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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-19
ODD FELLOWS REGIsTER.
All the Lodges assemble at odd Eel
lows Hall, corner OF Market
and Quincy streets.
NJEGINIUs LOpGE, 50. S

TJIGINIUs LODGE, No. S.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Goudy, N
G.; James Courts, V. G.; j. NJ. Bickcl, Secretary.
FRANLIS LODGE, 40. 13. ~
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. 5Iarsl. n. G..
j. W. Browning, V. G.; W. p. McKelvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 80. Germany
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich
n. G.; John NJ Buersner, " G.; John Salnde Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. 80.
Meets every Saturday Evening. b. II. Rennari
n. c.; II. W. Rcimnn. V.G.; W. NJ. BerryhiII Scc'y.
tPANOLA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evening. l.. +. DecIcr, n. CT
JOHN A. Vincent, v. c.. w l. Bnin, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPMENT, MOL.
Meets the FIRST and THIRD Trlcslny Evenings of
each month. James NJ. Hall c. p; L. FL Recler II. p
johnFrcw, S. W.; ". p. IfcKelvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENGAGEMENT. No. "a.
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. Charles LinCk c. p; n. Steger, II. p;
+. +. Hoffman, s. w. C. LObmeuller, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 134, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening in their Hall, corner
of Eifth and NinC-Sts South Wheeling. j. G. Miller,
y. g.; Jacob ItZ, V. C.; Peter Zinsntcr, Secretary.
ODD FELL0ws HALLASSOCIATION.
TRUsTEEs-I. Colts, John Hamilton A. IN,rn:s, j.
lutens, j. VI. Bicllcl j. Berger. G. w. FramzIcn,
-. A. Caldwell. l. CoTTs, President
G. BAIRD, JR., Secretary.
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TnMPANnMs Or EAR DRrus

TIMPiNL-NS or EAR DRUMS
Which are suitnhle for either SEX and all
Cd III live minutes. EAR TRuAPETs of every Cr rim
tom also every variety of artificial articles known in
the nor-R large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
VIII the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL
meat. '''' "A
These articles are perfectly natural and adapted for
e;er sex, and can be sent by express to any mart of
the world All kinds ofTusses for Hernia or Rupture
ot"Tery description. for either sex, and Trsses par-
ticEtAry adapted for females in weak condition also
for Those with PEoL lPsUs UrERI
Dr. M:kHc is one Of the most celebrated and skill
mi SlySIciAns AMI surgeons living His fame is
Known personally in every principal city of tho world
AH letters directed to DIR. BulIre contain ten
Snht1' |" is'y p"'tngc and incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases ho treated by currcsTyonfp,cc
except those mentioned, which will require his per
esS- Office hoars, from 4. Mto4PM
DOCTOR BAANEE,
pFrlcE, 5ot broadway, few doors above Fourth st.
% OSLII ~ NEW YOEE CRY
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PUBLIC HALLS.

NTelodOon Hall, east side Main betwoOn Quincy and
Monroe,
Masonic Hail. northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington HAIL. northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side oIoin between Quincy and
Monroe
Ather,.um Hall, corner John and Market
New odd Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-19

95- SPECIAL NOTICES Double the ahoyosrStcs.
R5~Y Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
dingto the space occupied and tho number of changes
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in 0drdRce. 2
prescribed by law. ~ t[g2.l's7 - :.
business Cards not exceeding five lines, $40 peryear.
or go for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will DO count ed less Than squire. !, 70 ~ -
The privilege Of Annual Advertising islinlitcd to
the Advertisers own lmmelinte business: and all
we'll MS nil legal advertisements and advertiscnIcntp
Of auction Gales and real estate sent IA by tieminst
be paid for at the usual rates ~. " "
Es. Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. - I, 49, p ;
cases at full rates. "
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, 80 cents each. ~. nOyIll59
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O.. Il. S tifel,
N&SUFAcTURER OF.
Tine SHEET IRON WARE
Housefurnishing Hardware.

