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A Montreal paper states that during the
last few days several young men have left
that city for New York, affirming their in
tention of joining some Of the volunteer regi-
ments in that city. .I..
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A sERMoN delivered on Sunday last, at the
First Congregational Church, in this city, by
Rev, NJ. D. Conway, upon the Foes of the
Household, will be found OF the first page of
this mornings PRESS, which we commend 10
the prayerful consideration Of our numerous
roodaro
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Dan Riee's circus hotilla was menaced by
the mob last midnight. They demanded that
Rice should hoist the Union flag instead of
his own. He brought a hoWitzer, charged
with slugs, 10 bear on the mob, and dehed
them; put on steam and stood for the Ken
lucky shore, where he is now safely moored.
The Bank Of the Ohio Valley was thrown
out to- day by the Cincinnati clearinghouse.
Other Banks sound.
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TIE BEAUTIES AND YERITIEs Oh TELE-
eRAPHSe.-Some idea may be formed of the
accuracy of ~teIegraphic dispatches by the
following, taken from the New York Press:
H-rNnrNnLnI NALL 1871
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~NOTTCE.- TO THR STOCK
N H0LDERS Of the Passenger Railroad
Compapy Of Cincinnati -NOtioe is hereby given
paBy will be held, mrsuant 70 order Of tbs Board
Of Directors, on. FRIDAY. MAY 81, 1850, at 10
o'elok A. NJ, ct their Once, III the second story OF
Owens Block, north vest corner of Fourth and
Mainfste 70 act upon the following resolution, w.;
ReSOlVed! That the Company accept the provision
Of the Act Of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Ohio, passed April 10 1851, entitlsd " An Act to
provide, for and regulate Street Railroad Com
by order Of the Board. rl
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LATEST VIEWS BY TELEGaAhH.
THE WAR FOR The UNIONl
Batteries on The Coast near
IL charleston Y

A COLLISION NJ HAMPERS FtsRY REGARDED As
ctRTAlH THIS WEEK.
The Niagara" and "Huntsvillep
Capture Two Vessels.
THE FOLIOY OF THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT.
Seizure of steamer "Susanue,
by the "Crusader.'' %
THE YACHT "wANDERER@ 70 BE
ARMED AND SENT TO THE GULF.
Senator Douglas Considered Out Of
Danger.
L ' - Los. SEQ
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TTACHBIENT AND GARNISHBE.
n Vincent BOro Is. Lewis Qhurch:-Pete qosso-
len, RaTDishee, principal Before N, Marchant,
Justice Of the Peace Of Cinoinnati Township, Ham
on the ilth day Of May, A. d 1861. said Justice
issued an order Of attachment aud ganishee Ia the
above action for the sum Of Sll2. Said cause n set
VINCENT BORO.
May 80. 1861. my2l-cTu'
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HOME INTEREST.

Rev. Henry A. Wise, jr., has Joined the
Secession army at Richmond, Va.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF. CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON COUNTY-HO. 1900. Jason
Evans. Briggs swift. Hugh ". H1ghss and Wilson
WashipRton Butcher and john Butcher Butcher,
partners as Butcher 4 Brother, Defendants, and
Morris OWAn, gArnishee,- said. defendants,
Butcher 4 Brother, are hereby netiaed that On the
filed their petition IN said Court, stating that ON
the 9th day Of February, A D 1851, the said Nor
rs owan made q certain bill Of exchange for the
sum of 5000, at sixty days and t"dorsed and dl.
Feoted the same to the said Butcher 4 Brother, that
the same was duly accepted by the said Butcher
Brother, and afterward, for the benefit OF said
Banking opSe, IN Cincinnati that there IL due
said draft, the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars, and
Interest nom May /, 1861, and demanding a jndg-
ment against said Butcher for said sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars, with Interest as Aforesaid. And
the said Butcher a Brother are hereby required to
plead, answer or dsmur 10 said pethion on OF before
the 22d day Of June, A, d. 1861, other wise Judgment
will be taken against them as demanded In said 20.
tition. n. ID. a W. TILDEhi for PfAintins.
May l6, 1861. my2l-tIn
A T-TACHHENT AND GARNIsHBK.
n Vincent BOro vS. Lewis Ohurch.-Peter d0aso-
len, garDisheel principal Before n, Marohant,
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rHR FOLIOY OF THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENTS.
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MlIG0-RLuE RLQuSES.

