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, 1859-12-03

We had not expected, 50 soon in the winter,
to chronicle the 9acs that the passenger boats
between Milwaukee and Grand Hayeu-
the Lake Ferry boats-had been Withdrawn;
but VIC are compelled to say that one Of them
the 3filwaukee-is ashore high and dry at
the mouth or Grand River, with q prospect Of
going to pieces in tie next gale, and that the
o.ter-the Detroit-is laid up for the season.
So the grand experiment which was to prove
that Chicago was outside the line Of Western
trade, has failed, and somebody must pay tho
bill When shall wc hear the stockholders in
tue Detroit and Milwaukee Road begin their
croTl?
, 1859-12-03
THE MERCURY SPEAKS.

The Charleston -Hefcary says, that it hopes
HarpeT's Ferry has been Of great use to Virginia
Statesmen, who thought more Of office than Of
the rights of the South: The Ntreary says,
".Virgtnia and Virginia Statesmen seemed to be
irretrievably sunk into mere party men, grasp
ing national honors at Washington.
1f the rights Of The South we're supported at
all. no ono out Of Virginia seemed to suppose
that any higher motiv 70 actuated her purpose,
or her statesmen as body. shan to obtain from
the confidence Of the Southern States certain
political! power, to be used for she furtherance
Of Presidential sad other aspirations.
The Harpers Ferry case, like q slap in the
face, appears to have wakened her up to some
consciousness OF her rights and dignity, to the
contempt in which she was held implied by such
au Invasion, to the scorn heaped upon her by
the whole Northern press.
1t is now clear that she has been for years
the subject Of abolition experiments; running
of Of her slares, WAS but part Of the policy
to force on her emancipation, and the late in-
vusion showed how far il was supposed this
policy was successful. She WAS another Kan
sas, ready for the operations Of Shaspe's rifles
nnd long pixies"
, 1859-12-03

Tho history Of single hoax will show how
Ill the other tales from the North which have
driven Gov. Wise to frenzy, hare been gotten
up, and will at the same time prove the value
Of the lot
Afew scamps at Morris, ,Grundy Co., down here
on the Illinois and Michigan Canal, procured
the insertion in tea copies Of their local pa.
per, Of a flaming account of the preparations Of
the Ashton Guards, Capt. Cleveland, for a
march upon Charlestown, for the rescue ol
Brown One Of these copies, accompanied by
hiElutin letter, was sent to the New York
Herald, and that journal eagerly seized it as
new and most satisfactory evidence Of the
treasonable decentralization Of the whole North.
OF course, the story was eanard, in ell its
parts; but as it shows how others Of like
character haye been manufactured. it is worthy
of mention
, 1859-12-03
L Chicago Vessel.

vi
The propeller r. F. Cushine, whose arriral
FROM Chicago, Ill, is chroniclod in another
place, is, NO think, the first arrival from that
port which has ever taken place here; and COM
ing as she does, t<e thousand miles from an
ipiand lake, We think the eyens is worthy Of
Learing Chicago on the 18th day Of October
ssltimo, she passed from Lake Michigan into
and through the Struts of Nackipaw; thence
across Like Huron, down the St. Clair River
into and acro.s Lake st. Clair into Detr1i; Eir-
sr, thence acrosh Lake Erie and through the
down The St. Lawrence k.ves, touching u Que
bec} into the Gulf of ST. Lawf~nce and the At
lantic Ocean, to Portland, Me-, STOPPING to cost
ten times On the route.
=, The ". F. Gushing is about Sc tons register,
and is owned in Philadelphia, whence she went
in towing in that vicinity. She put in here to
coal.
, 1859-12-03

the last terra Of court held At Cambridge, was
Of nnusual interest. A slander suit occaaioned
considerable excitement The facts u nc un-
derstand them Nere as follows: 4 Mra- Van
WinkIe said sone rot vety pretty things about
= Mis- Grost, who in turn brought q suit against
Van Wiakle,- husband Of the slanderer:. The
result was, that the jury returned a verdict Of
1000 for she fur plainiid. Messrs Willioson
Ind Peasants, Of Rock Island, were the eoun-
sells for the plaintif, and are said to bare
made decided hitsin their arguments to the jury.
Aessrs, Knox and I'd Of this county, and How
Of Kewanse appeared for the defence, md ae-
quilted themselves creditably. The case has
been appea1sd.-Aolins Lad<pesdeat,
, 1859-12-03

