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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
~ LIN Bp.

Wm Hsrrisou alas HsEelett, one Of the
mar~ading party, was lodged in our Jail on
Saturday pight last lie was brought from
Carlisle, snnsylvsuia. Governor Packer
has acted promptly 10 delivering owe The
ni.ersapts Who took shelter 10 bis STATE
add deserves the praise ofsvery one.
There are four more Of the party ye, q,
large Owen Brown, Bsrclsy COppes, Fran.
cisJ. Merri,m, and Charles =. Tldd. The
Governor Of Virginia has offered q reward
% ~ 000-s500 for each.
A man by the name Of Pagan !, also 10
Jail: He processes TO be engaged in vii
ting the history Of Virgins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

w The Nsv York Comnsreisl IL mis-.
tAses 20 suPpesing that there 10 aay .soisy
o. passionate olsnoF for the sxssutioo Fl
breSn % Virgieis Doebtlsss there Il |.
s'asr.i sosviesios, thai bsviss kso.issl,
.sd siifaIlJ violsisd oar Laws, Ysi..d = %,
bsllios, murdered our sitiEsas, asd so,sh,
y es'sgs es' l.sd 10 blood, ssd thai hsvins
esse faifIy and houorably tried IAsssgos.
lossa Ee'iy, sed ssstsues 10 bs hsss. he
cage. 70 sss viii Tsceivs The pasishsasn,
aas 70 bis efi~e., Bat bsyobd this tbsss
- seshins 70 lustifJ The idss, that ssy BODY
!. ''slsoetiog' o. ''psssiessis" foe hls ss.sS.
TIE people % VirI isIa, IL n. ease, have
ss'J ASKED 70 hsss The ks',s sd7iaisssrsa.
dheKaadyia Cassff,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
An ORDER YaoN rnR GOVERNOR.

The Governor Of Maryland has ordered
the Sheriff Of Washington County to .ppoiot
sufhsieps number Of deputies residing
Along or near tho boundary line betseeo
that State and Psonsylvanis, aud others IL.
80 residing along the Potomac RIVER, uho
may be empossrsd 10 40. With authority Of
isv 10 case Of any assembly Of uniavful Oh A.
sotsss, or men whose character and parpose
y noe Known, and 70 srrsst aud detsiu them
10 pursuspes Of this order, the Sbs,ig hs.
ssuaoned Eve hundred men in various
utiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
e sHLPmRHi,srows AUXILIARY
GUARD,."

A nunbsr ef ou' sitisess me, ., The Ar.
~o'J Hall on Wednesday night ofla., v..L
.Ud formed themselves ioto eompspy no.
der the shove osss SIXTY s,spd Of arms,
Halle Rites, have been received from Hsr-
psrs'Fsrry, snd distrihstsd to the msmb.,.
Of the eo"Pssy TIE following are The
psmss of the ofhosrs elected
} A Jons. - Csrtaia
john : P'ofe---ia LtsstsHBaf
II. Mo'gsn--2sd Ia His.aaf
Jsfotss Da SksDs 90 Osds,i, Ssfrsaat.
a. Csmstoa 2ad SesSeaag
J.mss MsNgrse -3d !SerRssn
John W Orsnt-- ga Svs,saL
Jas0bA. Smoots--5fA s. sRsaaf.
Sap RsR1Gsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
y. a. kAGl

In The various articles rsls i've TO The lat.
isvssisa ~ Harpsrs Ferry BY On AboIi,ios
mob, the name OF this individual f,.aue,tlv
occurs The name should b spelled Ksx,v
We understand that the father II thi. On az
tuiersied fros Sbessudc.h county to Ohio.
forty yssss ego, whore he b.s .i"cs ,.sided.
John II. vss sossd for bis recklessusss and
6ssPssst~ssss u character ffou bis youth -
He vss one Of tie principal dist urbers Of
the psscs 10 kspsas, during the aissraoeful
scenes that uers enseted there, com hitting
every act Of ,ielsncs uitbia kis power He
US d subject to cooperate with bic muir.
dsrous elan 10 bis recent mad attemp, to
create . ssrvi!e insurr.etisn 10 our m idst
ksgsy hes 90 extensive ooauectiouship 10
shsnaaeoaA, sho are among our mo.t hoa>
ct, ussssss'ss and so,srprisios citizens.
1enfA LRtos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
enAsrIur nLacs naMs.

