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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

Tax PRESIDENTS HoUsE-The east room Is being put In
readiness for the approaching season. which promises 70
be unusually gay and brilliant The carpets having been
shake rolled at end Of tho room, awaiting
the action Of the upbolsteyers. The .mehonnred and
substantial furniture has received application Of
varrst-the sofas and chairs being newly covered,
and look as good as new
WINTER WHEAT A Rappabaunock county IVA farmer
writes the Fredericksburg Herald that the wheat crop
looks less promising Just now than he has ever seen IT,
The early sowing came up In good time; out the cod,
raii weser prove ed its progress The late seeding
dc not come up Tor wnnt Of rain, hut doubtless Mo
showers ast week we're highly beneficial.
<shs m rRE WEsrThc Ia Crosse Unfon says that the
thr,sbirg machines Just beginning TO go over TO Min
pcso,a says that the AMOUNT q grain stll I'M
thyesbed Ia the central apd western parts OF Manesoa
sns sn a re. 81 ae 2, ard gram rasea
Inc river bricged wh ice VIII De rushed forward to
the river markets.
q,p p,pnos OF (oox-T7ie Richmond Eno,,irsr which
mo coubt il fully acquainted with the sentiments Of GOV
Nise says utle pardon of Ook out OF the question.
he the NOR, guilty. Of al The Charlsown prisoners 50
far from his beng the dnpe Of ole Brown Ossawatome
Is the victim OF jean T. Cock ~
SUICIDE or 4 MINISTER'S WrE-Tbe wife Of Rev Dr. S.
X Rolor Of 'enwich township, Cumberland county,
Pa committee suicide sGuo time during SUNDAY night
aat. by cutting Lcr THREAT The occurrence has cast
gioo eyer the coInnuny il which the lacy resided and
n Thish shs was hshy appreciates Tor Re. benevolcnse
sion Of spirits, lrofuo, by III heaah.
FKEs NEGROES N GEORGIA "A bill has been introduced
into The Georgia legislature, Similar in its provisions to
those in operation sone other Southern States reQur
Ing all FREE persons Of color the State by the FIRST
Monday Of January, 1862 Those who desire to remain,
do by selling themselves, with what children they
MAJ have to fucb masers they may select The pur-
chase money TINS PAID 10 be appropriated TO defray the
expenses Of those who prefer 10 leave The penalty for
remaining contrary the provisions Of the BILL is mme.
date sale into slavery.
CAvEp TN-An extraordinary land slip, subsistence,
Is called occurred at ~ Hnro, Canada, on Monday,
thr l4,h inst II commenced about nine O'Clock 10 the
evening accompanied by sound like thunder. and astee
about half az hour. correspondent OF the MONTREAL
asee who visited the spot says that about fifty acres
Of lard sank down TO the depth Of thirty FEET. .
FRMAIR Mon "A mob Of sixty women attacked and dc-
sroyed the liquor store OF Nc Bodies, al Wamsouiss
Ohio, Few days ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

Coox's CONFESSION -ABoLTI0SIs C0EREs-
p0NDENTs AT CHARrEsrowN.--We publish else
where Captain Joha E. Cooks confession, which
was read on his trial ct Charlestown. Tho dooa-
ment Was at that time withheld from the press,
and was to be published In pamphlet form for
the benefit Of one Of the persons wounded by
Browns party at Harper's Ferry. The important
points of it were telegraphed to us at the time,
and in view of the arrangement referred to we
did not seek to get the document itself for
publication. But the Tribune of yesterday
published it in full, and we are therefore re-
lieyed Of all scruples in the matter.
It is understood that our contemporary has
two or three correspondents at Charlestown,
who manage to eyade the watchfalaess of the
authorities there, and who, while casting ridi.
cule and odium upon them, are really acting as
spies for the abolitionists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Late and rm porsans from sonoro.

