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TEVHE Hotel Beersheba Springs will opened tie "a
ception Of visitors tie 18th inst number q rooms
add other improvements have been ae 10 the accommodations
Of last year.
There will he drinking kept about the establishment
will there be any accommodations for profad rnmhler
All engaged rooms viii be chargea1le from first July
June l-dn A RICHARDSON & CO.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

ThOmls Harris and others, Celia Felts and oilers.
Ya decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, render
ID ed At the May term 1859, in the above cause, viii
the Court house in Nashville Saturday, 18th day July
next the following negroes oW Jim, about - years % age
Della, . Of Geoge years o age LISA, ys Of
age.
TERMS-One third viii be required neasi and the balance
months credit. Notes with good security payable In hank
Y. r. CHEATHAM,
iuneI5 dtl Zee 80 90 Clert 4 No.
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CHANGE OF PARTNEMs.

DY mutual consent the connection Of JNO. B. JOHNSON
, with The house Of AtLtSON, ANDERSON & CO., bas
dissolved, AMI they have Associated Eth parinsr
NAT McCLUN6 late Of knoxville The Grm stEe ln
hsFeioore. ALLISON ANDERSON ~
uneS- In
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BANK CnARTEEs.-We direct particular attention
to the communication under this head in our paper
to day.
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decide let the action of the coming Legislature be
shaped
Wetrust the Opposition papers viii address them
selves to The subject at once.
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

v Z. Navaugh, Patrick and Th9s. J. Navaugh-
NY decree OF County Court % Davidson cnuuty render
ed In at the JuuB ier lsJg viii ODER
Tor sale al .he Court house In Nashville, Saturday. day
Of July next OF ground fronting feet on ne vest
North Market street. In said city, and running
College street to al alley which is frame
TERMS-Ons third will be required IN cash On
SIX and months e Notes with sccury required
a lien retained.
said property belongs the Thomas Navargh dssa
and is s-d for distribution r. X CHEATBBM
iuneIi-Std zee 50 a. Cf-rE A. Mater
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FOR july.

AGAIN & JOHNSON have just received Pesr.oB,, I.lie,
National Magazine for July, commencinga NEw VoI.
uAE- Subscription received and single hunters sold BY
HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
luneII AEertl flI All kinIa parin.lL.,l.
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FURTHER SUPPLY Of
Guilds SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TESTAMENTS AND PSALMS, with notes.
TRACTS, TRACT PRIMHERs HAND Bills
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, sc, &c
Just received BY CUARLFs ". SMITH.
may29-u 40 a. COLLEGE Street
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NASHVILLE AND SmITHLAND.
Edgclield and Kentucky Railroad.
- = - - -
THERE is REGULAR LINE or
z. =. VI ALL ACHES
Running Terminus Of the above road at spnqse
Tenne5ses, via:
KEYsBURG, TRENTON, HOPKrNsYILBE, PRINCETON and
EDDYVILLE, to sMIrHLASD, Kentucky; there con-
Meeting with the
LOuAsFAlles ST. LOuiS and New Orleans
Packets.
This line is ever one OF the best roads IN the State
CEAP NEAREST and BzsT youe Nashvie to the Ohio
tver the trip being made in Mae time kq1 B ann
oAleF H0Hts. Thirty Miles OF being by Railroad
Through Tickets from Nashville Smand can he hal Of
j. W FkRSusoS AGENT Commercial Hotel Nashville, q the
Conductor on the Train, for Ten Dollars.
The coaches on this route viii imme lately on
the arrival OF the Train from Nashville every Monday Weipes-
day aud Friday until the LIST day JULY after which lime they
viii leave daily.
FOR BUNA VISTA SPRINGS
-Four Horse Coach will Springfield daily for RUSSELL
OF the Cars. q \ TTO0RFpSNrTTTT
june2l-dlms Pron-ie,,r
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AndersOn's Foundry and Machine

RE manufacturing six horse power portable Engines
n suitable fer printing offices, plantation ue and where
small engines are required. Price 5000,
stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power
prices as low hstclass engine furnished We are
prepared to fill orders for Engines and Mill Machines
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting
our stock OF patterns for Flour Mills circular May
raw Mills are unrivalled for strength durability economy
ofpower.
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b o o X S
Splendid Illustrated Edition
COOPER,S NOYEL4-