TuEo1oc,Axs DAxc1Sa-Thc Council Of Trent
has rather solemn sound but they rho were
gathered together to tx the faith OF Chrissen-
dom could not hare been such dull dogs, such
bad fellows after all. The Council ended with
q grand mass, . grauder banquet, sud ball,
which was opened By .he Cardinal Hercules Of
Mantua, and 1t which Kings and Cardinals and
bishops danced gallans!y with the German,
Italian and Spanish faotes who had been inyi-
ted. 1t would no doubt put many Of OUT sheo.
1osians into sweeter temper if synods, general
assemblies and convocatsons, always Terminated
in the same fashion. Thr re would ften be less
hisotrE il the head If there was more vivac'ty
in the feet, which would keep the heart ~aruI
and saye the hu.nors from ssugnatlng.
, 1859-12-03

John marshal recommend friend on
the X who you mar depend on as good man
for what be says. True and faithful know him
we]l. Your friend John murshalL
Mr. Reauy certainly deserves the thanks OF
the entire country for this rare success in STOP
ping the operations Of such notorious gang Of
:counte1feiiers- He learned in this exploit that
the plates were engraved and The stuff printed
in Indiana. He feels certain TINT lie will ret
succeed in arrestiug the persons who did this
apparently safe work.
, 1859-12-03
THE POOK AnzONG Us.

In another column Of this paper, VIC print
IN extract from the Euening Post in which the
condition Of the poor of tie city Of New York
is described The facts are, while astounding,
Of the most alarming naturc. But ugly and
unpalatable as they are, it becomes the citizens
Of Chicago 10 look them in the face, with the
knowledge that the conditions Of things which
the Post describes, is that which will exist
lore, possibly in q less degree, If our people
copy the charitable errors which hare added
so much to pauporism there.
At the risk Of being thought hard-hearted
and unchnTitable, we propose to cay few
words on tho causes Of paupcrism and men,
d;cancy in tho Nest They are, summed up
under three heads admitting of indefinite sub.
divisions.
1st, Whisky.
I'd, Laziucss.
Sd, Misfortune
Under the first mud second classea may lie
grouped the reasons which have reduced to dis
tsess full uin,-tcnths Of those asking aims:
the remaining one-senth are thoso whom sick
ness, fire, or disaster or inability in some shape
has visited. We tako It, that none who have
made tho poor Of our cities their study will
dispute the correctness Of our classification.
If they do, wo are supported in the opinions
expressed by those who hare devoted the
larger part Of their lives TO suffering and its
abatement But We stop tie discussion Of tile
, 1859-12-03
CHARLEST0WN STILL ASTIR.
4 1otfar fror, Fha artoefowr pnro.


Tbe+s ore nc,,1v q nm troona in cber,es+ovr
to.dor md re;nforcensnis r. conssantIv nr.
r;r;n;, Sr,ntv ncconmods,;an. sra r-oy;jad
f,r ,5;s small arn,r- Part NJ ,he so,5;sr. 49,.
nn,r,srcd IN rhurrtrs Jahn nrozrn fn";nts;ns
i;s wonderfn1 enuan;m;ty' md il bnsied viii
cnrr.. snondence Ind reaiinn N fnrther ins
tcry.:w with lin Wit be SLOWED, liz limo
tors ~ ~''"7 ''S
W., t.ror ia varx ,,uch .h,ten u;s In, a,,xsr
sha}.a a III h;s xanda a.a pa H%'
dsn.tr .S on.;c;nas.s h;. dssih w;,t uras+ ho-ea.
~ :ttar no ~ ,,c' h tha a S.an1
.a, ~. x .r., ,,,,oh sHoi1a,, ,* r.. ~ se;i,
, 1859-12-03
;Drt8s 4 Gribtttte.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER !, 1859.

