davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-03-09
Hossufh On tho Continent.

6a+9aax5s Kessenger eonta'ns the following
extract from letter IN the 4ngsbutg Ga=eae. d..
ted Genoa. January n. Nseems scarcely proba.
bic that its statements ezu be correct, although
they ara positire, and eame IN very direct nan
ner: :.
whom koow personaly, asriTsd here yesterday,
With thEte other Hungarian 70 ugeee, from Mica.
He has come under the naue of Clarke, with I
passport from P4s, where be bad stopped for
eone Tins. Wills II PAik and at Nioe. be bad,
It u aid. intesvtews with several Hang rho
pltcataons to excita srea& s{tssttoa. h1ssuth, II
n also statsd, has Htah- him I great nuubar Of
procanatiana, intended t. lAaaoe ah4 dhsertio cf
shs 1anxaxlan tzoo1s = II eLeAsn3e-V0it,zn
kingdom. h has Gaee III Af fa.ia.a :.
, 1859-03-09
Senator Douglas and the Debate On
UnftlepdiY lesialAttnD.5,

&E4AHQF o0NE k88 anu AQ8 uE0ala On
HUnftlendiy Leslslatton.s'
The Washington correspondent Of 1hs Spring.
field {hasa) Republican makes the following
comment on tbs lass Democratic pox.wow over
"untriend1y legil!Ation:''
The d+ct OF tbs debate upon HI. Dou glas il
most damaging The whole South was arrayed
sgatnst htm. uo has shrewdly and anxiously
avoided such \ scene, but it was forced upon
him. Tho bloodhounds Of The slave oligarchy
were ses upon him. snd he could but turn aud
defend himself Hia game is certainly up for
1850. Ths South will not touch him yet, and he
has insulted The Republicans 10 often and 60
shAuefulIy that they will not help him ont Of
his pit. Tbs debate must also hays bad etteet
upon The Democratic party. Will Northern
Democrats join hands with the men who are do,
iermined thas the federal government shall
force slavery into tho Territories and States Of
this whole oonntryf Such il today the demand
of the Southern Democracy. They admit tbs
truth Of Seward's declaration at Rochester, and
clanor for slavery sedYsohrx
, 1859-03-09

Tbs Ilawesvilte Slaughter.


Ths Louisville 1osrAd pnhllshos The report Of
thu Grand Jury Of Hancock Comfy, H., on
Ii. 1.ta aas.san.t}or ~ ~. :, .,r.,n.s1 v,mrd.d
,,.,; /, n. H.w..x,,1. a., ~. x.no,+ ,..t4..
...4 mh.n..a .-....,.. ~.
~.-....a. :. .h.-.v - A.. .~a. r.;-.. ~
~. - ,,.t, n,o, X. -, ..-s,. >. ~. ~.
uts @ ~ ~ n;...o M.-~.,1. ~. =. h.a 1ah,;.,s
n.+...1 ~. ,.o,t .x,o,.,t th..,t, .n,1..t -
u.~-.u .,d ah,a n.t.r.d :. I1,o,t hotrsh,.
.,..a.- ~ n, ,noth.- =, +ha+ -. .,s.,,.
N.vvs,, eo.pire m the ,tr,,t. .v,lt,a . .s
.t.,, +ov.rae him and f,rad at him with . nia,
-, =. .h.+ \, f,rtb.- .o,t . d,rt,.- -b.--.1.a .h,.
onn from ths h,nd, of Mr.. A,5r;d7, Vim va.
",-...-.t- e.. ..'I.-..u
asslsstog him. .aho nfeo seeoaa nne II As1"el
and bis friend 8nd that In the A6fAy which en-
rued A'dridoe VA fi]led and Inv. ~onndsa
rs - ~. l;n::.f .,,-.,,.. y.
Inc 1a9J justly 1oe 4llnR o. A4of1age ana mo
~, n. mart of tba Marv.tt Marty
W r...... W. f a.. ~~....1
IN te'efence 70 tao Assta1'aAtion OF LOWS IN
the jail on the following day, they say:
"A mtiority of the jury belteyo that the
lives CT tha two persons By whom he vas said
to hove been slain were threatened By him and
would havo been unsafe If he hsd been permit.
TED TO i've, AnQ tuh1 tHe s4Hts FTEHetpt<1 q SeJ'
pre1oration which justified tho killing Of al.
dridge were applicable to the killing o!
Love-
Tbe ,nrpr. then 20 On to dep1ore ths inetB
.,,.t -.,,.ar ~. .a.;..:- -;,
CHENEY u 'A7 10" ~ 4os.s4' '1o eAa3ns e'p'
and they pas scsthlug comment on theis
owe doin0s by declaring that stthe law mus,
r...,.., r,sr ~ tbev I'll, nro.s,t th.,,..,,..
Pto"s' '" 'neu"e'
"and this )ary eer1ons1T lear inst unless tbs
"law is mads to act mors rigorously, forcs viii
u...r,. III. .eentre and tn, r;ohts of tho c;t;
A''0 s1!, - a.. ..es ''
"1ens 10 oe'e1a11neo W Aae o't'ns ~" oi Ylo
"lence."
The Louisyille Journal SAYS:
, 1859-03-09
Ralph Waldo Emeron at the Music
Hall.

