr.
! Peacock, the proprietor, n come tie nexf
day aud go the PAwnee Fork and make .
treaty with the United States officers. True
/ TO their promise they came and induced Ir-
I L eacpCk 10 90 out ana look tuEoG-- 3 sr,E
glass, at as they reported. company cf sol
dicrs some distance OF While Mr. Pcacnck
was in the act Of looking. they shot him
through the head, and also through the body
killing him instantly. They thcn shot hIr
Myers, his clerk, bat did nnt Kill him At once
He re:reated to 4 room where there was sic5
nan, and warning him of what was going oT
sank down and died almost Immediately. Th,
: sick man vas armed with revolvers, wh;gi
the Indians being apprised Of. did not Sc
proper 10 molest him They loaded clever
ponies with goods and left
The people At Cav Creerk were expectiu.
. au attack from the same Indians. and ha
o only one company of soldiers to protect them
p Mr. Kays lost eighty head ofeattle at Cav
Creek They we're run of by 4 stamped
Of bu6aloes. He is en- route for Santa Fe
, with large train.
,! y band Of Pawnees and Otto Indians
= few days ago. came to Council Grove, Al
: run of sixty head of mules aud ponies
, From all the information II b had.
seems that there i determined plan amor
all the Wild Indians to make war upon L
r army and citizens travelling the plains.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
Remarkab coincidence!
Voters OF Cambria Read.

The Ebcnsburg EouHtajHeer. now owned, |
conducted and controlled by a Know Moth |
ing. has been assiduous recently in informing
the world, that the fight for Assembly in the
present contest, is between g Gorge \. Smith.
and Alexander c. Mullin; and that VI. d.
Magellan the Democratic candidate, has not
the remotest chance Of being elected. In or
der to confirm this opinion, long and iabored
article appeared in the Johustown Tribune,
also Know Nothing organ. last week. Its
object also appears to be, to prove tnat
George y. Smith is the regular nominee Of
the Democratic party for Assembly, and that
the fight is between him and Alexander Null
lin This is certainly remarkable coinei-
dence But when we remember the fact that
both papers are controlled By Know Nothings.
it is not perhaps so astonishing after ali. They
are doubtless acting on the principle of Il
tickle you, you tickle me-" and furthermore
YOU know, kind reader, that fellow feeling
makes Us wond-ous kind" If we may be-
leve the two Know Nothing organs of the
County, the Nountaineer and Johnstuwn
Tribune, Mullin and Smith are the only can
didates in the field But those Newspapers
although in cohoot, DO not aud cannot
coptrol the public sentiment of this county
The people will tell them so at the ballot box
in few weeks.
We understand that at Carroltown on last
Saturday. friend of George n. Smith. read
extracts from the last number of the Tribune
for the purpose of proving that George y
Smith is the regular nominee o. the Demo
cratic party for Assembly, and that the fght
is between him aud Mr. Mullin And ye
we learn that in the very next sentence b,
denounced Mr. MUllin as Know Nothing
and the Tribune as Know Nothing paper
1t is highly probable he had not then th,
Afountaineer, the organ of Mr.. Smith in hi
minds eye" He told his audience tha
Mr.. Mullin was unworthy of their sup
port because lie was a Know Nothing, an,
yet in the previous sentence he had distinctl
stated that the Johustown Tri6aue, once th
open and avowed organ of the Know Nothing
that George n Smith was the regular nomi
nee of the Democratic party for Assem- bly
and that he is stronger than Magellan. III
Noon may regard it as good authority on thos
subjects, but we 90 not, and never will. w
honestly believe that Mr- Magehan's pros
poets of triumphant election are now quit
fattering. He will receive the entire Demo
cratic vote of several Of the strongest Demo
cratic townships in the county. He viii ru
well in every portion of the County, and
is not in the power of the Ebcnsburg Noun
taineer and Johnstown Tribune to preyen
him from doing so.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
George n. smith the Friend Of Soul
less CGrDGratfOns.