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~ .,,,1;.,ss ~as,e.,,,r communicative,
a., 49, .o,a i;ao WIS., dawn.
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- ~. s....,..s - ,,a,o. a;.oo,,,- ~
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- "A'>" ~ p1o0e 4u" -
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es >'&@7'N"' ADAN ~@''o'o"seo 40
!, sa 4 :" "osa'' 'o'ss' "1,en sls' u s.a.
= ~ o.' ~ e'' p''1neo' ~ e1'sA' un,, 49,.
esas'. o11 ane s'ese''''a " |
ing t'a' 'ae e'soluA's' -. ~ . 49,. 49,,
fN wy '1o'' N'e4s' 80.
s "e's ~ "o'''' - =, ','1"' . -,:.,. 49, ..1-;
ut At in the o3uan,rrrI'l sssp,c: which the VII
Ter suggests, it is statement tliat man pays
ten dollars for that which is worth to him only
five. We do not think the candidates Of either
party ARE generally 50 se1fsacridcing as an
"0Ia Line Wing" would make them 1t does
happen, sometimes, that d candidate for the
Legislature or sons other offlco which is moth.
ing to him, but everything to the party which
he represents, pays more money than the e'ec-
ton Is worth to him after it is secured- BUTT
does not follow, nor does it appear from any
thing specifically cha: ged by IN "old 1ue
Wing, " Tint muc!, money is expended IN the
actual purchase Of votes Certain persons in
every. ward Of our city, and in every town in
the United States. arc more influential than
theis neighboss in controlling the votes Of the
unfefecting--those who belong to no party.
6cch peraons arc nlways in requisltion just be-
fue an election. If they cannot afford 10 give
their time to tue service Of their party, they
must be psid for their work. There is no
, 1859-12-03
4 FEARFUL PLOT TO LIBERATE OLD
RH61VE

4 jour printer in an Office not thousand
miles east Of Dayton, carelessly squabbled
few squares Of type, which he afterwards set up
in column width without regard to order, and
the matter, after be bad completed bis work.
was an unintelligib!c mass Of characters. AT
this point be conceived the notion Of taking an
impression Of the types ou slip Of paper, en-
close it in an envelope, and send it to John
Brown" Charlestowu, Va. This was accord
ingIy done. The document Of course MAS
opened by Browne jailors, md was taken for
alarm for the denizens Of that place, aud seusa-
tion telegraph gossip for the public at large
Dayton Journal.
, 1859-12-03

1Hs Trorfsfoaaf 43or<rHntsMf and Its Enc.
snfes.~f'xbtfc Iupros<tn<Hts Ete.

FROM PIXIES PEAK.
ri. prorfstoaaI Gor<rnn.snf and IFS Enc.
'"ffs~F*o"e 1"proef'"<"f', Ae'
''' '> ~ Aa.,1.. Nor, le,h. 1sg,
Good lack 10 the Provisional Government of
Jeaersont Every day shows The peop,e's mo,e-
ment is gaining strength. and noto We can look
forward with some degree Of hone to The cstsb-
tishment of some 1aw for our manv disorders
nnd.r The former r>a;ra> Thouoh tff ;ncep.
linn Of mi, Provisional Government was soue.
vhat irregular and in mauy degrees objection
able, stall It has Ut last come up to the staodard
of propriety and usefulness. The Legislature
is now at its work, and il the spirit Of
tisu, prevails which appears 10 be prominent
now. the work done cannot fail to meet the
wants Of the country and tho appreciation Of
our fellow citizens beyond The Great Desert,
The only matter which has occurred to mar the |
prospects, al our future. is the ner.is,enea with
vh;rh a hanafn,, of tbr disaf3.c,. .a tns.,a. III,
proyi,,onai Gnr.rnnent hano IN ,bn ;nonera.
, 1859-12-03
4 STRANGER TO THOSE PARTS.

