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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-20
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
Obituary.
INpExEpI


 Died of Tithiasis near Centre Point. Jan. 4tb. CHARLES JOHNSON in the 69th year of his age, after extreme sutferings
 We mourn the loss of one that we much loved. but not as those who have 20 hope.- He was fathful member of the Methodist church, often talked of the goodness of God and ms acceptance with him, and willingness to go at any time to enjoy the glories of Heaven. With no kindred or relative nigh. vet he was surrounded with vast concourse of friends.- 1 saw him in the last hour of death. he died without groan, and as his body launched off In death bright angels stood around his bed ready to wait his deathless spirit home to God. And methinks as they lowered aloft through the lmmenslty ot space his soul rested on their pinions to be safely landed in Canau's bright and happy band.
 As democrat he was of the strictest sort, know nottingham was forced to flee from his presence. The democratic party has lost faithful friend, the church worthy member.
 R. F. ROBERTSON. Died-At Benton, Saline county on the 28'h day of December, 1858, CLAUDIUs E. JULIAN, aged p years.
 In recording the death of this estimable young man, our heart is filled with grief at his untimely end, which was caased by an acciden- tai explosion of gunpowder. It Is in vein to offer consolation to the disconsoate parents, sis- ters and brothers of the deceased. They have received a wound that nothing but the sooth ing hand of time can heal He was member of the Baptist church, and universally beloved by our citizens. His loss is deeply felt in our midst and sinceuy mournei s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
onlon Male and Female Institute.
 hree CrGnlS Aris

;; F, TRiMBLE, 4. B. Prncipal
 mh>. LAURA z. TRIMBLE. Yte Principal.
 HE second session of this Istituton will com | mgnce Monday January Slsf, 1859. and continue uhtll June iith. The course of instruction i. com plete within the Institution and from the increased faculties rendered by philosophical and chemical apparatus globes etc., Parents may rely npon find ing this ore of the best schools in the State
 The instruction m music and musical course is un surpassed, if equalled in the State A comna,en, teacher is at the head of the department and new in struments alone used both for practice and nstuc tion
 The new buildings for the Institue will be complet ed early in the session practicable They viii af ford very commodious rooms and many superior ad- vIn ages.
 Boarding in the principals family $50 per session. In private families board be obtained at sT to Slo per month.
 For further particulars apply either by letter or for a circular to J. F. TRIMBLE Principal
 Jan. 9f 1o50 9o
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Tntnl Acres
Sale of Railroad Lands.

THE following list of Lands belonging to the | Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company will be sold by said company at PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder, at Madison the county seat of St Francis county on the first Monday If Mayneyt.
 TERMs-One third cash, the balance in three and six months from day of sale.
 All persons claiming pre-emptions on any of the lands in the following list are hereby notified that unless said pre-emptons ne proved. and the land paid for hy the day of sale their right of pre- empton will be forever barred and the land will be sold to the highest bidder. JN0. ROBERTSON, Prest
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

FRANCE.-The Paris Press of the Fist has significant article, in which it is said:
 "Never has the alliance between the two countries (France and Spain) been more dura- ble and cordial. The saying of Louis XIV. Wmy plus de Pyrcness, has become almost literally true. French companies are construc- ting railways in the peninsula, which are to
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Fresh Arrival.

p BBLS white navy beans; c hominy: Massachusetts cranberres; 10 boxes soap;
 ." Strach: D cases assorted pie fruit; IF preserves, 10 " cucumber pickles; 10 '' fresh tomatoes; peaches; ' cove oysters;
 ' lohsterS:
 < salmons: 12 doz sardnes: 1000 lbs bulk pork; For sale low for cash by GEO. MORRISON. Jan. %. lS59.
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OFFICIAL.
DE"ARrMENT OF STATE, { Y ASlIRltnn. InnnnrN lAth- lSnn-