HASON HAND a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
4 4 q! ItuuSctnr1iiRng Goods, a part of his stock
consisting Of fine lot of Watrr-cOolcrs lined With
porcelain; Watcr filters, Walters. Tcacanisters Mas
ser patent minute Freczcrs. Old Dominion Coccv,uts
HcaSc5 Cutlery. britannia md Black Tin Ware Tin
ned and EnnnIelcd Hollow Ware Brass KrttlCg &c
lle requests of his customers an the puIl;c ecncr
any particular attention tn his Water coolers ara;
parent lrceZeF it any wishes save Ice; and tho
ohi Donlinion Coffee Pot makes the best coffee and
soon will pay in saving coffee =.
Also on hand very large -essortmcnt of his own
articles not on hand will he made thcshortes
notice and mt reasonable prices.
tGSrfIfUIT GINS liLII-I rs ON JT4ND.
Those in want of housekeeping Goods will do we'll
TO call ON him. His articles aro too numerous to mon
fitting out fine household G. y STJPEI
.ny::S3-ao-d 6m No. 173 Main Ct. Mhcellng VI
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I. o. S. Ind.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, No.1.s
Meets every sIon,lny Evening at their Hall in tho
Mcod6Uh BIiiidnsa '-st y ..'-.7 -. -
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IL eW Books

- y DODLASo
USTs RECEIVED, Ard. C. oRltS. loo MAIN ST,
Dr: French"ncw work, Glossary cf English Words:
Life and Travels of Baron Humboldt, with an Intro
itHmtyn; Tic Roman Questions: IIartIy Norman: i,
bachelors story: Eccollcc;iuns of tho Revolution:
Knitting Work. by Mrs. Iarting,on; RccoIIcCtons or
Samuel Martini Ten Years Of a Preachers Life, BY
MclhMrn. the Blind Preacher; Aicmoirs Of Hidoc0 hy
himself; Henry ST. Sohn. Gent. My :Irl Book; Foster
Er3therS; Tempest Hnd Sunshine: Breakfast Binller
ana Tea; rG.c"tts Works Also. general assortment
Of Juvenile Books. We have now very large yatietv
Of stcroscopic views, ranging in price linciiidin in
Ftrumcnt ftom s. to 500 per sctt Parties fiirnshed
with general aFsoTtInCn for 50 cents 81 per evcuL
ing The largest md finest assortment Of Stationery
ever brought =" Wheeling especially rrtniI antcity
trade. Wall Paper from nom till LIST of January al,
eoet, to mako room for Spring Stock Give tis cali
and suit yNWrscifin anything YOU want in our line
scN2i5a 5a No. Ice Main st. Wheeling Va
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WHEELING LODGE, No. 12s.
Meets frst and third Thursday of each month"; cx-
ccpt June July and August. when it mCOs first Thurs
day.
W. j. bates. W. NJ II. H. Logan. s. W.. W. C. Hall,
j. W, T. Melvin, Secretary +. \. Brentlinger, Treas
urer ]. A. Clement, S. D, c. a. Linck, J. d., j. Z.
Beans, Tyler. ls "a
PAsT MAsrERs-J. Goshorn. w. J. Bates, I. II. Will
ia,ns, F. A. Brentllnger.
ONO LODGE, No. 1O1.
Meets first and third Mondays of crcl. month.
D. Done w. NJ. W. j. Houston, 8. W.. A.: J. Swee-
ncy. w. JAS McCiuney, Sec. William Wilson, Treas
Tyler.
PAST StAsTEEs-W. p. Wilson, George W. Sights
j. " Warde1I D. Murray. Geo. Duty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday. of each month.
T. H. Logan, II. p, A. j. Sweeney. X, S. p. Brown,
:, j. MeClnney, Treas7 Or. Ga Baird, Jrs &c., g
PAsTs IL. P.--J. Gosllorn, W. c. Scott, J. s. Wheat,
G. W. Sights. sti5a 4fsi --iss l.5s-.-
WHEELING COSIMANDARY, No. /.
Meets fourth Monday In each month, 8 = p
W. j. Bates. T. G.. L. H. Williams GenI A. j. swee-
ney c c. W:P. Wilson, p. Geo. Baird Jr, Recorder,
C. p. Brown, Treasurer. .Etiss,Yif g'ls {:
PAST E. E.C.-GeorgO ". Sights, I. h. Williams, W. j.
stt'IS'' -.ss r EEtato
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MASONIC REGISTER.

