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DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N, Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
A the State whoaTe members Of the Royal college Of
Surgeons London May be consulted from O'Clock IN
the morning until at night IN every stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of upwards
thirty extensive practice In Europe and America
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QHERIFF'S SALE.LPursuant to the

g GHERIFF'S SALE. E.-Pursuant TO the
command Of order a sale Issued from the Court
u Common Pleas Of cuyahega County, AZ the suit Of
Albert Nofton plh, against William B Gray aud others,
defts 20 directed, ihH offer Tor sale az Public Auc
ton AZ the door Of the Count House carner Of Seneca and
Chnmpan sreets nthe city Of Cleveand In SAID county
Ne Oh day Of April 1859 o. 2oolock NJ Of said day
the following described lands and ten Wit: 6l
the t0Wnehpo Coyolnnd IN the Csnneccui West
on Reserve the State Of Ohio, and which h also IN tho
Ounty OF Cuynhoga and m known by being part Of lots No.
and 10, and is hOunds a. follows commencing at a
point NE east side u Seneca street, sixteen rods n0rh
Of the north line Lake street thence nOhorJ sene
street the south side Of summit street thence easter
B summit street one hundred and twenty feet thence
snuhory roini sixteen rods north OF the nor line Of
Lake street. tfaco westerly hundred and twenty feet
10 the place Of beginning be tho more ur less, but
subject 20 an legal hiEhWaya.
Appraised al 1850.
uaT3lDZ23 ID. l.. WI0HIMAN, Shefid
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y. q WALLAoE, Pltf's Atl,y -n2T2ela,21s
CHNRIFFlS SALE.-Pursuant to the

SdEhlfF'S SALE.-HurSuant TO the
~ command Of order Of sale issued from tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County AZ the suit Of
William b Hilmsn, Plaintiff against James Egher +. !.
parko n zada p Lord and others defendants 20 di-
roce shall oder for sale a public auction at the door
Of he Court House corner Of Seneca and Chanplun ats
IN the city OF ia said County the 18th day Of
April 1889 at Oolook p. NJ Of said day, the following
descrhed lands and ter ements 90 wit Situate la the
township and village Of Bedford In the County Of CuYq
hOgu and State Of Ohio and huu and described fol-
lows Being the Chair Factory Lot situate original lot
No &c. and bounded follows, viz: beginning near
the sou heasiery corner ut the bridge mill
% degs W d chain links from nonhsIly end OF high OF
panpet wall tho mill DAM thence s. ~ dogs r. 2Chans
10 the o. ge Of Of water 10 Tnkes Creek; thence north
uasery up tho creek along the Qouhorly edge 20 the
s0utheTy end " high parapet wall On the DAM thence
nurhery said wall 10 tuuhrTy SIDE Of mil racer thence
south q dogs west chain q Inks along We s9utheTy
edge Of mill the place Of beginning with the right
TO toe use OF water from the mill race subject TO the st
mill and mill
Also village lot No eleven lil Of Robson EgbeTts
subdivision Of part Of said original lot No o. hour ded ON
two sides by Wih street weMarN by village lot No u
northery BY bluff Of finkem Greek Together with Az
the machinery and fixtures appoaning 20 the said
b. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Iohn f1noyvNIT. pIH1a Atttv -rnorlefd. %
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NEW TREATMENT.
BuGaIo Medical Dispensary

Established for the cure of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague.
Asthma, Lncipient Consumption, Lafrm-
ities of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. "a
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TRANSFORMATION.
TlA17A 1859. an

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
VIII during ,e present their well known and
FIRST GLASS SCREW STEAMERS
N Regularly between
Ogdensburgh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at oydonsburph with tho
0gdensburgh q Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdenshurgh Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BstlOesn Os'osgo, Troy, Albany and Ne,o York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming ra
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRI-WERKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
r Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhpment
~ MERCHANDISE marked IN t Co E1press,g will be
forwarded fr'm New York by Express Freight Tain
over the New York Ene Railroad, and promptly for
waTded from Dunkirk.
gs- These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Csys-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
]. MYERS. Agent N. T. Co, No. III Broadway, NJ y
]. l.. WAHNER Agent N II Co, No 3Cmuties Slip, NY
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. 7. Co. No. s5 stale street
A. CTsHMAN, Agent v C. Line, No los State Street,
| CHAs. s. TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st , Plila
| ]. +. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse's Point, N. Y. -
C. L. THOMPSON Treas. N 4. Co, Ogdensburgh " Y.
| GEORGE pARR Err, Age T. - "
| HOVEY & CRAWFORD. Oswego. N. Y
| s. ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
CHAMBERLIN CRAWFORD co, Cleveland.
J. s. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati o.
y. MCBETH. Agent Sandusky.
| WIN. +. WALKER, Agent, Toledo.
| y. II. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
]. II. CRAWFORD Mi iwaukee Wis.
o J HALE, -
BTcHENRY K BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER CO.. Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p. WlBORG CO, Fulton City, III.
N. W. GRAHAM 4 co, Cairo, IL.
| FIFE MICHAEL, 81. Louis.
| Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. 1859
marlaR6 CHAMBERLAIN, President
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COUNTRY INYALIDs-