DEnARrMENr OF STATE,
 Idshiagtoa, January ltth, 1853. E ENFoMATION has been received at tlis Department h- from Amos Corwine. esq , the United States Con- suI at Panama, NJ. c. of the death on board of the steamship :" Golden Gate' on the !lth of December la~-s of John Dalton. citizen of the United States and supposed to belong to Polk county State of Ar kansas.
 his eff cts consisting Of cash $l97 sS Wells Farro o Co draft or s5do, and trunk containing his wear ing apparel in charge of his friend David C. Hail, of Ozark Franklin county, Arkansas to take to his father William Dalton, who resides in Polk county ArkansaS.
 Jan. 5i lS5l St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

0TThere are some nice girls "down east" In South Penobscot some of them hauled barrel of flour on hand-sled two miles to the Rev. MT. Dunbar, of Penobscot, and delivered it to him as Thanksgiving present.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
Engineering Leveli

A VERY superior Engineering Level, with tripod, EA made by enc of the best instrument makers in this country, will be sold cheap also Surveyor s Compass, good instrument, well made and correct, just received by JNO.E k. REARDON.
 Jan. 26, lSa9.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
ALFONSO BUHLAW. Frcsco and DprOrafiya rtiS@

A GRADUATE of the Royal Academy of Arts LA and Sciences in Dresdon, Sayony, offers his servces to n those who wants to have their IIalls Parlors and Dining rooms decorated in $ beautiful and artistic manner.
 Churches. Public Halls, etc., painted in ap- propnate and truly beautiful style, at the lowest reasonable prices.
 Reference to Capt. JoHN D. ADAMS.
 All orders left at the Book Store of John E. Rear don. will be punctuay attended to-
 1TaIng and Painting done in superior style.
 LittIe Rock. Jan. 26th. 1852. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

MaTrled-In Van Buren, Dec. 23. 1858. by Rev. J. A. Moses, MT. AMAsA B. HOWELL and Miss SARAH A. MILES, all of Crawford county. Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
Just Received from Cincinnati.

ssS BBLS. Extra fAmf.v Flour. NSsS 2s b lyes extra We,orn Reserve Cheese. boxes Pineapple Cheese. F assorted Culy.
 a' No. Soaf
 bbls. tsr'i Oil
 ]" Whisky.
 boxes Orange, And all for sale by NJ. TANTI. Little flock, Jan. 18th. l259
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
A CARD.|

'ENHE undersigned is preparing to go after some II more Cheap Code, and would respectfully in Vite all who owing him, to come forward and make payment immediately. A. HUTT.
 Jan 2S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
Dissolution of Copartnership.

vTNHE firm of L. l.. Filkins & Co.,, composed of L.. II M. Tilkins & E. J Whats dissolved this day by mutul concent and Mir Flkns IS authorized to col ect and settle all matters pertaining the coparnershp
 Jan. 2o, 1859. l.. M FILKINS & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

SCENE IN SCHOOL RooM--The Spring. field Mass.) Republican is responsible for the following:
 'C Come here, George, wish to examine you in punctuation. Whats that?v
 George" That? that's comma"
 Mistress" Right; now what's that?~
 George-"Ah now you've got me where my hairs short; dun kno'."
 MstIess-" George do not wish you to use any slang phrases here. When you are unable to give correct replies say so, but do not repeat such phrases as that which you have just used. Now what's that?'
 George" dun kuo."
 Mistress" Don't know what that is? Why that's period"
 George--(Looking critically at the point in question: "Ha. ha! ha! Now I have got you where your hairs short; that aint nothing only ayfy d1n'
 Mistress-(Re-examining critically George y,su are dismissed"
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l or CE.

TT CE. X $ l am about 70 % hast for my Spring stock of AA Millmery; must respectfully request all those who know themselves indebted to me to call and pay up by the 18th of February. R. A. GRAHAM. Sim. 3i lSa9.
 House aud hot for Sale in Stockport. A ONE story house containing two rooms IS ,4.. IA feet squaer with 10 foot ha Il in the centre sI good well "i water, of land enclosed by x4A- a good plank fence. For terms enquire of
 A. F. DYER, Real Estate Agent, cor. Main &s Markham St. Jan. 2s, ls5g Little Rock
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

OatS and Rye. A SMALL quantity of seed oats and rye, on hand "A and for sale by A. J. HUTT. Jan. 26, 1859. UST received from New Orleans. J bbs pulverized sugar; bbls crushed surgar boxes Iostteters bitters; : pint schnapps; l5 :" Goldfish; !" layer rasins; l5 drums figs;
 boXcl Lemon syrup; l case matches; Y sardines quarter boxes; lbs nUtmegs Is dog pints Scotch ale; l6 < pints porter ' quarts of cider; ? bbls rice: nest market baskets; l0 dog brooms 5 kegs pigs feet, and for sale by Jan. 26, 1859. M TAN,ry
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
 Diaries fDr 1859.

nUARTO octave and smaller Diaries, by Clayton ok & Francis, and Sontrell of the very best paper with without tucks, received at the book store Jan. 26 1859. JNO. E. REARDON.
 Physicians Visiting List for 1859. A FEW copies left at the book store.
 A Jan o6 1852. JNO. E. REARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

Administrators Sale, \ WILL offer for safe, in the town of Lewis burg conway county, Ark. on the 26th day S or reoru"ry next, on credit, until the lsl day of s CttGooF heAS Ie following slaves (ior lite) viz: 2 ClarSa aged about 45 years. and her children Eme me asea aoous Y year, and Ann, aged about years, the purchaser swing bond and approved security.
 A. G. GORDON, Administrator
 of the estate of E. Gamble de,'d. Jan. 70, ls59 1t. Cost of adv. g 5o sss NCE B. Murray's paint shop has been burnt ont O ho has not yet got any place of business. but can De found at his dferent places of work and all writ tcn orders left at J. J. McAlmont's drug store fer nm Will be pnnctually attended to-
 He further remarks that the night of the 10th dur ng the nre all the things had been carried out of his Snop carefully, but some things mislaid know they have been carefully thrown in some silent place in huriy. they will be found aitcr a while.
 There Is one thing should like to find very much, that's book of ornamental designs of iron castings, oy C S sheath, Louisville. Ky, and my name wrole on the outside as commissioner for the same, and in the book lay my diploma that was awarded me at the Louisville Mechanics Institute for the best painting etc, etc., done there in 1854. The above will be thankfully received by B. MURRAY. Jan. 26 lSag or
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form continuation to those already existing Tn France. The soldiers of the two countries are lighting side by side in Cochin China to av i. enge an injury common to 10th; their fleets cruise together in the Gulf of Mexico, and Gu ba IS protected by the French almost as much ne by the Spanist Raq."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

