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NO.. Is.

' ''e oo'e ave sinsle espdl. which va,
i's''i b. hind door IN . ,o,n,, 80 -,
NJ guide = the Tory p,rk..,
hsI'v. s1st hiu...if ,,.s, a..
N-'e. movements OF tss H.. .sa..,
'''f Woe 49, ow-,i ut.,.,.o,
N'>' ~ 'N-f 80 stot.,f A.. - -
'o',,'S' e'a uot tof rrem.,t r...,, r..
o. c""sids ace .bout 90 .L,,,s
% 80, or ia a bid, b.. aid n,,..,,II
H'Ve nae ibe birnd.rt,,.'
i"' 'Naek banded the heavy v,,d d..,
I'VE -" ~ iLe scout uL,,, u,..ts-
"'i" ahd ole lent The y,ur,I,a,.,
"'''''.1 bi- m Ueuts with ind,.s,r.
''''I Iteu fate seemed IN r. 49,,
s''ss arm 4 chilling .eu.,,;on q,
''i'f ei'r over ;bon whcn trey r,a,c,.s
~. e''s'lrercs Il j.fatsnd e,r,p,s
'"' "tir' rushed to~srd the doe, x,,h
HHhier quickly simsi ki. r.,non
ne" -" -I--il., u bcakshos ,.,,
'1' ''"'' OF them. They reeoilsd and 70.
20 Tue covert of ihe shubberv A
',s.'s was beard st the rear doc,
-. go " 'lefe ts1aud,d Hutt.r
'''' rAtber guess one on .m'. .a,
Ee' uite laukcc voice. .Posr.h
- '''ee - r"oty gincr'ly ahou, vl.o
10 ''l 'A'n'magin goin on
'"A' 'in diatcly uufastened the doc,
80 H.I'''I 'Wo persons Podijah M.k..
'A' aEnIe Of imposing h~iyb, b.,
,A,N That iulnc.s of d.y.lo,u.,,
80" gives y me'ry and eomeline-. 10 Tho
"'"ah o'tanlEatI1n. Iii. hair va. s.aa
'''s 1i' mouth large aud good .humo,.
'''e sohe~bat sharp While hi. eve.
s,.i, were ,mAt aud hazel. .parkled w;,h
~" was mauifcstly a man vho
- I" leased With life rs be founJ !,
AuI 10 make himself as comfor,.ll. -
",1 uuder all circumstance,
anlon was more youthful and
p'eNehted different type Of hau,,,,v III
TIE beholder at one. u,,h AZ.
,asA OF manly beauty, courage aud ipt.sri
"a 1u' ha'eihur.t' cried Jessie. i,vful,
y'oug nau sPrang forward asa gr.,n.
.e tahd' 'sai we're eagerly eItsudsj g
We come iest abou ut in the nick o,,;n.
shoaid say by gum The h,,,,.S 80
yer, are peRgin into ys, aistt tb.v1 Will
'Hou en trick worth IN Of tk., w..
my haX- If ve dontr
IL may bs we'll 20 reu.,, h.,. ,L.. n
SJIh Was by trade .shoem.t,r .nd a.,
language vas generally bishlv ,..,a.J
w" '"e teehhisalitiss Of The eo,dx.;r
ART As Pedgah aHish,d tbi, eIoaa.n.
ro'a''on he brought the breeck II ~. "a.
.P,u 'oe y, ~.ih . great crash aud .quio.
"d og' Il the window with hi. ,~;B.I,n,
b.; Se movement was nearly fatal 10
io'J'h fora bullet ain. cd at rasdo,, f.or,
eu'''de ,sTered one OF bis aa1en loek, f,os,
tramp my uPPer' Nov that',vb,,I
60" foop close work 4 fsller'. ia, :.
,'N', TO be 'Soi r.. square trrougb the
lent 'e-"'' u DC
-. ~ IT," mintus' tie shouting aud friu.
e',Ss' The ierr dsd gtrl- aatPer.d th.r,'
'''''' mat the Torres we're r.tir,,v bn,
"tte presently uaaeceivci for ,b.y h>I -.
l'''y suITou0ied tue house. anL no, ,o,n.
