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Council investigation" Report.

The City Council has laid upon the table the
testimony and reports Of minority and major
ity committee appointed to investigate whether
any member had received bribe In reference
to the Street Railroad routes. The hour being
late on the introduction of the same, the dis
eussion was protracted to midnight. suspon-
sion of opinion Is asked in reference to the
reports, by the gentlemen charged, who have
declared themselves undeBerving Of reproach.
Both committees agree that no bribe was
accepted; but the minority deems that some
ill-advised conduct pointed out needs explans
ton. See report Of the proceedings of the
City Council.
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Union Meeting,

PHILADELPHIA, December During the day
sslutes have been fired by the friends Of the
Union in this city, aags have been displayed
from public buildings, and the shipping and
the demonstration closed this evening with q
grand Union mass meeting Of citizens, irre-
spective of party, at Jayne's Hall. The object
being to reafirm allegiance to the Union and
Constitution and to condemn ell fsnaticisn.
Hon. j. r. Ingersoll presided. A series Of
resolutions were adopted, expressing an earn
est sympathy with their fellow-citizens Of
Virginia; dissvowing any right or wish to
interfere with the domestic institutions Of sisteI
States; reprobating in the strongest terms all
attempts to excite servile nsurrection or tc
arouse those who are lawfully held in sefvi
tude TO violence and bIoodshed; approving o
the recent administration Of justice in vir.
ginis, and finally assuring their brethren oI
the South that there exists among the people
Of Pennsylvania determined spirit to main.
tain the Constitution and the right of States
under 1t.
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The News.

BY foreign arrival We have some news
from the Continent. GARIBALDI resigns,
evidently dissatisfied; BuoNCoMrAeNA becomes
Regent of Central Italy. Governor CHASE
replies to Gov. WISE, that Ohio will perform
strictly all constitutional requirements, but
will not allow armed invasion of her territory
by searchers for fugitive slaves. The Har-
per's Ferry troubles are yet under discussion
in the United States Senate. In tle House,
Republican has charged on HORACE
GREELEY some political conspiracy with
Senator DOUGLAS, and the discussion on the
"HsIpsr" book still continues, with heated
blood almost to collision between the de-
baters. A second ballot for Speaker was had
yesterday. Mr.. SHERMAN, the Republican,
having received within nine votes Of the num-
Der required for election. There Is no hope
for Cook or tho doomed insurgents; they are
all to be hung on the 18th.
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Give Your Orders for the Penny Press.

Give Your Orders for the Penny Press.
This is proper timo to order the carrier to
leave copy Of the PENNY PRESS at the bust
nsss place or residence Of any person in this
sity or suburbs. Congress is in session, and a
condensed summary of its proceedings will be
found In our telegraph column daily. Soon
the General Assembly Of Ohio will be In ses-
sion. This budget Of home and foreign news
costs those taking the Penny PRESS only one
cent each day. Drop note in Postofice Civ
ing your address, or leave order at our
Counting Room.
Advertise Those hs,itating to advertise
should send in their favors. The circulation
Of the PENNY PRESS is large and increasing
rapidly.
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Gar' Opera and Bridal Fans,

Pearl STICK, white Elk, plain;
Pearl Stick, white silk embroidered
Pearl Stick, white silk silvered;
Pearl Stick, Parchment Painted
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white, red blue and mink Silk
Ivory Stick Silyered, spangled, embroidered Silk
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, Silk;
Sandal-wood Stick, broad Silk all colors;
Hair Pins, blue and gold, coral and gold;
Head Dresses, blue and gold, coral and gold;
Card Cases, plain and carved pearl shell
Porte monnaies, with Chain leather, silver, velvet
sereoscopes and Views;
Steel Bracelets and Brooches;
Steel Buckles and Slides A
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
DRESS CARRIERS
Just received, a line Of elegant Elastics;
With Bows, Rosettes, and in Embroidery;
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson Silk
Drab, Lavender, Green and Straw.colored Silk;
silk, Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread
Is a Ladies' Dress "au fait" without beautiful
Carriers? JOHN D. PARK,
n. =. corner Of Fourth and Walnut-strests.
n0I5-dwTuTh
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Ohio Mechanics Institute.

The result Of the Seventeenth Exhibition
OF the Ohio Mechanics Institute, Of this city,
did not meet expectation, financially, but it
advertised our mechanics and manufacturers
10 the world, placing Cincinnati more firmly
in her position as the emporium Of art and
handicrsft. Less than $500 was secured, nett
receipts, into tho treasury, from the Opera
house exhibition. The report is printed in
pamphlet form, and can be procured Of the
Clerk,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08
"wants,,--"For saleu--"To Rent &c.