A gentleman from Lebanon gave us. yester~
sort o barber Of that place, in regard to Ossa-
wasozoie Browns idea Of expected delisesance
By the Lord from afl the dangers that hare be-.
set him through life. His sable mnicsty's rca-
son why "massa Brown will be disappointed in
dis favorit idee," is "cliuchcr:''
"Bress your life, de good Lord hasn't been in
ole TirginnY for desc many Ycars!"
, 1859-12-03

The residents Of West Cambridge, Aassa-
chusetts, obserred 1hanksgiving evening IN
novel nsnner The town was supplied With gas
general illun1ipatioa Of their dwellings,.
, 1859-12-03
T. U l. T. L E n G r H
STEEL BNQRAv1NaB
WASHINGTON and EVERETT!

Including View Of Nj. Vernon
1nthe Engraving at Washington These speata ersr.
l:ss fomthe original paintings By Hicks. aud
gved stee! the highest are Of AT. 1heY each
:3x3a inches, each eontanink sarAxx 50 nazy
coass nse.e plesu1es hsye been panea upon Tie pub
lie works Of nst-and es2cel4ly IN eheae black and
muddy engtsy:nkthatn 1t Is Aru;t II coasinee 1eEsons
of taste that they s,tn ordering WHIST they hare
ts.s We havt paid the dzst artists hc:s psces
Amounting poILAt4, to produce EnkEas-
ln9a rEArr,Er~ well the best posalts, and
that saala Splendid Ornaments to anT I4rur. opn3ons
TIT eAa Be yei.ed Cd:
~ The Editor. Of tie New York Observe. says:-
These eoEzaslns> genuine works Of a-the Ikcae.s
admirable. The porra. Of Nr. Everett will take pre-
cxeeuce Of all Others"
- They New York Christian Aayosat. ays:-"TheS
amen: III finest enEasaxs have tver.eSn and lhs
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We walseud, Post Pad. securely pac.ed IN rolless-
sorn ESGKnviSts. aad 4 G.s.,ae 1ssi. 5 to: i
ETAgenl. who e1s go II time, will hate extra
eccT e: ~:..s e::..--.--!:7-. Th- --.a-:a.----
uAEpEE$.
TIE KS1ckERBocKEE,
GoDEYrs LADY's BOOK,
THE ATLANTIC,
...... DLAcEWoop.
~BY special arrangement the entire yeafs sub.t1:p-
don 10 the Masz!ne paid b5 their puelabera
and subscribers receive heis supply for The direct from
their respective publication Offices The Of Tie
craving Is pad only bythe difference between the lowest
wholesale, and the segular pnca OF the Maz,x1nes-
Engas sent atouee, and subscriptions 7etod-
cls With current itsue unless othesx.e
dt1ed- Money 1t risk II proof retained ct karing
been nailed. First Impressions best therefore send
easIy. Add1esa, Q. Il. BAILEY L CO.,
+ &n1*s Nrsfr
, 1859-12-03
CTFANGKRS AND CITIZENS
~ l.yQC1RiSG
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,

