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Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-20

CArAwBA GRArEs-W II. Hamilton, two
doors from the Post Office, has supply Of
these delicious grapes Their eXhi.erating
Juice has been the inspiration of one of Long
fellows most beautiful poems, and Longtel-
lows and shortfelows and all sorts of fellows
equally like both the grapes and the juice
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-20
WALKER, WILSON q CO.,

L WV
Il i Il. Stephens, their first shipment Of
FALL GOODS,
Directfrom New York, consisting in part Of
RICH DRESS SILKS,
Rich silk Robes-two 1ounces;
Do do do Double Skirt
Black and Colored French Merinoes;
Satin Acons entirely new goods;
Plain a-wool D'Laines, all colors;
Paris Printed Robes, latest style;
Misses and all-wool Robes
French Chnz- richest ever offered in this market;
Black English Grape;
Full assortment Ladies' Cloth Coaks;
Misses Cloth Cloaks:
A few new styles Heavy Shawls;
Steel Hoop Skrts-woyen.
Also, full assortment of STAPLE GOODS, for fam
lily use which they offer to their friends and the pub
lie at the very lowest market rates.
WALKER, WILSON & CO.,
sep20-my No. % street, East street
n, ,-,,o04e, O,1 nTo+h o11J Mo +fi,oop
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-20

AT the State Agricultural Hall, on Satur-
day a couple were married by the Rev. O. c.
Wheeler, who, in a loud voice, united them
in the bonds OF matrimony. He said
Married at Agricultural Hall, on Saturday
evening, September 18th, 1859, by Rev. q.
G. Wheeler, in the presence Of about fifteen
hundred people. Mr. Richard Williams and
Mary Jones' both Of Camptonyille, Yuba
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-20


A CAvE.-we frequently hear of "eaves"
or "slides" in the mountains among the min
ers, but seldom of the like in the valleys
Yesterday, however. there was no less an oc-
currence in the very heart of this city. A
laborer by the name of Mcfarland, familiar
ly known as "Pennsylvania," was at work in
a place which is being eXcayGted for the base
ment of building to be erected at the cor
ner of Maiden Lane and Third streets, and
was "coyoteing" little under the bank, in
order to facilitate his work by digging out
the hard dirt first, when the bank above
cayed in on him and completely covered his
body, excepting the head aud shoulders He
"hollered" Justify, and was soon dug out He
was straight way carried into Persons livery
stable near by, and a Doctor sent for. The
physician prescribed a bottle of brandy to be
applied externally and internally, and the
patient was soon in a comfortable situation.
His bruises are severe but not dangerous
HIS DEATH PREDIcrED.-A gentleman in
whom we have the utmost reliance positively
informs us that he was told by man well
known in this city, that n strong Admins
tration man said in his presence before Mr.
Broderick was challenged, that fr. Broder-
ick must die that he would have to stand
at least five chances on the dueling ground,
and, if these failed, then he would be at
tackled on the streets, and Settled" in that
way. What authority this Administration
man had for saying it, we are sure we cannot
say but that he said it there can be no
doubt.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-12-20
A i'Itiable Sigst--A Douglass Democrat
G,1rying in his Shame.


