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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

Tennessee Medical Society.
yWyHE Annual Session Of this body will be held in Nashville
TUESDAY jth Of April
apIi--td rBaN JOHN CALENDER, seery.
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ARRIAGE POsITORY,
p p. p e C. X
CORNER CHERRY AND DEADERlCK ST
80 8 @

oHE oIE1E22< o&ESG
SE 5S1T 8I
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE LARGEST
Il and most elegant assortment Of
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS ana BUGGIES
in the Southwest MIST Of uy Northern
to order by Brewster Of New York. forty years stand
ing and whose the United States else
Wher-.
Especial attention is invited to my stock Of Light
New York Buggies, which Warr much
when not overloaded, 81 the Bugges Of their weight
HOME DEPARTmENT.
am constantly making Buges RckaRay School Cabs &c
which warrant equal any, and prepared with first class
wOrkmen to do all kinds Of repanng Ali fully guaranteed
febiO-h
OVER 100000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE
FOX SALE AND RENT
CONSISTING OF Farms, Country Seats, Private Residences,
Store H0ufes COTTAGES Dic-s, desirable Building Lots,
&c, ks-C Call on BENZ. p. SHIELDS,
mhI6-tE No. &c Cherry Street
N B-Those wishing to buy or sell wiz please call Ucs
No. 26 Cherry street. a. Il will impossible specify through
the public prints each and every price offered b fs
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Fine Country Residence for Sale.
AVING determined carry my Negroes to the South, -
i will sell about Three or Four Hum sEttks
dred Acres Of Land, being part Of the tract up ~
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road, -
about thirteen miles from Nashville Of the best neigh6or
hoods in Williamson county. Sell equal any the State
particulars apply to the premises A " s. Lindsey
Nashville
sep9-dn P. A.PERKINS.
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in receipt of superb assortment Of Shirts of the
latest patterns, warranted fit we'll, and to be made in
first rate style Also variety Of seasonbe Underwear Of
Silk, sle Thread Cashmere Aerno, Cotton, Musln &c &c,
for sale by mh29 }. II. MCGILL.
TIES, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
TUsT received choice Ties Stocks Gloves, Pocket
- andkerchefs, SuspendeTs &C, embracing all the latest
styles Tor sale by J. II. McGILL,
DRESSING ROBES.
USf to hand variety of Robes de Chambre at vaTcusp
- mh29 }. IL McGILL.
SHIRTS COLLARS.
EoEIVED this day, every variety of Shirt Collars Of the
III y best quality.
mh29 }. MOGILL.
CANES CANES!!
EUsT received large assortment Of Canes Of WI alebone
% Ebony, Gutta Persha, Hickory, &c, for sale by
mh29 }. II. McGILL
COMBS, BRUSHES, UMBRELLAS.
D0RTE NOMINEES Beck Purses, Razors, Turkish Towels
&C. and variety Of other things received and for sale BY
J. Il MCGILL,
Furnishing and Fancy Store,
mh29 Corner Of Square and College street
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEExSHIPs
IN October Ia sold my interest in the business OF H.
H Haynes Co., to partner, Mr. R. j. Lyle and az rec
able to the terms Of the remain with him until he
s Of March from that lie will continue the business
Ter his He alone authorized to settle the business OF
the firm. thankful to friends for the liberal patronage
received.
mh2e-H n. II. HAYNks
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SEVERAL handsome in the second and third
stories OF TIE Uhioa and American Block, Of CheJ
and Spring streets Apply ,. o. Grth, st the Union
American Oeice, or 70 (mh4 W. T. COOPBk.
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NE the Desirable Business stands In The city tor
~ pariculSss apply 70 tAis o1cs. nhls-ui
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VVm. sTOCKELL,
AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,

HYDR ULEC CEMENT
Plaster OF Paris, PIastering Hair, fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. IL broadway, between summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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EHT0ULD inform his friends and the public generally -
Wv that he has removed to - Church street, two ~
doors below Union and American Office where he would ~
be pleased see his customers. -
Boots and Shoes IKade to order
and warranted 70 give satisfaction. Reang neatly
the shortest notice mh4-dlm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
AllFrIiht a. MIerandrIs !