Attracted BY the fame Of Ralph Waldo Emer-
Eon, who was advertised to lecture on tfEa1uraI
Aristocracg." attended service again II Music
Hall, last Sabbath morning. ltmignt be more in
conformity With the comnon mode Of expression
In such cases. to say that attended religions serv-
ice, but real1y could kee little OF nothing Of tia
religions element IL he e1erc ses. The4s wss
Deither prayer, readinE Of the Scriptures nor ben.
edlcuon. and Ii Lecture, although brilliant sair
10 itself, would havB been much mort appropriate
for lycenu occasion tnan for religious exercne
On the sahhash.--Cdr. Springfield Rep4hies4x
, 1859-03-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE METHODIST, Or Inc1dents ard fh19sdeFs non
Life in tht 4l more inference. By Mt An rsehe1.
We have from Keene l. Lee, Lake street, two
handsome volumes OF the above title, which arc
eminently readable They are no more than what
they purpurt to be but the 'incideuts" are well
related, and the characters happily described.
There Is enough Of plot to make the sketches
interesting, though The charm Of the book does
not rest in the denounse,t. Tho moral tendency
Of the whole is unexceptionable. Without being
"relgious novels" their evidence in every page is
for the temporal bessedaess Of that higher and
better lise which only religious men know. We
commend Miriam Fletcher and her efforts TO The
consideration Of our rcaders.
, 1859-03-09
Population Of Cairo.

-Atour lAst oharfar election, fits baud rod voso
weFs eaat, and it u veil known that sone eighty
Legal votars In tho city staid away from The polls.
Thin eives n nearly nix handrsd vutszs, md
al1o1in9 eighs perssns 70 each voter. raakes Cur
population four thousand eight hundred. But
evsn liking for he es.ia, tos naueer Of votes
0ns thing il oestain. we arc constantly reeety-
ing abcssalons to tho npnhar Of inhabisaats,
and at the prssent tins, huaiasas fanerallf u
brisk, and mora psospsroos saturs has nevsr
befoto appeared for Oalro.- HdastkG.
, 1859-03-09
Capture Of a s1Rvefs--650 Negroes on
Board-..Butclde Of aAe Captain.

0sptatn Kirch, Of The brig Francis Jane, from
Maysguez, and Captain Staples Of the schooner
Mohawk, from Ponce, p. B.. report thet Span
isa bark from The eoast OF Africa, with $50 ne-
groes on board, whils stssmp&iag 10 effect .
landing. had Rone aahore, about tho oh uit, on
Z fssf on Tho east end Of tho is1snd, sud went 10
pisoe4, and 1t vas reported that the Captain Of
IL AAssF had committed suicide. The authofi.
taa Immediately dispatched government
steamar to hsr, hut abe bad not returned 1t tho
time Of tho departure Of tho shove 4easelA-
RalstnoF4 Exehka14 Hare1 ~.
, 1859-03-09

P1Axrua N TuM -Plantsn In Tens are
8till buy puttog 10 the seed. Cnn planting has,
4 gsod dssl of.lt, alrsady bean done. But H,tls
cotton 4 ri p1ansed~ Tia What e1ops exs Gving
good pro1R1s pr abundance In M1y. Ther0 vas
noss rhse& 1aiisd n Ts1as II ysar than thess
M ual6ss fos. - -
, 1859-03-09

Both the Democratic pspsrs ere Catholic and
political, s1,-Democtacy and Jesuitisn 90 hand in
hand together. The Protestant Germans Of
Cincinnati, a. in Chicago, are almost to man.
Repnblicsps.
, 1859-03-09

The fa. last days Of favorable weather hars
given our farmera new hopes for much Of their
WheAt crop. The wheat On mApy zelda where
it was supposed it was entirely killed, has taken
due siark We still doubt however, Of N
average crop the present season. Not half the
smount Of tbs usual quantity OF lands was sown
in wheat-Gpranxftd Journal, ia.
, 1859-03-09

Count 64r:ises. In aocvtdancs With hls OH
eohc'taion' has been recalled. II Is hslIegtd that
s'eank Astsale d. serre, now French Minister
tosas 0sut of 6sdso, st Cszlruhs,h h to sucensd
kA :, -
, 1859-03-09

--AAohIle paper announces the dessh, at the
sss Of loo yeart, as . Major Ans.lu's. In Clark
county. Alabama. Of Nancy, alave rai'ed in Del.
a*sfe, BY the fsaber1n.laN of Mr. Gusts, step
100 o3 Gea. Washington who Waited npon taf
Jouas mistress VIXEN married. !; -
, 1859-03-09
AltoitinfC, ST,
A PERFECTL TRIUMPH AN T
RENET~
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
ID A l. A Il Il;
par4lcu1artv pnv1R md Aarr

Particularly FEVER and A4u1,
o1 ona az m W. W. - y s
II; :s ::sss az e:4:
snd. Indeed a. 4'ea9e! ! rising tloa bLlloas oaat
I'd eere, asFnless thei. eds, sa1 oerfecsi1 CO.:
:n . g % e. Soq sss ds,is :. 90 ~
.s snss .ea aas 1ssss ~hs hss DO ~ ca.e
x,ssaa MANN sss.e e.. .n; n; r. :. 4 ~ e.;
sss e s:fsss g. s:
1es1 ttajj soarA RICHARDS rA,MAs.
70 Tho sufferer. Of ekf4 ta7er lad asua eheerfaly
xanb. the io!tovnG: Havl1E ohsszsed eose, the II.
- - a.ee 81 e; 1sa N sel! aease Viz IL > w.
tusa u n snadots TO naiara have fteauenus used
Z Is.ss tas::d.s . u eoaroan1 se:ontesad @ I
i. Z BAuKrDoM. nH.
Blu.ros: lad. Nay u. 1854
NJ Aesaa5ia s 3 AAfN Nt-6'ens4: H%vt"x sold
9. 5e11 a 81. ss:, ,n = :ce.:.
a. .o;S ass as';.s = T. ~;
''7ss as s1s sae ~ ''easf Il p,z,
! m x.sv, LoaAssro'r 1at.. 8eps. H. lass.
your age 81 sam ln1le ia:,S III "a En- d.msnS =,
and cay be truly III Y4E r. kPs ot ~. tos Ace
xaa nGsS n:sss?.' ~ oaSS1sa a.f'ss IL: = T.:
lhays y ~ .hat have t2F 'eve-L n. a.h. been O.
A{e ala1Ee family xh1 .pepTen. u "a ~ .sor n
= ;eI:a ;;3s = vi ~;
. oa75katl os~d F1o Bslss:o fawonuesYness aaao usn
a "a ss & ssae de- h ~
l%f rs.1.,eis. s@ s:ef1 '4o apwooD
NS%EA AASN d Gs>,sroDr.s,or. s.l,on % q
o.. Soop Co.>ss IosAM,:, sol. Whoes II
, 1859-03-09
1A4G do 1pw o@oe.
BeSF nj tRi 10 Ell hemA
%hA- t.,t r>A n Hs,1S n wns .