The zoe yospg horss 'Cbsnpion Bbek
Hs~k Of horg.u blood. be.s,ifsl dark
esJ, ososd BY u n. Miller Of Jefferson
easeiy, sftsss bssss soI three iseh-s hisb,
1850 pounds 10 Weight, sod "a years old
has bsen on szhibisioh a. tbs fsn GROUND.
ihis vest, ssd st,rscted the sdmitaiioD Of
I'll lie is very grsesfal 10 movement, and
pfo@lses grs.t speed 10 harness. A more
superior ssimsl in ell rspsets can no, be
shove 10 The VALLEY Of Vrglais IL !. only
Bsessssry 70 ssy farther that he took the
bigbosI pssnlsm over III composition
WiaehSaer RSyn5hods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

W The 0e''rp.r Of Maryland ba, jpn
90 s"h the Governors Of several Other
o"'e'd The Union. sod Sc. spnt Tbsri,y
''s E''h I'M" as day Of thssk.girpg,ad
prayer 70 Almighty God Tor ID. n.sy bI.-.
logs 'oassssf'd ds'ius the pas, year II.
following States have nos -, s.id. 10
Gay Zoe shssksriviog vi, North G.
Al'e.ms, soush Csfoiie.. C.os.s,ie
h.~p'his, hsies, M....eba..t,. %.
island Ne. York ,P.sssyl,ssis, K.b,sciy
indians. Miehig.s, Miss.so,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
DssrsseUisn I'D v,siross.

Asopg the po,sd dutIakvi'l>i visitors 10
THE town vas Mrs r. Il. Spring. bsilips
from Esglesuood, New Jersey. She vs'
accompanied by her sou. Immediately on her
arrival. sic repaired to the Jail to see Capt
John Btoun. She vas DOT then ADMITTED,
DO, subssqs,stly cas- permitted. az inter.
visu. Yesterday morning she sgsis called,
sbd vas sdmitisd 10 the Jail, sfsr vhIeb
che made for the Depot. and lsft tosn
0ur tovn 10 eiied dsiiy viib "ssgsrs,
sOIiOus 10 &c, look ., the notorious mis-
efeanis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
sAsUsGEsrs Tasal-

The trisls Of Green and Cops'ssd vsrs
sosplssed i.ss week, since ssr !sss issss.
aud both fosea ssil,y A so,ies for arrss,
Of jadssnsst sss made bas ses ssstsissd.
Ses,spcs Of death vill b proso.sssd TO-
day or to-norrov.
Os Moaday, prslsuiossy measure vsrs
goisg oo for the trial Of Stsvsss. be- before
The jay vss snpssselled, spos motion u
Aspnrw Husrsa. Eco, Assistant States
Attorney, the trial sss posspossd, for the
presest dssnios is proper Ass Sssvses
csss g. before The Federal Cssss, 10 order
that witnesses from other Siaiss - sea-
uoosd. A sieilsr EFFORT vss sssssetisg BY
The frieoas Of Cooke, bss bsssss sossssls
prevailed, SD be 10 Dos % trial.
P.s Coohs YES defended By Msssss-
Green, Bosss ssd voorhees,. A. siSht
O'Clock last night the Jury retired. aud shsr
o" .osshc- OF about In bsur brought 10 .
vesd'es oil guilty on oil the couais bus the
nr:s, Gssson he yes then rssssdsd 70
jail. sso'soes .ili be passed to-day, vAse
the Cour. will adjourn for the present. s-ss.
PROTECTION ov TaE AsMOaSes.
Msjor General Wool has written Q letter
to g-n,leusu in Richmond, (vs) 10 vtisA
be eoumspts spou the H.rpers Ferry sf-
fair - shesiOg the folly of Leaving sruo.
ries without military protection Such ne
gleet, be ssys, is little else than invitation To
'iols,ors Of Lao and order to supply then
selves With U6ted States sru,, ssd With
then to execute their Unlawful purposes.-
General Wool sdds
"Uodet Mr.. Cslhoun'. adm ni.,rsiioo Of The
Wa Department AtmOties as well q. ar,<aaIs
we're placed under me sup-rin -udrnce Of snili.
hfy OH ce's They are military rsiabiishments
ant snouid be under the eoauol OF miuary men .
shs guard 10 pfoieci and defesd Ib.m. Ts,s
ought 10 be mote especially the rs>e win all .ses
s"abiishmes,s 10 the Soethern Staies and A for
no Other PURPOSE, 20 guard sssia.t attempts i,ss
b,o.a.. lssi 'sey should hsppes 10 hesiu,ss
where the resuit night Be mach mote di>aais Nc
insn 81 hapsr's Fefrv The cost OF the armo.
ties sad srssnsi-, tneiUtins stms and other nusi-
lions OF var stored Ia tnem zmo q ~ To many mil
lions. This. above ell oghrr property .hould b.
guarded aad protected sgainst insutrectionsi. OF
hiibu,ris, shesber established 10 The North or
Souh,"
Tn, General thinks there is too little care
taken VI public property 10 thi, eoaa,ry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
DGCeAssD.