Splendid Illustrated Edition
COOPER'S NOVELS,
Issued ~ STTLE or UNSURPASSED ELEGkscs
AND
Beautifully Illustrated with
dred Original Drawing
By r. o. c. DARL LEY,
EsecUss on Sled and Wood ne Cosiss ys ayf ~ osf
Eminent Eagr1vsrs "a tse Country.
me Publishers have The pleasure Of announcing that they viii
commence Feo l. 1859 publication % an entirely new edition
OF the novels OF J. FEaORz CooPE illustrated With designs
wood, and VEnee drawings steel in Linz and Erefng By
T. D. G. DARBY This edition will contain all the latest improve
ments and revisions and VA be printed perecty
ored type in Grown Octave, beautiful cream tinted eaen
dar paper manufactured expressly for this edition. and elegantly
hound in embossed cloth, Wihbeyeled Edges stamped IN guilt
upon the ride and back. from appropriate DESIGNS
volume will be published monthly Eash volume viii contain
novel complete averaging about I've ire pages PuuI
EXCESSIVELY Sy sgHscRIFrOS ONE dollar HAL PA
VOLUME.
THE ENTIRE SERIES EMBRACES.
The Pioneers, The Hetienmauor, The Bravo.
Last Of the Mohans ne Ms6isi1, Mis- WS,iS5s
The Spy Homeward Bound The ChainbeaSer.
Wspt ofWish-TOn- Home as Found, sstanstoe,
The Pilot, Mercedesoi Castle, Ihs Crater,
The Prairie, Lionel LincolE, Jack Tier,
Myandotte, The Two Admrals, The Sea Lions,
The DeersAve-, Wing and wig, OAK Openinrg
Tie PATHFINDER, The Nater witch, The Ways Of the Hour
In elegance Of execution It promised that this edition
Cooper shall excel publication eeofors Issued in ms conn
try The size Of the pages will be lEre and elegant: the p-
very superior; the type clear and ps-t binding unique an
attractive; all Of Uaeh together with the unaPraehaiIe us
traons BY barley, engraved style Of great eosliness will
render this series Of books, elegance artistic an and EN-
Pleteaess the most perfect publication ever issued from Tie pres
OF America.
- Three volunes-Tm PosEER THE REb Rovra and TH-
LAST OF tbs MOHIoASs ready.
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W. 7. BERRY & CO., Public square,
Iunef Agents Tor the PuhIishers
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AUCTION SALE

V1SRANK LEsLIE's BUDGET OF FUN Published semi.
IL monthly. Just received By
June q. HAGAN 4 JOHNSON
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BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.

The Harp OF a Thousand Strings, Warwick woodlands.
Mrs Partington's Carpet Bag Of Aunt Psys scrap Bag
Pun, fYanke, Notions
Sam Sticks Sayings AMI Dolngs, Comic Monthly
Simon sugss Adventures aud MAJ. Jones Couriship
Travels, Drama IN PokerviIle,
swamp Doctors Adventures In Charcoal Sketches,
the southwest, Simon SugEs.
Flush Times Alabama and Charms Of Paris.
9hsssspp Alisiortnnes o. Peter Fabsr,
Adventures OF sam Slick In Mai Jones Unveils,
Texas, The Yankee and Mernaids
MAYOR Ihorpes scenes In Ar StreaAs % Sqaaer Life.
kansas. Quarter Race IN Kentucky.
Big Bear Adventures and rraV-f The Rival Bellies,
els, Yankee Yarns.
Judge Haburtons Yankee Sto Times Of Col Vanderbsms
RES. 'Yankee Letters,
Ihs l1ary OF an Old Doctor. Big Bear Of Arkansas,
| Dow Jr 3 short Patent Sermons, Ny Shooting Box,
Mrs. Jerieho's Comic Lectures The uuaraon Hounds
Pictorial LIE and Adventures Of Adventures Of Capt Earrag0
DaTy Croekett, Stray subjects Arrested.
Pictorial Lie and Adventures PckHg from the Peayuns,
OF Jack sheppard, Peter Ploddy.
Adventures Perrval May smiths Theatrical Arpru
berry, ticeship
Adventures Vanderbo Sd Smiths Theatrical Jourpev.
/ Chronicles Of PneVile, work,
Deer stalkers, Louisiana Sgsr1n Doetor-
Nal Organs Adventures, New Orleans sketch Book,
1 Widow kugby's Husband, Budget Of Fun.
Psy Peablossoms Wedding, COME Boquette, &C. &e &C.
Fer by HAGAN & JOHNSON
June g Market street
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced workmen furnished set up our work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full castings usually kent
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker draftman
emp!oyed working drawings specifications, plans and
mates furnished On application.
il Ohe and Sales Room at q Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
iune99 diff
The HAT ExterminatOr.
ENALSON'S PATENT RAT TIeAPs-Never fails
N to catch the largest rats. No bate used.
Rotary Egg WhiPs--WiH whip lightly one dozen
eggs in ten minutes.
Five Minute Ffcezers- Missey's Patent-alI sizes,
at very low prices.
water COOIers--Neatest New York Patterns-a sizes,
atvery low prices
The Family Knife CIeaner--Only SO cents No
family can afford to be without them.
LudIOW's Fruit Cans and JarS-.For pressry
ing Backberres Pie Plant Tomatoes, Gc simple that
the poorest families at glance economy Of using
them. 'a
Enman'S Gate Spring - Invaluable Famers, as a
gate always shut will outast blown by the wind be-
ing protection from the nroads Of cattle and hogs
Feather and Fly Dusters-a large supply.
BrIttania and Imperial Metal Tea and Coffee Pots
June2s MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
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SI,OOO,OOO FOR INDEMNITY.
You can get Insured with
IL. h. d p. p. PECK,

