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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

ys-The last L"wisburg Messenger has two
columns voted TO the Patriot, hut has
failed TO bring down that brass bIttnn. The
editor either misunderstood Us, or mas way
little rep CT for our prefer noes. w stated
quite distinctly that we much preferred his
brass o his brain; and yet. he sends u II, ne
of the one and all hc has go, of thu other.
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Dedication of the Monument of Will
kins ERnneh, Ill. Past q rsa n 4 n aster.

The Grand Lodge Of Masons, now ia SEES
sion in this city, will dedicate the mOnu-
Wilkins Tannehill, Past Grand Master, this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The services will
take place at the nashville Cemetery. Dedi-
cation address 10y Bro. Charles Scott, z. G. NJ
Of Mississippi.
All MasOns in good standing are invited to
join in the procession.
CHARLES A. FULLER, G. Sec'y.
Oct5-lt
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New Orleans Market.

INV UhLEANs, sept. 3U-P. M.
COTlON.-Our last weekly report closed upon an
inactive Cotton mari et, and saturday only a mo-
derate deniand prevailed, with sales II about 90
bales at the range OF previous quotations.
the rates were some what irregular aud easier for
buyers. On Monday a good demand spraug up and
resulted III sales of $500 bales. aud Tuesday and
Wednesday together about 10000 bales changed
hands, rces Ill being without any material altera-
to1. Yesterday the demand MAS fair aud some 1000
bales W re- sold at our previous Quotations. and to-
day 's sales have amount to 65U0 bales making a
total for the week Of AZ $50 bales the market closing
without any change OF moment We repeat our pee
vIous figures
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

NJ VfcroR MEUNIEr we'll known scientific
writer. inforns-the world that the mex, de-
Judge will certainly not take place for $500
years-a piece of Information which will b.
satisfactory TO the present generation.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

For ST. LoUIs.--Capt. J. N. CoRBErT's
elegant and swift boat, the Ella, will leave
to-day for Paducah and st. Louis Passengers
for that direction can procure safe, speedy
in time.
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Mrs slow

Mrs WinsiOW, an experienced nurse and
female ply sicnn, has soothing syrup for children
teethsS, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teeth;-s by sotteniug the ucing all infama-
ton--wi allay all pain and is TO regulate the
bowels Depend upon il, mothers, n will give rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants.
Perfectly safe IN all See advertisement in
another column. june7dAwly.
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0xerlaua wall.

JEFFERSON CRY. No., Oct. 4.--The Over
land Mail OF the 18th has arrived.
CALIFoRNIA.-The entire Lecompton Demo-
cratic State ticket, two members OF Congress,
Supreme Judge ani State Printer, were cleo
ted by very large majority.
Judge Terry challenged Senator Broderick
to duel. 1t is supposed the latter acct pied.
Business at San Francisco was dull.
The Peoples Reform Ticket was elected in
San Francisco. FEEfFt Eg
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

Mt VERSoS.-It will be seen by reference
TO ihe advertisement in another column, that
Fair will be held ia this eity uext We, for
the benefit OF the Mt. Vernon Association. II
will be under the charge of Mrs FoGG. the
yics-Regent. and other ladies. aud viii be
we'll worthy OF the attention Of alt We
doubt not il viii be extensively pasroaized.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

ing in prices from So TO $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges DC, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL & Co.,
(Kirkman & Elis's old stand.)
.. No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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Dangerous Feat.
ROCHESTER,. Oct. 2.

The Democrat says DeLave's attempt to
carry man across the Genesee river en- his
: back on a tight rope was decidfd failure.
He lost his balance. but fortunately both the
adventurers caught, one on the rope and the
other on a guy. The perilous moment
blauched every cheek among the spectators
with dread. FF - W ~ HH --e 2 $50
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

Es-Hon. EDWARD EVERETT has accepted
an inviatio to deliver an address at the
Georgia State Fair, to he held in Atlanta
from the Gath to the 2sth of October. So
says the Crusader.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

