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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
Enst Tennossee Hnr.

XETE srs prepared to furniIh any qrzn-iiy n
w hsrds Grsss or Glover hoy II Ezst TenBs' p
ne shove Hay u Of superior quadty, put ~ IN D
sEsSasfuE 500 pcuads e the bale Orders solicited
With dispat h. ---- r. 81. mCPHBRSON q
sa326-d2n Hay Ickers, KnorTills
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
CRancery Court auction

S0LB, Upper, Harnsss, Kip Skin and Eide Leata
- by lsepe5 d2i BTaATTON a SKI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
Cutters Wanted,
Lenther fOr enle.

A T the QaagisFBsstsrs Dspartmeas, corner 81
"a water street, TailorE 70 cut coats and paats y
AVpiy 70 lisFss-tfl I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
Auction sale Of Furniture. c
BENZ. +. SHIELDS & COMPANY

WILL sell this morning, Saturday, ssp'crher O.
w o'clock, ane assortment o. Esrnifurs.
Also TIRES Casks Old BHTgundy Port Wine. e,c ETC
lsp2S-dit CsltrAl Aaet en- Rooms, y Coli, &c
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11
We Wonder.

We wonder wherein Abraham Kopelin, Esq,
Mr.. James D. Hamilton, aud the other gen.
tlemen who compose .he Republican ticket
have offended Mr. Daniel J. Morrell, owner
Of the Cambria Iron Works He has been
making himself very busy. recently, trying
20 get up new ticket-for the reason we
presume, that he don't like the one nomina-
ted by the Republican Convention, He wants
o get a .' Union Ticket" Are not Kopelin,
and Hamilton UEion men. If they arc not
Pershiug and Buck are-therefore, Mr. Nor
rell, you can ease your patriotic conscience,
by voting for them. We don't think you
would materially injure your prospects of be-
ing elected to Congress next fail, by SO do
ing.
As Geo. s. King, Esq, of Johnstown re-
marked on last Monday, it is now too late Id
the campaign, to talk about nominating a
Uui,n Ticket" Both parties in the Coun-
ty, have held Conventions and nominated
tickets. The Democracy are pleased with
their ticket, and intend to elect it. 1t is
composed of staunch Union men, and pure
patriots. 1t is emphatically Union Ticket
therefore. Mr.. Morrell. we advise you to
support it. 1t is true you amt very smart,
but then you are a rich man. and as money
is everything now a-days, We would like to
have you on our side. @
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

facts, and We know that there is no man iv-
ing, who dare answer these interrogOtaries,
save in the affirmative. Then why is there
no talk about mobbing or suppressing the
Tri6unes No. nothing like that must be at
tempted. If it were Democratic printing
Office, it would be right to rid it out by
mob, or suppress it by authority of law, but
it is the leading aud most influential Repub-
lican sheet in the lano, and we must therefore
let it alone.
We have now before US copy of the New
York Times, which contains an article high
" abusive of Simon Cameron the Secretary
of War. calling on President Lincoln to COM
pei him to resign, and to appoint Holt of
Kentucky in his stead. Is this not asaailing
the Administration, and attacking it in its
most vital part? And yet we hear no talk
about suppressing the New York Times. Ii
is Republican sheet and may say what it
pleases. But if Democratic newspaper at
tempts to do so, it must be Immediately rid
OUT by mob or suppressed by the Govern
ment. What glorious thing it must be to
be the editor of Republican newspaper just
now. How Independent Republican editors
must feeI. But never mind there's a good
time coming boys. therefore we democratic
editors have concluded to wait little longer.
We wont give up the ship for the present at
Iaast
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

