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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

corrected. know that tbe Treasurer Of State
received whatever was paid 10 him BY the
Ireasurers Of the counties, aud / know that
The Treaeurers Of the counties, In most cases,
received whatever was paid 10 them by the
people, and that suppose, was the case here.
IL was, Of course authorized by law, for the
law made no provision whatever as TO the
funds TO be received Then what would fol-
lowl OF course YOU pay in whatever you
happen 70 have You pay in notes Of Indiana
banksi you pay in notes Of the Kentucky
banks; you pay in notes of the New York or
Eastern banks, generally. You are not required
- pay either 10 gold or silver, or notes author
lied by the laws Of your own State, but you
pay in everything Now, your Treasurer we
will say, has ten thousand dollars 10 notes Of
the B5nk Of Indiana, OF in notes Of some bank
m Michigan. What is ne doing with it'll
Watching il. Watching what Paper Has
he got the speciel Mo- Has he got any
thing that he can convert into specie in the
State OF Ohiol No lie has got paper Then
suppose | have a Thousand dollars in specie,
and have issued my notes for five and ten
dollars, and these notes 60 into your treasury,
and there is your Treasurer watching them -
What IS he watchingl Money! No; he is
watching my notes. Wno has got the speciel
| have got it Who then is your sub.treasurerl
Is your county Treasurer the subireasurer,
when he is watching nothing but my paper or
am the sub.treasuIer, who haze the specie in
my pocket
Take the instance Of banks. They have
issued their paper These foreign banks,
speak OF. I'll passes into the hands OF the peo-
pie; the people pay their taxes with it. Il is
placed in your Treasury and your Treasurer
has got no authority but to pay out. What
has he TO dol Ho,is watching with all his
might, but he has got no specie, so far as those
hanks are concerned The banks have got the
specie, perhaps, aud perhaps not II is not in
Ohio, at any rate it is not, perhaps, within a
thousand miles Of Ohio, and yet we are told
this is "a Sub Treasury, and safe, very cafe.
Suppose the foreign bank fails You have
no law in Ohio by which you can reach il; il
is subject of no legislation of yours; you can.
not control il your money is gone, and how
are you TO get rejressl You can sell the note,
to broker If they are worth anything, and Il
not you get nothing That is what they cal
the Sub Treasury system-a safe systeml
say it is entirely unsafe.
tConeluded To Morrot0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

no EnsoT rvAN0ELisri-''ts srsn atiy %
rear mi hair vat vsiY FiaY. nnd had been fittnn
nlinf, until. on Che 0rfwn. BE- had become cutie uln
Aguqttheiri 81 harch,afths piatrniFsarl connppe.
Inc 10 ths directions, anf hsrs continued " appy
saht dressiug Of the thraa ur four weata
on retungto bed nv hair s nov almost restored 10
or ginal color ahd ihs hoe spbttt 40 be pofuaasui
id SATISFIED THAI rHG pHEpARATIcN
tufHiN0 LIKE DyE but OPERATES urO
fuEHEcHEfiONa My haig cosgis 20 fan. Whia
oariainly au advantage 20 one vino was 10 danger Of
coming bald %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
MORNING LEADER.


.- PLAIN, AMI. ORN AAIENTAl. RRfNIAN0r
" Phuhad rahedat Piutins essry asscfipli-i %
ine at the Printing Establishment the L0edfr ONCE, u
me latest improved and most rapL steam frtesf 90 We
iast style, short notice aud nt rousonnne rates Fa
culnf attention paid 10 hlalwurk Avcfy descriptions u
ndngd done especially Blank Books, LodgerG Journals'
les Bj0ks. Receiving Books NC. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

tlttaANhNA "a 10 ANlff LII D. NNluN NHipaiaAN
Murfrrefboro, Tspnsfos
"M,DaN--l wauid piais thsf some tms iaui spfintL
found NY ham FAihuc orr. concluded 70 purchase a
bottle OF Mrs a, knsa5 Words iriif Resaef.r 40.
and gise ta trial commenced using Il bat very iua-
{Warly, but Notwithstanding this irrsaulanty found
bat s iuaqmoe distinctly visible, FALLING or
oF HAIR CEASED. and NV locks which before were quite
oREY' WERE CHANGED TO BLACK DO not consider thar
have givent fair trial, but hom Whist hsvs seen Of
s effects in have reason to believe thsth
s cnpatle or accompuiug Whist 1t uroposns to do wiz
TO PREvRN- THE HAIR FROM FALLING or, end to
sronE GRAY LocEsro THsIR ORIGINAL COLOR"
Mas. D, W CLARK, vie ofREv. D. ". CLARK. Edii
iors"Laaies' Repository" Cincinnati oAio.
Il have been using Mrs. s. A. Aliens zolobalsamun,
with much IA isaotion in dressing my own ard children
hair Anertryng wrous articles manufactured tor lie
air feel no hesitation 10 Recommending your astts
besi have ever use gives the hair sof glossy ap-
pearanoe, and retains It in az position tesirel."
REv, JOHN e RonE, Edaor 'carir,pn Aaposiii,
Bi0a'o, NJ y
Your Hair Rosioror and ~ obalsamum is the bes I
h've ever known. It has restored my hair 10 its natura
color j" be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
nATTl NJ ,lRe ,. ). y 6. ANpRus, ln.n ,,er.