~ ~ MAXI n Rsgnisr serydee or Home
OuaTds. A. ID. PUGLOOK 4 CO..
-my2lc" Nos. 10 and IA West Sscond'st.
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. 88EEEEf fSS5tfHE Is68aESSSSAAEFH RHTegaEt&se
spIual meeting q this Company. held ssdS, or ies on o.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
That Young Man.

In the last number of our paper we pub
lished an article concerning young man
who was engaged in writing letters to Re-
publicans in different parts of the county, to
induce them to vote for Amos Alexander,
after said young man had, through the in
fuence of Mr. Hutchinson, Alexarders op-
ponent been appointed Mercantile Apprais
or. Before the paper was issued MIR. Brown
met the young man and spoke to him of his
ungrateful conduct, and infoIm med bim that
the Democrat would "pitch into him for it."
Young man became nervous, fearing that
his mean condust would be exposed and as
ked Mr.. Brown to tell him the substance of
the article. Mr.. Brown replied that he
could not as it had been written and handed
in by friend who knew more about the let
ters than be did, but the editors would of
course be responsible. After the appearance
of the paper, young man assailed US on the
street and wanted to know why we pitched
into him in that kind of style, and made use
of some choice language and tore around at
terrible rate. doubtless thinking that we
would take to our heels and run off from be-
fore his territ le wrath but we did not do
this and after he mad blowed off enough gas
to raise a balloon he cooled down. Here the
matter would have ended but when the
Watchmdn came out, behold it Contains
communication frcm the young man, signed
" A Republican" He does not deny that
he wrote letters 10 favor of Alexander, for
he admitted to us, on the street that he had
to tell the young man that the paper would
pitch into him, but that be, Brown had been
away, and somebody had banded it in, jim
had put it in as editorial and would not
take it out" That is lie, young man. Mr..
Brown told you just what is contained in the
first part of this article and nothing more.
Young man then says something about
mistake which occurred in the Democrat, but
does not deny that he wrote those letter g.
What pity that, when he was excited, he
admitted that be did write them, thus fur
nishing the best of evidence that our char
ges were co-fect.
For fear Mr. S.; there we almost
let out bis name-shouid have trouble to
find out the author of this article. we would
just say that the name of the author may be
found at the head OF this paper as editor, the
same person who young man assailed on
''Livingston's Corner" Should he feel de-
sirous Of raising the wind" about this arli-
Gle he can call on the same.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
VIM. III. Blair.

This gentleman, who is the candidate Of
the bogus democracy for Senator. was a
member of the 4th Pennsylvania Regime Mt,
whose conduct on the morning of the battle
of Bull Run ia we'll known to the public, and
his friends fearing that his connection with
the Regiment may injure his prospects for
the tffi,e to which be aspres, they are in.
dastriously circulating a certificate from a
Capt. Snyder, to the effect :hat after the
Regiment refused to remain lJnger, Mr.. Blair
wanted TO leave the Regiment and 20 with
the army, but was prevented by his superior
officers. Now we have never before referred
to the fact that Mr.. B.air was member of
this Regiment, AMI we do so now, only to ask
how it could be possible that Col. Hartranfi,
the superior officer of the Regiment, Capt.
McCooke, and about forty others. should be
permitted to leave the Regiment and engage
in the Bull Run fight, as they did. and yet
Mr. Blair be denied that privileges Verify
this certificate looks like deception.--Aancy
Lumindry.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Henry johnson. ESQ.