AlDaost erery Jody has hs.r.-d u - H5sls
HIjr Restorative
That the word Restorative, 10 this ca,
is no miSnomer. we have the testimony Of m
dividua.s Whoss elevated position in the o,u,,-
try. as well as their acknowledge and hur-
orable chassster as gentlemen, render waar-
ever they publicly assert in The last derr-~
reliable Several of these have tested, per
soually. the hair preparation we are now
speakiu, of aud certify to its amazing efieiel-
cy ilr-the most public manucr posi- bic Their
certificates can be seen at the p-nprist'r's De
pot, 3l2 Broadway, New York, and once
seen and properly appreciated. We have T."
hesitation in saying they will impress con-
victiou on the most skeptical mind. Wood
Hair Restorative Is. Doubtless, the best aral-
Gle of its kiui ever yet produced
1t does not dye, but gives If, heai,h a..d
beauty to the dec1ying, falling an dead, rr-
storing, as if by magic, that which was s1E.-
pesei t. be irreeoyera5!y lost. Heals u-a-lg
bald. aud others uesTly white, are daily te-
ing eh an ged to their Prestiue beauty, and ia
ces covered with piuples are rendered a.
smooth as an infants, aud as blushlng =
rose. ali by the use of Prof Woods lisr
restorative For sale at Ia Market Street,
and by all Druggists -Chicago Times oo-'
by all Druggists
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

GREAT BRTTIAN.-T.a Ondon CiloBe arpr,-
ces that the army in CaI...ia Is about T. l.a -
forced by 22.5O0 men during the month.
The Times siiUdSially calls on the guverrr,s-.
70 strain every nerve TO develope the cultivs.;
Of cottsn in India and elsewhere. 1t saws -.
it believes that there will be no lack or VIII =
assist the enterprise on the part Of the goye-n
ment, If the merchants and manufactures yr;,l
point out the way, the government viii waive Al
samples when the prosperity of the country and
the existence of millions are at stake
The Daily Ne1rs, in an article on fpvit--.
slaves, conclndes that the federal cause Is hem
forth to be clearly identified with the abolition os
slavery.
Queen Victoria has left Ireland for Balrn,-
al
West India advioes had been received va F.
land stating that the privateer Sumpter had :,
ken up and sunk forty vessels, causing great y.
citement there.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sep. e,-Hon. Caleb S--.,.
TecreUary of the Interior, Mr.. Kennedy. oF -.
Census Bureau. and Col Seaton. Of the N
LatelllgeIaoer, have spent the day at ola p.
and Newport News. They leave 10 n y, g.
Washington
Distinguished visitors bring cheering in-a,F
cence from Washington Of a retrogaie mov-par-
Of Bea-regard's- 1t Is well understood be-a -.
he must soon Capture Washington OF suffer a 1ss
rlption Of his army by the withdraw Of troors
to the invaded States Of the Southern CCnf,si.rs-
cy-
CAIRO. September 6.-ThiS morning. at sr,-
en- O'Clock. Gen Grant with two Regiments g
Infantry, one company Of light artilleIg ana tr,
gun boats, took possession Of PriUcab. XIV. r.
found Secession flags flying IN different Ta-.,..f
the city, In expectation Of greeting ti- -e,a
army. which was reported Il be OU0 s,r--
only sixteen miles distant The loyal c.t-z--.
tore down the Secession flags on the arrival e
our troops
Gen. Grant took possession of the telegraph
Office, railroad depot and marine hospital. Es
found large quantities Cf cooked ratiOns and sup
plies Of leather for the rebel army
The following proclamation was issued:
II have come among YOU. Not as an enan-
but a. your friend ami felow-citizeI not u IL
lure or annoy You. out To defend and re- g..
defend and enforce the rights Of al loyal r5.
zens- The enemy IN rebellion against our cla.
mon Government has taken possession and T'.a
te its guns upon the svil of kentuckv. AMI
fred upon our flag. Columbus and II Hickmafl ..g
in his hands, Tie Is moving upon your city
| am here 70 defend you against this eneuv O
assist YOU TO maintain tie authority and secure
vour Government | have nothing 70 j. u7-h
vour personal opinions / shall deal only unh
armed rebellion, Its aiGers aud abett0rs- G.r
can pursue your usual vocations without far
The strong arm OF the Government Is he-e 20
protect Its friends and punish only is eueul-
wherever manifested. Whenever You are abe
to defend yourselves and maintain the aUthrritv
and protect the rights Of the !uyal li;izene
shall withdraw the forces under my command ="
Signed) II \ GRAST-
s.Bligadier General Commanding
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11
Democratic County Committee.

