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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
@. Fl. SEIPEL,
HE"nurnCrlrer of Tin & sheet From 7y-,rc
AND nEALEH ~

AND DEALER IN
HoUSEPURNIsHING HARDWARE
As On hand very large Rssoftme,t Of
l. ing Goods, part Of his stock consisting OF fnr In,
OF lined with pcrceaT; Water tcrcrs
nt%SHnsr MsI s rts"; Freezer Old
Black Tia Ware, Timed and EnameIed Hollow W"I slg
Il tiles Sc. ~ '"'e' sNb
re requests "f his customers the r.l. rsneraiv
attention to his Water coolies pa {, M Fro
~ 0;ie wishes TO Ic; Old &c n;frior 9, n
r. makes the best coffee and will pay saving
also 81 M very inrsg assortmct ct hI' rsnu.
Ls!'rtI n ware Wholesale ard retail Anr article nC,
on hand VIII he made order at the sLcrt, II 81
lahe prices. - 49, INN'SI ALu ct
E8- FHUIT CALH.S ALT-A Us on HAND
i"Se want OF housekeeping Goods, " III do vi IN coll
on MS articles are too numerous mention lEo..
household. G r. STirr "S "ut Ehe
my <a-'l On No. II; Main st WEIGHING ",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

NASHVILLE, Aug Gin twrnty-six counties
there is an Opposition gain of 2,20o The OPP.
position gained Congressman, aud probably s.
In the Memphis Congressional District every
Democrat is elected by about 400 In the 9th
District, Atkins, Dem, is reported elected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
JaIIv Glasses 81

have Just made putting up JSll;rs
The Shape is taPering viii Indicated rio around
e top Tor tying the 1t IL very article I
We wish eli WHO ineTd putting Jees scr II,
Fruit Jars: Frat Burs!
ia We ALSO rysy k!Id Of FTntt Glass Grecn
HIaSS aLd n" "esh!attd GA RITZ ESWARI. JARS Yl..
nh:eri"! OF which these Jars made ru. a yir.os
stone scdy, an" the glaze Prs FRt EIs rv are war
h'eH nor I" absorb or taste the 4 Jar
ttter Jlst received from the AUd TO ,.
assertion mat ty %crr poisonous, say that Is ms iic
dtoHs as 1t Is GtSWr8" We TO hundreds N t,
CH anu Niet who have ussd them Cor the sst three years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

WAsuNeroS, Aug. G,h.-Attorney General
Black left to day for a stay of two weeks at
Faycttc Springs in Pennsylvania
Lieut.. Sportswood has been ordered to the
command Of the United States storcship Sup
ply.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
PIANO FORTES
a. II. GAZE {. "a,

a. H. GALE {. 40.
r7Fsil-5< Take pleasure in Inviting the aitep,io, Of
Yt--.S3ar st2 Amateur ana Public rPnrrslIr
II j " II ITO their NEW SCALE PIANO FuRTE i.st -
trodnced The growing desire :or n Euar.
fiah3 Forte War shall approach Ia! GIaud In vnum Of
sGGhu' arg, ct the same tne aTud tie ungainy I,.ear
ass oil That ree.cornered Instrument cte,i our .nrr
Ees TO ~" production oil such deSidSrutun OR toll
prtiriOn. SU' car u COM
20 our tianos are all guaranteed rive cn.r, s.t;s
action neither ordered direct or Eold Tx nv ~
our AGENTS throughout the country W. solicit g.
VH"Se winch maze 'ninN ed 70" last
% ~. < years. r. IL GALE 4 60.
-!S-SIE-IS lUI EAST 18TH ST, New York
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FIy 'Trape! yzosami1e q'raps,