~. LOUIS, Nov. 90, 1859.
TbeN Arizona correspondence Of the Republican gives
th" following information from Sonora
Captain Porter with the United States sloop cfwar 81
Mary's, had entered Guaymas harbor On finding that
Colonel Alden the acting United state Consul ia the alb
sence Of Judge Rose not recognized and not permit
ted to hoist the American coors the Consulate, Capt
Porter insisted the Project respecting his authority
Meeting with opposition, no ordered flag staff 10 b
erected over the CoDsus office and up the stars and
stripes" He then informed the Project that should pot
be taken down without fight, and it LEFT undis
iarbed
Governor Pesquiera arrived q few days after, when
Capt Porter waited on him but not Spanish
and Peequera not speaking English the interview was
very unsatisfactory Porter entered protest against the
treatment received by Capt stones party and wsulA
probably be present 70 aid Capt Ewen in adjusting =.
diNicnIes with Pesquiera.
Des aches containing tho above srrveS Il
Fort Buchanan Nov. 10, q, route to Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

| or strike out portions Of IT, The manaamu. had
been q, anted the defendants to sho~ cause shs
hey should not pass the sum (noariy saoO,OOo) re
qured fN the Commissioners of Records.
Ii constq uence at rumors that the brig Virginia
was en- nt dnat as SLAYER, she WAS vsite by
deputy United Sttes Marsha on Friday for the
purpose of thorough investigation. No Indications
f the Virginia being Intended for the s.ye trad..
were apparent, her freight consisting Of wagons.
Major Frerch, agent Of the Treasury Depart
mept TOR the extension of the Capt i buildings,
was arrested yesterday By a Deputy United States
Marshsi of this district. and taken 70 Washington
The trial of Charles Moore, who @as cnArged
with killing Daniel S'ackptle. at Harlem. was n
claded yesterday in the General Sessions The jury.
sf'er an absence of two hours, rendered verdict
OF not guilty.
The jury in the case Of Orris II Judd one Of the
rev 81 RS Of the Scriptures Of the Bible Uaion. Va.
James Edmuuds. Secretary OF the American Bi de
Union, for libel, account Of which was published
in this journal some days ago, yesterday brought
in verdict of 81 goo 10 favor of tho plaintiff
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund are about
advertising for loan Of two aud half millions Of
dollars, at FIVE snd six per cent. To pay of the float
ing debt Of the State IN December. The stock Is
to b rdeeuable 10 six. twelve and eighteen years
The sake q cotton yesterday embraced about 600
baics included in which 900 In transit The market
closed withou. spirit II &c. for mddng upanda Flour
active and rmer with sales OF about "a roo bbls, 'n
cudhg purchases for export Southern -four active
hrlner Wheat in good demand. and the
OF yesterday sustained Corn In good supply aud
prices favored purchasers New sold 75c SOC and
old yellow Jersey and Southern at e6c. CSC. aud old
Southern white at e6c Pork heavy and lower, with
sales OF q, SIC and prime a, 81 l2 Si1 25 Sd
CARS dsm, with sales Of GOO 700 hh.is. and 200
boxes at full prices The sales also embraced $50 boxes
molasses sugar. Coffee quiet Freights continued
firm with a fair amount OF en2aeements-among which
-four to Liverpool at as, wheat at 3d. in bags and
cotton at 8 led 1924.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

POPULATION AND TAxATfoS.---In 1850, lust ten
years ago, the population of this city was 5l5,-
547, and the aggregate Of taxation was about
FIVE millions. The population in 1860 will be
about $4,000, and, Judging from the fact that
the taxes now are ten millions, and looking at
the kind Of Common Council we are to have
next year, the taxes will, in all probability, be
fifteen millions or thereabouts. If taxation is
to increase in this ratio to the population, what
are we to come to? Look sharply to the can
didates for Aldermen and Councilmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

A SUGGESTION TO GOVERNOR WISE ABOUT OLp
BRowN.-A prominent feature in our Thanks
giving ceremonials on Thursday was Old
Brown and the Harper's Ferry raid; the SER
mons Of all the Sharps rifle preachers fairly
teemed with the subject. Would tnot be a good
idea for Governor Wise to respite Brown for a
little while, in order to give him chance to
criticise these discoursest His notes and com
ments on Beecher's sermon were so racy. that
we might expect rich treat in the marginal
annotations of Old Brown on the dissertations
of the other clergymen who made his life, his
deeds and his martyrdom the theme of their
Thanksgiving orations, to immortalize them
selves and make fame out Of Old Browns capi-
tai He might induce some of these gentlemen,
who fire off treason at very long range to de-
liver one of their elegant discourses down
South, as he invited Henry Ward Beecher to
do, and thus try their mettle at close quarters.
Who knowss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
The Canal Loan.

