a . TS RRR
3. 2 y so ork, and a Stroh and faithful observance of] ; For the Waronyax. § THE LATES NEWS. Engagement at Acquia Creek. The Montreal, Canada, Advertiser of the
( 1 Ie val at chim | I ; What Will be the Issue. WASHINGTON, June 1.--The Government 11th, says that “ day before yesterday eight
X J , +E orces have had a brisk conflict with thel young men, natives of Montreal, and somo
& The principal logically result in opposi-8 Itis the predominant principle of man, toggBetweon Thirty and Forty Gunboats tobe built,
gtion fo all attempts at Federal Legislationfpenetrate as far as practicable into the intri- : Angra, rT iy bef
2 : : 2 : 3 is this in-@S3ued to morrow by the Navy Departmen
gi for local interests, or of Interference by the cate labyrinths of the Future. ] It is this in-@e the building of steam propeller gunboats
people of one State or section with the do-centive which creates within him an insatia-8for the use of the navy. The boats will be
fmestic affairs of those of another. ble desire to unfold the leaves of that book@about five hundred ‘tons burthen. There
The institution of slavery being local, and upon whose ample pages alike is written the ol be petweg tly and hig, and J 5
. » 5 . . lw . ne purpose o e verament to distribute
protected by the Constitution where estab destiny of individuals of nations and worlds. them among all the principal Ship bila
glished, we have always held, that the ques-@The past wo have recorded in living charac- establishments North of Washington. The
tion entered in no way into the politics of thefiters, to which we can turn at pleasure, and@object of building them outside of Govern-
iree States—that we are in no way respon-there ascertain the motives and actions o Short Jars i: 2 Snglers hen) Ls
DY ble dori i 2 i ions. : gutmost dispatch. e proposals for the)
i sible for its existence, and as law respecting past Sotiera tons the present all action and machinery for these and the other ships 10
citizens of the United States, have nothing fanimation 1s before us at all times, and hencefflyo pyilt will be issued at the same time,
‘ Here shall the press the people's rights main=-Gto do with it, until we are called upon toffit exerts but a temporary influence over ours A large number of the principal shipbuild-
7 » peop Ee : 3 g! e p I Pp: p
De 3% Jasinins 2m iors Ty Bestablish itin our own State. The people of@feclings. But the future, the vast and in. [gers are now looking after this matter.
Pledged 2 a liberty and law, ,. fthe Territories should be permitted to form aficomprehensive future, wrapped 1n sombre Condition pr abel Arig.
No Savor sways us and no Sear Sha! “0: EConstitution to suit themselves, subject only] folds dark as the midnight canopy, presentsig (oer United States mail ageats, who
to the Constitution of the United States.— fa veil through which man, with his short®has been acting for the Government in the
By pursuing such a course throughout theflsightedness, fails to dart his mortal vision. South for several years has arrived in Wash-
entire Union, the agitation and discussion@The destiny of individuals, however compli-f§ington. He i an interview with Jeff. Ve
which has culminated in our present Nation-Bcated in its nature, and however momentousi§¥iS Mot many days since, and reports ti
EE EE
DEATH OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. rebel leader in low spirits, and his army in
3 EET al troubles, would have been avoided—thefflin its results, is at once lost sight of whenfly wretched and demoralized condition. © All
The Philadelphia Bulletin, of June 4th, 8 retext for rebellion so eagerly seized bygdthat of a nation is at stake. The chords of®other information from different parts of the,
records the death of Hon. SrepieN A, Dou- corrupt and ambitious politicians would not sympathy which bind the human family to-fSeceded States is of the same tendency.—|
LAS, of Illinois. He died at his home in Illi-
! S . 3 LY OR
have been furnished, and we might to-dayfgether in one united phalanx, when jarred by desertion. We have evidence of this in
ebels at Acquia Creek. of them law students, took passage to New
The steamers which attacked the rebel York, there to join the army of the northern
battery at the mouth of the creek were thc States.
