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LEGAL NOTICES,

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show within ten days o the PRESENT nosesea
6 .as a
and the funds distributed in accordance
E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk
del. s.svs.o,,..n.. sff55SS Ss@sa i son
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da.sr de Ia presente pubestion les pour essuss
ssss. point APPROVE :. homoogus les Onds
OIL Is 20 f. MICHOT nspute Grefier
sEcosp DIsrRlcr Counr SUCCESSION OF JOSE ROBERT
nrS q MsE or I. %, , YSIfoAnNo Is22!
~ Il his estate othsr persons herein ntsls.sd
they have WHY Ike bg the
and s s .ns aSus not BE- md
E. MIcHoT Deputy Clerk.
JOSE
les raisos. 'pss ies9ues. T.
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repartis eonlormsmens au dit compile.
ol2 ls2s r. MIcHor, Dspute orefaer.
B.
assessment rolls Of the First Second Third Represen
tative Districts will be exposed Room Is City Ha for
thirty days. from Monday, Sd October NEXT daily from 10
tion.
q. N. SUMMERS,
Recorder First District
AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-LEs ROLLS
n d'assessem du Premier, Deuxieme Troanae Dis
Representatf salon No rs ty Hail
reuo jours depuis Lund lie doctobre proclaim tons
les ours de 10 hsures A. n jusqua M pour ex
amen ct correction.
h. NJ. SUMMERS
Of 3M Recorder du Premier District
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERs,-T THE
~ Board Of suPervi Of Assessment will No
avd 3st OF October instant and Saturday No
vembe proximo review the action of the Asses.
and to receive applications for relief from who
absent from the city during the time the
Board Of Assessors August and September
year
The undersigned vi attendance daily from o'clock
A. NJ till o'c ok r. NJ for thirty days the Sd inst 10
exhibit the Rts receive such
Secretary The Board Of Supervisors Of Assessment
New Orleans, October l, 1859.
Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONSUL,
"A des Inspecteurs salon
No Is City HALL midi les Lundis e TO- IT. "a ct 81 docobre
Souant ct samedi de novere proclaim inspector
faction dn Gonse des Assesseurs de recevoi appca
lions eide de qu etc absent Vile pen
daD lie les rolls exposes ponr
ct le Conse des Assesssu ao
ct septembre de cette annee.
sou.signe present tous les iours A. "
mo expose lea rolls pour recevor ees
applications pour aide qai pourrSnt s.e fate.
Secretaire du Conseil des Iupecteurs d
Nouvele. Orleans. 10 d'ocobre 1889 oil TINS
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I OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Lapeine Il. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. d. tirieR il Bonnafop.
Jacob Zoly. Amadeo Landry,
E. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready to transact business Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against perls of the
rivers and loss and damage by all at
the current rates OF premiums.
A cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT, will be
made to those insurng in this Office
GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PrcoLEr Secretary.
New Orleans, August II, 1859. au1sn
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n RuNAWAY-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL.
be paid to who will deliver the undersigned
the grill boy ALFRED PEYION LORING, belonging
Mt Davis Barron, Of Terrebonne parish. Said boy
feet inch his has in his right eye hardly
vble can read and write speaks German tosraSly WE'LL
naive OF Bowling county KY.
LUBIT l. CHARPANTIER,
Of 1t "a Cusiomhouse street,
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to ls DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from TX to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet Diameter
DRAINING PUMPS from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Lesvitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. with
both iron and wooden smes Norross Rocker Boxes and
gtearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Page Chld's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills With TOP Saws.
straub's Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS. from Is to
3 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 6, tx and II inches in
diameter by IL feet long, and for either horse or steam
power. G.
SKATING. COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERs and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS 2inchesi In diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet long. M
CIRCULAR SAWS, mp to u iuches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sises @
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all Sizes 4
An assortment Of all sizes Of the above articles generally h
store ready for delivery at the shortest notice. and for se on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues prices will be sent to any adares
BY mail.
mys &wH 7oa,svser street. Nav Orleans.
LIZ KENnIGl Auconaer Appraiser-For the present
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WILLIAMS u TUCKER.
w GoMMIssIoN MER HANTs,
JOSEPH g. WILLIAMS NV OR1xArs
GEORGE ". TueKER.S myI7 "
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ADJUSTMENTS.