We Fesrst V lssrs Of the de-. n u M
joe % 7 shibslsr, aged a. y-sss. vho dsod
80 PfIsestoo, Aissis-i2p,. 90 the I0ss aIt
81 b,lliOs. fever NJ Shiadl.r Sas a a..
Of The ,s,s Gerard Shisdlss aBd . bsotAe, 81
NJ. Josa G sHisdlsr. Of sAis tova. NJ,
bad jss, Fstarnsd 10 his.is.ip H. having
bess hers o. . Visit 10 be eyed sed iss.s,-
@sels @othsS, % fsl hssItS ssd vice, -
HOG WslJ is M. ehisaIsss Ssath s.a o.
sEslain 10 lhs hidst q life se Ar. ,a
dsaiS SIP. RSTis,s,.
HrA @ss, ssnsd Allss Rsibs v.s ar
rested 10 ) sabtos, vs. for susmptiss -
Pssa eosotsrisit moesy A large amosst q
boges egie sd votes so fsusd spsa b.
Prfsos he so,ss parg,Tt % b. i.sa.J bY
ls heFeess's Baos e LybeAEafsi ths
AoIssvssseFa Bsst ~ Ybgisis. sod Aaks
- kse'sshy OAis Hsssas6usst,s, As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
OLD ssown's .kAnsAs " oRx I.

The Chsrlsstoa Courier has received, .
letter is ssys, from . gallant friend no~ re-.
siding on Jsnss Islssd, s. O., Who served
. faithful tour 10 Kansas on ehslf Of the
South. and whose name it may give hers.f.
Ter, stating that many Of old Browns s,ts-
nenss are fslss--psr,ieulariy bis remark
that bis late sets at Harper. Ferry we're 10
rstalis,ies for the killing Of bis son Fred.r,
lex in ksnsas BY pro.sl.very men. The
correspondent Gays:
i state. ss . feet, that BIZ. son Vas killed
10 Kansas BY . Fr~e-Ststs man, Q citizen of
Illinois. and . minister Of the eo.pel-a man
that Vas, By report murdered ty pro-siavery
men. The NORTHERN papers Gill recognise
the man when l ds'lsrs that Poor Martin
White vas the man tbs, shot old Brown .
sea.' | ssw i, dous sad the sane d.y l
shot old Brosu, and nov regret that did
not finish him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

~ Old Giddipgs declares ,hs. b. bad
no hno"Isdss Of tb. plsos Of old Brown. but
old bro.e says In sfse, ths, old Giddinss
hsd, aud We have no dosb, that old Brows,
bad - he may be 10 some thugs, 10 . NOR.
ecb'eisntioo. sud uethful msn than old Old
ding'; We guess tha, old Giddipss tse-
What vas doing. There 10 eertslpiy az
issue betsess the two old oees, ssd vs sp-
prshsod that ssstbsr "Old Ons' viii ss,
then both - L0stsViiLs ye.y.aI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
rHE YoUsG Man oopPIc.
tcOue'poadsse, Of tn. N,v York rribs.. /,


