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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-29
L.fio T. "a Aas-i,aa Nvi.',- a. BgLg, dlisl jay
sl lsSa

The moment foreigner becomes nat.
uraliiel. his allegiance 10 lis native coun-
try Is severed forever lie experiences
new political birth. 4 broad and impassa-
bic line separates him from his native coun.
try. n. - no mOrs -stpoHtils f1r anything
AZ nay say or do. Or og,if O. say ~ DO. d'isr
asSuniiaI' has H1r ciarecfsr. ihaH G H. had
bssa born a. me Usiist &ais.
IL. CASS."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

Ttisr received = choice iot of Neek Ties. sseckr.
ID Gioxes, Pocket Hsn kerzkizis .snspeneers ~ ,
embracing ali TIE latest say les foF sale By
Itia 'NrGIfT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
C0nfational.
BANDUSIA MALE SEMINARY.

NHE next session of this Institution, situated on
the Gailatin Turnpike, two miles m les from
Nash hyie, Tenu., Will commence on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 5tb, and continue Till July LIST, 1860 For
terms of Board nd Tuition apply to the und rsghed
ang3U-d3w NAFH'L CROSS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

rom vIscHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
TERMS:
musif, piauos, sc.
PROF. O. BECKER,

.DESPECTFUI LIZ informs the public that he is or.
h ganizing his classes at the following rates
Lessons la %, Flute, Violin, GuifaT &c, and
cultivation, Of the voice, IS 90 per month seven
Doll 'rs when taken az his Office at Rev. Mr.. Hayss,
College street. heX door to the second Presbyterian
Church. Reduction Of charges when two or
branches studded by the same person
N B.-As but few Of my hours not taken, ap
pill anis are requested to leave word at BensJn's
Music store, my office before the LIST of Septem
Der, promising strict attention 70 my duties.
aug29-Im o. BECKER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
sfop the Rennrt

Ius1urrenuy repo -tcdthat we sell 40 Goods only
Al Auctions ben in fact, twOthirds OF our saies are
private Abe same asin any other
tue city Hh tas exception, sellfOr short proat
for Cash and short prompt paper. :
feb2l saaS TRABuE < I,uCus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
Nashville Female Academy.

TINE Forty Fourth Academic year of the Nashville
i Female Academy will begin on GONDAl SEP
TEM6Ek q.
fhe present is preparation week, during which all
teachers will he in their places Ne will also re-
ceive pupils, and be happy To see our friends at
the Academy, who may pisn to give US any nstruc-
tons in regard to their daughters.
Q-3I
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
Dgs. W. VI. EKIJlss4EX

C4ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
u1ENDERS his prof -ssional services the citizens
i OF Nashville and vicinity He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession IN all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes BY
strict attic ton be able render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with Gail.
ONCE No. ~ = Cherry street, near Capt StoclSells
new residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
VILE. apr25-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

EVEkf variety # Pans, ~ Fearl ,shns snd red
IL lssry, sansie Seed, and = fsH farasoI fanz,
'ssslsSA iyis aud for '-'s ~ roa,,,,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
Contractors Work.

Bridge Bolts and Nuts; | Derrick Mountings;
Cast Angle Blocks, Shoes >helyes and ulleys;
and Washers; Buggies, and tools Of va
Mule Powers; rious kinds.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
professional CARDS.
DR.. A. w. MESECK.

INROM Prussia, FOR tTtecen ln this pun
IL try, with great in hs practce His Office
is Cbirge street, corner of Line, where ne may
be consulted peTsuLaily or by letter.
Every disease, If trusted 10 hi.r III time, must van
isL under his kiiltul and genius treatment. FJr al
fectuus of the lungs etc, he has peculiar success
fui treatment, Experimental Od himself
auT2I-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
PREMIUM PIANOS.