Tho debate in the House on the 9th, in
which Mr.. Logan, the Douglas leader from
Illinois, was the prominent participant, was
partially reported by telegraph, and some
idea given Of tho temper and policy Of the
"Liita Giant" We have now che official
report of that debate in tho Washington
Globe, wtich furnishes several very rich
and racy points not before given. We
have room to day only for tho following
precious sample Of unmxed doughfacery
and sycophaney:
Mr.. Logau-And further, let me say
this--and here demand that if any gen
tieman can con,royert il he shrll do it
You cannot produce q single Instance in
thc Northern portion Of this Con(e2eracy,
where The Republicans or Aboitionisls, MS
we call them in Ilinois-the term is, how
ever, somewhat modified when We get
here in CouGress-have, rs good citiz ms,
arrested q .Jaq'iipe Stare and returned lin
10 lis nqgtcI.
Mr.. kiil0ue-lhat is t,Ue
Dir. Locap--l have no Gpubt Of It. Sir,
aye there not hunirad3 and hundreds Of
fugitive alsycs passing through Ohio and
Illinois and the great north western States,
who belong to Che constituency Of those poo.
pie here representing the Southern State,
on this silo Of tho House! why is il, if
you aro good Constitution loving citizens,
loyal to the Constitution, if you i0ye the
Union and tho Constitution; why is it,
say, that you will not do justice 10 these
men by taking thar fusiliycs anil return
ing them to their masters, as tho Consttu
ton and Statutes require? Why, gentle
men, DO YOU not do itG Yet you say,
"Oh, we will take no right from you
Southern men that you are entitled to an.
der the Constitution Every .titg'fire
that has been arrested in WMois, or in
dHy Of hc Western ,S,ates--Rnd I call H.
linois Western State, for l am ashamed
to longer call it Northcrn SlnLe--has
been made Er DEMOCRATS. IN W'Eois
the Dem3cratS hare all hat v0yE 10 do.
You coH it Mg ''6iyty Work Of the Demo
cratic party" 10 catct Jugitirg slcyes for
the southern psoo'e. INr arc agH2ia9 10
perform hct "d'rty w2rh.' do nat
coa7iier 10 d'sgracs3 10 perform aay
arork, "dirty r. nat 3irtH 5hie5 Is II, &c
cordancs wih tie iass Of tie 'aad and tie
Constellation Of tie cotn'ry, and calcai4-
tad to assist men is yecc!riHg MQt vtich
as Mcir righ!, gpcr7ntced TO them vnder
the Constitution and laws Of tie land.
What say Northern Democrats to this'
How DO like the exhibition here .nado
Of YOU and your load.rs' Are you, really,
tho only ones in all the North, who are
eager to bcsm ,sr yourselves in this dirty
work " Is that the highest test Of De-
mocracyi
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iiarper's Ferry Correspondence.
aoyEnNoR WISE TO GOVERNOR CHASE.

RICHMOND, Va, November %, 1859.
Sir-I have information from various
quarters, upon which | rely, that con-
spiracy, Of formidable extent in means and
numbers, is formed in Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA, Now York and other States, to rescue
John Brown and his associates, prisoners
mt Charleston, Virginia. The information
is specific enough to DO reliable. 1t con-
vinces me that an attempt will be made to
rescue the prisoners, and, if that fails,
then to seize citizens of this State rs hos
tages and victims in case of execution
The execution will take place next Friday,
AS certlinly as that Virginia can and will
enforce her laws. ! have been obliged to
call cut one thousand men, who are now
under arms, and, if necessary, shall call
out the whole available force Of the State,
to carry into effect the sentence Of our
laws on the 2d anl 10th proxjmo. Places
in Maryland, Ohio aud Pennsylvania have
been occupied rs d pots and rendezvous by
these dcspcra loos, unobsnucteI BIZ guards
or otherwise, TO inv dc this State, and We
are kept in continual apprehension Of out.
RACES from fire and rapine on oar borders.
l apprsc YOU OF these facts, il ordcs that
you may take steps TO preserve paaco be
tween the States. | protes; that my pUr
pose is peaceful, and that | disclain all
threats when say, with all the might Of
meaning, that if another invasion aasails
this State or its ciliz ns, from any quarter,
| will pursue the invaders wherever they
may 60, into aay territory, and punish
them wherever arms can reach them.
With due respect aud consideration,
yours, truly, HENRY ~. WISE.
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4 Elru h. :!.. I.-a. tol Gov. E!,c.