k4m O6llk4Exy1 %
CPALD1Ns. no, II ;. Hs' OVERWHELMING AND
MUSEUM corner Commercial Place and ST. Charles street.
" n. spsiong. Manager.
The Celebrated and Original
~ Buekleys'
ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. H. 1852 q
NEGRO M!EsIRElsY, In all its varied forms yocaI Tn.
srumenal snd Tsipseossan To conclude with The anus.
A7-AdmissIon 30 cents. Colored Gallery % casts
Doors open at halfpsst6 O'clock risss at half
- Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sArua.
DAY NOON. ol2
A RmOHY HALL..........ARMoRY HALL,
GRAND MORNING ENTERTAINMENT
For the benefit Of Families Schools will be given rs
"Wednesday MORNING, commencing at IL O'Clock. Doors
at IL o'clock precisely Admtance Morning Enter
tsinment, rs csnts-old and young.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
10
Madam Love.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVE, ..
And positively the last right of Prof. LOVE- when he will
Of the DISAPPEARANCE OF A LAZY. I. :
Also, the world owned UN FEAT by
any other artist but himself
of AdD ssiop. cents Children Servants rs
A. N. and r. NJ oI2
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COTTON SEED OIL
The undersigned sole agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OH. MANDATORY of Messrs P. Martin Co.,
have constantly hand large supply Of this superior article
which ready to sell the favorable terms As
will be by reference the uboined certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants who give
BLANcHIN G1RAuD.
No. A Old Levse.
We have established dspots At the following places
v. MAURIN. Donadsonvlle
yARALDI PHELPS Psncoutville. .#
A.PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFREsNE HUNT, Bayou Goua.
ROTH, DRBLEUx CO., Plaquemine, and the principal
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August y, 1859,
Daring the last rolling season. the Cotton Seed made by
p Martin Co.. New Orleans used for the Sugar
Houses Augustn and Whal plantations w. w. Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pughs New Hope plantation and the
plantation Of H. j. Boatner Co.. and was every respect
found equa IL not superior to either whale lard OIL
Eigned A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, june l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed OIL for lighting my
Sugar House, and consider equal any have ever
used- giving clear light and less trouble than most of
whale oil.
tsigneD vENANT HEBERT.
take pleasure in stating that have used the Cotton Seed
Oil manufactured by Messrs p Martin Co.. and found it to
give complete satisfaction.
(Signed) A.GENTILE.
Turing the late rolling used the Cotton Seed Oil
from the mandatory Of Messrs. p. Martin Co. This oil
burns well whale ogves smoke and
tirely free from offensive SMELL Although commenced roll
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding
being much argeI used barrels oil less than previously
tsigned) G.PUGH.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1859.
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing test the
qualities Of the different Oils which have for SALE pro-
ceeded as follows:
eed four lamps of equal size with the following o One
with Blcached Sperm Oil with Winter Strained Lard OIL
with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed oilhe latter
teng the manusctoy of Messr Martin Co., of this
city.
The lamps lighted at O'Clock p NJ and left bnrning
in The next morning, at O'Clock, found
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely At
O'Clock A. M, the lamp with the Sperm Oil out The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning aid giving bright steady
flame IL o'clock A. NJ when put out being satisfied
with the result of experiment. and although 1t might have
continued burning greater length of time In Judgment
Cotton Seed Oil for lighting purposes, superior all
Others being moreover free from smoke offensive SMELL
(signed) POrHIER FAUCHEUX.
se12 2p6tlm
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WILLY WALLACE
" 1871 WILLIAM STREET. New York,
Importer of Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers and
veopes; Rshbachs Celebrated Lead Pencils German Red
Tapes, Gum Tickets ksands, etc, Gardbosrds and
Cards, Staple and Fancy Stationery generally. FOR THE
TRADE. jy2S smeod
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NEW YORK CARDS.

