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THURSDAY:
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Our ."Valiusial Crisis.
TLEAOX COXSTMM ATED ! T.E1X FORCE
JIEXTS TO rOKT SUMPTEn FIUEDOX!
South Carolina is no longer alone in
her glory or infamy, as you take it. On
Friday, Jauuary 11th, the ordinance of
secession, declaring Alabama out of the
Union, was patted, amid the firing of
guns, ringing of belli, and other extrava
gant manifestations of rejoicing.
On the same day, the ordinance of seces
sion declaring Florida out of the Pniou was
passed. The United States arsenal at
Chattehoochee, (Fla.) has been seized by
by order of the Ciovcruur of that State,
under the pretext that the United States
officer intended to remove the arms.
The secession ordinance declaring Mis
ssisatpp out of the Union was also passed
the same day.
Irom Louisiana vc have news that
Ways anel Menu.
Let us suppose the worst that the cot
ton states areobstinately bent upon break
ing up the Union, rejecting with the scorn
Ark the Northern Working Class
es Likely to .Starve? A general be
lief prevails at the South that the working
classes at the North are on the brink ot
starvation. Perhaps this belief would be
and contempt it doservesany compromise; j daggered if the southern people knew
that the utmost poverty of manly spirit,
and the most abject determination of self-
;i basement on the part of our represeuta-
CrojSe Tovmsliip.
Croyle Township u bounded on the
north by Jackson and Cambria, on the
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what sums of money our industrial classes
have snugly put away in savings banks ! east bv Summcrhill. on the south by
I for IISP ill ilisf. vitifh liniM ?ia ririi'ii' ' i- 111 i . ,i- i
fives at Washington, can devise : that some I -n, . 1. .... a.. ' :. X. . '. ' i Authlanu aua ,m Uie wcsc onemaugn
headlong act of the secessionists shall ! etituLioiis of Massachusetts in the" year
((impel the federal Government, fur very I J S.i was S:;J 424 -11 S a su-ji nearly
shame, to make some show of defending C.l:t one-half of the bsmkiu- capital
the federal property; that tne boi-ier i oi- the latc. Ah thc pivS).)lt v0;u. hit?$
slave states shall be loreed therebv f n ! i .: .i. i . i-
-- llillllllllli:illl(irili:ijrilll lt-IM!ftlf III I I . . . ..... i I . ..t I . ; i
i . . . - - - ... . - - iil ii 'H . iiii itiiiit:jjtt;i. ill. i ll i mi !! i '..Tt-. iii:i! ii
niaice common cause with their sisters: . .1 ' J " 7 1 7 1 . . ." . '"".- m, ri-0!l
further South, and the country be preelp-j ie,)hIt U doubtless much lar-er, and.1";" , , ! a,. ..fo't ,lul .
itated into civil war what then will be probably reaches fortv-tw.. or fortv-three i U irUt!i are t,u Coneinaugh proper, i TiJIiM.s oi- ,s.iLK :v-;:--our
condition ? In the first place, when i millions of dollars. Wh.-ii it U ivuwm- I which divides the townhii into two near- hl' ";aiu o-" ::'
that time comes, we assume that the North i l,t.w.d that the su, foresl .l...d ,wti., ...r I K- l ,.,..! ),, si..,,,!. !....!, ft, : t,,e ' -t t;,tr,;;.' V'-.
.. .l.i.. i- .1. i i . .. . -j v.,.... r.....3, .... ... " ; curta uviMi'iucn! i,r, I . . "-e:
IU11I I I ll Wl ll C 1. .. L i ( - 1 - I - 1 - " -
'.uu.'j . ill!.- 1 j in (j ; V (jl J-.
at Cue O i-lock, r.
tllf :.liit Lfing
oi ;i u:u;i oJ :an
tlic'.l scizcJ. ttj u ,
All ti.i.l ti-rtiiii f.,rni
and Jackson. It contains ubjut 5'J square ; l?w""'i'. "'J-'".,, !...,. , ....
i''!-,s- ; I--au- Pal.! at:.t I,..,,., J,,,', ,
'ibis township has no mountains, but ai;d fJ ia;cl tl:i .;.,iu, ,
estii'-r siUe oi tne t.oneinaugh is liouutJeu 2llo!x. ,.r ic.s- ;.i.ut
iIU'UANS' roURTSAKK
Ly virtu" of an order et t!,c 0,". V ,JJ"-:-
.iii!iLiria county, to uic
it
saving ior jiiture wants iiievaus
ulno?t t toiiii ttrr:ini -t'orrim ifs iii'ietif n nr.ir 1 1 1 1
urnose. ami : n.. .v., - . -n i '
ii tht i : , i ' 4 . ,u i i i- i . line oi this town-shin,
u uie i.n , that the wotkmr clas.-es o the norilici n . 1
. 1 . i ... . . "-- ' 'I'l , . ' 1 : . ..
