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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13

u The AicghoaiGH last week r,,..,.-
TO our perusal, Al article from tie 4,
.Io'a1,oi, which it published. and re,---.-,
we liked il, 20 give It place in orr 81
We perGsed the article before pe ss-v 8.
-AEeghaaian. and did hot then, and To,.-.
on second reading, perceive snytl.i-r ,4
SO remarkable, as to entitle it 10 d place -.
the euriosities Of literature, alth.s,. Z. r---
bors seem II regard 1t as the most ex,-,.-s. e.
literary production of modern times. IT,
iEg more than very fierce deuuacia,i.- d. -, d.
C. breckinridse - a traitor, l. tie So.
IF Joe Barker's street corner sermons -
Is the last man living, who should deDo-,..
citizen Of Kentucky, for treason 90
crime lie a. himself steepei % tla y.--
Infamy and guilt Let the oowar.,v f.-,i -.
ed vagabond, look at his own hsYss m
blood on them-the blood of the inDo-s-.
and women, who were murdered II the - -
Know Nothing riut Of 1855. He uas,l,---..
tie plauner, the encourager # tl.at,5, -
him it would never have occures ana
was over. he had the har,iihooi an ;-.,,.--. d
defend it. That stain Is uu his -,,..r7
forever render him lcathesorre J., o..
God. and the virtuous p.1ti,a f MI,
Let him be d@spissd while liyi,..s. AID el,-s--
/ let,
. Shame aud iisi.ono1 sir.
By his grave ever.
Blessings shall halloa il
Never q. never
As the Ailegaa',ies.'s edit ~ are 7r
/ N.'tLiusS, the lovers of tlss rf-.,..- and a..
F p.sers Ui the Dot u and Irish. ,y- a. no.
I el It their being sGaL ar.s-: al,..,er. r. =.
.Elr ierer Prentice. Iirv sl-sls -.-.r. -
I Of The -Aleg.aHjaa oou;eI..i..- t.r sr--.l. -
the l. u: vile ,JoUraol. r- Gruc.a,s R-.lrr n.
and Caioallader, C,.nu,ls ; eyens -.f -..-
joseph Holr and Dausel :. DlcRias9u. --..--.
elected Attorney General Of the S,ate n "
I..rb. al "f whom were - ardent sum- 4.
Breckenridge last fiji IS we we're. Tg.er.. -,.
have them SPotiei as traitors aud So .-- ....
forthwith. although they are Tie Hrars, nd
most el,quclt 6efrnderz Of the J-aiua p .-
land, Why single rs p':t aS victim. f-e- 81.
vast thrrng of men who sustained Bsr2-.-s-.
in 1862 Viii ,,ur 1c5shb,r Is IF tie .,r,-s--.
inf,I'n Us what il'ey think Of tie reaar.. (
. Fremont What do ycu ti.iul -.u,le-e- +
Ii.s frauds in the Western Dr.ar.rs..- g. -r-
the army What d. you think of BIS ,-r-g--
alton Proclamation What 10 yo1 t-as q.
summers plan tor freeing al the slaves IN Il,
rev lted States Saaulln-t J..hn Cor.ls q.
employee! u investigate the frauds le-,a,.r ~
petratel On the National Government An
sver mex. week viii d..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13

In five regiment sent out by Conuecti-
cut. there are but four men who conId not
write their names. These mudisils of Con-
necticut have to fight Southern gentlemen.
like Fall River Rangers taken at Fort HIATT
eras. where. in company of sixty-four. bu.
five we're able TO sign their usmes to the en- :
llstmeut roll
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13
~The election IN Ner .I.-.,,

- Tie election IN NeE ,lar-r, ias' = r.
resulted IN biil.iaut Deuoc-a'ie F5s-o-r.-
We have secured ,3,ome majority IL
b th houses of the lie is's'ure Tins Is su-
courasins news. Thank heaven PeUnSy'rs-
MIA aud New Jersey are D-mac-arie one
more Whn now viii eoataud that ,ha Den
"cra'ie party IS d, al Thesr ar ~ -le -,
frsiwaves of the tremendous -caciiou in put is
sentiment. which Is just setting ia. aud Stila
will sink abolitionism so deep. ,hat q bubble
W not ri>a over the spot where !, so-.itz--
In New Ynrk, The Democratic candidate iaI
Canal Commis -iouer. - probably el,ct+d 0i
course the Republicans IN Massachusetts,
have swept everything hv a large eJariry
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13