"W Wants'--"FOr Sale"--"To Rent" &c.
We have daily proofs of the advantages of
advertising in the want column of the PENNY
PRESS. A person wants girl. few lines
making known that want we insert twice for
twenty-five cents. Those who have failed, on
several days search, to secure a suitable house
have been successful by an advertisement at
20 cheap a rate. If you want place, ser
want, or a house, advertise in the PENNY
Pass.
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Gov. Chase to Gov. Wise.

RICHMOND, VA, December 7.-GOv. Wise
laid before the Legislature to-day letter
from the Governor of Ohio in reply to one of
his. Governor Chase says Ohio will fulfil
every constitutional obligation to other mem
Lers of the Union, but can not consent to the
invasion of her territory by armed men, even
for the purpose Of pursuing and arresting fu-
gitives from justice.
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Ohio state Agricultural Society.

COLUMBUS, December THE State Agri-
cultural Society met bere to-day, and elected
the following gentlemen as members of the
Board: Henry Perkins, of Trumbull County;
John Rebsr, of Fairfield; 1. NJ. Trlmble, Of
Highland; N. 8. Townsend, Of Lorraine, and
r. c. Jones, OF Delaware.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08

E~ Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor.
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaiord's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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Ga- Spraguo Il Co., corner of Fourth and
Vine will supply customers with the best quality Of
Winter Clothing, such AZ Goats, 0verCoats, Pants
Vests, &c. Call aud examine their stock.
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Santa Fe Mail.

sr. Louis, December THE Santa Fe
mails of the 7th and l4th have reached Inde-
psndsncs. But few Indians were seen, and
those were friendly.
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No Hone for Cook.

RIoR MosD Va, December THE Legisla-
ture unanimously passed resolutions approx.
ing the sentence Of Cook and the other pris-
oners, and refusing interference.
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HOME INTEREST.

~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos. Sal and m Western-Iow.
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No, 293 West Fifth-street,

South side, few doors below Western row, where
the same unriyaled Ales, Bread and Cheese, which
have secured for them large share OF public pa.
trOnaGe Main street, may BIO always found. de6o'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UjNIADUTTRRATBD ALB
On Fifth street

n%@H u NJ e y co., or IhE
eh4 Musty Ale Gotta go, No 10! Maln-street,
have opened branch establishment, for the accom-
of their West End Patrons, at
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

NOTICE.
VUNnE BOOK AND PIANO ruHrI BUSINESS o:
Il T. NASH will in future b Conducted By
JAMES Z. ROuril. taf Esf S.s.) and
JOS V. NASH, ,-.a II 4 r. NasA)
Under the firm and style 81
F.. p. N SH & CO..
With al the advantages Cri.yc by tho h.tsc her.
The aiisn"n will be given :. The .r'vcsi.n sud
sale nf Piano Prr>. which uCsyd upoi sale aud
liberal tcrms-"OH TRIAL"
MR.. RICHARD RICHES,
Win has had charge III the sno Department mr The last
fur wears. will Continue with
~ Psrshns indebted 10 tie business Of T. p. Nash
will make payment To
EP. NASH / CO.
Corner Bank and Sycsnrrr Sta
Pr'ersbuvr. Va.
December >, 1855. -I"i-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

Davidson. RIVER. Caiheys Creek. Chsr!a.'a:
hxb.ck vAicy. aud . Srx '.., .. II o'''
Leave Heuderaonvie THURSDAY q . an;
Arrive At Cashersvalley next day oy Ism;
Leave Cashiers Valley Friday at pmy
Arrive n Hcndcrslnville next day BY pm.
Proposals to embrace Dnns Rock will be cunsdesea
$3.50 Fria Cashiers Valley. BY Horse Cave ana rue
once = week.
Leave Cashiers Valley Monday atssn;
Arrive ut Clayton by SPIN;
Leave C'aytun Tuesday ut 6am;
Arrive ut Cashiers Valley by SPm
$500 From Cherryheld, By French Broad Qoe,!.l h'en
Top Cain ryek. "a Co., and !oxaway, to hAs'a''e'
s. miles and back. u week.
Leave Cherryhc.d Monday at 6am;
Arrive ut Eastatoc BY pm;
Leave Easiatoe Sunday at IN;
Arrive at Cherryie:d by SPIN.
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Eiliostss Debates la Five vs,s0es.
TIME DEBATES IN the SEVERAL STATE C0x.
vs~sssas NE sdfss~ Of hs evSsr.i Css.s;s.sss.
O reSs@ssd<A b. ~ Oveysssl Cs~vvsssa 81 fshs1s
ph,s, n is.S. By 1o1AssAS Esasuss
DOLCE FAR NlENrk-A H~0: ns 1aAs 3. 1sl
APrLErONS RAILWAY AID STEAM xAv1oA-
TON GUIDE Sc N.ssshrv
OHxTt.H ANNIE Ng1OniSf.
BtOxOg AND nnrNErI. - shs o.sAseme AsssAy.
1aABEll.A OR~lxt-A ussssssesl xsssl q the ~
Sesash Cvasssy: Hy 2. u. Csesysn. ..
NY LADY tCbtOW-A N-sv; ~ MS 0sAin.
DAVENPORT DUxN-A Nss Il Or Nv W CAssss
lssss.
DICK MARKHAM. q Uaiis - 1s.n. D. ]. 2.
sai'h. Esq.
H~shS roxr,oy
RslssGA. =. O, Nss. ~ issA o.
~ 0V0s
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NOTICE.