HAYTI -- '.., MRS " C. ANpRus. fs,s,v ,rors
Mieoaqrv 10 Hqbtn MartnsburgA N
inconsrquorco at her gresdonce IN the aforentmed
Island her hair and scalp worry unhon tiny coadi
ton Ator trying various articles without pu,oess. aud
eventually using Mrs s. A Aliens she wios / the
Am'rcm Baptist"-'I have derived much henodt ON
the use of"Ms S. A. Alon'swoid, Hair Restorer and
Zylobasumum u have trio yorious other remedies for
hair but anything that so Baisril ny aad era
nsnty benefited me as has those Of Mrs S. A. Allen,
Rrv. r. II POLLOCK. Ed "Prcs1yie1m W,R,ss'
CincipnatG Ohio
"ItS our settled policy to nd ortiso nothing I'll zoe
oD 1t is what purpors TO be- Having opportunity and
becoming satisfied Of the merits OF arS s. A. Ailen's
Worlds Hair RestnIer and Hyiolnlsamum, would hs
pleased 70 inert advertisement" Sc
REv II. CORNELL Cores See Hoard RaieatioA
R. D Church 937 Broadigay n ~ and Net0 Baifi
SAYS "l should gind hay YOU use my nnmo,
II can do You any good " JHlV IL 1850
REV J. = TUSrlN Editor Southern Baptist, Corres,
Sec Baptist pub SOctt., Charc,tOH
IN regard 20 use ni Dirsph. a AllenB Mmlds 1alr
Rnsulor, am happy To say that decided muut oment
uas tkon plac especially IN the formation Of new hair
he wuite hair 9ocoming oo'ated by now aud better
hair now forming ..-I ID Hf#.f .s
REV WIN. II Downs Hopar. A. Y
Hiurc, Greene County, A. Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

REV DANIEL 7, WOOD, Ahddeto,on. Orange Co ~ y
nay mar has greatly tnekenoa upon my head, anu pvt
qhaNoy lively healthy appearance. The same is true OF
nv daughter; HER HAIR HAD BECOME THIN. AND
| GAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
| THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE; HER
| HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY TH1CRENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEA LTIIY APPEARANCE wo are
thankful to you and feel that have full value Of our
money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
GRnAT nRITAIN.--Rnr. ". u 1rnnNr,nr

I UItHAT HNITAIN.--REV. v D 1FORNHTOH
Prs'soi Lancashire England # ..r. .
Your Hair Rostorerisa perfect navel Afer having
used for six weeks mycriieaey gruy hair restored
to is natural color the wis-ke appearance produo
ed by dyes, hut to W natural color which sntis6ei
my mind h ut is not dye, can strongly reoammen.
it and shall feo happy 80 answering tho queries Of ami
1 You may rtf'r IN me " ...H
| tlhe above ClcrgymaH Is rsu JHoga t4roHF c,e
| Britain, an 10 maayin ne United SiaIss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
REV. $ q. MorLrv, paslor Congregational

REV s b. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational cnnrcn Al
ileboro, Mas.
u have used Mrs S. A. Aliens Worlds Hsir Restorsr
and zylolaisamum The eaeet OF tho Hair Resto-sr ha
been to change the Crown Of Glory" which belongs to
Old men to the original hue Of youth This was done BY
aage bottle used accor I'm eto directions Others of
acquaintance with same effect Tho Zylobalsamum re
gard as an invaluable dressing for tho hair"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

Somo time since prosurad b1ttle OF your WOrlis
Hair Rosioror, Sc, for the use ora relative aud l am
happy say that prevented the falling Of the hair and
teorod Iom hcts gray rs original glossy aud heau-
iul black 4"
REv. JAS MoeARLANE, Pastor Prot Dateh en- Eso
pHg, UisteT County, N. Y. ....' Il. VI,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