Albany, Nov 20, 1855.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund met this morning
and resolved to advertise for loan Of two and half
millions OF dollars, TO pay tho floating debt Of the State
The advertisement Is to be for bids both at Eve and sN
per cent The awards TO be made Goth Of December
and the bids paid in the oath The stock Is to be re
deemable in six twelve and eighteen years They also
resolved to the payment Of the floating deot on
the 18th Of December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27


GREAT DAMAGE tn PROPERTY IN BUFFALO HOUSES
BLOWN BowN--BRtrGEs DEsTROYKD-THE DRnAN-
WATER RulNED--TBE CRY PARTLY UNDER VA
TER RAILROAD TRACKS SUBMERGED, ETC.
BrFsALo, Nov. 26-oP.M
heavy gale from the southwest has been prevailing
here for the past twenty four hours, and t blowing
with great fury.
The canal bridge OF Main stree. is badly damaged
by high water that il vii! have to be rebuilt.
The iron canal bridge River street is entirely de-
stroyed
number OF houses in different parts Of the city arc
blown down.
The breakwaer for The protection of the southern
part of tho city is almost entirely destroyed aud that
portion Of the city Is several feet under water.
The track Of the Niagara Falls division Of the Central
Railroad, the bank OF the river impossible and
passengers are carried around the break in stages
The travel on the Lake Shore road s uninterrupted
But few vessels on the lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

CORPORATION CoUNsEL.-We give letter from
Judge Bronson in this mornings paper, ac-
cepting the Mozart Hall nomination for Corpo-
ration Counsel No one doubts the capacity or
integrity Of Judge B., and If anything can be
done for the benefit Of the city in that Office he
will be able TO accomplish it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

NEwfoRr, Z. T., Nov. 70, 1869.
The brig President Taylor, from Port Even for Bcs.
ton was run into this morning while at anchor here by
the steamboat Empire State, and had her bboom bow
spirit and head gear carried away Tho damage viii be
made good by the steamboat company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26, 1859.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania state Sc Q3ss; Reading
Railroad 20js; Morris Canal, 1917; Pennsylvania Rail
road, 1915.
BALTIMORE, Nov %, 1859.
Flour steady Howard street SIS SIS 81; City S. Wheat
firm sales IS 0 bushes; white 81 25 81 40 red 81 %
a 81 IS Corn firm: old white SIC &c.; yellow &c.,
SIC. Provisions firm: mess pork SIS so; prime ditto,
$40 So bacon Sides loc WhiPkey steady at 20 &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26, 1859.
Flcur quiet. superfDe So 25. Wheat firm. sales 5000
bushels; red at 81 20 81 81, white OF 81 81 81 as Corn
dull snd declined 1c &c sales 900 bushels yell
ow at Csc. n 74c. Whjskry steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

81, LOUIS. Nov q, 1854
Tho Republican has Santa Fe letters Of the 7th nst
The Indiana still committing depredations o. ~
mails and cugraut trains.
Col FauEteroy bad arrived u Santa Fe and assumed
the command Of the department. It WAS expected that
be would take 70 chastse tbs Indians ana prs-
vent further outrages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
All Telegraph Wires Down West OF
Syracuse.

:
The wires west of this city all down TO day having
been BY heavy seei Storm with very strong
wind, last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Bark Globe Ashore.

PRovmKsCE Nov. g. 1869.
The bark Globe, Of Richmond, Me-, from Shields via
Queenstown for Providence, went ashore at two O'Clock
this morning, at low water at Dutch Island. Captain
COMBS has to the city for assistance and states
that the vessel remained tight when he left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Fire In Canton, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 26, 1859.
fire in Carton, Stark county, to-day destroyed the st.
Cloud Hotel the Post Once and other buildings and pro.
perty amounting to $40 900. Insurance small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
Exchan1ea.