In the last number of the Watchman there
is an ungentlemanlv attack both upon our
self and Mr.. johnson, the Peoples nominee
for the State Senate. As to ourself we care
nothing for the cowardIy and libelous attacks
of the Watchman upon US. They have lied
so much and so long about US, that Its power
to harm US, is not worth notice. We shall
therefore pass them BY, as the idle wind
Nor could the Watchmdn injure Mr.. johnson
if the honest and patriotic people of Centre
would but remember that it was presented
by the Grand Jury at the last Court for its
reasonable articles. 1t never had much
character, but it has less now, indeed we
doubt whether it has any How men can
support ii and claim to be loyal has been a
query with US for the last iour months.
Mr.. johnson was never Captain of any
company. On the 22nd day of April the
Brady Artillery started from Muncy fer
Camp Curtin. Mr., johnson was not its
Captain. nor never had beeu. A list for a
new Company was started under the three
months call, which list Mr.. johnson headed
just a. be was leaving to attend Court. 1t
was signed BY about forty others mostly
married men. But before the company was
filled up, Mr.. Johnson it's temporary Cap
tain did all be could to fill the company but
as there were several other companies being
raised at the same time and as Mr.. Johnson,
on account of his large practice could not
give it his whole attention, the necessary
number OF men could not be raised. Mr..
Johnson decided the company must be filled.
and just when be had commenced in good
earnest, he was informed by Gov Curtin that
the requisition was full and he could accept
no more companies.
We might say more in contradiction of the
Watchmans article written by Col. Blair
himself, but we forbear. Mr.. johnson we
hold, would scorn to play the game Col.
Blair is now playing, to secure seat in the
senate. Col. B'air in order to make votes.
not to ight for the Union, has himself elected
lst Lieutenant of Captain Snyders company,
and when called upon for speech, he said.
:" this is a time for action not for words, you
do right by me, and wils stand by you."-
Now Col. Blair is bound to cheat somebody.
either his company, or, if elected to the Sen.
ate, bis constituents. He cannot be true to
both, he cannot act Seuasor and 60 with the
company his pledge implies. Mr.. John
son is TOO honest and reliable man to play
such a contemplate double game.
Blair is great patriot, yes but does any
man believe that be would ever have have
gone even in the three months service as a
private? We know he would not. He is too
fond of ofice. And after all it is the priVates
who should haze the credit, They do the
work and therefore deserve the honor
Blair says we built the railroad" yes we !
Did lie ever touch his finger ends to its Re-
publicans, honest Democrats of Centre repu-
date hin as you did when he run for the
Treasurers tfhce in 1858 His principles are
unchanged He is the same milk and water
gentleman still.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Not Correct.

We have been informed that
there is report in circulation In
the lower counties Of this Senate
rial District, to the effect that the
Republicans of this county are
supporting VIM. III Blair, for the
Senate Such is not the case !
Not only the Republicans, but a
large number of the Democrats
are opposing Mr. Blair. Only
this week we heard a prominent
Democrat say that he'd be d ID
if he could support any sLoa a
wishy-wachy man as Blair. The
friends of Mr.. johnson, in the
lower counties, need have no fear
of the Republicans of this county.
We can assure them that Mr..
johnson will receive the entire
Republican vote of Old Centre.
Let the people Of the lower coun-
ties do their duty and Mr.. John
son will occupy seat in the Sen
ate Chamber, next Winter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Guilty of Treason.