Rgv II V DEGEN. Ed "Guids TO holmes, % Basfo,
Mrs s. A. Aliens wpd'sH Heir Restoror, found pmou
our her advertisements, insert from actual expert
meut Th't il promotes the growth Of the hsir wher,
badness had commenced we have now ths evidence
our own eyes We can testify to its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

( TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
M We are now selling of our 25 nud 81 cent Cha p
" Dc Laines n the very low price Of sh ling yard
Also some shilling cihooos u 10 cents yard Cali aud
got some good bargains ut
s HYMAN q Co
augls CORNER Superior ~ and Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

81 heyo no hesitation In certifying thnt Mrs s A,
Aliens Worlds Restgr6r aud Zyo ulsammn have pTo-
luo0d ali tho unect described her advertisement IA
leS the color increasing tho growth OF ho halr
and wOu once fully recommend TO those whose ha n
COS "
REv J. WEST, Washington Place tPaofo ST. grookh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
q lctEYELANPy MORNING AUdUSr8l, q

Gently elected Can thai no vindicatedi Is
there any principle upon which you can viudi-
cate that There h not, unless il be that the
public interests are go for nothing, and that
tho interests Of political parties are to be su-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
prn @oo0s.
pRfOFs RFDUOED

nEBEGES FOR TRAVELLING
- DRESSES We have the best Dtbesa, or DIohair,
for one shilung yard in the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
= ~.
EbElNEIs a,EEN
GUTTA PERsOEA ASE,
For Artifcial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manu- lcureI, and all varieties Of artificial teeth are
u up IN the bgst manuor. W. lNGERSOlL
No 2li Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

II MEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS !
- We haye in store The best La les Linen Cambria
laudkerchitfs AZ one shllin, that is sold the cv-
Also foll ao'k Of shifting linens iva anod pure hax
sris r4s HyMANkco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

Rsy, 1s 5auN E. EoHr, r4ao, 'csr.a'sD Asoosais;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

EAlbho hEDUbED.
WE ARE NOW SELLING OFF
W our stock Of Mlsli1s and Lawns al greatly eduo-
- treos Also. Chul y Barages Moaurs uud all other
Dnfs Go d q price ~ sat The hard times, those
about purchasing will save money by cgungut
IS. nYMAN CO.'S
uls CHEAP DRY Goods store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

ARUFIUIAL TEEIU INNFRIED
On Gold, 81 yer, POrcea and Nulc0nzed Rubber Base
"a the best manu0r Teeth in from $40 TO $50 Col
hungs uc,rdng to size of the cavity, from 5O) upward
maYlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

Rrv. n, II POLLOCK Ed "Prcs1yia1m W,msss,
CincnnatG Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

~ am happy 10 honr tesmOny lie vaue an efficacy
of this Uleparuton U Mrs Aliens, in Tho hheml
sonse HE6ad thaHkfully hcknOw edge the uaa OF h IN
r. ring my badness und Rr yuess"
REy, b G SMITH prufishHFDh, ~ T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31

~ '7777-7 I'1F71IT'TEf OIIII'1I7IIf WIIl'
4 have been using Mrs. s. A. Aliens zolobaIsamunn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
OBITUARY.

The LATE JoHS nouff, ESQ.-A brei account
of the life and character Of the laniened Mr..
HooPg, was very graphically noticed in the Alex
apdria Gazette of the ol.t inst, leaving III fact,
but little further TO add.
Mr.. Hooyr had naturally high order Of intel
lect very clear and correct Views oi business mat
tors, and at all times and upon all occasions, very
gentle and personally kind but firm in tho dis
charge of his highly responsible duties. The re-
markable equinimity Of his temper was never dis
turbed-on the contrary, he was uniformly cool,
Just. and perfectly upright, through long aud
we'll spent life. He has lett n devoted and discon-
ISOLATE widow. son and daughter to dcpi"re their
loss, but their loss is his eternal gain.
In his death there not the slightest contrac-
ton OF the hrow--on the contrary. his counter
ance was like one in 4 sweet aud quiet sleep with.
out a single wrinkle on his manly face. He must
have died without struggle. Mr. Hooit WAS a
good man--a truly pious man, feared f"d, and
ubeyed his commandments. and died In peace
with the world. and an humble and firm reliance
upon the mercy of Almighty God, and forgiveness
of his offences. if any he had committed. through
q crucifed Redeener In the spirit world 10
which his pure soul has ascunded, lambert flame
of glory will there surround him We hope, we
humbly pray, forever, and ever.
An Dlp fRlENp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Melancholy Suicide,