T a. MCCLURE has for sale so s,stzE1
- PAM Fortes f.On celebrated sIE-z=5--l -
makers. Stenway & sons, A. II. Gale I II l n n
& Co., HtZctun b Os., Peters, Cragg u y
& Co, and others, cnsisting Ol and o a Z and ~
Octav and ranging in price from 500 10 $500, all
warreuted every respect. Persons purchasing
from him will pay from s25 to SIS more than if
they gave n order Il PEDLAR for instrument
that tney neither hear until it is put up 10
their pariJr When 1t IL sometimes very hard To hnd
Instrument that pe.ses Ia every particular when
YOU h tvr zea more select from, is IL at all
| keiy you would be pleased in buying By order.
Also M store the largest stock OF Sh ct Music Books
ami small Music IGstru HeHts offered In the
Market and will he sod lower than by any
hous; m the City. Come to 80 Union street and
be convrced. J. A. MCCLURE
iuuezS-tI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
IL establishment, 10 prepa ed to execute all orders
for Foundry aud Machine Work on the most reason.
able terms.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

he fell upon his fathers neck, and en-
bracing him, triumphantly exclaimed-";My
father we die together |" and then called
for another executioner to fulfil the SEN
tence of the law.
Hard must their hearts be-bereft of ev-
cry sentiment of virtue, every sensation Of
humanity-who could stand insensible spec-
tators of such scene. A sudden peal of
involuntary applause, mixed with groans
ard signs, rent the air. The execution
was suspended, and on a simple report Of
the transaction to the authorities both were
pardoned. High rewards and honors were
conferred on the son and finally those
two admirable brazen images were raised
to commemorate a transaction so honorable
to human nature, and transmit it the in
struction and emulation of posterity. The
statue represents the son in the very act OF
letting fall the ak.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

into our church organizations in order to
conduct our Sunday Schools. They are
certainly entitled to the highest praise for
doing SO, and we are deserving of the most
supreme contempt for not doing this work
ourselves. Let this evil, then, be speedily
corrected. Colored young men and wo-
men of New Haven, arouse yourselves, and
come to the rescue. God, angels, and good
men have their eyes upon you; do your
duty in this respect A word to the wise
is sufficient
In my last I suggested that Friday, De-
cember I'd, be observed blythe colored peo-
pie throughout the United States as day
of fasting, humiliation, and prayer, be-
cause it is the day appointed for the exc
cution Of that martyr to liberty, John
Brown. This recommendation, as it stands,
includes two good works-viz: fasting and
prayer; but theologians include another
work as inseparable from this category of
righteous deeds. This other good work
that completes the trinity of holiness is
alms-deeds. l therefore propose now to
rectify my previous recommendation by
including this also. / am led to do so be.
cause l see by the published.letter of John
Brown to Mrs. Childs that he has a wife
and three daughters, two widowed daugh-
ters-in-law, and the widow of friend who
fell at his side in the battle of liberty, whom
he recommends to the Christian charity of
the friends ofreedom They all reside in
North Elba, Essex county, New York.
Then let us not only fast and pray on the
day of this martyrs execution, but let us
also empty our sca'aty purses, in order to
send a crumb of comfort to those widowed
and orphaned hearts. The time is short,
and we ought to be up and doing, in order
to prepare the minds and hearts of our peo-
pie for the solemnities of that day. Where
are ourleading ecclesiastics that they do not
speak? Brothers Pennington, Garnet, Be-
man, Martin, Ray, Holly, Freeman, Glou-
cester, and others, you are expected to do
your duty in pressing this matter home to
the hearts and consciences of our people.
Do not let us hear any uncertain sound
from you on this point; neither leave your
self liable to have the finger of scorn point
ed at you by OBSERVER.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

The ANGLo-AFMCAN MAGAZINE FOR ALI
Our PUBLIC L1BRAR1Es-WHo WILL AID 2
An unknown friend writes as follows:
Believing that the publication of your in
valuable magazine is doing more to do
away with the wicked prejudice existing
against the black man, and to elevate him
socially and politically, than by any other
effort being made; and feeling that great
good would result from placing it within
the reach of the masses, will give ten dol
lars towards creating fund for placing a
copy in every public library in this coun-
try"
How does this proposition strike the true
friends of the black MANI Will they re-
spond literally and promptly
The following is list of pledges and
monies received for said purpose:
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

b us force through their skulls a knowledge
of the fact that the world moves, and also
that colored men are moving along with it.
The Opposition candidate for Governor,
G. S. Olden, has been elected. How tia
result will affect the colored people of the
State remains to be seen. 1t was the OPP
position Assembly that laid equal-sufrage
petitions on the table last winter IF now.
when they are more entrenched in office,
they will persist in similar cowardly
course, showing that no dregs of con-
science are left within them, then canno
greatly rejoice in their success. OF the
Democratic and Opposition parties it may
then be said, "a plague o both your
housesw A. FPS.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