STEANeknnSSsr nSsr,5s3S AND CITIZENS
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,
Travelling Gases, Cxessing Cases,
Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
Rich Hair Pins,
Rich Hair Pins,
Shell Combs, Shell Combs,
Rich aaa Beautiful Fans,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Elegant Pocket 1nives,
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl C-S1 Gases,
Carved Pearl Gard Casas,
Cared Pearl Per. Moraies,
Carved Pearl Po.t Monaiea,
FrEyISflEn vRArEEING BAGS.
FURNISHED TRAVELLING BAGS,
rEAR!. SOUVENIRS.
rEARI SOUVENIRS,
Purses, Brushes, Comba,
Purses, Brushes, Combs,
Shell Snuff Boxes, In1aid,
shell Snuff Boxes, In1aid,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Haix Oi1s,
Shell Cigar Cases, Iu1aid,
Shell Cigar Cases, 1nlaid,
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED,
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED.
LADIES' WORK BOXES.
LADIES' WORK BOXES,
Ladies' Bags and Poxt Mosaies,
Ladies' Bags and Port Monaies,
Kich and Elegant Gasters,
Rich and Elegant 0arters,
:1EwELRY cAsKETs, GOLD PENCILS.
JEwELRl cAskETs, GOLD PENCILS,
Beautiful Cabas.
Beautiful Cabas,
T2 F2E4 F"EDEf FSGsz HSgsE ffERFSSsEEaT fEsFSsEaE
s;'s:SEs: sc'ssos: Ft1s's ksoR sTaE1 sHAT1 FIN: fS
BkSs:MEs: RKoo:iiEs: SHNN41GeEEtIEf's: HN1eEIEfs::
IT,, &c, tfs., d., DC, de-,
SHOULD GO TO
J. d. Parks Bazaar Of Fancy,
NO. 12l LAKE STREET.
Browns bronchial Trochss.
Browns Bronchial Troehs=.
Bronchial Trpchos.
Bronchial Troehss.
Browns Troches.
Browns Troche8.
Trochea.
Trochcs-
''Pseennsnt1y tha er.: AID beat
REV. HENRY WARD HEECMEK.
II secoum mend their use to Public Sreakt.a."
rev E. II. C1iAFiE. NEW YORK.
"0ttas sers'ee IN sas4u!cs Uo7ss<nsss."
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW ToRK.
Ihavs trorei item excellent for WAoopnx rnuxh.-
REV. II. n. wAERES, BOSTON.
"0reas bcnees IN att.ians at The bronchial 0rxaaa-
Ds.J +. ". LANE, BOSTON.
~ du2te III pleasant combination for couZhA &r."
Dr.. U. F. BIG EIoW. BOSTON.
"consa:n no Opium o. sanythtntintorious."
DIX. A. y. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON.
"Ttry beseac!. In c.+rs The throat ~asa eoupas 10
s3eak thnn:h es,n<rtus fr'm Cold.~
REv.s.I- +. ANDERSON, ST. LOUIS
"1heastiy nnitt In TIE stusu eoamen.ta1on~
REV. u. SCHUYLER, st. IOCtH.
II ttrad having tried azY rtmedtc1 for Asthma
teoeat, fund relief frem the Trothes."
REV =. LETS. FRANKFORT, ILL.
~ S@I y psrskats everywhere - eents ret Box ~
Sold u FEtT1y Il CO.
jyi+ly u lake i''ees opposite fremont noHs~
, 1859-12-03
BROWN PRACTISING WHAT WISE
pRE4f.{IES

In recent speech made before convention
of the Democracy Of Berkley County, Virgiaia,
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, ex-member Of Con-
gress, said:
"when that noble and gallant sou Of Virgin
ia. Henry 4. Wise. declared, ns rms said he did
in October, 1856, thatif Fremont should be cleo
ted he would seize the National Arsenal at Har-
per's Ferry, how Few would ut that time have
justified SO bold and decided q measure: It is
the fortune of some great and gifted minds to
see far in advance Of their contemporaries.
Should Nua. Il. Seward be elected in 1860,
where is the man now in our midst who would
not call for the impeachment of Governor Of
Firgioia who wonid silently suffer that armory
to pass under the control Of such IN Executive
head"
Tomorrow, John Brown is TO be hung, under
the special supervision Of these same traitorous
agitators, aud for the Iery crime they them
selves endorse, and which the crazy talk Of
Wise undoubtedly first suggested. Besides
such characters John Brown appears to great
advantage.
A FEARFUL PLOT TO 1IBERATE OLD
, 1859-12-03
Price ONO Dollar per Hottie.
Sanford's Family tathartic Pills,
PUEE VEG GETAhLE fXIRAcTs. anf put 1p IA
GLASS CASES. Air rlGHT. AND WILL
In w {IiMATI.