sud suitiug hia setioas 70 biz thoughts. he lsft
for home ~ Inst u be cou1d dnariGate,-arrivinR
u which, ha threW himself oser the fence, too
much orarcome to III to opea the Gs&s. and IT.
YER somewhat rscsTstiag, he told hia adventures
much 70 tbs sQrpriss Of his latessrL 1t may
% Of 1ntsrsEt TO the czflous to know that 70
haVs heard 1t said. that "Gid" hsa bean fire.
fsst I. 9ssra 70 ds.s aua'nS h ais.fps n:
dAa&h.
u ia mid that ssve.al p4rties Of cur citixsn1
'hAVs hssu down to tnveati8ste the nnatter, hut
wefs n19htened swsy By tho "spisitua mani.
, 1859-03-09
Dr. G, j. LKkp8
OUININE SUBSTITUTE,
Or, sN.ERY-E TONIC,
WILL CUX9

T e Y E Il Il n D a q o E.
L8O, YELLOW, CHAGRK9 AND
IA. Fan4na fsv&1 eaa otaen b azsssnted sy the ~
erIensa.ed Pn1ae4a afaR tk,Fu,& 1eaz1 sxpn1anee
h HoRtta and pEtxsss pracsee n nsw Yoek Gity aad
eek IL yasrs With ths no& woadesta eaoee.k In tbe
4eksFn and 9usthHs1No anuasY. Whats faysr nd
g. Nx1 2 fsaeSa:1aE I'd reSaYsfsHaf t4s p
80 M3caf1 = rsa tos tes II ~ taahy nosksns
OeA y afs d.uy besoG aEusd 1pan tas nn90ssklu1 q,
v2h4 n N g18es4n1 run pfoae1Nt1af 1fsAF tnssAee
faaaaHand md glxanGea tAis 3e8eins - Iszdsa
+ 1an 10 R4Vsra! "a u0hs4lthJ qteAeaA Void -
tAs Vrkda Of d. 9s1 knoVp Qaptatn John y. 49oAon
neR nf HYWpool e1ekN Lna NAay JsU! n -
1o4KhWu 1nA aunkA Amak3ean CnAlktn1 H2Aet
], d. HAzAtu, Yfus4aAE
IN NaIden 1sna N<v Yokk.
R~Hx&n, aGeAAAsA r 2A1xA4
Who1a.sla A4eat. u soath WA~ akssk oAiessA N.
, 1859-03-09

~ 4 nonster ox, measuring II fest from tip
70 uP, 70 fees IN einh, md Weighing $500 peunda
, 1859-03-09

