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=. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
STEAMSHIP LINK OF PACKE TS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

AVAHx w HUNkSDAf At Il y CLuCKs ~ y
Ek A. NJ. ARn
TsHE Union Stesmship Co.'s Steamers City
j Of Richmond. Capt. MlTcHRLL; Penn.
syIvania, Capt. TEAL, and Virginia, Capt.
KELLY. EfaF23 S5s5i'8 seE ~ 80 SO
a One Of these sre.msAips will leave Higgins
wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, every Wednes-
day ut IL O'Clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passage $6, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage, apply to t'
T. CROWELL, Agent,
Higgins wharf, Norfolk,
: N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil.
adelphia every Wednesday at 8 A. M.
myth &t
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LADIES EMPORIUM

LADIES ENIPOKIUM
A LARGE supply OF Fall M,lenary selected
"a with great attention as t. style &C., will
be opened on Th"r' 'ay the 29ta, at II o.. "a
clock for the inspection of those who "a
may favour Us with call, as we re fully a.
prepared to put up at the short 1T IS able no.
tice any style of Bonnets, Heal drss e , Bertha
CaPes sc "a
Ladies wishing to attel.d Convention. will
please leave their orders early in tae We, k
Inc lot OF Caps so long expect havs ar.
rived. Also, Mourning Collars VITA ali Kinds
OF articles usually found in oui es..,tsnmsnt-
which we will ofe prices to SUIT tue tirnes
MRS. RIDDICK,
SCI! No. IS N ain street.
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2 LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Vines,
"Megler 8" 8 yrs. olt,
And other choice
RYE WHISKETS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter, -s
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
:. J. MOCK & CO.'S,
Tater Street, next door to
IER WIN A. Co Auct,rs
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J. III. DAWSON.


No. As, MA N STR EE T.
rs still ready to accommodate the public with
l. good and cheap
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cheap Calicoes,
Cheap Mouslins,
Cheap Alpacas,
Cheap Cassinets,
Cheap tons,
Cheap Sin eetings,
Cheap Osnaburgs,
Cheap Merinees.
Cheap Undershirts,
Cheap Drawers,
r Cheap Shawis,
Cheap Buttons,
Cheap Threads,
heap Tapes,
5 Cheap Needles &C, &C
GREAT REDUCTION.
200 Yards Good White spool Cotton
+, at 81 la Cents Per Dozen.
have large lot OF dine numbers OF Coa,s,
Fora's, Dick &C, Spool Cotton warranted
good, which will run of at 81 Il cts. per dozen
for No. 90 and all numbers higher or finer than
that. You can have them at 81 u cents by
taking half dozen or more; single spools a cts.
Remember the place, As E. Main street.
oc2l J H DAWSON.
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UND Err THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
ATIOnJnN
OsGOOD's CHOLAGOGUE,

I OSGOOO'S CHOLAGOGUE.
y FOR FEVER AND AGUE. 81
NTISTAR'S Balsam Wild Cherry, Ayers
w Cherry Pectoral, Hampton's Tinctuie,
Jayne's Extorsnt, Bakers Bitters, Davis Pain
Killer, Woods Hair Restorator, Mrs. ALIENS
Hair Restorer English Mustard, Olive Oil &c,
&c, Just received and for sale by
] w BURROW eco,
Druggists and Chemists, Church street.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rately prepared Nth Ertro Pure Medicines. at
very moderate charges and at all hours Of the day
and night. s oc 6
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FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK,
STEAMSHIP re. 4NOKE.
EXCURSION TICK STS TO NEW YORK
<4FYA The Steamship ROANOKE. Carr,
.-assAeEzs Couch, will leave Norfolk for Neu
YORK on Saturday evening after the arrival o
the South ern cars
Passage including State Room. ........s6O 90
Steera5e Passage.... m
Meals FIFTY CENTS Extra. w
Excursion Tickets between Norfolk and New
YORK per steamers Yor stown, jamestown and
Roanoke, will be issued for $l3 the round trim.
Meals and State Roo ms included These tickets
VIII be good by either steamer until list October
next, but they are not transferable, nor will
round trip.
For Freight or passage, apply to
--..-5- j M SMfT 4 & BRO.
u27-N Gents
The Steamship JAMESTOWN will leave
| Norfolk for New York on "Wednesday evening,
| after the arrival OF the Southern Cars.
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NOWFOLK CITY BOOK BIND MRY.

: NUHFULh CITY BUOKBINDERY.
HAVING purchased the establishment of A
IL Lemuel Adams, ard made large additions
to the stoch, we are now prepared TO do BIND.
ING in all its branches, with neatness and des-
patch. BEING determined to merit the patron
age of the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity, we
guarantee to give entire satisfaction in all ca.
SEES. CLARK j. WALTERS.
oc Sly Hill street, next to Rleodgood'5.
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SRABoAaD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD COY.
portsmouth, ", April 18th, 1858; :,
IN after M o n d A Y. the 18th instant, the
Trains Of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will leavethe Station foot of North street, at
Passeng ers are requested to procure Ticks Is
at the Office before the Train starts. An ad.
ditional charge will be made VIXEN the fare is
collected in the Cars. ~, :. .5..7, 7-5
: A. WORRALL, Superintendent.
ap l6-f ta . @%s r -
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To Northern and Eastern Traveller
via Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line.

: The new and splendid Steamefe
1zkif(lSsE - LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE,
with unsurpassed accommodations Of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore; leav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening,
(SundaY excepted at * o'clock, p. NJ, and
Portsmouth on the arrival Of the Southern Cars
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. W. Russell, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FaIDAr.
the ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
in Baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West. %-A
BY this arrangement, connection will be
made In New York with the Sound Boats for
Eastern cities. @
n3- Through Tickets to be obtained on board
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
apis w. A. LOWELL. Agent.
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THE EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
M n would il ite the attention OF he citi-
w ZenS It are IA the above Cos 81 We; 1t
Is the IN ST Coz Veuient Bnd eronotDIcat STOW
now in use i down and see them besides
large variety OF other paterI Of Cook and
Parlor Stoves, which we ale running uff low for
Cash. Give us call before you make pur.
chase. A " SMALL 4 co,
No. s, est " ide Water ST. eet,
&C II Sign T the Red Stove.
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USE.

Only LIZ I-2.
KXTE are retailing go VI Coffee a. only l2Hcts.
wv Also Refined , 'ssI 0 cents, choice N o
Molasses so cent, G',le'. Syrup g., Butter In
IS and 49, No. l.arJ IA, &c. &c, a.the cheapest
Cash Grocery in III cny.
T '3@ REDMOND,
oc ~ 8 Church street
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RunaWay-S50 Reward.
QASAWAY from tie S hscriber, his negro
II Man WILLIAM. Williaa is % wears Old.
about feet high. very beck, has large full
eyes and has lost ole of his upper teeth, when
belonged to the e,tate of Tatmas Wynne, and
nved with the undersigned asst year ne ar Miles
store, in Norfolk Clunty. viii give the above
reward OF 4'u tor nina, if secured in any Jail In
this State so that can get him.
JNO. II. HOPE
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc l2-tf Wulia W shuro Va
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ALUM " Al Err. .aI-
WE have constantly Oh hand Alum Water
w from the celebrated PuiasAi Springs.
This water is highly medicinal, being specific
IN Dyspepsia, Strofula, CutAneous d,so: ders OF
All kinds and deabetes OF whatever iurm. II
has also great reputation for its Certain aud
permanent cures Of Female Complaints
For sale by the case, containing one dezau, or
by the single bottle.
oc 10 KING A. Toy
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To Travellers.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEM ENTS.
sTs1" a. On and after Monday next the
kSssssszas 9th inst, the Steamer COFFEE
viii leave her wharf In Norfolk at half past 6
O'Clock, every morning as follows:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Eastern
Shore Va; Tuesday and Saturday for Matthews ;
Thursday two trips to Old Point and Hampton
On Thursday evening she will leave at 3 e.
clock, inste ad of 4 O'Clock, as heretofore.
Point and Hampton, going and returning on
all her trips, sL Ser
se3 p McCARRtC OK, Captain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
From the Abingdon va Democrat
GOVERNOR WISE AND THE RESURRECTION

The proInptitudc with which our dI>t!n-
euishcd Governor, Henry y. Wise, repaired
to the scene of inSurrectioE at iiarper's Ferry.
and his subsequent course III insisting tha, lis
reasonable movers should be tried for their
crimes in the State Of Virginia, meet with the
hearty approval Of men Of all parties in this
! section Of the Commonwealth; and, indeed, in
all parts of the country, so far as our ~iniorsna-
ton extends. He is, III fact, just the man for
such an emergency. Brave rs 4 lion, he is
ever prompt when duty c~alls-ever ready to
face the music let who may be the per-
formers. He has in his composition more OF
that rim for which Gen. jackson was famous,
than any other public man III the country
He is always ready to take the responsible.
ty," rs "Old Hickory" was; and equally ready
to assign his reason for doing 50. Should the
people of the United States call him to preside
over their destinics, they will find the honor
of the country watched with Il %Scrupulous eye;
and never have reason 70 fear that it will he
furnished during his administration Of affairs.
BE his future destiny what it may, Virginia
will ever honor him ior the ability with which
he has presided rs her Chief Magistrate, and
will point proudly to him aS onc Of her bright
est jewels.
Speaking Of Gov. Wise, the other DAY, a
member of the Opposition said To us, 81 regret
that the Democratic party did not re.clcct Mr..
Wise Governor of Virginia last spring. | re
gard him AS the most reliable man North or
South, and would rather vote for him for Pres;.
dent than any other man in the tnion." This
is certainly high praise 10 come from that
quarter. &c; thousands Of the same party
would say the same thing if they had the
moral courage to speak out.
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SYMPATHY AND COMPROMISE.

The following manifesto Of the Executive
Committee oc the American .Aati.Slavcry So
cicty, lately adopted at Boston. has been going
the rounds OF our exchanges. 1t demonstrates
without cyag.cration the spirit Of sympathy
with inSurrcc;ion and unrclentIug hatred to-
wards the social system Of the Southern States.
which mus, be crushed. or which must even.
tuailv crush out every prc'cncc to State equal
;,v or 10 that mutual good faith and good feel
inc unon which the continuance of the Union
dencnds. We commend it especially to the
careful pcr,,sal Of those of our tiTe-cating friends
in Virginia who have so lately and loudly
preached the policy Of compromise with anti
slavery sympathy and squatter sovereignty an
archv. and absolute immunity from Congress
to all such attempts aS that Of John Brown oil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they should occur IN
the territories OF the Union:
EXECUTION or CAprAlS JoHS BRowS.-At a
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
American Anti Slavery Society, held IN Boston
November list, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That it is recommended to The
friends of Impartial freedom, throughout the
free States, IN case of the execution OF Captain
John Brown, now on trial for his life in Nirsl,
MA, TO observe that tragical event, Of THE DAY
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POLITICAL.
From the New York Lcdger.l
n IN EXILE.
ADAPTED TO a HUNGARIAN MELODY.

ADAPTED TO 4 HUNGARIAN MELODY.
NY GEORGE P. NORRIS.
l.
Nv heart | gave YOU with my han
In brighter days than these,
In that down-trodden fathcr-land
Beyond the distant seas,
Where you were all the world to m'.
Devoted, fond and true,
And |, in Il prosperity,
Was all the world to you!
Robbed by a tyrant's iron sway
We're banished from that land away
Sad wanderers from our native home.
4 ruler in n foe.
An cX,lcd caravan we roaiG;
But hand in hand ere 20.
And thus whatever fate betidc.
We bless our lot in life,
Since no miSiortuncS may divine
The husband and the wife.
Here We defy the tyrantS will.
We're happy in each other still!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
A Northcrucr's Visit to Old Brown in The
Truth as 10 his Treatment.

The Northern Republican press has been
very busy in propaga,ine the idea OF bad and
inhuman treatment of John Brown by the Viz
g%inians, as their prisoner, their indiSposition TO
rive him Il fair trial. &C.; but those of the
North even who have visited Brown in prison,
arc impellcd to give a contradiction to tins
stuff. \ correspondent of the Boston ''Travcl-
err" who made u flying visit to Charlestown
last week, and was present when the sentence
upon Brown was pronounced, writes:
During INV interviews with Brown at the
;ail he repeated what he said in court, that he
was perfectly satisfied with the fairness OF his
trial and the kindness of his treatment. He
said that Capt. Avis. his i%allor, showed as much
kindness in treating HIM, as he had shown
courage in attacking him: "ltiS what | should
expect from a brave maa. Seeing that one OF
the deputy ~jailorS was present. he added: 81
don't say this to ilattcr it isn't my way. ]
saw it because it is true" (For the same rca.
son | here repeat it, Judge Parker appears to
have conducted the trial with remarkable can
dor, dignity and impartiali,y and when we
consider what 4 Scrvilc instruction Is, the sell
control of the people is wonderful.
Brown has not been in irons since the first
night, and every possible indulgence is shown
him, except the indulgence OF delay. Even
the speed of the trial is, IN part, accounted for
by the accident that the term of the court hsp.
pened to be held just at that time.
He speaks highly o. his medical attendants,
but rejects the offered counsel of all ministers
who believe that slavery is right.
Stevens lies OH i bed in the same large room,
dangerously wounded. He probably will not
be tried at this term.
The Boston Atlas and Bee publishes a letter
written by Brown to Il QuakcrcSs in Rhode
Island, from whom he had received Il Sympa,
thiSing letter. Brown attributes his defeat 10
a want of military skill and foresight but in
Sists that he took up arms in a righteous cause,
and expresses his firm conviction that his mo,
tivcS were lust.
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Tn Nmc!sA CAner>.-The Cadets d

Vir:n!. M.,,ar! ]Iu-i.'r;r a'r.vci in Nor'h
>a,uriay. Tiny wcre received ~ ,ur depot b. p
Norfolk military. ami by them c-cori,Ii 20 ,ar ...
On" tlrr-' .au-ioH~c. where t!!rs "cr" ;t,nr ...'
% 8, 30, citizens and marched 90! IN a.r> anil , %
g. u'.F.'r .]g.r'"r>. whcrv the! were 'n,.'D. M'.
a,>liuuy. Virginia Hospitality. IT," '.a.', r.m'
-. alt :.y.r personal apprArIhrc. :.a.fy,"' .oa
hu' ...pg- AL. their ryccllcu; drU., were ,.g aIu.'
ton 81 ali Who saw them. They ~org g. TGma.
ti.. Norfolk. Fair.
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OLD BROWNS REMAINING FAMILY.

The Worcester Spy says that Rev. 7. W.
lligginson has returned from u visit to the fam-
ily OF Captain John Brown. lie found them
among the Adirondac mountains IN New York,
and near Lake Champlaln, opposite Burling-
ton. Vt. Mrs. Brown and four of her Survi.
wing children. three daughters and one son.
She is a second wife, and has been the mother
of twelve children. Brown had eight children
by d previous wife. making twenty in ALL
Eight of the twenty are now living. Mrs.
Brown accompanied Mr.. lIigs;nSon on his re.
turn, and he went with her to Boston. She
will leave for Virginia.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ?.-Mr. j. 3. Thomas, q
special delegate from brownsville, had an IN.
tc.view with the Secretary Of War today
lie represented that the necessity for federal
protection rs imperative. Orders have been
issued to u company OF artillery a; Baton
Rouge TO proceed by i special steamer to
Brownsville without delay.
The PostmaSter-Genera has arrived here,
bu, the mail bids for the Great Southern Route
were not opened to-day: M
Capt. Paine of the Navy, died in tins city
tonight.
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!LLI:Ois ELEclicy

ra...". Nov. a-lhc Springfield yt.
p~o,.!,u; ol the iIGic> says. that ;~c.c:rall j.
patches i;p.a >augamon county give Me-,
namd. Douglas Democrat. 300 ma,ofl,s. g.,
Congressman in place %: Iho>. |. Han, +.
ceased. Other returns from the D.>,r.c, ID.
cate il> c.ectiou by loco or 1000 ~ .i'y
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ST. TInOTHY,s HALL, CATo>>.lLif

BnLIINHJHL NOON : : "a IINND =
TEIuE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL Session viii cuHi-r-'
OIL MUSDAY, September I2th, lsP.
The subjects d Inst 'uc'iJn extend through = eoiaI'
Classical. Mathematical and Commercial Cogss, eaLbra"-l
tn. Modern Languages, Music, Dr.Viur .ie
The extensive Apparatus aud Libraries, he large hIl.N
o. resident and experienced Teachers, The coHiI1o.'.
buildings. with ample Grounds 10 -eeEeA ion. e"a-ot.e
r-uHvr hi. one Of the most pron!aeui Is,ahaAoa' u ~
Southern States. yr,.-,
Phy.Icai Educ,.ion 1, ,y,ten,,l1ed By means Of hla;I''
and Gymua,,. ESeFci.-..
rarn.-y"O per session 0. ten noEiss.
For a.LIs,ion OF Students, etc, sct.H.
ne, S-eo3- Rev. l. yAS B0RkELRN, kssi';'
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: VALUABLE MATTAPONi FARM
ElI-RIkEN .ILLN ElR .ALL L. = =

Extending to NOV" south. / Offer 'or sale AZ -
I ,Cllht6nt. II c"atain. fourteen hundred acre.
the NAttfpOnl river. aJD.n, TIE Issd- ~ D. 1 peJ'f.'
Mr.. H. 2. Wright. ant D'hg'- III. bottom. laaG ., -
a, any su the river, the upland 10 = good -'ttr % .wi'
mrui. and well adapted 20 tn" production % 'He stay
the country, particularly wheat and tphN~ro. IL" .,.'
hea'tty, gUi the nrsnbOrhGai sEr-"sri". chEtob e >
mile, froEI Bowling Green, - rom Milford n~p'. 81
TIRE. from Pole Cat Depot.
The improvements are n-w AMI csGn": he buzz
tior.auG dollar. The ~iS-l!irs 8. a .wo-.ioyy c"itaI'
,,-ver rooms. bull: Of brick. kitchen al-o Of brick. RI
The houses Necessary for . Virginia farm. II not 500 B.
yafcly. ! .halI ugrr Il a. public auction on ~ prem''''
the Let DAY Of DECEMbL!, I-'!, u fair, Il! not ~ 20
hirday.
TEEN--One third ca.h. the balance in two -lgal .aa-
nayu-Ur-. the deferred payment. bearing in'sT--t. a.. :
.SUr.t rs 4 deed o.trust. ROBERT 3. D=J t.NElIE
Nc, u;-ca,L.
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Loss of an Australian Packet Terrible Loss of Life.

New YORK, Nov. 7th.-The Liverpool Daily
Post, Of the 9th October, publishes intelli-
gencc received late Oh the previous night that
a splendid vessel, the ship Royal Charter, from
Australia, was totally lost in Muffin bay, near
Bangor. She had upwards Of four hundred
persons on board. and only ten were said 10
have been saved. She had also half q million
sterling in gold on board. When the disaster
took place was not known, as the Telegraph
line had ceased to work. There had been II tie.
s~tructive storm along the coast. There was
some hope that the loss Of life had been cXag,
ccratcd. Some bodies were being washed
ashore when the account was sent oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
MEXICAN BAND17T1 NEAR BROWNSVILLE.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. brownsville (IeXas)
dates to ID inst, state that Cortlnas, with ms
outlaws. is still in the neighbcrhood. The
citizens drove in the guard, but they were am
pushed and driven back, with 4 loss Of nine
killed and three wounded. Cortinas lost two
killed. He threatens. after taking Browns
vile. to attack Erazos. The Mayor appeals to
\cw Orleans for all.
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y FIa>r Gas, DmLonA Among
DIED.

DitG, suddenly. u hemorrlagr. Ia G .i!r.tvn, : q.
Monday nsht, The ,th Of November, lsjy, ia the .,fa ;
OF Lis age, Nj. WILLIAM q. YOUNG, q ua,ye % J..
Gl"ui, ".
- California I.pr,. wi! please copy.
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that no objection will be made by the states
officers to her giving the prisoners any attention
she may desire, although they were being
treated with the utmost possible kindness by
the officers in command Of the Jail. Consider
able suspicion has been aroused towards the
Young man who processes to be her son, the
impression being that he is brother of the
prisoner, Stevens, and has availcd himself OF
this r,se 20 obtain an interview.
riIr pgoruSED VISIT OF MRS. IiowN.
\ lesl Itch was received on Sunday by 'he
editor g the "Spiri, Of jefferson. from d
gentleman connected with the New lorN Ptess'
stating that the wife OF Brown was on net way
TO Charlc>town. Much interest IS lett III tesaia
to her ARRIVAL, as it is supposed by la"s . m;i
the mcct,nc between herself and husband WIN
have the effect of softenins aim down. sne
will be treated with the courtesy due Il wolhan'
and every facility offered her Tor interviews
with her husband.
The work of organizing volunteer companies
c,;i nrocrcsscs. and the distribution OF arms
and munitions of war is carried on qu''e a0,
lively. !. new rifle company, to be coihih"nue'
by lawson Bolts, Esq, one OF Brown ; cp"i,
sci, is organizing, and the roll vii! be coinp'e'o
in a few days.
p. s. 1t is now ruinored that the man ',tr'
yens will be tried before Judge Parker MI
Harding, the prosecuting attorney, :" III "e'
clining to enter a nOlte ptoseq"e IN the casc
He also declares his intention to nave rhe
closing argument in the remaining cases Inc
Judge has the power to remove the case "i ,m,
ont the concurrence of the ''Prosccutor, put
it is supposed will decline to take the an'lor'-
ty on himself. ,S,o
The trial of Captain Cook was commenced
this morning. \. jury was rmpanneiSd, ana
the opening address made to the Jury by Mr..
Harding. Hon. Andrew Hunter then rGau III
omen court a full confession made by CooN' re-
lating everything connected with the lnsarrec-
ton.
The case will doubtless he concluded IN the
morning.
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Another Alleged Insursea: Ayres.ea

MLvrm-. GrC>N.J Nov. :. W. y Palar
oac OF the ALLEGED Ilarpcr'> Ferry i~n,ar.cn;
ha, been arrested here % the rvia.>.tou
t.,y. NIs,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
lnr SCHILLER FrsryAL.-Ihc grand celebr

!HE sN'Ii'.LkI. ] LNlIN NJ 1S -tdH' '''N'
ton Of the ,uo'h anniversary OF FREDERICK '
Schi.!cr'> birth day, ~comH,nccd IN Ills e'y
afternoon. ana Will be kept up to-day and to-mom
Last night was the grand tofch.igh, proccs>!nA, ~
posed 20! al. the German Societies and OILERS ~ j..
moud. MANY IN truth joined ~ - cumpamea.
memory II tia, grc., iGar. who Oh the ',,.
November, l."'. INST SAW ll-Ai.
In the rrlEU.!cu Il letter. which I>thctrUe 'tnf
ment %; mou"-thro only at'a!uah.c solidarity ".
lc. y.c~"-E.cc and tong -, "Ic 10 ba lcrNi' h's'.
hood. Men U: ever cline can kn.'! a. he .
raised 10 schiller. Iii, thought, Ike -, u =
winch aic c-scnua..y true. are the Ecl.;asr ''
wEo!" huuaa family. aud ere ,AI- have peNr. d.
regions IN which IcItOuIr accents ncvol haze Doe
and never rgay nc, heard. stranger ~t.l. they b.
penetrated inmsius 90: ;hnuch; seeming! .g'
-rhr.
Ta-4a; :ugrc~ IL Jca srard concert. and,nm .'
.I,:hr. recession. with speeches a.. ssh.
mvl,or. worth! %: being kcY, grs'n ~ "H-.-.
y FI&>r Gas, DwLoNA
pra;.cwor;hy Articles OF home Manufacture, cEh''.
recently At ;hc Mechanics Fair il ;ai- city, wA,ag
huntin. watch. mace py Isaac ,rodGnrI.o Of Re.
burg. Iir movements 81 tins beautiful time
were mau' ay ANN iron Tie '.w material. ~" -
IH,il:a. w..h 81 the ,"-G, designed ~ NJ. ''u...
= also very beautiful, AID represents on DI, ~"
.iru> 20! Virginia. n!U "H the UtL'r TIE ~.
Bragg. Mr. -. Received - A.. Gas d.r."'ua,
all think that sacH workmanship uEgH: - Lave d
secured 10. uHiH u gold medal. We c"mp!rwcr' e.
IL Pr'nr-hus," with having = great wH,e..-mrEc'
her ..r.,i..