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Steamships.


<&KFh Fl A L E TON.
ma THR0UGH IN FIFTY ROURSf
'!F4RKERFsBURG,r
win lsavs ea.,,s ,u,..e Capt VIM. Powell,
TUESDAY, October 18th,
freight received after 70 O'clock on the day Of sainy
Bills ofading will he signed after the departure of the
SAMUELT PEARCE, Agent
Agents in charleston JOHN W CALDWELL sf son GSar'
Nov Pnnctnaity in her departure be relied on oi
eGFTS FOR SAVANNAH,
SATURDAY, October I'D, at il o'clock, NJ
'S 30 ''aS' s @ciFY IF NORFOLK
viii leave her wharf foot Of Union Dock as ABOVE
~ T,pnctuaty in her departure may be relied on.
The ships of this line will run weekly during he
First Glass Cabin Passagesl5
o,7f ''~'l lowest ''S VIM A RENTED, Agent,
GTA FOR HAVANA
: The fine new Ocean Steamship 'BALTIMCRE"
rying the United States Mall on SATGRDAY the i5h
freght or passage, having first class State
~ accommodations F fRREE Il RICKETTS, CO.,
olE5t So Exchange Place.
9F+A BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.Szs1ssss9S WHARF FOOT. OF LONG DOCK
Ef an and po g4 wm
Rf qE d8eoc
NJ ateTnately Fare s2, including Meals and Staeroom
rfEIGftr taken at lowest rates.
soft A l. HIGGINS Aoant
9TT& NEW YORK
- AND
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
,ooo,, .. THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC. Capt. G. W Watson
PARKERSBURG, Capt VIM Powell
THOS. SWAMI, Capt j T. Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Capt d. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt b Morley
Having been refted with New and powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier r. N r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY AND FRIDAY MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line $500
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Proyi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free of commission
INSQRANCE-ONE EIGHTH effected at the Office
Apply to SAM. T. PEARCE, Agent.
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to H B. CROMWELL& CO.,
$500. Sc WEST STREET,
JealtI New York.
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StUtks. Gxtbartaf, 1T.


E1IRST CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
By rArEf payable in any Of the 3TE lk HffSef k%
ols-tf A Second Street
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
ID of 1880 wanted by
ol5f No. "a Second street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
apiGtf y JNo. s. CUTTINGS CO.
CITY STOCKS OF 1890, WANTED BY
~ P. H. SULLIVAN,
ol4tf q Second street.
RALTIMoRE CITY SIS, 1875, FOR SALE.
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
1Yland Merchants Bank Stock; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
'Os sa2 i t D''l"'' III ''' sAML HARRIS SONS.
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
s2tf No. 2l Second street.
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
L .,y wanted by MARTIN LEWIS.
ENIRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
led TAPER payable in any of the ar GRT p2rff N PsgO
sl9tf A Second street
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
J28-t Basement Chesapeake Bank
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j2s-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
STATE OF MARYLAND 6 PER CT. STOCK
Cfor sale by
EXCHANGE ON LONDON ESMaE MAS slTFISd By
jllf So Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted at lowest yatss By
lift 2O8 Baltimore street.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
s BONDS endorsed and %skH 60 t0'
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
~ sIAlI LEE co. i2f
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
~ San Francisco Cal, and on P; c. BoMBAL1ER CO.,
havana na, " sums 70 '"''' P IN BROS
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT Cuttings,
jlf RP No So Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
jel-tt corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER CO,
iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
FXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
IL PENDERGAST BROS,
m3O-tf No. II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| l. wanted by hNOA " co,
ap2Stf Exchange Place.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
| ~ apl4tf JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JN0 S. CUTTINGS 4 CO.,
ap4H No 90 South street.
| STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
aul8tf 9Grocers Exchange.
EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining towns of California for sale by
| PENDERGAST BROS,
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The advantages offered by the Bay Line the Balti
Steam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
entire South should induce shippers inquire Of us before
shipping by other routes Besides the above named places
facilities for the transportation Of merchandise for all
points the s. b. 4 R. r., Black Water River Wilmington
Weldon r. R., Raleigh CASTOR R. r., GAINESVILLE Va)
Road, the N c. Central R. r., and for the Sou generally,
such afforded by other lines. and the induce
should be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf,
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Agent, No. So Exchange Place
prepared to sell the following Phosphate
GUANOS to the trade and farmers.
BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA, 70dS5 per cent hone
phosphate of Lime.
Also, WHITE MEXICAN AND AA BROWN MEXICAN
d23-tf "
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for Salt.

an FOR SALE.-A FINE STYLISH
S&-Y0UNG MARE, three and a half years old very
fast in harness, suited for ladys riding horse Price
800 Apply at 70 Smiths wharf, near Pratt st sI0f
NOR SALE-PLATFORM SCALES, nearly
IL capacity 10000 lbs, of Marden's make Apply
IS SOUTH ST. opposite Exchange Place. sl0t
T~ FOR SALE-A first-rate HORSE, half
Morgan, half Canadian; quick trotter perfectly
sound and gentle goes well in harness and under saddle
Apply to GEYER h WILKENS,
lift % 8. Calvert street.
NOR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR RIVET
Il MACHINE, made by Burden of Troy, New York, ca
pabe of making six thousand pounds of Rivets day
The Machine is in complete ORDER having full sett of dies
will be sold low. Apply to
KEYSER, TROXELL 4 CO.,
alJ-tf 10 South Calvert street
~ HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF
S1SMALL HORSES Of fine style and quick trotters,
perfectly gentle and sound Apply by note to "a c; W
ms an9lH
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Go-partrWrsbip Aotitts.

q Med. RICHARDSON THIS DAY BECOMES
S.A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF
Il
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MARYLAND FARMS.

Farm in Kent county, Md, on the Bay 800 acres fine
Dwelling and outhouSes of all kinds The situation is
beautiful and healthy; Churches Schools, etc., ETC.
Has been lmed is in high state of cultivation Fruit Of
all kinds elegant gardens etc. etc Price $50 per acre. terms
easy.
Farm on Patapsco Neck $50 acres, Back River good
Ducking Grounds.
Farm in Queen Anne's county, near Church Hill: $40
acres in high state of cultivation good Dwelling and
building all in good order Price SIS per
Farm in Queen Anne's county, $40 acres, with good
Dwelling, 80 feet by Is, and outbuidug all and su
cent for the Farm Fruit Of most kinds Price the whole
tract $33 100 $50 acres with small Frame
DWELLING will be sold for $23 There 800 yards
Of water 'front.' with two good landings Chester river
opposite Chestertowr.
Farm Baltimore county, on the Old York Road good
sary improvements Price $4,000 will take house in
change.
Farm in Queen Annes county, Centreve 800 acres
Price $50 per
Also, near Church Hill, of 1926 acres Both Farms
have good Dwellings and Outhouses land good Price $50
per acre; terms easy and liberal.
Several tracts ofland in Franklin county, Illinois, one
LOO prime land; Of 300 both adjoining Will
change for Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Whskey;
water Oxford, $50 acres; Miles river
All these Farms have good buildings.
Farm near Chestertown, in Queen Anne's county 300
good Dwelling with all necessary outbuildngs good
land and Chester river good fishing and several good
landings.
arm Bird river Gunpowder, 27O acres on the
Railroad. Will exchange in part for City Property.
Farms in Virginia, Texas and several States.
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold.
Money loaned on mortgage.
Call for further particulars on r. W. RASIN,
i2I-tf No. 81 Fayette street, St panl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

Senator Doulgas writes that It is i'm
possible for him to accept the invita-
ton Of the Democrats Of Indiana to
Welt the State and address the PEG
pie 1t the present time. In his reply
10 the invitation be says: The very
tlattering invitation. signed b, man,
thousand Democratic citizens OF In
dana, requesting me to address then
on the political issues Of the day, wa
received several weeks since; and
have purposcly withheld an Garlic
answer, hoping that ! might be ADJ.