'ar uijoa auv trutu tuat reouircs ail : I ..i i .: ... i ... j
. 1 I'HIJ I'UU ill ll.l I II I I Ifl ' .11111 llll IHI! llfl-H
sissippi, ana 1-ort 1 ike, at the entrance of J its energy and intellect. We remember ; the sympathy of the South
Lake Pouchartrain, have been seized by j a friciid telling us thatou the morning of j jutf furthcr thun this, we learn, fioin
X..... J , . . X-.. I t hat da V whi-n t ln i"i l:i m-i ( '. mi in i t ti. ' . .. i . . : ., ... i . .
oiieuiib uw;. .u icMsiauce was I .. . , " , caieiiu inouirv, t nat tne only branches ol
made. Sau f rancisco assumed to itself the - manufacturing industry which are moie : -"eras abound.
uty ot that city of its scuundie-is J thalI lluuHy depro.ed for the Measou of. t!- while t
OarXeu- Senator.
Edgar Cowan, the Republican selected
to represent the interests of Pennsylvania
in the United States Senate lor the next,
six years, is well known, at lea.-t by repu
tation, to most of our readers. He is a
native of Westmoreland county, and for a
number of years has been a leading mem
ber in the (Ireeusburg bar. The Pittsburg
Journal, in a brief biography of 31 r.
Cowan, says: ;Iu politics he was always
.. ill-. .1 ,...:. J
ue sioou. looking upon uie crowu oi the ; the yt.;ir :m. thu; uhlcJl Ui:muIactuie f.r
whoie male population ot the town, gath- tie utltheru market, and the linancial
t ieu oeueaiu uw wans ui inc . an a : ,.rWi m. ,?:. ...,;. -...:!. 5 !...,-. '
(I'KK Ml ttl:., M.i'll, ii Ii-...:!.! I...,-,. , ... 1 .... I
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v.v......i..M,.-,..t.u., nn.- , Ull!i (U.rcs.-ioii without the
i--i ov a common mil pose, moveu ova pa
nt' political troubles.
fore her with earnestness of purpn.se, and
( vigorous- uetermination, which
. . i . . . i i . , ......
Fo,t. J:,,l,s.. nn.l Pl,;i:;,. m;. J States are iu a .-onditio,, to withstand a
- - - t " ' v" '" to uc
Liftweek wr stnted that the President,
since the withdrawal of the traitor Floyd
from the Cabinet, had manifested a dispo
sition to meet Treason and Southern trai
tors with the show the' deserve. lie
etill mlheres to this policy, and expresses
a determination to see that the laws of
our country be vindicated. This action
of Mr. Buchanan is certainly somewhat
tardy, for. had lie taken a decided stand
against the Disunionists six weeks auo,
Treason would have been nipped iu the
bud, but late as it is, we are rejoiced to
know that he at length has awoke from
the dangerous sleep iu which he was in
dulging. We are ylad that he has come
to a realization of the fact that there is a
North. Three weeks ago Mr. lluchanan
received nothing but curses on all hands:
now he receives his just meed of praise.
In pursuance of the new schedule oi
action agreed upon by the Administration,
on Monday of last week the steamer ''Star
of the West'' was despatched from New
1 ork with reinforcements to Fort Sunn.- I years that is so fully posted in all the kinds ; with the powder, his eve chains with an
ter. On the following Wednesday, this i u'ai'a''!':x that is calculated to make him unu.i.-takable 1 i 1 1 1 as "he brings it to his
Kivn,.r tv1.;u ..,,r.. i us.. t'nl .-m.l r. ,-.:. 1 . 1 .-o U'.i Jon,.!,,,. ;J suouldcr, and his fue sees before him a
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The soil is rather productive on the ta- ;
inert
Jin. IT,
ble land alter you leave the bod of the ' T1;?;2
streams some distance, jiartieularly on the 1 jn.iate.l Trustee l,y rbc (V r"":,':
southern si-Ie of the Coiiemaujh. ' l'l''t, of,Ci'"ltri-1 Coiintr, win.'.'v:
-, . -II : vj.u.. ;uie-. 10 l.Uli G.i'.
null 15 E.iU lit; in f oi;:
expose to nuL!,
is ,Ifi1' Kr.? ar-ci: '.'.TL j r
r . r I I VI' O-V- r. . .
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..' li .."iuai i'v ii.civ. .au ov; iouua in j y. , r.i .ji.T
bltUtlt'.llOUS Cnal
V
en vivnia.
Tl.t
liiiiLiO O.
ummci m
il
is situated
near tiie centre of the township, on tho
Couemaugh, v.iiie.'i is here crossed by the
complication
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mo. loo ueep loreuu Nam cxcucmcnt, ana uow ti) tht.ir .: t
u.ioer uieiu.e eu .ne caime.-t icaxiu. xv!tIl tll0 prus,ect uf a demand from the Pcnut-yivania Railroad on a very fine
No man -poke above a whisper; the strict- Wt-st for their produe.ions which wi.l . bri p,c Thfcrt. ctaiun u.re , Tl ,
est discipline prevailed rom the impul- ! htrvl 00Ilipe.,sate for the !s of sout.be, n h r , , , r
ive love of law and order belonging to tr.tde. Take the whole of New En -land, ! ;iSt ll,CC' "w auU estct"vve tfho r
ihe race and, though beut upon exeici- and there are fewer mechanics and ojk ra-; l!i0 Ili::,iufactui u' of shocks; poj niatioii
sing the highest act of the soveie.-nty of tives unemployed than in the hard times I about 2W. The road kL.ov.ii as the
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..... "- i oi imi. anel there is much less ;e.-,L:iul .,,o
of .'..r.d, si!
rantc'i in ::.o i.