INA II III
~ A 9ArLss 100 ~ 1A-p
AND CembInasson Cushssns.
raAssssd ves ~ 1855; Oct y, 1855 Dee. s. 1857 jan H.
ocoxxnr = nxrypxn,p
"a z, ~ M.-e...
~ = - 81 c...s"n
Apfhese taAass ore IN v.s ~ ~. y - :, :. ,sm..,
Billiard Saloon" ias 0rsver srsss aod Louislans
=, M. ~. = - - 's.so ifon M MILLER sole AgsLt
foav, r,..n ,s, ~ aruesss n he Billiard line, q
h.. NJ o hsns ~ ~ eas Lssshes Chalk. etc. He
' A-1 10" i'e ss'e several Ans secondhand Billiard
- tyH ~
u f1s-ECA caAMFAasE-
This celebrated Wine q, u. .so,. IN -. U.
gen. snd VIII cos.iuus 70 b. received " a. ... =
quantities to p,.et n. t,cre.sed s.a.s =
s.mers Thoroughly satisfied from The s,rorg... 49,.
that II COMES froe, the elos. HAL dae.d, y ~ q,
nr house Of hesdcf Co.. o. Rheims tsy have
.eken noia win - ofns 80 NJ eains
oeois inc pnoc even more seneely man here
'o'oe' Inc superior qaay o. tn~ afaee nus Assfy my
u we'll ~ experience have ken hvoust "a bs n
it, prodrctJop Charles Hedsjek has Rvs, h bos mind "a
The perfection Of hts vine and To making II hv Of thu
Frequent visits to the United States have enabled him
fully u understand and sppre,s.s the sses mi vshs At
consumers. and of hin h.vno ,ns,. h, .t sns.4sr Z.
evidenced BY The cnDasns now presented "a. III. p...
general excellence The varieties Of brsod. Of
tend greatly no doubt 70 confuse thu purchaser bu
Of genuine vine ust look for Charles Hsdssc
b full On the lsbel . we'll ~ on The corks and csps,e
vn.v.rnsr
~ % noD eCe.
y.,,-.--,.--~ $500 NJ. -
..N. ..,ueeSA 90 20 sDssined ID quanutiss = ne
~ :. Issue. many osnets sot mere Named,
~ - '''-'' '''0 Ill INC principal hotstkeepen.
N. ED. HART CO.,
srWrIII - 1850 Axn
fs7 Iy PAYNE srFF1.r 90
-
EAE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
A.n1oA'
ESTABLISHED IN 1so6.
R,a,-.
,,ovvv, =, an. 49,
ooASAA of ohAAbEhs AND HUDSON STREETS.
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad pepot)
Nrw ynpp
In all their varieties. made extensively from treble r.aosd 1o.,
Sugar without adueratioa Or adixtHro Of Selsous snh
stances Of any kind
e v palsnase Psre estcie are requested 70 call
iAe 'si s'cA, ana contrast tnem with these snsrsd
,
no.es y sSonH.o CANDihs. fsF Families, PIT up
~ o oaer, :. plee. ranging re" - upvasda.
~. e'''' fAoAeu " Luxe - " eaa IN -
100 =. sue ooa'ne'n "Aas mo snippso 70 esdsr.
-~.a"a ~ ~ 1AA' promptly executed.
- No II
Q SooAk..s AHH >Q09Ro
1S Ns&
VIM. L. Mcdonald.
412 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The subscriber having made numerous additions TO his a.
If ~. .na- -.
furnish every description Of
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j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,