70 comply with their wishes. an
under the necessity Of saying, how
ever, that the protracted illness q m.
family now renders it impossible fo
Inc to visit your State during the pre-
sent season. Permit me to express 7
the Democracy Of Indiana, the dee
sense Of obligation and gratitude wit
which | have received this very as
crptable invitation, and my profoun
regret for the cause which alone hs
compelled me 10 decline il"
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Y Office is hereby given that IN Pursu.
~ snce u On order OF the Cou't Of Cons
mon Peas Of Dubois County. made ~ 'he
O1lobsr term thereof 1853 he undersigned
john Fsher, q uardlan VI Milton M,iisy's
heirs .,ii sen on
THURSDAY lhs 18th doy q DECEMBER,
1853. lie one equal aud urcivided 4h part
j.; tnr 2 ecual and und.si ted paris OF Tie
r-uti, hril q north west quarter OF sectiyn
81. and the north halt Of sou h asst quarter
III section 81 aHd The south ras' qiarsef Of
81 north easi quarter ~ seciiH" ~, all u
Towr.hip 1. Nurih 81 range ,, west, b..
"A ngnt 10 srii minors. ~ pub - auciiJn on
me premises. q ir-Asii The purchase ni"n'y
~ 81 puid "a each. and he htis"ce secured
~ ne pureaasrrs tile viii approved se-
rusi,y eccorGlug ~ +. y, M.ii..n vnc seaf
In, 4a a.s- q, fsRc.
JOHN FISHER CsaSdiua.
November ., ls59-iw
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01-A negro boy, belonging ~ FIR. Wash
ington. taken by the insurgents Al the
liz master was, when tie reached TIE
Ferry was offered a pike, y hica he refused
when one Of The insurgents told him thai
he vas free aud should tight The whites
The boy replied. II don't know anything
about being free, ! was tree enough Ds.or,
you TOOK me, and IN no, going 10 hght M
III ses Massa Lewis h%shti.g, and then
hght for hun This boy was among Nh
% isonefs IN The engine house.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS OF PETITION ~
SETTLE ESTATE As i<So.NENl,
ANIy SELL REAL ESTATE.

\ W. ": Indare, County u pn0ois:
NOTICE j. hereby gisen ,hst stephen
~ Krfler, Anmlnistrator ~ NJ. E.stsi-
M George kei-tef. Gecessec. mas hicd ~
nsiuinn. NJ sstsle said sslaie rs lrsulyeri.
W. a. d 5eln- sus.tiaient e. ~, ,'e ueO't
hereof ehj also - sell me isr~' A.1air ~
Ae eece1e,i. and ins' said n.'stic" ~ad h'
end u TIE y snuerg - ~ is'ro : he court
,l Con mon plss< ~ saii ,v"riy.
b. EaMON~fDN, Clerk
I<ird aud Ar.n-, Attorney ~ petition.
November l6 -S--
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The Detroit Free Press says the
Black Republican sheets are endeav-
oriu. 10 excuse old Brown Tor his
reasonable and murdcrons deeds al
lIarper's Ferry, and to excite public
sympathy in his behalf, by the repre-
s~rnta,ion that the loss Of his two sons
in Kansas made him crazy. lie wen'
10 Kansas. SO he told Mr.. Vallanding-
ham, not to settle, but e fight, and
taking the chances Of the fight ne lost
Tia TWO IONS. But he had compen-
stated himself for them, even before
hand. BY killing half a dozen men Oh
the other side Ii is barely possible
that the loss OF his sons may have
made him crazy, bnt he had be
fore been suspected Of such undue a.
lection for his family that the loss 2
apy Of them would affect him SO serl
ously. Once while lie VAS living u
Ohio he became q angry with his oic
mother, who was residing with .him
that Le was fairly beside himself v u
rage, and laid a yillainous plan 70 fe
himself OF her. lie placed 8 = 9
powder in a place which she va u
the habit OF ~frequenting, and lad !
train some distance from it and sa
down to await her coming. Ate
some time she approached the sros
and he was in the very act Of fIrinl
the train when some one, dlscoverin!
his intention, rushed up and humane
" knocked him down. This mar
who, attempted TO blow up his his OF
mother, the Black Republicans nov
a was made crazy by the loss OF hl
swo 80 sons in q fight which he wer
an the way from Ohio to engage i
Very probable.