We have lie Agency ,iilberts p=t..r NV ard Mos.
qito lruf very useful and desirable :rrlc III Ills So
sen q Is year Warranted 70 XIII aIi the in "a neigh
o,roon S:th"nt crS' aa Ast or annoyance. They Al,.
1iNp i7 ttNc I've Ia mosquitoes. hlv
co, 10 sleep, rndistur6cd, cufce ara hug.
We have also Jus: received Chidrgii Toll Stts-.c,
h'i new aud n!c, White China, White tone Is,Ee RI nj
NM Dec Grated sri'tNoiS sn as assortment OF Rue
scilS Ivory a:b Cocoa handed Cut cry,
as ms near tho time for taxing stock bar
NSliiS may De h10 !ion HO3iS q BARNES,
y 10 liza Stsll street.
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ey"-Nr Luther RICE, the gentleman under
whose supervision the Daily Tate1ljgenccr is
distributed, will call upon the people soon in
the way of soliciting subscriptions. We be.
.rsak for lin al! courtesy, Kindness and plenty
If encouragement
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u NFOUNDED REPORT

kEAESLET HOUsE, FAIRNOSr
June 2S;h, 1889
some means other unknown to ii has been cir.
40 Guatsd In Wheeling and elsewhere, that my Hole. is
closed Permit through the columns your rarr to
correct this u0r1uned report the travelling
pulls iHi y will he ecOmmOdated usual ana at nil
hours, mt tins establishment Respectfully,
Vl-im JOHN BEARsLEY.
NiEtsE.4O boxes prime W. It. Cheese, received Inv
- Jc MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGIR
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< UGARs.- On hand 100 hhds 4. o. Sugar,
> Just received, SO barrels Crushed,
90 do PuYtrised
so do Granuatetl.
my1S For sale By LIST, MORRISON & co.
A TILwARD SONS celebrated Needles. Mt
w jy1i D. EICCLL 3 BROS Variety Store
EOEEE WHITE LEAD-Thrsc Who wish to mint tbeir
dwellings, &c, Will do Wti L, u.e the b A. Fl Co
White Lead It's pure, beta, fafaI and will lrSG.
Longer t!au nuy Lad the FOR sale only by
L H. LOGAN 4 co.
jSi6 aud LOGAS, LIST & CO.
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Painful Abduction Case.

We learn. from the Bangor Union. that
Rev. WA. 5. CH.LEY absconded faom Dexter
on the evening OF the 18th inst. taking with
him a young daughter Of Rev. J. F. WrrngR.
ELL. editor OF the Gem and Gasdle. The cor
respondent Of the Uisioa says:
lie succceded in getting Ser into carriage
with him 10y making promises 10 her. and tell
ing her that he was g,,iug "a the cemetery aud
wanted her to go with him a. place some
h.werS and evererecns which he hid obtain
cd. ga his wife's grave; bat when in the car
riaae he drove rapidly away, she protesting
against going with him.
Her father was soon appTised Of the tact
and followed ia pursuit a. soon "a possible.
bat il soon became dark and he WIS unable
Co follow or trace them, buI lrarHcd iran a
Ielegraphic dhpatch from lh- City Marshal ei
Augusta that Mr.. Cilley arrived with the
little girl Nc thar place al O'Clock A. NJ.
Friday. aud len iIs the westrrn tain at /
o'ciock-destinatian unknown. M. Milhrr-
ell has bern In pursnii Of them. She Nas a
lovely aud Interesting girl. aged about Is
yesrs aud The affair has elieited a gree deal
Of sympathy far her and her effected isirndS
The citizens OF Dexter held a meeting on
Tuesday evening aad passed resolutions de-
nouncing the abduction in prop r terms. and
chose committee 10 use all honerable
means TO s,eare The return Of the child 10 heI
parvats and friends"
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their happy homes deserted their liberia
tors as soon as they could dare to make
the attempt. Not slave around was
found faithless, and not one has lost
bis life, except the one of excellent
character who was shot by Browns party on
the bridge. and except this servant of G. !.
Washington, whose body was found in the
river. and whom Cooke may have slot in at
tempting to escape from him.
Brown was not mad. but he was misin-
formed as to The temp and disposition OF
our slaves. He ought to have known that
all the Slaves on our Northern burders are
held as II were by s1fferanee-their own suf-
ferancr; that they can run to liberators IN
Pennsylvania. easi.r than liberat0rs can
come to their emancipation. He was igno-
rent. it s"emS, of the parriar chal relations In
which our slaves everywhere are held by
their MASTER, and what bonds of aft ction
and common interest exist between them and
their masters. And thus il was that ''Oid
Brown" the fanatic of O-sawattomie aEd
Lawrence, and Fort Scott memory. who de-
nounc, d the Missourians as - Border Ruff
fans" became himself the Borde, Rufiian of
Virginia, and il now prisoner Of treason TO
her authority. The slaves he would incite
to in.urrection and massacre, would not
take up arms against their masters. HIS
spears were untouched by them. And they
are themselves mistaken who take him to be
mailman. He is a bundle of the best
nerves / ever raw. cut and thrust, and bleed
ing and in bonds. He is man of Clear
head, Of courage, fortitude and simple III
genunsness. He is cool, collected aud In
domitable, and il is but just to him TO say >
that he was humane to his prisoners. as at
tested to me by Col. Washington and Mr..
Mills; and he inspir, me with great trust III
bis integrity as a man of truth. lie is a
fanatic, vain and garrulous, but hrm, ana
truthful, and intelligent. His men, too. who
survive, except the free negroes with him,
are like him.
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Old brown talk. I'm Cours.