rTvHEATEH D'ORLEANs-T MANAGER OF
he orleans Thessr begs leave inform the public that
the Office for the selection Of Boxer for the
open from 10 A. N. NJ. in the Orleans Theater
Building, between Bourbon and Royal streets.
Oh Ct r. METEYE, Comptroller.
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tonnes, SON & MELVAIN-
No. 6 MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
UNS, CUTIE cry,
PLATED WARE, JEwRLRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES
PKRFUMERY and SOAPS.
NJ Sole Agents for Wsstley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eleys Caps Wadding and Cartridges, Heors Army Racers
iyl6 6m
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VULCANlzED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING. HOSE, etc., etc.
Bramhill & Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. $50 William street, New York,
Respecfuy informs Nerchans Dealers Jobbers etc. that
they have constantly hand assortment OF all the above
mentioned goods together with such ohs are In use for
every mechanical purpose.
Aspeca orders any which are not kept ON hand
VIII receive prompt attention.
-A goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
which can DO obtained application addressing
shove, ,v1a IN
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LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. ]. WEST,
HS liz st. Charles street, continues to supply the
6Y$SSSA LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
>Il111Lupon his principle Of self adhesion This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
msnded bel the mos ingenious system Of supplying AR
rg perfect articulation and msscson and perfect
appearance to defy detection by the closest
Dr. VESTS method of filing teeth with gold combines all the
modem Those Interested will find these state
thanks the New Orleans and lis
vicinity the extensive practice they have favor with
the fifteen years. Office and residence St. Charles
street, second door from Lafayette Square, se5 II
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TvHOs. MURRAY e. CO., suUCEssoRs TO
Messrs. Pooey Nicol COY Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Of Cedar and Julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard.
have constantly hand assortment every descrfp.
srantng Timber Shingles Laths, etc., and every quality
te2stf THos. MURRAY co.
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VEHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
give notice that they have arranged for the
EXPRESS tMrIss over Tho NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON and
* and railroads whereby they
ing bank notes Specie jewsry valuable peages
rn and all articles requiring disp atch 10 and
Also Local 81 to and from New Orleans yicks
leans jackson and Great Northern The Misssnn rs,tr
and Southern !Miss) Railroads by passenger trains
Messengers In charge of Bank Noes Coli and sinai,
through by land route ' "'''s
Until the completion OF The Mississippi Central Railroad
freiehts for Memphs and North will dispatcher to
Vicksburg by rail, thence by river to destination "
ATTENTION given to tho early Forwarding
OF Fruits and n articles Of peshsble nature Freight for
places of the line Of the Roads should be pany marked with
the name OF the station where it is intended 10 be
to be forwarded by Eopress will be at the
Callope and Magnolia streets.
out extra charge. ~
For rates. etc. enquire at the Office o. Camn street.
Il r NCIy Aoen
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OF Elegant Residence in Fourth District
6rst rate to purchase Beautiful dwelling with
Esq, belonging to the succession of Logan ESD
BYJULLAN NEVILLE E. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office II Commercial Place. 2
H a.Idst 27t n, day Sf 0ctober. at 70
by virtue Of order of the Hon p H. Morgan Judge OF the
Second District Court dated Sept 3d. 1859 rendered In the
matter Of the above succession will be sold
The beautiful residence Of the late Logan McKnrht ESQ.,
bounded by Coliseum, Gate Plnquene stree) Washington
Prytanis, and Fourth streets.
The ground contains nre lots measuring 2 feet inches
front on Coliseum street. 2I4 feet 6 inches Fourth
thence 50 feet line parallel to Fourth thence Sc feel
AZ inches ralle said Coliseum street and
to said Fourth street.
ground containing large paors dining room bed rooms on
the first floor and the attic with panres china closets store
room, ETC., eto. ~
The yard we'll paved contains large cisterns with
to render 1t sirabe both as to comfort and elegance
The grounds beautifully LAID planted with choice
shrubbey fruit and shade trees a. every portion
plee order.
Esq., in the Of erection and other dwell
ngs rendering altogether choice purchase in
settled neighborhood The plan exhibition on
the stand Of the Anconeers in this St. Charles Exchange
IA TERMS-Onehirdc cash. balance in ard tuo years
equal nstallments by mortgage on the
and per cent until nal If not paid maturity I'M
to be kept insured and policy transferred
ExecurA.
Parties wishing visit the property do by applying at
Act of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary the expense the
purchaser. se26
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SECOND DISTRICT GouR1 SUCCESSION OF cHAs N. FAL
q New Orleans SkENgREN and WTFE-No I4lg1
NONCG 10 hereby given to the creditors 81
- TINS Esa'e AL to all other persons herein interested
any they have cam why the account presented by he
curator Of this estate should be homologsted and a
prgveh ana the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court.
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McCERREN. LANDRY Il CO., Auct!oueers
M Appraisers and General Agents for the sale of
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Pert and Sue
cession Sales, Cargoes, Stocks Of Merchandise,
Particular attention will be given the purchase
Cotton Sugar Plantations.
onr Mr. Powell who has had experience many years
in the land departments Of the State will
Washington City.
ONCE and salesroom. Masonic Hail. corner Of CHARLES
and Periido Streets sci If
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
Proclamation from Gov, Wise

Gov. Wise issued a proclamation, on
Tuesday last, announcing that the State
has taken possession of the Winchester &
Potomac X. r., and that on the first three
days of December it will be used entirely
for military purposes He also warns the
people of the State to remain at home on
patrol duty, on the day of execution, to
protect their own property.
Women and children will not be permit
ted to approach the scene of execution, and
strangers are cautioned that there will be
danger to them 10 approaching Charlestown
or near it on that day, that if it is deemed
necessary martial law will be proclaimed and
enforced.
Gen. Talliaferro has also issued procla-
nation to-day announcing that all strangers
who cannot give a satisfactory account of
themselves, will be promptly arrested; that
all strangers approaching Charlestown or
otherwise, under pretext of witnessing the
execution cf John Brown, will be met by
the military, and turned back or arrested.
He also emphatically warns the people of
the county to stay at home, and protect
their property, assuring them that informa-
tion from reliable sources indicate that by
so doing they will best consult their own
interests
Several reports of the Northern Press ar
rived at Harper's Ferry yesterday, but
were compelled by the military to return to
Baltimore.
1t is stated that Brown stated to a gen.
tleman Monday that be had no hope of a
rescue, on account of the extent of the mil
itary and other preparations aud that his
boys would never have permitted his execu-
tion, if there was any prospect of an attempt
proving successful. (?)
The military now in Charlestown num-
bers over fifteen hundred. Several more
companies will be on the ground, swelling
the number TO two thousand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
Coa1ing up an Expression.