ES-The contest for the gold-headcd cane
at the Cedar Street Bowling Saloon wa
ended last Saturday evening. The elegant
hit of timber was walked off with by Mr.
STEPHEN JoHNsoN, who exhibited an invoice of
2Ss nns
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.--Doblado with 1000
North MeXIcans are marching South.
IN. Vol is recruiting his army which
sustained severe losses in the late victory
over Doblado.
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~ We are authorized 10 announce JAMES F.
RAIxs, Esq. candidate for the Office of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed Of
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and Will mson
Election next May. oct3-te
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH Oct. 4.-The election pass
ed off quiet. The adoption of the Wyandott
Constitution is generally conceded. Leav-
enworth. went Tor the constitution by 231
ma jOrity.
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81. Iouia Pair

The bark Hazard has arrived from the
coast of Africa, she reports being fired into
10y the British war steamer Pluto.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

fg-The different railroads leading to The
city having neglected to put on extra trains
FIR the accommod ,tion of the drfe tied eau
didttes before the L gislatnre, large num-
Der of them are still here.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

MEssRs. EDrroRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco so long and anxiously looked
and longed for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
#N J. ii. LANGLEY j. Co.'s
oct1 A Union street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

R5-The Memphis Eoening Argus tells of a
man there who ''stole the livery OF Heaven"
The Mcmphians don't go in that direction,
or some of them would steal Heaven itself
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The .1Grey.Eyed Man of Destfney w.
OF for NLcaragua!i

NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 4.-General William
Walker aud men left last night and sailed
from Berwicks Bay this morning, in steam
er'eharter. for he purpos w thout clearance.
The attempted clearance of the Philadelphia
for Aspinwall, was made to blind he authori-
ties. Captain Harry Maury comman the
steamer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

BIACKwooD CoMPLErE.--Among the new
books recently received by w. I. BERRY d
Co., is complete set of BlaekrOods Maya
zine, from the first number published, donw
to June last.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

Gs- Let everybody who wants fashion,
able hat, go to the northeast corner of Cedar
and Cherry streets, where new stock en-
bracing every style and quality, has just been
opened st
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05
G L o T H I N G
AND
Merchant Tailoring.

We are now receiving large anu elegant stock of
Fa and Winter Clothing; Goats, Pants. Vests Boy s
and Youths Clothing and Furnishing Gooas OF every
description. Also, full and complete stock OF
C'oths, Cassimercs and vestngs, which will make
up to order and guarantee TO give full satisfaction
Gail and examiue at #Ef
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO.'S,
sep2l-3m No. ~ Public square.
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Races.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 4.--Thc race between Flora
Temple, Princess aud Ike Cook, was won by
Flora Temple in three heats. Time 2:25t
2:251, 2:2S.
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For County trustee.

ss-we authorized To announce HARDIN p
BoSTICK candidate the Office Of County Trustee
of Davidson couaty, at the ensuing March election
oct5-td. fs.a
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~The County Court last Monday elected
J. N. ALEXANDER. E>q.. Coroner for Davidson
county. and reelected JOSEPH FERRIS, E-q..
Notary Public.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

SCARCITY OF ICE.-Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, on
Cedar street, requests as 10 say that he will
receive an abundant supply OF ice in few
days. % y ga SIS Hs
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville, Tenn.
SION OF Is ) &c O.

syNHE Second Course OF Lecture la tis In.IIut on
= wtl -oamense Monday, October "a, 1853, and
elOse the nrst of follswi e M4rea. The lee
tnrcs NJ the drst mouth wtu be t. all Sta-its.
cuSIcAL lSsrsr uoss ~iii COIN neucs At the DpcAing
u the OciobeE Course. fhe ASaToalezL Rooss vii
alse be opeaed Al the same time.
FA Gu LTY.
Taoaks l. MApp4S M. o., Professor of Anatomy de-
1i,tiye, tiistui < cal and surgical
Joax Fkknkdrx si.s. NJ a., Professor Of Principles
AID Practiee Of surgery.
JoHS II. ca sSses. D Professor at NateriA Neai-
ca and therapeutics
K B. HAskiSs, " D., Professor OF Theory aaa Pras
tee Of Medicine.
HExki EsSu, n D., Prof OF Medical Chemistry aas
Medical J1r.slsFusicaee.
p.sisl ,. wnoar, n D., Professor Of Physiology
Pathology.
Jaax z FosA, NJ D., Professor o. Obstetrics and pss
eases OF NOsnea aad Children.
u. n. cozrEoS, Il d., Demonstrated Ct Anaiomy.
FEES.
s117tufs fees. 20
A2srle ataflaE Zee, fpAsd bat once, %
peenoastfefn1s rev ..--s.-....-+--@--- 10 %
efAae~sAea fes.s-- - %
me prise o. noardag sna al tae psrsens exp~n ses
az the ~tadsos are a. Fessoaabia N Esshsle - ia
city Ia the tasa. tiot taAKing cas- be obtsir-
ed ~ from - % 81 - seek 7asra -
ofiS P. F,sRD, n. n,
szS1s-siatEtd - ssssaasg street..
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sS-carter, wilsford Co., will offer this morning
at auction in front Of their Warehouse, No. Market
Street, large and rare assortment Of Groceries.
Be on hand at 10 och ok. z h-s- -@
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ANOTHER TRTUMPH!

J,HEsibsersber peosfaIy vitesthe altertloI af
the public, ana OF parch partic uariy the
superior PrsHiszs Piasas, Manufactured by aim. A
splendid assortment constantly on hand
Our Pianos have received Premium tuo years In
succession 1855 and 1871, at the Pal Of the Amer
cAsIastIate Cry stall Palaces Inc PetEslou with
OF the leading manufacturers of Ns~ York And Bos-
ton and anqsestionabiy OF the best quality d
tone fuil ,round and brilliant veil nnish and
durability and latter ourselves he approx a
renowned artists IN yentuTfng say that our Pr
stand superior 10 many othcrs ,AEd equAl 70
Grand Piano regard 20 vosnme OF tone sticitF
oftouch scomStned With The greatest armness ,sheh
very rarely met with n amy other Planes Al
oar Pianos warranard. h HANSEN,
Manufacturer 81 Plan Fortes.
EAkKkooEs, 90 Center street, New York.
C. u BENSON a ca, AekSFs,
sept2-asm Nashville, Tenn.
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r J,Hs w. DEw, Esq., of the Hunts
Vile Ladqsessasas. passsd thnoassh the city
yesterday 90 his way. 20 the LebsnQa FAR
the Agricultural Fair. we meat, Of coarsc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

ST. Louis, Oct. 4-The Annual Fair has
closed. Tue receipts for admission alone
were S50,000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

Gn-An exchange paper has an artici'
credited to the Hydraulic (Tenn.) Press. A
most excellent paper the Hydraulic Pros.
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CANDIDATES
For nenutY MARSHAL.
For sheriff.

HS-We authorized 10 announce B. F. l..
FoKD, as candidate for Deputy Marshal of the City
of Nashville. sep27-te.
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II WILL sell ms BARN 4 franklin csanty, Tenn, On
IL Rock Geek, az miles south-~esi q IgilshomA,
eassssfiag % BOO u0re Acres ef Lad II caE be
.sixi ed piac~s IL has 4 gsl1 lslr0xo-
aeats-the bcsI u s!ring water; good Grtst and
saw NIL aad xishi foar Enlies u three ceebrate1
s4.szla8 pt4ces-
For fsrsAer lnfarm4iies Apply % b. r. wuEz, On
lanes-~u n " WHITE.
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himself through the PATRIOT this morning y
candidate County Trustee.
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.'s'- FOR SALE.
The Finest Property fer q Rfzidsaet in The
fITT

rItHaT very s4leabIs property II the eorner q:
J. Cnnrph snc sprac- strses., froaiink &c fecl ..
chnrch street. % ~kieh II spisndid re<iaencs
9 attaining IL roema, WIKI sErventsf roaaaz kachen
ID ali Eccesssry oefbgit1inEs- There essea b
etAtas said II pr1ise q tbs praReFsy. slana IA
no a aad q sprassfr itself frr The very hbers
tessns IS shlrt 4 = efsrrds cab 90 AeszFs- 4. u
ls,asceck No - coiiese steeEf-
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Criminal Court Clerk.