iPh6 ekiVslry are still hAuntedby phsutomS
The WashinRtenl Repdbic Of the 9th TelAtes
" that The ferry boat between Washington and
Aefanira (which went down to the latter
- place Thursday evening, and was met at tile
ghatL by q party Of sixty soldiers with fixed
bayonsts The passengers, twelveih number,
were critiealy sthhihea before they wersPer-
miItsd'to land. The Republic Says go
q Incredible as It may seem, The military Oi
Alexandria were called out and kept under
hA arms for twehtS -four h6uTs 70 repet 40 attack
OF a force of six hundred men from the North
reported to be on The way with that intent
That the authorities of Alexandra could haze
given credencs TO such piece ofstupidity, II
- impossible tobeeye 1t must be set dowr
"a d part of the policy of excitement yhict
~ has controlled the Yirginia msnagera Of thu
n. business from the start. -.4 t.. .-,n ~,
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.Democratic View or Oborlin.

. II q o.
lObefnn LoiIeenls ao1ishing. This. years
catalogue shows a total lof i,253 sttidsnts. of.
whom 4sQaEe iep lea. Oh Rim is located in
he very heart of what might be Cafied John
BrpWn > tract where people are born, abOli'
tlonists. and where ab0htlonisrl1 Is ,taqght as
the "chief end OF man, and often put In Prac :
tice.-' A. the social equality Of tace ~ one OF
the chief dopmas incuieated there, It IS not
matter Of surprise that MANY Of the students
are negroes, andsthat between them apd theff
white CONF Rnionq no distinction Is made'--
Children and youth are sem TO this institution,
! az duty, Just as In all Chtisian communities
they are sent to the Sabbath School, to oacquiie
the first principles Of Telgous tTuthi hence the
| extraordinary number Of pupils. Oberln rs
| tie nufsefy of Just such lnenaas @oh9sBrown
and his followeis. With arithmetic is taught
the computation Of the number Of slaves af1d
their value per head; with geography, terIitor
tai lines and those lacalities Of slave territory
supposed TO be favorable 70 emancipaliORi with
ihstory, the chronicles Of the peculiar institus
ton; and with ethics and philosophy the "high.
er law" and resistance tO Federal enactments
1 HENCE the gradaates Of Oberlip are Masters OF
! Art in aboiitionisih, and with the requirement
Of their degrees, are prepared to go a degree OF
two iurther il occasion requires. HsHe IL
where the younger browns obtain their con-
seentiousnes5 in ultraIsms. taught from theiT
cradle up, so that while they roo slaveholders
of ther property or commit murder for the
cause Of ifeedsm, they imagine that they are
doing God service y There may be excuse fgI
them, but there is none for their instruCtors.-
We|doubt ii there q for either SO long al
Oberiin aonrishes, aud educates 1850 students
per annum, male and IsmAle, abolitionists vii
eoutinue to multiply - PsnnsyiSanian, tfhiFa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

The 'msasurerr Of tape" in PhiladslPhishsse
laut eoltoned in public meeting 70 this Dem
ccratrc hue and cry. and New York will usHt
follow suie7 aTbs dall for ssimilaf dsmOnstra-
ton is in circulation 10 the latter city, and the
"kekc6sllE Ffihcss"Suill unite WITH CsPtI Rsn.
ders m giving sclst to the Union iOblatiOn. 1t
has. been correctly remarked, that the whole
Of this cant about the danger of ibs country,
and Of tlo intention of 4 large portion Of the
dsmoctacy TO commit treason. has no other
meaning thln that the democracy mean to keep
the Offices spothsF four yesrss The men who
shall lallow their sc.ion to be influenced by such
cant. mEy be honeqt, well meaning persons
but there are no words in which adequately to
CharaeteEissltheiF ignorance OF, their eOWardics
HDisuniOn threats are like ghost stories, very
4eOmmen. and Jet very strange, bus when eK'
amised, they have been found to be the most
harmless and deceptive OF all things. This na,
ZION aid not come into existence in day. and
q will ne. cease 70 exist in an hour. Thi
gloomy predictions Of the present are nadaby
.sSS ssaio Siass of lying PrOPhets ass in sfOrnsi
days, and arc only part and parcel Of the sranf
demssraiio game ofhunbug. .iis. /
" -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

