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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-29
LIGHT STREET HOTEL.

D. l.. EVERHART, PROPRIETOR.
VENHE Proprietor oi this hotel takes pleas
u ure in announcing 10 the public that he
still occupies this large and commodious
81 house 10 Light Street, Pa, ,and is
H&TTIIAy yet, as ever, er,prePaired 10 accom-
80 stsZ modate travellers, ieamsiers ,dro-
AsS yers and borders, with accom-
modatioDs that will favorably compare with
any hotel in this section of country. The
travelling public may depend on all comforts
al home, as his house is well furnished and
always kept IN order. His table and bar
will always be found furnished with the
best the market affords. Mr.. E. viii! ever be
happy 10 entertain and accommodate his
friends to the utmost of his ability.
ID. l.. EVERHART.
Light Street, Pa, Nov "a, 1883.
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our inducements to all such are very liberal.
For single copies of the Book, or for
terms 10 agents, with other information,
apply 10 or address
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
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May l6, lS60-6m.
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MILITARY CnLLEGE.


j. BERRIES LINDsLEY D, ChanceIor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col JOHNSON Superintendent the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering
JAMEsF HAMILTON NJ Professor OF Mathematics, and NAu'
raj Philosophy.
STEWART NJ, Professor of and Latin Languages AID
Literature
GEoRoEs BLAcKE NJ D. Professor Of Botany Natural
History
Rev J. W HoYTE, NJ. D. Professor OF Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
r. " PITNAS, Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages.
J @. ANGLAbE, Teacher Of French and Drawing,
c. X. WINSTON N D, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the lS606l
the 30 Of September, 1860
The Second Term the 9Th Of January, ll
Exercises lake place the 18th Of june e6l
Tuition Boarding, Wsshcg Fuel Rooms, Servants attend
snoe and use Of Arms, SOj Term. Naturalization Fee s.
students are required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish Germsn drawing Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of lty weeks.
students under IA years Of will not be admitted
By The aid OF Military Discipline, effective government 10
and health physical culture, good order and ndustr
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, spply any
Der Of the Faculty. or b. r. JOHNSON,
ulySl oO-d&tWlt&v II Superintendent
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From western, rris,nnri.

