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, 1860-06-06

ssTnt Deat0 OIL n DoEss9
It is proverblal, the death Of dog, and not
much coveted By humanity, in comparison
with any known mode Of sbulling of This NOR
tai coil. We hare no sympathy, however, for
unmuzE!ed dogs in this weather. "What time
the dog-star rages," re have nothing to inter-
pose to stay the action Of those other stars"
lessening By dog button, pistol, or club, the
number Of the ours Of low degree about town.
This VIC say, and write, With a full confession Of
the claims Of pampered and petted pointers, set
ters, rattezs lurchers, terriers, (bul Scotch and
Skye,) hounds Of nil degrees, msstitTs, watch
drgt. {not otherwise specified } aud noble New
foundlauds. We bear no ll-will, nay the mem.
ory Of some Of their brotherhood, now gone
warns the cookies Of our heart Bat we be-
speak for these all,-,nuzzles, then shall they
roam in safety, and pass intact the temptations
ofpoisoued meat, and the dcadl y zeal Of The po-
lice butchers.
We trust the work Of determination may 20
on, outside the limits specified, and we arc
entirely disiuterestsd in the matter, hare no
interest in sausage fac.ory-thank Heaven,
that sins il not ours-and hare, indeed, q minute
"tarrier' of our own, whose health We shall
tender:r guard with ali legal means.
But this was not what We set out to write. :.
We started, OF intended to start, with The dog
dead, extinct, Meless, gone to that bourne
where, perhsps, in the sffectipg language Of
Ar. Pope, be possibly sees and has chostly in
terriews with Mr.. "Lop, The Poor Indiau, y
And VIC hare, thereupon, starting with this Us
, 1860-06-06
Grand Ratification Meeting In NIcDo-
nou14.

Correspondence Of ihc IRE and TEitunc3
MAcoAH, IT,, June<, 1860.
Saturday, June 81, was great day for the
Republicans Of Old McDonougb, it being the
day appointed hy the Republicans sor tbisroun-
ty for tie ratification Of The nominations OF Lie
Chicago and Decatur Conventions.
There was the largest and 1noat enthusiastic
crowd ever seen in Macomt. They came in
professions from the North South, East and
West, with. four, six and eight horse teams,
with music, banners, rails, .nauls, wedges, and
the enthusiasm, Of 1910, and made the welkin
ring With their enthusiastic shouts for :" HONEST
OH ApE"'
Speeches were made BY lion. 0. II. Drowuirg r,
Capt. Preuiss, ard Others. You can set Nc
Donough down as certain for Republican MA
jority in November. Ii.
, 1860-06-06

WANTED-Ry u young man, an
W American. ktua.Itn u ss,esmsn Or porter In a
grocery stote o. cora astuA hou-e; ha4 had experience N
r.. ChE7Eo- feSrct
, 1860-06-06
FIRST GCN FOR OLD ABE:
Republican Victory In Washington

The dispatch which announcer the election
Of Mr. WALLACE. the Republican candidatc for
Mayor Of Washington, is almost incredible. but
unless the pro alarery Judges Of Election shall
count him out ~ Ecems 10 be The iutention),
j. the Federal City Government: will be admins
tered this year, for the first time. By staunch
Republican.
Thtg Is the first Cuu for OLD Abel
, 1860-06-06

HONE FOE TIE ss-PosrpoxKxES7.-
The monthly meeting of the Board of Managers
will be held at the home on Friday afternoon
; Of, the present week, instead Of Wednesday, at
three O'Clock. =
, 1860-06-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE. -.
The receipts and shipments Of produce DUR
the paet week were rs fellows: .

The shipments Of Corn last week were the
heaviest Of the season, exceeding those Of the
week previous by 23l 900 bushels, Of tho week
before that by 5000 bushels, and Of any
week since the opening Of navigation by
$4,000 bushels.
The total receipts Of Flour and Grain since
the lat of January cnmnara With 1859, thus:
, 1860-06-06