Nashville, who represent several first class Companies
Stores Dwellings Shops contents insured at fair
rates, and losses promptly adjusted at this agency
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AUCTION SALE
Of Fresh Groceries
L erras Bros hers,
NO. MARKET STREET,
WE WILL SELL in Of our warehouse on THURSDAY,
w JOth inst, for cash, the following articles:
81 Hhds choice Sugar 50 Gases Ground Pepper, Spice
% % B E. crushed and pow. Sugar and Ginger,
o l0 Bags Co1ee. - Casks and boxes Soda,
2O Bbls Molasses $50 Boxes Star Candles
IS IPfbbs - - V;--sD;a 49,
ee5 Bags choice Coffee, q Tenn -
90 80 B 81 Vinegar, 100 Dou Wash Boards,
% brandy, leo Boxes Soap,
q, % .. Rye Bourbon Whisky 50 . TuRblers,
n {. rem G Mnl'e whisky 10 Gases Matches,
95 S. NJ Wine, Is cases Tin.
% Gases Ginger Wine & Brndy 200 Boxes Glassware,
Together with many articles to make complete SALE Sale at
half past ten Juneau TERRAss BROS.
FRESH ARRIVALS
snyder a. FrizzeII,
A RE Just in reosp. Of new and elegant Goods
Ladies' fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel Gaitersi
do do do nd. do Button % DO
% 90 do Congress and Lace do do
do do French Kid Slippers
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do do do do Slippers.
ALSO:
DO Kid Heel Bodss Lace eel eA'r' ana N'0''
do do do Slippers;
Children's Kid Heel slippers;
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
d. do do do do CATERS
do do Patent Leather assorted s15lt,1 Caters:
% % 90 90 dc 40 do Low Quarter Shoes
do do Lasting Oxford Ties;
do do do Congress Caters;
The above are all made to Ore and of the very best
IPCaiI al No. 1 Public Square.
Junes3 SNYDER & FRIZZELL
TRUNKsy TRUNKS!
T AIDES Large French Dress Trunks:
IL DO do No Sole Leather Trunks;
Also large stock of Yaloes Carpet Bags satche which
we offer at low prices.
iuneas-if SNYDER & FRIzzELL.
AUCTION SALE BY
HARDY BRO THEIRS,
AZ PUBLIC SQUARE.
an Tuesday morning Of June at 10 o'eIcek We win sell
to close pay charges ant elegantly carved Mar
BILE and Aabaser Vases and Figures Of Life also 100
ns and lot Of French Mirrors Clocks watches and Fancy
jane2! - HARDY BROTHERS.
MAGAZINES FOR JULY.
DICKENs Household Words for July. just received by
| ~ june-s HAGAN & JOHNSON.
| FE1HB LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE
for July, commencing New volume just received by
EDGEFIELD.
RFY great sale Of Lots in Edgehed comes OF on Thursday
1IA the 23d inst Il addition to the lots mentioned
verement will sell lots Shebys Addition Amone
other lots G fronting 50 feet Woodland
lent business stand the Wire Bridge "a
Woodland street Immediately aoinn the house Just
eiby Gen Barrow, abeautiul site for family residence By
| june2s AVS LINDsLEY.
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DENTISTRY.
OfIYY1 UIfrYN
ID II. III Il II WI AN,
NO. 81 CHERRY STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

