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5,4S5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $l0--Halves 5--Qu'rs2,5O
VA Circular showing the plan OF the Lo.te
will be sent to any DESTROYS of receiving it
Certificate of Package will be sold at the foil w
ing rates, which is the risk
Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
do. do. 10 Half do 40
do. do 10 Quarter do 20
do. do. 10 Eighth do 10
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WOOD, EDDx cb co.'s
SINGLE NUMBER L0TTER|ESL

CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
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GTOVES, STOVES, SIOVES.-We are now
~ prepared to show the best assortment of Cook
ing, Parlor Box and others Stoves, ever brought
to Staunton, all of which will be sold at fair prices,
WOODS 4 GILKESON.
Staunton, Nov 20, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

NEW ARRIVAL.-36 Sealskin Overcoats, and
Nv lot Of the latest patterns of gentlemen's
Shawls. l0doz. Brown Boys hats good quality,
at 80 cts at
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SCOTCH PLA1DS.-We still have few Pat
- terms which we offer Is per ct. Lower than
ever before PIPER u FUNKHOURSER.
Jan. 10, 80.
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
Purchasers will please write plain
and give their Poss Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and pay able
in full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81, 200 and under, paid Immediately
after the prizes at the usual time of
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail. can
use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money f or Tickets, in sums Of Ten Dol
lars, and upwards can be sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have Office -
The money and fder must be enclosed ina ''GOV-
ERN MENT 1oT OFFICE STAMPED ENVE-
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them s4
AL communication tricty confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certifcatesto
WOOD, EDDY DC CO., Augusta. Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della
ware.
TEA list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers:-New orleans
Delta, Noble Register, Charleston Standard, Nash
ple Gazette, Atlanta Intcligencer Ne,0 York Week.
ly Day Book, Sauannah Daily Ne,cs, Richmond
Dispatch, Padding (Miss.) Clarion, aud Little
Rcck (Ark.) Trae Democrat.
January 20, I859.-tc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

Cbnsumpres do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PEcToRAL 1t is made by Of the best medical
in the world and it's cures all around bepeak
the high merits Of its virtues ~ PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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Oh BOXES ADAMANTINE Dc SPERM CAN
~ DIES, in store and for sale low by
Dec 4, 1858. TAYLOR, HOGE & co.
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July 81, ls5s.-ly.
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1OnO NEGROES WANTED!!-I wish
IUVO to purchase One Thousand LIKELY N E.
GROES of both sexes for the Southern Market, for
which will give the highest cash prices. Address,
JAMES n. CARSON,
Middlebrook or Stanton, Va.
Sent II 7S5S-em*
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A Nfest uesrticss Trick.