From the New Ytrk Herald, 4th.J
The Steamship Cahasba, Capt. Smith, which
arrived yesterday afternoon from Havana, has
brought full particulars OF the capture Of the
bark showing French colors.
The U. S. steamer Crusader, Lieut.. Com.
maudaut Jno. N. Mafit, arrived at Havana on
the a9th ult. from Key West. The Crusader,
On the afternoon Of the esd ult., of Cape Verde,
in the mouth Of the Old Bahama channel, cap
turcd bark, having on board over ive hundred
negroes from the coast Of -Africa. The prize
was placed in charge Of Lieut.. ]. Ii. Duncan
FIRST Lieut.. Of the Crusader). aud, under con.
roy Of the steamer, proceeded to Key West,
where the slaves were landed to join those pre-.
riousiy captured BY the Wyaudot and Mohawk.
There are noto offr sertatten hundrkd Africans
at that Pl1ce, in ch1rgf Of tie United States Kar-
sAal, 1toaitsng the action Of CIR goptrnmeut in
the matter.
The captain and crew of the SLAYER bark we're
prisoners on board the Crusader. Although
TIC name cf The vessel was obliterated, it was
stated in Havana TINT she wns the Bogota, be.
longing to New York.
The courtesy and commisseration manifested
by Captain Mafit and the officers OF the Crusa-
der towards the captured Africans we're the
theme Of particular comEendation at Key West
and Havana.
Capt. II, Forwarded his dispatches end mail
by the Cahawba, and proceeded the same dag
to his cruising ground. The machinery Of the
Crusader is in bad order.
, 1860-06-06

CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
We hare printed in ueat and convenient
form, the RgrrnL,cAN FLArFoRN, adopted at the
late National Convention, which we offer for
sale at 81 00 perhundred. Send in your orders.
, 1860-06-06

"Two B17Es At CuEnRY."-The division Of
cherry may seem absard, but not so to per-
sons having moderate facial ori6ces, the II. Q
bites" ut such monster strawberries Is John
Wright is zeceiring daily from Cleveland, one
of Them VIC measured Was nearly m inch in d.
+. ameter. John las contracted for steady sup
ply Of these aldermauic berries, and the guests
at "AndeEson's" will be the gamers thereby.
, 1860-06-06

Miss T1LIlxoHAsT:s CoscERr.-See The pro-
+ gramme Of Miss Ti1ingbast's Second Classic l
Organ Concert, in our advertising columns 1t
shows for ITSELF That tue high cHaract:r Of
the compositions selected will be fully sustained
in the performances, no assurance il required
beyond that already possessed by the Chicago
public. As this will be the last OF the kind for
the present, cur musical readers will guide
themselves accordingly.
, 1860-06-06

RExoyAL.-The United Sta!cs Express Com
pany haring this day removed their office from
No. II Dearborn street to $50 Lake and 90 South
Clark streets. having .:Lake aud Clark street
entrance. The entrance on Lake street will be
considered the entrance for money, collection
and small package business. The eutzance On
Clark street Wilt be regarded rs the entrance
for freight. However, SHOULD money be delir-
cred on Clark street Or freight on Lake street,
the Public with which We have done business
for The past six years could not be induced TO
believe that it is in our nature 10 refuse it
uaying been literally sustained in our old stand
We ask the public, As we'll as our friends. to
continue their lihera1ity, and IN return We will
promise as heretofore faithful application to
their interests as we'll As to that or our Com
pany. Office hours, until further notice, from
7:30 A. II. to P. II.
je5 31'. Il D. Co1vrs, Agant.
SrrwAsrs S7ovEs.-A new supply Of these
excellent Cooking Ssovcs are just received by
C. Metz, $50 Lake street
juu1-7t
, 1860-06-06

THE IEE11xG At k1kasBuRY HAIL.-C. y
Pratt, Esq, the lessee Of kingshury Hall, ha:
generously offered the use Of 1he same for tht
meeting called tonight to concert action fc,
the relief Of sufferers by the late tornado.
, 1860-06-06

Ihe markets during the past week have
generally been firm. Flour, VIE steady and
hrm- Wheat advanced 2 to etc. Corn closed
1t to &c higher Oats steady. Other markets
quiet mud inactive
, 1860-06-06

It is proposed to hare 1some measures taken
in this city to aff3rd substantial relief to the
sufferers Of the towns and villages that hare
been visited by the ealamitous tornado, and q
grand Concert has been suggested as one Of
the most practicable modes. The use of the
Wigwam has been tepdered by the managers.
The amateurs and professional musical ceiebri-
ties Of Chicago and vicinity as far as they hare
been consulted, hare generously rendered their
s srricss. An orchestra Of two hundred and
fifty performers will give their aid.
4 meeting will be held at o'clock this eve
nirR, at ugsbury Hail, to make preliminary
arrangements, and ne ,irus! it viii be largely
attended. By order Of Committee.
, 1860-06-06