The New Lisbon Duedeye State is respon-
slble for the following story:
A brace Of "luvyers," anxious to secure
each others shadow ere the SUBSTANTIAL faded
stepped into the AmbrOtye Car OF our friend
WILLIAMS, one day last week, to sit for their
pictures" The lady gave precedence TO
her swain, who, she sald had got To be
tuck fust and real natural" He brushed
up his tow head Of hair, gave twist or Two
10 his handkerchief, asked his girl if his
shirt collar stood about y, and planted
himself in the operators chair, where he as
sumed the physiognOmical characteristics Of
a poor mortal in dentists hands, and about
to part with one OF his eye teeth. "NoW,
dew look purtyp begged the lady, casting
at him one of her most languishiug glances
The picture was taken, aud when produced
it reminded the girl, as she expressed it,
lust how Josh looked when be got over
the measles!" and ss this was not an era in
her suitor's history particularly worthy of
their commemoration, she insisted that "he
should stand it again" He obeyed and she
attended him to the chair.
The poor fellow tried to follow the indef-
mite injunction.
LAP she said, "why you look all puck
cred upp
One direction followed another, but with
as little success. At last, growing impa-
tient, and becoming desperate, she resolved
to try an expedient which she considered in
fallible, and exclaimed;
II don't keer if there is folks aroundl"
She enjoned the operator to stand ready
at his camera; she then sat in her feller's
lap, and placing her arms around his neck,
managed toscast shower of haxen ringlets
as screen between the operator and her
proceedings, which, however, we're betrayed
by succession of armorous smacks, which
revealed her expedient When this chilling
aud eooing" had lasted few minutes, the
cunaing gal jumped from Josh's lap, and
clapping her honds, cried to the astOnished
artist;
Nov you have got him! put him through"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

The laws Of Virginia require private ekecu-
tions except in case where the Courts decide
that the public would be benefited by public
execution. In order to make an impressive
spectacle Of the execution Of her State prisoners,
it was decided that il should be done in public !;
but in this, Virginia has undertook something
which seems beyond her capacity to carry out
After making a spectacle oft, the public are
warned to keep away from it and the military
are called out to enforce this warning.
The whole performance of Virginia in this af.
fair has been series Of disgraceful failures
Three hundred Of her military declined to attack
the Arsenal, and dozen marines took it 10 ten
minutes. She took the prisoners from the fede.
raj authorities, and then was unable 10 give them
fair trial, on account Of the public alarm, and
the excited state of the public mind; aud now
the Richmond Enquirer is attacking the admin
istration for rendering no assistance. Then she
undertook to make an edifying public spectacle,
and now is obliged TO call out, nearly the entire
military of the State to keep the public away
from it. All this parade and modification
would have been avoided by leaving the prison.
ers in federal authority. which would have pro.
tectsd itself with dozen marines Stale Jour
nal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

New YokK.-Whie the democrats have
by American votes, elected four out of the
eight state officers chosen at the late eIec-
iton in New York, by majorities Of less than
q thousand each, the republican majority in
the popular vote on the state senators is no
less than $4,000 On the state ticket, the
republicans make a net gain of $4,000 from
last year, and of $4,000 from 1855. The
result cannot be translated in any other
way than as a signal triumph of the repub-
lican party and of Gov. Seward as its New
York representative. Strong republican
counties threw away four or five thousand
votes on the state ticket through local di-
visions or in trades to help their local tickets.
Mr.. Seward would have from 10000 to
$4,000 majority in New York as pres-
dental candinate, taking this result as any
indication of the feelings of the people of
the state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

l5a- BRowN's EXECUTION AT OBERLIN-The
Church in Oberlin have set apart the afternoon
of Dec. I'd, as a season of public prayer in refe-
renee to the execution of John Brown "To
implore for the family of this Christian Hero
and Martyr the sustaining grace Of God +; and
for the enslaved, and our Nation, a speedy de-
liverauce from the withering curse of the Slave
Power"
A meeting of the citizens of Oberlin and vi
cinity will be held in the evening of the same
day, with exercises suited to the occasion.