coxrerHn1o 1noA
PUEE VEGETABLE IyTRAcTs sn.f nut ID IL
GLASS Cases. Air Tlt1tiT. aND WILL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family C4thaEtsc r. thA h!sxlt Cath31t!csa act
FILL fentle but &C. = on alttreat rotoIa Of .hs
lve Czih7E1c which thrt - buNels
pfppsietcr h1s uset !p hts = Tha Family CattaEtjo
practice than twenty P has, xi'h ors rsefe1ea
Ttas3, = IL thls Vel esta aa::..atd f.et
The constantly ur1rasrg RI = teva eoItouhtrd f.nps 4
detIaed tfoa tAose VIII. ssttty 1T lh~ pu.~ss Veg,
have forx uzed the PILLS ata E1:ratts. witch ack
7d tho tt4faeton ~hleei * sllka cVe7y part IT The
Alfezpses. Ia Ec1art 70 Ltl AInebtaf5 ca1A. md u
ust ha4 INDUCED mt pas+t tat.3 and *se In a Az
Il eu, the yxach If al e where Cstt1re
The Profession well kune , I'd. suea - Dtfanxs1snA
Of The stomach Seepipes fan1 Ia the Ha1 AID L.toA
CoascHr,a Patn and soreness o7ef lhe wno.s body ice
sudden cold vii frequently. i Neglected. end u !ou{
c1un Of Ftver LOIS u Appetite Creeping Stnsal.on o.
o4 shs exy *.ttss1s'". aeasshs er .:,snS %
Or aIu:ts heun tlsn. kseAs Purifier Of tho b!ooa sna
many ta1es to which ts her too numerous TO m<n'
tYn IN this advertisement. Oese, to J.
Price Three Dimes.
Tte Llyes 1uytgorstur and Family CathaIte P1s ~ r.
tae ty DEuxssss Eenely. md sold xho1eEaas b1 ths
A'''@s 5. +. w. SANFORD. u. D.
Prnny1esbF Et5 Hto&dW1f
, 1859-12-03
HeoIl!les, xt.
GANFORD'S LIVER INViGQ
~ NATOK.

Never Debl1Itates.
It is compounded tniI,ely fun t;u,,, mn, h., h.,n~
established fAef, StA1d1r1 usdiei,a+ Eno~n - ~.
ptor by III h.t haye used l. acc Is SOW - IN
confidence Ill dIseates sak .sheh it IL
1t h4S cuFel thousa1dA =: JhrCna UiarThe~s ar-,
Within the !ast two yearS uer CoEn,1nts f1v.ss..
whos,af gtrsn up III hopes ~ Dsupyy Hnt, St1T.e
Of rc!fef the nDmetcus Iahltual Co,tIYrness ~
nrso.iclte1 eestltcase1 hi tc. EboerA Chnr%~ -
ny possession show. X hu4, Chok.sa inf.at,a
Thctose nuse a~ adapted - tAtu,snte, Jaurt;er, Fs
70 The temp ratut Of the uAe Weakne 4 and rny
individual takink IT, Ys uted rug foeiIfv -
used In such Qu1 ytdnlry auI!Iy ArdIclp+
at gently on tha Gtweis = II w1t easa atck HEAD.
Lat the deta.ea Of your ACHE. tas tltunfar4+ en-
iudEMenf Edt Y1a l! tLe teay ID ewEnky naantss
Use ot tho k1FEE 1Nf1i. It t+t three TEASPOON.
GUKATuR. and It viii = f's lie taken Il ed4nmenee
cure Liver Complaints. Bu-t = Isns OF 1ttass.
uous AttaEka, besqepalsI =:
All sbn ~ usn4tk giving testimony ia u fzynr
n Nix Watsr 10 the E.oa&a with the lnrkosatot md
aw.Itow both toXcther.
, 1859-12-03
JOIz,H BROWNS 1VA3E.
various 1ttIun 1:rfai.s, I'.lctc!o-