Irwin Rutledge, Chairman.
Allegheny, Patrick Donnaho cambria,
VIM. O'Keefe-Carrolltown Joseph Behe-
Carroll tp, Robert NJ Cumbie--Chest Springs,
B. A. Burns-Chest tp., VIM. Noel-Clear-
fielo, Thomas Durbin-CoD emaugh Bor., JDo.
Campbell-C Conemaugh tp., Thomas M'Cabe
-CIoyle. VIM. misunderstanding, East
Ward, Daniel o Evans. West Ward, Jno.
Lloyd-Gallitzin, J. Smith-Jackson, John
Singer-Johnstown, First War, Irwin Rut-
ledge-2ud Ward, S. Colwell-3rd Ward,
George n. Smith-4th Ward, William P
Patton-5th Ward, George Shaffer.-- o.
retto, P j. Christe-Millville, James Dor
ney-Munster, c. Dever-RIchland, j. r.
Stull-Summerhill, Thomas M'Connell-Sum-
mitville, John Quail--Susquehanna, John
Marrion-Taylor, F. G. Barnes ashing
ton, John Porter Wilmore, George Ran
dolph-Yoder, Jas M'Coy.
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PITTSBUEGH MARKET

PITTSBURGH, AUG. l4th. lool-
FLOUR-FrOm Store, the ruling rat are -
follows. Superfine Si-75 10 S4.S7 Extra s5V'
to s.. .25 Extra $3.50 to $500; Fancy brands 8
90 to 625 Rye -four, from store, at p ico.sV
Buckwheas flour. from store, Sl-I5 to l-%J PET
800
GRAIN-Wheat, prime red. Sl-05; white 81
10. Barley, so TO SIS, spring, and 20 70 % 10
fal Bye, 45c. Oats, - TO -. Corn, AZ y
45c.
Groce, ies. Sugar, by the hid . 8 to :. and
by the Uol- :. ucr io- MDlaS>eS - 10 '' p
gallon. Coffee. IA per 10; Rice. 81 n.
BAcoN.-Shoulders, ! per 10 Nldts; - - 49,
plain Hams. i0l: Sugar Cured, II
BRooMs.-S2 90 u 2--5 per dozen i'I 0O-i'--'1
to choise. and SS.25 fUr fancy. ,,
BUCKETS AND TUBS.-BUckets, Sl5O 70 l'''
per dozen. Tubs, S4.75 to coo. ,a1
CANDLES AND SoAP--'andles, cipl"7l'c
per ID: mould and adam-uIlne Is to ~ 0'i'
common, 3; Palm 59-
CHEAsE.-Common to good, % to IL.
APPLEs-Apples $3.50 to2-I5 per eo, A.
DRIED FRuIT-Peaches, $3.50. per bush AP-
pies 75 cts. ,oo rs:
Shorts, SIS to 65 cts; Middllngs, Sl-Oo 'e l
cts; Ship Stuffs, 65 to as els HI.
Fish.-Mackaral $3.50 to 1900 pc. "a,
Baltimore Herring, S6;25; Lake White
Trout, $1,000. br-sh
HOtatOeS---NeSDauuoChS az ~
Seeis-Timothy, S2.20 per bush fl1A'
| 20 to l25. Clover, $4.1O. na5
Whisky.-Bectifed, 16 cts; Old Rye -
| per pailon.
! Lard.-No 1, 94 per lb,
Hey.-At scales Ss TO 900 per ton ty;3ss
! Hides.-Creen Beef Hides, 5; Dry Saifed ii-''~
u; Dry Flint Hides, 12l per 10, -,rIou.
! Ol.-LardNo I, S. Linseed, 90 PEI go
Salt.-No, l, s1.l5 per Dbl .ss-ss. 5
White Lead.-sS.5O per keg, and dry . +
III. Red Lead, to Z. Litharge, $: N. sx1O.
Windnw Glass.--6xs and 7x9, sZ-Uo' -IIQ-
81 25; exll to lOxl2, $3.50. SKIS, sAl
s2.75; exl5 and IoxI6, 5000
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~We would render ourselves liable to
the charge of being the most ungrateful Of
mankind, did We fail In urning thauks to
the friends who have extended their patron
age to Us during the last mouth. During
that time nearly one hundred now subscri-
bers have been added to our subscription list.
To US the most gratifying feature of the mat
ter is, that many of them are ultra Repub
licans; men who voted for Abraham Lincoln,
and would do SO again. They do not set us
down as Secessionists, merely because we are
Democrats, but respect US because We up
hold that which We believe to be right, and
are willing that we siall be heard for our
cause. To both the Editor and publisher Of
this paper, this manifestation of public con-
idence is indeed gratifying. They are labor
ing in their position not merely to command
success, but to do more, deserve it. We are
determined to stand by the right, and if sus-
tanned we shall be very glad, If not We shall
of course be very sorry; but at ali events we
will uphold the time honored principles OF
the Democratic party, and if they are to be
crushed out and ignored. we are willing to
be crushed out and ignored with them; bat
while we continue. to edit this paper, nc
threat shall intimidate, aud no power shall
overawe US, in the discharge Of our duties
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