WHITE LIES AND BLACK LIEs-There are
two Bibles in the Mayors Office in Mobile,
upon which witnesses take the oath-one
for the whites, and the others for the ne
groes. 1t is probable, in the course of
crime, that many black lie has been
sworn to on the former, and many white
one upon the latter IF those Bibles could
reveal the secrets of the hearts belonging
to the lips which have kissed them, what a
sad record would be unfolded. The SUBJ
iect is worth moralizing upon.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19
THE COLORED PEOPLE OF NEW
BEDFORD.

DEAR ANGLo:-As your correspondent,
I have deemed it my duty, in going from
place to place, to give you an honest state
ment of facts which / both see and hear in
reference to the social, moral, and intellec-
tual condition of our people. Yet find,
as l anticipated in my last, that such
course does not meet the appreciation OF
some. find that "Laura," one OF your
correspondents from New Bedford, assum-
ing to represent the people there, has ia
ken exceptions to my last, in which she
said I was not pleased with my visit, SIM
ply because made some structures upon
the condition of the free colored people OF
that city. This did with the kindliest
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

PREcAUTIoNs.-The Hagerstown (Md.)
"Torchlight" says that the Governor Of
that State has ordered the Sheriff of Wash
ington county to appoint sufficient number
of deputies residing along or nearthe boun-
Diary line between that State and Pennsyl.
vania, and others residing along the line of
the Potomac River, who may be empower
ed to act with authority of law in case of
any assembly of unlawful characters, or
men whose character and purpose are not
known, and to arrest and detain them. In
pursuance of this order the Sheriff has sum-
moned five hundred men in various parts
of the county, to act as his special depu-
ties.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

A CHILD WHIPPED TO DEATH-A colored
child living near Keyport, Monmouth Co.
N. j., died very suddenly week or two
ago, and subsequent investigation, the
Keyport Sentinel" says, proves that she
was actually whipped to death. York APP
plegate, in whose house the child died, has
been committed to Jail to answer the charge.
The girl was only four years old.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

The BROOKLYN EMPIRE CLUB will give
their first annual ball on next Tuesday
evening, 22d inst, at Poplar Hall, Poplar
street, few blocks from Fulton Ferry.
Prof Moore's celebrated cotillion band is
engaged, and there will be a splendid flag
presented to the Club on that occasion
Tickets fifty cents, to be had at the door.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

The London Telegraph" gravely states
that in the United States, "among the cam
didates of the Democratic party for the
Presidency, the most prominent is Stephen
A Douglass, black man, who for many
years has conducted an Abolition and eman-
cipation paper with signal success"
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

Philadelphia is doing well, and will still
continue to reward merit.
The number of deaths reported to the
Board of Health last week was 145, 10 of
which were colored persons.
BANNEKER.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

TRooPs FOR HARPER's FERRY.-On Fri
dav afternoon last, sergeant and eight
men left the recruiting station at Govern
or's Island to strengthen the military force
in the arsenal at Harper's Ferry. This
addition will increase the force there to
forty men.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19
abe daeekIg 9nglo- 9fritan.
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.