N.oeei toe ss'sul, from different au.,,,,.
w" efea' tesoigti,n acd farry bach f,l,
S.'' 1 me er''i' was rsp.dl, srpro.ching
'" HH''er ana 10 iuko reiafatecd Lv
- * 'a''' Aoi The Yankee stood by Their
'rAF'"' fe'o.'ci 10 make d.sp.fsts re.
''st-l1v.
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B. W. II L r BE r T,
ealsltsTuas itFfGasaa c;usTY UaGIsla,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
GeHerai EHsHraHee .FgeRt
NHd Collector,


OFFERS ~. services 60 tbe bu.iu~ss eomms.
~ nifty 0 J-d~rssn C.sT.e, FfedeficE and Befse-
~ c1anu-s. 10 collect All debts and attend % all
sibfTrf bs,isrss N the said codnti-s
VI Herbert tea graduate Of The Law School n
Htrsstl UnUrfsty, ssi has At hi. command me
.~.t s'Visers a. tAe :harlrsiovs Bar Hr vii
7lr.'asily attend 10 ~ kusfnsss com ~ set 70 hin
aai refers ia he following sruilemen:
r5,-f-s,ss-s --pfs---, ~ pF~~'o-s - th~
s-s1cs sitk- BBas OF tae g.Hev. "a keyea. Kr,ss
keau~yJ J l. l. Siaet
Jss-sss rgs CT. 10 Wits PRIV Beck.
rr' A Tinasfiass & CO ]. Is. l. Hunier. a.
s-pi Baltimore & Osio Rsilroae, Dahela's De
F0i
Hi,r>,s Ffrry-P B~rkh,n, Asent Baltimore
ono Ritrosdi A. H. Herr aHI w. J. s,,-
Pl~Hs.
SiPis,ssgss-E I. Ter John " Jeveu. J. =
sra'sy, snt a. Hum'icsbuase
H,a>i,f'er-OfI ,ets and Directors 81 ne Iasa-
'il-r Company of tbr Valley "a Virginia.
Cs,t, Cg.sfy Mssn Page, Col Trssduet
smith. Penfi ton s. Rieharasus S. J. &. More
aat " P0scrs.
bStdep Cgssfp 90 Aietsuder Neucomer. Df
Page JAtg5 vasiofsn, Jf, aai 4. NJ Yanau-
4ss
Bth-s-,-H Winter Dsvi. , n Psrrisgs
GO u cDale. Ranjolph LLiimer, AMI Charles
II " HfoEs.
H-Yrf. Cess -OAtefs aud Directors Of fIari.
f..i fifa lasufaucs Company
YAsent 81 Nsitons. iaieiiigsacef. iOf Jsf-f.
o. coobfy Vuginia.
ig 1851 -ty.-Spt.
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CHAPTER III

HFlf'f.
br i'lr 6 !.r. of Lsur.l.esl
from F'ini o. Iriul t1 mo.tsut -,
'"' '-''s. ~hD ui.4T1s-i 10 f,,cs -, -
''''e' ihteugl Iac W.adous sod a,a,.
s'"i t'neou- The vie. Of Tom IIn,
~. ''".i'"i us ...v- h dia of c.sair,
soc S''u.-'' 80. pc ur vtit d,trrui1.l
'f'''l ~ 'hr g 80. i. NbI- csra u...,.
s'frl ~ita au 'u. tn ! so. Bufs.iso .,,,d
V'' itHt patty 'i tatm tal b..te. de-,
one '' '1e doors sud were ptr...a. mt, tL.
foiy. sad Iiay !b1r., seranr 70 NEE,
''''" I2f a 'fr.t she ttsgit 49, d4sttf,t
"'i ''c'"rJ riy turaoi 10 favor Of ,bs
'''tbAtis. = .p.- pe~vifll .lau.saib. b..,,v
1'ase ihe, 90 III bot i.is sAnl The.
W" 90 rpaisei wose lrfi upon tb. a,or
'a+- 0r oY Has le.I4-rd
-"9 'TrtyitIuE 'so'A'ls Piled sga,p.ti,
''' i"fits igacg,iuiyusiy s,th4fs. a
l.9 i-e4isr oi iAs. safTaasatss tree, sn4
'htlb1e5y sal ii.uvr ped th.t tLe A..
'a'e "ou uot sg.Iu b. Teurued
lLe Eifis, dgJDs tb- scene. behaved 49,.
uy OFtfcomirg tbe timiii,y ~ thsir ssr
tn'J made themselves ustful 70 their brave
i'ittds 70 VARIOUS ways Psui Hs,ishur,t
i'nsat Ike HIn. IL be sgt-rfaiass s.at.