Aoout two weeks since, SAYS the Rochestsr
Democrat, an elderly German, residing Ia the
town of lror dequoit, determined TO part with
On old COW when had been 80 long In his posses
sion that shc became useless. H9r tetiiitv WAS
- cxtrrD,o t5at she had lost all appetite for her
food, ard IVES fast going tho wsy Of sh flesh,
nd her proprietor after somo maneuvsriag
parted wi h her to one OF his own couutryms sn
hv'cs in the same town, At the low price of els.
Tee purchaser drove tho amin al home, felic,,a-
ting himself upon the "striko" hs had m sde,
but Nitbin q day or two bis so'f gratuls-
Il ms were changed TO mourning. Tbs
CIV failed Test, and finally refused her food
altogether, 8, thai sh, was likely to starvs to
cesth on hts bsuds. lie vent TO see tho former
cwner, end tIiei to set bin to tsko toe cros-
ture b, ok, but The man said hs hadu't warrant.
ed tho coz, and bad sold her At q reiucoi Il CURE
expressly to AVOID being called on for n guuan.
". In short, he declined 20 do srything alb ut
the matter, snd the despobdng buyer rsturned
home in 10 envisblo stare of mind. Suddenly .
bright thought ruck him. tie would fix the
Old COW rp, bring tot into tie city, and sail
her; ahd 40 sooner was thI dr'crm'uatio, form.
ed than he proceeded TO put iG into execution
Hts first ttep was TO procure large number Of
pins, wdich hs buried to the he ads In tho pScr
suiu ais uddsI. req gardloss " tho torture ho IN
nic'es. and, hsvIng completed that job, he con.
'entedly vent 70 bed. In tho morning ni, delight
was ubboundcd to find that inh ann stiJn had
set II, aud the COW p.eieute ed every appcsaucs
Of hsvirg full bsE II milk. His next move
Was to procure young csf from ons OF hts
metz Whbors who had Intended TO " deScon" L.,
AID then h, Was ready for market. The calf
cust him so' 'cr five oouis. Thus preps'ed, he
drove COW sId elt W the city, and taking his
stand on BsiBo street, offered them for sale.
Nobody discovered tho imposition, aud m the
course Of the day no disposed " his stock 20 an
Ir,shnsn, 70: $40, thus paking a hands me
proii by the operation ard Ie;nrned homo with
hi. ilI -pottsn iaius f,xAling that he n All do n
snu o;hirg cioditAb TO his reputation for
shrs UdI eas
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tADI In Xspia, Ohio, aftey bavioe h q
troub.cc Toe some time by ,landorous I,iers ~
dn ssed 10 bsr friends, appealed TO the Posi mas.
ter for re vi. be put a private marx on 6vs
postses stamp, foor Of witch were ,oid 70 AZ.
.pspr ct,f indiyh In two or thr,s Ia ', I've
OF the four marked stamps came baes on lettevs
soCHessod 10 tho lniy's brUhsr In law, s,A n
her minister. The -riter sss soon iavhed 70
the rc-tdence offns lady, whom be was traa,Ad
to = COZ hiding by the injured hmals and A-s
sis err in-iaw.
a MAN by the name u Orr, who claims -
belong TO 1OnkrTs, N. Y was arrested ss Char
lesto-p, W., und,T suspicious circu ns.ancp.-
lie has msts q vsrbty d sta'emsuss, one a
which ~ that he hsI been In Washington a
bu iIass, and vbhIns, tc be present At the exscu-
th'n, left s)exabnrts sor Lssabnrg. va. sn6
Rom that pscs be went TO Cba,ias,o.u IN =
buggy. He sls> sa,s tbs. lie was not avsro
that tho Union had been disso,vsd, end va
United S'ncs until Ae reach I'd Chriss,os sn.
NA,uRs proves tio fsllacy Of po,ygsmy, -
slluwsa smong tho nahomn cdsns, Mormans
and Psrsrs NY not Tvoductns . surplus q fs-
Tsles; but, on tho ot'Srr hand, ines males are
more exposed to uos,h and their average ifs "
not SO lcng, by giving toths world mors male
cLilorsn to 20 female bo-r. In this copnuy, ana
in buroye The proportion is lsrg.r still; In ths'
rural oiSthctn Of France, thoro Ia 18th more
males tbsu frrnass burn, an. tho pumbw living
t. 40 n 30 Yeas of sge, Il probably about squsA.
IL nsy'c hat smorR polyvsmists thers h .
sigh iDcr-sss u feu,s'es, but not enough 10
Cipprove h- fact ttaI The great fa hsr ~ tha
bumsn race pivos children In pairs, and mAhna
no provision fhr either POLY gamy or celibacy.
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VARIETIES

wanS q house Ia on tire tho blaze Ia moss
quickl' sesn fou without than within II =
the sane with the ruin Of state.
IF You wish to incrra.e tho sizs and promi-
nrnce OF your e, es, just keep an scoount II ths
mo- cy You spend fooiishly, and add is up At ~
eud on the year.
An srchitec. proposes 20 bald "Baohslse
Hall, WITCH will differ from most housss =
hav,t x no Etes.
P.bsTioK of the LouIsvills Journal says y
the Northern Abo,itionists do not think V wroaG
TO sisal ou' slaves bccauso they arc man, thsy
VII tcrhaps recnyo,s- tb. feet that negroes
sre tho dsscerdsn's IS Il an, IL Ia larceny 10 A.
proprae other peoples Bacon.
AN Irishmap, on en- istipg, Vas asked by IL
r.cruitir officer ~ hon you get ino b.,tie.
PADDY, .iIi you fight or ruua" "Ah, saita,A
replied Pat, with comic.l twist OF hts ooun-
rebsnee, 'Ill be sfter dom, yer homer, - ths
msjority Of We does"
ppp.ooouE vas about to fog . pupn s1
bavi,g ssid he was fool, when the boy cris1
out, 'Oh don'ti don'tl won't cali you - -
more Ill bevsr say vsst tank again ln ~ IL
days ef my life"
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MAIL ITEMS, 60,