IU C:;v. a ff-r:i . :
i itf ii; .sa?- ,., J,,,, ' '
:: l tiiuiity. heii.fr j,art of., tr,..--
iif Of r C
in about One- II ;:rIr--J s. 1 j-
The ..hove Hepl V.iuvu : ,'l
prcpfr-y of njf.i-.iij ;:;:,; ; ,
.McDoiiiild. at the tt-:t : f r. ,"t.
istratri::, :.:., A.-.rew J. 1:1. ." '
of J-'.nr Ki-v. dte'd.
ILK. Ms OP - ALE r.-.cv
ROREKT K. J.I.-; ,
Ebensburjf, Dee. 27, Uct'.:
smallest excess was passible. At this j 11(J,ie, in fact, which cannot be readily
a Whig and then a Kepublican. He has foment, when all anxiously awaited tne ! rclicvod by the usual charitable and beue
...i.i - ... . lnovonioiiUoi tbi' leaders, one 111:01 wlii. ! l . -fi .i -
coiisiaiuiy taKcti an active part in the local j , , . ' ---- - -- - ------ . ou ul -.iiieiicies. j nere is noiiiinu' lnore
,. , , .... i pcreu to another thev were both South- : .,1,,.,1 ,),.. . f il .
politics ot his own county, but this is the , o,viwl. (). . , " v.,,' . ; d,u-u,,i, 11 lu,-'la ol ll'e scce.-.-ion..-,-.s
J' crnei s 'when Ir.oe i ankecs arc 1 , t,,. r iiw.,,.. ,h-n ih-.r ,! ,-. ;
c.t ....lv c i . lit it- . , ..... . . in.iii uiLir iii..uio notion mat iiic .,uii.i is
fii,t public ohice he has ever held. His , earnest, and take the Pible m one hand ; ont;rcl - depe.olent upon their fctsplo f.r
Jo ls prooably about -lb or 4., and we j ana the rille in the other, they are tne ; its commercial and bu.inc.-s pioe-rity.
venture the prediction that he will make ! JoVl1 ling the prolanity, we think Button Tnta-h r.
n Frankstown road pac.s ihrou..h the south- f UIPHA NS COUKTSALK "
V ' ern pordou of this township,nd is inter- V.. v;r ? ALU A BLE IILal r,:!
1 . 1 irtuc ol fin ji ih-r of the i : . . "
scctcd with various loads from diii'e-rent : of Curahiiii co-intr tin- . ' "V" -"
his mark at Wa.sh'naton.
he was rb'ht
When a Northern man
l ...c. .... i... ... ,1...
i em.syivar.hi has had a Senator for many j b:l!1 i:,to raill . .. j -f 0r coneieuce down :
. I;11K1N(!MKN.-
I'.vor' nie-
Cowaii.
'i'lie liibinet.
harbor at Charleston, -' fu-rtl ,,,,1 by r
the garrison on Morris' l.-land and also by
Fort Moultrie. Two of the shots took
effect, but no jicrson was hurt. The j
steamer put about and went to sea. fr the Union, the Secession traitors in
Aftei thU hi -hdiaiidcd iutrare had i tnat body having all r siL'iied. As tecon-
gravo, determined face, and no J
supple back. When we come
oiier a
to that
been perpetrated upon the American
Flag, Major Anderson, who did not re
spond to the tiring of the chivalry, addrcs
fed the following communication to Gov.
Pickens :
To Am Kxcrll. i,r,j. tie Cvcrrr.or of South Car
olina .Sir: Two of your haturies ;i r.-.I this
morning (n :,n im.uiLe.l Vet.sel he'.on-in to
the fl.; of my -ovt'iT.nietit. 1 ton not ao'Thi-.l
that war ha.- he-en dec h.ri-d l.v South Carolina
iig-amst the- Cuii.-.l St;1Us. ami 1 aiuiot hut
think that this hostile a.-t v.;: i uuniiin.-.I
without your aaiu ihui ur author!! v. (f h r
that h. I i-t-froi.u i,,-i,jto' a liri
anon yi-.ur hatt-r;.-.--. 1 ha liu.'h,,,,;,- thei c-f'-ro.
re-j,cil'tilly To :.-k whether the a'ooVe
luenii.Mieu l-otic, I h. lieve. without p;,r
Bllel in ifie history of our e-.,u:;try. or any
other civiii.cl p, vi TMneut was committed
iu ohcdiciM i- to your in.-iriu tioi.s. ami to j,o
lit'y yon. If not ilisrhiiiued. 1 re' -ird it a-; X
ACT (II- WAIt.aiid 1 .-he.i not.atura ic.Imiu
i.ole time for the return of my uie-sseucrer,
permit any v.-.-. ,-1 to pass within raa-jc of the
guns of ny fort.