This soeiesy commenced its ninth Aanuas
- .4lon Ii Columbus on the 7th. Dr Taylor,
Il eleyslsnd. presided The Statesman says
thd attendance was fair. and the display 4
irnisa was very fne An address was read
from ths President. Mr Ernst, of Cincinnati,
WHO. was unsbls to attend from Ill health
6tspes and grape tcoltars wera discussed in
The AFTERNOON, and the culture of other small
fruits in the, evening, ,,,.,.,,... =
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Dearaaallsa oeRpIets-- rhs wo.t Bstraysa


Mr. Bpcock. Of Virgins, the psmocrAtiO
. candidate for Speaker, advised to the LeeOmP>
ton sAindIe, and sustained it from hrst to last.
And yet the Eve Douglas men from Illinois, and
they arc all the men the Republic says Judgs
Douglas can Influence. abased themselves BY
yeting for the Administration and for LscomP
.toni,m ID The person of Mr. BocOek.
The Democrats from IliinOii, Indiana, and
OBio, bsiIsyfd, ,ths West BY voting for Mr, BO-
cock fjrthe speakership. He has aIways OP-
posed the Homestead Bill. and also voted
against Mr. Grows bill at. the last session, to
give pre-emptiOners ten years to Pey for their
lands. Ifeleetsd Speaker, ne would so pack
the Land Committee as 70 stide both OF these
measures 80 vital 10 the landless and to the
wilderness West Let emigrants Of AII elaH'e'
who seek now Western homes make mote o
4bas. tBf,,oa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

FEw YoRK, Dec. 4th, 1889.
The execuit Of JoHN BRoYN prOduced the
md rrofouu nsation hare Tli )Eaori bitle
prs ny mS hink vO., could hAvi ina
tsintsinedths Supremacy Of hef lags without
hanginga man, who exhibited somsof most
heroic ttaiis of haman character FBRials
h'opld have forgiven something TO the lore Of
fb;ify IN TIE heart Of that now dead, bot mis-
guided man. In other ages history will record
him Martyr -aud his name will illuminate the
history of the year .iss0l VIE, second lof De
esmber SoM Be a memorable day IN ths annals Of
f'fttd1n > becausc the cominF gshelStio0S ot
mankind will ever regard JouN BRowN as the
friend Of the Slats, and as one ,sho ost his
life for The 5ttsmpEto giysiibgly 70 stAs saPfipe
The gallows win n6t slut tlst from his name
and memory the warm and gushing sJmPa.
thics OF the millions who love freedom aud
TTnE..la.L6. ...s. Of ns,I 81 u
For svsiy vetim-csrri drives = chariot
Like god made roth against each piled injustice.
In reading yesterday the beautiful and thri,-
ling Poem of WHIrTiER, in memory OF the late
President CHARLES b. SToRRs, of the Western
Reserve College, it seemed to me that much of
that Poem would apply to JoHN BRowS, who in
bis Anti Slavery principles was a pupil of the
gifted add eloquesi ana desotoasfoaRs These
two men lived neighbOrs-they held princi.
pies in common here--they prayed and worked
for tho bondmen on Earth-and now do they
not eommdne together in that '"bettet APdr
where the slave is equal with the master
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Tho Cincinnati Commercial sent a special
correspondent to the execution of Brown, who
thus speaks of some matters connected there
With :r'''oH |o 'igrsii'T h,s,.s,N .Gr
The fiss and Feathers at Charlestown can
never be described unless some Of the artists
who were on the grdund dpit. Wogdscan never
paint the folly OF the pOmpOus military chief
tains there assembled. And they gave all the
| fun Of the thing the most exquisite point that
could be put npou It, by thar aetermined ear
nettness Of manner Some time ~ilLtry TO de-
scribe it better ,han have yet done. The great
fact is the presence yofinsR5ly two thousand
troops at Charlestown, the managementoi the
troops as if the town were in a staie OF seige-
ItheipTessnee Of three, bundled regulars at Hsr
peTsFegEy, to stop fbaIil i6uists at tss point
! the presence of an hundffd men drawn up with
1 Imu5kets and bayonets At their shoulders a.
MartinsbuTg.l and also VI atquad ~ Piedmont
an this, that the hanging nnahteome of ltis
trus the authorities had q great many letters
] from tue NOAh threatening a arelene-rbut would
such letters have been writteu iftheFo had been
4 any intenii0m of doing anyihing y Then there
were other letters fiom the highest Anthorl'
ties"-such as Charley Flood, Of Cleveland,
presume, vino was given special place at the
scafioId in consequence of his services on taa
Western ReaeFye The people OF ViTgini'
seemed to think he was amighty man. Then
opinion OF him wouli be ameliorated, we i'm
agine, IL il could be hscertAined by them thai
he was at one time pePky abotionisi himself
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GAaRIED.