Thomas Freeborn, Anacostia and Resolute. The Judges of the Supreme Court of Wis-
eT wors Susnded 7 B sehooner, cabbisi consin have enlisted in new Eliya
¢ rebels had erected two powerful bat- ny. The list comprises, besides the udg®,
teries on the shore, one having been planted tho Secretary of the State, Treasurer, Bank
on the what at the terminus of the Freder-8 Controller and many of the most prominent
icksburg and Potomac railroad, and the oth-§ citizens of the capital.
i 8 The steamer De Soto, from Ilavana, re-
Toh iw as yer and oll Jirested ports passing the United States steam frig-
an en Ya nee he 1 y's 1H ate Niagara and gun-boat Huntsville on the
hone Fes os wos, Mr ny RC cl
r 3 ; or privateers, ey had captured two ves-
Pretisn 3 evidently several of the rebels g scls, and sent them North in charge of prize
The rebels, also, performed their part with in tort Tineod : beiast:
diligence, delivering a close and steady fire, ¢ iw on REO Ngedider gs the Fastance
and working the guns of the battery on thefj Of Messrs. J. K. Moorhead, Edgar Cowan,
bluff with regularity and precision. Wm. I. Johnston; and other prominent and
So far as we have yet learned, none of thelfl influential citizens of Pennsylvania, to ac-
Government troops were killed. cept all the volunteer regiments now raised
Acquia Oreck is fifty five miles belowll in the State. The whole number offering is
Washington, and flows through Stafford co., 8 estimated at forty.
Virginia, into the Potomac. It is the ter-8 The report that the government has pur-
minus of the Fredericksburg and Potomac chased a large supply of improved arms in
railroad, and is on the direct line of commu- Europe is fully confirmed. _ A portion of
nication with Richmond. Its possession is, 8 these have arrived in New York, and more,
therefore, of the greatest importance: to an indefinite number, are expected. It
BELLEFONTE, THURSDAY, JUNE 6.
ALEXANDER & MEEK, Editors and Publishers.
; v ivi i fe 8 tion of humanity, reverberates®yi. «1: : ae . is also expected that a large number of
ois, at 9 o'clock on the morning of the 3d.f§be living as in the past—a peaceful, happy, Eby any one por Y> VV ashington cvery day. Men fly to our pick : Tl :
> . ook, yrs ies contented people. We all hope that therefover the whole face of God's footstool. Thus, eis with our horses and arms and surrender Reported | Rose ga Boia. Silas wriie Steamer, Minis rifles can be procured in Canada.
It is stated tint the distracted condition © 1s yet a future for our beloved country, andfit is that when the destruction of a nation js#ithemselys up with a smile of joy upon thei = Piogmonis on the Way: Twenty ladies of Pottsville have tondered
their services to the Government as nurses
Sy, from Harlington via Fort Washington, to the regiments from Schuylkill county,
has arrived. She loft the Fort at ten o’cleckl whenever and wherever they are needed.
this morning, and brings information thatfl Their offer has been accepted by Secretary
the engagement with the rebel batteries atPl Cameron, and when hospitals are established
Acquia Creek, yesterday, resulted in the and the army needs them they will go to
gsteamers Freeborn and ~ Anacostia retiring their labor of love.
after a severe fight, in which it is said afl There have been further captures of Brit-
number were killed on both sides. ish vessels homeward bound, with valuable
fl cargoes, that were attempting to run the
blockade. What disposition will be made
fi of them is not known, but it is thought they
§ will be condemned. The Government is
fully determined that the blockade it has
instituted shall be respected, no matter
what the flag that floats from the masthead.
A gentleman who arrived on Saturday
before last from the South, states that it will
be impossible for the people of Texas to pro-
tect themselves from the incursions cf the
Indians, the Northern Camanches and tho
Indians from the Government Reserve hay-
ing already signified their intention to enter
the State. The State forces are increasing
slowly, the citizens not coming forward as
rapidly as was expected ; and our informant
ridicules the idea of any soldiers being
spared from the State to nssist in the war
B against the Union, as they cannot raise
enough to protect themselves.