WILD duck, are nov 70 he found In great
rum5'rs oil Loos lslsod Sound.
TMa dsmHge don. b, accident on the Hudson
. diver R,i road on Tuesday was aholt sb.OVO.
HoRAcs yeBSrr, tic t'mnus F'snch painter,
Is ,pgsg.d on l,rRe his rci pa nti5g Of Ma
! roLhoS surrounded by his M.rsnais.
MIR. GsoKGE II C"LRmAs, sou OF Capt.
FBss Coz Man, ut tsutucks', MAss., was shot
| dead on Sunday afternoon, by a small pockci
| pistol shieh h. was eUsaeed in cleaning.
A YOpNo man namci IN A. DICKINSON, q
bal iu IL on tho New YOrk C.utfst kluIOtd,
s.c d.u ally fe tom the CAT, on Saturday
pitht, n,ar Albion, aud was run over aud IN
sisnriy ki,loc.
OS tho 29th " No embor, iu South hbbing-
ten, Msss,, = CNlss pear trse, set OUT las
| year, WAS covered wi h blossoms. Tders ". a.
not . l,af "a ths tree, bat tnsrs weTo twenty
Lipe CusisTs of buus and blossoms.
, Ihs rivers aud oaks Ia he interior aud vest
ern part. Of Iowa ale ssid TO be- thcopged ",
| beat ers aud miuka, TO tay hing of nyri IDS
| OF other sI,iuas wh0se hides ate sought by The
| tra5per.
A T. SrEwAnT, OF thi. city, h's given five
| hurdr6d dollars 70 tho College Of WilliSm and
Mary, la VuriLis, to be applied to this purchase
Of books, In the ancient languages, TO fil ono Of
the slcov.s Ia the library.
| TIL. Emperor " Russia has ordered the pub
licalion Of q manuscript copy OF tho gospels,
| found some ume sibce IN a. monastery IN ASIA
Minor. It's SAID 10 10 the oiaes' copy III eA-
htepes
A FiRk occurred on Tuesday morning In
in New Haven, c., which destroyed the boot
and shoe store II Mr.. WooLMAs, on Cnurch
street, also tho bulcing corner Of Church and
Chapel stress occupied for various purposes,
The loss is estimated st $40 200.
-.
pHk BARK Wymsn, OF Boston, Anyeo
the former iort In August last, and has ou b,sid
%s py 70 % ,sssr.VS Vys ,os nd iro soatS tS.
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Ps.,.I Arraps- = me u,- win tn. Uo,icd statrs


A short time ago 80 sunounced tho c Inciu
S0p, by Pos master General Sam ~ an in
poru-nt po.tsl arrangement with ths uni'ed
STATES Guve'umsnt. No sra now happy 10
have L. IN cur po YER to sdd thai this arrange
ment has received the rs'iica'ion OF ths impe-
nal Government. Mr.. snlrH,ss We announced
At The time, went to England TO bring this
about, and bis success has been "a great there
a. 1t vas at Wsshingtou.s Under the engage
ment entered into, We are 10 curry the Western
United 3 atss Mails, bstwesn Detroit and Liy-
erpool, via PORTLAND, IN winter, and via Rivisrs
du Loup IN slmnsr. The East m section OF the
Grand Trunk Rsilrosa thus bec)Dos Of gTeater
im 20 tance th an h,d besn antic )sted tbsrs will
be saving OF time by usir ihe railroad, insts,d
If rbe steamers betw cen Queoec and Riviere du
LOup
canada 10 TO recsiye the full ocean rate on thu
Western United Statas rres poDdsncs, foe the
service she Is to perform ~hils she fJregoes the
iniaI rae of postage upon it, as do .lso the
AmericsDs the Inrernal postage oA Canadian lot
tsrs, between PRtlaUd snd the Province ins.
The = msIicans afs to have between the Cunard
and the CaDsdlsn iines Of steamers bi weakly
oomnIunica ION with Europe. Toe UuiLed
Sta'es maj s arc to 'eAv. Chicago on ThGrsday
mornings and on reaching Detroit the sam,
day, they are to be transferred to tho Grand
Trunk Hallway, by which they will % carried
&c Portland IN Saturday morning. In tame fol
the sailing OF the steamer. Letters bstwseI
Liverpool aud Chicago viii be carried in twslv,
days by this route. Special trains wid leav,
LondrD on Wednesday, and not on Tuesday, ~
hsrotofore; and the m lis viii DO shipped at Gel
daring the Winter. BY this arrangement Their
will be q saving of day.-Torosto Leader.
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@. W. O~stis on Jshs Brsws.