AtSaalnsk / Nov n n MI SANUkL q ROSTER,
late af Oberiiu, an Is El1XABk1lt 4 WUKl uthu-
foNiof SandusAy Ciiy.
A. Lipt, uud.. Oct % Rev e. ". CHURCHILL. y ro-
tessof Of Mstcm tius ip Uutihu Gsltge, thu Miss kT-
IA n. Y-ANCE Of lima.
A. Akron. pocs D., Mr JOHN Y. NIL LER. cf Cali.
innai md Mss CATiAhiNE +. BhONN.rf ri sp.ug-
hdt, Summit cOunty
Also. at Akron. Dec. ist, Mr. -PE FER 6AsRNiIfzEp
aud Aitss BLlEAhkrh EkNER.
In Ravesna, ,uutha29th ult Mr. COhFoR9 B. STARR
and Aii LOUISA IA. fERkY
H. randolph Nov 25 AIf Joseph v wfCRERsHASi
81 Marllor0vsh, aud Miss 81 sANNA row LkR o. tbs
formsf place. '-f T sff' s-i ~-r rrH
-In Peris, New 29th Mr. MOSES HUDSON aud Mis-,
ANN BARTLEkOAD, 10th OF Paris ~.
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.sLUrT-9@rN-

AsKD PEoPLE "A venerable friend has fur.
nishSd Us with ths following liAf 0f persons rec
ding IN lthls tqwpship, HAqss years number
more than four score, a1ill
''''' Mr JsdediiE Fitch, Uof1 in July, lTto,u
Mrs, Holiday al May l7T6
.gg Nj, Pefieles Hurlbgtj YllgH June N-1
{" Samuel Diekey Nay I'm q
80 ,i-F"F lWheatlav e. Aue .lp,i!s
@An 'ssmusl obesaey l'''s} Ap2lI77s
- "a HiObV ID "a u, q Oct - a. !
Tho aggrcsato Sve ofthssO eight persOnsi IL
S|OGtaiss Of thin township, IN Ne immediate
vicinity, are; F1.'.
MT, simoa Stevens Of HOWlaad, pow aged
I9t ysaFs, Ma. Joseph Marvin Of BaEstfA nov
aged 81 yessS.-@~ WaFTes caroAisis 'i9'.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

pEArHs IN p PAIHksytIts -Mr Joseph Chase
died 10 this sillage on satuTday last, tho oldsst
man in tho YtownAlspki1gNfr Nfrom December "a
to March lRth Of beinS 90 years old He has
been resident Of this county something like
forty iys SearS, and fer 9 years has been the
'husbsld on nsr wpQn lbs has leigbshlnl hen
sSs iS va sbo1s UIa ,sT as
minsting fatally in thrti days from its beglnn-
Nj: lAIhoa A 0sa6ag 4. tan excellent mechanic
and citizen Of this village, died on Sunday
hIoRiipE sleat Of cOaanmHiioR, He was about
40 years of age at az tims ofShis'death. Mr.
20 A had been suffering from pulmonary difh
enity for s6hie years. but hhS, ,bteal Able to at
tend TO his business until quiet recently. HiI
i0AS 50 10 beld epl6Ita,1s7slegTGPh ~ '-''''
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measured Mr. Kellsy'a onions in quart dish
inlIsad Of bushcl basket The ftntit1
rEiFd uqgn gsp fep1hof ~ acre u eround
v, 0et bnsllst and 9qoars.
----~.rp-s-
kuUS,S On wednssdsy hleht arnan hsmed
Keefe, who has been laborsr al Calkins Lime
Works, beataiTWIiel aaa ihsu turned horuut %
The house into the bitter cold with scarce any
olOihl6g % profess bet from the ktormi shsWii
out exposed 10 the freezing cold for half an hour
or 80 before by the officers. They took her
70 the station house. borrowing asbawl 10 par
tally covet her nsksdbess, ana istep her nom
freezing. Her feet were frozer, aad she was
ser as wopld turn woman. ept Of doovs lon such
a B'fHt "a heth bot at to1itG 3 z NON
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BlMFALuHni-.@Ths Allen County Demo.