,hsy Nsfe Dot ipf Liuse.f bot of J,.si.
hSih'ldr and bet eomyeniohs when D,
P'u'ra ir'm the cOt fisf. rsbi,ng sud tA,,..
~ 'te tfougbt tia, water Ler i,ttIe bssd
P,eseHis1 ibe c,eiioy Irsgfbt % bis In.
l's v'ui4 gladly Liss iupfi.oBsd tbAtui,.
''ieftrg "sH.byf 90 b. oru aud p,s..ed
s'a''i4i t's'cs upou 't bad pfopfisfy sane,
Toned thsst
'A"yos "sonasiI she ,.lsi hurried.
J d. DOT tno- BE- replied 4 hs,. no,
'oa bi of nJssf have tbaugAt osly u
Yea aud your ifisads never have tine 4,
tbtas oi mJseH shea ysu are s.sr,
stouil deaPisa Hyssf " l DID,
= ~ 40 to' bTafs. 800 Ksssssasr ss.
'~srsI Jessis. With eaotios Ysu sap.s.
youf'sh bssilss'ly Yos have TOO nseh
eonisnrt fof dahgsr
'ittfe D. 30 such sord fdspRsr wbssT
Do battle ios ibs safety sn4 hob0T q Jessie
BarusiIs
Toe ehivsifous' to- ssi'slroa, q s1oi.in
Fl J ssis
I ssot 9ui,. usIsf"ssi ,lis silence.
'aia Huti1f sfpfaseLiss Hss.isarst
Wts ny ast n dos believe ,hs sr.s
isft tas S,t sb.rra Ubtl' saf p,nt.h
You sts hey c.b't $50 n4ss - ussss ham
m-ri. ss E eaB ss ore Gglus 70 hb.fty
y To- uEht smaft isook ts4ss fls stafeb
rght o. ~ 'sia
'Itryr casafds ftify 4sf try a sNsio o
fe,1ff.i Uatfsf Ttsfsas dsrss ,f en-
al 's.s s.8 trarralbt t.s q e.sfes ts tks
o'1r'o u as'af a fsr sas vsvs .ous
af t.ts ass ~ nisbts
slstu q. ss 10
r.a.. ..H. Ia. e.. r..a......
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There are seven Of them and seven u,
-smsu for each. said Herriel.
Let us determine our respective men By
lot, suggested Lsngford.
The idea 10 good, aud by lot the natt,r
shall be decided, added Nab,.s.le
This suggestion vas eagerly received its
novelty made il welcome. The names Of
the parties doomed to destruction were
written upon seven slips OF papers. and
aiaNn from 'antsssles cap by } IS assoc ate.
Hettisk drew the frst ballot
Frank uavilaud T. he exclaimed
he brother Of Ruth I said Pollard With
'hrng, and looking ioquiriogly at his com.
rade.
Tom Hat,sr, said Lsngford, drawing aud
readirg hi. ballot.
And /, Blinko, the black said Nichol.
son.
And I, one-oyed saal' cried Pollard.
10 da1sy
You've got something to do laughed
Fabtassaie III you out~it saul Of Laurel
swamp you'll be tue greatest man auoug
'Prodijah Makepcsce, an internal Yam,
kes = declared Tim Becker, locking At his
ballot
sImcn Arrowsmith vas the last 20 drsw.
lie drew GidSou Grant, leaving Paul la
relhurst for Ns.,sile
IT Is jus, as wish l., observed the latter
willie scOwl Of hatred gave additional ma
lisnanee TO his expression.
lie has visited the Burbsites at Laurel.
wood remarked Lspgford
ist Judith or Jessie asked Pollard With
Q sneer
1t shall be rcitae. " thundered Van,...
sic, casting fierce glances around him. Let
US loiu hands be added, aud swear tha, we
will respectively abide by the ballot
This Was instantly doae With cla,pel
hands aud unshsatbed sAtte. they renewed
their terrible compact, invoking diresul pen
alties II they proved rec,eaut to iLeir oath
The League of the Seaven wa. complete.
They separated aud went their several
wsys A moment later, and, nothing but
the .rnouldcring emt-rs Of their IRE re.
mAiusd to mark the spot where they had
met.