John Brown is dead; but the public will not
be sorry to be put iu possession Of al ths facts
which preceded Or accompanied bis execution.
We continue our usua. selection Of paragraphs
relating to him and his war :.
THE DEAD OF HARPER,s FERRY. :. ::
Some curiosity has been expressed to ascer-
tain the disposition made By the Vlrgiuians Of
the bodies Of the Insurgents at Harpers Ferry.
We learn from private source, n letter from q
State, TINT the corpse Of one Of the soDs Of
Brown was taken for dissection, to tho Medical
Hospital at Winchester. There it lay for a. day
or two, exposed naked to the view Of crowds
Who thronged the place. to crafty their curios-
ity; nnd suc}, was the venom excited by the OBJ
iect, that the chivAlrors Firginians, in number
less instances, kicked the body OF young Brown,
as It lar ghaastlJ, bloody cerpse on the aoor at
The 1irDua<'* tCharlestown correspondent
learns from the Colonel in charge ut Harper's
Ferry that the bodies Of the dead insurgents
were oil hurriedly and loosely thrown into the
ground, but were exhumed the same night and
carried away for dissection at the medical cof
lege in Winchester. the misunderstanding this
barbarous disposition Of the bodies.
BROWNS BROTHER LEcrUR1xG.
Frederick Brown. Of Salem, Mass, brother
Of John Brown, delivered lecture at Cleve-
land, on Wednesday evening last. His lecture
comprised incidents of the early life, habtts and
pecuiatities Of bis brother, hts eventfnl Kansas
aud Missouri history, and his deadly hostility to
slavery.
| DpnwE ppArTtsrxr yvr1ar 1rfcr
, 1859-12-03

Dsunionists, says: ''The everlasting destiDy
Of the South, hangs upon such men !. Jefef-
sou Daris and others" If this be true, how
appropriately may we e1c1aim, in the language
nf Dr. WATTS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-26

er of Daniel, was Abigail Eastuhl l1,a&ho
was born in Salisbury; directly eppusite
Newburyport.&s She was stailoseS6 BY
trade, going round fromg hoase toshOuss
as her services were required H5rs1lth-
er was the owner of small farm sChe
father came from Wales, 'andufrss ssttled
in Salisbury. She ashad two hrotiJers,
Ezekiel and Daniel, for whom she .hshed
two of her children IA msf' daao -
sr The story of the courtshiplis tlids told.
Soon after Mr.. Websterbecames Widow
Ler. which wasin March, ld7l, he came to
East Kingston, his old homs. son iaSisit.
Alady friend said to him, s..Why do You
not get married again2" II would = he
replied, ,if / knew the right enc. p II can
tell you, "she said, 'twho win justsdit you
Abigail Eastman, of Salisbury, ssbout
as black as you'll He mounted bis horse
and went TO- Salisbury oReacdihg the
house o young woman came ftoptAssdoor,
whom he: asked If Abigail Eastman lived
there. She told him ,thak she wa4 the Qne,
when he handed her q letter Of intfoduc-
tion be had brought She inrited>A Aim in,
and, before he left, the bargain Wes made.
They were married October, 18th, TIA.
Both Of Mr.. Webstef's parents 'wwers
persons Of fine physical devsfopmehtAnd
strong good sense. inursdsso toIp 9ndrhs-
longing to the common rauksefiisS. No
patrician blood flowed itp their I'M -
They seemed tospring up likstb 0|lsbleds
heroes of old from .the h..rrn ~ hirth.