wheeling Lodges meet IN Masonic
Hall. corner OF Market and Nom
roe Streets. --n-t-
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District Dtputy Grand Master for Western YTr-
GiniH. DR. WV. !. BATES -
High Priest Dr. r. II. LOGAN.
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Mr.. Hunter is apparently about fifty-iive
years old. is six feet tail, very erect, and
well proPortioned His countenance is
always agreeable, though scared with
many lines, and his elegance of manner is
equal to his dignity of presence. He does
not at all resemble the picrures ofhim that
have been published.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-19
WIEELING, Va, sATURDAY. MORN
1itity gntctli!le11ter.
TERMs- or AoYERTTS1Ecz==I=

TWELVE soL1D LINES NONPARxrI, t6R.oxR 1ScIfJ or
LESS, MAKE A Square, a..
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wHEELINO LODGE, No. 1es.
Meets rst and third Thursday of each month"; cx-
copt June July and August. when it mCOts first Thurs
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70 Contributor.

As our design isso make u paper
n that will lie Of interest to all CIV
gagged III the different departments o.
active industry in evury part Of the
.esanty, We respectfully solicit the co
opersticn Il our intcaltgent citizens
throughout i,s iiu,its. And being cs-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming Interests Of Dubois, items il
.sny department OF agriculture are par
'tienlarly solicited. Please send us al
the news, incidents. general informa
too, and mineral discoveries ia You
respective neigl,borl,ocds.
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HOME MAcAzSE. received
The November number Of this p%nblica-
ton. We cannot speak too highly Of
il. Its embellishments arc equal 70
the Lest, and the high moral tone .:
its literary matter places it in advance
Of most others. The publishers Offer
rare inducements for 1860, amongst
which, is a new tale by I. s. Arthnr'
|cntitIed "Aftcr the Storm" To those
WHO wish to subscribe before the new
year, We will give a copy Of the jasper
Courier and tho Home Magazine fol
lone year for three dollars.
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RuxAwM1On last Saturday Mr..
Ellis Corn iHtehcd ; horse iHto q bug
~ which he had jss rurchascd. with
che intention. gcssdrstsnd, <ftaking
his fair duleema t. church.. lat tic
horse wasn't q : religious trrn. o.
inaybe became frightened NJ his grca,
sins, and started of in = full sun from
neat KusbIcr's shop, and ran througl
che back streets till he brought up il
che alley By Nj. Endhcfcn's, throwing
Mr.. Corn out, and breaking the bugg!
badly.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the snonr'
~ Of llxes chasgef IN Dubois county. IT,.
f.r the year 1859. on eash one hun
dred DOLLARS valuation Of real aud persorsi
property sutjec. TO uxation 10 - folloss
to wit:
s ate tax 20 cents. and so cents on each
poll:
c unity Tax 80 cents. and 81 on each poll;
School tax 10 cents and 80 cei.ts on ssci
poll;
Sinking Furd tex 2 cents.
The Township tax in The different town.
.i.ps IN esch ona hundred dollars valuation
il 10 lollows. Columbia 10 cents; Harrison
s eenss; Dsinbridve 8 cent; Hall 10 ccnts;
Ps,okn 10 ceuls; Ferdinand ~ ems
The Special School tax 10 The diifrren'
nships, on each one hundred d"lIsss vst
naiioW, II a. fuIlows: Columbia 10 80. end
IS cents poll. iissbis"n IS cents snd IS
cents po 1; Isainb,idge 10 cents aud % CO
Doll; Hall 90 cents and rs cents roI': p.
.okn Is cents and % cents poll; Ferd nsHc
Is cents and Is cs"is p"'i.
The soud tax IN the different Townships on
