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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
Patronize Home Enterprise!
A BOok-Bindery in ToWanda

WE would respectfully announce to our friends and
w the public generally that have connected with
our Printing Office and Book Stationery Store, Plain
and Fancy BOOKBlNDERY, and earnestly solicit the
patronage of all who desire anything in the line.
Having secured the services of of the best binders
in the United States ater ourselves that give
universal satisfaction both in workmanship and price.
Therefore present to the public the strongest
ces that prepared to bind in a workmanlke man
ner all kinds of BOOKS, among which may name
Bibles Histories Music Magazines, Pamphlets. Perodi-
calls, Law and School Books, to order pattern in
French, Halian, German and English style; IN
FeIret, Six, CL0th, Leather and Paper.
upon the most reasonable rates for CASH ready pay
RS-Giye a trial.
Particular attention given to rebinGing Books. All
work warranted to he properly executed.
EB"Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes made to order.
Jan |, 1858. Z. A. PARSONS.
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Towanda Borough Report for 1853.

EATENDIII
Amount Of work done on public streets, 1917 81
Material furnished laying and repairing walks, 3s2 70
Building 3D. street Bridge, 80 90
Building two public reservoirs, l0l %
Rebuilding Culvert on Main street, 2l6 90
Repairs old cuivert occasoned by frcshet, Al IL
nstalmentS and interest paid Borough scrip 26j Sc
Expenses of Fire Department, 90 60
Winding and keeping town clock in repair, % 90
Repairing Borough Tools, ) 80
Election Expenses, Is 10
Printing Expenses, l6 50
Justice Fees, 4 50
Attorney Fees, for 1853, i 90
Taking care of Engine house and repairs, 10 90
Coal and lights for Council rooms, 5 -
Books aud stat 0nery, 90
Sec. and Treas salary and serving app notices. 43
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
NGatched Rorses for Sale.

s THE Subscribers desire to sell
<S@4Y4 Hthcir fine span of matched BLACK HORSES,
A-AZ-l not having teaming enough to keep them en-
p0yed. Said team is a valuable and is well known
having been formerly owned by Messrs. Harris & Page
and Welles X Brooks Tney took the first premium as
she best pair Carriage Horses at the Bradford County
ricultura Fair in S5T-ther wc about 1900 pounds
each. We viii sell them cheap, either for cash. on
time with approved security
Athens. Sept u, 1855 WELLES, BLOOD & co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
The Great Atlantic Telegraph =!
M. z. scEoTEoW's
CL 0THIHG EMPORIUM.
10. 2. Patton,s Block.

10. z, EGtton'S SloCk.
THE two greatest events Of the Nineteenth Century
Il are the submarine telegraph between Europe aud
America, and the unparalleled stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING OF NJ, +. SOLOMON! combining the
greatest variety, latest fashionable and most durabiy
made Clothing ever brought to Towanda.
beg to inform the citizens Of Iowaadl and vicinity.
that have REMOVED to No. . Pattons Block door
north OF Ruckwes store where shall le happy to see
all my old friends and customer, and as many ones
may wish to favor me with call Having just return
ed from the Eastern and Western markets where have
purchased my Fall and Winter stock OF CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. &C.. can supTlv the
public at lower rates than solid here before as have
bought my stock for Cash az the lowest figures
Ny STOCK CONSISTS OF
ERcoATs-SdPertine black Beaver Raglans and Sack
Overcoats; Black, brown and blue Pilot do Peersham
do: Sup. black Union Cashmere do Black brown and
gray Sealskiu do Deer skin do Lion skin do Fancy
Bear skin do. and various other styles too to
mention.
FRocKcoATS.-Fine French black Rroadcloth double
breasted Frock Coats singlehreastcd, same Medium
quality do Cotton warp do French Beaver Business
do Fancy Cashmere do side band do; Black Union
Cass. do Fancy Satinet do Tweed and Kentucky Jean
do.
PAyTs-Sup black Doeskin Pants Mcdirm 10: Bin
cotton warp do Fancy Cashmere side band do; Satt-
nett do Farmers and Mechanics Cashmere 90.
NESTS.-french Fancy six Velvet Vests : Chenille and
Printed do SIX Vests of all des riptions silk and
Worsted do; Black Satin do; Cashmere Vests SAITH
net and Plush do.
FrHNISuNG Goops.-Fancy S.Ik Ties Block do; Fan
cy six Scaris Black figured Sclrs; Black SILK Cra-
vats Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs Cambrc do: silk
do Fancy cotton do White lnen-bosom shirts Fan
cy Marseies do Fancy Linen do White Maraeilles By
ron Collars Fancy do Fancy and white linen do :;
White string and lap do Hosiery, OF all kinds SSpen
ders; White aud Mixed Mems Wrappers and Drawers.
\ complete assortment Of Boys Clothing! Boots and
Shoes and Ruhhers, Of all kinds Sole Leather Upper
Leather, Kip skin, Calf skin etc
ON motto "QCICE SALES AND SMALL PE0FITs."
Cash will be paid for WOOL Hides Sheep Pelts, and all
kinds of Grain, at the highest market prices.
Remember, removed to No. ?, PattOn's Block former
ly occupied by William A. Rockwell.
Towanda, Sept. %, 1855 NJ. T.. SOLOMON
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
Great Excitement in Clothing !
COLLINS g. POWELL.