Persons in any part of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of their case with
remittance for medicines &C,
Address DT. AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay-sts.
NNVlv
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b. L WICHTMAN, Sheriff,
BY H. Strong, Deputy.
X Q. Hunt, Pins Any aall:228dl
SALE.-Pursuan Mt to the

SHERIFB'S SSALE.-Pursuant ut to the
~ command Of an alias order OF sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas II ahoga County at the suit OF
Ze H. Monroe pl a. solomon @ Brown Ut al dtfs,
dire tdI sa offer for sale at public auctlonat lha
door of the Court House uf Seneca and Campluln
slreet) CITY of Cleveland ia said county the lth
dy of May, 1889 O'Clock p, Nj. OF said day, the fol
lowing described lands aud ensments To wit Situate la
the township Of East Ceyel1nd in he State Of ONO aud
which also IN tho County Of CuYahOga and Is knoNn
pant lot No $50 said township and is hJudet fol
lows Commencing at the intersection Of the road lending
past b. p Beers In the said township with the Euclid
Road thence along the centre Of said road y chains and
40 links to post thence along the centre OF said road
chains and 55H links post thence in the centre of SAID
road chains aud % links monument az Smiths Cor
thence south 81 de eaA q chains aud Is links
tho centre of the Euclid ROnd thence IA tho centre OF said
road chains ard 6H links 10 the place of beginning
tanning nine aud hye hundred and seventeen
housandths OF land he tho OF less but subject
to All legal highways"
AppTaiged az Sl,B75.
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III1 " j. H. a. ioHNsON Medioal Aeent


Read what Dr Bushnell says Of Che GraefenhegM NJ
zines br Is phl sicien Of extensive practice, and
Of the most successful in the county lrumbuD In WIN
he resides.
This ceriifes that have used the Graefenberg Pin
and Marshals Caihoc0n, sold here by j. III G. Johnson
in my practice, TO my entire satisfaction They ore good
medicines. DR.. @. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co., o March 4 1857
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CLEVELlND AM RRIB RAILR0l6.
859. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY Anil


All the trains going Westward at Cleveland with
trains Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, 81.
Louis &c and all the going Eastward connect at
DunkTk win the trains OF tho New York Erie Railroad
and Buffalo with those OF the New York Central aud
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads
CLEVELAND. ApIi Ath 1859 apr2
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am Metho1ist Clergyman Ny heart has fairly acled
to witness the feeble health Of women have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thank God however
that have a these diseases give to the Graeen
berg Marshalls Uterine CathOcun. Wherever has been
used rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
former of W Western Stark, Medina o., o.
~ For sale By Druggists and Medioins Dealers through
out the State
" For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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d. L. wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
y. PlaisLel PINS AgIt. apll:23ltds
GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S

j. Plaisted Plais Agt apl423lds
GHERIFF T. SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALEPursuant to the command of an order Of sale
ISSUED of the Court OF Common Pleas of CuyahOga
County at the suit of William s. HalcOmb, p, against
Henry A Robinson, ct al des, 10 me directed, shall
OleT for sale at Public Auction at the door of the Court
House. (GOneT OF Senera and Champlan streets IN the
City Cleveland ~ said county ON the 10th day Of May,
1869 al O'clock p NJ Of said day the following de cirbed
lands and tenements % wit: Situate IN the township Of
Chugnu Falls in the Stale Of Ohio, and which is also in
the county OF CuyaIoga and known by and bounded
follows: Being No, in tho ninth md tenth range OF
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
State OF Ohio and which is also In the cour of Cuyahoga
and all the house and lot now occupied
owned by Bounded the north by the store and
lot owned by William Wadrou; east by NJ ain street
(weuty feet) south by store and lot owned by Philips
L OshOurn and west BY line running parallel with Main
rect bengiust dly leet there from, and situated in
tho yllBg0 of ChagTn Falls County OF CuyahOga and
state Of Ohio be the less, but subject TO all
legal highways.
Appraised at S600. ... -
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Il gives great easuro 70 certify TO the nyarahe
tive action of the GraefGnberg Marshals Uterine Ca
thocon all cases Of female dseaso and TO the skin and
high moral character OF the Medba Department the
0'''l' Up LAMBERT, NJ D.
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6or0m0re.
EeQal Notites.
HERIFFS SALN-Pnrsnant Ia the

&HERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
~ commands Of three writs OF ye di eSpoaas, issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogu County, one
at fhg suit of Ezekiel Adams +. Jared e al, at
the suit uf j. W Adch F. Jared and at the suit
Of b. NJ TCuuur Jared, to directed, shall offer
Orsae Public auction at the door OF the Court House
corner OF Seneca and Ohampnin streetl in the City Of
Cleveland in said County on the 10th day OF May 1853,
O'Clock p M OF said day the nlOwlng described aa us
and touements, to wit Part Of lot a. formerly Euclid
East Cleveland Township beginning at white oak
stump standing the north line Ot land decided TO Emily
Rchwe said lot a. thence south 65 deg east 70 H. ks
TO AbTam MattoX ine thence north % deg eis chains
p nks thence norh55 deg west ao said MnttoTs line
CHAINS and a links 70 MattOIs conner; thence north a
degs east - n thence north % dsgs 10 min west
ch TO the road; hence south 30 degs vest along the
PLANK Road from Cleveant 20 Wtloughby, chains, So
links; thence south SO dgB cast ~ uhus to the place
beginning continuing s9-l00 acres Of land. Excepting
ererom the following described part of said premises
being set of homestead therein, q WIT Be-
ginning the centre Of the Cleveland and WOughby
Plank Road and az the corner OF lands owned by Samuel
De Puy aud s. Jared (deceasel: thence southeast
Crly along the line OF said De buys land
post thence sourh-wester oourssto to large post
corner OF garden fence; thence uOuhwesery stone
set IN the Plank ROadnear blacksmith shop occupied by
o. Hamsdil; thence nOthery along the Plank Road tC
the place of beginning.
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Rates of Fare
M Carpantef( Petition for chanea OF name ofthe Sd
and uthem Clair street Plank Road Company.
A ND NOW COMES the Petitioners


s. M CaTpenter( Petition for change OF name ofthe 81
and gtheu Chair street Plank Road Company.
A ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
"A and the matters "a said petition contained came
10 be heard 20 tho Cgu and Tho Court iud that
iiCe Of the aud object of said petition heen
given by publication Of such notice In the Cleyernd Daily
Leader and thai the aega tho petition cOntBned
arc true ana thai the petitioners entitled to the relUl
PRAYED for ia sad petitl M
hls therefore ordeul adiudged and deersed that the
meme u said Company be changed tho OF st
Ciar Street Gravel Road Company" and that upon the
saiu Company complying with tho provision Of the law
the said Company shall be known under by said
nav name and have all he Togers and be subject 10 tho
Hair rosirlcol as u NO change OF had bren made
aud that said chance shalt IN no way effect th6
rights OF said Compa of any Individual corpora ion
ordered lhat ne petitioners the costs of this aupc
iion to be taxed uprldsOd2e9
GHERIFF x SPECIAL MASTkR'S
~ SALE-PursuHnt 10 le command 0 am alias order 0f
sale issued om the Cuurl n Common Pleas OF CnyahOga
County at the suit o James kidney, Plaintiff AGAINST
James Mc9rfgor Deeudau, 20 dirfcie shall OioT
i0r sale az Public Auction The door Of the Court House
corner oi seoeoa aud ChsmplHu streets) the Civ Of
Cevelauu IA said County on the llth duy April 1853
al O'Clock NJ of said day the following desc ued lands
and ienements 10 Nt Lot uumbor hundred and sixty
Two (62) IN Egekel FOlsms allotment Of the Charles
Iaylor amin Ohio Cig, Cleveland said lot being
Detroit street, with uut OF lOt ty feet and extending back
with the same width 70 Vermont Il.
Appruised al 500,
Sherih ana Special Master COfn'r.
ADAMS CANFiELD, Pies Atty's. marlltapll
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GHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a
writ OF er fCius issued from tho Court Of Common
PIeus Of Cor ahogu county, Tho suit Of j. Lockwood
PIN against Frederick Hoffman, et al, Delt to dl-
recttd have levied upon and shall offer for sale public
auction at the wagon shop OF Hoffman Brother De-
trd street In the cYOt Cleveland (West Sde) ON the
2 day Of April, 1889 at o'clock ? NJ Of said day ue
f1Owng described property 10 wit: One OF Guard &
Sooggs Pteu Wheel Machines, with the nppurtenanc,s
th8reuhtO belonging.
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FEVER AND AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE
EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
The eshseenos Of dssased aaon U Of nc @ system h
dqced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable decay This
and rises with the waeIy yapo5 from Il While the is
lace and the virus is taken with through the lungs into
the blood There acts Irritating poison on the inter
torpid aud fails not only this virus but
the bite from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
mulate IN the circulation and produce violent constitution
al % e & the sr 59bSy by % stomach s
expe the noHtous infusion concentrates the whole blood OF
The blood leaves the surface and uahos the
But A this effort Il ias Then the FEyER follows, in
which the blood leaves the central and rshes In tho
through that StheI seat eSereioEthe Skin In ms aiSS
i fails and the system obandons the attempt exhausted
less effort another day These e 6s q paToTysms
course undermine the health IL Il h not removed -
We hayo ahorsd 10 ind and have 5ound an antidoto
AYERS AGUE CURE,
S ape Sn S ne od S should
50 does cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainty
those who subject TO this infection ifaken in season
those who use floe from It's atarks keeps tho system In
health although exposed TO the disease Consequ nty 1t
tons Which arc induced BY tbs mas9Sa u5nSe such
9s Ren'sS1 Es sr Shi FgysI @ Dumb 81 Masked Agqe
ache, Earacho Catarh Asthma, Palptaiions Painful Al
from this viii be found or less the
inte mtenttypo. This "AoUE CURE" removes tho cause
! Of these derungements and cures tile disease,
Thsi accompishos by 'timulatng the eNoretges
pei the virus the system and these organs by degrees
become habted to do this their Office Of their accord
Hence arises whBt we term aeelmation Time may accom-
pgh the end but otton life Is not long enough
sacrificed IA the attempt while this "AGUE CURE" does it
az enee aud with safety We have great reason to believe
that this suIer as well as remedy for the whole
cltss Of diseases which arc caused ~ tho msamac inoo
on than any other which has been discovered and has
still another advantage 10 the public, which s that It Is
cheap as we'll good.
PREPAREnBY
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Corning & Co. S Quotations.

