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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

No SUMNER VACATION At TIE IEoN CITY
COLLEGE, PIrrsnURoH, Pa, owing to the
improved prospects for active business
throughout the entire country this COM
ing fall. Upwards Of 200 Students are in
daily attendance; hence the entire facul.
ty is retained, and there will be no sum
mer vacation, giving every facility for
yodng men to enter during the summer,
and be thoroughly prepared, at a cost Of on
ly $40, in time for the business season.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

ing Throughout the cntIe district which
composed tho sphere orthe official dhao,
OF The deceased and largo circlo of ac.
quoiniancc cycrywhorei ior few men were
more widely known and more universally
esteemed in his own State. than judge
Burnside. Foremost in an the public en-
tcrprizes directed towards the develope.
mont OF the resources ofhis native county.
advancing the prospertyofhor citiaens,on
aiding the growth and odornment Other
county seat, his death will bc a public ca,
lamity. His sterling qualities Of head and
heart had won for him the respect and re-
gard Of all who knew him hla his gen
crosby and devotion to the obligations of
friendship, doubly ndeared him to those
with whom his relations bore that elevated
character; and twill be long indeed, ere
his worth is forgotten or his place supplied
in this bereaved circle But it was in the re-
lation Of a son, brother, q husband and
father, that his character shone with lus-
tire undiminshed 10y defect of iilial alice
ton unstained by an act ofunkindness.
or even inattention to the welfare of any
Of large family connection, the members
Of which had been accustomed to regard
him as its head; and the friend, couu~
soller and consoler of each in the
most trying seasons of adversely and
atiiiotOn. TO these, his loss must
be utterly irreparable. Then let not the
sacred sorrow Of this ghef-stricken family
be prolaned with the cold and formal Ian
guage Of condolence Their consolation
will in some measure be found in the high
character bequeathed to them by him
whom death so rudely snatched from the
domestic circle, but most in an humble
submission to the decree of Him who
"doeth all thingswell'
Had not our notice already extended
itself beyond the limits originally design
ed, we might be tempted to make some
allusion to the public services, and judi
cial abilities of its subject, but this Office
will doubtless be performed by oblor
hands, and we will refrain from an under
taking which e are 50 i'll qualifed d to ex-
eeute.
ssThe remains were conveyed from the resi-
dence of the deceased to their last resting
place in the cemetery east of the town, on
last Sunday evening, followed by the
largest eoncourse of people that ever as
sembled in that place on such an occa-
sion; and every one apparently deeply
conscious Of the melancholy importance
of the scene.
The last solemnrites, administered accord
ing to The Episcopal burial service, seemed
peculiarly sublime and affecting. And as
the music Gf that beautiful hymn asoribeC
to Dr. Muhlenburg 81 would not live nj
ways, &c. +" ascendingfrom choir of voices
sad, yet s9r Get, floated heavenward upor
the evening breeze, one could easily i'm
agine that angels caught up the sound anC
bore it along with the spirit OF the depart
ed, to IA brighter and better world"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
PUMP MAKING.

TgNHE Subscriber takes tbi' method Of inform
4 ing the citizens Of CearGcld County, and the
public generally that he has resumed the bust
ncss'of making WOODEN PUMPS and boring
PIPE-L0GS, and will he happy to execute any
work in his limo at tho shortest notice and in the
best manner at prices 10 suit the times Apply
personally at the residence Of J. s. Cole in Law
renee township one and half miles Southwest
of Ciearheld borough, by letter at Clearfcld p. o.
G. II. HALL.
May 18th 1859. [vol. iy, no. H. Gun pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

SARsArARHLA.-This tropical root has a
reputation as wide as tho world, for cu.
ring one class of the disorders that afilic,
ted mankind-a reputation too which it
deserves as the best antidoto we possess
for scroiulous complaints. But to be
brought in to use, its virtues must be con
contrated and combined with other medi,
cinos that increase its power. Some rela-
ble compound OF this character is much
needed in the community Read the ad-
yertisement Of Dr.. AYERS SarsaparilIa in
our columns and we know it needs no en-
conium from us to give our citizens conf,
dence in what he offers. organ, Syraausc,
N T.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

"At,tmAv Arhoeniu.N- "Dltaa dor ~
lnd nnmc ' s an Ndore familiar io lhp
world, and lhc AusImr uru experiencing
The piuui OF it Tho lmlon aid ficnch
poper que illod with acts of outrage com
mitiCd 10y The Ausiraus, some OF which
have very amusing onrin. The French
recently accused them OF demanding prot.
ty women TO be given up to the rapacily
of the soldiers. II appears that the Aus.
trian officers asked for "bclladona" for
the sick soldiers the French more lamil.
lar with pretty woman thoh The poisonous
plants of the pharmacopula, translated
the phase Johc femme pretty women) and
created vast amount Of indignation
against their enemy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
Divine Service.

We are requested to state, that by Di.
.;re nermission, the Rev. r. VAN ScoYoo,
mi 1 nreach in the Baptist Church, in
Csarkeld, on Sunday the 10th Of july at
II o'clock
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the estate Of Alexander Stone,
| decd, jesse Stone was cited to appear before
the court and give BAIL The rule was continued
on the 2Sth june 1853, TO let day of next Term,
the Executor restrained in the mean time from
collecting any money coming to said estate with
notice to those indebted to said estate, to pay
over to VIM. A. Wallace, Esq, his attorney, the
money to be appropriated to paying judgment
in his hands against said estate.
BY the Couvt,
JAMES WRIGLEY, Clk 0. c.
Juno 20, 80.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
NOTICE.

A 7 a meeting of the managers Of the Glen
n Hope d New Washington Turnpike d Plank
Road, held at Ncwburg Nay 2, 1859, an assess
ment of twelve dollars and Fifty cents on each
share was laid to pay for work completed on said
road. The stockholders Of said road win there
fore take notice that the above amount is required
to be paid on each share, on or before tho first Of
August next, or they will be dealt With according
to law.
JOSEPH MMURRAY, Treas.
June 20, 1852. es Ff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

SrRUcK BY LIGHTNING. The stable of
George Taylor ESQ., proprietor of the Ho-
tel at Unionvil,e, Centre CO., was struck
by lightning on last wednesday, and a
young man seriously injured. He is, how
ever recovering. The building was set on
fire. but the heavy rain at the time, so aid
ed the exertions OF those present that it
was soon put out. No other damage was
done.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
HOME AFFAIRS
Notice

Dr. A. NJ. Hills desires to inform his
.,,ons That he will be absent q rom his
Ia,, IN Cleorfcld, during the first three
r,,k. of July on professional trip to
Elk 90.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
AMBROTYPEsi

TENllERE is now an opportunity for all to pro-
4 cure pietures Of themselves and friends
Tho undersigned has fitted up Rooms in Shaw 3
new building, where he will remain short time.
Plating in fine gold or silver done on reasona-
BILE terms.
NV. II. CRANDALL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
4 MBR0rYPEs ron IS CENrs-rhe

7IBROrYPEs FOR I5 CENrs-The
5 Subscriber has opened new Picture Gallery
on the Corner of Second and Cherry streets,
Clcarlcld, at the sign Of the Red Flag, to which
he dcyotes his whole attention, and where Am
brolypcs, Melainotypes, Ferotypes, Nielotypes,
Steuoscopcs aud in fact all varieties Of Photo
graphs ON Glass lroR and Paper are taken and
put up in n uperiur manner. Don't trust his
word, but call and examine his specimens, and
judge for yourselves. Being connected with one
Of the leading Ga lerics OF Pittsburgh, be will be
constantly in the receipt Of every new style and
variety Of sun Light pictures, together with such
aid and such Information as will enable him to
produce the most Life Like and best toned spe.
cmens Of the Art In order that all may have
an opportunity Of procuring copies Of their faces
he has determined to be reasonable as to prices
Is cents and upwards according to size, fixture,
and case. Remember the place, the sign or The
Red Flag, corner Of Second and Cherry streets
directly opposite Judge Moorc's.
PARKER c. PURVIANCE.
Juns, 5, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
FROM DUNDALK, IRELANDll

A s this seems to be fast age in more than
N one instance, and as wo aro in the midst Of
bogus democratic conventions, and the excite
ment caused by the Sicklos trial at Washington,
il Is not uprising that the folks Of Cloarfold
would get somewbat excited to keep up With the
tines aud as the subscriber likes TO keep up
with the fashions in more respects than one, he
would announce to the people Of town and coUn-
try, that he has constantly on hand Large As
sortmont Of BOOTS and SHOES Of every de-
scripton, French and Country Calf Kip and Sto.
gy Boots, Ladies Morocco Lace Boots, Dressed
and Undrcsscd, with or without French Heels -
also any amount Of French and Country Calf,
Lace Boots, Gonts French Calf and Cloth Cal
tors on hand, or made to order on short notice.
Walking shoes Of every style, from the Sickles
LAGER % the coarsost Brogan, always on hand and
for sale. rn
All Of the above viii be disposed Of at extreme
ly Law prices, for Cash or Hides.
Custom work made to order and on short no
tice.
will pay particular attention to mcndng
boots. shoes and CATERS snd will always be
found at the Short Shoe Shop, on Cd street, near
ly opposite Reed & Weayers store. Please call
and see shorty.
T. SHORT.
clearaeld, May 4, 59.-sm. no. 10, vol iy
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CAUTTON.