1t is a fact not as we'll known as it should |
be, that George n. Smith while member OF
the Legislature, voted for giving away Qor
the transaction did not amount to a sale) the
State Canals to the Sunbury aud Erie Rail
Road Company. soulless corporatious This
measure was condemned by the Democracy
in every section of the State at the time. 1t
was cunuiDgly devised scheme to enrich
few individuals at the expense of the State
It is true the Sun bury and Erie Rail Road
Company was enriched, but it was at the ex-
pense of the honest bard working yeomenry of
Pennsylvania, who have made it the first State
in wealth aud Importance in the Union. We
have said that The Canals were given away
/ The State really received nothing for them
4 It was nothing but sham sale, aud this Capt
! Smith could not but know at the time.
Aside from this, tre hare erery reason to
presume that he as an .faror Of repeating the
three mill tar on the tonnage Of the PendsyL-
rania Rail Road Company. A resolution
instructing him in the event of his election to
oppose the repeal of that tax was defeated, re-
iected in the Convention which nominated
him, on motion of p S. Noon, Esq, a gen
tleman who is his confidential bosom friend
and is now engaged in stumping the County ii
his favor The presumption therefore is tha
be is iu favr of the repeal of the Touuag'
! tax. Every farmer, every mechanic
every laboring man in the community is tax
cd for the support of the government. VIZ
, then should u Souiess corporation Je reieaser
from, bearing ats share Of the JurthenP Peu
= pie of Cambria, George y. Smlth in 1888
, was the plant tool of the Sunbury aud Era
Rail Road Company. Have we then nc
e good reason to fear that if elected at the al
. preaching election, he will be the plraut TO,
r. of the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company
2 His ,rara,est Supporters an this portion Of q
J. county are Stockholders of' tkot Comipgay.-
f Tax payers of Cambria, has not that Comp
~ as good right to pay taxes you hav
= VO;e for Magellan who Eas always been o.
: posed to extending unlimited privileges to
D, responsible corporations
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
The Munster Delegation.

One of the noticeable aud praiseworthy
features of the Carrollton Mass Meeting, was
the Munster township Delegation. They
joined the Delegation from EbeDsburg In this
place, accompanied by an excellent martial
band large and splendidly painted Silk
Banner, and beautiful flag made expressly
for the occasion, by the fair ladies of that
township. The Meeting before adjourniug g
gave three cheers for the Munster Delegation
and the ladies who made The flag. 1t was a
well merited compliment. The Munster De-
mocracy are enthusiastic for Breckenridge.
Lane, Foster, McAllster and the County
Ticket.
While on this subject, we feel it our duty
to say, that the members of the Closer band
merit the thanks of the National Democracy
for the excellent music they furnished on The
occasion The Munster and Eoeusburg bands
also acquitted themselves well. Jacob Luth
er, Esq, and Mr.. Augustine Luther both ha,
their dwellings decorated with appropriate
banners.
The Ebensburg and Munster delegation
we're met at the residence of Squire Luther
! by Delegation from CarroItown. headed b,
the CLOSER band. and escorted into town
! Enthusiasm and harmony were the order c
the Gay
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

Thousands oF females z-zs.r f.l-l 5--s----
REGULAR to the saz- Elrs-- sal T-.cz- ca
..IaonE these Is Female Weakness OF Wa
I.lucor.hea. with Is Constant G-t5l1z--z- i
.u5e. Pr stratioD, Lame u~ Weak E-li
General Debility No one can Be s--z-
who thus suffers, and u hundreds @ o-s=s -
: utterly undetermined Ola-schpol lla---2s
drugs do bat ii-t,E Eoo5-uitea much il5--.
HumEhreJS' Specific Fou7sspatsic Ez--.s
are Just the thing. relieving V---p,.T, 81
ring permanently 4 dJileT's -ur-5 WI
more good than quarts Cf nostrE--s. lE zlZ -1-
attendance on = doctor SIX boxes tl- g
g'e boxes - cents
y IA full set II HCNPEEETs' L1l-z17-
SPECIFICS, with Bo'k Of Directions. --- ~
different Eeme5.eS. IN large vla-s. 80 '-17- &
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and Book. 8. Single bczss, > KS --- s
These R=-ae5;as. 10y the single alz 7- --z
sent by mal or express. fTle 0- Gage. 8.
( address, on receipt II rhe prise --.5
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M. zG2 Brrs-..-sv. --5----
S5d by E. J MILLS, Ec-usl--E.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
Alarric0

On Thursday, the 20.h inst h tie 2,
William LLOYD, Ma DAVID J. Evays, Z. v-
Mary ROBERTS. Of Cambria .oEush.p.
The above notice was acc0upari=l r
delicious wedding cake. II re.zra, vs d
cerely hope that the life Of CIR 49,
hearted and gentlemanly neiEhblr. a.. 4
Of his bride. may be long, io7.pg. T-r-
ous and happy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

E The largest and best selected stock of
Wathes. Clocks. Jewelry Cutlery aRd farey
articles We have ever seen is at the establish
ment of cur friend Stahl His stock is we'll
selected, aud the best the market contains,
and he sells cheaper than any other estab-
lishment in the County. If you need any
thing iu his line. you will do well by giving
him a call, for we are sure you will get the
worth Of your money. He warrants all ar
ticles to be genuine.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
Democratic Meetings and Pole
RalSings.

The friends of BreckInridge. Lane, Fos-
ter, MCallister and the County Ticket,
will hold meeting in the Borough of Sum
nitviIle on next Saturday afternoon. at one
o'clock. A beautiful Hickory Pole will be
raised Speakere will be present. Democrats
attend. Also at Hemlock the same evening
at o'clock.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

E- Hon a. II. Stephens OF Georgia.
supporter of Douglas, iu a speech delivered
recently. denounced in strong language, that
squatter sovereignty doctrine of his candidate
and endorsed the Dred Scott decision. II is
strange thing to see man sustaining a
candidate whose principles be repudiates.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
Irdgc Dor;c-as, stssr1pinr Il -.

kCCe &C - o. 4s25' bsehA4f FftsaE IN II7H-r-
We want some NJ 5u5ee Douglas s,-.-s.
to explain toe reEui. II Maine We i,-
been told SO much abou; lis popular E-7..
eighty strength IL The North, and t. D..
bossted 50 much about It himself, that Ts5-s
reason 10 expect be would have re7o. 1,iieB;,.s
Maine by bis stump speeches But ip.,s,5
"i that. i has gone more strongly B.ack p.
publican tsaH-ey-r- 50F. Is fhis2 Es -.
had Maine al to himself. he had al s4is "a,
nees, he personally superiurende6 ih= esrr,.
and made the principal stump speecLs. 4.
had the benefit Of generous union q =
part Of the Breckenridge men upon his =
didates. and yet they are beaten ont Of 81.
Is this the feast be desired TO invite rs - :
/ this tee popular feeling IN favor Of D5p,,-
and squatter sovereignty? Do the Deuc,.,,
| of Pennsylvania want any more eys6ssos =
I the utter weakness of his cause? VII -
/ be warned IN tine. Three weeks s.1u-i;r.
/ 10 Maine. and net grease sPo. left. P,,.
/ erful and popular Douglas
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


PAIN DESTROYER.
= ore e TIRE lew llll>--c Eg-1a-lss RI
have cau1e into general c=c R-.l f--l-. Wa
uuE.r-. l. Is tle p-ala1t = ElI e "a
harmless IN al cases. ana AS q --.-l-sac r.
ureaualle5. For Bras. C-.tv, B--Ey,s. S,-1z
L1mercss. SDrGslss. EselElE.lsz, D5Is "a
ylf Sores aEi HOuHGs. il has 10. an e1-l.
: also used. with great srcoz-s f8- T51lz
II H-1E1css. NerrufgiG. Sore- Tl.r0l-. CO,--. =.
Ara. RJarssglsss. and oil.sr similar t---l=-
and sasuIu- affections. NLiie Z ..-.-. l-.y l-i
All EEcsz1--riG-5s. ElliTe-l, u l,-lE-5---s a
ls,lv IL thsir practice. sll6 give Z --s-- --.-
fe I recBmrlen. 3ailla- SolG B. or s-=-1
-.-..yrs. and ~
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
ItspcttIuIIE'
Your friend and servant.
G.. ID. MURRAY.

Beat that ,Cho eGR-Mr John f. Conuell
showed Us yesterday morning, Tomato rails
ed in his garden in this place. which weighs
two pounds two ounces. 1t is much the lar
gest we have ever seen.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

s- We would inform our readers. that
our friend Geo Huntley. has just received
large selection of Stoves, of all kinds aud
sizes. which he offers for sale, cheap for cash
or country produce.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

rA-We will publish next week, the Poetry
handed US by a friend. We have not room
at present.. Good Poetry like good whiskey
and small beer, is not spoiled by age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

a Nep Organ.-The Police Gazette we
are informed has pitched into US. All right
gentiem en-. Go In. Room for few more
yet. Cant you get au organ in Pittsburg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

nAGen. Walker. who was delivered up
to the Honduras authorities by the British
Government. has been shot by them. and also
his second in ooumaud,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
MADAME SCH" =.
UnCaIIibie 20" a'i :.

For the speedy and effeetu2'i. pr
nafions. Ferers. Rfslae .r5 8.
Lfrer Com E,l1i1st. Pies, q -, - 81 +
C6reaie Diseases Of Adults Ah- = 3
5 cent Stamp TO her Agent, so70 ~
Hundreds Of testimonials
Sept. %. lsso.4-lV
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

PRESIDENTIAL EAESSSk<s'
ELECTORS AT LARGE
George NJ. Keirn. of Berks County
Richard Vaux. Of Philadelphia
DISTRICT ELECTORS
: Frederick 4. Server. .13 Joseph Lauback,
.. VIM. c. Patterson, Il. Isaac Recknow'
q Jose,b Crockett. Jr.iI5. Geo D. Jackson,
4. John G. Bremen, lG. John "A: AMI
r. " .Tacobv. III. Joel B. Danner,
= charles Kelly. I8. Jesse r. Crawford
Oliver p. James, lI9 H. \. Lee.
2 n,vi6 Seb9II. %. Joshua b. Howell,
q Josj I, IiCbtner, l2l. =. ?. Fetterman,
1o : 6. Barber. I22. Samuel Marshall,
~ Thos II. Walker. %. William Book,
10, s. s. Winchester, IA. Byron D. Hanlin,
25. Gavlord Church.
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On Monday uich5 the 2s;a 5ls;.. - --
Sumption Mr. Davis q. Ersus. IN ss =
year.
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sg-Prof. J Beamer. gave lecture in the
Town Hall on Friday night last. on phrenol-
ogy. Those who heard the lecture pronounce
it one of the best that has ever been deliver
ed in this place. on that subject.
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eJ-We invite the attention OF the afflicted TO
the card of Madame Schwend's Remedies We
are assured that they will do ali that is claimed
for them.
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EF A Monster MeetiRg.-Seven voters
attended the Douglas Smith meeting in
Munster on last Monday. What turn out.
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]. PALMER s o., ,,,a
Market street Nhaif'

Dealers IN Fssl. Cioess ana -.
Have Constantly ca h1na IN, ..a I1r-rs1 s..
DRIED AND PICKED -. 3
Nacke-ei. Saai. Salmoa. Is l- l-,t-..555.-i
Coafsh, Beef. Pork, Larl' - l,-,s. 3.
sides. Cheese, Bears
Sept. 20, 1S6o--Sm-
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ET The Hon. John G. Richardson, an
ex-member of the Supreme Bench of Miss
curl. died in ST. Louis on the 21s. inst.
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Wozas-In 4 quantity II ou---t =
there Is always II be f.-.5 2 -a-t q p
They cannot, neither wll t-ly STAY ard
else. Weak stomach and bowels ar- s--5
,ler. as they have Mt sufficient pa@a- q i
their feaI- Hence q large heap q q
LODGED. and worms must ue th9 ras- 4
dgses Of these pills VIII disturb -lsl-- u ,i-
and drive them cut Of the system ], =
remembeT5d. that an o-cs~-sls- -.-.
health. esPe-iaI'y after taking e IL T-
the disease from frrualnE In Iac ---
Use advert seEnEnJ q Dr. -a--s- =
column. Sul5 bv ThouEs nsF--2-
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ga McAllister our candidate for Cor
gress will be here on next Friday
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SETES IUIDRED OF THB FRIENDS OF BREcK
lSRIDGE, LANE ( FOSTER IN COUNCIL IN LIT
TIE GAMBIA
Great kIarmeny and Enthasias,n!