New York, Sept. 9.-The U. S. steam
frigate Minnesota the flag ship of Commo-
dore StriDgham, sailed yesterday for Fort
ress Monroe. The brig Mary M'Rae, of
Wilmington, North Carolina, arrived yester-
day from Liverpool. with a cargo of salt aud
quiuiue She has been seized by the Gov
ernmcnt under the confscation act
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

etDr. Lelands Anti Rheumatic Band is
the only known remedy for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia, and the pernieious effects
of Mercury, and it is with the greatest sa It's
faction, as to its merits, that we call the at
tention of our readers to the advisement in
another column of our paper, of the Anti
Rheumatic Band.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

ASSEMBLY.
CYRUS L. PERSIlING, of Johnstown.
SHERIFF
JOHN BUCK, Of Carroll Tp-
TREASURER.
THOMAS CALLIN, of Johnstown.
COMMISSIONER.
z. j. LITTLE, OF Allegheny Tp.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
G. w. EASILY, of Johnstown.
H. q. DEVINE, of Ebensburg.
Poor HOUSE DIRECTOR.
GEORGE DELANY, of Allegheny.
AUDITOR YEARS.
E. r. DONNEGAN. of Clearfeld TIP.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

The Mary land regiment Turning at Cum'-r-
land now numbers about eight hundred nivI.,
who are daily drilling under efficient yfli-rr~.-
Arms and equipments viii bs Secnei them ..'d
they will enter at once into active service
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11

~All should not fail TO read the adver
isement of Prof. Wood in oday's paperr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-11
:. Nj. PettengIn \ Co..