Pixies PkAkERs-PsAKkns P1xxRs-An idea,
for which We charge nothing but the profit on
our goods We are informed BY those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lamp
or drop Of Coal Oil beyond st. Josephs. Now
those who wish to make or saye the Du.chman's 3
10 per cent arc sure to do it BY buying Of us, at
Wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps aud
Oil. Talion dips. aud poor At that, are sold at
the Peak for $l.s5 per pound.
Fur further information, cali At the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, les Clark street, between Wash
ington and Madison. my50-1at
, 1860-06-06

Oeahh OF Hon. Samuel ID. Inehau.
Iekx1ox, N. J., June 5.-Hon. Samuel D..
1ngns3, Secretazy Of the Treasury under Jack.
son died to-day, aged 81.
, 1860-06-06

K1SE WANTING OwSRRs.-The following is
list and description Of the csttle found ut
Frank Ilauer's near tue Four Mile 10 lse, by
officers Charles Walker and ". Douglas, on
Saturday night. These cows are now in the
care Of A1r. John Davlin, at the Four Mile
House. All persons Identifying any Of these
COWS will please leave their names immediately
with the Marshal. The letters F. =. were put
on some Of the cattle by Bauer; and some Of the
wise disfgured:-
@ tS e s slSs
strap and buckle On neck has I teatf.
~ ssae
tween s?e Dote ihs *h'e 'e
L. Gown 34y white brown neck, Lite and brown !ace
hSsa 1s t4ee white on .se Of
face, White belly. IoFc OIL horns.
+ i:,PiIe horn broken oh right "a. cropped
10. G@y cow horns turn In and At the ends rgh. eas
TT s;:s:ss s as ca s1s
is Us.E cow with les,ass F. b. cut in lEn horn.
H. Yellow iiacd back cow letter " cut III lei, horn H.
In r. ht horn has g.ey czKs m ntht I'D.
than te o.he1. nd bag. with while stripes running ,oard
is. Light rcd caw with be ~hlte be:ly the rxht car
l. Lned,s.eE cow viii chain snalcet on neck figure
,s Red COW. both hcras sawed r. trass button the
H. Brown COW. tined back white taee ls:scrr H. and B.
= %si;y Il, ;.9 ssfs; =; 81 L ,,,,,..,
-. White hefez calf. has large warts on right sdc oi
, 1860-06-06

RrxovAI.-The Chicago Religious Book and
Tract Depository has removed to ITO South .
Clark street, the most complete assortment o.
religious books in the Northwest,
ell 6t Nx. G. HoLxEs.
, 1860-06-06

RExovAL.-Le1and i Mixer have removed
their ofite and sample room to l39 South Wa
ter street. Pork house, Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. nls-1m
, 1860-06-06

and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll doae aud at prices 10 suit the
fimnA.
, 1860-06-06

MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RA11noAp Co.
This Company held its annual meeting in Dn-
venport on Monday. The officers elected we're !:
Ps<sident-Hon. j. A. Dix, of New York.
1r<dsurf--F. H. Tows, Of New York.
Stert!aty-Hiram Price, of Davenport.
:. The old Board Of Directors was elected, and
Hon. ]. B. Gsinne'l, Of Grinne!f, Iowa, was added
to the Board, which embraces Hon. n. B. Judd
and ". B. Ogden of tais city.
This road is now progressing westward,
through the energy Of Mr. Duraut, Of New
York, the contractor, who will soon have thirty
miles of track laid west Of Iowa City.
, 1860-06-06
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF TIE CAPTURE OF TIE
FRENCH SLAYER 1T AN AMERICAN CRUISER.


The steamer Crusader arrivcd in port last
night with burk. baviny Oh board four hua-
dred and twenty two slaves. captured on the
esd inst. OF Seuvitas. She was under French
colors, but discharged her papers on beng
boarded. Shs left Africa with four hundred
aud twenty mine, aud hence her mortality has
been smali. They are in good health. The
prison is already crowded-thers being some
forty-Gre in charge Of the Ma1sLal-and this
new accession will cripple them much in quar-
tcrS.
, 1860-06-06

