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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, 1858.


Their generous loTe, the earliest har5inEers o.
indesehbabis future jogs-ihe eE.alie andei-
Pations Of hapPiasss ih-slefe f0r them, and
fhe fpnii a. the appoiniel time, wli assurealy
be luxuEiiuG What s1ch a scencs displays
mus sxhlarals The mind and raise In the s5ul
such sublime IDEAS as words cannot express o.
The utmost rednsmsnt Of language describe.
Ny friends, haPPy, thries hsppy are you, IL
you that enjoy tie cons mmai sweets and
sxeelsneies o. l5re, nay each returning year
Increase yoar ioy, and al your lie be one con.
tinued feast Of plenty, peace and happiness.
IN conclusion, let ls sndeagor to appiy ana
Improve The subieci-th's eanaof Be done by
words, thoughts, looks, but By acts Oh aprac-
ttal nature, aad his momsntary diaeourse
has been lost upon you, unless Yol use every
fitting Opportunity o. following DE b'.h ana
lliusirious EXAMPLE Of Tie pitd-reh Jacob.
Vhea he Kissed DE loosely shsPpenisu o.
Israel.
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T~fsreerss Perry Ressiuffons IN the
Georgia Ec=fElarura.


The following preamble and resolutions were
introduced IN the House on Thursday, BY Gib-
son Of Richmond, and passed unanimously:
WHEREkss The late attempt at Harper's
Ferry. in The State of Virginia. TO excite a Dor
ton of The slaves OF the S3rsh 10 instruction.
has produced the highest degree Of Indignation
In thc minds Of Tie southern people against
the perpetrators Of that outrage, their aldeTs
and a~bettors, and affords lust ground 10 ap-
prehenda renewal n their efforts in other
places and, whereas, The action Of Governor
Wise and President Buchanan meets with orr
unqnahhed appreciation, we deem it incum-
bent upon the members Of The Legislature Of
The state OF Georgia 10 give he most aufbori-
tatiFe expression Of their sentiments. There
fore
Res0lDsi, That we regard the effort 70 ex-
cite tie slaves Of the South 70 a servile insur-
reclion With the most Intense Indignation. aaa
tu ST That the parties IS this insane andtresson-
able plot, may meet With DE most prompt and
signal punishment. believing, as we DO, that
while q viii o. meeting oat a jasl retribudon
f1r their crime, ft viii exert a wholesome in
lueuce 10 de-eUing others from c0untensncing
similar movements.
Raa5ioos, Thatfhe prompt aBd energetic ac-
u1n Of Gov WISE, of Virginia, aud Of Pres'-
deat Bschanan, 90 suppressing the outbreak al
Harper's FeuB and ID -hsir efforts &c capture
ne insurgents efirce 2 decree of manilness
ana patriotism, hoDoralie alike 10 them and
worthy ~ or warm admiration.
Fes1ircf, That We pledge the STATE Of Ceor-
a 20 uphold and support tie state II Virginia
and the President Of shs United States in be
theyhaTe assumed, Ia connection with
unfortunate affair, and we earnestly coun-
e. tie utmost vigilance IN guarding against
me occurrence % g similar conspiracy ia our
borders, OF eiesuheTc 20 the South.
R~esoisea, Thai . copy Of he foregoing pre-
ana resolutions be transmitted bv The
Governor % Tie state OF Georgia 70 the Gov
sraaf ana Legislature of Virginia, and TO he
Of the Uuited States.
The same W1s Thea ordered 70 Be transmit
led to the Senate without delay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-13

WOUAS's DEvorloN-A STRANGE SrEEE.-
Ten years ago two y0ung men ia Mentor, Lake
county, got into an afrav while under the In
hccnee Of liquor. A. stab-ed b. with a knife.
The wound was a agngercus one, and for sew
eral weeks DE harest thread bound B. % earth.
A.. was arrested, tried, and sentenced % TIE
penitentiary at CoiGmbus Tor ten yars. b.
recovered in the course Of time, and made ev-
cry effort 10 secure As pardon, but was an
successful. The young men had been warn
friends up 70 IA afray. They were armers,
were near ~neighb0is, and bo-h were married
This morning whenA arrived be found, await
ing hin &C the depot, his wife, who, tlraugh al
The dTeary yeaIs Of bis ~igGominiols sbsence,
bad been az true az steel, and B. and bis vile.