When the Harper's Ferry prisoners were
arraigned before the Court Tor trial. BRowS
was asked If be- had counsel. lie replied:
II did not ak for any quarter at the time
I Was taken. | did not ak TO have nv lie
spared. The GoVsrnar OF the State 81 Nir-
ginia tenders tue his assurance that should
have f.ir TRIAL, and nnd.r no circumstances
whatever will he able Ia attend Ia a trial.
IL YOU SEEK my bio 4 ven can have il at any
moment without the mockery OF trial !
have had no counsel: have no4 BEEN aide 10
advise with Que. | know nothing about the
fe, iings Of my -prironers, and ! an
utlerly unable TO altend in any way 20 INV
own del.nSe; my mrmery don't ss'rye me;
my health l. insufficient, although improving.
TIL, r, are mitigating circumstance; II q lair
trial i TO he allowed IA. thai would urp.
In eur favor, hui IL We are - be forcsd with
n mere fs,rm oftrial 10 ex, cution. you might
spar. " urselves that troabi.. | am ready
fer nv fate; d"a't ak nial; I b~g for M
moekrFy of trial. no insult. nothing hut
that which eoa.oirnee gives or e"wasdicr
woald drive you to practice. l ak ia b. FL
cnssh From he m,.cksry 81 trial; l do ma
hnsw What L. 10 be the bearhi o. IL TO abe
Commonwealth. ! have naw little 10 ask
other than thai be not foolishiy insult d a.
cawardiy barsarlans iaslIi Ihose who tall
into shslr power ss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

FIRE IN PULASKI The Banner is inform d
by private letter from Pulaski that fire
occurred in that town on Tuesday morning
last which originated in the livery stable OF
WM. T. WELLS, and consumed the whole
block on Madison street and the Square.
The fire is supposed to have been The work
of AN ncendlury. Mr.. Wells is the create, t
sufferer. His stable was occupied ut the
time by sUme forty-fve horses-including
those belonging TO his customers, and all
but two were burned TO death. There was
no insurance on the property. The cele
bratrd stallion. Lieutenant Marry ihe pro-
perty OF Moses S. Hurt. of Giles county, was
among the lost. He was valued at $4,000
The entire loss of property is estimated at
So, 5000"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28
AErrRNncN SESSIONS