CSLL1LMS d. ECW w ELL,
4 RE now receiving the Largest Stock of
a Ready-made Clothing ever offered in this market
which they selling at prices that astonsh every one
our Goods are got up expressly for Trade and are
warranted in every way, stock consisting every
thing IN the line OF Men and Boys Wear, Black Cloth
Coats, Fancy and Plain Business Goats Satinett Goats
Black aud Fancy .CasSjmcre Pants, Union do Satinett
do Silk and Plush Vests Cotton Plush do Satnett do
Plush and Satin do.
Gents Furnishing Goods!
Such Wool UnderShirtS, Wool Drawers Collars Cra-
watts, SuspcndCrs, Gents White and Fancy Shirts Check
and Hickory Shirts Hosiery Of all kinds Hats and Caps
the latest styles of Black Silk Hats made to order.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
We are receiving the largest Stock OF Cloths Cass
meres and Festug Offered in this market which we
ready to make to order sell by the yard Persons
wishing Clothing made mp to order, will do we'll to give
call before purchasing elsewhere as we warrant eve
ryhng to lit sale. We keep none bn the best work
men, and receiving the latest Fashions every month
Persons wanting anything in line viii please give us
call as keep nothing bat Men and Boys Wear and
think bay Goods cheaper than those that only buy
a few.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in payment
for Goods and short credit. Cutting done as usual and
charge when the Goods are bought of US Don't for
get the place, one door south of Halls Hardware store
October H. 1893. COLLINS IL POWELL
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lIadies Dress Goods.

DARTlCULAR attention is invited to a large assort-
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods now being received by
JOSEPH POWEI.L-eomprisGg everything that is now
fashionable and ddrable in Berages Grape Mosetts Or
CANDIES, French Printed Jaconetts Lawns English and
French Prints, Brliants, Ducal Plads Lustres Chas
Ginghams Prints, &c. &C. which will he sold at prices
tar less than ever before offered in Towauda.
June :, lSJS.
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY!

RBThe attention of thepubc is requested to the very
general and excellent assortment always hand at the
Argus Book and Stationery Store first building north OF
the Ward House Call and eXamine onr stock
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
TOWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY
IRON AND STOVE ST0PF,
d. C.. HALL

Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Hardware and Stoves, Iron
and Nails, Sash, Glass, Paints
aDd.Oils, House Trimming
all kinds ofCarriage trimmings.
Seat Cloths and Laces. Carriage
Sulkey and Seat Springs. Car
penters' and JoincrS Planes.
Saws, AuEers, Chisels and all
other TGois-CroSs Cut, Mill
and Circular Saws, Blacksmith
Tools, Bellows, Anvi!s. Vices.
Hammers and Screw Plates
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ea16e0 5 Gy 81 NJ ~ }gI1t eses>fnin<
prominent living fFieads; and On Mp. Brown en-
During II be bad hssrd thai Gerrit smith wss In
s sss. e sspaisd ssisay In The Affirmative, and
HIS nodoss sSsls q dssps.iusa Il his own ~
msips We singuhr Ds 0oaght it would save
trs>ls "a e.Psnes e5sm = body % sshss ov.r
ri En- ~: :ss i ): s.s 2 sss,s
tne ne disPeoUpa so1Ild b msde q the
- y: two bod. {kill6 4 Hsrpers FerryJ
isey Id oe fdnnd NJ. brown seemed much
the - pro@Eey by s.sriae Brown that .scA
Be expressed his earnest desire that no religion:
rm;sss * p,o,;:.very sssgyns. :soSd Be
wculd fsthee be ushefed into the ether world &C.
compsuied by the prayers Of slaves than by al The
Retipcns q the entire clergy Of Virginia, He az
ana that hey would soon be anised fsr sssfniH
ssst nat Sc sssad pss y sSis u ~ - sss
!. On the morning Of bis sxscutioa Brown ess his
The reesen o. ne small stsesdasee q shsexscu-
tion was tlIat persons outsids The tswn evsa froa
the smmedtass neighborhood, were psesnptosily
stopped frea psecssding 10 The ground. On our
occurring eagerly X g Old Brown WA hung.
some half dozen volunteer roprs Got The exeeu-
ton o. Brown were sent to the sheriff The enc
ton, hsoke when tes1sd with weight of thrrs
ffsy-sixesr attached 10 IL. The sheri6 uscd enc
81 hts own procuring. IL Was much shorter than
10 cffen use1, and when fastened 70 the cross-
beam above The prisoners head, had very little
Among those who wer. present q The execution
were ex-Marshal Donaldson, Of Kansas. who h.s
heretofore encosmtefed Brown IN Kansss; Hon
Mr.. Sc0ok, 81 California. Col \. n Thompson. Of
5oseph Nc. 10 broughts piece Of rope volus-
TERED Tor the execa1ion and manufactured hy the
negroes Of Ma. Doyle, Of Kansas, whose husband
and sons were killed by Old Brown and partv;)
and Colonel Penneld. Che we'll known aren't for
Sharp's rides, and who by the way bad consider.
able diAlculty In reaching here. He assured his
chsllengsrs At every barrier that he was Just the
man Virginia should do business with at this
1uncfure and by his Boa Aossms aud eloquence
worked bis way through, go =. -.
Gen. Taliaferro, on Learning that Col. John 3.
Cunningham, Of this city, was 10 Charlestown,
promptly designsted him upon bis stan for the
day, and thus secured an exceedingly eood-look.
Ing and efficient aid. sTre 20 80 ~ =.
The task Of getting 10 sCharlestowa on Thu Q
day and Of procur ng reporting fssilties GA short
notice, was necessarily a somewhat d nacult one;
and the writer returns his warm acknowledge.
nenfs to Col Cunningham. Mai. Barbour, M sj
Is. b. Washington, DR.. Rawlings, (ta whom q
fact all the mem bes Of the pres present Il Charles
town yesterday largely Indicted Sos his active
services In their behslf) ex-RGsyes Bsrtgis, II
Frederick, and other gen1emen who % kindly
aidtd In putting him over the road" c. 8. N.
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80 RAILS, PARTIEs, %.
NJ Arfo NAL o U Ar D.
lNNUAL REuNrnN

II. Nshensl G.ard rs.pectfu'ly STATE thss hey
Ess,s.r. q Vel - ,ss numerous a 1 fr, 81 q
he Corgs, az The .washinlton Assembly ~
is sh On sSsy "a. q 81 ts De-,
order sxd enjoy ment that h.ve stsended Al 5orpsr
oocasaens Of the uard ehaii be July asintsipcd-
.tur AL fricDds brig 20 gumerous, and fcaring
thsf ~ bed ladies' invita- tlors great many mleh
not Ie9eive ensms none vis he ia ned. ard very
With the!r preeepce sDou that cccssion.
BaE Wtsssssnd troupe VII be tAess. .Fvf ssd.
I1oSeH 81. edm ting gentleman and lsdies-ts
= nan q IsYbers Of he Guard and At he hall On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