BOLIVAR No., Dec. 3-Col. J. f. Snyder CON
handing officer of this district, who was sent to tn
border by special order Of the Governor, returne
last night. and reports all quiet the line. Hesay
the State has not been invaded is there any pro
liability at present of its invasion. But sixteen
Montgomery s men approached Fort Scott at any ons
time. No one there was molested in the least NJ
| attempt was made to hold United States District
Court. and there was no occasion for the Court to
leave the Territory.
Montgomery and Jeunison have hung, Sc tt. Hines
and Harrison. and shot Bishop aud Moore all in the
Territory. Col Snyder organized the militia on the
border, and asks the Governor to establish
nal here for more emergencies. Montgomery s
force is about 265 ragged, well armed thieves, whose
chief aim is plumber.
WARSAW, Mo-, Dec. 3.-Thomas Murray, of this
city, has just returned from the military encamp-
meht beyond Clinton. He represents Gen. Frost
brigade as getting along finely, and says the cOmpa-
ny of cavay must be near the troubled district by
this time. The citizens of Clinton gave the brigade
a warm welcome and sent wagons to bring in those
who were disabled.
Dr. Heltcn has just returned from Fort Scott and
represents all quiet there, and that Montgomery's
band-500 strOng-is posted at Sugar Mound.
The town of West Point Bates county, is almost
deserted from fear of an attack. Montgomery has
ordered several citizens Of Bates to leave, under
penalty Of death if they remain
A meeting at Clinton, en- Saturday, passed resOlu-
tions requesting the Governor to hold all persons
purporting to come from Southern Kansas who deny
the existence of any trouble there, believing that
they belong to Montgomerys band, and were access
sorry to the murder of Scott, Hines, Bishop, Moore,
and others, and declaring for Southern Republic
unless protection is given them.
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markeIsbY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YORK, Dec 9-COtton dull and heavydscning sales
Of hundred bales mddng upland &c., Flour dull
declined SCI sales $3.50 bis 81 1894 IS Mess pork firm; sales
500 bills SIC 5O96 10. Lard dull sales 200 bbs lOsle5
Sugar dull safes 40 boxeE Cuba at G boxes Havana at
81 Moassss Orleans 337; sales Of 40 bbs SALE OF 800
bbls at auction at D. 1, 93J. Coffee quiet Java l6K.
CIEctSxATI Dec. 3YOur dull a0d nominal at $425@
Oats steady WhisEy-sales 1910 bOls 10 Mess pork firm,
S4 95. Lard steady, 9&99I. New York Sight Exchange
dull 4 premium.
NRw YORK Dec. 4-CottOn dull, with declining tendency
Sales day 100 bales Mddng Upland lCc Flour declined
Sales 1850 bbls 81 6594 20. Corn dr sales CO.,
OGO bu, G952,ls Oats 7939c. Mess Pork Hrm.; sales
S25 bbs SIG 25 Lard dull O<910le Sugar dali sale
40 boxes Cuba 5k95Xe, and ITO Havana at 5Kc.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec 4Cotton sales to-day 900 Gales Mid
ding 81 Sales OF three days Is 500 bales Receipts OF three
days bales Receipts at this port less than at the
me last year 5000 bales all Southern ports less 1876 600
bales Sugar dull 4@5o. Sterling Exchange 9599sc. New
York Sig Exchange 19l5Ic discount.
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COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 4, 1s60
We heard Of new feature in the Money market to-day III
paper falling due in Bauk to day generally met
bus very little went protest. This argues we'll for
ness
In New the Both u the second board IS 900 Ten
per 755Es, and 5000 75c.
the first board the in $4,000 sold at 75c, 5000
75c, $500 Nc, aad s5oOU at &c. Missouris
G9969<c On Saturday. e4h ult., Gle
and Saturday, the LIST nst at 7c showing decline Of Sc
in week The decline in viginas during the
exc, closing at 79kc.
The NeE York Eoenfng Post Of the LIST says:
The stock market better day. but YET gives decided
signs Of returning activity The railroad shares in i'm
proved demand and remain very scarce delivery Some en-
enlargement drawn from inmacns that the PRESIDENT his
message denying right State to secede will
deny that the General Government has right to
cession
The stocks without material alteration MissOuris
and Vrgnas steady white sd the
market. North CsroInas are 81 bid.
The bond list shows improvement but on tae contrary
prices are scarcely so good as yesterday
The money market more stringent and @ Of ner
camille general than carry in the wee Hates are
2e3 per cent higher than last Saturday GK e1ge names
there Is more doing The necessities e market, far as
loans concerned appear to be diminishing ana capital
approved eoilateals lie much mHe accessible al per cent
IO4<9IO4Js.
telegraph reports sales of Bonds in New York
yesterday &c., the market being reported dull and lover
Tennessee Money quoted Louisville st per cent discount
and at Cincinnati.
By telegraph learn the statement Of the Banks Of
the city New York for the ending the LIST ins shows
increase S7OI9 CO.'S decrease in specie S974l
decrease deposits The leans according to this
statement 2s 37 459 against Sl2s 37 S4 at the
corresponding date last year. being decrease Of s6OO25
The specie down sl 9S7 against
decrease Of 8, 5O4,7Og.
The Banks Of Augusta Ga Suspended specie payments
terday Exchange York went Immediately from
per premium It is also announced that the Banks
Of Savannah have suspended.
Exchange New York declined in Cincinnati yesterday
per premium, dull at decline. At Louisville
Exchange quoted yesterday at I@2.
The Louisville Democrat Of this morning On the
money almost price asked and the demand
for temporary accommodations largely exceeds the receipts Of
bankers and month is not deemed ezobtant
The Louisville journal Of this morning following
paragraph:
Our sdvices from New Orleans really scourgng Heavy
parties haG connections in this CITY, There
received in this city yesterday through private other
failures in addition 10 those heretofore reported
We that there million and quarter Of gold
the Illinois State Treasury and that the greater
part Of it will be discussed here the Gst OF January
liquidation 100000 State debt and SSOOo0O interest
The payment time, mistake not OF any part Of
Indebtedness tine viii OF the State Treasurer
The from the Bank Of England for the week ending the
November, gives the following results when compared
With he urevious
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Crane & SanfOrd,s Weekly Provision and
FIuuF Circular.

ST LOUIS SATURDAY Evening" Dec I've not yet able
any material in trade feeling in business
circles The business BY light
ceipts Of produce We slight decline in improve
ment in wheat hour slight decline hog product;
with limited transactiOns generally.
C0KE-Has ruled quiet and steady With limited demand.
The receipts light 81 sacks and prices have rang
ed &c better than during last week Sales
ranged follows Mixed 40c 46c yellow at 4c 45c
white 49c (hed, gunes sacks included Prime
yellow offered delivered here in the spring. 10
new GUINNESS at SOC, without buyers.
FLoUR-ght receipts o. wheat with hrmness Of Sellers and
an price, caused mers advance their figures
-four The opened the last closed with sales Of city
superfne 81 40, mle advanced their views to 81
which price buyers 81 60 being the highest price
obtained At close freely offered at 81 So but there
buyers.
PRovIsoKs-ony small business in tbs line. Old ca
SIC, &c ard l3c for prime city shoulders, rib sides
sides New product sells small SIS 50
6 inferior good pork prime lard at exc to Oc for
lie for kegs. Mess beef 80 to $40 for choice brands
About hams have been soid By city packer at
Ike.
Hoes-The opened dull at &c and 5e dividing 200
rs the Of the five OF packing houses
being operation the demand improved and prices ysnced
with SIC, SIC and &c, dividing us ard 200 bs
heavy hogs 235 $50 commanded So Is
Sc head killed date To-day buyers have lowered
their views and but Sc and 55, dividing eco bs
CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions AID B-eadstufs
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A HANDSOME CANE WoRTHmY BEsToWED'-"e saw
a beautiful cane yesterday which was presented
few DAYS since by Mrs President Polk, Of Polk
Place in this city. to our friend Mr.. A. NELSON, the
city Revenue Collector. The cane was presented to
President Polk during his term OF ONCE, ard was
handsomely god-mouuted by Mr.. G. W. DoNGAN.
Ii bears the following inscriptions Presented by
Mrs. JAMES K Polk to A. NELSON, ls6o.p
Mrs Polk, desiring to compliment our clever
friend NELSON for the acceptable manner in which
he he's attended to numerous business commands for
her. 1t is beautiful present and was most WORTH
ly bestowed and we sure our friend appreciates
it more highly than any present he has ever re-
ceived Mr. NELSON is one Of the cleverest, most
accommodating officials connected with our city
government having held the Office of Revenue Col
e,.ior for number of years, and such testimonials
to his faithulness in the private well the pub
lie station, are but evidences of the high apprecia-
tlon IN which he is universally held.
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Bread.tufrs and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Gdstlfe OF The 81 says:
The market hogs struck stopping place Saturday. tempo
rarily The offerings light with disposition
to buy SIS good hat toHards the clos
much SIS o. The sales comprised 1910 head at S., S.
and IS including eco head the inside figure for delivery
this week The rece comprised about so head It's
say that the for permanent reaction has not
reached under heavy receipts prices wond not be
scarcity and uncertainties with regard
combine render packers exceedingly and
extremely cautious There fair inquiry for pork with
sales 200 25 for first class brands. Lower
grades were OtanabIe S4 There moderate demand
lard with sales Of prime in bbs and tcs at STeen
meats quote 4I4<c for shoulders 81 for sides and 4
Small bulk meat fully cured, at 55s and ~
pad Parcels fifteen days in salt were Obainable al % less
There crate demand for -four with sales at 81 81
for superhne 81 40d5 Wheat firm 9ec for
me and 81 for do white receipts continue light
The market for corn continues dull without change in
pces quote 29 the latter rate at the lower depots
Sales Of 250 canal 80 &c; go do upper depot
at 2gc depos 32ci 800 bushels old sheei
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From nriIIedwcvlIle. ca.

MHLEDGEvILLE, GA, Dec. Sin the House to-day
Mr.. Sprayberry, of Cal0osa, moved to amend the
retaliatOry bill as follows:
And whereas, a contract broken by one party is
no longer binding politically, socially. legally or
morally upon the other parties in it. And,
Whereas, In the opinion of the Geaeral Assembly
of Georgia. the States enumerated in this bill have
grossly violated the compact of Union by refusing
to deliver fugitive slaves.
Be enacted, That the State Of Georgia withdraw
its conederated faith from all the States which in
terpose obstacles to the recovery Of rights I'M
der the Constitution And it is hereby further en-
acted and deereed that all officers of this State,
civil military. who have taken the oath to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States. are
relieved and absolved from the obligations of such
oath in all cases in the Courts of this State where
the States or citizens of the States which refuse our
constitutional rights parties or otherwise
cerned.
Mr.. Spray berry's amendment was lost by ayes SO,
noes SO.
The Retaliatory Bill then passed the House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-05

CHEROKEE CURE!
An uaJdiliE0 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noc-
iurnRI Emmi ions, Iulpotsncy Loss of POtcer,
Pains IN tie Back, StOHa IN The BtSddef, DISTRACTED
and Difficult NezStrHutio1, and all Diseases caused
6y dsUGtiag from the path Of Nature, and dRdu9f70
al Self Pollution.
By the Of this "Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation are speedily cuTe and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body Necessary promote connubal pTnes
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debted, down and
despairing devo,ee II sensual pleasure will 6nd relief
1t safe and pleasant in taste but INN diae in its ac0n
tanning mineral poison hut prepared from vegetable
extracts in the form OF a delicious syrup.
Price s. Bottle three bottles IS, and and forwarded
by express all parts Of the world
Soli by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERNIN. Propnetors, st. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pend ton Berry DemOve
G. W Hendershott aud by Druggists every where.
ar -kvly
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.
STOP TsHELEI SE.-THIEF,I

StTOLEN ny stable FIorencr, Alabama Tuesday
- night 9th Octsber, 800, Light Bay Horse sboai
thirteen years sd hind foot white left eye sghtly hurt
and matters during the night touched punched behind
hoElders will back his ard to bite tros and pacs
we'll IN harness. gentle. The thief t0ok ghcO
quilted Spanish saddle about half the
from behind Wosd srrups, old black leather
bride II by white will give twenty i've dollars
Otai reward, for sufficient proof convict the thief
JOHN N DAVIS.
P s.write at Florence Alabama, aPply 10 NJ
Wa. II. Davis, at the Commercial School, NASHVILLE
Florence. Ala. Nov 6, 6O-d2tAWit JIM. d.
Gazette copy and send marked paper, present bill to Aer
hants' Bank.
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From Fort Kearnev.

FoRT KEARNEY, Dec. 3.-Thirty Cheyenne war
riors arrived here to-day, and represent themselves
as the advance guard of the whole tribe, from the
Republican fork. The remainder of the tribe will
be here tomorrow They say the depredations
committed west of there were no. by their nation
They have nothing to do with the Sioux, and will
not have, and If they find their young men have
been engaged IN these depredatons they will bring
them and the stolen property here. This news is
favorable for peace and keeping the road open for
the mails, the pony express, and the Pixies Peak
pilgrims
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sale Of Land.

John L williams and others speee and others
NpURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF the County Davidson
county, rendered the above snail offer
the Court House Nashville Saturday, the cd day
er next G previously sold private sae)
land containing 1921 situated in Davidson county,
ak miles Nashville, 10 civil district No ls, between The
Gotatip TurnpEe the Louisville DcksJn pike,
5tln abou one mile Of Madison depot the L. n r
About one this wood land, the balance cleared
and in cultivation and the whole place is sell slu9ed
wa er, ami we'll set 10 grass
will cash, aud the Hal'uce
credit OF one three years, with interest from date, and
ten retained until PAID lol. r. X CD EAFNAM,
noy2I-dds Clerk.
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From Navy Ynrk.

New York, Dec. 3-The Times Washington cor
respondent says that Judge Elmore and not Mr. Yam
cey has been appointed by the Governor of Alabama
to confer with South Corolina. Judge ElmOre is as
ultra a secessionists as Yancey.
1t is understood that Mr.. Seward will address the
Senate at an early day and offer series of resolu-
tons decaratory of State rights. in which he will
propose embodying the Missouri Compromise line in
the Constitution. The Republicans are much divi
ded in sentiment to Mr.. Stewards intention. All
the Republicans have talked with say they will not
yield the right to take slavery into the free Terrific
ries; neither will they yield the reopening of the
slave trade nor the right Of Mr. Lincoln to the unan-
imous support of the country and make up his Cab
met as he sees fit, without explanation reserva-
H;Op
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EdEeGeid and Kentucky Railroad.
DIR. KINGS DHSPENSARY
EnR puWUATVl nuSrASrS

n8aS DR. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
Ex-aSS four years Of Loui5ve, Kentucky and who hss
devoted h attention to the treatment Of private diseases
thirty aters himself having attended to practice
years. and cured Thousands he 10 enabled
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they
from inudcOus medical treatment from neglect Of own
Dr. King Dspensay No. % Desdeck street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases Of
GoEoRHEA cured without naucious medicine nterrens
from business
STRUCTURES Of Old recent date efectualy in few
days, by operation which pain Where sctur
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
sYPHL with all the diseases Of skim growing out Of neg
ect bad treatment be eecuay cured DAYS,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given
this disease and all the growing brought
in By the destructive habits Of
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject m
at for business society, and causing premature old sz
Females may be lsboring with any difficulty ofhe womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A King % Dades street
Nashville Tenn will have the necassry medicine
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed %
hours from 70 clock in the morning until in the evening
~Sy23. I85g-d&rElv
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From Boston.

BosToN December 3.-After the dissolution of the
John Brown meeting, his sympathizers held meet
ing at the Baptist colOred Church. disturbance
was apprehended and a battalion of infantry was
held in readiness, but the Police prevented the
threatened disorder
Many Of the leading business men and others large
ly OutyOted the AbOitiOnsts at the former meeting,
the summary dissolution whereof was viewed with
general satisfaction.
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Fugitive Slave Case In Canada.

TORONTO, CIV, Nov. 3.-The extradItion case of
the fugitive slave Jones' exctes much interest 1t is
reported that the Attorney General favors his sur
render to the United States authorities To-day S
Globe says If this is done there is scarcely fugitive
slave in Canada that is safe
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SUSPENSION o. NoRTEERx PIINr FlCrOEIEs.-WC
observe thai The large prrn5 works Of Messrs
S?RAcUE Al Providence. R. L. perhaps the largest ii
the Union, have stopped on account of the staSna
ton 10 me market. The Journal says some Of the
other printers have Cor several weeks reduced then
production.
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Real Estate and Neg roes for sale

WITH four miles of this place, and exceeding eleven
miles from Jackson the undersigned, Administrator o.
Joaa n Bus deces'd offers for sale, privately the land
belonging TO the estate Of the deceased, containing
Four Hundred and Eighty-fOuF Acres.
Nearly all under fence two hundred in high state OF
cultivation and we'll improved.
Comfortable Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses for servants, sock, dc.
1n arm mas proved user " Us - a.
be highly adapted TO the growth Of cotton ana e ossens
kids OF grain, land within this atude some bottom
land well suited the production q the hnerent Inc
supply Spring ater convenient Tor family and
stock use is abundant falling This farm consider
ed second this section Of the country for is intrinsic
farming interest and healthy ioeaon 1he citizens
in the immediate neghbohoOd generally suea might he
adjoining the above farm there are upwards o.
fopr hundred acres belonging James Butler which
ored for This valuable interest," and added
would make interest valuable consders very
superor settlement portion Of this Tracts in euva
ton Any person who wishes buy with the view Of immediate
occupation land considerable advantages nay realized
and thereby much Of the produce
as may required for the years uption
" any eS Asnu luGLest3 on
application to tie resident superintendent John G. Goodrich
WaerT. Key, John NJ. Barnett ADD Thomas Berry, lneg
to james c. Butler Memoirs, obtared il the
will sell on tine above premises, on IRE J9sh NOEem-
bec next for cash, some
TWenty-lOuF likely Negroes.
coasting of Men, Women Chdrenseverai likely
Won.n, Bows and Girls Not more valuable lot ~ vS, 2
sroes, the number, is to be found within the gta,s
Also, credit Of months the crop eoce eeu four
ana i've hundred barrels; fodder oats, &C.
Al the time and place superior lot Of stock
noss; Sixty seventy head OF Pork Hogs
The remainder OF sales six months credit All SUNS uude
.en dollars cash.
Two ne large yoke Of osn one OK wsgon eceJept stock
cate some mich stock Of horses and mues-all fSrm
utensils Acs Ri
proved scuesw be required before the property moved
JOHN G. ROGERS, Adminis;ratOr,
Spring Greek. Madison county, Tenn, oet %, a-Etds
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OMAHA, N. T., Dec. 3-The General Assembly of
the Territory assembled here to-day. The Council
elected w. II. Taylor, Of Nebraska City, President,
and n. E. Brewster, Chief Clerk. The House organ
lied by electing H. W. Dupuy. of Washington Co..
Speaker, and Geo. L. Leybold Chief Clerk Gov.
Blacks message will be sent in tomorrow.