"A. bad not seen his wife since be received bis
sentence. Their meeting was affecting Or the
extreme. Our Informant, who knows the par
ties well, says he never expects q see IS Ike
again. The two farmers met each o-her with
great cordislity, ana resolved that the demon
dr'nk should never again cause them misery.-
Cersland Plaindcalsr.
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LEATrEwoHrB, November 6-The genera
election for q delegate ~ Congress and mem
bers Of the territorial Legislature, is now pro-
Of teiegrapAic communication with fhe lnie-
rior. several days must elapse befo1sthe result
e definitely known.
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COTTON bhor.-ile Lake Providence HCT-
aIi, q DE 5h, sayss
we have never EHoWn a more fasorabis sea-
soa Tor TIE hushandman than the present has
been. sIost beautifully have The crors turned
out 10 this, or usually prolific rsri0a. The
cotton plant is bending aud breaking beneath
De weight Of is valued product, and strewiag
tne ground with qutaaues, the saving of which
sal depend On q fariler c~1utInullce IL the
p-efent beautfa weather; for Che planters.
marF ~ tlrm, Wii have as much as their
hands can DO to pick what Is in the hoils. The
AVN cafheIirg VII ha about a crop enda-|
~ as compared silh that Of ordinary sea-
cons Nlile, u he entire crop could DC gath
eiel ID, p would nearly double he ususa
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MYSTERY OF THE PAsr-A1 Immense ca-
acomb can b. seen a. Boutwell,, iH lae Interior
Of England, near The direct route From Liver
pool 20 London. Tits m inmeu vault, built
Of masonry, under a church which dates back
apparently foT its FIRST erection 10 about the
year ll59, and contains The skeletons Of thir-
teen thousand men, probably warriors, Of great
SIZE, piled up in regular order, so that skulls
and large bones only appear on the 0ltsilcs Of
the piles. The skulls show marks Of spear
and hatchs, but no Eunshot woalds, and -Heir
owners probably fell Ia mortal conflict ante
rior 90 the invent ion OF gunp1wder. Tie vault
was discovered by accident one huat-ei and
sixty years ago, and has 10 connection with
the church as Tar as klowns IN fact, the mys-
terry IS that there is no historical evidence nor
trad.d0nary legend which throws The least
light upon the olscun.y Of its e@-ectioa. No
anatomist, historian, etlhplogist, anrquariar.
nor sayanr of any stripe has been sble 20 De-
eide the people even to whom th=se b0les once
belonged. Were they native Saxous. or Ro-
mans, Danes, Normans, or whaff NOBODY
has more liar guessed. 4 plausible theory IS
that they belonged to Danish Invaders, slam
BY The Saxons about The year 1000 sill this is
but a probability.
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Tn the war OF Che Revo'tt'oh, shea General
lafayette commanded In the American 1rnv-
2 part OF the troops were cncam8ei no a crr-
tain place near The waters elre. one ca.m
summef's evening, q soldier who wa 2 flsr
in one Of ule compantes, went INTO the water
ior ne PuPose OF baihipg. Being a. 9cs-
lent swimmer, aswrllae h'rr. be took hle ffa
with him 20 The water, ard engaged in fling
and swimming az the same time.
The music reached tn ear Of Llrs-atsa.
Early next morning, hs sent an officer in al--
suit Of the man, who Aalthgs q s-bersi the or-
der Of the camp.
The soldier was a native of Connect cut
and a man 0f truth. When arcs ci bv DE
officer, and ga The way 20 the Generals tent.
b. thought EitLinhinsal. that, perhaps. h-
might escape p stTHe rulisIment hr j-lyiH-
The 6cL on a ie.r mOmeats Tai-e i1n, how'd
ever be said q himself" have always spoken
NE tru'h-ic7nuct tell q TIE With this hrfr-
ciple IN DTS mind. De cane into the presence OF
the General, who asked him q be Was .he In
divIdl8l who PLAYED upon The water tHe eF-n-
ing previous 70 which De replr-sT aa.7
And DO you know continued Lsfavett.
"ot aay others In the army WAC can play tn
same tune -
"THo or three, Ito,1 said the soldier.