SAVANNAH, Nov. q, 1859.
The steamship AIaboma the wharf at seven
O'Clock this (Fridas night; all WELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Death Of Judxe McAuIey,

TORONTO, Nov. %, 1869.
Chief Justice McAuley died suddenly this afternoon,
from disease OF the heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
Markets.

FHILADklIfiIAg NOV. 70, I65W.
Exchange On New York unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

PORTLAND, Me, Nov. 26, 1859
The steamship Hungarian sailed at four O'Clock this
afternoon for Liverpool taking out sixty eight passengers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
D0nRYvlIL1 TUsRPuKa.

The eessession By MsAasnisins. With
Ne Bs.rysiils pike, leading iron town to
he Toll. gate hes been soaplstsd. asi thus
Dssvssts the impossible nud-pools which
have % 9ueA snsoyea travellers This
vsrk has bees paid for BY the heirs Of the
late Aseaa ~ KEssKpY, ssq Who bad sgreed
IL the TOYS would make . certain portion he
would hsvs dsns the bslapcs.
W. psbiish ths above from The Spi,ii'
for the purpose Of correcting the si.t.mes,
.sds is sbs latter paragraph The piece OF
tsrupiks eososesios the b & C road With
spsvsd streets Of Cbsrlss.o~n VS. no, b.
che heirs Of the late AsDasw KENNEDY /:
sss did Mr. X. even make the promise to
seild this piece Of road, ss stated BY the
Spirit.
This esssssting link. lately made, csst
$50, and vas paid for BY AxpKlw f..
KsssssY, vhs expects 70 b refssded BIZ, ou..
Ay By these psrsoos living on The lice o. IT..
sesd vls feel the necessity Of hsvins con.
pls'sd read into TOYS. He bss, 10 his pos
session, . subssrip,isa paper, on which, ,hus
far, osly sbest els 10 subscribed ; and he
ssqussts oil per,ous, istsrssted 10 tbe matter,
- sasseribs or pay over to bin such amour.
- they nay deem proper.
While ea this subject, We take occasion
bssy. thst this piece Of rosd. which 10 on
one Of che streets Of ihis corporation ,should
have been asds By the tssn itself, long ego.
hhssjsss to have the cost, trifisg though
h may b, throvs upon private iudi,idusl.
Who are compelled " use the road and VI.
vosld soegst that tho trustees Of tho town
take abe matter 10 hsnd, and mshs the ne
sssssry spprspris,ios TO relieve Dir X. end
his ssisssor, from eli cost Of soss,rustisp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
BGHkELfY COt.ATY.

Business calling u. 20 our n.,;v. .o,,,
o. berkeley Ias'~eeh, aud nigh, falling upon
.esnehored tthe ho.pit,ble r..idsue.
OF Mr. SKIM MiL:rn. near Alden W.
we're met with the characteristic v.leoms n
''' 's'd gentleman and family, and whil.,
sC)onrning there participated in ever, good
'hiDg belonging to bis well-h!l.d l.rd,, and
al Tue comforts Of his home. Dir NJ i,one
OF the 'olden Time, and dispense, hi, bo.r;
'sh'y With that chesrfulne" and good viii,
which inspires every oss With . ipovl.ss.
OIL perfect welcome. Iii. Bette, hal,
though much bis junior, 10 . lady who ioi,.d
him fully in kindness
we were also the recipient, Of ,b. ho.pi
"h'' OF cur ysung freud Mr. GLrss L,,x
"no made us feel perfectly a, bom. Hi.
relative, Mrs S supervise. the domestic A.,
AIRS, aud iss psrfsc, model of woman
whist 10 the neighborhood We called =,
Toe camp Ground. Here, too. We found
no'pi'ii'y at every pois,-.nd from tho
A'nene's manifested, aud the good thing,
offered, one might have f.ssteG himself Al.
most to Apoplsry
Aeoet 80 tents were on the ground and
the presiding Of . 6ne order No, b.,,~
there long, We ssnnot further p.r,ic,l.,
ise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
PiS-S