Safes, Ohio. Nov. ., fsss.
Everybody ts snrioss to learn Oh possible mar.
uesiaf' fslaiiys 10 The psrtieipsats 10 ID. Hs,.
pers feuy shsH, and 1 AN wiling 10 osts,bst-
M 9ile a. Information
rbs Lssay mas sisia Coppie (inptop,rlv
pfiskd Copper 70 sstiye % tsts pises. .h,,s ~
resided sstii some ssysa Years ego snen he v,.,
70 .oss RE vas isk 20 oFphss Q, 90 early aes
sns as provided si1h . soss 10 the ismtky 80
bssevo,ent oass.r.s frIend of the Coppic i,.,,,
vso we're also ossssn. lie fsms,ned sI ~,
place some 100 of tofee years. tIhtbhias da,I,s
that lims sueh evidence OF . dspraVed soa ~
eious ssStse hat Ais bes.lselsf dId not I,,I N Al.
coy u o-ffiend hts 'nrAef, Esd iafsed aim Ioo.s
Aief ier yssfs more sp- 81 % Tsftoos o. aes, =.
81 last vent 70 loss. shsfe ne remaiasd us,,I ~,
committeeman oi ,TOsBiss 10 Kansas wh.a a.
smefs'ed 80 nat Tsutiofy. frsrsiar sSsi. a.
loSs sitter peaes vss fesiofe3. Dee vho Es,-
BIN 's Iowa, shef be he'd snsissd 10 MAJ hood IA.
iOf@s me hat Ae enioj ID The fsps aion af rs.E.
iras dsfe 'dsvh ieil0v, po>sessieR much more phy
fissi iostt ode thsa gfireipls sfsf the eesssslon
o. HoVb'ss 10 ksnsss ~ wss snRseed utts HSsw.
10 funutae % slaves from Mtssoad. aoss e.
Hoaths stoes ~ rasssd lkrpsgh his plse. II. A..
say kaaf, 80 ne satt. and spsnt several Ssxs ~.
Si1h he iofmef scSaaisisaess. Il y ptohshl.
ihs' he vss ihsn % as vsy 70 iois Bsous =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

W The sEei's@sst srouisg oct Of ibs
Hs'psr's-PsrrJ isvssios sss absorbed svsTy
ihins slss. Bssisss. ofhisd svs'y has bs.s
pssslyssd. ssd 10 ia very di@sSl, for %. to
confess hi@s.if ever svs nisuIss .. ssy
Oss dsiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

uUsSsT the lass Of vfaisia TIE Gov.
ernos esaso, psss0a . psrsoa eoavie,sd o.
issssoa 20 The Comsoaussltb, sEesps sith
tbs consent q The Gsssrsi Asss@bly, De-.
dared By jest rssslstiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

VnsSisia LAsD sALE M Jso N M
veil last GEEK 'Old he Irsos q lssd 10 Abe
@.'l', We near NE Nsl.os .osssy Bs. 80.
s.'s'es $40 sssss. ~ ESQ. 900 b.lssss6 ~
acre TIE psrsAsssss are Rs,sb.sS sss.s
nee vso Sill -osh s1s pl.es fOs IL. ''i'
posed @issrsl rsalth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
oPPosITIoN MEETING

~s.tef ~ The Osposhioo ssrty utN .. tsf
" Ccvr Heuss ~ CAsfles,oun .. W-fsv
20 vs. Ssy II Nsve-Ley. 'or i've purp,ss d. ~
b,".s s'lsfs's' ." ths Ccsvsntlop 10 - b. 81
easosa D~ermhsf ttih. ~ is ths fssi "a.
abo are Sebeasd 20 80 ps,srnf Adutai.rssos
- P's'es' ssd isss par IL be pfoessdisss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

Tvs GssiT Cohs csop.-Tbs L,f,y,s
uSs 1oarosl'sJ' COupsssst judss' e.
@s'' The corn crop o. the Uaiisd States n'
preset Jssr ., biss AaaSsed millisn, y
eS'ss''' s'iSs 81 90 svsrsg. price o. IonJ
eee'' per busbsl, soald b worth s3Cc0t.
600
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