" 10 morrow evening, then (nlmluz The
hour wish yol 10 repair TO my t-at with
them"
They cane az the appointed hour. The
General then informed them that che tune
which Pc bad heard The evening before affected
bin very m-1h-.hat, on % former occasion.
it had been played al the fun4rai of a dear
friend OF biz, who lied in DIS native country.
Since then, Until now. De hai never m-t with
the individual who could play It, For lhe
purpose Of intl.girg in lle MELANCHOLY pleas
ure Of hearing IL once m1Vs, IhaVe,n said b.,
50 sent for vou.1
The General. after b ins arreesbIy er'er-
-ainet with the conversation ana music of his
guests, dismissed them with his -haaE aaI
come guine1s from his pirss, al al -zpr-s-i1-
Of his satisfaction az their Performance.
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There are four Shaker societies in OHIO.
numbering 1883 one in Connecticut, 200 :tsro.
in Maine, 800 two IN New H4mshire, $50
four in Massachusetts,, 70) two in Kentucky.
900; three in New York, io5o-in 90, eighteen
societies.
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oa m%1rtins. TIE ian iasiaui. ne rsa-
isase sf the pa-suts 10 souh ssmPhi-. Fa,sE, sa O.
U p. anI usry ]. smau.
Fuuerai s~crrices flau ths rnilg atsiCrrce act o'cloeE
rHls s--say AFTERNOON.
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Major-Gen=r1l Wool has written rIter 90
a gentleman 10 Richmond, Virginia, ia which
he comments upon the Hsrpe-'s Ferry aflis
az showing d. fo.ly Of leaving srmDr es with
out military protection. Such neElsc., DID
says, is little else than an invita- ion Co viola
tors o. law and order to supply themselves
with U-i,si States arms, ana wil them 60
execute thsir ualawful purposes. General
Wool adds:
Under SIR. Calhoun's administration of the
War Department arn1ries as well AS lrseuais
were placed under the sIPsriHteld nee Of uI-
iiary officers. They ara miEtiry establish
menls, and should be under lhe control Of u T.
itary men, with a guard 90 protect and def nI
hem This ought 60 be mo.e esDsc abs the
case with all su-l establishments In the S1li -
ern States, and icfl- TO other purpose. -o
-uard agaius- a- n1's Ike Browne. lest urV
should happen BIZ localities where lle Oh.
might be much more disastrous than st Haze
pcI's Ferry. The eos. of he aru1res ana lr-
senals, including arms and other mgHii11s 1r
VAT stored il then. amount OBJ many mililns.
This, above an other properly, sa7ali De
ggaraed and protected against ilslrrrc.ir ni
or flibusters, whether established CD the North
or South.
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LIrtIe Rock and Fort smith EatIroaG.
GAvoso HoUsE, Mr1rHH,

~. ..E-
November u. s59.
EDrrons APPEsL: Enclosed hand Jon a
copy Of a letter addressed 70 Col. Robertson of
your city, By Jesse Turuer, Esqs Of Van Buren,
Arkansas
The letter speaks for itself, and ! hope you
viii give g a place in your columns.
Upon consultation with Col. Robertson and
others Of the directors Of the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad company, we have fixed
she 1Odh Of December next fora meeringof the
directors Of both companies al Little Rock,
frv the purpose Of agrteng upon terms OF icon
soIidation, subject to the ratification Of the
stockholders. TIE city Of Memphis being as
largest s~tockholder in the Memphis and little
Rock company, Il is imPoflaat that her assent
should Be Obtained, and IS t8is subject is Bo.v
beforeher city council, I bop they viii ars
upon it at once. We would Ike 70 have The
city Of Memphis send an agent 10 L.ae Rock
20 NEE the directors and a7es them 4. ~
ranging a basis Of consoida Jon. His hopo-
The mayor, would, perhaps, BE- Dee proper per-
son. Respectfully, your obedent servant.
JOHN KING.
TIE letter referred 70 above VIII be found on (
our third maze.
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CaIvin,s Treatment oT -anrinr ana
- M.-a-n -

$500
fir. Lenov, Of Rev York. has lately rHr-
chased and given t1 The Prrshvtcri7u board OF
publication, ODE copyright Of thc volumes Of
Calvir's le.ters, Hf.-l are sad f0 represent
the t1toieEian ol GsHegz D q more agreeable
light tl7n bis potential works, furnishing an
ins. ght into DIS character 7s p pastor, family
man and friend. correspondent Of The Pres
I tuieriln says:
The stl'cnt &C human nature win also Gn1
% these volumes much i0 instruct and smuse.