hEF n EST AaT s3, 1850.
The capture Of tue bark Bogota, Of which
you are advised, by the u. $. war steamer Cru
sader, adds another.lot of unfortunates for the
care Of the government Of the United States
While Congress Ia 1egislating or discussing this
matter, VIC hare ovor sixteen hundred neg roes
here waiting their determination. Food is
abundant. but possibly not Of the sort OF quail
ity which should be given to these people, and
We are liable to lare more of the same sort
thrust upon us; while the cost Of the provisions,
Of whatever class, will be more than they would
be in Boston. These negroes come from un-
clean qunrtsrs-fIom the tiithj, holds of the
slnvers-atd Of necessity must be huddled to-
gether in small space here, for several months
Of hot weather. to the hazard ofour population,
should my epidemic diseases break out among
them; while; from the very want Of occupation
or active exercise and labor, they would perish,
aud therc would be none TO bury them out Of
our sight for the very fear Of pestilence. I do
not presume to intimate what seems ve1y likely
from my observations. 1t is well for portion
Of our community. who find compensation for
providing for them; but even this, and the as
sociate jobs in feeding and. housing them
should not unke reason why NE would like to
have them umong us Tor long time. have
thought that a suggestion through the columns
Of the Htrd:d would cause prompt action on
the part Of Congress. Gire them to tbe Gulf
and let them lout to the destination proposed
By slr. Underwood. Of Georgia, or set them to
work anywhere. do not lefve them with us
through the summer. Our health is good for
the present.
, 1860-06-06
THE CITY.
see-adTertisement Of Information Want
ed, in another column.

..:B- See advertisement Of" Missing Man" in
this mornings advertisements.
, 1860-06-06

GESEnousLY DONE, GES7LExEx.-Iesterday
morning mine hosts Of tho fremont House,
Messra. Gage, Bro. 4 Drake, telegraphed to the
Mayor Of Clinton, Iowa, the following:
"Draw on US for fifty dollars, in aid Of the
sufferers By the. Tornado"
Last evening, by the train west, Messrs.
Tucker i French, Of the Briggs House, dis.
patched to the Mayor of Clinton, Iowa, q
boz of c1etbing, and bedding, and sirty-eae
dollars in cash. Well done, gentlemen.
, 1860-06-06
prcss 4 Criht11tr
HlCA GO.
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Great Presidential Campaign !!

Republicans you have now selected your
candidates Tor the Campaign Of 1860. ApRA-
HAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads the column q!
tue Friends Of Freedom. During tie
period that is before US the PRaSa AND TIL
rrxK will labs, necessarily for his election.
From our standpoint, in his own State, We
shnll be able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, viii ba Of essential ser
vico in the great contest Ill over the United
States.
Tho Campaign Pass Ass TRIBUNE will
give q full and complete current history sf tho
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speccllos, debates &nd mass meetings. It will
also contain tbs general news Of the day, tele-
graphic dispatches, cepious correspondence
market reports, agricultural and otller useful
matter. Nothing will bo omitted to render it
welcome sheet, and an eaicio Mt champion Of
the Republican cause
TERMS or TEE cAMpA1GN.wEEgLY.
Fsr Copies to one address, tsoo
y ..--..--...s. .+s'----.'s aG'n. ann
:. e e :. = .....:.:................ .. 1aS az
single cory. ~
TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN rRi-wE6kLf.
Single copy.
Ten oop!es 1900
twenty ~
, 1860-06-06

STANDING CoAxIrrEEs.-At the late meeting
Of the Common Council the Mayor announced
the standing Committees for tbe year, as fol-
lows:
tinaucc-Ald. Foss, Dottaford. Prindirille.
Rairoads-Ald. Wahl, Foss, Myers.
Harbor aud Bridges-Ald. Botsford, Cobb.
FiTs ind Water ~ Colby Al,sen; s'cDon:
rolice-A1d. joy, Reno, prindiyille.
sschools-A1d Hubbard. Jones, Comisky.
Judlciary-Ald. Taft, Hubbard, Marshal,
Printing g-AId. Comiakv, Wah1, Colby.
Wharyes aud Public Grouuds-Ald. Reno,
Aston, Kennedy.
Licenses-Ald. Myers, Taft, Wah1.
Streets md Alleys, South Diyision--.Ad.
Jones. Botsford, Marshal, Kennedy.
Streets and Alleys, North Division-Ald. Al
ston, Wahl, Huck.
Streets and Alleys, West Division-Ald. Cobb
Foks, Mcdonald.
Markets-Aid. Kennedy, Reno, Hubbard.
Whar6ug Privifeges-Ald. Perkins, Cobb,
Colby, Hubbard. Jones.
Gas lghts-A1d, Prindiville, Foss, Joy.
Public Duildings-Ald. uuck, Joy, Cobb.
Local Assessments-Aid. Marshal, Taft, Per-
kins.
County Relations-Ald. Mcdonald, Myers,
Aston.
Bridewel-A1d. Harris, Taft, Huck.
, 1860-06-06
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