~ The Fulton De'nacoat SAYS. that t.
Military vote elects !obn Cessna, E-g a
Bedford to ;Le Legislature. II suall mai
ori;y. Nr Cessna rs speaker f tLp i e
DUR : ''e session ofls52 and : I gea.,,eaz-
# decileti ability
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13
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Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Stree New
York, and 10 State street. Boston, the au-
thorized Agents for the ''DEMoCRAT & SENTI-
MEL" and the most Influential and largest circu-
ating Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
at our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13

FREsuEr.-We learr fron the Johnstown
Tribune, that there was on Saturday of week
before last. tremendous freshct of Stony
Creek and the Conemaugh. the two streams
which skirt that place. The Oldest inhabi-
tant has no recollsctions of the water ever
having been so high. a considerable portion
of the town was completely inundated, to the
serious Inconvenience for the time being. OF
the inhabitants. The Stony Greek bridge,
which connects the town with Keruvillc. was
carried away. This is serious loss, espe-
cially to the stockholders. A portion of the
structure on the Kernville side. still remains
in tolera5le condition. 4 portion of the fee
der dam 10 the vicinity of town. was also car
ried away. A new bridge viii we under
stand. be erected over Stony Creek ir few
months 1t win be more convenient and
substantial structure, than the one whose un-
ceremonious exit. We have just chron:cled.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-13

Gistril ution through the country. Capt Nc
Keever had them printed and delivered FIRE.
mont's order In this matter was as follows:
..Adiutant General will have 200 copies OF
Proclamation of Commander General, dated
30th of August. together with Address to the
Army of the same date. sent immediately to
Ironton. for the use of Maj. Garrett, Indiana
Cavalry. Mai. Garret. will distribute it
Sept %. 1861. Fl. Com Gen"
We left St. Louis Oct II, for General
Fremont's headquarters. at Tiptoo, 1oO mi les
distant. passing the night at Jefferson City.
the Car itol of Missouri, 125 miles distant
from 81. Louis. Gen Price was in command
of the place. with force of l. 200 men The
Eight Iowa was there en- route for Upton a
this place they were accumulated large
quantity of forage, landed from steamboats,
and means of transportation also the hall
barrels for carrying the water, and number
of mules. which Capt Turnkey said ne could
not get forward, having no control over the
transportation by rail- road
We arrived at Upton at a NJ. OF the
18th. The Secretary of War was oailed
upon by Gen. Fremont. and upon his invita-
ton, accompanied him to Syracuse, aoout hve
miles distant, to review Gen. MchIolster
division. about 5000 strong. This body of
troops is said to be the best equipped aud the
best supplied of the whole army. they Ger
tainly are, as far as means OF transportation
are concerned.
At Upton. beside Gen Fremont and staif'
his body guard, &c found part OF 'en.
Hunters First Division and Gen. Asboth
Fourth DiAision.
The force designed to act against Price con-
sists of FIVE divisions az follows:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
Sheriff 8 Sale.

John Woods W. George lessee and ]. w.
Burchheld.
On execution issued from the District Court Of
Kansas Territory, sitting in and for Doniphan
County.
DY virtue of said execution, to me directed,
ID have levied upon the following described
personal property, to wit: One yoke OF oxen,
fifteen head Of hogs, one two-ysar old heifer,
and one milch cow-as the property Of the said
Burchfeld; and have also levied on one two
wear old heifer, one three year old heifer, four
calves, and twenty head of hogs, ~ the proper
ty of the said George jesse; and will offer said
property, taken a. Burchfelds, for sale, at pub
lie auction, at the house of said Burch6sld, and
the said property taken as said Jessee's, at his
house; both Of which said places Of sale being
in Iowa Township. in said County: the first Of
said sales at IL O'Clock, noon, Of the 2lst day
Of January, 1861, and the last OF said sales at
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said 2lst day January, to
satisfy said execution and costs.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF Janua-
~, A. d. 1861. -.
JOS. F. HAMPsON, Acting Sheriff.
By C. LELAND, Deputy Sheriff.
January 10, l86l-2w. Prs fee, $4.sO.
The above sales are adjourned to January 81 4,
1861, at the places and hours above specified.
JOSEPH r. HAMPSON, Sheriff.
20 By c. LELAND. Deputy.
January ~, 1861. Printers foe, $3.50.
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TO CONsUMPTIvRs.