Vu0AKEN UP IN LiNvii.i.E COVE. and Committed 10
II the Jail cf waianra cuunsy. North Car,lus the
9th insi, NEGRO NAN of light es,mprsuu. with
his right check. hcgh, ab'ai kvi NJ inches.
weighs about lo pun - and h.d an when sskee mp
black Cloth rnek Cot and lanen Pants Ale, kand urnu
HE peron pas in the following w"cis-'l<s The bearer
john pass until Monday mosn'nx IN Greenwood any
by J. W. Clinksc~les The ownsr 10 rruested In
and prve property and ray expeuss oe ia buy vll Be-
dealt with according TO law.
D. c. NeCANLES saG
August ~. lssa Sl-sm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

900 to 1000 Bales Of Cestes pr Asssa.
II An STILL MANUFACTURING AT THB
u R,eky Mount Mills. Edsee'@be eaaiy. n. C.. W d.
s1 Bales Cosoa PR Annum. aWd vii deliver q sny q
ers three wnnihs time dscuat II ~ Per esst. Sc
Cash-Coiioa Yarn. Seine fwine Piov LssH Ae
Edgec.mbe eounty n T. viii b psosapsy siisodsd to-
March -, 1883 y-lypd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, Ae.-fAE
- undersigned has hand, VI hs Uws nssasisessse.
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES: CARRlA0E.
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESa; snd Ill ~sbss
which will b. snid fnr essh ~ % shus credit 10 Panesssl
buyers Orders ihankfaly rresivsd. nd psUosPsy ere
euied. -
CIV. D. uUICHlN0A
D2niRhx 0asoh Il Il 0-0
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EIscEILAHEous
T0e CnsckEalxG 4 SONS a ...=-
0GOAl PIANO..

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1GOAL PIANOS.
TIME SckacninER. sees Sc ,ae ..,,
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shss ~ b sv~Asss II wsasglsa. 4, a. 'ssl"r'iall,
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FiAAos ssss ssss enthusiastically ~ssa D.. Al, W. sbss
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rHOS. G 4 Ian,
t>nns$sw b. EssaP s,,4sa.sA
MERCHANT TAILOR AND GGsrtrsr.,.
FURNISHING ssoo,sx.

FsEs'ssssss Tftfas. AA4sse. n
ID E<rrrrrrlIr INFORMS yrir tTsts,c
II h~s ysss ssssssae ssssa she N.s=a.s, e.. pr 10
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4 MEMOIR or Tn9 REV. ELISHA MITCHELL

MEMOIR or TnE REV. ELISHA MITCHELL.
"A D. D. Lsr Pssfrsss sf Ck-os.sry. N;rsssLry cd
Ss,l,ev In The uusrssssy s NssCsr<;.s. servslss sk
The IrbasSs u Rssvses .. he b. tssas fshis
Mrssses ard Literary As~ssis. snd he Addty~sss -
Lvsrv ihw vinsssr~ Il he rsns'ss b. sks u. esv.
Jsasss H. Otsy D. ID Hshp II rs~pvssss. ssa llgs. Dss1
l. S~s;s. IL. H.. pssssdsss cf The csissss.ty.
Fs;es In Fspss 20 esnis- Chsh 81 cnsA
fS< ss.s By
II. D. TURNER,
y. G. b<pk sssesv.
Raleigh. De 10 isss ius-
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LATEST NEWS!
TIE GREAT EVENT or TUE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPu
HAS HEEN SUCCESSFUL,