Ac9TrrHp The CankssIssd Ci'iIn
'sy' Geo II Dsahs, vho .ss srrs.,ss
h~ sssa' $50, io' The tillisz Of B.s'5.''
n AtesJ, 10 1875, sSdsrvsst Trial s,',''
iAs AlIsshssy cosssy Cereals cosrt ~
vssh, ssA va ssqshts4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
COL HARBOUR

we herewith ,abmita letter Z rom Col
h.sso'A' Saperiutsadsat Of the Armory at liar
pefs Ferry. The letter eIp'sins i,s-if ard .s,ot
crates Col. d fron chsrs. which rogId o,.,,u.
nave been used for bis ihdisidasi injary aud a..
means 10 excite one section OF the eoantr, Ayaa,t
'he Other We are that 90 far q. Col Bafboaf
T" concerned ,hs appointments witch come ~lthia
MS Jurisdiction wtl be made With sole r-l-r,nc. q,
merit add qualification.
L. s. Asoar, Hsypr', Fsr-. Va.
November , 1889
hpfroa see ridiculous paragraph yoiag
me roasds' OF the PAGERS, 10 which IL i, .s-.t
INST opoo my recent visit 20 the Sprinsf-Id A.
m"fy nsd rnksged Mr.. Salmon Adam. A. Ns.fsf
Afm'rsr, sut since my tv.arn Ia Their hal ..t,-,
nim is,t-- esuoelipg the engagement, gppn 10,
gfoaad tnAi no Northern mao ~oBIi b. a., her,
IN, S-crs'ary Of War, not The Sut-,ir,.r Seat
appoints The Master Armorer. Heoe. / coaia %,
nave engaged Mr. Adam. hav. n.,., n. t,,s O.,
sinee my return srttten Mr.. Adam. single be-,
neeee nave not cancelled any sBgsgr meet . q
" however, Ihsd made suy ,ogav.m,,, .s
NJ. Adams b 10 due 10 pys~H 10 ssy ths, 4, 80
ne'sf nave BEN Cancelled FOE any such rrs..s =.
e"e cne stssd IN The paragraph alluded 20 b,,.
no 'u-s tnsf tbe crime Committed by Bfosb's mo-,
uioe per miiied 10 distarb tie BarmnoY y, b.
eoahuy. nor do recosnn, The wisdom ofr,,.t,,
sS'ny men ~ the North because thsf, a.,
some bod meu IN that rvsio.
Bat the Secretary Of War appoint. "a. u,.,..
Afmorer bsre, and presam. viii DO A. 80,
cs"oo IRON me or say body els. For nt...fr
.sW eeue eoosfh 10 do 20 perform IN. lsytfi~.s
duties OF my osB once R@-p.,,,nIi,
ALSsEO u. BaHaora
Sapefibtanieat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

~ The cisvsIssd Pisisdssler ssys that
brovs spent most q his time vLile IN
Clsvsi.ad 81 hstbsus' livery sssbls, ssd
Goteisd oa' 20 passengers the "pois,sS 10 q
h's deep sssliOe, vbioh he ssid As ksd III.
ess.'ed % kissesri, cad skisb BE- ct lssr.L
sold fer eisei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

The dosswspt gill be printed for ib,
bssss, u oss % oar siiissss, . sos-slsy.
boldsr sbo sss wounded b. oss Of The
Brvsh PARTY A sopJ-Tigh, siIl BE- Gtss
sat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

THs KAssas EtEorIoS. "A tslsgrsbhis
tsspsteh gives The oaei.. vote q the resent
slseties IN Ksusss ss follsus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10
srEvgNs ANTEcsDaNTs.

Stevens the sesompllos Of BYoua IN n.
Hssp.'s.P'uy forsy, v, like kis leader. s.,
yithes' bis sbieeodsnts The records of Al.
War Dspsrtmsbt show that be vss h ~.
regular srny 10 hsEiso that vh;ls .h.,,
sea ssvefsl ethss' = stisisd Assiest their
.eos bas =" Pafdoess - Prszissss Psls !;
'ss ee sss 81 sfsards ssst 10 The re0si.s
s@y 70 ksasss 81 tie tios q he tsosbls,
tesFs ;--sAeFs Be deserted the ssrviss Ssd
io,ssa NE nsFsstise party u Jokn Bsovu
n'se sh leader be sas severely soaadsd a,
hs'Per'- Ferry, bet lits hin survivss ~
900 y" h's on The gsllsvs.-- W. Ssal,ssf
ga r'ss eo@pasy sss orssoissd 10 Bs,.
rJ,iils Aosdsy seek, s. " Bowen. esp,sia
sea Z y Hsesoek, JOha Moresa, q IL
A'sey sbs q. pssbl, lisusssssss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-10