II Advertisements for this paper must be &C
eompanied By The cash
II Copies Of this paper can be purchased Of the
rslos-dcaLerS eUergi1here.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19
Total

Sampson Rial, one of the slaves eman-
cipated by John Randolph died recently
at Piqua, Ohio, aged about 80 years.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-11-19

INV HAVEN, 4NUFs IL IOO0
DEAR ANGLo:-The following card pub
lished in several of our city papers of last
week, is a public tribute rendered by an
to Anglo-African genius, skill
and science:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF yAiTIR,.
n uninprovsd Real E.tsI. Ia N ~ -. ., N Is IS

CITY OF Hfrhmond|h ms near The
o. decree fthe Circ g, a. m aeSss,s ana ~
tor sn - c ,I y - 10 The ease OF Adams aulu.r
Ion 9 le rrsG,e in the order advertised on ,oIfny H.
Real belonging % he .s.ie ~ the ,, c VII 'Gon
i =, IN p3rS ~ ie .y o. Htmoui aud partly
l' loi inng los Zee, on The Sor'h ,ide franklin ran
~ 10, irsttHs about - fe-i ths line 81 nou street
PriIdy. @'''' : % ie'' = the line Of Jno
snail 10, In r,zr q No q Ia Nayos addition nor oe
am lot on rle Wet line ef!eh street about . feet from,
@ lot on he Ea't line OF Ih street; feet opposite The
Oh lot on the West line Union street North or thu arch a
~. lot in rear ONO. c.. OF Mayo, addition.
noad Wei 81 bs i n nU i ~ f,, on ,hs South side Of
Oh Par. The old MIL Canal lying south or Darlington and
loh AboS, OF land in AJaras' VALLEY North Of
between me French Garden HI and CaIE.ugtons MI
lh lots Nos s. - - In Adams. valley near c.rrpr,.n
l2s - ~ - Green street Inc OF the Va Central
,.h -, 10 -, West line % street adjoining Car
I'm 70, No g. &C. fronting 2i feet the North eide Paa
l Part Mot No L., Rocket, strss fronting - f,
i5 PsT, l., So IA m r i,s G Of S Of 70 Mefury
~ ieyt 2n NE Wet ne Of 1914 ee' running line Of
raa s Lat 5sqs n i ts ~. q MI W., No oH @ on
s'h slaary o't bloody Eu7 bounded by O. H.
2 .sul,r lot foans les feet on the Veg, line Of 18th
$500 - - ''''''' anu "
st triangular Dot the ne OF iah street North Of tho
residence Of jas . Poiud-xter. 49, $500 ~ '"N
ID lpi No ], 10 square 81 Ads-.s' addition frpur-
"a o'' iiie OF street., and l15 rtt last
. and Wet Of s-tI -. NN'' 49, % -''
-t'h HE Patronage Cat-- nm
I e3h street. betWrv. a aud a. ~ -
~ Part Of square io9, fronting feet on e Past line
The SAL VIII commence at tsr named ot AZ N. o- r Ia
al HH the property i sold - -"
la~ psr;iruisF attention
sale 90 the forr-oine valuable real ss,a'a- ''
Ia cash 10 irray the expenses OF sale
~ " ~" T.s.tu-. on credit % G. Il ria:h Tor
10y 'Is l'oT rndasri bearing Interest tile re
'A.n-i tti al the purchase money = fully paid
fais 81 TIE property tie Office O. TIE trr.
Al EaNp,t ftf - - '"-
- L. IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
C,onnIssIoSEn,s SALE o !, :

{ yoMmISsIoSER's SALE or alU.u,v
-. unIinProvrd Real E>tHts in ms, :, ~
sip OF ~ ID mond As conu .Yroip,as ~ nc
ne 'trcut cou't OF the City alshaonI
yh Nay is9 IN the ea.s Of Van L.ws ES-ea,r,s A. ~
&C. .s proceed 10 s-n 81 ne premises 10 the .rse,
Iseh on Wedns lay, the i2-h az ortote, fesa
~ oeioes ", that Vaiasb- aor,h go =,
OPPOSITE 70 Messrs. Tabotts -
"a - e 70 an .sy bounded on ,h- socSss c-.sl
mn, bounded by Grace, Brosi IA aad ~ =.
s,s we fssid-nee Of Mr. LOfen Ev snd co-rnpdi,, =
", 81 the city and -nviroIs FOR miles a. 100
al iso hair acre lots In Adams addition bounce nv 49,,
400 80 - Ao, - let Of land noffl AZ. q, al
lth snd 9TH .,rreis running back 70 an ssV
ailpninH The Ap"thecATT Of Dr.
uilch Ill be sold half acre ia. No. 81 ~ Nir
brafded by ?, asd and sd f5rrging IN. III
- - --'''e' pess az the horr o.
onoufih cash ealsncs a. I. y@srs Cor p.vo
tAte notes. bearing Interest ADD rs-a-,s IN O.,
PAID ana convey ance ordered by the Cour. - NV"
,.sc 81, ELIZA L yAs LEW
80 c.. . . tonrlsiorcr and EVecu'rix
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27
MoohssTIn yy.ssLIAnLy nnAL EsTATE os