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O-TThe Manchester IL. elsnd,, Guardian
ss,s: Arsmnkshie phenomenon has sho,
alnsattne English political how A
manifesto from = live lord advocates man.
hood -ufEr &c. H. q litter % the secretary
OF RE Norsorfo Reform Un.cn. Lord Teyn.
ham boldly that. Whatever may
he the opinion y. his brother peers on lhs
subject. he i IN favor u giving lis vote 10
ave y Eagiishman who q sreachsd the scs
III tweuty-unr.
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nJ-Fred. Douglas i 10 Cahsds. lie has
recently wrsien q letter in which he seeks
10 excu'pssc himself from the charge Of
cowssdice made sgaiass him BY Cooke
IL lauds old Joan Brown for his foo'-hardy
attempt a Harpes's Ferry. 40 Tor himself
&c deemed II prudsat 10 Withdraw himsel'
~ = place Of saIe,y. a. he says he has nS
i%nclinNicn to BE- caught by the Unites
S's,rs Nssshsl. AID -Ssgsed" vs. Goserno
Nise
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The following fatiering notice il taken
from The Portsmouth (Ohio) Seioto Valley
Republican," " April .. 1859:
ScAsDsAvIA.-A friend writes 10 Us ior
our "real opinion" Of DR.. Robnck's Scandi-
nayian Remedles.-where ne can obtain
them-and Why they are called ''Scandina-
yian.r and we are frequently asked The same
questions. Scandinavia is the ancient name
OF Sweden aud Norway, and q scandinavian.
that j. a Swede or Norwegian, afr sctitnateiy
calls his coontry 'sSca ndinavia, 10 the same
sense as we speak Of "Columbia," Or THE
Union.' By the way, there are over min
thousand Scandinavian families in Dane
County, Wisconsin. Although q citizen O
this country for many years. ID. X ,back u .
Swede BY bi ii, and compounds his Medi'
cines 81 Swedish herbs, W. think the nsms
is very approx riatc. We have the very
highest opinion o. the Medicines, and Of DR.
Roback himself. who Is not only q singular
y skilliuI physician. but q gentleman Of ~
Old School, as we know personally. %
ADVERTISEMENT columns will answe the rec
Of our ftiend's lc~tter.-Sse advertisement
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GENERAL pirRcE.--ihe Concord, New
Hampshire Patriot states that under 10 nos.
sible circumstance win GenI. Pierce allow
his name 10 60 before ne chsrlrs'cn Con-
sentcu as . candidate ivl ~, PRESIDENCY.
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vsvD CON~UMPIlvES - Inc Advertiser
4 having been restored 20 health 70 . 'ew
weeks. by i very . simple remedy, after hsv-
no suffered several years with ascvere Lung
Affection. aud that dread disease. Csn-ump-
,ion-l- anxious 20 make known 70 .s ~,
Inv sufferers the means 81 cure ~ ~
who desire i, he viii send 0 copy Of The pre-
sctiption used tree oi charae,) with d'fec'
lions Iur preparing srd us'"t ne sa"e'
which they VIII lind o sure cure for Consump'
ion. As,hma, Bronchiii-, a.. The ony
object IL The advertiser ~ sending me p'os'
ecuiiun l. 10 benefit the MI cted. ana ~
hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy, q
X, an cost ;hem nothing. md mDy prove
blessing. Parties wishing The prescription
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON
NJ. goo FIRsr SrRELi,
willinmsburgn. Kings Co.,N y.