the ate o. 3. Fa.r II Chicago the soeistZ awarde1
,hts Machine the FIRST tKhMlU y. : ura7a Silver No
Ths Lock stitch mae By ibis machine tbs only soh
thai cannot 4Aveed and that the aef-
anee eacA stds Of tho seam 1t IL mas .h two ttea<a
upon seeh de Of fabric and nttIoeked IN tr ee1
ire Of IT, No family should be Without this economical
u.ne and .ahoraavlnx maehne It does the ss~1nx of
emily MANUFACTURER With strength md beauty ssehn<
sea1as,rts%es require to do The rAn,s By hand:
IfSOa these machines wers saht 70 t0ts. printed
Bill Of Dlfectlons Iu4:..uk the different parts l. seus
with eseh machine this sucitntiy explicit to show IL
nse All osdesa executed with and pEuMpude- Mr.
chimes vhsn shipped boxed with thia< .tce+ay
to the And ean b. delivered by exp:ess f*hou IT,
Jury, To 4nY s<ction Of the rnuatsv Send for frct.
G1AJ. T. CHITTESD DEN General Agent.
Nos. tN / l69 Lake It., GseAao. III.
Hnr 4407 2. O.. u1h2hsI,tSrot4t9
, 1860-06-06
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 6, 1850
Nrtn a1hertiSr111g11ts,

- c e. SGaITxSs Ads<stzsias ASsat 68 Eazaor~-n.
= ao<t'%d to feot's Aesttseu<Hs r tAts o+t eli til
-7c1+9 tcf<rsoi :ss fsFsa Ft<- {a1-he%fy
, 1860-06-06

The very desirable ssand opposite the R.oad Depot
tarA Aad MAdsoa established for the h even
yea offered for the ptopr etot eefn enks&ed u
1nolher tukn person Of mstd saes the op-
20 atty prctetts tsert securing at easy terms cne
AZ 6nfst tuat1ea Ataota IN the city. Apply % the
premises. ttt1st
@szaNEN AND SECOND
HAno P1Axos for sale low. P!anos aod
f44 II Meo&eous 70 Keat. o1te5s Tor Tunnx '1
auos Ne!odeons UrxanA and III kinds Of Musca !a*tEu"
tutpl promptly endsdto. All Eada Of XuSa tnss7o'
meuf3 fe2slJsd II short notta-
, 1860-06-06

RY GILBERT j. SAMPSON-
~ Closing Aesc2er'4 Sale uf
FCRNTTURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. June ST." at sx O'Clock, xe vii, c,., IN.
without reserve. BY nruer OF h. ker. AsA.trt rr fl
Psroas II Ao1e laploph street IT, ealsace Of far
nlturr unso Consisting Of s.fAs teitel 1 h, e..i
ourc7us wasfss47ds with and ui'huut nlFsie 1cr+
'pendd m~hoxAny vsnsoees. e CANT ct S.1. Eh nj rur
asoss mAsokany :hde boards With ,ar: lenta r,a,,ri -
9nd ahe piano ,so''s farcy c!ialrs md H. ~
other 80 IL tAo NUM- fous IL pa11 q aitir. ''
te3caF-.t GtLBhRT 4 X.ufx,y su,-,
, 1860-06-06
d2dantRn.

w WANTED--T Two single gentlemen
wish 10 toani an! 1oise IN pr.vlte Gln.Ir to-
cation nre,ez7ea the NORTH Side AddFess post ote
box 3D41. testn
, 1860-06-06

BOARDING at No 10 Adamsst..
- coSe ~ eh!E7a avenue. The aitu,ton Ia one OF
TO tlea.antst II 'he city. Nv" 1sp ela1nberx With
'Ld a oaaee pee- be had II applied fot o.
table board. isrsss So
, 1860-06-06

4 letter received here from one Of the most
prominent Democratic candidates Of the South,
admits Mr.. Lincoln's nomination to be the
strongest which could have been made, and the
most danrcrQua to encounter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS.