All persons are hereby autioned against pur-
chasing or mcdling with a certain white and red
COW in the possession Of Richard Danver, jr., and
is left with him on loan only, subject to my or
der PATRICK DAILY.
May lst, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

The WEATHrR.-For the last few days
the weather has been remarkably cool
with some rain. To.dav an oycrcoat in
riding would be absolutely indispensa-
BILE, and fire in the sitting room a posi-
tive comfort.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

A WHITE Girl RUNs AWAY wiTu Ne
.GRo.-An occurrence which has given rise
to a good deal OF excitement, took place
few days since in Oxford township, Ches-
ter county. A young white woman, re-
specially connected, was living in a far
mers family as domestic. mulatto
was employed on the farm as a loborer.--
The two became onamor- d Of each other,
and resolved to marry. Theporty to whom
they applied to perform the ceremony,
however, declined. Before the marriage
was effected the girls parents were inform
ed of the condition of things. They were
much distressed. No time was lost, and
every effort was made by them opersuade
the deluded girl to forego her purpose
Her brother also demonstrated with her
All efforts, however, to induce her to give
up her swarthy lover were unavailing'-
They only made her cling to him the clo'
ser. The matter became noisod about the
neighborhood and a disposition was man.
Tested to lynch the man. This came &c
the eors Of the infatuated girl. She met
her Othello, and they determined TO elopC
together. They disappeared from thC
neighborhood, aud have not since beer
heard from. 1t is supposed they have
gone West. The girls parents are al
most distracted,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

Dsy-The farmers of Centre co. are busy
harvesting their hay and grain. Tho crop
is very large.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

There is no medicine that will relieve
the principle ills that flesh is heir 10 in so.
short a time as DU WALLIS GALVANIC
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
9lth Ao6trtisrmrnts.
APPLICATION
FOR BANK CHAR TER.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
y will be made by the undersigned, to the next
Legislature, for the passage Of an act incorpoFa.
ting Bank to be called the " Ciodrfeid County
Bank" to be located in the Borough Of Clcorheld,
with a capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
with the privilege of increasing it to Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
r. j. MCCULLOUGH, j. f. WEAVER,
ISAAC JOHNSTON, c. D. WATSON,
d. F. ETZWEILER, JONA. BOYNTON,
NJ. A. FRANK. RICH'D M0SSOP,
A. X. WRIGHT, W. 7. IRWIN,
JAMES ALEXANDER, S. b. ROW..
juno 49, 1852
I IST ofletters remnining in the Post Office at
IL Cleardeld, for quarter ending June 3Oth 80.
WIN. A. Graham, John 5. Ilehuman,
Thomas Hughes, Ahram Snyder
Rhodes & Mason, Jacob Schock,
r. NOlch.
Persons calling for amy Of the above list will
please say they are advertised.
c. d. WATSON, P. NJ.
Clearfcld July |, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06
FIRST ARREVAL.

RI EW GOODS, just received-amoug which
~ are LADIES' DRESS GOODS, SHOES, &c.
And One Hundred Pieces of Latest Style
Prints,
all Of which will be sold cheaper than ever at
the Corne,- -CurWonsvlle
WV. IRWIN
April IS, 1s50--no. Il, vol. iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

DAYS for hll couue in lhs Iron City Col
A lcge The largest rost extensively pa,toniard
aud best organized Commercial School ia The
United ktttes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

SORGHAM or Chinese Sugar Cane Seed for
- sale at the Corner Curwousyillc.
WIN, IRWIN.
18th Ap ls59.-no IA, vol ".
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-06

IVI IlVUaV NTVWIfU-' % " III9'INIt y 10 u ?
For Ola Dominion Coiccpots 80 to
neyrcll Diger's
Country produce taken into exchanges; Also
old Copper, Brass Cast, Metal sc.
MERRELL & BIGLER.
Cloarfold, June 6, 1859.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUns DAYS.
VALUABLE Estates ON JAMES RIVER. m CUMBER-
LIND COUNTY, FUR SALE AT AUCTION,
II OFFEk FOR SALR WY ESrAlR h. ~. 49,