XTOULD say to his friends, especially those who
w distance from Nashville that he is stir prepared DO an
kinds MECHANICAL DENTISTRY the very hest STYLE
the shortest notice Those par
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH will possession Of
all the late improvements Teeth inserted Patna with
Continuous Gums, any other approved plan Teeth carefully
filled with PURE GOLD with little pain possible Irregu
larss Of chrsns teeth attended upon scientific principles
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERTES-
BIT
CARTER, WILLSFORD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co.. and P Laulerl
On Tuesday, June Ssth, 1889,
KWTE will offer for front Of our arehoae No ,r
w ket seet large assortment OF Fresh Choice Gro
leries comprising in part the following al tieIes viz
100 hhis La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco vsrss hin8s
lOO bags lNo Cohee, 200 cases Cove Oysters,
W bags laguyra Coffee, 2iO boxes rs Bar Soap,
% hbis New MOlasses, 300 boxes Palm Soap,
- = .bDls Moasses, 100 hOxes Foxes Starch,
Su s crushed and Powdered 100 boxes Woods starch
sugar, ste dozen Brooms,
Ju0 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
g bills Newsom 90 100 bones 7aIovr A.
~ old robertson County do 50 Z 4 i bbIs Cranberres.
~ Old Rye and Bourbon do 300 dozen Painted Buekets
= = pipes Brandy, 100 boxes r & D Cheese
= ODshater and Butter Crack 25 bags Pepper,
ers, 80 reams Wrapping Paper,
luP kegs Nails, assorted, 20 cases Sardines,
100000 assorted Cigars
With many other Al ticles too tedious TO mention
CARTER, WILSRORD q co,
June lO-td No. Market street.
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~ CASES Cliquot Champagne. Also like quantity o.
sb Cabinet. Hebiscck and VersRay. All Of whioh
rant genuine sell reasonable prices, We Lave Van
other brands atfrOn fl0tO SIS per LAskst
msysI WEssEL 4 THOMPSON.
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r Il e II.

take pleasure in announcing to the DENTAL PROFESSION
that have completed arrangements that
fol other Dentists at such prices will enable them
handsome profit my work. will also furnish materials Of
the best quality those who wish put up
iune29-lm L. A HERMAN. ID. 8.
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Anderson & Romans,

Anderson & Romans,
AndeFsOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
NO. SO BROAD STREET,
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Il Z N. M. NOEL ~ CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Commission & Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &c, &C.,
No. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
LIQBORS.
200 do Beurbon do 50 do Gin ma VIM,
ltO do Rye do 100 % Ward & Carry's Whisky
100 do Robertson county do > do Smiths Reserve 10
SO do American Brandy
In store and for sale by BEN. N. NOEL co
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
1H0 0nA IMPORTED Cigars, assorted Brands,
HUI, OOO 200 bxs Tobacco, assorted brands, =
In store and for salsby Uune2Il BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
SUNDRIES.
200 bags Rio Coffee, so casks Soda,
% DO Old gov Java do 80 boxes do in papers,
iCO hhds prime 10 choice Brown 2casks Dutch Madden,
- sugar, oerO0ns lest Indis0,
eOO 00ls new Molasses, 200 kegs Nails, assorted,
100 half bbIs do 100 da9 Painted Bucket5
100 hbls Crushed Sugar, 50 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
% do Loaf do 70 do MasOn's Backing,
800 bxs Star Candles, 900 do Glass Ware
Nv q DO do do 100 bills Cider Vinegar,
lVO a do 40 do 81 hays s. z. Almonds,
~ boxes Pearl staTchi y dOz H. 5. do
lCO do Ssap, 200 Reams PAPER
p chests 6r'n and Blk Tea,
And many other articles all in will be sold at very
low hslres BY June2l! BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
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brakes Creek Mill
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
NEW supply Of this celebrated brand Of Flour just recelv
n ed and for BY -
junel2 NtRGE ALLEN.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROcRRrEs
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.