After Ca'rin's return 10 Geneva from Sias-
bo1rg, 1872, .h're w75 "a d'Eni-sT iH The city,
named ANY Perrin, proud, 7eit-1riIrl mar.
he bad a wife r- at least "a -rCH--trmrerel.
z not 0i a s.r1ug-ninis- cast. She was
haa-1tv, vain and iuTsrious. She loved Iib-
e%-tinisn more than Calvsaisu; 7o she and
Amy participated in a-tsnce one night. This
comes 20 the ears of Calvin. Tie r'priis ore
cited To appear before church -Ici5is Of
come 7ui. what fines tir. Perrin dfl talk
90 Row. CaiVini @ boz ilst "a q proud,
h71ghtE, Hngoliv woman ran taI-. Reader,
when yo1 como t3 read au account of ibis tr.sl.
az given HT Tire Moderator TO BIS friends
Z" william" and Pc. er,7 you vil tate -ool
laugh, or Gee you are more social iD nature
than I take sou to Be- But what became Of
Amy and bis .saeias FFaasl2 Both is the
chusch. Of course.
Here IS another s,ea,. A'aiy paristicn-r
OF vire's W on a visit to Geneva. Hsrrame
VAS rronru. Size WIS one or The rro-rs=-
sivef OF her times. Sic had hiormer isa4- OF
dress. She dec'alnel. through tho sl01s and
streets az te city against long dresses. esps-
ciaNY against The long gowns Then worn bv tHe
Csnerese CLERGY. She even fttacked Calvin
on ihe g1scr ptHrsI cut of BIS coat, saying that.
her dear pastor vira. iiInot so Or. sz-ari t5st
lse pron. cls were known BY their long vest
menfs. calvin met this .rfh rtzr7cfersa.
ranIv. fWhat. thrr5 SAWS SHE s7oa- ihat r4s-
SAGE moan that declares. mer win como Il,
Won In long rarne7ts p sDa Won quote ma
Is G7sDeig' s1is Calvin. sCerfsn-rs said tba
womsn. sTfrn BE- mus b. tha Coe1sI 7c-or-
ir- % the W~anichearss said he Psfo--q-
for I am sare ft 81 na. thr GOSPEL arror9ir
to Mathew Then she gave Gavin a re7i
trrr1e-r7-tfrr. calling him 4 fv-7nr. ana rar-
hans. en- soid farr.' because be tsfl her he NH.
not ID. sIe-n-,seaer7. for he. we're ai~o-.
sure TO trr0 out shes Ierils. When Fhaf re,l
tins farT eoseiaird Hsas he NJ. psrEirs sri
1Tr-. F-omant4 --cra not an dead v.-1
Ehc Great wedding In ~. LouEs.
Tbs S. T,-fs P..rIr,7- r,,.- b, r4t
f8fi sn5 var- M, r.,,-i ri ~ 1859 ti,~
If sir. Tin1.tv rr-Kuyubbin ana Tfa $50
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hlIier ne-i- ~ -Fs,- ngiste5 IN
faia antarn-f-a ., I,s,lf b- OK .,-,-rt.l
d1-,ea III ~. 800 s-f -
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on me auh OcoheE Il CoviaEen, K~snl-csy. Hr.
". DvcAS, cfMo6iie End ohlo Ral-1af Piczet
w. A. Ea~rsaEnsAA. Lssonpzfa c1viz--
to. Eerhay. tN
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PRED DOUGLASS, the notorlols coi0ret Ina-
vidual who family promised Bows and Cook
- JON then at Harper's Ferry, but was pre-
vented from performing Dis promise bg a sud-
den call 70 Upper Canada, is about 20 leave rs
in search CT " fresh wools and pas lrss neg
on the other side o. The Atlantic. and place
himself under the tender and evmpalhizine
protection Of the Exeter Hall nszr5-Wo1saip-
Pers.
The reason for this Sudden departure Of The
distinguished Afdcan is he delicate state Of
hs health Since the affair al Hsrper's Ferry
he has been afflicted, IL is SAID, BIZ a lerroz
feeling in the throat and neck, which he fears
may prove fatal unless he remaEes hilsea as
far az possible from the air of Virginia. He
is spprshsusiys that his former family physi-
clan, BASKs, is not skiifal enc -h 20 save
him, and believes that the Exeter ban medi,os
viii minister successfully to his mental and
bodily Ills.