our National affairs had much to do in has:
tening his death. We have not as yet learn-
ed the particulars of his last sickness, and
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.—The steamer Gip-
BD. i 2 : : faces. Ihave witnessed such a scene in
gin order to be prepared, for tho better per jot hand, the kindred feelings of Other na BR Gon. Mansficld's office to-day
formance of our dutics as citizens. it be-Htions at once goes out 1n its behalf. Thesch v
§hooves us to study well the solemn, severe fifeclings of consanguimty impress the con-i#From Alexandria—Sentinel Killed by the Reb 3
lessons of the present times. Let the peoplefviction upon the mind, that when a nation - ols—Anothcr Wounded.
will therefore defer all comment until nex: 8 vid) tonsa) < + ALEXANDRIA, June 1.—A sentinel at
week. give moro attention to the affairs of theffalls, however limited it may be in teriory, Cloud’s Mills, on the outskirts of Alexandria,
SE RB fj overnment, and subjugate the designingfand however sparce in population, the dire) shot and killed last night, and anothe:
Denitocsac agitators of the North as willingly as they[feffects are as widely felt as created man.--3 was wounded, it is supposed by rebel scouts.
: : y. . will crush the rebellion of the South. If the{The great sisterhood of nations looses one of A river craftsman, who arrived late lag
The magnificent enthusiasm which stirred people of this great nation will but observefits stars—the galaxy of constellations shin Dight, Jipony Javing heard Sootimions firing
up the deep fountains of Awerican patriot § their duties toward each other faithfully and @lesc brightly, and the world 1s left to mourn" tn¢ direction of Acquia creek.
ism, when the echo of the cannon balls upon,
iE y . The earnest hope entertained by many al
. 4 greligiously, there is no reason why the Un-Bover it as one of the things that were.—[8(he North that Secession would dwindle a-
Fort Sumter reached our ears, having settled !
down into a quiet and resolute determination]
ion might not exist harmoniously as long asf What then shal! be the consequences event-fgway before the United States forces, and
hi time lasts, and expand its Territory untilfually accruing from the obliteration of onejjloyality raise its head, is not reassured by
to defend and maintain the Government un-
der which we live, and to vindicate the honor,
T : : : ginterviews had with the prominent eitizens
the entire Continent shall be shielded by thefflof the greatest nations the world has Cverlor Alexandria, who express their grievances
of the Star Spangled Banner at any and every ls
sacrifice of life and property, it may not be
Star Spangled Banner. scen—whose light has long shone so bril. in the strongest language. The officers of
liantly in the great galaxy of national con-fithe command here exert themselves to the)
Seizure of Private Correspondence. [/stellations, and which has towered like anglutmost to create a better feeling, with only]
improper to recur once more to the princi.
ples which have ever guided the patriotic
masses who have, since the organization o
The action of the President, in laying[§impregnable pillar, while strife and conten @Partial success. The experience gained
the Government, rallied under the banner off
Regiment. On the arrival of the latter they]
proceeded down the river in company.
From Fortress Monroe.
BALTIMORE, June 1.—The steamer from
Old Point Comfort brings the following dis-
patch :—
Fortress Monroe, May 31., 5 o’clock, P.
M.—The Naval Brigade from New York has
arrived and been landed near Hampton.—
Great complaint is made of their want of
arms, uniforms and camp equipage. When
will the authorities of New York learn that
it is the height of folly and cruelty to send
troops to the seat of war in such a condi-
tion? Col, Bartlett passed with nearly
500 men in full view of the enemy’s batter-
ics, without arms to defend themselves.
Two more regiments from New York are
{HINTON HOUSE, LOCKHAVEN PA.
The subscriber having leased the above
goamed Iotel in the borough of Lock Haven, Clin-
gion county, Pa., takes this method of informing the
Hpublic generally that he has made every necessary
preparation to entertain strangers and travelers in
the best possible manner.
His table will always coitain the choicest lux-
furics that the country wi’ afford, and he is deter-
gunined not to be surpassed in this department by
Rony other Hotel along the West Branch.
His Bar will contain the choicest liquors that can
be purchased in the etty market.
Careful and attentive Ostlers will constantly be
Son hand to take charge of horses and sce that they
gare properly attended to.
The steamer Quaker City yesterday® Trusting that he may receive a portion of the
brought up the prize schooner Lynchburgf@patronage of the traveling public, he hopes by
close attention to be able to rende r general "satis-
faction. ALFRED MANN,
: rom this occupation will doubtless lead to)
hands on the entire telegraphic correspond-f{tion has rent assunder the governmental] great aha in the future relations
ence of the country fora year past, is at [structures of nations in both the Old andfof the troops, wis
: ) : ) tracting attention. It is not unusual for thefNew World. The alleviation of oppressed For this purpose, Col. Stone, while in com-
the Democratic party. In doing this, we authorities, when the ends of justice demandsf§humanity—the extension of commerce thr'o- mand here, gained great faxor among the
wish to be understood as ignoring all dispo §. er a : T ios itizens, for his efiorts to subdue some un-
Le 76. In Unis 4 £ peril tof t© Seize upon particular letters writtenfout the Globe—the driving forward ofthe ruly spirits among the military, whose con-
sition to revive, in eso times of peril to by or addressed to suspected individuals, B‘Educational car,” and above all, the spread duct nad an injurious effect on the successful
our Sore py 7 Loss or 1h pity and to make use of their contents to furtherfof the Gospel of the Son of God in far off lisse mindtion of Union pnsinles.
to awaken that partisan spirit which has te oii : : : iatin, ero are many unsatisfactory rumors
contributed so greatly to our present troub ff the purposes of justice I bitwe believe i Shiten Jas nye Treeminonly Aislin afloat with reference to the movements o
4 gis he first promulgation of the doctrine thatfguished the gigantic progress of our Country g i
ks. Weare sini rompted by the no-B p! 8 aA BIE) 1 oul -@Gen. Lee. The present unprotected situa-| hourly expected.
es, 5 2 Dey « prompt g ¥ i in order to institute a general hunt for trea-§A nation’s mission must consist in the pro-gition of Alexandria assures many, as it is ro A battery of heavy cannon is being erect
tions we have a ways entertained of the duty son, all the private -correspondence of thegmotion of man to his proper sphere, by se-@believed that the movements of the rebelsgoq at Newport News Point.
of a public journalist, to advocate boldly andj people may be violated, If telegraphiccuring to him his allotted unalienable rights, will be so conducted as to unnecessarily d The Federal transports are constantly]
fearlessly the true principles upon which ourf§ ‘ran : and aifordiog him facilities for living in ac-g@27ard the lives of Southern women andgoassing Sewall’s Point just beyond the range fg
Eepubli formed, and in th jg cssages may be thus ransacked, we see no 8 8 children and the property of Souther. ¢it-Elor (he Rebel batter whose sentinels are
epublic was ormed, and in the Supreinacy reason why all the letters passing throughfcordance with the Divine injunction. SuchBizens. i ish Vs
of which alone, is the only hope of its per- {the post office, or the millions of letters filedfwere the characteristics which have long® It is not likely that there will be a mo- A
petuity. So long as the contest was be- Saway in the private vaults, pigeon holes, orffdistinguished our nation from others, butffjment’s vermig of any rg that may,
tween political parties merely, we opposed Edrawers in the country, may not be over alas! they have been lost sight of amidstpOSCur iis uncertainty breaks the rest o
with all our hamble ability and energy, thel : Th) maY eho 0 flicers, soldiers and civilians. Your repor-
5 L ‘e holgiauled in the same manner. fjthe turbulent distractions which now holder standing last night, with a trusty senti-
election of A a te ” the ox ¢ We have no objection to the search forfjhigh court in the minds of the Americanginel by his side, to awaken him on the first
now occupies. 8 oppose Im then oni abl < d h af@people. golorm. There was some uncasiness last
questions of principle, and we berieved ao ve Ssona TI ca si bd iy The past carcer of our county can be trac-finight, but it passed of without any furthe
firmly as we do now that the issues between Barn,
Bink theve are 5 ivileges which thef§eC on the recorded page of undying history iH ot | goof 3000 bags of coffee June 6, '61.~tf Diriron.