NV -. - Sesn IN front OF our warehouse, a
follows, viz. Fe1sAl
SO hhds new crop Sugar; I0G j and Z do
500 bags Coffee; 90 barrels NVhite Whist.
- ootssiolasse Is do N. Y. Brandy:
lOO Dds eIasd q pow d and COT 10 do Holland Gin;
Ieesugari 3Oo kegsNails;
osacAs Almonds. IS dszen Painted Buckets;
~ boxes Coyeoystersi 30 nests Tubs;
10 bagsPepper; $50 boxes Soar:
= ehestsI Tea IS do DOyle's Candles:
~ pSss cotton TEinei lUO dozen Mason's Backing;
% COILS Rope, loo boxes Rlasks;
70 cases Matches $50 pkgs h. R. Raisins;
~ DoAesst Candles 10 Ibis Texas Pecans;
$50 pkgs Mackerel, kits.
4 bbls and bbls;
osther win numerous other articles to maks up complete
safe LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 co.
June ia No. 30. Market street
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E a. uAsTMAs. ,. o. DUEEmoToE, ). o. oRITTITHr
a. a. PomDExTER.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-26

effects of the blows Failing thus to Obtain breach,
the marines were ordered to fall back and twenty
of them took hold of ladder, some forty feet long,
and advancing at run brought It with tremendous
power against the door, At the second blow it gave
way, leaf falling inward in santing position.
The Marines Immediately advanced to the breach,
Major Russell and Lieutenant Green leading A
Marine in the front fell the firing from the inte-
rior is rapid and sharp they fire with deliberate
aim, and for the moment the resistance Is serious
and desperate enough to excite the spectators to
something like pitch of frenzy The next mo-
ment the Marines pour in the firing ceases and the
work was done whilst the cheers rang from every
side, the general feeling being that the marines had
done their part admirably.
When the insurgents were brought out-some
dead, others wounded-they were greeted with ex-
ecrations, and only the precautions that had been
taken saved them from immediate execution. The
crowd, nearly every man Of which had gun,
swayed with tumutuous excitement and cries Of
"shoot them," "shoot thcm," rang from every side.
The appearance of the liberated prisoners, all Of
whom, through the stcadiness of the marines, es.
capped injury, changed the current of feeling and
prolonged cheers took the place Of bowls and exe-
crations. In the assault private Rapport, Of the
marines received ball in the stomach and was be-
lieved to be fatally wounded; another received a
slight flesh wound in the face
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u,o we insist on Justice to every class composing
s,iety which enjoys the States patronage and
hounty. They who call us demayogue, should re-
member that demagogues nerer epouse the interests
# the ueaker class. They who call us demagogue
,bond shake the dust of intrigue and insincerity
rou their own garments They who charge us
with arraying one class against another should first
f,,s themselves from the charge of having done in
;ustice to as worthy and honest body of men
as the State contains.
We cannot close this article without bearing tes-
tmony to the zeal with which Wilson W. Whita-
kerr Esq. the Secretary of the Executive Commit
tee. performed his duties. Though aboring under
t crutches he was promptly at his post on the
Fair Grounds giving to the cause the benefits of his
information and experience. The Treasurer, Mr..
Hntchns, the Secretary of the Society, Mr.. Bryan,
together with Mr.. Chrstophers and the other Clerks,
were ndefatigable in the discharge of their duties.
different halls. Mr.. Dunn, the superintendent of
the Fair Grounds and Mr.. John r. Harrison, who
acted as SPECIAL superintendent agent for recev
in- and locating articles, deserve much praise for
the manner in which the grounds were prepared for
the occasion, and the promptness and accuracy with
which articles were received and assigned to then
respective departments
\ proposition was made to hold the next Fair at
Salisbury, and to alternate between that place and
R,Ieigh The proposition was discussed, and was
a SDOsc;l of hy nnnojntinr rommjttoc on the Snh
jet, to report at the next annual meeting of thu
Society. It is highly probable that the Fair fol
1861 will be held in Salisbury
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originally from South Carolina but recently from
Rochester, N. Y. All of these came with Brown
from Chambersburg, Penn.
Brown confessed that he had % boxes of Sharpe's
rifles, and number of Colts revolvers. There had
been found, also, 200 sharpes rifles, 1000 pixies
and 200 rcvolvers. These were brought in on Tues
day night, together with spades pck-axes, tents,
blankets, one military field spyglass, 5000 to $500
in gold and silver and call-whistle.
Brown said he had arms and ammunition for
1900 men, but he expected the assistance Of 5000
men.
All the arms and ammunition were from abroad
and not from the armory at Harpcr's Ferry. The
arms of the arsenal were not moleSted
Company F., from Richmond, had very little to
eat, and no sleep. Some few, who were promenadins
around lIarper's Ferry, were invited into private
residences, and treated with great kindness and lib
erality. Governor Wise was received By the cti-
zens of Harpers Ferry with the greatest gratitude
and regard.