76 RIVER STREET., ,.......... CLEVELAND ONO.
MANUFAorUeERs or
Alcohol, Burning Fluid Pure Spiits Cologne
t. Spirits and WhiSkicS.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF9N.4-H
~ Lake Navigation, the Proprietors q ks4V'3M
Of this Line viii put upon the route from s11 sttE2
Buif4lo to Chicago seven hrst-class A
l S ew Steamers Of great strength and speed,
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

And running in connection at Buffa'o with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL II. r and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL, BOATS. on the Erie Canal
and at Cleveland Vith the CLEVELAND & PITrSBURG
Port Washington Milwaukee Racine; Kenosha and Wau-
This Line is now prepared TO issue contracts and give
through receipts for property from Pnts0uTgh wheeling
Cleveland Detroit Sheboygan Port Washington Mil
waukee, Racine Kenosha, Waukegan Chicago and to all
points the Railroads leading OF Chicago and AIwau
kee and so to all prominent points on tho Upper Msis
sinpi River.
This is tho only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atrOnage extended TO the Line the past
by the travelling public has induced the POpretOrs
TO greatly increase their accommodation lor passengers and
h Sc desiring cheap safe and comfortable route will hnd
II by taking this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed les than by any othe having within tho
past transported property to amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars in value, without any loss
With those unequuiled facilities the Propet9rs hope to
receive u liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u, MOORE, Agent N. Y. C. R.R. No. 2o7 Broad
NJ B sPAULpING, Agent spauldins's Express No 2lO
CHIMBERLiN, THOMAS & co. Proprietors If AIer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l9l Broadway, N Y.
WM. STEWART, Agent Cleveland Pittsburgh Rsroad
D. b, WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling, Va
HUBBY, HUGHES CO., Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleve
MIX 4 MORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
Ohio.
H c MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
J, j; TALLAlADGE, Forwarding Merchant, milwaukee,
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark and South Water streets,
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
marl6259 Office foot Of Michigan St. Butillo, N I. .
M
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THE FAuQUIrk CAVALRY.

