The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-26
IMPORTANT -ooRREspdNbENcE.
The Washington Constitution offyesterda morn
ing publishes great Ifnss of letters found at Old

throws much light upon his past movements and
duplicates number of prominent men at the
North. We make few extracts. The first remit
lance spoken of is the following, dated
GeScoRD, N. H., Sept. Ia, 1867
DEAR Sir: / send you a draft Boston for
(S55) fifty-hve dollars, and will send the balance
soon. | cannot get New York draft here, but
hope this will answer. Yours, truly, F. B. S.
This was addressed to Jno. Smith, the name as.
sumed by Brown. The next is from Browns son,
as follows: y A.. s..J -.y 5. t-,i.,a .i.s,.
WEST ANDovER, .Ashtabula county, eOhio,)
e 'rili t.ftf e+rna Wednesday, Sept. q, 1859.
: Dear Father YOURS of blank date is before me,
and should have received an immediate answer, but
at the time got word that Eunecia and
Wealth (who had started on a visit to Hudson)
had been thrown from their carriage at or near
'Newberry, in Geauga county, and one of them kill
ed.f got there as soon as possible. and found
that neither of them were killed. but that Eunecia
had in the fallreceived such severe injury on the
head that she lay insensible from about O'Clock
p. NJ, until next morning. She is now much bet
ter, and considered out of danger. A case of con
cussion Of the brain; no bones were broken
Il am at asork torase the $50 or more for the
purpose you mentioned, and have NJ" doubt shall
succeed Am busy forming associations OF the
kind have previously written you. Already stock
in them is beginning to be taken quite freely, and
am of the opinion that for the present. at least,
can aid the cause more in this way than in any
other / can imagine However, Iihope you will be
able to remit me some little means, as am entirely
out, and unless have something to subsist upon |
could not devote my whole time to this work, as it
is my wish to do. .eH d ia1"r4s' en- le
-ss7 : aiagt.f g ~ li}fe5 r*i4 arf, go ~
Perhaps shall not visit you immediately but at
any rate, you can depend upon my aCorkiag in our
cause to the utmost of my ability all the time and
,vkererer there is good reason to believe can rem
der the most efficient service ,'i f7fss.- "di DO
AS believe an All-wise Providence is directing
this matter, no other prayer is demanded OF me
than the prayer OF Rcork. 5''"iHi'i7l d4r" eFf@
| bHAs ever, your affectionate SON, ,faai' JOHN.
/ Then follow other letters. We give them il
| their order: - ~, ILL.,, il.,. ,l-.,.i
firr2ma'r o,h pCoNCoRD, {N.H.,) Sept. %, 1859
raDEAR FRIEND / enclose you to-day fifty dollars
on a Philadelphia bill, which come to hand, and
which will suit your purposes, if it reaches you
safely, of which please advise me as soon as re
ceived. This makes up the sum promised, and S.
extra for interest," discount &C. received lsaac's
| letter last night; yours the day BEFORE Glad tc
hear that all goes on so well and is nearly ready
| for business. Ihave no news yet from Harriet t.
| but hope / may to morrow. Please show this to
I Isaac if he is with you!u .lfss7''s1 ls,l afa'i
I,TThis letter is from F! b. s.. who wrote the let
ter given above Of September IA ''o d'if rtil
| &a'' WEST ASDovER, Ashtabula Co.. (Ohio.)
4 1..H s43.'rn t,'ia o. Saturday, Oct. l, 1859
| FRIEND HESk1E Since Ireceived 1saac's and yours
/ Of September 10th have been making every effor
to raise stock, and am succeeding well. Yesterday
4 Isent draft of SIS to J. NJ. B., of Chatham, will
I which to get on ANOTHER 'HAXD. Shall soon have
enough to send again. Yesterday I returned from
! a trip to Jefferson and Asiitabtla. where met
with some success Our old friend, J.. R. G. = tool
stock to the amount of 49, and, he was Just start
ing for Ravenna said he would form an association
there. - Monday next ! Shall start for Cleveland
Hope to find letter from you at Mrs sturteyantF
| You may deperd upon it, HIVE BEEN, AND AN YET
tt.sFRAiSiSe EvEtY NERVE IN FuRTHERA NcE,oF ouI
CAUSE. afCiphers1 Is here and actively working
in behalf of the mining operations. 80, i -
!, You win have me with You just as soon as an
satisfied can DO MORE and be Of MORE USE THEIR
than WHERE AN. Nothing new of special interest
| All well. '7h5t (1n haste) Yours, JoBN SMITH.
