Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-21


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Tha Insurrection sf Haruer's rsrvv
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lNTkkE61kN0 DETAILS.
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SevssSG Wise upsn The Insurrectisn = Ne
.yase, I'D calAs 49, 9 sAsep "
HAaf1h's Ex4ly, 0ut O.-Ths people Of
poTs EU1ry ovvoko NJ morning little merit
1.-THE lpSundles alarm Of last night. No tidinns
81 Geo. have been sse:iysd, and II IL now
- tha1 he has ecnp<d Noseh.
An Cd mulaftO b been anslssd on char al
promising him 70 come into Hafpers Ferry -
Spy, and report TO him IN the mountains. A bes-
ket Of auppss Ma found in her hnt, ssedy 70 be
formed against her.
A. THIS mornfeg tn8e wa snxnt 9Rm raieeo "
the h1king ofe tee .. the mountain opposite, and
several snarpe.rne volunteer ssid they could sc
ne. . yess 49,, s.se 49, ~ insre.csIssc
Il turned out, however, that the ree was shaken
~ scoo' He" ne'ss VINO MO pksa drop 700
m Tse ,.v, nom cb.,,.,,ov, /, that s,.v.,.,,
wounds are doing vel, and That s.Old Brown Is
on. Oh al 9asget On sne scose on MS wounos.
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anu NJ ~ w ,nen oIoeL
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Esq.-Sif: Inc 0ove5nof o. Virginia directs that
you oigasni-e an asmeo I.i.oa q Nensy,nve men,
Hs ssSsy "d V sn1 - reIs aa.s On GUY
nntl Iassnef ofoen. YOU are invesed with such
dl:cle.l"nsry PoWen e may pe Necessary 70 carry
on. .ne insyucuon on, Sn 80 gwen you ~ tne
oovernoi; lou VII Psu9t tne oisficu assignea
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NJ mi rcsss ,nso,I.t;cs !. you ~.
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ssieney the Goys S o. Virginia having noti
an armed patrol for tue protection 81 the neigh.
So, ,sns an ana having rs31ss;sd ssas sui
~ t, % ,,n. sn ;' oe issued ON &C
Se.' q, ,o..s I al, a. vii oeco,,le Hue ~ .ne
S@'1 IN iooo, yvu VIII P'esse ISSUE 70 nenty nun-
a,,,ni ,, 1eeh s q ..e
In IMPLEMENT. and one osir Of bni,st mouids and
| s"agc. tSigneoI "A. CsAIo,
| NapsAIh ~ oIonahce
"A 10 ~ .;vsn ~ uen,w M.asos ~ ~. sU -
90 70 " s'sSn ~ nenry nun'eI, ~ sne "a Pshse on
l sie 49,. 1 y 9 ~ uS Ss~se na9 stu I
ior one inquired tnousand men. ne aIso SAID tne
ns. WE wesPS1 LOT snose
pore muskss LOT minnfy; SharPS nnes were toys
r rhs xs,o % re II. o,.a,, !.
disgrsce which had been brought upon the STATE.
He would rather ., have lost both legs and both
| arms from nis snouaoes ana ~ tuan such ois-
grace should nave oeen cass upon ~ that fourteen
Wni.e men anu nvs negroes sn1 lou nave captured
ana pave Deen aDie 70 retain them Tor one hour.
Col Lee, with twelve marines, settled the matter
| In ten minutes; That nineteen men should cap
the policeman who captured ten men, and .s Id
Faith, surroupied them" They should read
shaksPeare and study Fslstaffs oath. prisoner
snd q
| were each armed with three Sharp's rifes and two
Colts revolvers 1--WE were, y said he, shuddled
IN IKE i.l nocn Of sheep. Yes" aid the Gov
crnor. lyon were In corner, and y0n were very
much like sheep. They certainly tofnered all
Harper's Ferry" iss4as's at'tss So
The leader, Brown, said that II he had had ave
hundred men with bundle Of nerves like his
own he would have given them trouble. Browns
would bs IKE Bedouin; Like Sam Patch, Brown
done as well as others. -
The Governor said 70 some citizens when they
complained that they had no arms that 10 was their
fault their militia had not been organized. He
no. : mem sms unless they Were organ;
TO the State authorities, IL would be throwing
them away TO do %. He would see that the
district under his control should be protected,
whether the General Government projected il
propertyos lot. The like scene should never hap.
pen again. -s.s. ~, ~. 49,
Capt. Henry Clay Hunter, inst appointed captain
q TIE patrol 10 con Of Andrew Hunter, ESQ, 4
nor told Capt: Hunter not to make chiids play q
IL, and Ne said he had got good discreet men, that
can be depended upon 70 do their duty at the hax.
| gard Of their lives. Col. Baylor of ChaYlestown
| had command Of all the virgiuia troops from tn
COMMENCEMENT Of the difhculties ,-7a'-l
The Governor paid high compliment to Dr.
Dunbar of Raltirnofe and bfs er,ry,a ~ su,rr~~ns
for their efficiency. Dr.. Dunbar was at the sids
Of the marine (Quinn) the moment he was shot
and bore him away. To Mr.. Bennst, the Auditol
ern train, be said, 'sYou AL come in ater the fair
| We are all safe, except the killed and wounded /,
He had also psivafs convessstion with Hon. G.