The people of. Railway, according 10 the RI
puot'o6n, are hAving Rhost e1citement-a spir.
y being supposed 10 haunt certain house. The
h<pu6t1cdn saYs:
A big, douale-fsted fsllow, who 8loriea In
tearing neither maA nor satan, went ono night
recently, all alone, to investigate the mystery
OF the appariton, taking his gun with him. Il
vas ahout II O'Clock, aud the moon Wa shining
clear and bright Rs vent to the Kste, and If
tsr soms s1ertinn succeeded in forcing it wida
open enough to croxd hiuaelf in, owing to the
snow aud ico which had gathered around it, but
Is soon slammed sbst, ~ if eome one had done
II IN spite. He then went and at down On the
porch, and Nter sitting there few moments he
heard great noise in the house, liks knocking
over chalrs and ~ ktsakinG thin8a gsnaFalIy."
This ho listened 10 for soma tins, and then went
and looked around the side Of the house and on
tho pavement, aboet thrse fret from him, he
T.. Z ittle thing about : foot long he wAtahed
and aAW it enlArge, tntl it got to be tho sixa Of
man, when it ssretehed OUT it, arms, mud there
stood "'Gid Morris" to be says} % plain ~
ever he saw him in its- He spoke 10 tho ghost
several timts, asking it who it was &nd what il
wanted, telling it that If it did not speak he
would shoot, for he says he wsa not frightened,
but thought perhaps il was = trick of some ono
70 scare him. 1t mads no replY, but stood par
fect'y ati1, with it8 arms extended.
a. length he placed his gun 1t its heaet, and
'hfed: he esya 1t Wa perfectly stili-no wlnd
blowing It the time-hut his tAce and syea werp
completely hlled with suaake, which blsx of in
MOMENT when The ghost bad disappearsd with
Il Hs looked around, but could 80 AothinR Of
1t, md ehen it Was shat tho heart of The strong
man tailed him. and be thought to hinaelf
, 1859-03-09

Cincinnati German Papers.
The Gsruan papers Of Cincinnati ere well
patroutzed. The circulation Of the i've leading
nRnera in es&imated as follows:
, 1859-03-09

7AA Paraguay, Es5edit.on Rtej<rtd-1ppoint.
saene Of f. Keys Sreosssor III KY
1Ar6tt~ n Dx&t Siekl<s' ftosptsts- Ke1's
~r;ags setsh K1ss Sp an-A trass Of
, 1859-03-09

n1sso1Ur1oS.-1uE co PARTNER.
;hos1as 4 u: d:,d .s!7ed hI q M esa:fa.
sas Il i W. Tes e ot Tue a'
,ifss:;. SssS i, ' 1851 5SSl5sdk ssofSaor ssofS
N0T1cE-THE SPECIAL OR LIu1TED !
a1es 'h. ssosfs st e t; Hoo. stsf
L q, q ho
ness Of the lato tlrn. !;
sEaseE 9Sas T EeSit2s'S !! esSFiAts2ss2S.
ca,e.x,. n.,<s 'is:f':2 Il: i:!' 4, sos6iaf: %
4 ooo,ftaefsIla. under dc es@ oi ' 3-' '''<11
CokDloT, WooLLEY l. CO..
fof continuing The
SlDnLERY, C04CH-BAsDWlRE
Up e!s e
Ettnian. i oolsz Ga1oa. = 8 laAs rrest -
;$S:issss ;sEsss'sE ss3&}$$i 4 &$$i &&$$$$i:'''
ro-PARTSERsHlP No71cE,-THE co.
e E:;a s. :as], s .ss I'll d,
Ihe r<tnaxns ps1tner1 aa.'as pusEbassa N LteIak
'''''' /! ii bfi;! bSfis$isur:
.n1sso.UT1oN OF co PARTNERSHIP.
si Sss +
ssS.sea s115s q IL n::rs $ MeH. GOWN = = otf.
I'd e 2
sas'sed to make immediate ''' 9s5i HSRs1s COLLINS
Chicago. March LIS. kW. B1ATcHF&2b.
chleass Lead ptps and Sheet Lad Works.
ns1 sn.ee h!a cdvd ~ na@s and as,n tas Aetasy q
, 1859-03-09

NEWEST
HANDKERCHIEF PERFUMES,
feenii1r1y Fragrant and La1t!cE
Bouquet D,kloFa.
bouquet DsH<Fnaione.
Bouquet u, b ixtle.
Bouquet d. E1osie,
AndaeyerA uex additions n
Back / kayner's Central Prescription Drug Store
y c.a.k ktseet- opp Court Honse.
Euh4 c3S1
, 1859-03-09