In order to save as fir as in tuv power the
slieddiii'j of !.!;.!. I v,, ,Vl';i i.......
notineatioii math- of
d
e!:M :lt ion to
V.'i ih.nht It
I' ACTS I'O!
t
chantr and lahoring man who i thrown
out ot employment this winter .should n--member
that he is particularly indedited
to the adiiiiuistration f dames liuchanan
and its satelites for the act. Never, sas
the llarii.sburg Dn Tri'jr.ih has there
been a time when the country oontait.ed
as mueti money as at l.ieseiit. 'j'he' meat
The Cabinet, as it now stands, is n unit lur granted that it uu'lt fight to some pur- ; Wot yielded immense crops .f orain'and
j provions the l ist season while in Kurope
hat. tioxt ? We shall count our re- the. cro was short. Consequently tli -v
sources on both sides. War costs money. : have liad to buy of us, and the balance '
Men, munitions, fond, shins all that ones 1 tr.-ulo Loiio' hi-o iv in .mi- i'-.vi.v ,h. i-
Secretary of Statu Mr. Black of Pcnn- , to make and support an army by sea and ; compelled to remit us the specie over t-ir
sylvauia. j 'V land where are they ' The North ; milinn of which arrived last week, and
j need not wait to answer that ipue-tion. I the average will ptol aioy reach a million
j Her resources are fertile enough, and ! per week for the next .month. With all
! ....w... 1. ... . - -.1. 1. ..... . ! .i - , t .
j -- jr eiioiigii ui cojie wiiu uie s.irongesi ; mis gma in tne country, vet trade is sta-
.-eeieKiiy oi tne -avy .Mr. ioucey, ol j nation on the face of the -lobe. ! mint. And why? Solely 1.
Connecticut. lint the South the bankrupt South I Democratic party which has s
oiiit, anel the North makes up its mind
that it has uot to light, we mav take it
1"
sected with various i oaus lroui uiilercnt
parrs of the tov. n.-biji. The road iio:.i
IJeiibi to Somerset paoe through where
the present village td' Summcrhill staiius.
and is one of the old Oct roads in the
county.
'i he population of Croyle township is ' (...,
about "iot.1.
Tiiis township has only been ere etc-J a
i -w years, being .-truck oil from Suiiii.ier
biil. It rect iv d it-, name in lienor ed'
Tii:!:-:As Cu'ivi.. ..e . .f its ir-t , it not i-s
Vtiy hvst inhabitant. Atavin early dav
in the history of Cambria c unfy lie erect
ed a prbt mill, kiijwti as Cr,- le's Mill.
.y . '.i'in.;i;.i . ' . II . I I i I- , T . . r
io.-.e ta sale i -.- j . t . i . 1 1 . - (.;;.,-..,. ,
t'.e p rea,i?C-S. OLi S;:tiir:!:V -j -Feh
'.-c :.rv. A. D . Is.:;.
t!;e l'oovvvinpr de.-erlhed r.dt--V.'Iliiaui
W. Poher's, ,.f V,
i OU'jty of Ca 11! i.al.l , I e;lv !.ei it
All that w ttaisi j.'.t, c- er
:i'.u:iie u t ' T , V I: - i. : l - r ' ..,.
:. i;l the f.a'.atv . 1 I'.. ii:: v
of I'i mi.-yl rrt2i!;-. i. n ; ; ; ; .
; : I es : l.d i.i i, V ; (;, ... j 'j ,. .
; .' .m.l Sj ;o res i ; : t d i'.f-: c,
(rt e;.!t! :;'!(.!,. and h. .
; ' o i.,vy 1 ;;.!:,.; iivol!,:,.
hai.'u l. iii, w;;h other m,
a:.-,.. p.,.,: t, j ,
s:!u:.te j,; the s.d.i ti u i,-
' l l el II.'.. 1:1 ri.e
.-..: !. a.!joi:i:t1- lan.Js
olh-rs. ai.d i oi.l.iiuin;
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structed, it is as follow-; :
Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Dix, of
New York.
Secretary of War Mr. Holt, of Ken
tucky, (acting.)
Secretary of the Interior Vacant.
Postmaster Ccnend Mr. Holt, of Kentucky.
1 . . . . . 1 rt -1 , -
wueie are nor resources: l ne r,mpirc
of South Carolina has no sooner launched
ee.tii.se the i
o loiiir been ;
m power, had hecome
i i
so corrupt, that
e people determined on a ehan
which gave its name to the ncighborheod
for a long period.
Agriculture, is the principal cmph-.vment
of the inhabitants, though ouite a number
are engaged in lumbering. The produc
tions are grain, gras-. lumber as;d coal.
'ihe township ha.s ibur common -chool-.
There is a lb man Catholic ehureli in tlu ;
iioi'Li.eni portion of the town.s'iiji, ;;t a I
i o r-. I , . '11 ... : ;
r'U- !"'-- oa.io.1 ii.iiii.hu. ineie is aisv.
. c.