the parties were vital to the existence of this od i rh a iy ha Bits present condition, unhappy and distract-§ apm Sfoswd ihe Tom le. The Jags Slaves in is gin and
i ' . s 3a AR 3 To iw: muste i
Government. We opposed the Chicago sess, without being subject to he caprice orfifed; is before us and we may now mquirel§ = Some slight skirmishiug took place during Rump are Ey is with nl ATTENTION {ruPaNY ! *
Platform —and we are yet unalterably, con- Hiyranny of the Government. If the jmmu-JJ¥hat will be its ultimate destiny. Thelfithe night between the advance pickets off Gen. Butler has issued a stringent order} FORWARD MARCH!
scientiously ard religiously opposed to the
Governmental theories and political priner-
ples cnunciated in that document. But
d a apy @ithe Federal army and the rebel scouts.
nity from espoinage of the private corre-j1uestion is one that cannt be definitely Y@ Last evening a sceession spy cut down
ispondence of persons not charged with orfgs®e¢red. 1t stands without a parallel in the the American flag on the Marshall House, in|
: suspected of crime is not one of them, thenf@history of nations. In it is involved thefAlexandria. He has not been discovered,
when we had fought our fight at the Ballot fit would be difficult to point out any rights whole principle of self government by thegor he would be roughly dealt with.
Bon mays Linon was Losiy 300 on Boh ay not he viibod oe trampled an-Bthe people ; a question which has engrossed® oo Fight at Fairfax.
stitutionally elected successor to WasminG- er foot at the bidding of the Executive. Inthe minds of earth's gifted ones in all ages $
TON, JEFFERSON, MapIsoN, Moxrom andj 2 oO Sg June 1.—The second com)
i! Ser gathis, as in many other of his acts, the Pres- fof the world. And must the conviction at} pany of U. S, Cavalry, commanded by Lieut.
JAcksoN, the duty of every patriotic, true ident has clearly usurped authority not con. ast be forced upon humanity, that man is Tompkins, entered Fairfax last night and
hearted, loyal man, plainly was to sustain, ferred upon him by the Constitution or thef§incapable of self government ; that asidc{dashed through the streets,
defend, and obey the Government under his
: : ie They were fired upon from every direction
eng saws. from moral depravity, he is politically dead, : ly )
control, so long as he keeps within the lim The Albany Atlas & Argus, copying thefdead to all the nobler attributes which shouldf§na the rebel infantry closed in on them
its and restrictions placed upon him by theft announcement of the raid upon the tele Jake him the founder of his own happiness.
} on) E00 Fear,
: ; £ J] i ieut. Tompkins had his horse shot
Constitution of the Uited States. The mo- {graphic offices from the Tribune, indulges inf. {hat will be the issue.” _ Shall anarchy} 0 HAE
a bod t : soni@him. One of our men was killed and two
ment Mr. Lincoln was elected President offith, following comments : SE a ‘ u febrity. Forbudh were wounded. :
the United States, the contest between pol-Bl .. is thi ic i 3 i 3 The company then retreated, dashing
8 POH «What is this which the President hasfit, Almighty God. X. Blihrough the rebel lines and taking fi
itical parties on that point ceased, and itBdono 2 Simply this : by his ows fiat, and to SBM yy I ist lh Jag hve men
immediately became a war between loyal, f§not ouly without color of law, but against Atrocious Sentiments. 2 y
ll law, he has seized upon all the original The Boston Atlas and Bee, an Abolition@tack will probably be renewed to night with
a You may rely on this as correct. The at-
Union loving, law abiding citizens, and reb- 8 dispatches which private individuals |] : |
cli-hatweon patriots snd taltore and nofun ay pty ARE i bi : Republican paper of the 24th ult;makes the fa graatly Jnoreassl tures. Pines
man, animated by the sentiments which the@ graph offices of the principal cities for trans-gfollowing infamous suggestions to the Nai went alon x Fide vind fun." i hi
Democratic party have ever taught, couldg@mission to their correspondents. These dis-@tional Administration. The Atlas and Bee} 8 Hi arly, every
. : 4 el 0 man of them is slightly wounded,” Onl
hesitate, for one moment, with regard to hisfgPatches are confidential, and it is a criminal is edited by the Adjutant General of Massa-Mtwo of the regulars oa 23 prove
position. And, we are rejoiced that, thr'o-
against plundering mn the vicinity of the
amps.