Brick .UarhSnfs.
PATENTED NEW YORK. la54.
IMPROVED 1858. FIVE ORDINARY
l. hsndA sI.h ho-se to srind ths cls5. viii Is. oq
The yard Is to 20 100 hrtck3 in day. superior to hand
nsds III ase set Up to the common sub-nIll AID
readily noFrd from one tub another weighing 37h
warranted strong and not likely TO- ret ops ef ordtf
They &re Producing the doext brick Ia Chie1Eo PlIcs
900. Haus Improved lore Power MnuldetI, e73s.
BRICK PRE5S.
0ne mau md boy Gao press to O00 per day euual
70 ths be PtAadt3pna presl brick. The brick ars
throxn and de lser d On the cdxt facilitating haf the
labor. They arc touE aud warranted toe ouc yeaf.
fne1 are 10 sdiu4ted .hai ord hand keep s
dles sharp and IN orjer. Price stp
AppTto g. @. Ripley. n the oHcs o? Alderman NJ.
era no Madison stsea&. Chicago AID Rtthard Boxne t.
Loais- Whert n1chfnescAn b. had. ub5-3m e3hQ
, 1859-03-09

nISS0LUrIOE.- co PARTNER.
1 -hoe1 II Il TIL. day a+clved b1 q tn1 consent
e1ra oat Of Tho Gty Of New York
Ytakr ~ b lt59 IOBV HRAKN.
fslkx&H91s GnlRHE 2HOECROT
, 1859-03-09

Az wEc USE II ARR GIVING THBIR
IN. ;xnus rEs71HoNxlH11 ITS FAVOR.
~M xaie.ta the uouta v!.h The Iorlsoss.or eod
W1lloH t:th toseAhef.
fNn c11 DOLLAR ra1 1of.L1.
d. 4AN10Rl rruphetoF No. 3& Broadway. New
York. 2etaslet pJ Ill Drux6txtz- 1a!8. also. by
BOIL II. SMITH CO.. ia Lafe-ss., and
YAHNBTOCK DAVIa
tY4t.1N-AS$i tiR H4rHotrN
, 1859-03-09
r z ATH EKl L E 4 T Il 4 RI
NRsT CLAsS CALF AND KIP aKINa
tust received
DIRECT PRO FRANOEi

.-EY-
a III Es KELLY T. co.,
2f3...--.....lAKE-8T..
Chicago, III.
Who Keep ooustaany On hand The laztess s.ock et
Leather and Findings
To Be found In the HeS Also, slarxe stock Of E1pe1
LEATHRR and INDIA RUBBER BELrIN0.
An cf the above viii Be sod vEaI 1ow for cash ap
tfpyed pfpty. JAMES KELLY i CO.,
ocl6 ly-hlN ~ Lake stEeek near the Br1dft
ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGINGS--
GREAT BARGAIN
Our Entire Etock Of
Decorative Paper Hangings,
0cnslstlns Of large and beautiful assortment ct
Mon1dings, Statues, Ned lions, Ornaments, &C.,
Will be sold, ID LOTS far CASH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
II. #. ANDRES 4Cl.,
nh5 53u c313 81 k2n ndlph street. Chicago
, 1859-03-09

.nISSO. LUTON OF co PARTNERSHIP.
~ TIE o1a et corlns B',seh*1d; ptoP1etons. II
dissolved By nm nj consent r q. RlAtehlord havse
ruTel1Sed the interet Of Hnrs co0!n1 u II orts
TIE at-oqais Of the tim viii ba closed by r. R tch-
ford Who authorized to tho name Of aad 6rQ n
Hspd ssqa and 10 whom Ill pefsoos indebted ra-
Il m frnrre ma mn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Gre ely on Douglas. !