Tie
I
wnh the Csioi
Ui.iliii.i i.ye i ::mi wt-l'
Ah-o. all ihatrertu!
f .Hour in ihe towi- Idp? ,.i..: .
soljoiuii-e; other Ji.r.ds of s: :.: .
Ian. ! of Owen Uoheris. Lv....
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-. no t on iiiiniiir , !tei e
the HHowame; e.
1 I-.dMS . ( ne-;!.'rd
he p.dd on i oidi-v. ::,.-.
aui-e- in two eg:;,! r :.ai:
tea t ; to he ietured
i a u s i i .
I.e je:ih
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her he-lliiesS hulk of state, than she is ' lers. and thee rein-e t. no t lv sid.odr , ebnr.-h ! .oh ,. ; :, -,- ,!-.,. ?...;..!.. :.. .i :
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j-'ieeei io eoiiies? 10 uie i cetera, ijoverii- ! uie ci.ange. liati.er titan to pern:;; oti:
ment that she has not the means to carry crs to wield the power they have so h-ng
her own letters; sixty-live men in f ort I held and alm-ed, they p. refer to see
tuwu.-uin.
-io s i. ;:.
Guardian of Ja:- A a
f 'j-.n-'iiirr-. Jan. Io.
WILLIAM pa:
lsoi.
Jtt.NA'i 1 ! A X ULI'LIfCK.
:ns. J.-.u. ie'.. lot. I.
U bLTOJ t'S NOTICE.
Attorney General Mr. Stanton, of i S"inI'tcr ht!ld at lh:s foment, com- j Union broken up. The Democratic party ,.T N-vr . , ,MM:. .......
Tdistrict of Columbia I t'Luiv ut t!u'ir mo,vy :i!k1 Iay ; ot 1 n ih h' villiiying ami ims,tiv- ; U " " u. .
J - j ('"'-y town, of any conseijucnce, iu nslio senting the ilcj.-ublieati party to.ur South- : l'i;i 7 I'i 'T !( ). MI'TfAh !!!;!" lsri'
AnttK.vr fur Tukaso.n ! ! We learn ' ljctwt:n sun Ji"l sun. She has not. men crn brethren, have siim d up a spirit of : O ii i'AX V !' a MP. LI A i ; lg, TV.
fVi.n. tlw. i 'h-.rl..i..o 1. .1... ... I ! enough to meet the re-dme :ifs of this city ! bitter animosity and rebellion to the in- ' , ir .. i ,v:..
r an- j !etter was fom written by him, and ad- j
concerned, llomn. ho e e r. tiiatou
swtr may justify a further eomiuu im f. of for
bearauee on rny part, 1 am. respertfullv.
KollKllT AxiiEiisoX.
Gov. PickcDS, in his reply, after ttatiug
the position of South Carolina to the Uni
ted States, says, in ifibet, that any attempt
tui rei n tr.i-i-i Mm ti......a ... I.'..... sj . . l.t... .1.. . ...
, m , ull .sumpier "an o. i.n- iij;hs mane in tne construc-
would be regarded by the authorities of t'ou "r' ''u W'l'ks near ! eorgetown, and
South Carolina as an attemnt at coercion ! 'rou to k,P rusted ironi time to
by the ;o. rnmeiit ; that orders had been !
v " ' I .... .. C.T C I I . .1. . . . f ...... 1 I . 1 . rr.l ,
one man in South Carolina regards hU ! "cm , sue uas ie arms; sue , coming ..uiiinusiraiiou. i his lias para- ;
oath of office. ".I. N. Merrimau collect- i ,,us '"l51. excepting only one paor lit- I lysed tra.lc, and thrown thousands our of
tie cutter, which she stole : her com mis- j employment, at a season ?;i.e:i its effects
s:uiat is only thirty days' provision ; .she I are most keenly felt. Lot every mechanic- i
has. scattered about in lu i- sl.i vo.h n t m , : and lahorii..' lnan rpoi.oohov tP..so V- -t
i i i in . . ... . ,
i otacK. ami suiten enemy, outnumbering ' ior tne
their masters, with centuries of v. ron ' to : come.
r'.y m.-ared as )ier third
or at j eorgetown," says that paper of
'I hursday list, "was on Monday last arrcst-
inaiial lepori.
a. l . pro; 1 1 1 i n ,
anna ii reoori.
.ace to n a
i S Co
ed by tiie people tf Ceorgctown
nli j ehari;e
on
jf (ifiwn ti'i'iiutt tlio. .SVc. A
day of retribution will surely
dre.-e.l to Mr. lhu-le,.,.,,, It-M,,,', ,i...,N . ! I'diiombcr, wlpch sooner or later, they I
MerriiiunCi had int .-Iomv..,! v.S,.U i avenge, and who must be watched : ! UK Skitss-kin .Ieiuxam rof Alabama
name of the United States, and tin- he j and rllL has "" -y- NT has she any j commences thus: Whereas, The election J
would continue to do so. The letter calls ' ,UCanS ot' 1'ai-si'1 aIiy. Ihirty days ago ; Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Ham- '. To!:!
upon the President to send a boat and men llCr buI1ls coulJ u)t ija negotiated iu Wail lui l' t,i0 'hiccs ol President and ;ee Vo or
to collect the Federal revenue and inform stret't al thir,y -'" ," the dollar as col- ! l'rcsident of the I itited States of America ,..,.; i l t
Tot il aiet. iroperty insured. $;s
Ar.it. premium rotes in foree as
jier u.ir.i ai.i.unl report.