SsAs Bros-i Yoa save Ge-a charged uItA
bee several ard dis,ise, offences Of the se.po,,
evsssssiisy sish The sissp, 10 subrert by fore.
ne iss'i'ssion % slavery - established ls this
STATS sith sdvisiag slaves u rise IN rshsil,os
Agsias' TIE susbeyiy Of heir owssrs. and 9Th ,hs
vhlsai,. eslihsrsss sad P,smsdi,aisa msrasr Of
SEVERAL - osr eitis,Es, she 80 wss their dst, on.
psss1 ne sHscssioa 81 tbsss ealsvfai parposes sss
81 - ssias ssrs sAst dovs By ths party usAsr
yess es@Dsst. Yor seeh u tk.ss os.uo.s N.
lAv ssaoaaoss ~ psasiy Of Dead, and sou Il
saiy ss1siss fgs ~ - TIE siaistsr 81 The lau 70
vsosouSos is judg~ss, upon Jca
BET . ressoosbts dosbsesa srlss e. 70 Won, mil,
81 saeb ed every Of tAsss os-aoss Year o-a r..
p>ssst sA.issioss. ed ell ths otAsr svs4.oo, |,
~ ess.s, fupy sass.Es The verde, tb.s h.s b-,a
rssasFst as~u Il rnosc-s.ssy 70 rsoapi,ai.,.
asy poftioa ~ this svidsrcs 90 svvry Dsrt Of Il.
thas sddvosi by yoss~'l - eel a. that ia,roAos,S
~ ~ pFos>cstios, eestSibstss 70 ptsvs tAas zen
- $685. sisb yosr Iollovs,s lsto sh,. eoaasy a..
sSsiss4 v e.FrV lsse srerstios ~ brrs fhs go
hsfsl pasposs 81 HssFsfiss tbs Souihera slaves.
Yes have e-ea dsfssssa ~ eossssl Of nA,ssa
shshV' ~ p'y gave sbsf pstisn, st,-s,iss 10
s-sJ ssEaess' addrus',d 70 fbsw 10 ysss hsA.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
DOIbeH1'

DOtbRNf
COM M E r. CHA COLL E q e
OF the City of New Orleans,
FOUNDED IN 1882,
Chartered by the Legislature of louisiana
CAPITAL STOCK. .S25oop
Is REMOVED AND REoPENED
In the new and spacious Iron Edifce, known as
STORY BUILDING"
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Entrance both streets. Open Day and Evening
N B-There special Apartments and Professors for Book
Keeping Penmanshp, Mathematics French German, Spanish
English Latin, Creek to the TINE of business
| men,
Persons from years attend any branch they
wish and perfect they wish to be- There proba-
bly not less than Of former students in banks
and business houses in this city
Merchants apply here for clerks and hook keepers
Country merchants, steamboat clerks, etc. can learn in
days keep their correctly write free handsome
hand.
Catalogues with TERMS opinions of the press and leading
of the nation etc, sent all who desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College in South
west and the Oldest in the United States
MORE THAN QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its merits alone
To prevent mistakes, imrosition Students intended
College should bring this advertisement special rcc
lions every temporary open few
months ALL course making wonderful pretensons prom
ses posting flaming pacas enghen the people
Orleans and the South
re- strangers respectfully invited to visit the
| College and judge for themselves
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
! d23 op3tSltWs President.
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Watches, JeaOels'y, SilUer,
AND
PLATED WARE.