Every man in Centre County acquainted
with the laws of the country, knows that any
one who engages in aiding and abettipg the
rsbels in any manner whatever is guilty of
treason. And any man who endeavcrs
to prevent men from enlisting in the army
of the United States is certainly aiding and
abetting the Rebels. d. not be astonishe ID,
readsr, when we inform you that resident
Of Centre county has been thus engaged
and is now Liable to be indeed, convicted !,
and allotted q place in Fort Layfs yette.--
That man is now on the Democra tic ticket of
this county, and asks the citizens to place
him in Office uRder, government which he
Is not willing to sustain himself, or permit
others TO do so. He is no less person than
DR.. Strohecksr. ons of the Democratic nom
inees for Associate Judge. But to che fact
In the case.
Our readers will remember tha; compa n =
of Cavalry was raised in this county few
months ago, " hich is now in the service Of
the United States under command of Capt.
jonathan Wolf, neighbor of Mr.. Stroheck,
Capt. Wolf had enrolled soma twelve or ff-
teen men in the vicinity of where DR.. Stro
becker resides, bat when he went to demand
them to start for the war they refused to go,
and the reason they gave was that g DR..
Strohecker had persuaded them rot to co.
that be said +" il was a d-m black Repub-
lcan war, and Lincoln ought to be shot
Those, men, who would have gone to fight
the battle of their country, had they not been
advised otherwise, are stIl staying at home,
and will no doubt aid and abet" the enemy
themselves on Tuesday next by casting their
votes for their secession neighbor. These
are facts. and We are prepared to prove them
by peigh5or of DR.. Strohecker, who is now,
and always has been, Democrat
Now, honest voters of Centre county, are
you prepared to " aid and abet" the enemy
by allowing this man to be elected to
one of the most honorable positions in your
gift If such men are to be elevated to posts
Of honor in loyal Pennsylvania. better give
up to the rebels at once, and write JEFF. Da-
vic to take possession of the National Capt.
tai. We trust that the loyal citizens of this
county will show. by their votes on Tuesday
next. that gentlemen of secession 2roclivities
must emigrate little further South, if they
would be elected to positions which should
only be filed, in loyal communities, by-loyal
men.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Ha! Ha! The Richest Political
Trick of the Season

Col. Wm. II. Blair aud his adjuncts, CO.
horts and clques 10 BellefoNte. in their po-
litical schemes TO cheat both Republicans
and Democrats, haYe hit upon the plan of
Col. Blair to enroll himself in CAPT. A. B.
Sny der's company, to be 1st Lieu,e epant, and
march with them but if elected Senator be
will act as such, or if elected, why then. he
will go into winter quarters until the Senate
meets, and then attend as Senator and when
the Session is CLOSED return to his company.
That is like him Receive the pay as first
Lieutenant and Senator at the same time. But
he is advertised to make speeches this week
at Several places. according to report in the
Democratic townships of Pennsvalley. and
convert the German Democrats to vote fer
him as Senator, while he attempts TO tickle
the Peoples party, that if elected he will
support all they ask. Somebody must be
cheated in this game, and Blair is the very
man to d. it. Ii he intends to make the
army his profession why not decline his Sem
atorial nomination aud let the Democratic
party nominate an,ther. They have hun
dred better and more deserving men than
Blair whe wDuld sell them q. Meek, the ex-
PEELED editor of the Wdtchma said aoould
sell their political birth right tor mess Of
potage," which must have been intenGed for
Blair ind his jocos. We know that true and
consistent Democrats who have been betray-
ed by Blair. should have bad the nomination
for Ser ator by that party. while at the same
time he deceived the DemocT attic party he
commenced the came game with the Repub-
licans, and Judas-like kissed them as being
th only Union men in this Senatorial Dis,
trict. Is this not truef And can it be pos
sibls tha, such political animal as Bill
Blair, corn cob aristocrat deceive all par.
ties and secure his election? We cannot be-
lieve it..
Nofelow citizens Of all parties. Let your
votes be given for Henry Johnson. who is or
the Union ticket with Maynard, Packer, the
Brother of ex-Gov. Packer. in Lycoming
Clinton, Centre &o., and put your veto st tn,
Ballot Box, uIon Bill. Blair. all SON
tenn ptabls politicicns who have determined
that the tax payers shall supp rs them
while they hold themselves ready TO besray
sll parties. Are wenot correc,7 let Tussday
next decide.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE, that Samuel
LII. Strohecker indu-
duced some ten or fif-
teen men, who had
promised to enlist in
Gen. VOLTS Compa-
ny, to remain at home
by representing TO
them that this was a
a Black Republican
War. Who would
vote for a man who
would thus give aid
and comfort the ene-
mics Of bis country
Keep it Before the
People that the re-
port about Mr.. John
son having been Cap
tain of a military conn
pany which went to
war while he remain
ed at home, is an in
famous and malicious
lie +! Mr.. johnson
never was the Captain
Of a Company.
ELECTION DAY.--Re-
publicans of Centre
County don't forget
that Tuesday is Elec-
tion day. Let every
man be at his post on
that day and work for
the men who will sus-
tain the Government
in it's hour of trouble.
Turn out one and all.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
C. Don't Forget
what Proudfoot said
about sending his sons
to fight for the South
Such q man can not
be trusted.