A9- We are authorized to announce r. II. CAMP
BELL Candidate Ior Criminal court Clerk, a. the
ensuing March election. augl5--te
Es- Ne authorized to announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March elecliun. July4-te.
Sc We are authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, IS Candidate Tor re-eIec the Office OF
Criminal Court Clerk next March election myl7te
Il u We are authorized To a-uounce DR.. +. II
PATTERSON as "A Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. may2i I'd
County trustee.
81 We are authorized 10 announce HENRY l..
JUS lice a Candidate for County Trustee, al the
eAsuiug March election seplO-tc
sS-We are authorized II announce fHOS. I. SAUN
DkIsS Candidate the office OF County trustee
vi davidson County at the election To DC held in
March, 1861 apr2Oti
81 We authorized TO announce SAMUEL
AMENI a candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
s5- re are authorized TO announce ISHAM
CLARKE :in>..!.ta for Trustse of Davidson couu
~, at tbs next aarcn election. aug20-te
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Fall and Winter Trade Of 1859,
NICHOLSON s. HUMPHREY.

No. =, south SIDE Square.
We are in receipt OF Fall aud Winter
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which ios
beauty, durability and cheapuess canno; be surpass
ed in the city.
We earnestly request all friends and custo-
mers Ia give US call. feeling satisfied wecan make
it To their Interest to do so.
We at all times take great pleasure in showing
goods 70 all who may give US a call.
sept29-2w NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY.
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yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.--The Brownsville
Flag says The yellow fever is fast disappear
Jag.
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NPWc are authorized u announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON a candidate for election the othce of
sheriff of Davidson county, ut the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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BANK NOTE ANDExCHA

BkoKkS AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank Murfrees"oro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank ut Claiborne, IsLewelL
Bank OF East Tennessee.
specie.
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@iurrp Stablfs.

No Scarcity Of Sick Babies.
TT is announced that in one week over four hun
Il dred children died under four years of age in
the City of New York.
More than half Of the children that born in the
United states die Oi Teethng diseases Of the second
summer Of Worms. or of the powerful remedies thai,
In removing the complaint, carry oil the patient
THE CHsIDR EN,S PAN -CEA
Of the Graefenberg Company is expressly prepared
for the diseases of Children and has saved the lives
of many of them, when the parents nOurIy expected
death Read the following testim ny throughout
Tennessee There is NO lady better known than
Fl MRS. FRANKLIN,
Of the Hotel, Columbia, Maury county, Tenn. Mrs.
Franklin states that iii very years she lost
nine children, the offspring of her servants, notwth
standing the best physicians were in attendance,
and all care and attention were byshed on them.
For some years past she has only used the hidrens
Panacea for all diseases children in her family
and since that time she has not lest child, and ali
that she has advanced beyond the period that
proved fatal to those that she has st.
All persons who have used this medicine
know that il is invaluable.
Ai.fX. MACKENZIE,
sep23 Ageu' Tennessee, Georgia aud Alabama.
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LIVERY STABLE.

YIN 7. WRIGHT a CO, would respect -
w fully Inform the cliszenB OF Nashville fATN
and TIE public generally that they have Nn
purchased The sell known Livery stable and he slocl
AID Hxtsrea, forp eriy occasied BY Vim. Phlips oI
Market street. .iue tbelos Tie square.
Nc have arst-rafe lots and box STALE 10 aecommc-
date drosers and ali our friends Who may favor NJ
III their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 10 give in All cases
Nc have large naEnber or hne saddle Horses sne
Baggies 10 hire Al all tiTnes.
fhefaetts, se DO a0i intend bein Esurpassod byAz
Tor yourselves
fsss-iy W.T.. WRIGHT CO.
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MoLAScE'.-Ihe market continues Inactive, with
small receipts aHd lin ted dem md sales Of
lac week nave beeu confined a few III lots
mostly at oO934 : Tor ordinary and fermeniing, aud
3o9o'c q gal for prime and choice reboiled. few
numb ed DDS have been sold from the city re6neres
at the wide range of?3G3T1s and 4Oc y GAL and &C
corulng 10 quahty and Cargo Il cuba embracing
3 hhds, III terces, and II bbls, sold private
terms.
The receipts of the week have Included 10 bbls
made from new cane, the syrup of which would rot
grnulate and Was reboIled. Ii of inferior quail
ty, but was ught for reclining purposes at ACC. q
CALM.
CoFFTE-There has been an ample supply the
m rSet. but the demand been limited and only
about 1900 bags have been sold uurimg the week IN
GLIDING 10 day ~ bags at ii &c, 100 IL a Is5
Al l-1sc q ID We quote far good fair at IL 1SD
lie, aud p,Iiie at aye. q Ii.
There cArgoes embracing 10 4lo bags. have arrived
from I' de Janeiro during tae wees, making the
ports since tue LIST september 10 ,S64 bss az anst
$50 to tue same date las year. Te u ok ia
second hands ibis event y $40 bags, against 35-
All at the same time last year. ..lss.--r
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Lard. Iard,, I.ard,f.