Watches, .JesOels.y, SiIUe,,
AND
PLATED WARE.
The finest and largest stock in the SOUTHWEST now on
HYDE & GOODRICa's,
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
Every variety Of Imported and Domestic made
Watches.
Having thirty years with the
best English manufacturer have facilities
qualed in this city for furnishing WATCHES suit shade
of We have in Europe different manufacturers
whom give patterns and Styles who make these
goods for only. SPORTING WATCHES, of the highest
finish Watches winding without Key; REPEATERs and
EIGHT-DAY WATCHES; LADIES PLAIN and ETRUsCAN
GOLD ENAMEIED and DIAMOND BACK WATCHES, with
Chaeaines match the celebrated FRODsHAM and JUR
GENsEN WATCHES, and other varieties from $50 $500
Diamond Jewelry.
collection all by the and
richest styles. We import DIAMONDS and deal d
in Paris and London.
PLAIN GOLD and ETRUsCAN JEwELRY
ENAMELED,
CORAL,
GARBuNCLE,
MOSAIC,
CAMEO,
AMETHYST,
SAPPHIRE,
LAVA, GENEVA PAINTINGS, PEARL.
And every other style, a, all prices.
PLATED WARE, "..0."
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CUTLERY,
| FANCY GOODS,
| PARLoR ORNAMENTS.
CLOCKS,
| VASES,
BRONZE FIGURES
And CAEDELABRAs,
| PARIAN sTATUETTES and VASES
DRESSING CASES and WORK BOXES
PORCELAIN DINNER and BREAKFAST SETS
Richly decorated hand and furnished order with the
or initials each piece.
Made expressly by the celebrated London ant
| other makers.
| RIFLES
| MISSISSIPPI,
KENTUCKY,
COLTS,
wHITNEY's
| NELSON'S,
ALIENS,
and sHARP's.
na- Sole Agents for latter in New Orleans
PISTOLS, REPEATERS, SPORTING and MILITARY
GOODS Of all kinds
Our Show ROOM filed objects taste always ope
to the inspection of visitors
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Sign of the Golden Pelican.
sJ- ESTABLISHED in New Orleans years.-er
Ont
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Toys.
Toys.

Toys. Toys. Toys.
The opening of the GREAT EXHIBITION OF TOYS and
FANCY ARTICLES, CHINAWARE, BISCUIT, ETC., etc.
T. nhoRMAU,
will positively place THURSDAY, the 18th instant
The of this house and the public
ally are respectfully invited call this immense Bazaar
where all and good invent please the
fastidious choice will be displayed.
The price of each different article will be marked on to ia
ciate the sale and guide the purchasers
their choice.
Constantly hand
complete of Mems Shirts of every quality
Children's Shirts, of every quality.
styles of Socks Cravats, Walking Canes Gloves Draw
ers, Undershirts, etc, etc.
Also
very large Of Mercery, Ribbons Fancy Goods
Frnges, Bindings, Buttons, etc., etc.
Together with large of Partisan Fefunery lately
ceived.
T. MOREAU.
ola 2ptd25 corner of Toulouse and Royal streets.
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Splendid Choice

Splendid Choice
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS,
Valuable ~ well Beautffull
PERSONS DESIRING TO MAKE THEIR FRIENDS
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS,
WILL FIND AT THE EsTABLIsHHENT
"a. M "A L Il "A E ID,
Nos. g. ROYAL STREET AND 80 BIEHYILLE STREET.
All that could desired in the way Of
RICH EBONY ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNI-
TURE;
Fine ampassadc Bocade Iamask Satin Silk Embroidered
Bobinet and Muslin CURTAIN sTUFFs;
| Large French Plate MIRRORS, Buhl FURNITURE;
| Plated and Alfenide TABLE SETS;
Fine CUT GLASSWARE, in full sets of richest pattern;
| CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS;
| BRONZE STATUARY, CANDELABRAS, MANTEL ORNA-
mens and Clocks in every variety;
Paper Nache Work Tables Writing Desks Center Tables
Jewel Boxes Work Boxes etc, etc
Porcelain and Bcu! tauet'e Vases and Clocks Bronze
/ Gilt and Porcelain Lamps in every variety;
| Earthenware Statuary of all Sizes for Gardens:
Bull satuee and Flower Stands Gilt Ebony and Rosewo
Prize Diew.
An endless variety FANCY ARTICLES too
mention. d23 l5t
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Fnssasa,e's IyO,, Tie.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20, 1859
Mr.. HENRY FASSMAN:
Sir-The Hoops, with your Tie, which for
trial gave have used those subsequently,
ordered building oneourth Of my The
button simple easily managed negroes experience
less difficulty and delay in applying it than rope.
hesitation in asserting belief of the superiority of
with your Tie rope for safety and
economy in the putting cotton and merchants have
made no objections shall them upon every bale of
next crop. Respectfully,
Your obedient servant
RoBT. SEMPLE,
Of Wilkinson county, Mississippi
pI-Messrs A. Nj. Turnbull & Co. the merchants
Senpe whom reference made the authenticity tn
above.
d24 2ps H. FASSMAN.