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health In fs~ weeks By very simple remedy.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
Prom Washington.
wxsHroros, Jan IL.

,.h. besn sscertained to-day, u Q
-, that leaves no room whatever fc'
,.,b. that it 10 the purpose OF the So:sn
o'. ..;.. the capitol. at some time prior
~ :; an the 4th Of March. This, II
. !. 4 revival of previous reports. but
-. S. ;,Iormssion il now in such shape
-. T.rtbsrn members of Congrsss con
~, !, thsir duty to look the danger fair
!" !. Tie face. and adopt such measure
!. nav BE- within their reach.
m: fact thst Southern members Of
c,,orss, have bssn sending home their
Yin. ". and daughters until few now re-
..in i regarded - indicative that .
..oaiet IL expected. There srs not now
es.r one hundred lady borders at the
.S,,, principal hotels. At Willard's
.s.,s are not, exclusively Of transient Wis:
a.,, over . dozen ladies. aud the num.
IN there altogether does not sxcesd thir.
'Th. Northern men are firm. They
v;ll when the time arrives. make prop.
..;tisr that ought to be. and will b. &C.
..ot.Lle 10 reasonable Southern men. and
:. ths ssme time not dishsnorsble to
themselves.
No on, now expects . peaceful solu.
,;os II the existing difficulties. - the 70.
...lionists have gone too far to receds.
.-e.,. before the force Of arms. No con.
....;os. th.t the North could make would
.s;sdy them. In fact. they do not hest.
at. 70 %, that It 10 dissolution. not con-
ea,,ions to preserve tbs Onion. that they
n n, event Of the adoption Of Mr..
Cs,.ia's report. Maryland may be re-
ed upon to stand by the Union. Ken
tusky will, 1 thiak. do the same. Since
Hunters speech, have less confidence in
Virginia. .,
lis reported that the President will
cause tho arrest Of any correspondent ssn-
ding information of the Govsmnsats
movements TO the Se1th.
That there is deep laid plan to ever.
throw the Government. st all hazards, u
new believed BY I'll. Gen. Scott asks for
M thsussad militia men, 70 protect and
defend the District Of Coiumbis against
ali threats and oil attempts to take pos
session Of the Fedsral Capital. in order
der to prevent the Inauguration Of To
President elect
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
sHERIFF,s SALE.

A. A. Dougherty ". A. A. Hays.
On execution issued fton the District Court Of
Kansas Territory, sitting in and for Doniphan
County.
NOTICE ID hereby given, that will oher
IN for sale. at vublic suction, at the Court
House door, IN Troy, in said County, on the
26sh day Of February, A. D. 1851. at o'clock,
P. NJ, Of thas day, the following. described pro-
persy, to wit: the north east quarter Of section
No. "a, in township No. I, Of range No. Is, eit.
uated in said County, Also; Lots q and q
in Block l9, situated in the city 81 Elwood, in
said Deniph.n County. Tsken e the property
Of said defendant, Hays, and viii be sold to the
highest bidder, for eash, either BY quarter quar-
Ter sections or the whole qaastee, 70 suit pur-
chasers-to satisfy said execation and costs.
Given under my hand, this Sth day Of Janua-
JOS. F. HAMPSON, Acting Sheriff.
By c. LKhARD, Deputy Sheriff.
January 10. lssl-7v. finser's fee, 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
PROSPECTUS OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

w,.u.oro.. n. C.. Deeemb.,. 1861.
III. rnd.r,;onsd b.,e commenced the nub.
,;...;on in this sitv. ofs veekly nevspaner.
..II.d the National Reoublican,
r. :. nr;nt.d IN = iaree sheet. n by ~ inch
=. and i. furp;shed at the Low nr;ees Gated be.
- -.
t. ,;u contain Al, the or;ain., msstsr Of the
all, N.,;.n.I r snnhl;c.n. vith the e.cept;on
osIo..i 80. not ;pterest;no 70 country s.bsc;b.
A., w.,
r. Ill -. E,u .o,or&. of III. nroce~d;-os NJ
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
Baeins 70 Grind Thsm to the oulol