Our Cstholis friends held . Picnic on
Tuesday last, at the Pinosels spriss. opps-
cite Hsrpsr''Fury. Although . Isrs. As.
sssbisss, everything passed Of pl.s..nt,
The Rev. Father TAtrr vas present. -ss
yisidsd ehssrfally to the isnoeent p,,,,ia..
OF 'ss young folks Dspcios sod v.riou.
ether sedss " r.sres,ios vas ipduls.d in
ssd ell, Of ell dsoOsisstions, enjoyed thea
selves freely and fully.
Being 10 the psishborhOod, By invi..,iou
Ne attended snt after 40 hour looking on
Ne rspsrsd 70 the hO'piisbl. nounisin 70
s'sA, Of oar friend, J O. UssELs Hs.
v'psr,ook Of The psrs mouuisin water b..
sa' hi-at Un'sld fesriss the Effects Of
mess'as -,ssr--tsO-ins tb., ", yer. 70,
A'ee"ensd 70 ssy other thsn lims.ton.-
seesids'sisly nir,d IL 9Th ssid STYLED
'PsssA L'su,sr'
osr frissa Un,sId he. . tris olson.
isres 90 fear bsst''t .erss,-snd from III.
'ss'dssse e ~osI sagoiassai view !, given
Of ths ssuOsssiss sosntsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01


ply Of Mr. Bolts, to the Brsotlya Az land
Club -
"foa spesk Of me 80, in the opinion Of
those yos rsPrssesi, o. ssli a. Of Yourselves.
the proper pesson II vho.s hands ,es s,.,a
ere Of Opposition to democracy should b.
placed for the election in LEGO. and .o, 81
rs suphs'ieslly saa es,eeor,, slly vb,,h.,
would b wiling 70 sec.ps the position
70. propose 10 sssign me have don.
s"sAiag, ssd sbsll take 20 step, toward, nv
eievssios TO the high trust. Nor vll I AZ
fesss noeh modssty on this occasion b,
PrsteediUS to shrink from the erea, re,pon.
abilities which attach to that elevated pi.o,
u may have the appearance Of v.ui,y 40.
perhaps 10 i, to say that tb.,.
sPoo'o'i''es connected With TIE .i,eh.,r.
OF :" duties, Which soy man need u,ULl. =,
.PPrs.ss'os' .Ao will TAX. the .ou.,i,,,ioD
." said', The good II ,L. .sol. eo,p,,y
.' bis s'n, and ID. prr.ery.,ioo Of All u,
'a'sIs'. q =" determined purpe..
oansinR binsslf With the beet intel.
'ss" VI the country, - uith mep vbo,. nat.
"sI'n will be equal to the snerr..e, o,
saeflheips their own sdvasecmept 10, ,h.
good Of the vhols,-dissh.reius their pub.
lie dutiss With siseri,y aud fidelity. r..o,
n"iss equally the rights " ell sections. Anil
ioos'ng win prejudice upon none, ku, via
sntei deisrninstion 90 do What be believes
70 10 night, l see ooth,ag 60 terrific In thee.
responsibilities - to prompt me % ssv I
would shudder ~ l spproschsl them IN
thefsiore, u should be the plsasur. of my
country men TO confer this high and ho,o,. =,
bic distinction upon me, viii secep, !, nh,
PRIDE and l hope, With . resolution ,h,,
could no, be shsisn, never n b. ,u,,.J n,
any inuasnes' that might be brought "a
oesr upon ne from What believe 70 be On
nones, aud fstlfsl di'ebsrgs Of oil the du
"es that might devolve spos NE. With
such views, i believe il TO be % essy = Mt
YER 70 msusge the Affairs Of this rov.,om-n,
stheut Involving the eoastry 10 psrpI.x,ps
a'meui'iss sbrssd, or internal ausrr,ls a,
eoee' 90 70 10 TO Dsnsgs the affair. Of ,
pmntstlos IN the South or Q msuuf.e,,,iov
ssab'ishment ~ the North.
~ entertain . desire on this sul lee, !,
I" Out Truth to cay, that il 10 bee,1.. IN.
ounHJ has rssehed condition which ID,
. ehssgs aud needs improvement, th,.l
II" necessary foe-,hs veil being Of all m,
new order Of thiugs should be ip.,;,n,,J
not only IN Wssbibg,Ou, tu, ,b,ou,hon,
'Se country 1 have the vanity IL YOU
enoose 70 thint H col to believe that a..
v"s ,ss proper aid on the part OF the L..
e"isti's department Of the soverpp.ot
couid and would institute and usd., mi,
oen :. l cay 10 reply to yosr enquiry, tbs,
.noo,d be the plss.ur. Of the oppo.i
'on 70 select me as their standard. bearer
& esod,da's Of the nation. uueounec,.t
si'h seeiiohslism, sectional Organization. o,
sections questions l would .ccsp, With .
grateful heart and, if elected, would en-.
aee'er 10 wear the hopors Of the ofic. with
pee "ins humility and 1. determination a
90 my dsty, and my whole duty. to nv conn.
Try, and my whole oosn,ry."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01