The HOnsc met pursuant To adjournment.
Thu Speaker announced the following as
the Select Committee Ia ~ h0m. under a reso-
lutiun of the House. all bills for the repeal or
amendment of the Code shorld he ri rred.
Ia wit: Messrs. Caldwell, CAN'T, Bicknell,
Shrewsbury and Lea.
The House resumed the consideration Of
Mr.. Wisener's resolution tn amend the State
Constitution so as to make certain officers
elective 10y the people every four years. and
tie resolution was jrcted on the first read
ing; ayrs 81. noes 20. the Can titution re-
curing majority OF the whole House.
Mr.. Shield moved tn reconsider the vote
Just had. which prevailed. and the further
consideration of the resolution postponed till
Tomorrow week.
Mr.. Martin presented n resolution directing
the Committee on the Lunatic Asylum TO
report hill providing for all paIper luna
public expense.
Mr.. McCal'e a resolution TO amend article
2. section % OF the Constitution.
The resolution in-tructing our Senators
and requesting cur Representatives in Con-
gress, 10 obtain pension Tor the soldiers Of
1872. was adopted;
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Caldwell. bill to curtail the expenses
of the Bank of Tennessee.
Mr.. East, bill to incorporate the Rock
City Guards.
Also. a hill to relieve the banks and place
all on an equal footing.
Mr.. Dudley, hill TO allow Of the circula-
tion of notes Of five dollars and upwards
Mr.. Vaughn. "a hill tn repeal SECTIONS 1913.
l7l4. l7l5. 1916 aud l7l7 of the Code.
MIR. Rnssell. bill Ia abolish the Office OF
School Examiner.
Mr.. Stovail, "a bill tn change the line be-
tween the counties of Wayne aud Lawrence.
SENATE BILLS.
Several Senate bills passed first reading.
The House adjourned till % tomorrow
morning.
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A wELL-MERrrKD Coxrr1MESr.- One OF the

A wELL-MERTrED CoAPIIAEST. One OF the
new locomotives on the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad is named the " EuGENE UNDER
WOOD in honor of ECGENE UNDERWOOD
Esq.. of this city. The compliment could
not have been more suitably bestowed. Mr..
UNDERWOOD was among the FIRST to SIT on
foot the enterprise which connects our city
with Louisville, and irom the beginning has
labored constantly and faithfully 10 behalf
OF the work Ii is such men a. he. who. 10y
pF,.at
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auftiun Sales.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.
Successors to Garter, Mckay Co and B. Lanier.
On Tuesday. November LIST. 1859.

(SHccesSOTSto carer, Hchdg az 20 ana H. LdfilcT J
On Tuesday, November LIST, 1859.
100 Bags Rio Coffee $50 kegs nails assorted
so IF. bbls MoIasses, rs hblS. Crackers,
Sc bbls. ID. X. powdered leo Cases Fields h. cans
Sugar, OYSTERS
so bbls crushed Sugar, $50 Fields / III.
90 bbls. Pixies Magnolia canOysIers,
Whisky, &c Cases Picked Oysters
50 bbls Robertson county ia glass.
Viii ky, 100 Boxes Tobacco various
40 bbls Burbon Whisky, brands,
so q Rye "a $50 Boxes St Louis SO bar
l9 " Wheat SOAP
% 40 C.'Rnac Brandy, 200 Boxes Pa m soap.
20 50 Holland Gin, loo =. Foxes Pearl
80 bbis j. n Smiths starch,
okes ne Wbisk,, so Boxes Lancaster Co.
800 ReamS wrapping paper, starch,
800 ssorted backing, 400 ckages Star Candles
90 Sheidsm SchLapps, 800 Dig Painted Buckets,
800 600 Assorted Cigars, 100 ,.oz. Wash P'ards,
100 Boxes = Lows matches loo s. Nests IS Tub,
100 Gruss Sh nghie - $50 "a "a 81 a.
$50 German " loo Boxes " R. Cheese
rs Rags Pepper, lbs ID. "
100 Foxes Fancy c indy.
We will also offer COZ signment Of fine Brandy
consisting ri the follow we'll kppwn Brands.
ca ''Pes Otard, Dnpey Co Cognac, 1852;
AZ Pinett. Castan l. Co. :" 1854;
AZ Btqub 1851;
"a % Otarsi, nupey & Co. { 1885:
The Brandy will be off red un months, with
approved in'urs' Eotes payable III Of the tiIy
Rank It's quality can b tested p'"vious 10 the day
of sale by calling at our Ware house.
oct CARTER, wiI.SFoRD co.
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$50, on hand, Preserves, Tine Apples, Pickles,
IA Tomato Catsup Sauces, ''ysters, Sal di es, Sal
mOuf, obsters, c., &c. Fruits, Oranges, l. mons,
us,ns. FI-s, Currants, C,trOn, &c, Cheese Dried
Beef Bee long ue, Nc. Spices, Ieas &C. To be s. b.
cnea,, either Wholesale or retail.
CHAS. rob- R!sON,
oct27 No. u Market street
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A Card.