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P 0 e. TR Y.
EVENING.
sr sDwARD roLLocu.

rr EDWARD roLLocu.
The air is chill aud IN. d.y -rox,la,,
And The clouds come 10 ihro' The Golden Gu.
fhahiom dests. they seem 10 me.
ffoma shofeless ani un.ound.d sea:
Ih'H shadUuy spa, and misty sails,
o",AA'sfed' have ~eathered thou,shd gales;
90" wheeling, loi IN 'quadrons gray.
A'y par, ahd hasten sIong The bay;
Zach 10 tis anchorage Ghding way.
Where the hills OF Saue,liio ,wen
Man 20 gioona may shelter WELL
And o'ktfs-heAolt- unct slisngsd pass
81 the silent guas VI Alsauss
40 gfrr'ings' oi ,bantsr ab1 dame exchange
TIE sf7'lt is'- snd ;Ar efo,,-s, si,srs-.
iAs" mr'eoI EAgs, 50 ~lIviy blown
"efe biasoned ia a land unknown,
SO ehafmec iroR var. CT wind OF til-,
Aioug he cuies ~sye they glide.
what besr these SHIPS = Whst news. uhsifrei.ht
DO they tfiBg u from the Golden GA,el
Sad echoes 10 woTts IN Eiadness spoken.
And ~i'hertd hopes 10 the poor AeAitbfo1en
%, hoW many sVenture. NE
Have rashly sent 10 the >horeleosca;
How many al hour have you audf
Sweet frield, IN sadness se,n 20 by,
d.
over The waste, Tor somCIhiGg loving,
Something rich, and etAstr, ahd kind,
TO brighten ard bless a holy mind;
And cniy waited to behold
AmtitiOn's gem, afyetcns gold,
Return, A. remo-se.' apt broken vow,
ln such ships Of n.is' a. see sGw.
The air is chill, aud the day grows late,
And the clouds come in through The Golden Cas-
FfeiGhitd with sorrow, heavy viA wee
Bat these shapes that eiu.e dark ant low
Tomorrow shall be all aglow
IN the blaze Of the coming mora ihese mi,t,,
Whose weight my heart in vain resis,s
VIII brighten aad shine and soar to heaveu
10 tain white robes ike souls Iotg ises;
For heaven is kind and e,ery hing,
A' well as wints', has spring.
So, praise TO God who brings The dsy,
Thatshines our regret a7d iear.away;
For the blessed morn 7 can watch and wait.
While the clouds come IN through the GotrnGatr
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Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
an


CHARTER PERPETUAL
AT The prohts divided amongst the policy hold.
- every year The oHly Truly Mutual & Cgmpa-
~ ~ ihe CIiy or State
DANIEL l. MILLER President
SAMUEL r. STOKES Vice President
JOAN w. HoRNER. Secretary.
Premidrs may be pad Annoally, semi-annuaI-
y cr guarehy.
Person, Who nov insufe will pAfiaLe OF fuIi
yeafs dividend oa the Isi q January neat
Persons NAV insure their oNn lHcs, and errdi-
lt.- Ihe ii=es ~. GSaiurx
Descriptive Pamphlets Blank Forms and eve
~ iaf'51Auoa ca the subject Of Mutual Life To-
"uTsnc- iarsnhei on appiicAtiOa 10 The gent
Wifsost charge. personally % by mail
LOSSES IN VIRGINIA PAID.
Tho. Hammond. NJ. d. sh-paerdsrown, s. 600
Mr.. Thomas X. Hicks. wartsa couuty, 600
Rev. john i HstvrAte ShsPhetdsto~a, 2ooO
Rsuon Campbeii, ksa Msrtinsbafg, 5000
w III. VI Gardner. RichmOld 5OaO
Wiuis Dale. Portsmouth, 1000
Alexander Can pbcii. BeihanV 1000
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
@. Mlson, n. n John A Sirsiih NJ n
ts- The Agent sill civ, h., pro-yf a,icafisa nd
Psrss al 'ss'ris'eH n all risks ntsasrT and r-lry.
Sre' requested so ~ DO.
Application TO ~ made 20 J. p Ba,w~ ESQ
Posttn astef CbarlesioEn or 10 the agent tbfoash
the Post Oahce, CbarieE;oEu
b w. HERBERT, Ageht.
Sov ss Is5T-iV
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B. w. Herbert's Column.
AG l.. - CE
OF
LIFE lSSU RAN CE.

THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST cOMPA-
NY OF PHILADELPHIA.
TIE lives of slaves ibsared for three -Iourlhs OF
Their vA.ur, at lowest rates.
Nh Loses promptly adjusted and paid through
b, Ofi Of Gra~rsi Agency. al Richmond, Va.
INT ERN LIFE
ASS TRANCE SOClE7
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Capital 81, SOC, 900.
N.B guarantee rund Of sico 900 deposited
sbk t.e Comptroller oi the State OF New Yors.
,o' N. ,-euu'y aud benefit OF ALL policy holders
ie I've United States.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ss~.ss, ". J., tst January, IsS6.
Nrf accumulation. s. 10 n0J (.
Iuai amount 10 JAG. IS. 1855, 7ij t13 6d
To'Al amount ,336 .990 ~
G'Isi Toal, 60 a.s t-s -
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NOTICE.

A LHEAT Nrlsr isaufhofiFra - ssffs ~ tR-
n b7slsess n thr lee hrm Az rsIssrs isfsbt
- 70 ths ssif ffp ~ smiih a MILLER. are rssprtl
faliy re4Besfed 70 sstfie fofihwfh
- 4, lsss shITH 4 AILLkR.
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A NEW REVOLUTIONARY STORY,
ONE-EYED SAUL;
OR TIE
Tory Ls0gMe or Seren.
Bf Dp. ,. %. ROBINS,

A TALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Auihor OF " Nics wuiTrLss" Rec. R,.oS
H'LT w,rrsp N.r.'T' M.Nos'. Bs,s.p. 4"
Ins PloSI,ss 81 kENrucxY. ets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18


osonssrowr, Nevsmbx 10. 1850
o. city, 0s lest any o. two, has been rslher
neryD Of ness g u1oA interest 10 The general
No.. Ne.bs>1x al sc>Aer . civil, religious, o.
pouQcai chneac>m, 60 10 agitate the public
mia to any fxisas; all sppear to be enjoying
soFt . good -huiaRed sr1etnde. and win doubt
ieseo contirlne unGl - contested election case
sh1e be deGnitely sstsd by the circuit court. aser
which we th1sh3t6ore than likely the political
matters will be disturbed for q season-we shall
have Tor short time sort Of tempest In teapot
testants for the once. -
Mayor Addison, most OF the msmbers Of our
City Councils, and several Of our citizens, svsed
tore Of the Alsxandris, Loudea, snd Hamrxhire
On - ossplesed Thsy1sss t.ks1sse - far -
Belmont, and all returned highly pleased with the
which they were resolved aad treated ths direc-
tors and the good people Of the. Old Dominion
generally, with whom they met during the Trip.
Of the points al which Il s proposed to make the
Georgesown connections, and, as Gar az we have
been able 80 learn. our Mayor and Councilmen
were generally sstished with them. ~ /
The Fayefte street Improvements which was
commenced some three years ago. and which was
The subject Of no small amount Of controversy,
quibbling, and favoring among the contractor.
and the has 2. Las, nae
persons who frequently travel over IL, that the
gravel II not Of character that will be likely to
stand the test Of travel during the wet weather Of
winter. The High street improvement 10 also
approaching completion; the gravel Of which this
h formed 10 said 10 be much superior 70 that put
upon Fayette street.
The stringency in The money market continues
Bat little, II any abatement has occurred. We
hear many complaints among our bushes men
generally, Of the great dificulty In consequence
oft, Of making collections sst 81
r. There Is but little news Of importance stirring
In the markets. Good canal superfne brands q
-four are still held at IS IS, at which prices small
sales for shipping and retail purposes occurring
Extras from IS cents to 81 higher Sales Of several
thousand bushels red and white wheat since on
last report at 81 22ai Is for the former and % 2a
I 30 for the latter. 'Cogn--no ales-wouh com
mand 6os63 cents for white and yellow. 7-t 8.
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ALEXANDRIA,

- =
-. ALIxANDKrA, Va, Nov. II, 1859.
! Our city was thrown into an intense state Of ex-
element last evening, in consequence Of the pub
lcation- by our papers Of Extras, combining the
following dispatch TO Mayor Massey, who imme-
diately telegraphed copy Of it to Gov. Wise: s
ssJ r 80 HAnrEn,s FxanY, Nov. n, 1859.
Mayor of Alexandria ~ = as -, - g
charge at Charlestown. letter from which sub
join the following extract: a
e Please telegraph for Capt. Marie and CON-
pany. Alexandria IL they are not ready then for
the sIsOs' Guards to come
ii Is proper to add i know nothing Of his neces-
sity, hut the express man who brought this SAYS
there are two hundred and fifty men with Shapes
rifles, encamped at Berryville Ford. i know
nothing. Fl, ALTRED M. BARBoeR. 3
TheRifemen immediately telegrsphed Mr.. Bar
bour, accepting the call, and at nine O'Clock, y.
m, were equipped and ready waiting at their
AA AZ and s this as morning at ta,ss ocl0e
The Mount vernsn Guards were also soon MP In
arms and ready for the trip. They also LEFT in
company with the Rifemen. Mai. Duneyis Aftil-
Of action by way Of the Orange and AleIandria
and Manassas railroads. II 10 expected that the
companies will reach Harper's Ferry by ~ O'Clock
to-day The Mount Vernon Guards parsded the
streets at late hour last night headed by a band
of martial music. Both companies turned out
quite strong majority Of the officers OF the i75th
regiment, besides numerous private citi1ens, also
accompanied the Guards and Rinemen.
The members Of the City Council Of Georgetown
made trip yesterday over the finished portion Of
the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire rail
road, by invitation Of Che Board Of Directors Of thu
company. pa go
The criminal docket Of the Circuit Court having
been exhausted, the court was yesterday engaged
In trying number Of civil cases.
VIM. Cotton, formerly an engineer on the Orange
and Alexandria and the Alexandra and Wash
inptou Yailroads. killed fevw davs nj nce nm
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~ Ak Axoxrnous LxrrxR The Ksnawha IVA !,
Star ays The following letter Wa taken from,
the pod once Of TIL: plscs by the clerk Of this
county, on Friday night last. The postmark Of
the letter was "New York City, Octo6es 2, 1850 .
The letter was addressed 70 the "Cierf Of the
Court Charlestown, Kanayvha. county, Va ,, and
was evidently intended for the CLERK at Charles
town. Jefferson county, instead Of the clerk at
been forwarded 70 Gov Wise - .
Clerk Of Tie Coxrt, CAayIsssc,cB, Virginia-Sir:
Ycn had better caution your authorities to be
careful about what you Idol with Osawatomie
Brown; 30 sure az You hurt one hair Of his head,
mark my word-the following, day, you will see
esvrry city, town, village, south Of Mason and
we are determined to put down Slavery al all
!. Forcibly II II must, peaceably IL IL can Be
iievc NE when tell you. the end IL not yct-bya
long Odds. All Of Us at the North sympathfze
with the MAnrrss OF HAspER's FERRY. !,
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Fires IN GEoKGIA..-A destructive IRE occurred
at Atlanta, Georgia ON the night Of the 18th inst
auction room, and burnt to the Fulton Bank The
Intelligenceg newspaper once II In ruinA and two
Of the next blocks up Whitehall street. The flames
street to Donns grocery, and thence up whitehall
street to Holbrook hat store. The principal prop-
erty destroyed was Miller 4 Co.'S printing ONCE,
Brawumillers music store, White l. Co.'s dry
hardware store, Eockhart's brokers' once, Shac-
kleford' auction rooms, Colsman's grocery Jones'
book store, Dehong' sdzgaerreotypegsllefy Fishes
law Office, Cuttings dry good store, aud several
confectioneries, tailor and barber shops. On Ala
bana street two children were burnt 10 death and
another II missing. The mother Of the children
was awfully burnt, but still survives. The loss Is
estimated at e300.0O0 The entire Coleman corner
down to Fulton Bank, 10 In ruins. - 4f 81 /
AZ Grimm, also, fire occurred on the 18th inst
consuming six Ane stores on Main street and q
ware-house containing 400 bales of cotton Loss
$751; 900. ,.ss..,.-a
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$500 49, - - - wv - ROtAc.
'...Weteaf incidsnhllrth hat Hen. John slIdell
o. Louislane, has arrived In this city. =,
So. TIE ssc6aps g6skSss,s fJosesj 4 lsc1ur.ns,
II New Havep. Hieh0uses afe dim.