I" The Richmond Wig say. ib., A..
Opposition in Virs mia, do no, mean to fol.
10" the 'zasple Of tbs Dsmoer.ey. ..d
waste heir strength in internal strife ,.d
division, but TO use every .Isr,ioo 10 main.
"ln the harmony which nov p.ry.d.. ,h.i
soH' sod we raintensbce 81 which /, a..
,a,et sn'fsS'ss Of their fatars success.
D'aerss' member. Of sbs Opposition b.,,
- 'hey oars' add will, their p.r.oo.l p,..
isrenoe' bus ws belisV. they DO no, m,,n
'on ssy p.r'On,l prsfersreo shall be p.,.
mi,sd to d''tsrb the hsrno oy sad ,ucrs..
o. toe P''iy.' The Dsmocr.i. -e,s di.,n
pointed at the peseSabl. n,np.r 10 ,h,Is
The late meeting 10 favor Of Mr. Bo,,. ~
Richmond. passed oa "o''s' IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
ACCIDEST Z.

Inc f''rfsr New. Of the Goth August,
ssys-
wear. panied 10 learn ih,, our Young
h'snd' Dir Amo. Fox met with y.,s
serious misfortune near the Camp ground on
moodsy evening last Heu,. about .,,,,
ine 10. buggy for this plsc. in comp.ny
"'a ar Jno. Hurst Of Jefferson ooun,,
.nsn oy some means the buggy va. up.s,
snd 'oey were both violently thrown on,
For time both gentlemen we're in.n,;hI.
they we're soon restored to coo.c.ou.,...
Mr.. sustained severe brsj.e. on n. ~,
n ana aoou, be bead and fsce. snd Mr
no' was also severely cut and bruised
SCOUT TIE heed aud face. Their friend. will
.s gao TO learn that they are rspidIy re-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
Psints, Dye-StuGs, varuish- IL
~, Oils, Glass. Prtty. 4.
a CARD.

vii - seen from h stov. noiie. o., :,
Il h-'e ei,pp.sd q ap' Df,s r'o,. o. ~ ~.
iiahisf who -iii eosting, 80 bs.is.s-
btstehe. We tetufh osf 'sests ihshk. fl
Tu'i- ~ ~ 49,, ith.vs' pstfosss. s..t..t
npoh a. sne t-,pes. i"r Df Hast.ts
sHee ui NJ .sns. rpsh Ihsts, vtl rev
Toi.hs ~ u'if eorhfsrc, I'D support
We axe - occasion % cav maj o., a., r. .,
'fsist q" cir.' ~ oor ts,,s,.s o. o.r, a.,
h"P' 'hs' ali Ihuss sn"-ihs tA.n.i.,, i, To-,
~ 80 - h'' 'qa'ds,' thsn sessssis ..
NEE. ~ sio.- ',su ~ Not,
AuE 50 CE pfrfys -.