BlNE Allen County Demo-
esat GaSs % oStS NJ
oaRs siearRtbAt Ahs Al4R, County Bank bas
failed, and Wednesday last made an assign
pIAae % gpeA RpaeElSJ ESQ gSfy Gina. alt is
taid thAt the assels Of tho BANK uil bs equal
wifh llms 70 fully lnVst all itssliabtities Still
Ire failure cannot but have an -uhiAyOrshlesl
net -up6n eba6Ddss dRdhis Vicinity at least =
lite. taIlara. Ia aAid " have heen wholly qnsX-
peetsd, and particulars havS.not kEhnb piTsdsl
oo6A6A .A--3&AaS -
Il B1ORawITE.iPAslsste plumber OiinmAlsS
nov IN thS JRSnitsntsFy iS 9Os, Snd the eIy is
still they eonols B. D., saslf ia ~
q. .'--' 49, = - ---- i.a.lla.. +. g ErI
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Nsw n.mana. o. lhe Sound

tf We may rely upon the statement Of the
NSw York ,4eEsld,g Washington correspond
snt. the whole South has been driven, OF has
soluntarily approached to the verge Of that pre-
osoiee to which fre,sating Orasots and editors
hass hitherto rather nnsuceessfully attempted
Wolead 4. The more eonserFatiys and Astute
Iolihciafs axanrcnsipHaly besnVery ferOciOus
ola their thrrats- but, 4laYs pFgdsntly chosen to
.teavsa wsy Of escape from The consnmmaton
t=-of their fearful prophecies. We have been re-
galed So often With predictions of approaching
dissolution and ruin, that We have tears to
=. shed, no supplieations to waste over this new
platform upon which an ehfranchissd South. is
Hs'oi gseAna above and apart from sneFoAchng
and arping North Here are the principles
,.,,whch the authority cited above assures us are
.sieS, sOrdislly supported by leading Southern men,
both in and out of Congress: S's :
First-That in view Of the Harper's Ferry
lAbolition invasion, aud it, extensive and alarm
rv-4ng Pamifeatiohs; and IN view OF the symPa
tliies OF the aholitioniEed Republican party ioi
old Blown, and of the threats Of that party e
reduce the Soath 10 submission, SPECIAL Isn
- ahSit be demanded Of COngress for the iutuT'
protection and security of the Ssutkern Statei
Pgklhst NJ Abeltinn eensPlra'orS' emi'Safis'
and lncendaries. -
seeond-That in default Of soms such Con-
FeiS si6nal psossctOn, tha Soithstp me1nosrs o
Doth Houses shall withdraw from Washington
and uieet III q body In Richmond, Virginia, o.
IA ,,.some other eonyenent place, in view Of the IN
itial steps for an indep pend, NJ southeRn Con
fsdsfaey.i iil lFa0 EMaVA
.-sg l.s sadnsA1teipaiOn of this alternative am fur
theT ADVISED that the Southern CongFessiona
"'""A meeting ia Richmond OF elsewhere will pro
& - ' eeed 10 pot the South in proper position be
lssls fere the great Westefn Powers Of Europe, in
.su.el,aina a Rroaramme Of commercial treaties q
purely Southern basis, That Gun Hardly ~
30 ataaet lthe Jsymfathies Of even England 10
.-., Southern cotton, iuelndinR Southern Slavery
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b. GRfBBLE, COLLECTING
NOTICE rs 1HERKBY GfYENL
no flRe LadieS.