Mr.. GEoRGs w. CURTI-, on Tuesday, closed
thsse -ord., Suggested by the execution Of
JoHs BAowS:
Ny hends, 70 hsvs just sssn an historic day.
We - m 10 Stand in tie crisss u tho greet strug-
&c. bslAsve the bsttls Il won. Our oldest s.sss,
dsfs from mon who bshsve In humsn liberty and
ths Go6sa Rula Jonn Brown has shown thsrs
cen b NO sense Of social security In Q systsn d
spsins up hundred soid. I DO aos woadsr 4 IL.
soasmn Pe1p Il biz dssah. my would have mon,
but touAhsrn-mads rops 10 hang hiu but tha
os othsr rounA ths system In tshtsg M, u he
ossqossd hssG 10 childrsa a oazS hanstDg ovs
fLurAnuis pegss, Ne vil tsli thAt Amsrsoa bs'
s.S; 3. I'D I'd ss. g. Ne .oi q Virginia gOu ssow
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rHE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 8 1855.
Uspers 60 Irviss's Memory.

Az nee ipg OF the New fofk Historical 30
eiety on Iueed,y evcuipg. raso ntions ax,,.,..
I've ot Setp SORROW ~ the loas recsntiy au5tainsd
bv tho litora-v world In In, IA ,tb ~ w su,v,,
-
Ios IRVING weie passed, and appropriate
nmsrls made ty Eov. D.. Bhruu, x and 9th.
ers. Mr Gao. BANCRoIrthe Historian, uisds
ns e,oouent az a Seoli,p reuarhs. addiop b;s
-, ,,,. :
testtmtny 70 We genial and oefutnii c1S'sctlr
NJ him hose los, they deploreJ ard c,,nc,uded
IS sohoNs'-'-
A. an nistoriar, IpyIsa stands Ia tho frou. rank
He life of Cotuspus tas al kinds ~ tastit-re-
~ srch, critical JuoEncnk int rest In The n.rr.ays
p ,tur sque otscrips,ou and polcon avla; exn,ste
IL the msicdy os Its cadence ND lts caoce Of oris
His life Of wAssIsGron. wh oh 10 still dear 20 the
American people, IS . msrvo'. No nuo has 40
painted ths fs'ter OF bis country TO "a,
lie; modestlT d'sclymi-g great extout ot ortg,-
nal rSs.SrrN. n. hna udg,d ,r,,N tha, 90,
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Senator Seward IN the Holy Land.

Senat0r Se~"u N tne Holy Lana.
Tia Albanv eyen,nv .TyurnaI nub,i.hcs Az
Tracts rom Two letters Writteo oy oensto' oHw'
ARD nj Jerusalem In ons Of vb oh he describ bes
,, -, - =, .,
nv Journey over the MOUNTAINS OF 'udea, ana
arrived st the Hcly City, Bs SAWS:
-., -.,- -
Ite sscensh "o>p, tno hountAns ie mss OF
sy.~n mssuG snn s"s' un'ouosoo " .Htea
IN Isct sLu TNosano, 'nopuuihs tuo ae On oeiusA
.em sno VIC senes W eo.P,uo msv'Iy, e'hNss W
.ne'- ,,,"u ~ .os, .s ~ ~, M ',,s =, oa
op, ~Soh @ ms oos~oen sa.'n suu sno n9u''ars
nnsh pee. ion .esty nouu we Shnu w max
ng our way up tnese p,un'os nhn Ho
my S,S. nSS .as .S ou' w ee
eos.n ooy W ssooho sno.no, SUI L's -oI'
49, 80 ,no .o'. ,si sS sso y ssSua
% Sn my ~. -. ns IN. csn - as, @ ,na f., o' ,s
s..uy Sar.i"r. yE.lae .sos ,ia,,s. .nd sns,,sa
s,... ss.is ,ss,rs IA. h..ppsd on No. Nc
. nous. =. -. - ssa.. ,nc =, h.o-n a. "a h,ss. '
49,. s,,n.,s a To- S.n, ~ y.,nr o. sh.d. No sgr
sru,S -, -. ~ - IT,. |. .h.,,h,rI go -
no, 80, "a "S ~ aaa s,S he ~ ~ snrs, .rd
.,. ,.nn.ch svsr,,, s,m. iu,os1 from the ro,,s M
shi s,ndlcf Ard .t,,ot. yegNssion The, opos ,n
4 long Ssy we and . rsvpe shsre sss.r ~ dptsine,
duyine the div eoasop and here aro am ali aeda And
S~rens hut the genersl aud Almost excIusy, aspe Il
OF the scene Il one Of desert and Acsols.,nn.
We found Q ruined vilsge On Q high emiusnos,
BEARING ~ name OF Lafro,irN TIE legends Of ths
Chysfaps ssv that n took iss nsns from the st tha,
Il us tho home Of tbs maefsctor who su ,rod doath
with the Savior, and vas pardoned by MIN on the
orosr. Further on dosoar dsd into the valley Of
Jsr, m,sh which s aA.d 70 have been the ace
u tb. Prophet, Who most touchiogy struck tn,
chords of the hsarts o' his osrnes and most dvdton
eoutrJmsn. Dacsndms the next mountain
found caves and sesninylJ tomos In
bAulet which o"ntAtDs perhaps hau DOZEN i.m.
iies, but the rufus Of many habt,tohs Thk
IL tho village o. k.uaths, the bnthpa,o of San.
us,, and the pace wl'ro ne fecniynd ths .uonm"cAl
tO IL OF Gop, aud auost fanc,sf ths' ssd oye'
the cave IL the sfcn ~ Eneor, when sno called NJ
y dead at tue entrrafy OF SAUL wniksd taroust
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The Inst Day. OF wn.hins,ou Irysus.