TAc Gaa,l -to4 l'~cHy thus respond.
% ths cal Ok Gov. WHa tpr sympathy IA
ail fyr Virginia in h,r terrible crisis. I;
y,als very maoh Ike what is caIleI treason
il Virginia:
we are .stisf5l that every iatelligen'
man in tic South has bcoa completely dia
gastai y. the broad anl pathetic la.oa
that has been played oil before The p"h!ja
about the hanging q -ls hoHy 'il..1p,
"Oll Brown From the 800 iuytl'rs in
po.s'ssiol Of llarp,r'a Ferry, and The 1000
gro, carried o.f - the mountains ot
Pynu47 lyauia-frJm the further INVESTORS
and threats Of inya~ion-,hl arsans and
Isar, Of arsoG--tha merchc- and counter
marchcs--tho ponies and cessation Of po-
uios--Goy Wise, the nc'gcljc, aal his
lroops--dowu to tie Il 81 climax gf the
military ail offered LY Gov. G ST, Of South
Caro!.us, 8 tho GoycILor ot virginia. 'ot
the purpose Of making certain the af5rg-
said hanging of OIL Brown & Co; .s .
tissue Of disgrace, oXa-s"a,'on and lnrcn-
ton, sufficient 70 stir She gall of any
Soush,nsr, who has any regard for ths
q ga.ly and rl-pon,iii':ty OF tho Sou,hcr"
people To Us ii roei!y looks as Il rhoso
in possession Of tho telegraph were in
Lea tuo to riilculo tie South, and uake ua
4 aughng stock to ouyselye, and before
the void. Wa sincerely trust that our
Legislature, which mccl, to-day, viii bear
this in mind, md take no action whatever
in regard to oUrsclsos, or t. oui iusi!tu-
,ions, lhat may even have the appearance
Of being prompted by the Virginia fa'cc
and It's terrorism.
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TIE GLOBE.
THE OFFICIAL EAPER OF CONGRESS.


/ ~ lillS now my annual Prospectus 10 THE DAILY
/ GLOBE, and CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE AND APrESDIN.
To remind suuSci>rs, aud Inform to,c who nsl desire
to subscribe, that Congress viii meet on the uISt Mon
Gay ol hgNi hrecm'rl. when suali trt"um"nyr pub
lsljn- ihctioNe named papcla. They haN, been pub
HSht" $" long. That "si public mrn know their char
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-12-20
RrnOLs and IIrniYn,

When Preston ). Brooks went home
to South Carolina, after having nearly
killed Senator Sumner for words uttered in
debate in TIC L. :. Senate Chamber, and
was !castei and pctteI, aud presented siI.
yer ware aal canes in abundance tor his
brutal act, the Democratic papo's, who
now condemn the few uiua Aboliti ui-t-
of the Norl who have made open damoa-
stmtions Of sympathy with Blown, utIer-
el no word OF rcbuke. Brooks was a
Democrat. 1t was a Republican who was
boatcu. 1t was Southern Democrats who
houorcd tho ruifian For thcs, reasons
the Democratic prints were silent.
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We have vet to .se he FIST Democratic
p,pcr, which has uttered On. WorI in con.
domination Of tn denial of the nigh. Of
freedom ofspac'h in tho city Of Washington.
We have yci 20 see tie first Democratic
paper which has uttered one word IN con
dcmuation of thu trcasonabl, disunion res
olutious introduced IN he South Carolina
Legislature.
On the other hari, wo read in doz'n
Democratic papers apologies for, anl q. fen
crs Of both these acts--tho one Of which
aims a deadly blow al the eNi,tcnco or the
Government, and tho osket blow al one
Of tie most important rights TIA. gy'orn
mcnt was instituted to secure.
Tho Democratic party a5s.- and enco1r.
asas di-rnioa ml daarai oi itco slocch.---
Tho Republican party Is pledged 20 pre-
sorys the Union itself aud The inaiiynab.o
rights Of its c.tnens.- Albany journal.
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GOVERNOR CuAsE's REPLY.
STATE OF CHIo. ExEcUTIyS DEPARTMENT, !
Cn,IAiRns nncnmnrr / 1850.