III The London Times upoa the San Joan
dineuity, enlarges upon the general conviction
that war between America and sEnelaad 10 i'm
possible, u however nys:-afhere are some
coavictions which work out their own truth in
psactiee but there others which tsnd to their own
pfaedcal refaAtion. "Wednesday hope that he
di1sent resding Of the axiom that war win
England and America e impssibls may not b
an iiustsatisn of this truth The editorial AFTER
pointing out the importance Of San Juan 10
England and the inposathility Of the surrender Of
1t, unless some very different title be broug ht for
ward from any yet soen, coacIuds by expressing
much satisscsion That the right to the Island win
Be e9sfiy discused In washingtoa and London,
willie the sfairs on The spot win remain In ssst.
qsc. sss fs
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A1IQ0UxUU NxWB ~ OU4s
Tn Drxocrav,c Mrrrrrs II he Hesse u
Rspresenhtivss are requested % neet IN confer
ence in the Han II the House, This sveaing (sat-
urdayl Al half p.st o'clock. a =
sCArcussIxs -Ths sssthihg peliticsl nnIdf49
nov bubsliag - fnriously IN he Feds1 Mstre&
elia are eGssvescing In the way Of c1(euzses8
ssu1e designations, asd fAcssanal squada Il pastir
Thns, in the course ef ysssesdey sad = evmfl
motings were held Of nearly very pssition dsl-
- Sion composed Of more than single member
These were fesling-areund meetings, ~ IL were,
each man present At one Of them being anxious TO
fsthom the fntsntons, ~ At ient the views ~ his
sppositien colleague, with reference TO all the
House onees 3 u alfpa q
:, We know enough 10 satisfy 10 that In these
nestinss y wss.as6srsppsssaArt -. ~ ssius.
prsssihls. conhicts men,. 70 man, win vote
steadily for NJ sh<snsa Or spsskss, sruSusg
70 elect him eventually BY means Of the sdoptIos
Of ths plurality rule. u 81 shsr various projects
81 "dickeringn fAif 70 secure him majority
vete. Up 10 noon today thsis msn. Il best judg-
meat were utterly unable to hgnfs out his elec-
ton except by the evsntual adspeion sef The plu-
fality rule. They al counsel adhssance to Mr..
Shennsns Sortunes nh sall IL blue.n slsfoH -
| Last night Nj. Hofmans prospects for he
Cle kship lsemed up, IN the bas-roens q .isad,
where II was insistsd that Il tbs Republicans
I.voted supfeet him, he could bsing enough Septh
Amesicaas 70 The rslisf o. irresstibls eopfietisn
| 70 get Il cut Of ~ present dilemma. The Repnh-
licaps ase Prepared - suppo ahy body fot clsfk.
even MT. Fosnsy, fthsugh thst dose viii b vssy
| nauseeus one fof many 81 HEN 10 take,) who can
certainty supply NE votes laek,ag % make Mr..
Sherman Speaker. - ~ se
The Republieaa party WIRE u1less expected the
arrival Of their Great Mogul, Mr.. Thuriow Weed,
last night. We. heard twenty snxiosn Inquiries
made for him In ~ many minutss. Powerful q
he deserves to be ana 10 In the management Of the
Affairs Of his own party, we doabt his ability to
extract nom the South Americans aud anti-Le-
compton Dennocsas together, the three or four
more votes they must throw in behalf OF Mr.
She man, to compoU his election by majority
vote. ss SO q
We believe int the wisest Of his supporters II
length counsel the abandonment Of further Efforts
to obtain votes fes him outside o. Ills party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