While coming TO this city, on Saturday,
first read u telegraph dispatch from Wishing
tou, saying that John Brown (the prisoner
captured at Harper's Ferry,) refused, in the
presence of Senator Mason and Messrs. Faux
ner and Vallandigbam. TO answer the ques-
tion. whether be had consulted Mr.. Giddings
about bis Virginia expedition"
Ii is evident that the object of these gen.
tlcmen was not to obtain facts on which to
predicate a charge Of crime. or of any i'm
moral or dishonorable act Had such been
their object they would not have published
what was not said but they proclaim their
su- picions and by such inuendoes and insinu-
atoms 81, TO impugn the character of one
who was not present.
do not feel called on TO reply to such at
tcmpts to cast rtpruach upon myself say
to these questioners gentlemen, I am your
peer. have served my cOantry as long and
l hope az honestly as either OF you; and you
know, and the country knows. that any gu, 6
ton you may PROFOUND 10 me touching the
government. its past or present position. will
be frankly, promptly, and fully answered. to
the extent of my knowl dye and belief and
pronounce this attempt "a as~ail me diehon-
orable, unworthy oiyour positions, unworthy
of hOnorabl. men.
But you must not expect to escape the
responsibility OF your own conduct by thus
aSsalling one who has for years cautioned
you OF the results that must follow the efforts
OF yourselves and party to extend slavery.
and your determined purpose to involve the
people OF the free States i'll the disgrace ard
crime OF supporting an institution which all
honest and ind pendent men of those States
repudiate. No man OF our nation has done
more than one OF you to produce the results
which have recently attracted the attention
OF the people. They are the immediate and
uumlstakable effects OF the efforts of your
selves and party to stablish slavery in Kan
sas. Murdrrers there were rewarded by
Executive appointments to Office. Browns
sons were the victims of that despotism
which your party EXERT d in favor OF an in-
stiiuiion which the people ahhorred.
These facts do not rest on suspicion. nCr
on the reius Il of victim to answ, any
question. They rest upon the records aud
the history of The government itself. No
evasion, no regeneration. can change the
enduring truths 10 which refer. Aud you
would better snleerve the public good by ex-
erting your influence and occupying your
time in correcting the evils you and your
party have brought upon the country, than
10y vain efforts to involve Others in the crimes
which you and your association have com
mitted.
To The public will say that Brown never
consulted me in regard to his Virginia expe-
ditiOn. or any other expedition or matter
whatever. J. X. GIDDNGS.
Girard House, Philada., Oct. "a, 1859.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Williams. of Hickman, for Mr.. Speaker
Whilth"rne, offered resolution requesting
certain information from the officers of the
Bank of Tennessee. Rule suspended and
resolution adopted.
Mr.. Williams. If Hickman. resolution re
guessing siat m"nt in detail of the cOndi-
ton of the Bank of Tennessee at Nashville.
Rule suspended, and resolution was amend,
aud adopted.
Mr.. Baker, Of Perry, a resolution to amend
the Constitution in relation 10 the formation
Of new counties. Lies over.
The special order of the day, being the re-
solution offered by Mr.. Wisener to 20 amend
the Constitution as TO make certain officers
elective by the people; and also the rc>olu
ton Of Mr. Bicku,ll declaring il out of the
rwcr Of the Legislature Ia propose amend
ments at the pres'n session. was called for
The resolution of Mr. Bicknell vas discussed
aud rejected.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced and
passed first reading
Mr.. Chcatham, to encourage the proper or
ganiZation cf ctiz' suldery.
Mr.. Wo"dar'i, Cover ming the appointment
of special commissioners in certain cases.
Ma Butlrr to incorporate Taylorsvilie
Lodge Free Masons.
Mr.. Mayfe to protect wool-growing in
this State. ..
And the House adjourncd till p. IN.
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Bakery and Confectionery.

