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,r-pv ssGENT SELTZER APERIENT

~, 49, '1lyss II The waters The oel.Jfaia Ser9
Spring efaany M 'os con, intent ana p F.aole form
r. ~ N,osf h t.>sioii and discerning fnhIe, MOs
EiIftIISE -, SGi. hEABLE
4, 'foe Alp ~. ent
i MI : a,.u-d - spera preference over the many
W.I ss-s- I'd -- >e.d.z 9w,rs and other similar arl
s m ri 81. aud great rftcacy. II n,ay h.
USED W., and ~, f sps1 D.ea. cs Hsodaca. Loss o,
Appstife Indi0estoa, bad az Ssa.iA.r Com.
q1,.as. gees,49g,g r. ,nei q g 6 {, e
sPRNG . AED Z u aaa! & sEts4AsssosNs
and Land Residents In Hot Cnaie Persons Of Sedent
Habits lnyals and sS sap ha o. ssse and
With ihoae used IT, II has high favor and deem
IN fo,,id State Of ne Lfce-it renders great service IN
IN tiost and Rass,nafis-I gives best satisfaction al
laying all nnammatory symptoms and In many cases effect
NJ saeeess IN cases or Grare Ldioe@to Hd,f6nrn an,
70 he Medicine II the creates, ut,
snyi Jnrtga p,sonancy-Yietis speedily and with marsS
success under Its healhfu inauence:
IL agoris The 0reest relief 10 Mose aticted seik
ct the PsActihg gently on the bowels neniraizing
irritating secreiions and thereby removing NIL nhanmaory
tendencies. .
IN yuct IL facaiua5e IN all nAsrs gentle Aerient
Ii in the form Powder, carefully put up bottles TO
keep any climate, and merely water poured upon
TO produce u delightful eferyescen beverage.
Taken the morning. never ntcrres with the
the acting gently the ysien restoring the digestive
and creating an elasticity Of mind OF spirits which
give every enjoyment II also enables the invalid
Joy many Injuries with impunity from iei he
be dcbard and without which k Is Sd rksome and distress
ing ,a.,,,o,,,. o.,,, o,,e...,o,,, an, ,,...
vi the nights standing Throughout the country, and lis
guarantee efficacy valuable character recommend
to favoraDlo notice Of Intelligent paDlic
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and i,clai, BY
JOHN A. fAkRANf Il CO., DRUGGISTS
81 No. 21s Grecnwich-st., cor. Of Warren, N. Y.
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TIOrELCANDLEs-eob boxes Hotel Candies kith good
ensntel I'll other Candes Just received and sale
- ~ Qsly ls-lt1 LEE, ROCKE 4 Co..
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SITTER.
Opposus the EreAanse Bunk,
Main street. Lynchb0rg, Wa.
FAIL aTYLR pHEHTUH HATS

m sTfTZERs 10 the place to buy made under his
own inspection the moot celebrated workncn that
Be Isodaced lie furnisng his numerous customers with
like city. The, the lila, Of the
thing beautiful He oes not design being eRolsiica
bui What everybody Gays II therefore, you
Hal ecije oil hats In beauty style, durability and
ans peculiarly adapted the form u the head and exquisite
y beautiful rtlix~rs 10 the place 10 get H.
lie would call attention 10 bis large stock 81 son Felt
IIss every grade quality servants Hats In great saTie
~ Navy Cloth, Velvet aud Plush caps ChidYens Fancy
fas osps ladies' Riding ats and all kinds Of iias made
o order At the shortest notice,
Call suffers Practical Halter for bargains, 81 the sign Of
ttM s,a Blue NAT. lpov t2-dia
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a EIANKssE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, Of every variety
"A jig. received At my Cash Store =
ssgsi-difs JNo j. PURyIs, Agent.
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EIsCEILAIE0Ua


x eRATk8Ut - - Avo.ay Q. .absszibet would
re<nsu ~ StEaAs - ~ nsssAs - ~ pabiie e-ne
IL ~ aai hIbrm lhe9 ~ - - now On Asnd land
- : s,astanly added heErtol lasEe assortment of 1T
- ~ - mss.rsi snx ansd !. tks zezsEable man
nsr III ssok esnbsaces eysy article asaay eosa up te
MT erfrnsiss aanahctorieA
Ne .iisiss cs lfous wihfR % pasuhazs, feeling A.
sured IA - EN- snd IN give ssfisfasn - regard bh
pf,ss IA nj shurs Eainesses a~ays on hand
= ~ EDWARD }. F0LKEs
ysreroms and Mandatory, doom beiow Liberty ware
house. IN s-aAetsif
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MCKINNEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcCrS and Gen,l Commission Merchant.

UTOCCTS anu UtH'I VUWWISSIUM WtTCnIHINs
Bank SQnxrc, Main Street. Lynchburg, Va.
MI Ia receipt of Spring Groceries
w Iron, Steel staple Dry Goods, DC, eonsis,ing OF
Cuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars various grades;
Loaf Crushed, Graaaa,ed and wdcred Sugar
Lagura Rio Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee;
Sperm, Wax, Adamanine and Talow Candies;
Brown aud nc soaps, various brands
Teas Golden Oh ~ Imperial Plantation Delicious ooong SC;
Spices Of every kind Sole Leather and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
all Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No. Halifax
Herrings In whole and half barrels No MackercL In
kits No Peruvian duano: Old Dominion Nails English rein
ed Iron; Band, Hoop and Sheet rui Norway Nail ko de-;
Cast, shear and Blsiered Steel Wagon Boxes all
geier with general assortment OF Staple Dry Goods such
No aud OznabGrg, Bleaehed and Brown shrtngs and
Sheetngs Buriaps Pantanation Linen, Cotonadcs Striped
Oznsburgs Prints, Gnghams, &c. which they resct-
fully AK examinations ffon friends public gun-
orally.
Particular attention paid consgnmen,s all kinds
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Lynohbuig Coach and Wagon Factory.

oER THE subscriber his grateful acknow ledge
&K HrX old and
patronage toward ana bras leave 10 inform
pupc he has
he hopes attention 10
o fasurs He VIII make order an Keep land
all kinds of IRON AALE WAGONS, made the mos,
lie .wili Hlso make
have made general assortment oI ,arasc oohlwa!s
Daggics Also, large assortment oi aud
spring Moving Wagons and twoorse Stages.
good old Lyacjatg hag0a Fac
tory, and, the IrinoIc !uu
ma, expect gci good work ami at lr,c.
good and neat Dustics give me call
march lI-,lis II. BAlIIA. AGENT
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Ma rVeeit ed plates iYr Ply
w Wanting su,I wnl SHOWN great varv. :,
e"hng al can furnish II low or lin,
tne N.s'l, .i,,,le eaa be pousnt el,,.M here.
may -urI.s j. WILLIAMS n SON
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M Onn m a n L &

WI . II U III u IL y
j. b. GADDEsS'
IAN l-dls Lynchburg Marble Works
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Notice.

~ Iip.-h FlHhdAR-Ptrsons wanting pure ariicl.
fi ,1, =, 'ahioe %" 'i" '"1SeiSe IL BOYD,
J"'! iV-u-a"tt lug Main Street
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ElAL toIloS.-Just received large io of iiu. ,,t an
- Issuf.rd numbers, ior SAT- 10y
in.r tis FRANKLIN d BRO
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WEslLi.N FkEIGHr ortIuL 90

"IoiLi'N = hEiohI ofFlCl. S.& 1. X. Il. CO,
LfNChbl ~, ~.
AID after JAY ls 1858, trie d, H. ..,s r.c,i &c.
~ a. l.,e Dei"it, lickls, an name
% h.,n. ~. .,.,
--N..., O.
nc maj td Win AIHcAtap -, IN
seen, M have ~ b, IarAed with u .4.t,
july l-ds AZ [ Ji4,fe,i = ,geni
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aUol Received si.endI Of Walnut pARLuE F;jkNI
- IL RI, inahoi la Fiusn. Please cad ami see 1t
ihi. ot'Is' JOHN j. fURfLS, Agent.
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rviring from Ire firm
cop"tuu, felurh our tianss Tor
US, iiu "ouia oeg continuance
old s.and a1 Bridge street.
Jul, I-ul F., -,>nIps
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PnENIX FOUNDRY Z ENGINE WORKS,

LYNCHBUR9, VA
On ne Canal adore ks bridge ef Ne Va d 7snw. r. r.
fuN Ills ESTABLISHMENT been enlarged 10 the
nereasng demand for work In s various branches and
now prepared 70 farniah.
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES any required
power,
NH Gearing, shahing HangesA
Goodwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEELS,
Tobacco Factory FixtuFea
Iron tasngs and Wrought Iron work Of every
description.
All ut this establishment warranted equal that
aone u establishment In the state.
i-ciA A. q. DABNEY, Agt
hIVE oiIS.-20o boxes prime choice Oils, for sale by
AIRug l2-ds EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO., Richmond
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DlSSOLUTlO NJ

~ 5r s,ot, y" A'''
'',c tots FRANKLIN ~ Bro
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10 NJ, Bath Alum Springs.
III MILES FxOai MILFORD, ur,t, m Y

(bIAli>, DUPtY AZ CO.'S FIRING II BlANDY in quarter
~ eNs Vintage l; superior Coffee in ,ack, is Port
"ns a. ohe h, ons joui ID, and ,.s s,Iy old
a. ,, nne, i"f Sal. ., JONES Co..
July 50 Richmond, Va
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orTICE OF THEsouTa.sIDE r. y. co,

Psrssssrrs Yeerasry iith lsas
he resular snfy meeting u the Board 81 Directors
"A Il ths fossA ds RarpaA ca, The fee~ins rrsia'on
Va adDpsed: a.
RsScsf That he FREIGHT Agent q Lynehurr hereafter ee
reonced % colee oil fright xpcds resolved ., az dc'e
NON - Deros before hcy arc out 81 he f~srs-"n
Inc {,6anuuni tpp5 1osn Record.
rs Go jANEs X cuTHBEET Secretary,
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mesane ~ the Hoard ~ Discriors u tho Va Tcnn
IN nipoaI Canpsny hei n Onice of the Company In
he ~ u Lysshbsre Mepessy The soh Of March, iss
ths 6piIovtn9 fnppsutinss sssea doptcd, via;
Rs.ld sa - a. any sshes sricls be sxposed
fcr sais 81 ,hs ueo upa The topanys ground In {bei
burg unc ~ seciai pesmission IN writing ,n The Presi
deal ~ 0sssrA Bspesiutendaat
Rsse.ssI iAas he ADAM. Express Company e requested
deliver eeiehs In The ifes 90 upon the Company
grcai IN LgAeAbuEe
A ssf5 ffon he rerorda
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MARGARET d. SOLOMON.

HARPEKs MAGAZINE for August Just received a,
III H. e. YlCfORS,
july T-e 1873 Main Street
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW GooDsx-l6ru ey JuIy
"A ISL am this day receiving Lawn obes, Calcoes Par
hsos Extension skirts Laces DDons Gloves and many M
or foods too numerous to meniionaio which win be sold nj
slna,i profit for CASH. JND i piTPviS -
jIlS
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RagSI RapSliRagSIll

Bags! BISS!! Bags :.
FnNilE James k'ur Manufacturing tutal, prepared
Il furnish, extent, their superior DOT iIE H.AIsF
RAILROAD BAUo-in ine manufacturing uiidsua
has been taken this
Also, Plaster Guunu, and Mill stuff BAGS
der, and the reasonable Terms.
Eacn Ing viii BRANDED II desired, with char,; viii
an. cuarye made bain and de cred
Address orders to l.. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
June 20 il MA hendllw6 wr. IL.
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n n NJ d q a 4.