New YORK, Nov 22.-John ID. Winslow.
agent Of Sackett, Davis 4 Co., jewellers, com
United suicide by shooting himself through
the head The cause Of thi, act was attribu-
ted 10 the fact that yesterday he ,ntrusted i
box Of jewelry valued at IS, 900 to colored
porter to convey to the office Of Draper, Shift
Il Co.. which not being delivered, he suppu,-
ed was stolen. lie informed the police who
were unable torecoyerit.
Before the commission Of the deed he wrote
letters to his mother at Providence.
This morning, his employers and VI.
Arnold recovered the box. which had been
left by mistake at another jewelry estah-
lishmpnt i'm Market street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
cIoAKs PopLINs AND SILKS.

I HAVE lust returned from New York with a
large stock of NEW GOODS, embracing some
elegant CLOTH CL0AkS in RAGLANS. full
backs, and other shapes, in prices ranging from
S. to So.
Superior wide BLACK SlLk VELVET, Tor
Cloaks.
MOURNING SILKS; BOMBAZINES, extra
quality.
BLACK SILKS, of beautiful lustrc, and very
heavy.
COLuRED SILKS: Mazarine Blue and other
MERlNOS.
LONG BLACK THlBET SllAWLS.
Also Il fine assortment of Brussels AMI other
CARPETS, some very handsome.
English BED BLANKETS; SERVANTS do,
with u great variety Of other GOODS not named.
J. NJ. STEWART, Exchange Block.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
NE r CT A L.
-, Market. November &c.

-. 4 aour are light, and the demand
DE '',>f ,.v;ou. prices The stocks on hand
Saea' J. wheat there WAS more activity mani
- 49, =. receipts are good, and the offerings
s':ed oar. taken at prices ranging from
'l,. :. f,r fair and ordinary, aud 1900
'.7S' ,,r lair 10 good white no quotations.
g. .bo;,,. sales OF red at lis(S izo cents.
s"' : active reques, with fair receipts o. new
,'' ;, : cents Rye is also IN good DO
-" cher. were sales reported At u cents
80" ~. ,uis,. and We hear Of but few trans
= change in quotations: The receipts IS
' - =, light, and we notes slight advance IN
! wv. common unwashed 2s@26 cents. Apples
T." ID =, s2ms $50 2 Dbl, Pork is IN hmi-
= '' ' bu, the unfAvorabls weather has had =
'''"fi.' .s..t on prices. and sales yesterday
- made II S6YS6.9O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
,,.suo,a Cattle Market, November 10.

TIE heavy supply Of cattle that has been urged
H.. market for the last several weeks, has
1pJ.j The demand 10 such an extent AZ to re-
" ',s he plce. TO the very lowest ebb.
M rss ~. At the scales this week amounted TO
a. sa.J, Al prices ranging from S2.25(g A.25
49,, The latter price only for an extra tine lot Of
!. mai averaged 1876 lbs. gross weight-and
I'll. they come.
..I.,s,o sand their cattle to market much earlier
,,,n usual. hence the indications are that from
T.,a.ry "a April or May next. beef cattle will be
''",,. and prices will range high. Those who are
n, % feed may do we'll to take hint from the
carn.sed hog, are selling at $s@$S.25. No
s,s.n in market this week.-R;ch. Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
s~
SRIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Movements Of Troops.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-The Petersburg,
Greys, City Guards, and Rock Ridge Rifles,
leave for home in the regular evening boat.
The Artillery have not arrived, and II ! sup
posed will he detained until after the exeru-
tons. The officers Of the Orange and Cen
trail Railroads have been officially notified
to make preparations for the first Reg
ment. who are expected here on their re-
turn home this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Gale on the St. Lawrence.

MONTREAL, &. f.. Nov. 2l.-A terrific
gale prevailed ON the St. Lawrence, below
this place, on Saturday night. The ship
John Bull went ashore on the lower end Of
the Island Of Orleans The weather was 50
thick and rainy that the steamship North
American was obliged to anchor of the Pill
lars, from haf:past two o'clock on Saturday
afternoon till yesterday Sunday morning.
She passed Farther Point soon after one
o'clock this morning.
The weather is nos clear, with strong
westerly wind. 1t froze hard here last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Later from Havana and Texas.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 22-The steamship
Cahawba, from Havana on the 18th, has
arrived. Gen. Concha retires 10 Governor
General on the lst Of December. His sue
cessor was daily expected.
The steamship Arizona brings accounts
from Brownsville to the 10th, when every
thing was quiet. Nearly 300 troops had
arrived there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
INUNDATED.