e,rh one HUNDRED dollars valuation u - fol
love: HARRISON 5 cents: Bainbridge 10 cts;
Hall 5 cents; Is,oki 10 cents; Fsrdinsns
IS cents.
Specsl Town Tax; The tax levied upon
the real estate in Jasper is ~ cents upon
each me hundred dollars VIOLATION.
The Treasurer III attend u The severn
plnces Of holding elections IN the severn
tow nships in sad county, on The following
days. Tor the purpose u receiving said taxes
to.wit:
M Haysviile. Mond,y. November =, 1859
Lewis Flscc, Tassday. November 9Th.
Polson's Mil, "Wednesday, Nov. oh.
Srhnr!'s. Thursday. Nov. l0sh.
Ferdinsrd, Friday aud Saturday. Novem
bsr nh aud l2th.
Hun,inehussh. Mind y. Nov. 1l,h.
Jasper, Turrdsy, November 18Th.
Noiice Is further given that 'hs Treasure
will ate, q st Lis Office dsfing business hou'
ior the purpose o. receiving ssid taxes. an
NJ u unIrss the same are paid according
law, he will he compelled 70 c"llecs u
same, together with penalty. Interest IN
cost. by cissscss aud sal. Of propes,v.
Il. STEPHENSON. =. D. G.
Jasper. Sept. -. 1896.
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CorHr.-Cxmmon Pleas Court has
bcen ia session this week, Judge De-
Bruler presiding with lie nsual bcccm-
ing dignity. A good number q cases
have bccn disposed Of. John Coon,
who has been confined in Jail Tor q
long time, vas found guilty u larceny
and sentenced to fivc days more i'm
psisonment in the cousty Jail, and 4
psy 81 fine. The trial Of WIN. New
snsn, Tor larceny, l. Get 6or to-day.
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y Superior Geld Pens. with Holders end
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y bGewss' Sleeve Buttons 20
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SETS silver Plated Tea spoon y
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Hooks 70 ~
lCsd;es' Guild Bracelets. Half Round ".
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GaArs NsrscEs.--wc publish n"ti'
ecs Of marriages, Aeaths. &C.. gratis
and would ike 70 secord Al ~l,ich sc
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We arc prepared 70 give prompt at-
trntion to I'll kinds u job Or Book
printing. A&y description Of blanks
rccvi,4s, LIN tscsds, store, stallion q
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UWe arc indebted to Mr. +. g.
Welmaa Cor : copy Of the address q
Dr.. VIM. N. Daily. before the Philc-
mathean Society, and that cf D. n.
Blount before the Auhcnian Society OF
Tie Indiana University.
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THE METROPOLITAN.

= = mammoth Imperial QuafsO oil eight
psg.s. sirY~riiv illustrated
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAVINCS.
= iess, esch west, embracing SUI cts n'.ks
.~ternssing ard siv.c'ive. Tho ius'ssi'c,
vi ! rrsuav ciy Life and its attendant ioI
iie< they ~iiI be from
.sCrsve to ray, "a IN lively 10 severe"
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THE METROPOLITAN
Weekly Lilersvy JOIrn01.

Weekly LilercTy JOIrnnI.
al Inst l. novel and in.eres'irr
"a lie W"rid Of Letters: I'll that . y siu'
,~d ~ icuaising 10 the II me C~le; TO-
,e,her Nth Tales. Sketches. Esssys. Poetry,
Bi.srrseLis rsa,hrnI Chances ~ Life -
H.snc aud Afro d: aud the Everyday o.
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4 - n r.us-in al that y 4 .si'sh.e IN
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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rF BA:KDRincE Towrs"'R.
JUSTICES II. C. Newromb. :. K"se.
1tus,rrs- Charles Bskemeier, Francis
nril.sse, kasp,v I"hr.
C,rrL- Gee. A. Ki'xingsv.
T~sTasnrcr-W sndolin Erny.
Constable Anthony Eckcr.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