C"'uNRus December !, 1899.
Sir:-Your letter Of the 25th ultmo--
post-m arked 28th-together with Il copy
of one of the same date, addressed by you
to the President, were received yesterday.
No Intelligence, other than that contained
in these letters, has reached us Of any
such preparations as are described in them,
and the letters themselves convey no such
infor nation in respect 10 place or persons
rs is necessary to enable the authorities OF
the State, in the absence Of other intelli-
gence, to interpo5e with any certainty or
effect. Whenever it shall b. made to ap
pear either by evidence transmitted by
YOU or otherwise, that unlawful combina
tions are being formed by any VERSIONS, or
at any place in Ohio, for the invasion Of
Virginia, or for the commission Of crimes
against her people, it will undoubtedly be-
come the duty OF tho Executive TO use
whatever power he may possess to break
up such combinations and defeat their un-
lawful purposes, and that duty, it need
not be doubted, will be promptly performed.
| observe, With regret, an iutim.tion in
YOU letter that necessity may c@nPcl the
authorities Of Virginia to pursue invaders
OF her jurisdiction into the territories Of
adj3ining States. /. is to be hoped That
no circumstances viii arise creating, in
their opinion, such necessity. Laws Of
the United States, as well as the laws Q!
Oh.o, indicate the mode in which persons
charged with crime in another State, end
escaping into Ohio. mny he demanded,
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CFLEBRATED CATARRH SNUFF.
rJNHTS revealed to after much study and exer-
/ ton qeing the greatest remedy for tho Catarrh
aud PolvpFs discovered its effect agreeable aud
remedy To he taken AZ any time when The heddor
throat feel slisacreeaqle.
wllbe sent 10 anv pact ofthe United states on the
recipt Of one dollar and Of the pnstege stamps
Direct all letters to nr.PURINGT0N, Adrian. Nich,
rT Dr p will he Id Adrian. on the 1st dav NJ WAY,
amain ont month marl6'5Svl
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ycWEJRy STORE.

S""tch. Clock. and IcwcirN RcpnrlnE'
Est 3SCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS IEWElR1
Storrnn The east side of Broad st.. Opposite hs"d
l. whore he may be found ~ an seasonallC hours
vtndo work iu his line Of business on short notice
rrWctIso keeps Watches CInr'. 'occtaclcs Jewell
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases Tor sale of GOOD quality
~ the most reasonable prices. !. I BRYAN.
ItIIsfale. Oct l3th. 1851,
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Tune ard Driven Gonl Virginia.
Within the 'a,t few days, an occurrence
took place in one Of the yuJng ladies'
schools Of Til, city whI,h sho IS that even
Yankee school teachers who come South
to make money, cannot keep n Discreet
tongue in their head. 4 BOLTON is in them,
aud it will guSh on: one way or another
In the case IN point some Of the young
lady schools wer. talking over the excit,
mcnt OF Harpcr's Ferry, and one or moro
Of them expressed an opinion, saying,
"Old Brown ought to b, hang i y The
teacher from down East, VINO, We ua-
dcr~tand, gave lessons in mui, and French,
rcbukel the young pupils for calling the
kausis murderer and robbcr "Oll Brown
and stated that rh,y should namo him as
"Mr. Brown" that he WAS engaged III =
mciitorious cause, aud was good and
brave man, whose object was not evil, Ge,
The young ladies uf the South did not
reli h this udation Of ,he sin dyed rascal
who would incitc, pay al. arm negroes, 20
mal,rcat on murIyr them; they ma!c
known the cxl rcssipus OF Lhc IaIkeo teach
er to the Principal Of the Academy, who,
after Investigating the matter, immediate
ly discharged the offending teacher. She
made tracks for the North tho same even.
inc, but will, doubtless make capital out Of
the occurrence somewhere down IN Maine
or Massachusetts,, whore every feminine
who is Just abl, to spell "ca.t,' thinks she
can teach all southern children. The nc
ton of the school Principal in question was
right, for, bear in mind, "tho5, who are
not for us, are against us .
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-12-20

~ i man was arguing thai coffee
was not hu,,iu', EHl - prove his position
cited relative who h.l used i ELL b,
Efatiue. an vas sixty wears Old. "Wh5t
DO caro- fJr that" said tho dispu,aut,
~ he halu't drank it he'd boon eighty lr
tlis time.
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BY W O.HOEG. OPPOSITE ErHEPAsSENGERHOUSE
connected with plank walk, and fIcc Omnibus, to
which guests are invited A good Livery and Convey
ances part of the Country reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and rrplcnishad, present our patrons
and friends with this Card. hoping mact
the recepton Of guests and increase ourhus-
mess hv close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
past patronaee we invite encouragement ror thefn-
ture. Hillsdale Oct. Is. 81.
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~ One OF the rcadics, wayo Of con-
troctiug loose habits, Is put belt around
your dfcssing.gown.
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~ On an important Trial as G.irau-
kgc, one lawyor testified that the fees ui :
brother lawyer u that city were $4,000
lagt y.ar.
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SHELF HARDWARE.