Am!. prem.Liu i:o,e.s taken siuie
th; rd a a a re pu: t.
.Vlill. a;.u.uo!;:o HuUj taker. Si
"....I'd .iUiiUal l'e!uIT.
i nee
37 tT
Jsl'J.100 -17
' , 'J 7 L' Z $
10-j CO
i I-'i.dier. e-t id..) In -.he (-r... T'.
v Cainl ri.i Co. r :
.iwar-.i Jones. T.. 1.;.i T -v - r
An ! i. fv. iliii I't-etuPtr. iseo. i.:a
; of Me:rs. Ueed i lleyer. V;:!::;rj Ii
i I. -;.. a;. pointed an Auditor to m ;,. ::
tie-ll of Ihe preeeeds ef sale on the nl.n
c a v. i ; r. i a cor x t y s s .
I - K. tract from the reenrd.
; -, sr.Al. - thi, J;h day of Deeei: her. 1- '
I J J. Md'OXALD.
1 .;e Auditor l,ove named Lit,-' y r..:.:
. all pt-r.-oiia inu re s-.t a iu .- aid lui: d t La", ia v...
' attend to the u..;ies of sadd aj'ptdat. -:
. his o-hi e. in ihe hcrotilrh of Kl .:
Mi'NlAV. the :.-!!, dav ef JAXLAI.Y i.r-
i in. .'.'. ....
IV:::-.:
lateral security. Tb.irtv davs hem-o. in i by a sectional paCv, avowedly hostile to
the event of a war, not a broker on the ' demo:-tic institutions and peace and
Exchange, or a dew in Lombard street or i security of the people of the State of Ala-
time in relation to the same The letter ' n ,Iie ,ioul'sc w-"-ld accept them at one j hania, fodowmg upon the heels of many
.Ml Oi
ai. ;.;
ireir.ium notes :n force.
ies is-ued e.3 per third
port.
1 olo ies issued siiK'C third
al lenuit, v
.1:
1
Dee
o eiee iv. I', a! .
V. M. KITTLLL. Ai
- i , 1 t"J0-4 1
1 Z
rmi: ni;w youk tkiiu .nc::
du
X"o. of Policies issued,
01 : We trntthat those who do red rowrc:'T
I Tin". Tl! I IM-V is .. :-i ..... . ... ...
is., - - -... '.....i.. in,, s u occ . i iif u r v.
It.
given to warn approaching vessels having I arrested, he acknowledged Lax-
troops on board to reinforce the forts riot
to enter the harbor ; that the "Star of the
West" had attempted to enter the harbor
in the face of this warning, and was fired
upon. In other words, lie justifies the
treason, and, in the lunno of South Caro
lina, assumes the responsibility of the act.
Major Anderson thereupon requested
permission to confer with the authorities
at Washington on the maUer, which was
granted. Lieut. Talbot, who was appoin
ted bearer f the de-patches, arrived at
Washington on Saturday.
Mr. iuchaii.in ami the Cabinet are de
tTiv.iued to Misiain Major Anderson, and
it is likely that Lieut. Talbot received or-
ers for him to protect the United States
I ltg at all hazards.
The '-Star of the West," when fired
is signed by his initials, . I. AI When ! dollar " t,,c lluI1'J'"cd. As it is with ! a,,J tl:ig-ous iufraction.s of the Coi.stitu- ; .STATKMEXTSIIOWIXU THE OWU THt
ueiay. 1 lie t
'iitliiCXE are.
;u!
ing written
Lopse, liis deputy, was also arrested
! 1 r.. c.t.i i... : i .1. i i .
ny. .-inn nc o.oi iH-eu in inc naoit ot wri
ting out Merriuiaii's letters, but had not
done so in this case, as he considered it
treason. Poth have been committed for
trial."
If the national government is worth
anything, this honest man should be res
cued at all lozarifs, and the scoundrels
who stole his letter from the mail punished.
j)t.jjtffl.
South Carolina, so it i with all the South, i tiou of tho U. S. by many of the State
A war without money, is an engine with-j :UH- people of the Northern section, is a j
out steam, a iruu without a lock, a car- ! political wromr of so insulting and mena- '
Ur T1IL Ce):
C "XDlTIei
Alut. reed, mi iiretuiuui notes sim-p
' - v I -
.U.dl'AXV AXb ITti CilKi-hNT l-NJ'K- low that tat re
i.. '; eoiiiinuinty ui.alde to is.
u premiuin notes si
riage withou1: w heels a dead, inert mass cb- a character as to justify the jieeude of I , t;"r,i iti'llll;,! I ' l-ort,
of u,jJ and iron. She could not sustain ! tate of Alabama in the adoption of "Viir',Vu d r! l'UllU,oiC::-1
a mouth of active hostilities. The North j Pmi't and decid.od measures for their fn- j IhiV.m e' iu' Tre.Vluras per tl
THE
prue of 1 ii K WKEKli'
ase cainc
e
Si.avkrv in Kansas. A
up before Judge Petit esterdav. in th
District Court for the 'Territory, which
: i.. a .i ......... - . - . .
uivoicu uie coiistiiut lonality olthe Anti
Slavery liill passed by the Legislature lust
winter.