OFFEK FOR SALE MY RSrAIF IN m. co.,,x
II . Camb~rlsnd. lying on James ana WIlsS Riv.- .nd -
aiming. sceordiag Ia a survey by Pet e. Ware Ia Isi2 p 30 49,.
about l.so. 10 cultivation, the remainder Ia forcst-of -hieh- cff.
ton. on Which ! reside. 10 e ima,ed 10 eon,aia tn -. 49,,
100 WINS low ground GieulvaT SO aer- nsaHy i4o -. =,
low grounds or great fertility. The whele e.fai, |. N go -.,sf
hon. and In productive cultivation
L should prefer selling privately, an" 10 Any one Who Houil mar
doeiion Of VeraithoasAhdd dollars bsI6u the rsums, ed an. soa,,
be made II sold privately, due notice ul he Fly-a In a., ~.
ana be offered at public auction, on THCRsDAY, the Siday
rEHs>-oB~third cash. the remainder a, l and year. Nth II,
terct, payable annually, on the whole Of the deferred uaymsn1s
Payment 10 be secured By dsrd q trsst. The dsfeued nsynsn,.
uoald be Heightened, II desired by the purchaser.
! VII take pleasure In Allowing the property to ANY one who
"sny % Ms"h fEirOS HARRISON.
Nt-eN" Cnnon.
N. B-Ast the above Plantations will be offered .eua,.,.lv n
~ % bidders, U vii give . more particular description Of
LIST Of CLIFTON. The open land /. ~ good ou.utv. veil .a,,..
"a 70 ~ tobacco, grain. clover and other grasses. ana Il or. ~
IN. bes, nasinE farms In this part Of the country
About sN.Uo manurrd tobacco hills.
About 90 acres OF very hne primitive fareSi.
plantation huildnrs. NV
GLENTINAR IL considered one Of the hes, farm, nj, ht. lie. 81,
James RIVER very productive In Corn, wheat, Tobacco and Go.
Upwards Of 800 acres Of original for..t.
The dwelling house Is small. The plantation buLu,,, .,. ,.,.
orally good. ~
About 10000 tobacco hin. have been manur.a
Ihere Il n great abundance u hnr plant land on both plab,a.
~ p ~.
nc It,mH.s on Ehurs lay, the 81 November, l-sg. At Il o
ei'sk VI sale VII iake place at Cnnou. and uHu be conduct
"ny GODDiN A APPERsON.
p she slaves win be sold shout It Deeezabsr next. Of sbc,
due notice will be given.
OFlN Gnnnfr A urnaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

MARkETs.
NV YoNN, Oct 2t-fiour advanced 1919 cents, closing un-
settled and excited. Southern thoo15 20. wheat dull and IN
sitled-nomlnaily Reti cents higher. Corn lower-mised siG
Los cents. PORK qulrt, mcu iaHi0Ji5S 80. Prime to -. Lsrd
heavy at u tolis Whisky 2sGbgY etA stocks dun. Virginia
osPta Ere"iHy-Cotton qnlei-rpiands H.. fiour eonsid
srably advanced. but closed With a deeiiulng tsni.ney. wheat.
downward tendeney-unchAnged. Prime Pork i01tO ~. Sugar
aeiNe-Musc"yado ha1T; Havana 5A4sS. Naval stores dun.
RE. hrm-s,oek Of prime light wanted
B,LrtsoEE. Oct. 2i-Breadsiurs excited. Flour advanced 10
cts Howard street t3N3 IS Wheat active and SOS cts higher.
White VI sou 30, Red ti.la Corn arm At 9Glgf cts rroVs.
Ions quiet. Racon Side iOdi0.. Mess Pork s3ao6i5I h-
Prime n 2aSbii ~. whisky p 10 2SN cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
EMORY d HENRY COLLEGE
WASHINGTON CnIrNry ~,

TVtHt Yah session o. this institution will commence on the 18Th Of
Angus. next, and continue n .ssks- The spring session ne
gins the day arer the close Of the Fall session ard coptinpe, .so
~ weeks The charFes for the entire collegiate y.ar IN ~ rsrE,
viii be tioo, OF which tT5 l. required 20 be paid In Advance ,ni
the other t5 At the end OF the hrt i've mosths. hi. sun incins..
our charges for Tuition, Board, fasi and ooatngsHf JS. We
al OF those seeking q place for the education Of their SON. an
wards to note carefully the advantage which We are Offering Our
location, grad. Of scholarship. ability and experience Of ths f.eul.
~, excellent discipline. thorough eoupv Of insiruetion ana bgb
rank Of our uAduAie-, have already secured Us the largest patron.
are or any College In the state. For q catalogue or Tor any pAT.
Neu,n hiotmahon address EE WILEY, Pat
lulIk-dEcN En.-n n l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