Three hundred and fifty negroes have,
come into the Butler encampment. ;
Lieut. Usher, who came a passenger bygd
the Adelaide, reports that three thousand g
HA. STERNBERG & CO. is the rlace to buy all
iW kinds of Mens’ and Boys’ clothing cheaper than
-@ at any other establishment in this vicinity.
fl] TO. A. STERNBERG & CO’S CILEAP CLOTII-
NG STORE,
fl in the Diamond, and get a suit of Spring and Sum-
8 mor Clothing at Reduced Prices.
‘Hang the banner on the outer wall,
“That the people may know where to call.
the women and children are leaving, fearing , THE WAR MOVEMENT is driving numbors
that the town will be burned dows. or Glothing, Hits; Ce LL om
NEW GOODS received every woek, and sold
cheaper than ever at
A. STERNBERG & CO.
Bellefonte May 30, 1861.
E JE NCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
3 Our citizens have for many years boon
din the habit of going to distant cities for their
4 Bugies and Carriages, thus depreciating discoun-
a. who dob . tenancing our home manufactories, and giving
» Who doubtless intended, by meaes of theft, foreign establishments the patronage that should
boat, to cross to the Maryland side on af properly be extended to our own. The neatness
marauding expedition. The Union troopsi of the foreign gave it the preference, over the
Hat Williamsport, as soon as they saw thefs home manufactured vehicle, and little atten*ion
rebels taking possession of the boat, ordered "3 Pdid to their durability. I have just opened
them to desist, which they refused to do,
Fight at Williamsport, Maryland:
§ 2 manufactury on Penn street near Bishop, hav-
ing had an extensive and varied expereance at
offence for a telegraph operator to divulge,
? : Coach making in all its departments, feel confi-
gthem. But the President at one fell swoopH elhiusetts : ously stated,
out the entire North, Democrats of every takes possession of them all, violates theif ‘* Let the Government send a strong forces L ATER which was briskly returned, and the fire dont hus 5 on ur on oft Sony a 2
. . . : ini T 3 3 . 1 4 3)
shade, as if by instinct so sudden, compro-ficonfidential character, and exposes to theffat onco inio Eastern Virgmia, accompanied as main@inedon both sides for about anf En a di nevoy found HR
% (ns Fi eyes of his agents all the sad -fiby such chaplains as Stella Martin, Fred. WAsmiNGTON, June 1—2} p. M.—Later of:
hended the distinction between an Adminis- q 2 co of the enh go fDougins eh Brown, with as many blackfificial advices from Virginia to Gen. McDow-|
tration and the Governmert, and at the first foolitical, or social charactor, "Brolunteers as can be raised in Canada andell, state that in the fight last night at Fair.
call of Abraham LiNcoLN, whose election B® + The next step may be, to seizo all thefthe free States ; declare martial law, so thatjgfax C. H., twenty seven of the rebels and
they had opposed, rusked to arms, and left8letters in the post cfficcs and open and readffit shall override the law of slavery as it over-f§four U. . Ed mn ere killed. Four horses
their homes to battle for the Governmentfithem. This would be quite as Justifiable asfrides ft other law, and declare freedom towers also killed an ig
under his Administration. While patriotism 00° Seizure of telegraphic djspatches. Thefevery slave that will Jos the rederal army; i
. hile patriotism Epublic mind of England was startled a fewh furnishing arms and ammunition at the A Different Account.