;. In the Semi Weekly Tribune, Of the
18th, GREELY reviews the historical parts
of DoUdLAs' Harper article and no
shred Of STEPHENS argument is left. lie
Douglas assumed that non-interrvention
with slavery in the Territories was the
policy Of the Fathers Of the Revolution I;
and although every schoolboy knc,,o this
to be false, few grown men could have
proved its utter antagonism with Truth as
GREELY has done. ':>>> 49,
So far from Intervention being the
policy-sTRICT. PROHIBITION was
adopted ana maintained, year after year,
against the efforts Of agitators9 who would
have opened the Territories to Slavery /!
Indiana while Territory, appealed Con
gross, year after year, to repeal, for time,
the Ordinance prohibiting Slavery in that
Territory and chat petition was refused
again, and again, and again. ID sass lis; |
The Article is headed J" History Vindi.
Gated" and will no doubt be found in the
Weekly Tribune, due this week. Let
those who take it, take pains to circulate
that letter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
turned ont brass buttons at 4 wonderful

turned ont brass buttons at Z wonderful
rate. !" Two For cent. EARLE
GoopRlou had taken up largo package
of the hair kllcared off the Sioux who
were to vote up the Minnesota, and with
. pair Of curling .tongs, was nufacturing
.ringlets for tho company. Old JOE
Brown, the Juggler, had been trying his
thimbles, but was considerably surprised
to find that the little joker was not
always under the thimblo he had expected
CoTroM had made corn-stalk fiddle, and
wss practicing eve wont go home till
Morning preparatory to a Grand Open
ing Ball;;i and with many wishes forIthoir
health and happiness, we left them to the
enjoyment oftthei, new home; and got
back too lateto issue full sheet last week.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES Of
& RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS.
~ 3 One neat 12mo. Price $125.g 9
l. ist Of Contents I'm PART.

s. 81 = @Ai - 'Sssy SosseossSS \" 81 tJ.tI. Gytl
Church Music Abide with US; The close Of
the Year; Gods Pity; The Mountain and the
Closest; Faults in, and Aids to. Prayer; For.
7saking God; A Rhapsody Of the Pen :: Chris
tian Consolation; Troubles Trust in God {;
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Slave Insurrection.

Our last Exchanges bring accounts Of a
serious instruction among the slaves near
Harper's Ferry, Va. 1t was headed by
old Joe. Brown, Of Kansas. They had
arms collected for 1900 men, and expected
reinforcements from most Of the Slave
States and Canada. There were II white
men engaged in it; but the plot was
prematurely discovered and troops from
Baltimore and elsewhere, after sharp
contest, succeeded in killing .od capturing
most Of those actually in the field, and
dispensing the rest. The arms, and papers jp,a,
detailing their plans and resources, were
all taken. BRowN is dangerously w ,,,r11
ded, and taken !. and defends lis course
as right aud righteous. Itwould, in fact,
be difficult to frame an argument justifying
the American Revolution which would not
apply with tcn-fold force to the right Of
revolution in the slaves of our Southern
States; and if justice il not secured to
them through the Moral Sense Of the
Freenien Of this country, that contest, to
which THOMAS J JEFFERSON looked forward
With dread, will certainly come at some
time in shape which will not be put
down until this country IS drenched in,
blood. 's.'' 1900. ---ss2* .ia nj 9s"; Q.
The last accounts represent the country
around as in state Of great excitement.
Troops were pouring into Harper Ferry.
The U. s. Attorney General was sent by
the President, at Gov. W1sE's request, to
conduct the. legal proceedings. The in
surgents had stor,ned tho arnory--had
possession Of it and the town had impris-
oned some Of the inhabitants, but treated
them kindly. Fifteen: insurgents and five
citizens were: killed. We cannot give
particularly but the New York Tribune
has full details. s'zs 's1s55E @.E zsgfsssat.&*