You have seen by the papers, that the
barns. >tackyards and implements of certain
persons who served rs Jurors on the late
trials Of Brown ana his roniederates ut
Chnrlestuwn, have been burned. These men
did their duty faithfully and iearlcssly to
the State and their feilow-citiHenS, and
should not he allowed Ia suffer for their idel-
itv and frmness AL good and true men,
aud women too, will contribute Ia reimburse
their losses. Let these vile incendiares, and
their more base instigators, learn that their
vengeance has been rs futile as their hoped
tsr tcrrors will he unavailmg.
Let subscri ption papers be circulated, and
placed mt public places, that ali may ailx
their names andcontribute. FAlRFAA.
Fairfax county, Nov. I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23

.zis- THE UNIVERSAL GulGI REMEDY
for Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
TOLu ANODYNE, u sure Neuralgia remedy,
adapted also 10 all Nervous Complaints. These re.
liable and valuable remedies arr n"w reny aud
will he Tor sale 10y all druggists and dealers. where
circulars and iuii descriptions may he iuamd, 10
which We invite the attention 81 all. anl on which
We rely Tor appropriations Prices within reach Of all.
SnLE AufNrs.--J. W. lllNNEWELL Il co.
and s. Commercial Wharf. Boston, .iEpitnE
HuNNEW Eth, H., " qter street New York.
For sale hy all Druggists ami dealers every
where PEEL. & STEVENS. Agents. AieNan-
lria Va oct 29--ia I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23

Fred Douglass the negro lncend'ary. sale
in Canada or on his way TO England, utters
through his newspaperat Rochester diatribes
of the most trucuent seditiun. lie endorses
the felony and treason OF John Brown rs the
most righteous and holy of good works, for
which Brown will wear u martyrs crown
An accessory before the fact, black Doug lass
the fact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Later from San Juan.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-The overland mail
has arrived here General Scott arrived at
Port Townsend ON the 25th, aud established
his ealluarters on the l. 5. Steamer Mas
sachusetts NO definite plan of action had
heen decided on Gen. SCOTS health had
much improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23

Leonard Scott 4 Co.. New York, have re-
published the October number Of the Edln-
burgh Review. 1t contains articles on Psy-
chology. Ceylon, Frederick the Great, Thack-
eray's Virsinians, Secret Organization Of
Trades, &c, &c. Robert Bell, King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.

a. HHDS Musco, ado and Porto Rico Sugars
20 80 bbls. Crushed
Is aud extra Coffee
25 hhds Sugar House and Z. r. M"asses
% bbls Golden Honey Syrup
50 bags Green Rio Coffee
% White Laguyra Coffee
50 boxes prime Cheese. in handsome order
lUu Tobacco. Of medium and tine grades,
sound and unusually cheap
cases Smoking Tobacco in ] and 10 NJ.
bales t,ir 10 prime. just received. and for
sale ut prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction
j. II. MrNElGli son,
nov q Prince street Wharf, Alexis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
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CANAL COMMERCE.
AnnIyrn. November 22.

ARRIVED, November -.
Boat. Hop,well, Henry Clay, II. I. Weld, and
Wild Kate coal 10 T. J. Mshailey.
Beat. Helen May, and W. Il. Colston, coal to
Borden Mining 10.
Boats Frank H. Morgan. Liberty, and John Il.
Shaw. coal to Frosthurg Coal Co.
boats Walter McAtee. uui John Huddleson,
GOAL 10 American Coal Co.
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A despatch from Cha:le>town, says:-"We
have now one thousand men under arms
here, and il il the intention Of the Governor
to keep them here until after the execution.
The excitement has abated. though the ru-
NOR Of an attempt 10 rescue has been SOME
what strengthened by despatch from I. ).
Marshal johnson Of Ohio. giving an assur-
ance that party is arming and organizing
in that State under command ofJohn Brown,
ir.. a son Of Ossawat"mie. Gov. Wise VIII
start for Richmond tomorrow 22d instant.
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PORT OF RIA-NOyEMBER %.
ARRIVED.
S,hr. Robert WILDER, Harmon, Pomonkey, wheat
. Washington 4 Co.
Srar Alens, Dent, Pomonkey, wheat and rye to
Washington Co.
MEMORANDA.
Shr. Carroll, Pratt, sailed from Providence, Tor
III port, 18th inst.
Schr. Lucy X. Waring, Chiyeral, from Freder-
kt:burx, arrived at Providence. 18th inst
scbr. Ocean Wave, Lschart, from this port, Tor
Windsor, n. s., arrived at Newport, 18th inst.