has swallowed up all the parties of the past, fyears ago by the discovery thai the postfsame time. By prompt action of this sort ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-Loyal Williams
the principles of the Democratic pariy still @oflice had been violated in a few instances8an army of 40,000 men may be raised from@or Washington, who had been imprisoned at
live as distinct from all other principles aso the government pot suspected letters hadfgiho Saves and frec negroes east of the BlueflRichmond Spy for four days chanced
they ever were, and upon these principles @ ce? Opened to obtain information. A storm og, hii Joe anit Jiflo be Enns Cod Hoss Yes with;
future party divisions must be formed, ang of indignation was poured upon the head off§ Richmond before the return of the sickly @From his Statement it appears that only one
wrty divi ormed, and@the Minister who sanctioned this violation offseason. It is healthy, even in the counticsigman was killed among the rebels, and he
upon their adoption by all administrations@private correspondence. If the Presidentf§uear the Chesapeake, until July, and imme-fwas Capt. John Q. Sharr, of the Warrenton
Laving control of our National affairs, will pas done what the Zins above alleges—| Say below ibs Ble Ridge it1s healthy Rifles.
re ; : -Jgond we repeat, we find no other authorityfdell the year round. sions. [§_,He heard the troops coming up and order
spe d the perpetuity of the American Un for the statement—we do not hesitate to de-f . ** Put Stella Martin, and such missiona-Med hem to halt, Wy they Ys that wt
: : jjnounce the actas a high handed outrage. [rics as he may select, ashore, each underflwere Capt. Powell's cavair company. Not
Those who favor these principles will con-Bunexampled under a free government, andfgthe protection of a battalion, on either bank deceived by this the Captain ordered his men
stitute the Democratic party—those who@only congenial to a despotism,” West Ches-§of the Rappahannock, York and James] to arms. The dragoons then fired a volley,
respectfully invite inspection of my work by per-
4 sons desirous to purchase.
& Repairing of all kinds dono on tho shortest no
tice. ’
May 30, 1861. S. A. M’QUISTION.
NOTICH.
S. T. SnvGerr ) In the Common Pleas of
vs. Centre County.
E. 8S. Frrcu, No. 132 Apr.” Term, '61.
Al Ejectment for a tract of land situate in the
township of Rush, in the county of Centre, ¢on-
taining three hundred and acres or thereabouts,
bounded on the north and northwest by Moshano n
ment of the fight.
The boat was soon abandoned by the reb-
els, and it remains safely at its moorings.
Mobile Blockaded by the Powhatan.
[From the Mobilo Advertiser May 28th. ]
The turn of Mobile to feel her first blast
fof the condign vengeance of Lincoln has come
t last, for the blockade of our harbor was!
inaugurated about eleven o'clock yesterday
morning, when a large war steamér appear- Creek, on the east and northeast by a tract in t he
Wicd, and took her position to command the] warrantee name of Paul Zantzinger, on the South
ship channel entrance of the bay —coming tof and southwest by a tract in the warrantee namo
i fort® of Sebastian. Graff, being part of a larger traot
Rout seven miles, more or loss, off For which the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by
organ, letter patent, dated the 6th day of April 1861,
granted and confined to Frederick Bates, scrive-
ner, of Philadelphia.
And now to wit : April 23d, 1861, on motion of
fl D. G. Bush, Attorney for Peff. Rule, granted on
p i so Wier Jeffersonian. rivers—let them stump it at the nearest court! by which the Captai i i a small craft in the offing, before the Car. Deft. to’ appear and plead on or before next Term
oppose them, whether high or low, oppose, fi coos house, and Eastern Virginia will be a fre} A er “ap ain has Jostandy lilied, ondelet™ left Fort Morgan with our inform. ordudzment, notice to be given by publication
in our opinion, the fundamental principles “Not Hung Yet.” ‘community —a strong power, with us and offereat disorder. a fired the. al ants. (describing the land) in one newspaper published
of the Federal Government. 4 orcer, and fired on the dragoons atl” Phe Fort welcomed the blockading steamerfd in Centre county for sixty days.