Begins to Grind Thsm to tho Quick
Visitors lately arrived in Washington
from Charleston. Mobile. New Orleans.
ssvaansh aud Memphis. report the fol-
loving facts:
Thst Starvation IL impending in many
psrss Of South Csrolins, Alabama. Gsor-
eis and, Louisiana
That shsrs is little or No money in cir
suls,ion in the Cotton States. and not.
wishs.anains the suspension Of nearly all
Tie 6outhern banks. their paper has great
u dspnssistsa. -
That even Virginia notes are far below
psr.in this city.
That the necessity Of raising money to
support war establishments in the differ.
snt Cotton States, intended for the doub,
10 purpose Of resisting the Federal Gov
srnmsat and Of putting down local trou'
bic. alarms the property holders. many
Of whom would retire to the North. but
they are forced to pay these taxes in or,
der to prevent suspicion. and are com
PEELED to remain lest portion Of thei'
families might b retained as hostages.
TINT constant fears are entertained Of
rising Of the slaves in most of the
Southern States. These fears. whether
real or imaginary. are producing univer,
sal alarm.
Letters received on the 9lst inst, BY q
Southern lady. represent the feeling or
this subject as intense. That bitter di'
visions are growing up among the poll
ticisns in the South-soms produced BY
disputes on the question Of secession
some BY the horrors of forced taxation.
and still more BY the fact that South
Osrolius is in the attitude OF enforcing q
Reign Of Terror. to which all men mus
submit in order to save reputation and
life. e. -s-ra I'D r-.r
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s Z QV e 81
MORRIS g. CHENE Y

A RE on hand, a. lslal. with q large and
II complete assortment of ell sizes and pat
terms Of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves.
comprising the latest and most improved styles;
together with .s -
TIN, COPPER, AND SHIIr-IR0N WAR;,
in any quantity to suit the market-al Of which
will be sold " dirt cheap" for the CASH!
We have also on hand
BAR IRON AND STEEL,
Of various kinds, to suit the trade. And last,
though not least, We will kespa complete a..
sortmsnt of
MOLINE PEOWS,
which, for good qualities. are unsurpassed BY
any other in use.
White Cloud, April S, ls60-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-24
AlAiliStratoi,s Notice.

NoIiCE is hereby given, that letters Of Ad.
49, 'nist.seon were granted 70 the under
oy The Probate Court Of Brown County,
Ss.. territory, On The Estate Of E. &. Shields,
In e.. bearing date the 2sth day Of August,
Ma iooo. All persons having claims against
..ats' are required to exhibit then fos
n;d , ., within one year from the date Of
u,s.,"S sn OF Administration, or they may b
Hma Sasa from any benefit Of said Estate; and
49, Sa claims be not exhibited within three
h,s..Vn The date of said letters, they will b
., SAMUEL c. SHIELDS,
I,,,. Administrstor.
~ isSl-3v. Printers fec, g.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
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Notice Of Appraisal.

A. A. Dougherty ". A. A. Hays.
On execution issued from the District Court of
Kansas Territory, sitting in and for Doniphan
County.
THE said A. A. Hays 10 hereby notified,
shat will take an appraisal, a. REQUIRED by
Jaw. Of the north east quarter of section 81, in
township l, Of range 10, situated in said Coun-
ty, on the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1861, at
O'Clock, P. NJ; and Lots q and p, in Block
40, situated in Elwood, in said County, on the
18Th day Of February, A. d. 1851, at 1 O'Clock,
P. NJ, Of that day. At the said prsmises-as
which times and places you can be present, il
you see fit.
Given under my hand, this 23d day Of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1861.
JOS. F. hAMPsON, Acting Sheriff.
By C. LELAND, Deputy Sheriff.
January "a. ls6l4~. Printers fee, IS.