ltOA The Tsaae' OF tn heir - the ste ~ Razani tS
81 whom are adufsD We fla sell auction
NE order sdvsrth ed FRiDAY 5h oct i.s
~ oelock y NJ, he following variable real sstat. NJ 49,,
me rheeErnt brick tenement the
occupied by Mr. T. Moore, fronting about 22 feet runnir- @
ap'u' ~ er' 70 Wide paved alley
having The same front AMI depth Sd vacant lots
-.i'hhi named tenement,
mag slso about so s.id au.v s,b An.- -,s IN N
oli the large sod admirably veil located .in, AZ m. 49,,
OF uraee and Adams strr-s froniin. rnff h., ~ -
70 40 alley This house La eleven ruonis In gool or,.r and l.
uy ~Ih gas BESIDES the dazzling tEhich
one tr. GA The lot large brick kicva stable and cara
house st most beautiful builirs aiTf.,py
fronting - feet, running feet 20 saI ail-v ~
h" FOREGOING real state Is lu.y regarded valuable vbs.b.-
reierrn'r bee had To that fronting
purpose or HAT On Grace street, Tor resi-nr,s ~
l's---tne fourth cash, balance
fle h"'s ini-resi adi-l by ru.: d-cl or . -
49, GODDiN APPEE>ON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27
81 Is u b DAVENPORT, Auet.
500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS Ar
\ LOST LIABLE AND IRE trrrIPITI.
ron, f.s - in, ON the Westhnm Road. viii. :

o he orn-
s -s ~ ,sh ca WEDNESDAY a,h DAY u otobsr iss az
y" Hp"n TIE premises, -. Farm orcupi- ~ Coi
w NJ sr.'yd a, shove stated adjoining land Of Gen
n, ~, an, within - minutes drive the city
Hoh on The Nrslaan road, hack 10 fh ,. b,y
LAnd. - ' "'' S'u'Ains ii' acres %
Is are good and Nh improvement, may
taie Az ati could be desired consist Of a rr,.d m II
bic. Ice hopse, $500 >'' 'N'T'''H' pafn, s'@-
The orchard Is large varir,v of IN. h., ,.
hon which alone considerable ma be realized ''
show. 80 -r'''e'' ~ '"s crops VII
The situation Of the farm l. beautiful -
and romantic view Of and country ~
nor heahhfnirs~s ard good Il. ' saw
To We properly appreciated farm IA ut n. seen f,,
70 .rs - ns! do - before the Of Sa saaIe, n
-!, 'a J" 1int OF de-irabiiy Of
oi , uncommon beauty situation aud ihr anv s,,,I
market viii surpas. Il. 49, f'NF'''' INV W u''
BIDDER attend the sale the assurance ,b. a.
N-' permits 10 will take place l1tS0uf E.ff or 1890.
uh possession thu Of December s - '''' anu
iffsi-Onennh cash: balance At 6 -,o,.t-
notes WIN Interest added and by a trust deed "
~ GODnIN APpEEs.S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27
VEny DEsLnAmLE rAnnI, a. Hungary wa.
NOTICE.