CT rk-BAzrL y. EDnoKsr'H.
Audi. 10 -JoHS MEHEixGEE.
Trsuruser-E pwAsD S~rErnExscH.
Recorder -SrrmFs jEEGER.
Sheriff JAc.B HfRsAs.
s.asoncs--W ScHUELTErMAS.
S.rvsycr-DgxJAvis X. kEnP.
lsARvFy Nicn"ixux.
j. n. B,cxwFsnEET, Commsss'oness.
wn ~. GGEFx.
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\. r. BABBITT;S
.URE n

IOIAotIs
'Wsusns~d Icub.e the strength q
rsdirsvy Po'ash: put ~ IN c"ns-l-'
n en- 3b ,GB. and u p. W.T..
,.lI fivectivps To- making Hard and
IN Soar. C .nsumess will find this
the rhearest Potash 10 market.
Manufactured and Tor sale ~
R.T. RABBITT'T.
N ". CS aud 20 Washington 2. New
Yosk, and No. 80 India q Boston
10 Nv.
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TO KEE
COMETHlNG NEw-B.T BABBITT S
- HEST MEDICINAL S~ALERATUS,

manufactured from common snH
GO aud 10 prepared entirely difsren'
isnsn other s ,lasstus. All the DELE
KIN tesis ~ matter ex',acted In such .
ma - I, . produce Bread, Biscuit
20 and Ill kinds ~ Cake. without e. H.
,sining : psrirIc :" S.issa,us whrs
n. Bread % Cake IL baked: thereby
vsvducirg whole o,nc sr u.'s. Ever,
l..,sicie IL Ssiassims ! \ turned 4" ga
,ud passes struu.h slc bread Q
girruit vile u k.ne; cnnss qu"nsl
.oshhng semsins bw common Sh'
Water aud Flour. You will readil.
perez. ve Nv the taste u this SAHARA
CS ,us shs, Il 10 entirely different irou
other s .issasus.
AID liz packed in one pound psner'
each arspr.s branded -. I Bah
20 hiu's Rest Medis iusl Sslesssus;' s'
10. picluse, u listed Loaf ~ bress
~nh !, ptass Of elTssvsscing ws'e
sn The TOP. Whss you punches
.,ne paper you shpuId preserve %
~rspp~r, aud be particular 10 get e.
.rxi exactly like The iirst-bssnd
shs.vr.
Fsn directions fov mixing Dres
sith thu Sslerssus and Sour milk
oa Cream Tartar. wiil accompany enc
70 packsg. T; also directions i"r msk'a
~ kinas u passrs; sl~c. f"s msk's
AID SODA Water aud S..dhix Powders.
- MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
, 1859-11-16

Tho NockJ Mountain -t<srs of Nov, Sd. triur.
few items Of intelligence in addition 10 those
1ciegraphed from Icavenxorsh. Tie INs,
sa5s it is pretty certain that n. r.. Steele il
elected Governor, and that the reminder Of
the irregular ticket" is successful, They have
been having billiard match at Denver CITY for
$50 side, which was won By Mr. Thos.
Ihorne. hy q points. The excitement Of the
game broke out Immediately in m arrangement
for new match for e5oe
MORE 1xptAx 0C1aAoss-"On the morning
e FL tne s1st utt. 1!'e mining settlement At Gold
Hill! vas attacked by party Of Ute*, who sue
cceded in drising of three hcad Of horses. ira tmn
Of which they killed before proceeding far, sud
rounded one man named barker, With shat
through the hip. The day following, partr
Of thirty miners started in pursuit, and followed
the trai! Of the Indians to The Snory Hxnce.
when deem1ng further pursuit useless, 1hey Re-.
turned home. As. Barker is recovering iron,
his wnnnd. ''0D1
How long will tbe United Sta,es Govern.
ment permit our property 10 he stolen. and our
people killed, and the perpetrators Of lhe out
RACES SO unpuni:hed."
, 1859-11-16