Hshasi issued farewell address b bis "desr
readers and frisnds.s an ordinary con3i-
tions7 he would not zee any necessity fer a
@csremonious and formal parting but
the present momsuts be thinks "to BET fan q.
fearful word Of parting" is quite appropriate.
He expresses q good deal Of Sympathy for
old JONI BEoTE G "a d~istaaos, and believes
The tine viii ZONE whea names nov cogere d
with exeeration Chis own among tie number)
viii be mentioned with honor, as martyrs to a
righteous cause"
FEED. DOUGLASS gives 2 great number q pa
thstic, bat rather unsubstaHtisl assurances TO
his " dear readers and friendss' bvwsy Of con
ISOLATION for bis sudden departure, aad the sad
and depiorables result 81 the battle of Har-
per's Perry among which he expresses TIE
conviction that he day viii cone when alhe
silent nights Of the AIieEbsnfes, lesni1g In
grandeur sgains. the pure blue sky, win look
down and speak to the slave with q loving al
wooing voice. It IS much 10 be hoped ihat
DOUGLASS viii not return Until bis hope is fai-
fIed,-1ntil thu Aneghanies assume the per-
sire stttude, he tenderly eontsmaiaiire l9ok,
and The Glowing and wooing voiesn O. which
be sludes with such force and which is to
produce such an efecl oc the g benumbed con
science Of the naHon.p
It viii, doubtless, be a source OF consolation
to bis beresved readers and friends 70 learn
from his own reraeious pen that an expert
sncsd friend Of the cause treason, murder
ins1rrectio1, and robberT-Win supply lis
place editorially, and that % the principles OF
liberty, justice, and humsnitE7 as preached
By him, sEwARD, GrDDrss, CHEEvrE, and
PH1LIIPs, and az Prsctised BY 0zsawstomis
BEoWE, viii be upheld as frmlY ss ever
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CHARITY BEGfEs AT H0ME.r-So thinks
the Richmond Dispaich, and backs up IS opin-
ion with the following Illustration, which, if
our northern Aboiitionists were not an ash crazy
as old Brown, they might improve 20 ad-
Fanfsge;
We have already published The to1chinr let
Ter which was found on the body o. William
Leeman, one Of the insurgents. from bis sister
IN Hail0wei, Ne. The following pararraph
IN hatletter il a suggestive one
Would you come home If you had Lhe money
20 come with Tell ne what & would COST.
Oh, ! would be uuspeaksbly happy if i were
10 ny power 20 send Won money. baf We have
been very poor this winter. Ihays not earned
half a dollar this winter. Matte has had a
very good place, where she has had seventy
five cents a week; she has not sprnt any of it
in the family, only a very little for mother.
Father has had very small pay, bat think be-
has more now : be is watchmaa or the Eastern
Queen, that runs from here 20 Boston
Here is a family, one Of thousands % FAME
lies in New England in similar circumstances,
where one daughter thinks IL a +" rery good
piace" when She car ri ~segenty-fre cents a
week; another has not earned a half dollar
during he winter, and ai are 9vew p50r;'
yet Gle SOD and brother goes of snf dcstrts a
mother and sisierst thus situated a motharaad
sisters who, though poor, have eEidea-lg the
most afectionate feelings sud tender sensibni-
ties, for the purpose az hheTadng q class on
people, not one Of whom knows anything OF
Inc want or VTivation from ahich his 0wa
family is SUFFERING, or VIII wouid rot look
without contempt upon such fenlas stion az
sermea ihe hight Of good fortune 20 ~ desl-
sisters and mother Of tbs A~t1lucnist.
When we tefr IN mind the intsiazenca and
sensibility Which charartefize the wives and
daughters Of the poorest, egu3lly with ihe
richest CLASSES in New England, i Is most
amszing lbat mea sloulf overlook such misery
at their own doofs-neE shcua lorsske their
our kith and kin Wh1 aTe suffering under it,
tbe mother who bofe taem- Me sisters who
love ihem with al a sistess tender and s3lici
love, aad run % 10 er1rclpste thr latest,
sieekest, mos conisctsd and rnanhiiio1s race
under heaven,
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