A negro waiuan named 1'umiv. i l iim.-rt
by Horace Haley as a slave, h it his custo-
ly some time ago, and went to live -it the
house of V. II. Poard. Halev n. tltloo.wl
. . a I 1
nwon ly the traitors, put about nr.d r... i to recover possession of the "r,i..ri,. "
turned to New Vork : and as Lieut Tib ' a!' 1 0aI(1 tlemurred, on the ground that
hot brings word that Major ,,deron ! Fa,'"y Va,,t a S,ave' :is statt'J the
, , , , J. -ll,utl ; petition. 'Ihe case was ar-ued by LC-
uov not need or desire i t ...torcements, i compte. Matthias and Purns,'for the plain
it ii probable that she will not return to j tub. and J. C. Douglas, LVp, for the defen
Charleston. dant. Judge Petit overruled the demur-
-It will thus be seen that South Car- ' r. r' '"."j.1 that the law prohibiting
i ... i.i i"" i , ; f-iavopy in ivinsas was not constitutionii
dii.a has dched the l.mon and hred upon j KoZm I'ojM-r. coustuunoual.
National property iu fact, declared war ! ,
f,aiD?t the United States ! Nothing now r&- Governor Curtin
tuuiiuidirii
may take its choice ol coercing or starv- I ture peace and prosperity: thereiore, be it uuuu.d rei.oit.
ing her into subjection. On the whole ' further declared and ordained by the !
we prefer the latter method, as ljuite as j I'l-ople of the State of 'Alabama, in conven-i
. !l',.-t.o,l If lu.tinnii, cr. r.A if ;. tint, ,,v.M1.1i..l thut th,. Kt-.I.. .-.(' M .l i A,5lt- "pudental expenses
... .. ...... iv. .j ireeuy. ll 1SSU1C " ...... ...v. .....v ... -niouiua
. ....
ssiuee
as per third
tl4S Pu
5 o3
01 80
I'M .-"WEEKLY Id-:-
it- Put : t w
uc u. io :.. v -
i . T ... i - ,
I ..... . ...I., m,, n iui- priiiiipai p::per sU
I tho new Adimnuu-.uii.ii. wi!i i-t k..;
j interesting, while ouiside if peii'.ies a---
I ah'e Forv'cn and IViiKcs-.ie Xcs. its -
;rie uliui al luulliui aee.
. , a..
. .... ... , ... v. . . ..i... .... .;-:. i
to ne accouidisheti one way or the other ! Is now witlielrawu and is Hereby withdrawn ! Ant. eeinpeiation of of-
if the North will only believe in her i fn-m the Union known as the United j heers, ..-entVie., " 115 ( U $;4o -M
own power. And when the peace is once j States of America, and henceforth ceases J " '
co-.Kjuercd, it is contjuered for ever. J to be one of tho United. States, and is, and ! Trt,!ls-d 'hand8 of ajrents, $ ::; 1.7 j
Nor do we believe the neonle am tronl,. ! hy right ought to be, a .sovereign and iu- ! AliJ amt--vct dut 1,11 l-reaiium notes, ls.scs !
led with any doubts upon the issue, or,
upou their own duty. The only fear is
that the event may be delaved bv th
,r . . y .7 -j
dependent State
K3uThe Washington States, of Friday
..oita r.nr t. r '1 j 111,1m. ir.i... a . . t r
iciua.ii.- .u. ..vi...ii,,s,,ui.ioii 10 1 nr Jiarrhurj; on Tuesday - tm...., 1 '"'-'-
weakness and pusillanimitv ,t r.-.n.w.CJ ! says : "the venerable J. L. l'ettiuru.
who talk of concession while their oppo- ! OIie .of Soutu Carolina's noblest names J
neuts insult theni with overt acts of treas-I c0,1.tlnucs to lj.c:,v witus to the Union!
on. The country is becoming tired of so :,-a'ust tnc traitors who surround him. j
much taik and little action. i ..l,,,,,.! I ,ie no iaitu in the practicability of
T I . , . , . " , .. - .
ineir measures, ami is prepared lor the
worst results to tho State and the country.
Lately, while attending the church, where,
by his presence, he for so many years
showed that the character of the statesman
was complete only when religion gave it
grace and solidity, the services were purged
(by nullification) of the usual prayer far
the President of the United States, the
stern-hearted old patnoi, rose from his
e...it .....1 t41 .1. . .1 1 .. . .
i -v.... .in-, itn me cuurcn, mus iivin-
Total assets of the Company. y;s,-Jt;,s 0::
It. E. JOHNSTON, l'rcddeut.
A. C. ML EE1N, Seeretary.
Ebeiisburg, January 17, lSiU.
UDlTOll'S NOTICE.