81 1t is the duty Of every
loyal citizen of Centre county to
attend the polls and see that no
detriment is done to the Union
cause. If through the remissnesa
of Union men, disqualified and
disloyal men are elected to fill our
offices, it will be subject of end
less but vain regret. Prevent this
evil by coming out in all your
strength, and put down now and
forever everything that will not
concede and fulfil every inch Of
our obligations to the Union and
the government which is sworn
to protect and preserve it.
~ We ask the freemen Of
Centre county who supported
Abraham Lincoln, not to desert
him now, when he most needs en-
couragement and support. Let
the peoples Union ticket receive
unanimous support, and the u
Mon of the people will be complete
for the protection of the Union of
the States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
UNION MEETING !

Freemen, Union Men of Centre
we call upon you to arouse ! Your
country demands your best servi-
ees We Cannot all go to the
Seat Of War; but those Of us who
remain at home have duties to
perform. We must sustain our
noble Governor, we must sustain
our National Administration; we
must go in for the Constitution
and the Union and the enforce
ment of the laws. To this end
we call upon all Union loving cit
izens to rally for the cause and
for constitutional Liberty through
out the world. A meeting will be
held
IN BELLEFONTE,
on MONDAY Evening October
the 7th. Hon. James {. Hale,
W. w. Brown, Esq, Ed. Blanch-
ard, Esq. & others will address the
meeting. Freemen, rally rally
for the cause and for your glori-
-ous principles. Let us stand up
for Equal and Exact Justice to
all men, or die by the principle.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Amos Alexander the Dem
ocratic nominee for county Com
missioner is a member Of a GER
tain church in Millheim, and that
he has refused to attend thc SER
vices in said church since the war
broke out, for the following rea-
sons list, because the minister
dared to pray in the pulpit in fa-
vor of that government without
which the property Of the said
Amos would not be worth one
cent. End, because the members
of the congregation placed on the
top ofthe church, the glorious old
stars and stripes, under which
our grand armies are now march
ing to put down the rebellion and
restore the country to prosperity,
50 that the said Amos may con-
tinue to enjoy the comforts ofhis
LOYAL home in Pennsvalley.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

Reg Juhn G. Breckinridge. after remain
ing in the loyal States as long as he could
possibly exert any influence toward plunging
Kentucky into the mad vortex of rebellion
and treason, has now made bis escape and
openly Joined the Rebel army in Tennessee.
That army is now marching into Kentucky,
carving death and devastation with its adj
vanoing columus The people of that noble
old State, having spurned from themselves
the traitorous counsels of Rreckinridge and
Magofin, are now rising in their might tc
rerel the bloedy assaults of their recreant
brethren, and to vindicate their own spotless
loyalty and courage under the banners Of
the galiant Anderson.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
That Wonderful Mis- take.

Just as we expected, the brainless ninney
Of the lpatc man, tiles to make political cap
ital Of mistake made By one Of our typos,
in our last paper. In setting mp e para.
graph in reference TO Mr. McWilliams. be
inserted the name Of Alexander" Instead
Of MeHilliams. 1t was set rp by young
Ean who takes as little interest in this poe
litical campaign as Loyal Amos takes in the
welfare of bis country, and who no more
thought Of Loyal Amos when be inserted
that "bonored name Alexander" than he
lid e The Appetite Paul.