n. p. WILLIS, in thi Home Jrr.al, after
giving an secount - the lss, days and funeral Of
WAshIcoroS lRvIro, ssys:--
Mr.. IsvISs bad been for ssmo time aware Il the
Uncertain tenure Of his l6--with the disease af his
h, art which has end d Il 80 suddenly. To fully
anticipated sn instantaneous stopping o. tho autter
alone but he talked oheerfully Of dying. Ny oom-
psnon home, ster tire funeral, (Nr. GRIrsRLL) wAs
one of our p.rty when the beloved suthor ,mps
MED US . visit TO "Jlrepy H,'ow." two yeau ego
"a pryil, geo day, which desorib.d In the Ron.s
Journal At trc time)- snd he rcrsod 70 my mind
tho p.cuhar unhesitst,ng with ~hoh Mr.. IsvIsa
pointed out N u-, drove past In the carrags,
the d church VII ch MAS hts family buryng GROUND.
'Ir is sOor To Bn MT hSsII>G-rLhCx," ho said, ex-
pressing II la thu tone hahn nal thought, and
return.ng immer.t.ly " tho lively oonversaton sus
gessed by tho historic scenery were pass,ng
shIouah. And, to tb,s p'a,e ha wS borne and laid
to rest, yests rda -"Blessed Of ito Lord," we may
well teievr, In having been 'Yound ready,~
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the sea, from the density of tho rsssr, and
secrecy possibility Z, SINK A WON an w(ss kn pws
how TO float Is safe Tor many hours In the sss IS
far as keeping on the su'facs Il o,uceTn.d.
Among breakers or sharks, or In extreme cold,
the psril Ia not Of drowning simply. Tho n-s-
pc peril VI drowDins might bc reduced 70 soms.
thing very small II every body could swim.
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Oriain Of the Tc, - sod Ds,iuisn.s -

There are comparatively fow who are aware of
tho origin Of the term 'Old Dominion" which
has go long and generally boon applied to Viz
ginis. IL originated thus:
Daring the Protect,rste u CRoxwuI, the colony
Of Virginia rfused TO soki ovlcd, his authoHty and
declared itsef independent. Shortly after, when
CHoMwK threatened to send feet and army 70 re-
duce Virginia 70 subjection the alarmed yi1yinans
scnt = messenger - CnAkLls H., who was thea
exIe IN Fisi,derR, inyitinR him 10 return In tho
ginis. CuARLrs aocepted the invitation, aud vas on
the eve OF su bar katisn, when he cL,sd ~ tho
tn, one u EDglAnd. As seon ~ be was fairly saa'od
on his throne, In gratitude for tho loyalty Of r
airia, he oau,ed her coat Of arms to be quArtered
With those Of Eng and, Ireland and Sco land, al
indel etdent reUbor of the empire, distinct por-
ton Of tho "O.d Dominion Hence arose tho origtr
Of the term. Clipper coins u virginia werv issued
as lato as tho reign o. GsoRos Ill, which bors on
ono side the coats Of arms Of England, ireland,
Scotland and Virginia.
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U,HE FATE OF A FANATIC