But also the well known Lrm ef
NATHAN KRAMER,
RAis,au. y. c.
In buyins GREAT BARGAINS at the H.s,hcrp Cities
which tar. jus, rrccivcd. AMI .ter ,hcsa. With
small advance. TO my la''uns and iI;cu,i..
have rrcrivcd the largest a.'d splendid stock Of
Dry Goodsl Clothing -iNaic 10 NY "-,i-rl -t:cn,s'
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps.
to!s. Blankets. Umbrellas. Geld and Silver Watches
Clnck.. je~c'ry. Fancy Ar clrs. Gprvris.. h.mes-
tics. Chihs. Cassiu'rrrs. he. &c. ard many
Other articles .. tedious Is mention.
Nv Establishment, crj,sing auiy the bss, rvp.,a'i-
need only i state thai sha cn'inuc d. b.ip-.s in
the .amr fair A. hrr-'r- am thankful sr past
NATHAN KRAMER.
Wilmington 81. Raleigh. n. g.
- Watch CRYSTALS aud hands IN, on Watches.
September ~, Isis. 5;-sm
Di.solsttoa OF Coysrsser.Aip,
sn>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE tx
ZONES MOORE is thi. d.y dissolved BY mutual co.
Ju.-,h J,ncs James 4. M,-.s~ aroc are sush.r.
i,d 'o the IL tho late hrm in sc;ismcu, e s
business AL rvr.us indebted said hrm will plrsse
cine Iorwsrd and settle.
JAMES ". RoYsrER.
JuSErii JONiS
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July I, 1853.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LII.
II kRAi P,in'uagr bcsiu~v,i aI-n the old hsm. and
respectfully thcy have associated lssrvvs
in businc.: =. the odd stand .hcrs always be and
cheap and full a.sortmcui uf S.y G.vss. Their csp
tai being Hunted. they cumtslly Z. sds the tss
P9ds, which will be hrrraiirr strictly s.ihcryd ~.
!u:krn joXES
lust RECEIyED-,
!" D''' '''S 'F'''''''' JONES : MOORE:
July 70, 1854. S-L
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTY, d CERTIFICATE