EMBROIDBRY STAMPING
IL HRy NJ ius' Te oived supply Percea ceis-
mgtsd kmbrodey Sapps sm Upared TO stan any pat
TEN dee - Ter STA ~ Fnpch FmbroAuy " tuPenoT
manner Fnd q short notice. aoies are nvedtO call and
examine my patterns,
STAN ed Goods Of every yareY for sails wholesale
EMBRoiLHBY STAMPS --tIsying received the sgolog
from Mt err am prenarcd 20 furn sh stamps give
Instruct Qns g. 4 utHf turef's pricca.
For eescrip,io4'of ina new tty God VS. Ladys
Boo CrAuEuft. .. ~ HRS NJ uuNSON. ~
UH29 No 2ig s. Clafrsf.
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.G f.t- i.-..a4.t DIED. st
In wiaiham Nov % h, Of CONSUMPTION, S1fb, POLLY
CASE eyed t6 years. fr
In aVenna the y ult. Of cousuta tlon Mrs DOR
OrHi ). WELLS, lie VI J0hn 3 Wells, ESQ., aged bi
years. '-. fIf.f -sr. ..f.t. ....f. t.. - ~ Cpl
10 R,vsaSa, Dso 9d, Ma PHirAsrELIA FRENCH
the list year VI her ago.
ID Akron, Nov. 9J,h, AIr. BENJAMIN TowNR In the
s5sn year % AIS age ,-i.a $40 tr.. r' ,.-sf ,s
In Ioylaqd on the s,h inst MARY f, GILBERT Assd
l9Vears ' '7'' ' pix
~ta Warren on the 2ih inst ~ a disease Of The lnnsS
MIS- ELLtN WILSON, aged taN ests. .-. b..
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: 81 81 ElslOssbg6HsS -IRs stqaents At Prince;
,,asa,,,otOp College, N j., showed their brnging up
and foxdy ptOeivities tAS kisht6EDec. Sd, by
aSAAL 4 ashohdsFailOhY YSf soathgR lssgtitntnt and
practices They marched n procession 'BsAAHE
such bsppsIs ss John Brown TIE heIse- -Ihisl,
sg5h1t ViH9iefSffr anu martyr "i'n ss"a''tl %
asiriDpya with Henry Ward Beeehsr,' ste They
also hOgs eligiss Of Seward and Bssehsr sRa
burned them in front Of The College with wild
hunah. PrlneseD should BE- pl'ssd.
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- iSasS. ekGae 90 tiev. Wise.
.1AdU y ~ tIlickshoad patch Of the 9Th by tho
Ssgf = 81 soathesn line says; '.,.. .. Z. ','. ~
Gov Wise laid before the Legislature a let,
Ger fibm The Governor Of Ohio in reply 30 oils
Of his Gov Chase say s OHIO willfuIRll every
GOAsdtutiansT obligation % othOr membtrt a
stho 4hish Abnt esnAot obasent to the invasion
asIAao of her Territory BY armed men, even efFy yfhs
pursuing and arresting feeitiSsS isOn justice
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sIoors e9Lpi ~ 81. Eogtt:--h y. Louis on ths
su.. iaalnlnS Of Dee. 7.bs 4 O'Clock, The @sFouIy
Kan Z. tssshsa tWS dsgssos bsIOw ssEO. l-'seE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-14

&eiitnbe tperbtn bic srpbeSIIin pis&en.
trnlbabn als bie 3userlaiiefe BON allen an
bern fnben, &uel@e BON Nem-s prt, Ybilabelpbia
unb Baltimore mad BEN @elten unb 9orbpttten
fabrtn..s Auf bieier Babn tpirb bad o~ftualise
We@ieln peruaieeen, ,tucbur& man .ber @efabr
ausseiest IL, cine unri&tise 8ubn einiui@laeen.
pericnen i'm Ditn, bic mad ben. uSrbli&en
Soma uub mad Minnefota r.iitn tDcQen, eriparen
@elb inb 3tit. nen. lie ibre 8arten IN Nep-
9prt, pbiIabelpbia unb Baltimore taufen, ria
Baltimore unb 0bio &al &oab NIB Otip Sen
tral. mad @intinnati cber Gulur1bus; bann ria
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5+4.s4. sasa Central Nail &oab ~ ,tz5a:
mad Dnnltitb unb BON ta nit Der Minnefpta
padetQine 6 pmpasnn per Dau1pf-
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t.Srbli& ,unb ptfli@. io 1sg
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tinnati, Baltimore uub mad alien plasens ffablt@
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