We have received a letter from Mr. Johnf§us before the emasculated whites of that re random. The dragoons charged through
1g Garbrick, in relation to a rumor that some@&C" fairly learn that they are out of thef them, and having fired three volleys retreat-
J : Union. Do this, and away with the non. . T i
contemptible scamps had reported throughBsense about aboition. 4 Miia li ed. The rebels pursued them for a distance,
gthe County. Mr. Garbrick states that thoBoffensive and useless words : and we want camp with two dr
Yst. The Constitution of the United States®story was entirely unfounded, and that the) deeds that will save life and lead to frecdom. @i heir horses. Williaws is certain that th
is + the Supreme Law of the land,” and es-fgPeople of Bellefonte never made the threat to es Tass OF {ng in ihe ig ot number reported as killed in the Washingten
tablishes a Government as perfect, complete, §hang him. Mr. Garbrick is a Democrat o neal An ;
; = 5 gupon this idea, the less will be the carna e.8 At the roll call of t i
and peaceful in all its attributes, as any Ji the right stripe—a Union loving, law abiding We must buy into freedom the slaves of the this hi] ol of he Wasenion Bites
government on the face of the earth—sclficitizen. oy) States; if any such remain at the close®their names, but their absence was on ac-
propelling; self sustaining, and self preserv-l New CoOUNTERFEIT.—The following is a| Although we can expect nothing betterl Sn Prog Ais gaan] and ollie
10g. description of a new and dangerous conter- J } 2 : $i ( i :
i . ; g. than the foregoing, from men who 8 Messengers were sent to Centreville, where
2 he primary lei of feit ten dollar note on the Broadway Bank destitute of oe Ry nobler HER os there are two thousand South Carolina troops}
ocal, self government in each Stat ‘er-Bof New Y vi 0. 14 coining os : being s g
oa 8 ate and Ter-gof New York. Vignette, female vecliningffson),” as to believe in the damning dootrines | it being supposed that the dragoons were
TR J 1 o oi but the advanced guard of a great army.
gragainst a bale, barrel, &c, canal and cars InEof Abolitionism, yet we wonder that a peo-& [Extra Billy Smith figured 4 the fight as
Certified from Record this 3d day of May, A.
JNO. T. JOHNSTON,
by displaying the United States tlag—but itd 1861
May 16, 1861. Prothonotary.
was displayed union down, and floated from
the staff below the ‘‘stars and bars” of the,
Confederacy. Joke on, Lincoln ! OTICE
§ We areinformed that the vessel alludedff N Having disposed of the Dwocrarrc
to is the Powhatan. Warcmvay Office all persons knowing themselves
indebted either to the firm of Seely & Barnhart,
From New Orleans. or the undersighed, will please come forward and
" >; make immediate settlement of their accounts, —
Sr. Louis, June 1.—The New Orleans Pic- g8 Tho business must be closed as speedily as pos-
sible and all persons neglecting this notice "be-
§ yond a reasonable time will find their accounts in
the hands of a proper officer for collection. My
® undivided attention shall be given to this business
until it is settled.
May 9th 61. J.S. BARNHART.
J XECUTORS NOTICE, -
Notice is here by given that letters
From Montgomery.
3d. The adoption of Federal le islation as% i ‘ ”» id 3 A : testamentary on the Estate of Andrew Martin
fur o% consistent with: the Se ° as the distance * 19 below on right end ; fe- ple, boasting of their civilization as the Bos-f#iColoncl in command, and was slightly® Sr. Louis, June 1.—The Mobile Advertiser 1ato of Walbor Township, deceased, huve been,
OF oan: With Yu onstitu ion, todmale with helmet, spear, &c; State armsEionians do, for supporting, countenancing, or8 wounded. : has a Montgomery Qispatch, dated the 27th# granted to the subsoribr, who reesta all those ww
the diversified local interests of every section®above on left end, Isa good imitation of thel = 2’ BA heavy rain commenced falling this even-gult., stating that the clerks of the depart-f§l indebted to said estate, to make immediate pay-
ment, and all theso having demands agains id
of the Unico, iH i j g permitting, the publication of a paper whose Sing. There are no anticipations of an attack
genuine 5 and the safer plan is to refuse allBprincipals are s ; s y p i 3 I Of au ntiack,
ih : ; el ! principals are so detestable as those of thefs ¥ g& es
4th. A strict construction of the Constitu-§ uotes on this bank Atlas Bee. E Ih — he pret will evidetnly
ments had been ordered to be ready to leaves Estate, to prescut them them duly authenticated
for Richmond on Wednesday or Thursday for settlement. WM, MARTIN.
ast. # May 10, 61.—Gt. Executor,