Oct. L.. Is50-sw.
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Ia The election Of Speaker. the EepobIl-
cans looked for the ELK votes they lack Of a
majority either from the Douglas Democrats
o. tue Soolhern opposition members These
they cannot now hope to attain. for any
Southern membes OF Congress who would
now affiliate ith the Black Republicans
would ccmmh political suicide. and any
D6uclas Democrst Who should do 30 would
murdes the prospects Of his leader % enter
cue White House
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10 81. John'- Church, keokuk. Iowa, 81
ne rs \ uli, GEo. w. DrAsE, ~ On ~
Nebraska. 10 Ms EaILy H. G~REfsHow,
formerly u Vincennes.
Oh Oct., 3la by Esqr W q Helirieh'
AT. joins Huff. and NAScy JAsE Sun
SEa. botl ol p,iok q townshP.
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NOTICE \. hereby asrn tnatlit p*'"'
~ -h.u Lrrrssfur.. \ isl,us urNer 1nr xvi
VI, M.hrnpsr a pmns. IA ~ Jsspff 'yH
~ afiirr.Is tit. dsy a'->risri ~ "'H''
I'm sent. lam M.hfursfr-tiris IAf0N
in4s- wiinrfca WIZ ~ \ 'nJart'r NJ M nvs''
uho y aian. antn4r zea ~ cuisrs. 1"'- ee'''
NAV. s,id 6t,r. snd NJ nay aii elaine "ss,hss
i'.o. JoiIy n~FHki>GEa4
MN lisa CLEMENT noAAb
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Urea. N. Y.Nov ..
Gersil' Smith hss.bsen cent 70 ths Luns,.
&c ASYLUM Al Utica. he having become ss'i-
ous.y dsfsugsd
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I'M thr sisi u OCT. 1850. p Nor'h A"n
U slres,, il JArp-rs note beck. ~n'
,s,.e ,.omh.r ~ nnts. drawn Ia fevnr Q!
al. Baird, II NJ. Carn,l. I'@. The 9~R.
N s,sJ book csn have The same ~ rros,'.
ANTHONY. ECKEkT
q rcrn -
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wrong, eud wlsntu y y" s"o"" -
Judge Parkerto the clerk. DO no such
hing. wish no such protest entered o.
he docke, Of this court.
The prisoner was then handed over 70 ihe !
United States Marshal, and lodged ~ J'h
where he will remain until The term Of the
Federal Court a, Stanton, which will MOI
meet for some tine.
CnAaLKsrowS. Virginia, Nov 8.
The trial ul q ooke attracted q great crowd
in the courtroom. both Yesterday aud 10
'duy. Governor Willard and Crowley, the
bro,hers.in-law ot the prisoner, occupied
seats beside him. lis counsel are J. r Me-
Donald, Esq, Attorney General, ana mr.
Voorhees,, District Attorney Of Indiana, and
Messrs. lawson Bolts and Thos. g. Green
Of the Virginia bar.
The prisoner was well dressed, and main
tanned a irm aud digriied demeanor. lie
plead guilty 10 all The counts Of me indic'-
menl except hat charging treason. The
demurrer 10 the count OF treason was ar
yued by the counsel and overruled by The
: Court. AJury was obiained-ih the questions
put TO them being abou. the same as ~
Browns case.
2 NJ. G cen. Tor the prisoner. admitted me
i .act Of The prisoner conspiriog with slaves
!, 10 rebel, which il punishable with death 81
E Imprisonment for life.
z Mr.. Hunter then rose and rend the con
. iession OF Coke. II j. written BY himself
aud fills twenty five iool-cap pages. II ei
! chs nothing new. except the frct that h'
d implicates Fred. Douglass and Dr.. Howe
e The con fession is 10 be published Ia pam
=, phlet Tor the benefit Of samuel Y. J ouig
:. one OF The wounded men AZ i%larpcr's Ferry
e The session OF the cour; 70 day wss sPen
in taking testimony and opening The afsu
D. meni for the State.
10 The public feeling against Cook - siren
K. yer than against any 81 me other prr onfrs
IN lie is regarded as having been Spy ior n
A.. insurrectionists. Srong efforts VII b
IN maze BY Governor Willard " save hs afr.