ifNs Twenty fnl Annual Meeting " c sorthoI.rs Of ~
James River and kNnaWha ComPIuy viii De ilf AZ IN. CON,
py Vicr be- Tie city 10 Richmond Monday the gtit OF o.
to5er n,Nt '' -''' W w
NN''s ~ MtN hi Tuf iHssrNrs That w. SitsrrIrrs
e siockf older in tn jNl EIysE Cr, ~, 90
,l Attorney aud P"V Q, represent each Of NJ in al, t.p.
Nee,t 81 Tue shareholders uf sail Company held within six
month ron ahd att, NE Dat hereof when perorai
present NJ represented ~ other
and authority, At such General Meeting 10 iye .,t yt 81
Noi and 70 10 such other acts coui civ, or DO
Ams"brr ~ The said mertng n personally
We d" hrrrl fsiS and confirm whatever vote. act or
A"ts, our SAD Atnrr"y lawfully do
ance oithr suii"r.y hereby conferred urou him " '
NrNk-~ our hands AMI seal. this - las Of .,.-,
SAID yiglt hundred aud .
he - 49,. -, nj lSEAIl
sc22-2autO}Uh w p Nrxropr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27

his RhNnE'ors This establishment on Main street
has become one Of the institutions" Of Richmond The
very name of "Zeellc the proprietor av,k.ns ,;;.
OF good eating which makes ones month wafer Tho
alI aud winter season has commenced aud crowds of
hungry citizens resort every DAY to the "Rcndczyors "
to partnc of the sIyory vauds which he furnishes Il,
customers Game and oysters in every STYLE beef uiu
ton, etc are prominent the bill of fare Eyerytbinr
NICE that may be wanted be- obtained here ON
reasonable terms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27

OVERLAND FRou Tupp,CIptc

Sr. Locus, sept. sd.-The overland mail from San
Francisco the 81 hiss arrived
mn NHu'ce has materially shortened the route from
Fort Dallas Salt Lake lie has arrived At CAM III,
rue Fort smith Tunes SAYS that the Indian agent
N"ichhors has been killed by a man and
t'Ht GO" Leper, agent OF the CamaucLcs has been killed
by the Indians.
Hov. Douglass, in replying to Gen Harnev denies
hat any uGiriccs have been committed against Am,r
can cteus that any british vessels have conveyed Of,
nr'rs ct the Hudson Bay Company san Juan to seize
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27

RICHMOND LiG'r DR'GooNs.-Thc following is list Of
the members OF the corps OF cavalry organized in this
city last week Joseph r. Anderson o,,p,ain Aldo,
weston, Orfcrig sergeant I. Il. Grundy r. w Cham
herlayne, X. H. Kcnnon, DR.. O. A. Crcnshaw Ios.nb n
Crenshaw. Mann Page, H. II. Srldcn ! H. Norton. Wm
t. Miller David Edmond, VIM. II. Krnuon K. A. Lacy
John X Nacmurdo, II. II. STROLLER C. j. Hatcher N l.
nAnes, T. o. Snms l.. ID. Szer Jacob Alice Jr =
BoSSeuX, Mortimer Young, Povhatan Roberts, Henry
h"ncure, John j. Wilson, II. H. Dickinson John \. Par
ker Mark Dowucy, o, T. Brcscc George r. Sidlcr John
IL Montague, Peylon Johnston J. Il Ferguson. Ir. r.
w topper d. T. Williams, Stith Boiling SamT = Green
DE: j. ; ID. Cullen, 4. Il. Hutchinson VIM o. Georg.
John J." Eubsnk. Nathl Wilson 10. L. Dickinson Chas
\. Morris John ,. Wren, VIM. LLOYD 4 = Samuel DIR
~ W hancoek' Jr Gratt1n Cabcl w. X. Martin, D.
VI. Lee, James peasants, Lawrence L. Marye J,mc, y
AcCarthy, Chas- II. Rosa, Ro +. Blankenship
An ADJOURNED meeting of the company will be held NJ
the Columbian Hotel, Friday, aOt inst at o'clock
Tue style OF uniform has not yet been adopted but the
prevailing taste, Ne understand l. for blue coat bluc
snort, huHzir topboois and hat and plume somewhat
similar TO that worn 10y the Virginia Rifles The ola
style OF leather helmet finds no advocates