FURNISHED BY MERRICK k wAssELLI
 Arrivals. Jan. l9-Grape Shot from Ft Smith, ''-Medora, from Ft. Smith. 2o-Red Wing, from Napoleon < 2l-llenry Fitzhugeh, Cincinnati a2-S. Il. Tucker, from Napoleon. 22-Violett, from Napaleon. 2S-Jennie Whiprle, from Memphis 23-Mary Cook, from Napcleon. 24-lrene Jordan, from Napoleon.
 Departnres. Jan. 2o-Medora for Napoleon. 2o-Iirape Shot for Cincinnati 20 Rcd Wing for Napoleon. 22-Yiolett. for FL. smith,
 23-S. il. Tucker, for Napoleon 2t-Mary Cook for Ft Smith. 24-Jennie Whipplc for Memphis.
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Friday, Jan. 2l.
House met. Prayer by the Chaplain.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
 On motion of Mr. Mitchell, the vote taken on yesterday on the adoption of the joint reso- ution, to go into the election of d judge of the supreme court, treasurer and auditor for the State on Saturday week the 18th inst, at 1 o'clock A. Nj, was reconsdered
 The question then came mp on the adoption of the resolution, and Mr. Mitchell moved to amend by striking out the words "iudge of the supreme court" which motion prevailed, and the resolution as amended was then adopted. Senate bill No 140, to distribute the new Digest of the Statates of Arkansas" was talk en up and amended, read the third time and pass ed
 Mr. Anderson of Phillips, from select com- mittee 10 whom was referred the subject of di- viding the State into nine judicial circuits, ac- cording to the recommendation of the Govern or. have had the same under consideration and have instructed me to report "a bill to divide this State into nine judicial circuits" which re- port was read and received, and House bill No 2S3, title as above, was read twice, and MT. Mitchell moved to reject the bill.
 The House took recess until 21s o'clock P. M.
 21a o'clock F. M House convened.
 The consideration of House bill No 2S3, was resumed.
 Mr. Mitchell called for the yeas and nays which was ordered and the vote stood; yeas 36, nays 23. So the bill was rejected.
 message was received from the Governor by the hands of his private secretary. R. H. Johnson, esq, informing the House officially, of the death of the Hon. c. c. Scott, late n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

A SENSIBLE KNow NOTHING. onno- sition editor in Tennessee lately attended de- mocratic meeting. To those who are chuck. ling over want of harmony among the demo- cracy we commend his sensible conclusions- Experience should have taught our opponents in Arkansas like lesson. Speaking of the democratic meeting the editor of the Athens Post says:
 Resolutions were offered, debated, and part adopted and part not; and of which we may have something to say hereafter. The re- suit was: the meeting agreed to disagree upon the currency question, but when it come to vot- ing they would all go "the ticket,' whether hard or soft, metalc or mixed. While the de. bate was going or, we noticed Americans and whigs laughing and chucking at the prospect Of crevasse; but we admonsh them against | such deluslon. The democracy are a good deal like a gang of cats-you hear them wau- ing, spttlns and threatnng like they were going to tear each uther to pieces, when in fact they are only propagating the species So of our democratic friends-they split up, divide, take anraeonistc positions, lay their hands on one anothers throats and swear worse than the army did in Flanders; but somehow or other they are continually increasing, and when eEec- ton day comes they are all thar, and more too.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

Sole Lessee anl Manager. Mir. N. Moroney,
  Wednesday Evening, Jan. 26ih. 1859. Will be produced the beautiful play in five acts en- titled
 THE WILLOW COPSE. Luke Fielding. Mr. c. B. MULHOLLAND 5lIl St2ggers T. L. CONNOR. Augustus ...... J. CAMPBELL Rose Fielding ' Mrs. \. MORONEY. Yankee Story, and Song Our
 Mary Ann," by.............. Mrs ATKINS Toconclnde with the Musical farce of
 The Mountain Lovers. Llzette. ...............Mr Mrs. F.. D. PALMER. In rehcarsala diplomatic bewilderment of pe- cu-lar perplexng predcaments, entitled
 THE OLD DUTCH GOVERNOR
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| WILL offer for sale, in the town of Springfield \ Conway county. Arkansas, the l4th day ii March next, (d being tte first dag g e circuit court of sad cHtntyl credit of twelve months the following described lands, viz:
 Acres. South West frqr of Section l0 in Town
 rship4, North Range 15 West.. Il 60-0oo s. w. qr of $. E. qr, sec. (19) and the N
 N w. ar of the k. W. T or of sec sec. (2sJ
 all in T. 6. \. R. l5 W............. l2o fri part of the N. W. or of sec. 3s,
 5E 6o-loo, W. fl part of the N. E. ar
 33 l4 22-l00; N. W. or and s. k. ar
 of the N. w. qr sec. 20, S0.......... 191 s2-l90 N e ar and the s. W. qr of the n W. ar
 sec (29l in township 6, n. r. 15 w.. so N e. qr of the n. e. qr 9)in township
 U, n. T. lo W....................... 40 E. Inf of the s. q. of sec. (20) in town
 ship 6. n. r. IA 4w.................. so N. W. fri qr of the W. fri cr of sec. l29l in township s, n.r. 15w 5w....... a7 ss-loo W. Inf of the $. qr so acres. and tke s. Inf of the :. W. fri ar of sec. (l9) toAn-
 h 6 n.r l5 W. IT 24-l00.... l59 24-1Oo kf hfofthe n W qr sec. 3s in town
 ship 6, n. r. If 4w................ sl oS-loo s. w. qr of the h. e. qr of sec (29)
 township 6, n. r. 15 5w.............. 40 $. W. qr ofihe s. W. qr of sec. 5 in town
 ship 5, h. l4 l4w.................... 40 s. c. ar of the ar of sec. 29) in township 6, h. r. l5 w........... 40 N c. or Of the n e. qr sec. 3Q) in town ship 6, r. Is 5w.................. 40 N. part of the S. e. ar north of Old
 riyer) sec. (2Sl in township n.r. ID W: ........................... l5 25-l00 s. Inf of the h. e. qr ( 8l in town ship G. and the e. Inf of the sec. (S0) in township g. n. r. IA w.......... 400 W part of h. W. qr west of the Cherokee line) in sec. 3l, township z II. r. l6w. 6S 29-l0O s. c. or of the m. qr ofsec 9j. in town ship !, n. r. f6 6w................ =. 40 s. qr of the sec. 36, in township ', Il. r. l6 ...........-............. 160 Total Acres. .....................l lT05 ll-l0O This land is situated in Conway county. Arkan- selected by Mir Eaton, deceased while he was swamp land locating agent and of course was the hest he could find it also embraces the celebrated Sulphur Springs of Conway count. A. GORDON. administrator of the Estate of Eli Eaton decd | Jan. 26, 1859. At Cost of adv sI5
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JOHN ROBERTSON, Prsx. Jan 2s,ls59. At
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-26

WILL offer for sale in the town of Springfield, \ Conway county. Arkansas, on the l4th day if March next (t being the first dag qt e circuit court g sa1 county,( on credit of twelve months, the following described lands, viz:
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N F W A DV ERTIS MENT s
Little Rock Theatre.

'ole Lessee and Manager. Mr. N. Moroney,
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Died of Tlthiasis near Centre Point, Jan. 4th, CHARLEs JOHNSON, in the 69th year of his age, after extreme sutferings.
 We mnnrn tha Inss of ono .L . ~ ,..L
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Yankee Story and Song" Our
 / Mary Ann.n by.............MrS. ATKINS
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Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Nov. 22.-The Overland Ex-
press last night, brought dispatches from
the British Consul at San Francisco. to
Lord Lyons, Mt Washington, and a com
munication franked by Gen, Scott to the
commanding officer at Fort Leavenworth
The British had withdrawn their naval
forces from San Juan, with the exception
of the steamer Satellite.
The 4rtzonian of the Sd, says that Capt.
Eweil left Fort Buchanan for Sonora, on
rotary of War to call on Gov. Pesoueira.
and protest, in the name of the U. S. Gov
eminent, against the expulsion of Capt.
Stones party of the American citizens
from that State.
The -1rizoniaN also learns that Pesqucira
recently expressed strong desire for the
formation of emigration companies, to
induce general immigration to Sonora.
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From BrowsYille. Texas.

WAsHISGroS, Nov. 22.-In consequence
OF the recent occurrences on the frontier,
a suggestion has been made to the Liberal
Government from distinguished quarter,
that immediate steps be taken with view
OF entering into an agreement or treaty
with the Government Of the United States
for the punishment of such outlaws ms
Cortinas and his men. The main feature
of the proposed arrangement being to
treat offences committed on either side of
the Rio Grande, as against the peace of
both Republics; the parties to be tried and
punished according to the laws of the
country in which they may be arrested.
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Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John D. Wins
low, Agent of Sackctt, Davis & Co., jew
elers of York, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head yesterday He
had entrusted a box of Jewelry, valued
at three thousand dollars, to colored por-
ter to carry it to the office of Draper, Tiff
& Co. The box not being delivered it was
supposed it was stolen. The Police &erc
informed but were unable to recover it.
Before the commission of the. deed he
wrote letters TO his mother ut Providence.
his employers and Mr. Arworld. This
morning the box was recovered, it having
been left by mistake ut another jewelry eS-
adjustment on Market street. Deceased
was single man, aged IS years.
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BY TEIEGBApu

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22'-EOr Flour there is no de-
mhhu; except to the home trade at So l2In525 for
mixed and good brands, 5Oa5T5 for extras sCnf %
inr extra family and SO 50a75 for fancy lots Wheat
III ilr demand and supplies come in SLOWLY ses I5O
push. Mt Sl,21alO for good and prime red and 5OOO
UuSh: "te AT Sill for gOOil and 81 4I1 ~ for prime
rye IN demant Corn steady; sales 5000 bushels new
at SoH'+I Oats unchanged; sIlles 1000 bush nrime
Delaware Mt AZ. Whisky quiet; sales ut 27a2TI%
New YORK, Nov. 22-COtton firm: solos 1900 bales
Flour firm; sales 1G,5OO bbls. Wheat quiet; sales
SiOOo bushels, MILWAUKEE, Club $I19 Corn firm
sales 1+,5OO bushels old yellow ut O9caSl 90 new ditto
!3aS1c new white S0aS3. Oats buoynnt nj Ana il
iork Duoyant ut for mess and SlOS 4
All for prime Bacon sales 10000 boxes short r;.i
miIdles at So aud 1000 boxes long middles at 81
both future delivery. Hogs dull md heavy at ST.
Hides declining Bucnos AyreS 23L$. Lead firm: On
lena S5,i 5a5S So Wool quiet; fleece 4O1U5 shepherd
pulled ut 3Ia53. Sugar firm at Gl4nTL FregiIts on
Cotton to Liverpool 5-32I2-lG.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22-F1our active. 5000 hills sol ,+
S5a5 for supcrfine and l0a5 40 for extra being mn
advance OF 1Oc per Dbl; 04S bbs received tho last u
hours. Whisky unchanged; 1900 bbls sold ut PC
Hogs rn demand fair; sales 1000 head ut So Gj,, S5
the leading rate being 1878. Provisions-me.ss pork
higher, old Sl45O, SIS; buyers than sellers:
bacon Iasa94 and dull; green hams 73S, shoulders
~ and sides W and dull. Lalrvl 9c. Groceries un-
changed; Molassos 4Ga4Ic; Sugar TI5lSIc; Coffee
1la{a13c.
BALTIMORE Nov. 22-FIour dull Mt S5.2j for How
arl St. Wheat quiet 1000 bus sold at 81 3t1 10 fur
white. Corn firm ut S4aS5 for white and S(3lSI for
yellow. Mess pork SIS. Bacon sides loo. Whisky
dull at &c. Sight exchange Oh New York Ito per
cent premium.
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Gov. wise and Harper's Ferry,

HAnrER's FEnRY, Nov 22-Evening.-
Gov. Wise and staff are here, stopping
with Col. Barbour, Superintendent of the
Armory.
The Governor states that lie has made
every provision to protect the community
and the prisoners: He has no doubt of a
determined and thoroughly organized
movement throughout the Northern and
Western States to rescue Brown, and ex-
hibits II number of letters from responsible
parties in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New
York, urging him to be prepared for par
ties forming in those States.
The Blues go to Martinsburg tonight.
Col. Smith, of the Virginia Military IN
stitute, with the Cadets, and howitzers
have been ordered to Charlestown.
Gov. Mise will return to Richmond, to-
morrow