TlE undersigned having removed 10 the store formerly
cuped by C. +. lcheid, Esd, door to Irby Saun
c- beg leave Ia inform hs friends that he Is still engaged
the 'm'aisson and For.edrding BaSneSs and keeps
Saniy hand well selected stock Of
which he will sell nj prices that will fall please
His facilities for duing COMMISSION
unsurpassed having hours upon the basin, with II well
enclosed lot where conslncns OF Lumber and Pig Iron will
bc entirely secure.
lie si Agent for Livingstone celebrated Flows aud
Castings aud will always keep full assortment Also, uanu
Cement aud Ground Plaster.
feb idls WM. r. ANDERSON.
ENRlENDLY NOTICE. wish thus timely % iuprn those
Il u customers whose fall due In LY,
wing my store In July August, pay
ncnt for their accounts which viii be
convenient, aud Tint al such will call.
II dts. T. SEABITRY.
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Ia hDS anu % tea Cuba and Muscovado Molasses 800
sides and shoulders 40 bbls very Whisky for sale b,
july l4-ds joSES 4. my ;siahnasa, "
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EflNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-A supply Of the Ines
Green and Black Teas for sale by r' ~ WV '>'
april zo-dts II sr,v ~,
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Empire Gigs and CARRIAGES.
cA S4 FINE assortment Of GIGS AND CA RIIAoEs
y2A Tor children, with single double scala trimmed
-. - IN beautiful style and vi fine workmanshp and d.
july i5dts NJ srupso,,
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ATARH, DCPY N COS DARK BRANDY, Vintage ISL .
" pipes, llencss! and other banus
imported iort MADEIRA oI liiiiee,
s,ir by lJuly Iiilsj JONES X 20, Ilo.lirlu.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Fears of The North.

A writer in the Philadelphia
Ledger, alludirg to an anti.slayery
crusade, thus sells forth bis own o.
pinion and that of many conserva-
tive people at the North:
1t is my firm conviction that
there is such thing as straining
the cord which binds North and
South together until it will snap
nsunder. There is a point beyond
which endurance cannot go. Sup
pose the Southeruers should take it
into their heads that We Of the
North are expressing our factory ape
ratiyes, and that, in the exercise OF
a misguided philanthropy they
should send band of maraucers to
release these children Of toll; that
thew should incite them to burn our
houses, rayish our wives and daugh-
tiers, butcher our children. and MUIR
err ourselves; suppose that, this hav-
ing been attempted, The newspapers
of The South should palliate or APP
p,oye of the movement, and that
thousands should be assembled in
their cities to hear the leader of the
marauders eulogiSed, and that those
thousands should receive the most
asrocious sentiments with the most
enthusiastic applause; suppose these
things we're SO, would you be sur
prised if We of the North should
say to the South, gentlemen. this
thing has been carried full as far as
it can 90; and if You invade ouI
rights in this fashion, there is but
one Alternative, and that is that we
dissolve a Union which is no longer
a Union but in name" Would
such course not be natural? Nigh
it not be necessary and proper?
think the North ought TO begin te
look at the subject in its true bear
ipgs.
AS 10 the South not being ablt
to maintain separate existence
why not? Have they not all TIT
great staples cotton, sugar. tobacco
hemp. wheat? And have they no
handles facilities for manufactur
ing? Might not direct trade witt
England be greatly to their Pecunla
ny advantage, iuasmuch as the.
could dispense with tariff aud en-
ioy free trade? Let US not cry n
danger when there is danger.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Sympalhising for Brown