or tf4se1,F sf.ssa fexaoDai.
-. Hosssy s. Green and dauzfter. Mo-. wi
p; " aisssys DID, ssd Z. T. Moore, Ky, are at
...:llsa. lame. Wilson, md Jno.x.B. s,,v.
s BAN, uhis ). n tiAsiS Lss; ia. q
K Bingham, Mich, Z. q. French, Ne. II
~aidroh, Mich-s and 3. a. BurrougRs. N. "
are q nc Washington Hofse - ~ 7
- Hena- H C. Burnett, g. q. Pevtpu. w y
.simns. ny. @. W. Scranton, John II . EDDIE.
Pa A. Il. ,cngiss en-. w. Tappaa, b, CLARK. r
- edwards, n. a., III. q Royec. W. A.
Ssown and family, ,. ,. McRea. Miss., o.. j
Cnwfofd and daus htef. r. r. Love, Ca, Horace
ireelsy, W. a. Kelly, ~ Y, r. Wsde. Ohio a
= bitch, Ind sud W kellogg, IN, are at he
''....' Hons D. c. Dej.rneae, EIbers s. Mat; |.
~ A. Ednursson, Va, Thomas Rama. Fhocnss
Brayg, w ". n. smith, z. u Vance. n. G.. u
~ Lasdrnm, IA, George s. Puxh and family.
rnoass cevwin, Obie, Il. p. Ham ana fsmiiy''
". 4 Avery and fsmily, Horace Msrn.rdl = r.. -
T. ". cebb and family. Ala, John j. jons;,
s-1ed adj las 1ackson and family Ga John ~
NOEL. 10, Gen VIM. Culiosn, Tenn. are Al
eesl.nes, " -. Fe.....ds.
Ne, D. Ei1o4, kIaa., Z. b. waihbu,S. M. :
Ely. lsssiss bs; Z z Sscgssy;, ns Aired
= Jne y Reynoa6s, n. ~. y n. Grsssan1' =
T. 9 B CochFans, n 81. jno. p. Vsrr~e- - :
=. kc5tsson, q. T.. c. q. Van WvcE. ~
On IN, ferninksea. \, W. H5gp, MI,
49, ~ =. Ts,rys ce.s2 w i,yine. e. q.
sshcolcs.a, ssd Thnslo6 WSsd' N.Y. q 4
Wfflnr011 tAttss.1 & fleefe ~ Esd S~1ftr = =
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length counsel the abandonment Of further Efforts
to obtain votes fer him outside o. lis party
The PReaRKss or TuE srxussEx.-At noon
TODAY the Republican party managers, Messss.
Wed and Greeley having arrived and assumed
the command, ceased ell further efforts to form
comb nstiens With others than she Douglas p>s y
their advances to frst this (Clerkship) interest
and thea the other In The south American ranks,
having one and "a proved failures. Prom that
moment they have labosed only to secure pro-
Douglas vets enough 10 elect sherman. very
foffom hope indeed, though Mr.. Forney's skikess
pefsistently assure Them that every Douglas man
net fom Illinois viii certainly enlist under fhels
s'irrepressble corfict' banner ffoin this out, In
return for Mr.. F.'s election to the CIerkship :.
Att p m. 10 day the r .publIcans we're TO NEE.
In caucus In Thorn's hall, Seventh street, 10 de.
termfne WHISTLER II Wa ses.iy wosth while 10 one.
rate ON this assurance Of Fornsy's sgsass. II so
desermned, thescaucus for tonight win be called
under the soubriquet % general Opposition
caucus. u NOD, then an Republican party caucus
Noss rtrrons.
P.S.-0n meeting at p. m, about no were
present. Much spcaking and cheering occurred,
but the doors being closed we know not precisely
what oceusred. Their session will last until ssfer
we 60 to pres. ssss
- t-sss-9. ---------- -
Z SENSATION Nrws.-The development Of an al.
legged scheme on the part Of the south in Congress
70 smash the Union sfor the fun Of the thing, !"
= 1t were, published in Yesterdays New York
Hsssh, has genefated no little meTriment among
the Southern members, none of whom ever heard
Of II before. As indignant AZ the Southern Sena-
tors and Representatives are at the out-agss per-
pstsased on Virginia from the North, none Of them
have entertained the idea cf szsuming TO do aught
mere In the premises foreign to the purposes for
which snedf seversi constituents sepd them to
!" ssningsoa- Inc Hssatd's nery, changing them
with the int:.sio. q withdrawing from Congress
ana ssempsing ~ . Congress cf their own a
ridiculous eve,vwbe,e and 4. uts.,lv ,,,,t.,s
1870. ~ss.f'41 1 = s'~sV ~isneu'
'o1A s'e'F'11 y i 4
-
Alez.ndris isssss q to-day Tor an account of toe
in Aler.ad,,. 49, s.s....s - !. -. a,.sssS
Realf vhoas name appears 20 conspicnouslY ia
connection viii the virginia plot Of Osswaftomie
Brown. His person answers to the letter, we hear,
10 q des.sipsiea o. Realf sent to Alexandra by
telegraph yesterday from one Knowing R. we'll
The arrested person was found disguised with I
large surplus Of ciothing 90 % to entirely conceal
Ri. s'as propossloas Of isass. Rsslfis.n unn.iu-
- ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03
ID The following communication was una
voidzhly crowded out Yesterday:

vsadahiy crowded out yesterday: 80. ,.S
CAKp-Eu~ Corrected lin the absepce from
tbs city OF my partner, Samuel Chiffon, ESQ i
6ks this method at correcting the ststement Of
ehe Chariestown cozesPondenf Of the Baltimore
Anerican-waich hss been extensively repub-
engaged with Gen; n. Hoyt, Esq, % collecting
endxvie by wntck It = ould appear that John
Brown bad been insane for several years; and that
% obtain postponenaent Of the execution.p Re.
6cet stass.sssfs ars sssnsly eithesf JowadasSea
NJ ChtlsonS agency In Browns case has been
sona9ed to strictly professional defence It his
sequently. 1f pstition for writ q error % the
Court Of Appeals az Richmond. Souuxeh his OBJ
ligsuons to professional duty and honor REQ ufred
hin 70 90 ~ Is certain that neither his inclina-
qess nor bis sense Of duty ~ true patriot and .
.oysI Sirginlan have prompted him, at any tine,
waLisston, D. c.
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BRApy's ESrERPKsEs.-M. b. Brady, Esq, ID
engaged In q very useful and sdminbie work
indeed, In TIE matter Of scattering far and wide
at very insignificant cost to the purchaser CON-
psrativelys various collections Of admirable pho
togrsphy Of American pnblic men Of the timea
We have now laying before M one Of these col
lections, embracing spesking ikeneses Of the
President and Cabinet-saeh likenesses a. were
never obtained until Brady perfected hia besut-
fui art. At The price he charges, demands for
them must pour In upon him nom al quarters of
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g HEE SSssTssS ts os q: s s.
take pleee on Tuesday. D1ofmber eth, "a Pc
1 HzT Bel: Lizard, 2 po'tRcnfd 70 RUS 81
! By order oftks COMMITTEES. Do 81.
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The New yek Herald has been inforraed
inst ~ Ashfpa osesass e Aerris, Gsundy county,
Illinois, had bsen ordsssa 70 join "a 0hioexpsdi-
tea fW the pscue a Capt. BFown- The compa-
ny numbrr 80, ana re saned afsss General Lssa-
ard Ashton, ex-deputy Marshal Cos the Distsiel
Of Columbia. = -. 9 - =
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y 1he three Ohio merchants who were taken
out o. the ears 9th Uaatimsss aod Ohio Rail-
rod b. the virginis military, having besa X.
Leased through the prompt sctiea ef the ofocen q
fhsKdifosd, have sffiyed IN BsltimoPs and have.
Voluntarily published card IN which, while
they disavow having used any infiammaiory cx-
psessions in relation to old Brown and his com
psnions, they readily excuse the mistake which
led to their detention, They also entirely exoAe-
rate the Railroad Company from any blame fos.
the Inconvenience to which thsy were subjected.
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