lIsi , .CLEYEI4ND, Z y Wednesday, Oct S, 1859
T.. .FRIESp HENRIE: Last night Mrs. S. handed my
friend 1saacs letter Of September 30th and LIST in
slant. / shall forward draft of SIS more to-day
and With it hope to bring on from G. as far as herr
\ FOUR Or FIVE MORE HANDS and HAVE NO DOUBT ! car
raise sufficient means to send them on FROM HERE
| only let me know at WHAT POINT they. must come
| to, IN ORDER TO MEET YOU WITHOUT FALL,
.Iexpect to see Leary to-day. &C. H. L. is in Co
II lpmbus attending to- the yexatious suits agans
himself andfellows. He is clearly discouraged a
bout the mining business; thinks the hands too few
j. PHYSICAL weakness is his fault. III -laiZUof ,Ts
,o Say to Isaac that will try to keep the eommuni
cation open with him.. 1t is important that. if pos
sible, he should name at least place now at o.
near the border have no deubtI can succeed il
this, and also attend to those who may be our"Ac
! WYEI1' friends tower the left. 10 4a.-fs 10 7sH .
la Write me as betDreat West AndeEer; shall prob
i ably write you tomorrow After that shall writ
You at HarpersF Ferry, Va, unless hear from yol
seonto the eontrary.rs4B aniiiud bsfnsss doili.,
! a4z r. say; m In haste, yours, 5efi JOHN SAITH.
Y 10 iGGEvELANDy CO.; y Thursday Oct. 6, 1859. .
j. HENBY:-=Mrs hLeary1i is with me to
day, and thinks he will be able to reach Chambers
burg by Tuesday next without fail. have gveI
him SIT to help him onII:I think II shall be able t.
geton some more soon, even it the present road
mot open.h Afeq2p .hi ttaIiA71 fn2f ,i:7f s7oD
slll2 -E,lIn haste, yours, ..i59mos JeHN SMITH.
tnd 1ad o1 -o11oq07 PhILADEIpHtA, Oct. IA, 1889.
DEARlSTR: Herewith We send Ave boatswain'
whistles, the entire stock at present to be had il
our city, so far as we can ascertain Should yo
ps hp Die 70 ggG us lew days can speedily fur
1fagzan[ .7sg'au Very truly yours. a79ro5 ,zG' +
r hna ;olh91 40 zi Z. .'ln3 JAS E. CALDWELL & Co.
1hii Francis ~ Morian, ESQ. il'ia7G 10 sFiis2
Pa ne Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore. ~ a"- I
= Five whistles were found Wifi these people
I Esd, Eso.ADEAR SIX The undersigned feel
to be Of the utmost Importance that OUR CLASS b
properly represented in a coNvENr1os to come Of
! right away [nearl Chambersburg. in this State. :
4 We think you are the man of all Others to repre-
sent us, and we sew orally pledge ourselves that il
case you will come RrGHr on we viii see your fanli
fy weiproyided9 for during your ABSENCE OR uxTI
John Henrie, ESQ., Ghambersbnrg, Pa, at once
I We are ready to make you remittance If You go
! Wehave nowquite number or COOP But Nor vER'
fYfE1iIGESr Representatives collected Some of GU
number are ready to 60 on with you. 122n s'''e
! ,r The following, cards and memoranda contain TIL
names Of Browns espopdents and aceompIices
+ csssf list Of names to 1 eau ia Isaac Isaac
White; William Burgess, Carlisle, Cumberland
county, Pa; joseph A. GTaYley, Elias Rouse, Johl
Ffidfr, Bedford county, Pa 5lsaios ia -ssGr adi
sJosbaa diddhgq,I abolition member
tcharles Fl Lang stoh one OF the VIII
was and punished in the United States Court
Cleveland. aijin bas .z3iJhGG aft Tut s1UH