NHEIF HARDWARE. Of all sort. TIN Ware. some
- Wnod-ware. and great manv other Wares. TOO nu'
lnernus to mention constantly on hand ~ low fgureS
Also, Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, Re. &c. Il. HAMMOND.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGpICULrUEE

~ HENRY >rfluENs r. h.S.. EG3nuI.i, ai iuc Ia,o
). =. NORTON. Pr"l"s,'r oi Scientific AruruIjuc In
Yale College, New Haven q. VOLS. i'lM r"'nrn.-
1900 pages, aud uuuc,ous En-ra,i"a-.
Thi, j. conlcs,ely. tle mos, complete w..t on t-u.
culture ever published, auu in ur.'r o. give, g. '.r
circulation the publishers have resolve. SO reduce tao
Price tu 80 90. Tor the two hOlu,MU-.
when scnt bN mail, post p1Id. to Ci."tiu aud DIc-
gOn the price will bc 81. To every Other p|r Of the
Union aud to Canada, post paia: 80. 81 Iu- Nork il
not tie old Book Of the Farm"
Remttances for any o The above publications should
always h. addressed, poet Paid, q, ~ Pu6lishorr,
LEONARD SCOTT n co.
No. 81 Gold street. New YnIk
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eiV- The Canadians are discussing lie
subject Of supporting schools 10y dircc.
taxation.
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sIII;i,,IAN unI,sE.

q Turns PROPRIETOR RJONESVILIE. MICH. THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs. and now
ready ror the ofguessin first cassstyle
Location convenic Il and terms liberal june3
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~ II you would have a tLiog kep:
secret, never toll it to any one. Il ys2
would uot have thing known of yon,
don't do n.
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Ett- Tho Washington star says that
Danle L. Slcklcs appeared in his seat in
the House Hall on Mon Jay. On his re-
appearance there he was warmly grnctei
~ the Sergeant at. Arms Of the House.
"Messrs. Montgomery, Cox, aud another
whose counteuance we did not recognize,
had converscd with him ere We left the
Hal, af r the termination of first ballot
for Speaker.
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LAST WoRD5 OF JouN BRowN.- The
Philaielp ph n Inquirer, cautious and con-
scr,a'ive paper. whose reporters may have
had the rcc,cd facilities at the execution,
gives the following as the last words Of
John Brown:
ale was understood TO say:-"I die
alone responsible for my own operations,
aud ask for no sympathy. | am satisiic /
in my own belef-but desire no other man
to believe as DO, unless his conscience
and philosophy approve. am singly re-
sponsbIe for my own acts, good or bad
Ii right or wrong, the consequences rest
only upon myself. "
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IIillsdaie Marble Shop.
MONUMENTS HEApsroNEs TABLE STONES

&c where may be found good assortment ot Marble.
ad soon hnshed IN the neatcst manner ShoIeastside
OF broad 81: next door to Purdy sCabinet shop.
Hillsdale, Dec 4, 1857. JOEL WHIPPLE.
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&C. Rough language Is bal in youth I;
when used by old people, it is bad image.
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I has iusfroceivedrrom New Yorl CITY. ~ whcl
col tnxious TO sell ~ he west price uattert
1. yrin'u yIrments as may suit the purchase
p" Cutting lnncOn his own Invcuic. tncI mrrov't
tenn aud sarrautedto he inferiortu none hut .urc.
.iof 20 most B.-An Apprcntic'vanted
rgiIts.i,te oc. 19tb '57 ROWE
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STANTON's EXCHANGE.
DIR. PURINGTON,S

81 STANTON X TIFFANY, JACKSON, MICH.-oP- |
,osite Mich. Central Railroad Depot. Stage
AZ this Hnnsn.
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
RRITESti REVIEWS.

L. SCOTT Co., New York continue to publish the fol-
lowing leading British Periodicals, viz;
I.
THE LONDON QrAltTERhy, Conservative
THE rp,NBrRGm REVIEW, whis.
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