Ihe St Louis Erening Ne,es, published a
=" days ago, an lmpostau: article, said, ,
tie editor to embody the The views Of HoS.
EDWARD BATES. Of Missouri, On The slayc,y
Question, 1t was sufficiently an1i-slarery 10
s4sisty moderate men; and now, in going Il T.
r'uuds Of tho Republican press, is calling
t'rsa warm commentators. But, Of tie arti.
&C ITSELF the Missouri Republican Of Monl,v
says:
"A gentleman Of tlis city. whose relation ia
ar' ba'es II that Of u warm and confidential
friend, assures US that the statement Of opioous
attributed to Ar. B. in late number Of the ve-
n1ing Attr*, was not in authorized statement.
AaaF OF the pxFers have 50 regarded it. and the
manner OF the publication would lead 10 this in
terence. This explanation is, perhaps, ueccssa.
~ under The circumstances
We take it TINT the Republicans do not pr<-
pose to acqulesce in the nomination Of aug
nan whose viaws on the matters ut issue be-
tween the parties are not clearly and uneaui, :
ocaly defined; nor wil]tbey accept as dedai-
ton the !pse di1it Of anr newspaper editor
waomsoeveE II then, Nr. BATES friends arc in
earnest ntleir endeavors 10 make Lin, tile can
dfd4to ofthe oppositi N party, they cannot tc in
too much haste to procure from him plain and
authoritative exposition Ct his principles :.nd
proposed policy, over his own nisn raanual.
AZ the case now stands, the letter to the yew
1ork General Wbig Committee is the last that
has beea heard from 3fr. Bates; AID that, ne
f1nfass ia far r. ~, },o;r,.r r,t:e c...x. -.
, 1859-11-16

AA"N SAEOF8 were Selected
Eirgiuia pollsiri nus mud ill., ir Northern ectot,
hare the harJihood to assert that Old Brown
and Tbs Harper Ferry prisoners bare had FIJI.
trials. Here il the way an impz-si1z jury ra:
inade up, as described by It's y. Y. T,iJun<'4
correspondent:
| 4 stold and heavy man stands ID bef,fe thc
Judge to answer The necessary questjous. Iii.
counte' a1ee Is lighted only by tie hope of rrt.
TIM: chauce to e;se his voice aSoi1tt the wound
I'd man upon the ground. You eau SEQ this a.
plainly as i lie told You.
Ju1cE-were you a. uarprr's Ferry, .ir, dur.
ioE tLete ptoceediogss
JCRoa-No, sir.
.lEDcE-lnu are freeholder OF this country.
JrRoR-ies, sir.
JrnGE-uase you beard the evidence in The
h.r ca.a+!
JcRoR-{E'serly} sc., sit.
JIDce-t mean, it Fou hare heard the esi.
dehce, and are likely to be Influenced tY it, you
are d..quaiid.d here. uars you heard much Of
the evilerc47
1cRon-No, sir.
JcocE.llave sou expressed any opinion Is
to Tic guilt Of these parties!
!rnuR-fcs. sir {el2erly again.)
JupGx-Are yuu, Then, c.pALls Of Judging
ttis cIse acc 'rdlug 10 the esiieree. wi,aont re-
feieace to what yor have before heard sait1?
JcGoR-Ies, sir.
JcocE-tIare you any Conscientious scruplee
which will prevear you finding this man guilty,
ecanse the death penalty may be his punish
meut?
JcRon-fes, sir {promptfy.}
JupoE-1 think yuu 10 not understand nv
question: l ak you if you would hesitate 10
1ad this man guilty, because he would be hung
it you did.
Juror looks around puzzled, overcome ly the
abstract nature Of proposition.
JrD0E-This nan will be hung if you End
Linn guilty. Will tint certainty 0f lis being
hun: present you ftou dnding him guilty, Il
lie evidence convince you he IA so?
Jcaox-tCaichios ,he ideal No sir-Ser sir
JrDGE--sEery well, sir you can take your
Eeat ns a;juror.