Very few returns have yet reach US. 1he
following is up to th e hour of going to press.
Bellefante Borough gives Lincoln mas
sjor;'y Of SO.
Nilesburg Borough gives Lincoln major
ity Of A.
Spring twp, gives Lincoln maj. of l43.
Benner twp, whioh gave Foster 25 of a
maj gives Lincoln majority of l3.
Beech Greek gives Lincoln 46 majority.
In Jersey Shore LincoIn's majority is 134
over ell, being gain of 35 votes since last
election.
Lewisburg Borough gives Lincoln 274 ma
jority, q gain Of 33.
Williamsporl District gives gain of 36
over Ourtin's majority.
Massachusetts gone largely for Lincoln,
though Burlingams is defeated by Appleton.
Baltimore City gives Breckinridge $4,000,
the Bell men voting for him to defeat Lin.
coin.
York, Pa, gives fusion l24 majority.
Tamaqua Boro., gives Lincoln l24 MAORI
ty, gain Of l3.
WHmot's District gives Lincoln 10000
majority.
Allegheny county gives Lincoln 10000
majority.
New York State gone for Lincoln. New
York Ciy gives Fusion only Is 900 majority
North Carolina gone for Breckinridge.
Virginia for Bell.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-08
SERIOUS AssAuLrAr ALBANY

ALBANY. Nov. 2--About 9 o'clock this
morning lawyer of this city. named John
Percy, entered the premises kept by John
Cranhed as Il porter house, on Broadway,
and committed violent assault on him,
throwiI a handful of Scotch snuff in bis
eyes and then beating him over the head With
heavy cane, making three bad wounds.
CIanfield drew a revolver and shot Percy
twice, both balls entering the stomach. Per-
cy cannot survive,
The quarrel arose out of suit for the pos
session of the premises occupied by Grams
field. Percy bore bad character, and the
sympathy cf The community is entirely with
Cranfeld. whose action is considered entire-
u justi6able.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-08
Accidents to Royalty in Europe.

Queen Victoria and her court, while tray-
cling lately on German railroad, had a
narrow escape from destruction by colli-
sion. Prince Albert came near losing his
life by jumping from carriage when The
horses were running off, The other day the
Queen OF Spain was shot at by one Of her SUB
jects, and escaped through the pistol missing
Paris. hSirste the Orleans pretensions to the
: French Crown, had leg broken while hunts
ing near Claremont. England. Francis H.
King of Naples. fell from his throne the other
day and losI bis crown. What next?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-08
Orphans Court Sale.

UY virtue of an order of the Orphans
~ Court of Centre county will be exposed
to Public Sale on the premises in Unionville,
on Saturday, the 18th of November, the fol,
lowing described property being the Real Es-
tate Of B. F. Weidner, Decd to wit A GER
tain lot or parcel of ground with buildings
thereon erected, in the Borough of UnionviIle,
bounded and described as follows: Begin.
ming at the corcer of Chestnut and Centre
Streets, and running up Chestnut Street go
feet to A. P. Heller's lot, thence by said lot
l2O feet to an Alley, thence by the said AL.
ley 10 feet to Centre Street, and thence by
Centre Street to the place of beginning.
TERMS:-One half the purchase money
on confirmation of tine Sale, the residue in
one year thereafter with interest, to be Sc
cured by Bond and Mortgage.
JASON kick, Admir-.
Unionviile, Oct. 25th, 1S6O-ts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-08
Foreign News.

By recen: arrival from Europe we gath
er the following news:
An insane man made an attempt to shoot
the Queen of Spain, but failed in his pur-
pose.
Garibaldi's Ministry at Naples has resign
ed.
The fortiications at Cherbourg and Al
giers are to be strengthened. A number of
steel-cased frigates have been ordered to be
built in France.
The garrison at Marseilles is to be REIN
forced.
The French feet ia to be recalled from Ma
pies.
The departures of additional French troops
for Rome had been suspended for the pres,
ent.
The French mail steamer Proteus, has
been seized at Naples.
Advices from Syria state that the French
have established Provisional Municipality
at Derreal Kammar, and reinsta.ed the
Christians in houses which were built by the
French soldiers.
The Paris flour market is advancing under
the effects of the rainy weather.
A despatch from Constan tinople announ-
ces the burn ns of twenty-five ships.
Advices from China report that the ship
Isaac Beel had been totally wrecked
Four ships bad left for England with oyer
200, 900 ounces of gold.
Later news says that the departure of the
Russian embassy has been officially announ-
ced.