n
The bsst Liispes, OF .Old Brown" ever printed.
Correct aud fsith full Scene Of the Execution.
An Impressive boene-
Browns Early Life.
Brown mAa Of business,
Brown bee Jmes former.
Browns Career In Kansas.
Browns Pc sonAl sppsArauee.
TR ISSuRRECTIoN At HARPERs FERsY.
1he rrlal Of Browa.
His Coaviction and sentence.
oy.p BROWN II infi Pei ressfn on ID 0'a'-
The Il teryiew between Brown and his wits.
Browns lDterview with his Fellow Prisoners.
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AT CHARLesr0 WN-
Fun DstAns ef the Exscatoa-
Okposition Of tbs Dead Body,
An BLEGANr LIknNe6e or JOHN B8OWM
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one S.w,iI' n F,sx. a sso. den ar In that oisy'
v.a ,arr.d .no f..,b.,oJ bv c.,,.;, chi, .Iro,,,
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poNss'aos Vn tno previous igu'.u ou-"ce 20
,ps tns utttiance OF Aoont,on doetrin-s' Inc
Rtpubhcdn dsScribos tho scene as follows:
sEw.ln IL. Fox. de.lor in boots and .bo,., on
toe object Of suspicon for somo rr in cSnyqucnoe
" his known Abolition ptocllru s, which he has
taken, o. we srr informed, some trouble 70 make
known 70 our slave . pnl.tcp Ills lA,est scts sro,
entcins nrsru- i,;6 hs oslar .t night aud rs.dir
them al s of aboiuon ootuu,e, ts, and iA.t
sunday n,pht WA oe,uted especially TO ths
b,s..ry Of the tia of Joaa Dsows, aud a
general rxhort.,ion upJn the insatutiou Of
f.cta, hear, were sworn 10 bse,rr . Justice of
q Peac, by his n-ph az Ant his c. II and coming
to the are Of some parties ~ho have constituted
Themselves quasi viri Aroe Committee Mr. FIsK's
sorr v.r or IN ~hies ne sleeps, vas visited and hs
nos c1,d ot aud glo,ad before Ne could aks eithsr
NOISE or resisianoe. lie was then placed in csnisve
sio dr,yrn a snort dstance from the oitv. AMI a.
oDot,ootion made 10 Ms mad, person lie w~s tb On
lstt a. And his way back AZ beat he could rs Ard
a te,ranc. N, ar tie limits gss n,ar the hns,ut. Al
sn,re he came In sight ~ a yatohm an who vas a.
sarm ed Al the p,aht tnst hs a.yo as nodic srk 20
bis raito and took 20 his hses no4 willing o. facn 60
d., adful an sppsrton- A reinforcement, ho seyer,
vas brave ENOUGH 10 spproaoh him. gnen he was
corduc,ed homs, the most plt,abe obe a t Is po.s,
b to ipasi ipo. Not spot Of his skin was Visible
and hi, hair was trimmed close TO his head.
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The Emperor LOUIS N1roLIoH support, his nxhtins
chsrsc,ep, khoSh - HouAv.s, Ahd otnerwse, on
ABOUT hvo nv asy 70 cen nAu. 70 reduce tnis
nsssy r ,t. a. .oou. s Sen NM .no uren sa
ot hs NE Inc .oaier ~sshes P. o. IN nnen' cooks
bw own 1000, Aha, no cnua ony DO tsugN TO
y e eke MS ci'nes, 'ho ehv w9ua oo AooanP.snra -
nam' ,,s sss,na M.,n,n. ~. pp,ns al u ,ns...
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NeS Win tho Eppoi1. Inv, ho' eNor, "
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~,st-. rsir demand prevailing % lest WsdnssdAYS
Moi. The OhIings sro Of far AyerAge qaAAffyh
=, a good 10 prime find rASy market The rsouIrsnss
Of afloc,ion Day" interfer d materially win -
ms, es YESTERDAY, but ths sssssdAnos was gooA -
dsy and tho biddins full - sptrissd = usual n
The bulk az the ansActtons In prime Bssvss woe -
slO.S 0 90 par 100 lbs. AZ Bergen Ne snlss wDs
about a usiAl, reaching 1S9 bssA tsal tIfa
hioh Cows sro tn fsir requsA q our pssSlsus go
tahonA-
Ve.ls arc modsrsssy sotvs end The msxksa =
buoy ant % our qaosahaons- lraLs ser
sheep Iend Lambs s.s ssnins ffssly q psevtoes
b quoted slightly hrmss.
swins eoeaSnss pissE and IN god rssusss . ~
rates quotsd sbkvA
The week snAh3 vssk wore = snaewss y