-s.s NJ. snd Ma. Floesnee ere playine ana
ce.fui engagement - the Troy Theatfe.
nss jsSs s:s 8 sssss'ass sas
!. s... Hss: \ g browne, r.; Col nIlss, d. s.
- and 6miiRt Geo. Howland, IT,, New Be,3ford
Ma. y x. Randall Rshobsth, Ma; Chs. ~.
Geeh, Beeeoni J. r.. xeunes, Wsfeham. NJ !
Seo: A. Croker. Gen. G o. aChoalS, Ihdnton.
MAJ ere q Willards, -.
: 80. It eppeafs ftoda "a statement In TIA Rc~so,
Courier fhat Pso6eaor, Huntington Tn, chat,ri
peoochef - Harvard Co,le0e. who has v~ces11.
vowed his cosvsFslsn eethssdocseIne q - ~.
", - - .sympathy with the peculIsr eceleaias.
yest y,ese istely fxpoanded BY Ds. Bell5&s, ana
kHe~n - Brood Church. ';'e = 5. 3 - =
w.. -. TIE wsshi.gtsa eosssspsadest a fhe Me-
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ceasaciesi9e9t 1x = vh1Ilog Wos1S &S<ssS 81
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1890 - - hlsf 1900 ehassslss sst1ussted
- twsne1 yossi2 us Ail1ny Js1sn1lL
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"a elnssy Poenonenon. and were ceol aud
csla ne1gh = retain any reeoIlecssen Of tie Ror.
geo. spectacle, ~ that II wus = bah o. IRE. APP
pefenuy about "a Ssst in diameter. WITH : tail
ahouf ~ feat long; that when mt sen ft was
sboat hnndsed ysrds Shove the Earth, had I red
hoe ~, asd eoittsd a vivid Light, and that II
sank out Of view somswbcrs between Yoskyille
and 5ia s.sst, New York c:ty, about . qaarter Of
male from he "a peee!nct ss.ron-heuse in sen
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IJ-A girl two and a half years old, was lately
stolen ftom her parents In WIN county, Ill. Two
men, supposed 70 be the kidnappers, have been
traced TO Chicago, but have not vet been arrested
The affair created much excitement In the vicini-
~ Of it, occurrence.
!. HleH PRIcK HoH NKeRoEs IN VIRaINIA.--In
Charlotte county, Va, lately, there were sold SIX
negeo slaves They were four girls and two
boys, and ranged from II TO 81 years Of age.
They averaged 81 $50 each. One girl, seventeen
years old, cold for 81 ,625.
s IL. It 10 now given out that Prof. Lowe VIII
certainly start for Europe on Saturday. and II
everything goes on well his friends are confideht
he will be In HYDE Park or on the Boulevards by
the Tuesday following. .lss - .ss---sis I
~ The Denver city express Of the 10th has
arrived at Leaveuworth, with $1,000 in treasure
There was great excitement In New Mexico and
g. Pike: Peak, In consequence Of recent Indian
difficulties. - ia 80 81 - s.. Il I J
= III The four notes Of 81 600 each, stolen nom
the Commercial Bank Of Montreal, have been re-
turned by Catholic priest. 1t Is supposed that
they reached him through the confessional.
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IL Scofbutic diseases are the parent stock
from which srises large proportion Of the fatal
maladiess that afiiict mankind. They are as II
Were species OF potato root In the human consti-
tution, which und8rmines and corrupts all the
sources of ib vitality. and hsstens it, decay they
are the germ nom whence springs consumption,
rheumatism, heart dieense, liver complains, and
erupfive diseases. which win be recognized as
among those most fstal and destructive 70 the acei
o. men 80 dreadful are IL consequences to hu-
man life, that II IL hardly possible 10
ne importance OF an actual, reliable remedy that
can sweep out thisscsofulous con amination. we
-knows then, we shall proclaim welcome news TO
our readers Of one from such a quarter as will
leave Ittle doubt Of 10 efficacy, and still more
welcome when we tell thorn that Il surely does
accomplish the end desired. We mean Ayers
sarsaparila and IL 10 ceftainly worthy the atten-
ton 81 those who are afflicted with scrofula or
scfofuious complaints -RssistA, Aibaay, ~ Y. =