Joint l enlon .t 1 Vn
niereiul Mid
T : . . .
i.i.eiiUN rep.utnieM, u.ve to it iat.rej.
alat- which no olh.r t,.,.rr r,e iV's I 'el
. l .
c. . ! '' he:ii ot. How jthiv a r.d MtceeS-tulIv i-1
vl.J 03 j Tkiuv.nk has eor.dliettd" the i-ur.;p:d-i, Ilea.
gierieiirly ended, tut its;;!' iaXe'.v hr
atte.-ts. and to the- uiitiriiifr t-xt rtit-ii.
capacity and lort-sigl.t ed" Hou.uE CitturV :f
due iiaich ef the plory of the ictory evtt
which 11 nation ot Frcenun arc la w rt.aa.-s
It is, therefore, the duty of eveiy t: ne lh-
lieau to aid in uiving Tilt Tl:'UlK a i'-'
hirucr circulation. As evidt r.ee cf its ; -x-'
hiriiy and reliability, we may itiUe tbat
wctk over Vx j.'uitJnJ Tl.iuicnJ cipics
sold a circuiii.-.tanee uuprt-ct JeiUcil
annals of journalism. (Juidian anu G:'-'
l'ha-r.i iiic. l'a.
ready to say to these men as Oliver Crom
well did to the Long Parliament '-(Io
home: the Lor I is tired of ye !" Xo
1 uric Julrj)rnlt ttf.
KS-IIenry D. Moore of Philadelphia
has been elected S.ate Treasurer, iu place
of Eli Slifer, resigned, by a vote of (i;"i to
:b"). John liowe beiug supported by the
xeiiieiei iii s
John 1. Linton
lsco.
30 June Term.
l'l- , , r. ... I
f.iiivjetn Miiitlt
ami James ftnnth. I VKXD. EXPOX
otlt Jmiy, 1 SiH, 'on motion of Mr rc,ln
tnc Court appoint Ceo. W. :iti,trtn. I'.,, ''
' ' l" "Ki-'oi'i aie- inemoiiev l.r,s n.riV,,,,,
JUCLUlhS Sr5!i-V etKLV : Two crps:
Tt Ten copies to one address, '10, 2i"
any laroer number nt the laio.r r.ste. Ten
copies or over ro aiJimi e' tu:h
the sale of 1A-1V real eslau-soht o" , , "n -ii. 1 or .1 Club ot 1 wcatv.f.u
w rit auiou-the Ji d-eieut er , abwve l"( l!-v vi!l be sent. For a Club 01 Tony J
Defendant: id0i.icut . 1 cdi.urs.ot the.aid send Till- DAILY Till DUX K c.tttis ot.c
Terms :
DAILY TRini'NE, (31 1 issues per oc. ? c
MiMI-.YLKKLY, (104 'ili.
V!-.-.-' ' 1 r o .. .. .. 1 Sd.LJ
...... IV.. . , I .
I , .r.-i,f:i..tVl,m,:1C.Rer this 8th
lt'fcnv54iint
I J JO. M DtiXALD. Pro
In pursuance of the above, the iindersi.,IU,l
will ;it iir ttift loifnosn . 1 o111
c- . "I
argest manufacturintr establishmpntc 1
crush the treason, even if it leads to tl. ' dous crowd was r.Tt "to trrr !, compelled to suspend operations. 1 auu
JB The panic is affecting the business , nt , . I'01".10,1 rke to treason,
.-. I.'.mcvi . : 1 r,, . . : Hiiert: i i.sr ir g ,n,i , ii.v ...l. .. i . . i . . .
v. ...uo.icij .-L-iimiHy. Ilirceotthe' v. .i.uu, uut niierii i ms ohk-c, in l-.tiensbiir", ouS VTI'I'liiv
l i f . ..... i niiii- iii Siiull. P...... ... : . . . i. i .i f ,.,.nni. . " "--vie i.OAl ,
lar-zcM iiianuiacturitif estnn iKli..cr.e. 1 viiiua, jl 13 most ram- 1 uirr.nni .11 novt ... 1 . .
Je .v.. 1 i r i. , . .. .. ' 1 u cioeK.
. Tr. .1 . 1 ' l ,r --enoenniasters cane
rIIo-w to xnake mney advertise ' bottom ohiiir.
P. M., w hen and where all persons Tner "tej
may aue-nd or be debarred from comi ?
upon satu muu. '
CliO. V.'. 0.TI w a .. j . .
comes or over ro aJ.r,s l. tn:h ti-tv-'
I.'IO each. For 11 Ciub cf Twcuty.su V'-
Wvp .-iv Tl....... -..,.,oc C-.. Five fei
Ten for SI2, and any larger number at tr.cia
of Si. -Jo each j-er nnimni, the paper to be -
dressftl to each subscriber. Tv Clabi 0.
Tw euty we send an extra copy. Twenty copi
to cue 'au'arett for ?0, w ith one extra to ta
w ho sends us the Club. For esch Cluo c'
One Hundred THE DAILY TRIEUXS ttiJ
sent gratis one yenr.
ljT Payment always in advance.
Address
Jan.
lol-'lt
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