40 Cooke Convicted.
r. CHAKLEsrowa Virginia NV. 10
The cour, remained IL session unul
y. o'clock, when the jury 10 Tie case u Coos
d. rendered a verdict OF guilty on a charge
murder aud Instruction. Before the lil
70. retired 10 consider the verdict. Mr. Woo
hess delivered a most powerful argument
ter favor OF the prisoner which drew tears 10
! The c~es Of The most embiltered u Ms =
citors.
~ This morning a motion for 0 ne~ trial (
ny Cooke, made by his counsel, was argued, a.
finally overruied by the Judge.
+. Dir. Harding. the District A'torne' (
tv fused 10 sign a noile prosequi 10 favor :
ed Stephens, demanding that he SHAH b. N
BY the Virginia S,ate Court. Tue cour u
!, however. handed the PRISONER over - !
~ United States Marshal, paying no attenii
foy 10 the objections Of Nj. Hsrding.
, Q II is rumored that Green. Coppee. Coz
lop- land and Cooke will De executed on
n % same day with Brown
II. 01-A negro boy, belonging ~ Lr. Wa
tnutnn taken nv The inHurupnis nj
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~ The following j. The political char
sctev or the United States IIouse q Repre-
..rtseivas.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
The Mischief of Drunkenness.

Reader, look at it, think of it wisely
and so govern your appetite.
The mischief of drunkenness, from
which we are to compute the guilt of IT.,
consists in the following bad effects:
/. 1t betrays most constitutions either
to extravaganza of anger or sins Of lewdneSs.
2. 1t disqualifes men for the duties Of
their station, both by the temporary disor-
der of their faculties, and at length by q
contaut incapacity and stupefaction.
8. 1t is attended with expenses winch
can often be i'll spared.
| 4. 1t is sure 10 cause distress and mis-
cry to the family of the drunkard.
5. IT shorens life.
G. 1t is the prolific source Of mos
/ crimes committed in civilized communities
{ 7. Nine tenths of the paupers, anr
those who are dependent upon charity, arr
made so through the direct or indirec
agency of this vice.
On the habitual drunkard these thought
will have but feeble force, and will proba
bly, exert to the attention of all yonn
men. They can, if they will, save them
selves from the awful consequences of IN
diligence in strong drink.
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latter was quite incensed at Babcock for
leaving the ranks to assist the General, and
threatened him with vengeance !; but the
soldiers, who admired the spirit of the act,
told him if he laid hands onAliim they would
run him through.
Babcoek remained in the army, he says,
till the close Of the war in 1888, when he
again returned to his fathers home in King
ston, upon leaving which in after years TO
seek his fortune he left his papers behind
him and never saw them again.
Attempts have been made TO procure for
him pension, but his name cannot be
found on the rolls and the only surviving
comrade of his battles, that he can remem-
ber, is eead, and for this flaw in the evil
dence the soldier is forgotten by his coun-
try whose freedom he fought and bled to
win. He was married to Sarah Peters at
Adams, Mass. The officiating clergyman
who performed The ceremony was Rev. Pc
ter Worden. His companion is long since
dead, and the lonely man, without properly
lives in some penury with his daughter and
her husband Nathaniel Jones, in a poor
mountainous town, his priceless services all
unpaid by the Government whose officials
not half SO worthy-greedIly pocket the
people's money or squander it wastefully.
There is something rotten somewhere, CT
these things would not be. write this
unknown TO Babcock, and if possible, for
his benefit. Whoever seeks TO obtain a
pension for him should do itquickly, for
though a man of naturally robust constitu-
ton. his white face and silver hair will
doubtless ere many years be laid in the
dust. ID. L. L.