A tso recefvsd iss ~sseFfAznI VI Eren. i <an-
III cth u4rirz- am stiil N l42ufacf-rlus I1Af A.
No nss, .ad szn sci * Il cheap @ny
hsass 3 ne essy hsss naae, r*ceatiys .i1llh -
nay k~r AID an n,ss Ahle - farssh grs.g
nlsny Hefe q % - ksrs are Laws e 1rea .
9Th III slse VARSITY u Cakef, Pes. as ke.
ClaA=. sfzk.fk iS<0<.
esx17 eeEts ~ n A2Ekxl szFecx-
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HoIlowa,,. Pm. end oia.me.,.,

Oar seape- ~ssstarEr ali ~.sse us-tsrF t11usgh
eoseis, kiineys, aud ssia, H0lio~@ys fslls Ana
ussaeat . stare shess Important organs 20 perfect
health, wAsa dlss-ssa Ia aay ~Ay-f ocsss.
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Baggage Ch. Ok, d Through.
Take NOiice.

II AVlNG just r turned from New ork and other
IL A@terh Cites, wit Large and spiendId assert
meat of anne Ican, French, En- fish aud German
Toys, 10 be sold cheap, by wholesale retail
CHAS ROBERTSON,
No. II Market SIIeet.
p. S.-Country Merchants will please cail and
anime before releasing elsewhere. oct21-u
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y
CoME q sbe Eped ezz.. - -tfned ca11<
- Coal OF are these
~ RIVALS GAS LfSa 37s JRIELIAScYs
NJ rs ENFTRELT NV EESLONgks
I N MAI RE cAkRfEQ xz30fTs u ..1azt9f
n n CONTENfE.ST FOR GENERAL CSEs
m BURNS HfTkELIT An 0fFENSfFE OD0R
~ A cLExs AND BEAUTIFUL ~ COLOR;
m APPEARxy n ~ THE LAMP rs ORSx-
aEsTaL AND AfThA cTIrEf ..t 49,. =
~ D0k:s StyF PEfsANkNTLf sP0fL car
PKIx. cLOI ING 'kc., SAGA Il nag - spilird,
Z i<gs sss.e< n z s-s s-e y tAs 1ss srtsslss fer
nBkEP11T7cxLLYT aE cHkxPKxT LIGHI
kNOHN.
- Directions for fEs Use.
Obtain = geos ceai ell lamp secure thu wicks,
- tl.@s f.ey eie z9sTe - asa dssn m the tnbs
nm sks sck wih sharp scissors, exactly even with
fhs Iop % The Eck tabe, ciiq4F % tie small pro
l~ftinx rainis a ms cofpers flI your lamp With
sur sn Tern ~ me wick carefully a nrst, no.
90 cr@c< fhs sAtmneF. 'ifa
shade. ~iil greatly enhznee iis exceiienss %
fseas:< - :s<.ss - - !. 49,. -
~iif sseate hshs that casnet tzi - tleass +.
esta2-lf kckE<uk q A<ctiS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

MISSIONARY Braor.- RiclsoSn. Va. Oct
zS.-Ths Rev. Henry q. Lay. OF Allah ,ala,
w.as to-day coaseerated as Missionary Bishop
Of the seatb-wssx.
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From
PROPOSAL

By BAyARp TAYLOR
The violet loves sunny bank,
The cowslip loves The lea,
The scarlet creeper l"ves the elm;
But ioye--tliee.
- The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the sea.
The west winds kiss the clover bloom;
But kiss-thee.
The oriole WEEDS his notified mate,
The lily's bride o. the bec;
Heavens marri~ge-ring Is round the earth;
Sha wed thcef
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nEr. Giddings.

We re-published few days ago, from the
Cincinnati G0zette, the report Of the CONVEX
sation at Harper's Ferry, between BROWN
the conspirator, and Mefsrs. Mason, FAUX
NER, and VAIANDIGHAM. A portion OF IL
had reference TO Mr.. GIDDIAGs, the Ohio abo-
litionist, and left the impression that lie had
been an adviser of BROwN. In the card be-
low Mr.. GIpDINos denies that he had ever
been consulted by Brown in relation to The
Virginia expedition. His card is character
istic. Not one word of censure has be for
The murderers or their Satanic expedition,
but lays the blame upon others. But, then
he could not censure BROWN with any show
OF consiste ncy, since he has been engaged in
the dissemination of doctrines the tendency
of which lie to just such expeditions as that
which will cost Brown his life: