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Stop tile Report.

nis~urreItly r,po ted tbai s=ll 20 Goods only
A. Auctisn whol IN fsrt, tSothrds - cur sacs are
sslsais Ihs nAsrr amp OtAer nhoiesalc ti1isr ia
t4e cay ~lLh t4is ekcepiln, sed ief short pr,ts
fsF cash aEe khort lFo1nist p4i9r-
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Rates Ou Flour Reduced.
THE Nashville and cl.aiIaneegs isllresa ssls re
celge al Ssshsiile, Nnftfare. SiseIbg silts szs
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DY SP EPSIA,

~ i - Z II i - n
A s sho by the statements OF the Board OF Heah
n ofNew York. caused the death of Is persons,
Of GIL deaths, In one week and l6l deaths, by con-
sumption induced by Dyspepsia. As IL is n well at
tested fact that Dyspepsia Is the origin o the sunerngF
Of a large portion Of those who die of consump
becomes the duiy OF every one such prs
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia assce re
experience have place before them. and which ha
proved 20 he efhcacaus: of this charaetr
Williams Anti DyspeTte Elixir, !" In CORRIDOR
which read the following testimonials;
Testimony OF Mr.. Edward n. RowIey, Of the nrm
Rnwley, Ashbnrner Co. II North whaFves,
proof Of the efficacy of wliiams's Anti-DyspePt
PmIADErHlA, October 20. lsss.
Dear sr-T take pleasure in Recommending your
Anti-Dyspeptle Exir, for ths cnre Of Dyspepsia
have taken il myself for the disease, and have beer
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowIAy
Communication 70 John R. Penrese. Esq., from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensslgtau.
Il is with great qualification that testify to the
neacy Of Wiilsans's An LIy spefsie Elixir, whhh you
heartily t6ank yoa: il las completely restored nv
health which 1 cheerfnily pabiiCiy acknowledge.
with the hopetha others may be similarly benefited
Traly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.
KrsasGrOs, sera IL, 1850
ocToAER 10. 1850
neaF sirs-Hayng suffered for a hong time rrea
Dyspepsia severely that ~as com pleeiy prostra
ed aud having tried every means fpr reief without
success. I advised % youf "Antl-Iy
Fllxir Il affords much pleasure % InfoFm you
that am entirely cured by IL use ,anc cordially re-
commend Il % ali persons suffering under Dysperea
GB0EGE wo0nRIFF
coraweips Halfway hoese. sfisioi refnPike
Testimony of Mr. AhHer Eiu,es Market street abev
sixtA, csrrasor4tive Of ths sfhcaey of Williams
AntAIgspettie Elixir .H
Tn. JxxEz wrfIkxss
Tear Sir--it gives me Eresfpieasnse % kno~ sns
you again preparing ycuf me iieise for The cure
df nyspeIsa, for nlaGy ~ nay ar4intanees have re
peatssly a-ksd Hhere ii caall b uts,cuFed kno~
pahlic aekneN iesxeInnLt q the great hene1t h4rs
received froul se use II your medtces = not onis
due you bht may be nsefai 20 offsefs. noa fn4ks
a. For eex~sss years ] snnerea ffs.as Dyzp~f~a,
cznEfitattn wsrc RAPIDLY slnksng ap&ef a. ! AS
comelied 10 restrict ms scif u Tie nfst sple food,
and exea hat e0aid noi d<sss ; . fsii iess u
strength. diziss stsn q aD1 iss ssa have
ssl sszlesrE-eahs eeesnses- Il tlls ge4r lss>.
LeaFlnE ffcEn sltlsere hlEe FecenNfpfskE.a - Foal
Anti-frysps. az E1xsF, FxcrFed 1at Nsrt ~Hh ft
As.-t hapfy eaect alIdeF ls iataeaes t&kEaor ans
lrsslssi. scA ss,.la xfefly ssh inaPassllS. rer
years lsf na4 akefeza aIN az enttaace ~ The
rlsise S4sHefs II yosf lsclaa has 81 rzssTte
eFeszsd .fef leasnslxis earea sses AheA fsaled y
uoEzlG Fe..e1 ans elfssF sf.Efce-
xsFy rssr~eiiaiis seFs.
re-Essf',ls -ola p sesl.sss At q s.<A. Az -
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10. = Sozih s<xeash szFee1. fAa~4eltasit.
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Ch,Iarer,. Dl.ense..

Raianays ksaSsafissg kssitdsf should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, ,throughoutthe iad hose
infants afflicted With sores, hu.s'rs, &c ines
bfaakings oat ftlus early are evheEee OF dlssAse
transmitted from ths parent stock. Ate@ aesef eathe
<mouufia0 Rssorraf iii eradicate every vektEe 81 me
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Shirt Collars.

rFfsF "a hama A ehaiee ioi & hyrnn and FtAadins
sl Collars taFsthss wlsh small los Of sisans ane
s s.ss-s ~ J.H.x xosILIs
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Meoifal.
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Ill ways r. K. Remedies. There are none so sicA
or diseased, weak, feeble crippled With pain
narmitles but that Radway's Ready Relief, Renovais
ing Resovent, Regulators, the nature oi the df.
ease or sickness may require will quickly and rapid.
ly cure.
These remedies consist o9 Railways Ready Relief
Radway Renovating Resoivent hadway Regulatory
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there are other dlses
es wherein their combined medicinal properties arr
required; and when thus used II there II sufcieht iue
and within the diseased dying BODY u ss
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4. C. NICHOLSON & CO.'S,
80. a Pubiis square. ~
A C. A r D,

A ,. fKwIS Qoruerly q Irwin Mecellan6,
a. HuEtsvi.ir, Al , having berone aEsoctlted
.ila ~ Il. bss.isss tbs sty Is ~ ths arm sil be
llswIN, Ncsfki4-Akl, = 90.
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NeshslEs Feb. ~. isss.
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any other route.
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Inn sseEscoxE % Azzz aaa fss s.is q. z ~,
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yours r''P'epSbx EDxAnn H. RowIay

Communication "a John x. Penrose Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre Kensilgt0n.
II Is with qualification that testify a. the ef
neacy Of Willsaus's An LIy sTefsic Eiixr whhh you
strongly recommended 20 ne, ana for which
heartily thank yoa. IL has completely restored my
health which cheerfnlIy pabliciy seknow ledge
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
Traly yours
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Patent Shoulder Scam shirlss

II FcKfYED to-day very nHe Askuftmena a shlfss
Ii y IN aud slsi oet efiisfft HtiFsAta - Dc sti
s.sa and 10 ~ betls than ass ethsF ssA be- they
vary in price sfom 81 90 u % 60. isr safe ~
80 ~ IL AtasIll.
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A An nts rsrsfsln lnr ~ ststk q slFirf ana cAn,-
4 anar 6s..ls, y tie very htet - <s rDf ~cHtle-
1,en's sesf. ! FeEfsrteix ssflrras c<li ffe1a ny
ISL 1acfs 1n1 lie Feblir sebsrsl4
= 80 n = 49,. SAN. fklcitlIT,
&t-st Ne. Sc tlit - street.
kEso--scef,,s Rspefi Il f4siiels - ;hessrring
sna Sennrnef ul l>1e
t1o><-z4 s1ss<
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SPRING OPENING.

xlTE xlu couanencs recsislng our STRING sIu<K
wv ~ ess - t~o, fsf shuch aae rotlur sliI BE
.een, znt lat<4c gong iusp the o4<aaees nltre
axtsss.ssly tAsn - e. tslI ffsen1< ant al h tey
10 easA y u bs4F ~ nzlDd nat - Al t1tiu1fs
tash buzalezs AID VII ss.I g.=.ss a. xsff -nAh
adssnca uzNlS ACl1k11AAD 90.
f~ple-a ~ ti
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WE are now IN receipt of our sPRING GOoiHs. and
w prepared 10 pIe- frsends ansl the
trade generally rAaiesne ~ tie ssirabhr
ks q lry Gsrds fsady .Ea4de Cotltsg. A.,
broaght 20 lhis nasket. and Al = small AdvaAce o.
c4sa tsr cssh. o. gzlIsrIsal leasrrs
We shall Lake great pleasure la showing thsm, and
inxste these <sislng tnArkes give ozi and
sx4Ensue goods ane s,fices
fsazi-en ALLISON. ASnEIsoS 90.
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FRANKLIN EYRE.

Dear sir,-Haying suffered for hong time rroa
Dyspepsia severely that com pletey prostrsf
ed aud having tried every means fsr reiief ~thcl
success. I was advised 90 your ssAnti-nysTetis
Elixir" IL Affords much pleasure 20 inform you
that entirely cured by IL afe ,anc cordially re-
conEaen6 II % ali persons suffering under Dyspepea
Very respectfully, kc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-15
.EorrtQlt 7Jrms.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE GREAT BdTTLE FOrGHTi
By Telegraph From Paris TO Galway.


line of battle, extending five leagues in length
We have taken their positions, captured
many cannons, flags and prisoners.
Battle lasted from four in the morning till
eight in the evening
A Vienna dispatch supplies the confirms
ton Of the above. but states that the battle
was progressing. No details.
lNrEREsrrNo DETAILS OF THE WAR.
NEW York, July THE steamship Asia,
from Liverpool Saturday, 2jth ut, arrived at
this port early this morning.
The following is the latest intelligence pre-
codng the great battles
CoNrLIcrs IN THE PoNr1r1cA1 STATES
/ The Paris correspondent of the D1iy Neir,
says that the bloody conflict at Pcrugia. be-
tween the Pope's Swiss Guards and the peo-
pie. is considered as deplorable event, and
tends TO increase the difficulty of preserving
the temporal dominion of the Pope. The
Romans claim the benefit Of the Emperor
Napoleons Milan proclamation that the
FrcUch army shall not interfere with the man.
Hesitation of their legitimate wishes Unless
the Swiss shall be supported by French
troops, nothing is more likely than that they
will be driven out of Poruga by an over
whemng national force
NAhSEILLE'' June 2t-AdNces received
rom I'omo UP 20 Zlst INST On sunday 'h'
oro"u Assembled before the ffehcn garrison
ana were ABOUT TO 1lspiay the tri-eolor nag
ana 10 ProcI",m lne dictatorship Oh victor
emanuel Una ou' Gen "uyon prevented them'
strong patrols 'ra'erScd tne town yester
"'4
ne oPG uaS no''ueu ms protest agalns
'n' u'S'''ouloer"tny oi ms olae TO the row
etS represented at the faris conference
AZ "'o'a' 'ne rope addressed aOonsistor!
on ,no SEPARATION Oh 'ne homagna from th'
''"'eS vi 'ne Nhorcn. ms liollness com
''''i'0'''o 70 '"e oatuiua'S ieu'r Oh Napoie
on sOo'a"'y'nB 'nc independence OF inc Fapa
"'r,gs
Ing pe'eSo7 OF Aheoha mas withdraw
In'o 'Hc fortress with the troops and hay'
my .r '0i I''''u 'No'"se'Ee'' go.
IN. "o to",." oi Joscahno puonshes
u'.'.s''I.'i O''ou.@r' ordering 'ne reject t'
.''1 i''u, ''''"''ons' anu ii. 'he popuia
'" 'o' "'"'A"''on WIN Ileamoht IN
''01'o' "'''eS 'no PosS'o"',y Oh return o
ne 'o'",eI dynasty ana declares mat uevas
.'''I, vi 'e, 'i'oI! "oula Glsaole italy We
WI T'''""Ne' Is tue '!Ihool Oh mon ana no
lOhIN' NeuhesuaY VI ne oHcldl bulleu
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PLEASANT PRESENTATION. 49, Sundry citi-
zcns of Mortified, through G NJ. Fisk, Esq,
have presented four complete sets of equip
ments to the New England Guards of North
fcld,-with a speech. Lieut. Nichols res
pended handsomely for tie handsome present
and speech
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W uSnlngtOn'' tHAN. II. JOYCE:
\Vipdl,r, q. Cu,s Cr,,,,,>,.
mas NN Nus
TO constitute the Committee for the year en-
suing and that Hon. J.. f. Chitenden OF
burlington be chairman which report was ac-
cepted and adopted
Mr. Needham from the Committee on Re
solutions reported the following:
Besoird That the Republicans of Vermont rcrcrat,
,heI 'h,ienGs TO- iHe declaration Of principles made by
1856 add VIII ntbon, far. 5or for ,ic,ory pndcr IN.
banner on which thar declaration insuibcd
.or, iG" og netIo" aug l,o,,.'l''.s pafq
dent Buchanan has, thus far resulted in an uuprcccdcut
ed increase IN 'ne annual . eApgnar's for tbe support
tom Of national dcbf. eircadr .n,'5,gr 5nn,c,
million Of dollus in practical federation ud cnc,pr
.',r,, ,, . ~ ',' 'g "i'''ln Gave I,'9e
whole civilized world i'm foul md di.sracaf a,t,inp
to forge ugon ihc peeople of Kansas Constitution con
diam ~ aston upon Kansas nm or.ri l,,, vbir i! .,,'
outrage on humnity and in other cnounitics, whici
r,,; f i a'n''a IN ,n' |9fl' Of lae Dee
people
H,"otfd' lh9i Popular Sovereignty, as defined by al
and used for bat nnrro5c alore 5u c'g l,,
popular sovereignty which means that the people, bod
u % Are a. ,i9,Iy 10 iern,ne 10
institutions always excepting That We hod HAT tberc
NO warrant, either human or divine for holding any hu
Be,oirgd Tbat we hold no,or,li,o5 ,i,,,or. a., ,t.
Union be citizens in the same sense and dignity TIA
II, an,eni ''her Conferred honor and protection on hin
and we repudiate and deny the doetrinc Of Seerear
Cass mat an American citizen owes service TO any for
OF any other aronpd W. oi,t,u t on ,IpoL
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Hot, HOTTER, HOTTEST. - On Tuesday
?. NJ, a thermometer in the shade of a maple
tree opposite our office marked SS--at Mead's
jewelry store, oO-at Pierce's drug store, 90
and at the Pavilion, >on the warm brick
wall we presume, 0S
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Fdr'S, Tuesday Anger. Forfex,
Diem and L'Admiroult, were wounded slight
ly at Solterino. There will be a Tie Doum
next Sunday in all the churches Of France.
In celebration Of the victory The Empress
and all the great bodies Of State attend the
Notre Dame
Turn, Tuesdoy,-An official bulletin to-
day contains some details of the battle of the
oath The Piedmontese were principally en-
gagged at San Martino-periolmed prodigies
OF yalor, and took formidable positions, but
could not hold them, owing to a fearful tenn
pest The Piedmontese drove the Austrians
from San Martino, retaining five of their can
non. Serious loss is admitted.
An English fleet Of 20 sail is said to be
cruising off Venice
The GozeHe de France says that prepara-
tons are making to get together within t.o
months force of 100000 men.
The Sandman Ambassador at Paris is re-.
ported to have complained to the English
government against the Secretary of the
british Embassy at Paris, for anti Sandman
manifestations
Great naval preparations are said to be GO
ing on at Cherbourg.
PARIS. Wednesday Mouiteur of this
morning contains the following
Carriana, June 28.-Our troops have pas
sed the Mincio without hesitation, the enemy
having Withdrawn.
The ATTITUDE OF PRUssIA, The adyices
from frankfort-on-the-Ma state that on the
25th of June Prussia made proposal to the
Federal Diet to place corps of observation
on the Rhine to be composed of the 9TH and
9Th federal corps darmee, under the superior
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Morris HAIR lNyIGoRAroR, advertised in
the PatehD'an, is the best of many kinds that
We have tried.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
.,~co~o~coo~o~,~oc,~.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
sEnIOUS ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY
-~~~~~~~-~-~>>,,~~~-
TERMS OF THE ZURICH TREATY.
CONTINUED ARMAMENTS m FRANCE.
Lord Palmerston Thinks Napo-
leon in Danger.
The Great Eastern . Failure for
the Present.
--->~-<
UlAMlTIoN OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
War Imminent Between Spain
and Morocco.
Fatal 1hipwreek in the Turkish
Waters.
Heavy Mercantile Failure in Russia and Report
I'd Suicide Of the Bankrupt.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
6c., &e., DO.
Fatal 1hipwreek in the Turkish
Waters.
Heavy Mercantile Failure in Russia and Report
I'd Suicide Of the Bankrupt.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
GC., &e., DO.