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are the au-
thorzed Agents for the "DEMocRAT " SENTI-
NEIL and the most Influential and largest clrcu-
ating Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas They are empowered to contract for
us at our LOWEST TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

CRY MopTlLTY.-The number of deaths in the city
last week, according to the City Inspectors report,
was 409 which s an increase of i3 the mortality
OF the previous week and decrease of 9S from the
responding week last year. There were Of men, 10;
women, ~ boys, l2l; girs, 1913. Of237 deaths from
acute dfoases scarlet fever last week heads the
list, 39 inflammation of the lungs %; corgulSons In
futilc 22 Group 10; bronchitis, 10; small pox, l2 in
fammation Of The brain, l2 dphthera, II; congestion
Of the BRAIN TO- OF 39 deaths from chronic diseapes
there were from consumption So marasmus, infantile
25; dropsy in the head Id heart, dsease of Y. Of3j
deaths from external and other causes, there were
from casualties 5; burned or scalded 4; exposure, 2;
poison suiCide, /. The recaptula.ion table of dis
eases classified gives, % the lungs, throat &C., $50;
brain and nerves, II; skim &c. and eruptive fevers
20; stomach, bowels and other digestive organs 46;
uncertain seat and general evers 35; heart and blood
yessels l5; generative organs, old age u premature
birth, 5; urinary organs, 3; unknown, 1. Classified
as to age, there were under I year, l08 from TO
years, 46; TO 5, g.; to 10, i6; 10 TO l2 4;
II to Is 4; Is to II, l7to 90 81 90 to 25 23 25 to
30, "a 30 to 40, IS; 40 to So 27 80 to CO. 49, 60 to
70, 2li 70 70 80, 5; so to 9o 4; 80 to l0o I; 100
and upward, /. 2s9 were natives Of the United
States 81 Of Ireland, 20 of Germany, 6 of England,
and the remainder Of various foreign countries There
were 81 deaths in the public institutions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
NO MORE COMPROMISES
No Negotiation with Traitors.
rHE CONSTITUTION AS IT Hs.
IRON THE TRIBuNEs CORRESPONDENCE.

FROM THE TRIBUNE'S CORRESPONDENCE.
- From West Liberty, Logan Co.. Ohio.
." Il seems TO that wise men going through
With unusually large amount Of fooery Of late, or
sss we all ttbe kepubhcans have perpetrated ftu-
pendous folly M calling party into existence in hay
kg down platform of principes-in nominating and
slsesDg TO carry those principles. Are there any
s0sh hBgs political principles in point Of fact
sAey all mere empty phrases in the mouths Of Office
seekers TO delude Tie people and get votes1 Why have
D. many Of our leaders whom have trusted, and be-
heud they possessed principles higher and holier than
tbose pertaining 10 the honors and emouments Of Of
Zee, cSyed in and commenced the song Of COM
promise aid concession Did we not all know that
Ae Slavery extsDiieniss would make every possible
s6ort 10 dive to abandon our principles Why,
hen, al this foolery of Congressional Committees Of
Pscifcaion, s6c.i--of ComH4tsees from border Free
STATES TO meet in Convention with those from border
Slave States, when 10 known that the later TO
h.aand the surrender of every FRACTION Of principle
at least all but fraction of prin,iplel Or why
repeal our laws against kidnapping fr'c negroes be-
sauce slsveboders demand it, while I'll. y have sim
lar laws themsevesf We have nothing TO DO but
Sfse& 20 our principles, be- e consequences hat they
ssy. Are we freel DO We mean TO be Free 70 secure
70 Ourselves TO the poor oppressed white bebren the
sve Sales, and TO Our pcsterty our just rights 'e
sod and government Of AmeEicai II We do, we luua
SICK TO our principles, every iota Of them; Slavery
as be restricted 10 its present limits, the cause of
liberty, justice, and humanity imperatvely demands
b."
From Buffalo.
Your remarks upon the eoune Of the Hon. e. G..
spsodipg tvorpg concession 10 the traitors are apt.
Tie people in this Congressional Disiric, 40 for the
Enforcement Of the laws, the Union and the Consttu.
bon as hn. II Mr. 8. could have Witnessed the out
loarng Of our people yesterday, to greet Mr. Lincoln,
md beard The praises Of his brave words at Indianapolis
nd sisewhszs, on his way from his home, and Ice
fsen-exPressod deep determination Of all eI4sees to
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

CONTINENTAL OH FoLKs-A company Of singors
In the quaint garb of the olden time win give concert
OF od.iashioned music tonight and tomorrow night
at ELbt Hall, Thirtythird street. The Continentals
have been giving eohsers for two seasons under che
Leadership Of Mr.. ID. b. Quick, and their entertain
snsp!s have become quite populak
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Resolution. Of the Town Of Warren, Mas.