n mp expressly for family uss, On hand ana Tor
eaie ~ M. q Azrkss street, BY
gulyz1-a3a eoots CD
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-26
Compliment to Gen. McQueen.

Our esteemed Representative, during his
| short visit to this place. received earnest as
surances that he possessed the entire con-
hdencc, respect and affection of his constt-
uents of Lancaster District. On Tuesday
evening he was serenaded by large party,
headed by the Lancaster sax Horn Band
They drew up in front of the Generals
quarters at Beldops Hotel, when from the
piazza, he addressed them il a few feeling
and appropriate remarks. A friend who was
present on the occasion, took notes of his
! speech and the following is the result
| We believe it is very near in the words Of
| the original:
GENTHEMEN.-l would have a heart cold
indeed were | moi to feel the compliment
| you have paid me and fail to answer your
call. Indeed since have known your Dis
trict. have received nothing but kindness
! from you. In my first visit to the District
received honor and respect that would
have satisfied the ambition of any common
man. Five years ago Il candidate, came
here n stranger to all, except a few with
whom | had met when engaged in nv for
mer professions and out Of n thousand votes,
when asked your suffrage, you responded
! by giving me all except about one hundred
and fifty This mark of your kirdness and
confidence shall ever be held by me in CRATE
ful remembrance. would that it were in
my power TO make n suitable return for
what have received from the hands of the
people of Lancaster. ] can only promise
that ! will serve them to the utmost of my
ability, in discharging the trust that has
been confded to my hands.
come not before you this evening to
make political speech Already have
made known to you to-day my views on
! political matters. In what said have but
! discharged my duty. We have trust to
| perform and we must do our duty in guard
ing that trust vigiartIy. From what see
of you, You are young men. We who are
more advanced, must pass away and upon
! you will dcvolve the duty Of guarding the
! rights and privileges of ouG country. Let
1
trust Live up to Your duty. Y"n have Il
bright example in the past. Here is, and |
feel when in your District that am tread
! ing on revolutionary ground. entrcAt you
to look TO the example of your ancestors
and be igani--laithfuI.
Again thank You for this compliment
ard will not longer detain you.
The General was replied to by NJ. p.
Crawford, Esq, Mr.. G. spoke for about
ten minutes in 4 very easy, eloquent, patrI
oric and becoming of-hnnd style. We re-
! greet that we have not his speech to incor-
| poratc in this notice. Mcssrs Williams
and ~. A. Moore and DR.. r. T.. Wvlic,
made brief and pertinent speeches in re-
spunsc to calls IEudc upon them. These
gentlemen all took warm views Cf our rights
under the constitution and our wrongs in
the Union, and advised speedy redress of
the latter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-26
-aE IA CASTER LEDG GER.

81 had plenty of fixed ammunition aud
enough provisions, and had good right
to expect the aid Of from 1000 to 5000
men at any time wanted. Help was
promised me from Maryland, Kentucky,
North and South Carolina, ' iruina aud
Canada. The blow was struck a little
too soon. The passing of the train (pheps
Oh Sunday mght0 did the work against
us that killed us should not have le,
1t pass. Bat Only regret have failed
~ my designs, but have no apologies
10 make or CONCESSIONS to ask now. Had
We succeeded, when our arms and funds
were exhausted by An increasing army
contributions would have been levied on
the shareholders and their property ap
proPrinted TO defray expenses. and carry
on the war Of freedom. Had known
government money was in the safe here
would have appropriated it,"
Old Brown here appeared quite cX.
haus'cd, and leaned back in his bed,
looking calmly around. Gov. Wise told
him he had better be preparing for death,
to which Brown responded that he (lhe
GoyernoD though he might live fifteen
years. wouid have good deal to answer
for at last, and had better be preparing
now, too