mo steamshp America, Capt Noodle, which len Iiv-
pooi a three O'Clock p N. Of Oct a. arrived at Halifax
at six P. Of Nov. s.
The America left Halifax at ten P. H. ON Thursday for
Boston, where she will be due this morning
She passed Oct g. at eight P. NJ of the Old Head OF
Khsale, the steamship ASIA from New York for LIVER
Dsol
The nows by the America is not Of very important
character.
The departure Of the Great Eastern for America had
been postponed stne die, and would probably take
place this year.
The details Of the peace treaty Of Zurich show to be
but mere ampifcaton Of the Villafranca agreement
By IL the rights Of the Grand Dukes are reserved.
Spain IA dissatisfied with the terms offered by Morocco
and war between those Powers considered imminent
The aardinian government had issued decree for a
loan OF one hundred million francs.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New York Oct 8, ar
rived at Southampton on the evening Of the 1eth.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from New York Oct
D. arrived at Queenstown at four A. Of the 2h and at
Liverpool early on the morning Of the 2lst
The steamship North American, from Quebec Oct. g.,
reached Liverpool At i've P. H. on the 20th
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by Pedmontese roops and the appotntmant Of Prince
Csrigsane as Regent Of the Duchies and Legations.
The Communal Council os Milan had voted 100 900
francs towards Garbaldis subscription for the purchase
OF muskets.
hwss reported at Turin that a consequence Of Neapo
tan ships having been sgnalled in hostile attitude
or the coast Of Romagna, Pedmontese squadron had
been ordered round into the Adratic.
It s asserted that there has been revolutionary move
nent In Palermo, but that suppressed One story
says that one hundred and ny rebels were killed. but
lacks confirmation
Justice continued to be energetcaly carried out in
Parma. New arrests bad taken place. The municipality
had determined the destruction Of the column on which
the head of Anvu was placed.
was expected that the effective strength Of tho new
sardnian army viii be exclusive Of the rife corps
and military marine In addition there will be through
out the kingdom about eoo, 900 National Guards
Financial affairs in Naples represented as critical
and loan Of xe,ooo,ooo was spoken Of A despatch
from Turin, Of 21st ult, says-The official Pedmontese
Gazette publishes decree authorizing the Finance Minis
ter To contract loan Of million francs by means Of
The alienation OF the rentes on the public debt TO that
amount
Count Rogier, Minister OF Belgium, has arrived at
Turin
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PAssENGERs BY THE AMERICA.

De Lagrange and lady Mr. Gale lady Mr. Gardener
and Mr. Sharp and lady Mr. Dosey and lady Mr. Allen and
Mrs Weg two children and nurse Mrs Thorodke aud
n Mr. kes Mrs. maid
Misses Poll Dossy EIi; Allen Msrges Fenny Fsylor,
Gale and lady, Gardner sager, WIgg, zachrson Whtwe
Macgreeor Ford CarDse Davies arrsnt Mcleod Jr Cat
Little Golden Potter Msasls May CLARK Bright Frances
man. Ferner Power Lewis Quiet Campbell Simon, Parker,
Wescott Hardman Farnbu May, Cornish Davies RI by,
Whitney and maid servant Capt Elho Capt Crow
ell, DR. Green Don Juan Mastro, Mr. Dixon.
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to raise the wreck when the bodies Of the lost may be re-
covered, and doubts concerning the safety missing per-
sons removed. y stated by that there are I'VE
persons missipgMr Steele, the fireman. and three per-
sons, two going 70 Fair Haven who were on board and
have not since been seen.
The Champion has been raised and s now on her way
TO the city in tow Of two steam tugs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05
COPELAND's CONFESSION.

CUPElAANDS CORNERSTONE.
The following is the confession made by Copeland.
noticed by telegraph from Cleveland on Tuesday
QUESTIONABLE you John Copeland, Of Oberlin, and the
rescung the slave John? Answer-I am.
9. DO your parents reside in Oberlinp A. They do.
O. Who induced you TO enter into the Harper's Ferry
movement A. j. q. Kagi and John Brown. Jr, wrote
letters 70 Leary, at Ooern, which saw, and was thus
Q Who furnished you the means to come to virginia.
A. Ralph and Samuel Plumb gave me the money tsl6) 70
O. what other Oberin persons were at Harpers Ferrye
A. None but Leary and myself
Q. Where is Leary? A. He was killed in the river
@ DID you come through Cievelands A. Yes
Q On what day did You leave theres A. The day Of
Q. Where did you stop at in CevelAnds A. stopped
at Isaac Stnrtevants on Walnut street. was there fo1
Q. Did Mr. and Mrs sturtevant know what You wore
going to Virginia for? A. Mrs Sturtevant did; she waa
the person who talked to me about IT. suppose Mr. 8.
knew it.
Q. Where did Plumb give you the money and who was
present. A. Ralph Plumb gave it TO me- Samuel Plumb
and leary were present. it was in Plumb's ONCE, as
@ Did the Plumbs know where you were gongs A.
Yes, and wished good luck and gave me the money
just before leaving, Monday morning.
Q. Did Charles H. Langston see you in Cleveland A.
He did, and knew was coming on to join Browns COM
O. Who directed you to go to sturtevants at CevendP
A. Leary; he was directed by John Brown Jr., 70 90
Q. Did you hear Ralph Plumb. the day the slave
John was rescued urge persons 70 go 70 wellington and
so whereY A. did, he was on the pavement In 'front.'
| Of Watson's grocery.
O. Have you any knowledge Of attempt to raise an
nsurrecon in any other State region of countryp
A. understood that there intention 70 attempt
movement Of that kind in Kentucky about tha sauaa
time
@ Did you know from Brown any other person that
help expected from the slaves in the neghborhoode
A. did from Brown, that help would come from the
slaves but did not understand at any time before Non
day morning after the fight had commen ed that any
thing else than running off intended being
ut the Rifle Works, half mile from the engine house.
q Did you learn from Brown or any Of the company
that at Harpers Ferry sympathised with them
| were in any way connected with the movemeutp A.
From Brown understood that there laboring
Harper Ferry who wished to Of the slaves and
| would aid in running them Off