Rs,ored by the Of Warren IN Town Meeting
bed That times hold m mly the Federal
ion the Constitution and the enforcement of the laws that
the proyisons that instrument fully sufficient for the main
Of the Union and the prOte Of the Interests Of the
whole people, that needs obedience rather than amendment
anendG should be- sowcd AZ the ditaon Of a
to against Government and II effected all should favor
Liberty rather than Siyery aud h desSnee from eIi,ng
oc lies and disorders be looked for IN efforts to
persons and property of cize and enforce tho
rather than IN compromss and concesons 20 traitors
in snofdng particular classes iDteIess
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

il insisted on The Slave States now have more terri
tory than be employed for slave labor in centuries
to come. With less than third Of the population )f
the Union the Slave States have vastly extent Of
country than the Free States.
From The New Hampton Gowa) Courier, Jan %.
SO far we have been able 70 ascertain the sentiments
Of the Republicans Of is county there is but opinion
in relation 10 The Congressional nkeIinQ at Wasiug-
ton and that is that the Constitution framed by our
foreatheTs is good enough IL IL. IL has stood
buwaTk against foes without ard traitors within for
than seventy year, and its provisions ample
10 carry through the present storm If faithfully en-
forced Let Congress attend 10 the legitimate business
for which they were elected, aud the people will in
struct them whenever they want The rich legacy they
have inherited from their fathers destroyed.
From The Milford DELL News FEB. la
No compromise should be thought Of or contemplated
bu. the unconditional submission Of the rebels. II il
is otherwise Government is not worth straw and
never will be. II ia question Of Government 10
Government. If the Cove ernment Yields anything to
treason or the threats of trait orr II il gone.
From The Burlington Vt.) Tine. Fcb. IS
Give us time; no harm will come Of that. Give ns
President who will command some confidence aud
will inspire some hope in the nation TIE" let rs have
National Convention composed Of men fesh from the
people, who shall reflect their real sentiment, and
therefore will be better prepared TO propose and
cessfuly carry through ad u6ment thai viii lie well
coined and VIII be permanent. That's cur compromise
plan.
No, the Secessionists are in earnest. They mean
what they ray, and the men Of the North are poor
idiots il they, loving popular government md demo-
cratic institutions, DO not proceed against them
robbers and traitors and reduce them TO the observ.
anee of their constitutional obligations. That sspa
raton-as peaceful AZ separation can be made-is all
that il left Compromise is played ont.
From Tho Brockport tN. Y Repabic FEB. IA.
We say, stand finn by the Constitution and the
Union ms il is; present united aud mibroken front
against treason, both North and South no backing
one iota from any constitutional principle. aud all will
be well, aud the Union preserved ntad and safe.
From The Jersey Shore Vedetie F.b.iA
Away with HOmpUifLts q rn hour Ike thls! Lot
~ fr,t establish he 'ar' l.t have a Government
Il GovelIment all5 10 rro,,t hself and plnish
treason.
From Tho Levi, -ihiel Journal, Feb. a.
The South have advar C. iar ia their demands ~
% assert that no,ling will satisfy them except an
amendment Of tie Coastulon designed 70 strengthen
md perpetuate Slavery. Such demand ought 10 open
he eyes of every patriot, every Christian man, North
South TO the true elaracer Of tLe Seeesson move.
nents. 1t should be understood than they originate
lot in consequence of fear that our 9oycrWnent will
oI be adEinisered according 10 re desiSa oi tic