l. MILL, AND SAW MILL ~ ROANOKE COUNTY -pa,ra,,,
nhe provisions Of q de-d Of trust, executed to US by Fleming
James aud wife, on the sih day OF December, lS1, and recorded
ihthe Clicks Office Of Roanoke County Couh, on the Let d.y OF
January, lS-, We shall, on THURSDAY, the it day Of December
1873, AZ u o clock NJ, upon the premises, at public auction. prn
seed u sell one ceriAin piece or parcel Of ground IN the county Of
Roanoke, described In the said deed. as Containing hnern "a
SighiSen Serrs' embracing the said James Merchant ad G+st
Nul, m MN, hihcrs House, yard and GArirn. and bounded -.
follows, viz beginning Oa Glade Greek at a point hhy feet further
ioNn the creek Than the point on the creek opposite the corner az
the NH lowest down said crres, thence by a Ine parallel to the Id.
OF TIE NIL and my feet th-refrom to the mill road. thence alone
sild mil ROAD to the Lynchburg ant Salem Turnpike road. theme
along said Turnpike road toward Lynchburg to the corner OF he
acre OF ground sold by said Pleming James 10 ThomAs Vanderbilt
henec along the hneo said acre OF groundto Glade creek. thence
noHn1lAde creek, or the mill pond, to within hny feet Of The Aboy.
lover side OF he above mill dam and from that point a width or
hiteen tyet OF grouud on the EAST she Of the mill pond from the
edge OF the water atHs ordinary heighttO a poiut tea feet below
SAID nl dam, aud from thence along the creek 10 the beginning
wan the Mills. Houses, Mil Dam and other Improvements thereon
Ahd The privilege of using the water of said Glade creek, and keen
ing up the dam TO the fullest extent to which the said water
aud water power may be used at the said mills, without damage 10
The owners 81 land higher up On the creek, or damaging the other
land Of said fiemlng james. but subject. however, To- the right or
the said Fleming James, and those claiming under him the land he
owns o Tie west and east Of said piece ofground thereby cor viewed
TO Keep open aud use the road running from the Aforesaid Mil
road through said land - his land on the east side Of said creek.
IEhM-Onetfird OF the purchase money 10 cash, nethird In
.N months, and one third In twelve months, with Interest from the
day OF The sale Bonds with approved security TOT the deferred
payments, and a deed Of trust upon the property 70 secure the pay.
ment Of the bonds.
oe2s-ell, PEScHY r GRATfAS Trustees,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
RAILWAY INTELIIGENCE.

AuarsrA, Ga, Oct 2ith.-A private letter from Ia.
President OF the Mississippi Central Railway says that onll
tScnty-three miles Of that work remain TO be completed
that they are laying track at both ends, and that il vii
be finished Ia December.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
RUMoRED FIGHT WITT NDIANs-HEAvY Los

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-The Galveston Herald Of ths
goth publishes a rumor that Major Van Dorm, u. S. A..
has had an engagement with n body Of Indians on Con
cha river, In which he lost forty men and killed Que hun
dred Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
CHOICE COTTON LANns-n.u.r,

,hOtCE COTTON LANDS.-As agent Of the E.,.,s -
- te late FRANCE sUR6ET, Of Mississippi. / Vii seu' ~ my
y q ~ S.nlsndon, All thr Lands In Monroe county, ArkanSas o,
men, "a E;' M0 0SB esiRS IN day Of November next; and on the
yAeEongoH, sell all the Lands IN Jackson county. ana IN ~. =.
MONDAY In November beinE the zlstJ 1 viii sell a. PoeShsn,sS
All The Lands In Randolph county, ArkansaA In ~
ul be reserved for the estate.
IANS-Onefourth cash, OF ts equivalent residBs In -
payment. secure the
Untl the hst Of November, any Of thss.
PTeik s14e, and of-u are !nvfed- On Application % me- !. -,
SNme, ny, plat, tcrtas, Ac, Si be furnished. These are AMONG
ne earliest selected and best Lands Of ArkAnsas-sboye oysrsoI
lr9-tiSoct Gro u.voocu
Louisville. AZ .Jlu IL Isso OEos hAnCOCA-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
T-ELEQRAHHs-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, once No. 1879 Main Street
rHE ARREST AT CARLISLE

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. 24th.-A lady calling herself the
sister OF John y. Cooke. one of the Harpers Ferry con-
spiraiors, accompanied by two men arrived here this
lie is to have a hearing tomorrow. lie denies having
been at HArper's Ferry. Parties are expected here To
identify him.