PROPOSAL
The undersigned. =. whuse past office address: IS -.
county -. State Of - proposes to convey the males
of the United States from July l. 1889. I" Jme 49, iss
runte No. -, between - and -. agrcea6ly 10 the
ADVERT. If The Post Master General dated Dce"6er
18th, 1885, and by the following mode I'll cnveyance, VIZ:
-, and for the annual sum Of - dollars.
This prpaal made sc,sA fell knoacsdye Of tie dis-
taxce route the sreykt Of tie mai to b earrie asd
all particulars il reference to tie Sute ard ssrr'e
asd also after carx examinations Of tie rs aHd i.sfrse
tioas aica "a tie aireriisemeat aHd subject to all TIE e"A
ditions therein coHtained.
Dated. (Sgucd)
The undersigned residing at -, State of--.u UNI
der,ake that the foregng bid tor CARRYING the mail an
to- BIZ accepted BY the Post Master General. the
bidder shall prior to the LIST day Of August 1859, enter IN
the required obligation, CONTRACT. perform the
vice proposed with good and sufficient Snrc,ics.
Is:s d. unersta"ti~g distinctly I've !.y Hiens and
liabilities as.,e by s eta s,cftS "
tie ics 81 CtDgres. ysty Fad. 1885, and ayrs.eia: t.
able by tile pendsti.s Meres" prcrii.d.
Dated. iS;gred BY two guaran,ors)
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at State ut -. ccrtl-
es OFFICE, that he is acquainted with
the abve garnors and knows them tn be of proper.
~ and able IL make good their guaranty.
Dated. (Signed)
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NJORTM.CAuOltNA FORM 0OOk.-TuiS
N asy rystv,es- ts u ~ r.sssr. ss~ AMI c"e.rsss
sdi-a II he Meth Cs~srs r.srs he< t.-r-~ssd s-d
bsseiue uany tsss n-s Lord N isues stss. Psts'sd
ep esd psv~t srd tsurd ~ tsw cat ec.
sins Ysw. u III ih.v ~xsi 'ass,.ssu's .h<h psey's
have osrs.u !. u.v sn. iu,ss.Li.s ss sue b. Js
IL the p,ser Sir.6. Ctxrs t~sssb.> Csce~s.. ~sh~l
Csnns.,,vv. Ae. Ae epIsd t'sns the bsss .s'rvs b.
ing al wsks Il he kri tsp-svtt
u~ snd eivd . cenIsss-.n .. -Csssssr. Jsssssv:
whssk ssisd The Csssissssp II sd
.fsh~ Cui,sd States: Il shs pssnspsi svs Il
The State ard ~ The Cu.-e. tn'ss II ~d.sss. Ae: t~s
nk- th usvsssIi,s,d ts psse II Dee lAIs. Shrsr6
the shesy~ss L-k -u,rvd sc ssssL WIZ. s~s -
nail an ssss sssrv Il 10 vtu hs s~snssvd
The rs,issv. Lbssi d.eur, ss those sh bst 10 eel
again. i'abi.kc,i ssd SOD vh.issse sni svssi. by
a. L. TURNER
ss The NssskC sssi~s ksk srv-v.
And by u tirpiNCUrr 4 Gu.
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l1.iisdsspksa.
And By A. = BARNES 4 cu.
Ns~ S.sk.
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&VVN
GREAT INDICTMENT,
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING At COSTS
LANDECKER & KLINE
a ~ ExpEAvosixU 70 MAKE ROOM vos 4
"A kss Ss~sA u
sostoe oo1 ss00es Cee1a,
81 skeyev. - -sass .. sasss ne s.sAss - shss
WINTER GOODS hsss c~.s .. - essssus - ssG sssA
~ Csss Pssce,
ssshss sh~s tssP ssythss .svs IN sa~sAw ss.as -
no 49, sssk sspssy tsssss skss Q 49, sAssasse.
y sAFssse sks e.s. ssst ssu - snss1 - kssv 60
Hsssiy - kss4 fs.ks-ssk< ssesk Il ssss6A
us.s psWsns >sSk II WlNrEn COuD< enes.p So.
Esssse So &SSsA 9bsss~~. fsss esi Szssl: Ssrsma.
-. @ssk s~l Csssss: Fs.s! Ais~s.,y. o.
ussy IN e.sp sl<s vrss t~~s = go - - xess
N ovIscoAfs SOLD AZ coSr,
nsJ ~ cso1sss 49, sAis c.ss,s - stsss ~ s@
pswse sosossst sssAsssy - skss s.sasasss - 81
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Then why has be long concealed il from the public
ear Why has he thus for years kept silent, and per-
mitted so terrible assassn TO escape punishment
Why did he wait till the object of his malice was
stricken down and gashed scarred, weak and pale,
thrust into prison, charged with crime and doomed 10
an SYNONYMOUS death Had not the wife and daugh-
ter OF the wretched old suffered enough without
hearing this last black and damnng charge Was Il
not enough tina; four of the household had been ass-
nated by the agents Of Slavery and that the fifth,
whiieharcd old MAD, about to paw the penalty OF
bis hatred OF oppression with his life Wa not all
this enough for the bleeding hearts of the little rem
nant OF a once happy family
No no this new charge Of crime against the old
man Brown carries with it the indubitsble evidence
of its falsty. The who is base enough to publish
under The circumstances such Standardization sup
poring Il to be true-is base enough TO invent foul
and poisonous lie and with il attempt TO add pain 20
the rangs Of death We therefore prepared TO be-
heye that the bloody story recently born OF The Hra5
of FREEDOM is an infamous fabrication, and should
serve only TO blacken the name Of the eowardy de-
famer by whom the foul thing conceived. S.
Medina, n l. Nov. y. 1889.
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suspicion. An attempt at examination revealed the
fact that they unable to talk coherenty by rea-
son Of too much oftbe "enemy" in their mouths and
they were very coon discharged. One of them walked
defantly up to the Court House Square and did then
and there with loud voice, moved, doubtless by the In
ttigaton Of the devil proclaim his belief that in the
course Of another week like the last II would be dan
gerous for TO go about town with dirty shirt"
The amount of peril that would hang over Charles
town, in case his prophecy should be verified, is
thing appalling to contemplate There il a story that
Col Lucas has recently been in danger Of losing
than his property. 1t is said that few nights ago,
after be bad retired to bed, gun was discharged
him through his window, and that, although he in
stantly aroused bis household no traces Of the at
tempted assassin could be detected beyond the foot
prints Of horse which had disappeared a; little dis
lance. The matter has been kept quiet until to-day.
BROWNS COUNSEL.
Mr. Hoyt has arrived from Boston. He and Mr.
Sennof are actively endeavoring to secure the
little remainder Of Browns property for the benefit Of
his family.