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.--An over
flowing meeting was held at National
Hall this morning to pray for Brown.
Numerous letters were read by Mr..
Furness. An address was also
delivered by Lucreiia Mott, Mary
Grow and others.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. "a
meeting was held here tonight in
commemoration of the execution Of
John Brown. Over 1900 people
were present. Able addresses were
made by D. r. TiIden. r. P. Spaul.
ding. G. H. Langstone, ]. G. White,
w. II. Brewster and j. w. Tobey.
Resolutions we're adopted, and the
hall was dressed in mourning.
ALBANY. Dee. 2.--One hundred
guns we're fired to-day in commem-
Grafton Of John Browns execution.
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A Southern Confedersev.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. I'm the
House Of Delegates GU Wednesday,
the following resolutions we're offer
ed.
Resolrsd, That the State Of South
Carolina is ready to enter, together
with the other slaye-bolding States,
or such as desire present action, In
to the formation of Southern con-
federacy.
Resolvsd, That the Governor be
requested to forward this resolution
to the Executives Of the Southern
States.
Another resolution was offered.
asking official information Of the con-
ditien of the State arseuals, arms, am-
the number Of men en-
rolled, &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Writter for the Fayetteville Observer.
LET 'EM RIP.

Yes. let the boys rip. What IS the
use Of keeping the poor little fellows
mewed up at home Of nights, in the
dull soaeiy Of their parents, when
they might be in the streets enjoying
ever so much fune They would only
be running, mhooptng, screaming, curs-
inq, sweariipg, smoking and cheering
tobacco, getting an occasional drink Of
whisksy, and learning other manly
habits. Surely boys eight or ten
wears old can take care of Themselves
and their minds. ripping about the
streets Of nights when their parents
are 10 bed. Let 'em rip. Parents
need give themselves no uneasiness
about them.
Then what is the use Of compelling
boys 70 60 to church on Sabbath, and
sit and hear long dull sermon OF
perhaps an hour, when they might
be moro pleasantly engagedf Sure
ly they woald be much more pleas
sntly and probably employed at the
river, fishing OF rowing about in a
canoe; strolling about the Rail Road
Deovf, or lounging about the streets,
where tley might take lessons in re-
6nsa and chasts language, from some
Of the "cbildren of larger growth, 4
Who spend most Of their SabbathsII
there. :,
Parents. you who keep your chill.
aren eft home Of nights, and require
their. attendance at church of Sab
baths, don't know Of how much pleas
IRE you are deprivins than, and how
you are cyanpiog their geHiases.-
Young America, like our country, is
pound to spread itself, and home isl
900 contracted for him, Gre him
com. Let him rip. FAIR Play.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
LAFAYETTE.

While Senator Wilson was address
sing Republican meeting 10 New
York a few nights since, be fell, from
sudden attack of vertigo.
Most likely that fit of vertigo, was
only another name for The villainous
compounds called whiskey or brandy.
We have seen men taken with sud.
den sickness, as they said, and as
their friends believed, whom We knew
to be drunk. 1t is a pity such
things could not be called by their
right names.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

worth living for, and best Of all for
our last thoughts.
Now, if my thoughts with the
facts will sufficiently arouse
us all to action, We ought to have
meeting of all the counties concern
ed, and our plan agreed upon, as to
the manner Of raising the necessary
funds to complete our great Road
| propose meeting my friends aud
taking counsel.
My private opinion is that after
the subscription plan, she balance will
be so small that the counties will
vote that little. will await a re.
Spouse from some Of our friends al
to time and place fox our meeting
fearing that | may be considered to'
dictatorial. / only make one re
guest, that no county send dele
gate who doubts the propriety o
practicability Of the work.
The counties Of Lincoln and Frank
lin must come up, and We would b.
pleased to have SOME of our AlabaD
friends with US. Coffee. Warren
White, and Overton, will not neglec
their duty. Van Buren,, DeKalt
jackson and Fentress are all invites
to take part in our council. Thei
best intel rest is also at stake, and
have the pleasure Of saying ths
this day | have couversed with cit
zens of a good portion Of those cour
ties, and that they are iu fine spirit
Now if We will all pull together SUI
cess is ours. WILLIAM MOORE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

Au Anonymous Warning Concerning
aSIave InsurrectiOn iE Virginia
and Kentucky.
Under the above caption the Mem
phis Avalanche publishes the follow
ing:
Hon. HENRY A. WIsE.--Governor of
Virginia:
Dear Sir:--Excuse me for the
liberty ! take in addressing you in
an anonymous letter. l would not
do so If | did not think the circum-
stances demanded it. ] am in pos
session of facts that justifies me in
saying that an instruction is about
to take place Of such magnitude that
the Brown TRADE is but a flea bite
in comparison.
Over twelve hundred men are now
drilling and preparing for action in
J Western Pennsy lvania, in retired
spot on the Allegheny Mountains.
They are we'll mounted aud provis.
toned, and every man is sworn TO
die in the cause if necessary. The
twelve hundred are to make an at
tack on your State in four divisions
of three hundred men each-each to
attack different places; at the same
time nine hundred men are to at
tack western Kentucky. Tie men
for thatpprpose are drilling and re.
calving l5cfuits at certain places in
Ohio, not far from the State line. -
| Their exact whereabouts l could moi
learn.
A company is also organized in
Indiana, and one in Illinois; but what
their numbers are or whereabouts, oil
when they are to make their first
assault, ! cannot tell; but ] think ]
know enough about the matter to
warrant me in saying that an out.
break of a very grave nature will
soon take place in several of the
slave holding States; and the attack
is to be made the same day, or as
near that as possible.
| deserted the Pennsylvania divis.
ion few days since.
Treat this letter slightly, as did
the Secretary of War. and the con-
sequences will be far more disastrous
to the people OF the slave States.
Yours respectfully,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

ARMING FOR PRorECrIoN. And |
shall go on arming and supply ing
ammunition to our frontiers, until
every neighborhood where there are
slaves has the means OF self defence.
Virginia and the other slayeholdi1g
States must rely on themselves
This is a very severe lesson, and We
must profit at once by its teaching
Governor Wise.
That's talking hit out like a
man. Let every slave State follow
suit at once. The resent outbreak
shows the necessity Of a perfect vol
unteer system. There are any guam
tity of men who are ready to vOlun-
teer il sny emergency at moments
warning, but it is not isolated, indi-
vidual effort, but perfect system
that Is wanted. Let our volunteer
corps be literally encouraged. Let
their racks be increased, and let
every possible precaution be adopt
ed, not alone for our protection, bot
even more for the protection Of the
slave.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
B@ The letter Of MahaIa DOYLE

eT The letter OF Mahala Doyle
to John Brown must oaye been sweet
consolation to the Abolition Saint.
We append it:
To John Brown, Commander Of the
Army at Harper's Ferry. Charles
town, Jefferson county, Va.-Care
Of the Jailor, Charlestown:
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nov. 20, 1859.
John Brown-SIR: Although VEN
geance is not niue, confess that |
do feel gratified to hear that yeu
were stopped in your fieDdish carer
at Harper's Ferry with the loss Of
your two sons. You can now apprs-
ciate my distress in Kansas. when
you then and there catered my house
at midnight and arrested my hus-
band and two boys, and took thc m
out in tho yard, and in cold blood
shot them dead IL IL my bearing
You can't say you done il to rae
our slaves; We had none aud never
expected to own one, but has only
made me a poor discensolate widow,
with helpless children. While ! feel
for your folly, | do hope and trust
you will meet yourjust reward. Oh.
new it panied my heart to hear the
dying groans of my husband ard
children. If this scrawl gives yen
any consolation you are welcome TO
it. MAHALA DOYLE.
N. B.--My son, John Doyle, whose
life | begged Of you, is now grown
up, aud is very DESTROYS to be at
Charlestown on the day Of your ex-
ecurion, would certainly be there if
his means would permit it, that he
might adjust the rope around your
neck, if Gov. Wise would permit.
A party Of gentlemen at once
subscribed the amount, but, the let
ter being detained, it was ascertain
ed that young Doyle could not ar
rive in time.