W, l.rrn that rn Sund.y lu"rning last Col.
N,ru-.,, ii H." ~jlh nc.inrnt. Virginia MliItld,
tauuui,r county, received authority from ""''
Wise .I;rccrin. him /" "r'iD': "u, Capt. John
Scots Cavalry Company. 10 'naich al once 10Y
Charlc.tcwn--,hrre to report +" him. NJ The
sainc time Ct.i rurner A>I,ty. commanding
4 company -, cavalry in tine same county,
hu, ,t.sr'.rd =. ,hc ii:lI Regiment, also ~
,r,ycI >.mil u nr!,r f":l the Governor in
pcr,nm. A. ,,orr ~ the oroirr was received 10y
Col :. CApL SCOTS company were lInmcdI'
arcIv notified. and with such celebrity did they
mo,r thu, they reached Paris, in Upper fau-
ourr, accompanied hy capt. -A>hbys Com
pauy before darl. vi the same 'lay-makinS
tycntv.iiyc miles after hcing ORDERED "'i'.
r,ri. Scott hens the senior officer as,u'n"
romnaEl pf both companies, being ar-
rompanlcd 10y Col. ScrngsS and stat a.
volunteers. stoppn. for II 'rw hours l
Paris. where :hcy were most kindly re-
ccivcd aud treated 10y the citizens. they took
M their inc Of march again for Char!cSt"wn
4, T. o'clock Monday morning. At S O'Clock
on The same day ;hey reached Char!rs'own,
and Immediately rcporled themselves 7" the
Governor. That gentleman announced to
Capt Scott that he was highly sratIllrd at MS
arrival and IN short time tn" Fauquler boys
were detailed f"r special dnty. ''or Wise ai*"
expressed ms qualification at the c"nhn'' "'
Co!. S,ru:s, and staff, in volunteering their
services. and that officer WAS immediately pr-
dcrcd home To call nut Two companies "i his
regiment to perform special duty eIsewn"re---
We arc happy to learn, from gentlemen in This
city. then OH the ground, that the fauInIcr
troop raad. most crcditahlc appearance
With such officer. a. Scott. AShby, Turner,
Randolph. Gordon, ard others, the people "i
old Fau1uirr may rest assured that the h"n"r
or the county will he safe in their hand-.
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LATER FROM CHARLEsToWN, HARPER's
FERRY &c

Cu>rLCsrowN. Nov 22.-Mar>hal Johnson
nS''ic> Si';ns any Information Of a il'yr Oay
y. " h'." prcparIn. to cross the line 10 Nir. ini.
i'S'''d'y was spent III grand m'li;aS "a.
'"'' ana 'I'cw 10y the Governor Du:i III:
"'e'"o'" Nov Wise and staff had lon. /.
~" "''A tme prisoners. IN .iu.; them To- prc-
pare i'r ""t'h, H. the Scntruc. uf the Cont
"""'' Ire @Aii'c! ~" effect without any mt r.
ference ~. h> part. Brown declared h;r,s, If
prcI"rru - "'", and Justified hi. course. culy
reg citing b.. error IN hav'us allowed the rail
r"s..i ;T .tn To- pas ate: lac had taken uos>es.
>iun "f 1t. Good, WIS wiiIin: to he Shot but
:lmiys had a great repu-rmUca To hanc.n,
G"y. Wise s.i! !lm' C"rpcc was the onlc
onr 3" eyer thought Of committing. bu, how he
ha iGlc. mined 20 han. them all
COS. Wise YESTERDAY received = lcSpatcs
f-em the Governor Of Sonh Carolina. tcndcfirg
ANY amu1us O.! military aid i"r the defence pl
E'wg.uia. roY. Wise thanked him for the
olI,.' bat assured bin that Virginia WAS alle to
GeIrr,i herself
Tie Richmond military were all ordcre 20
return home Yesterday, bnt the people pro.
tested asaln>tt declaring. tGa, ii there was any
recess IS Tor 'n"'u :" c.inc that necessity sti,!
EXISTED
the :c>a,; va, TIN; GOV. Wise has ordered
is" Of the Richmond companies to rcmsiu.
also The Petersburg artillery.
Several companies started homcward 'Hs
morning The others will follow tomorrow
rov. Use and >;:!E lcfi Char'cstown this
wrruing lie cNp'r-S", he intention OF having
I.ooo military present On the day OF the exc.
cation.
il,nrru'~ rrpm. Nov. ~. Eyening-Goy
W>r anI Staff az here. stopping with CO.
hu;'our t"" Superintendent OF the Ar>na!. Tho
''olcrno, states that h. has made every aro
vision to protect i!!e prisoners and The conan.
;.i'y %: Clar!r~:own he has doubt that
tnr:r exist. determined and thoroU-hl: or
."'Gy,! n.osrmcrt throughout the Northern
a"d Western states to rescue Brown. and he
exhibits mumhcrS oi Letters from responsible
pu'is 70 Pennsylvania and Ohio. urging him
t" =" prepared Cor parties forming in those
>gli,-.
The Einr, viii 90 "a Mariin>hnrg tonight.
ani C"' eribr "i the Military Institute with
the r"iris ;'.a ;I9wuZcrs have been ordered to
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