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TREASURER'S SALES.

A LIST of the Unseated lands advertised
"a for sale by Jacob +. Rohrbach, Treasurer
of Northumberland county, agreeably to on
Act Of the General Assembly of the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania, passed the 18th
day of March, l645, and the supplement
thereto, entitled an Act directing the mode
of selling Unseated Lands for taxes and other
purposes, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House, in the Borough Of Suubury,
on the llth day Of June, 1860. at 10 o'clock,
a. m. the following described Tracts of Land
for arrearages Of Taxes due aud the costs
accruing on each tract respectively, to wit -
II not sold on the day above mentioned, to be
adjourned from day to day.
Acres. Warrantee's Names. Amt Due.
Ants Henry
Adams Thomas
l674 Jenkins James
Ants Frederick Coal S796 5S
Adams Robert
Foster Thomas
John Jenkins
Il. Antis
II. Adams
l704 Richard Salman Mt Carl All 90
Richard Manning
Edmund Hoif
James Grier
Thomas Grier
Robert Champlain
Thos. Ohamplain
967 Wm. Morrison Mt. CARMEL
James Stephenson $40 OF
james Cowart
Isaac Neff
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER
WARE.
COTTAGE BIBLES.

EOR SALE, cheap, three copies Of the
Cottage Bible, in two volumes, with com.
mentar.es. II. B. MASSER.
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]. STEWART DEPuY.

A T CORNELIUS MAHAN'S, Nc. 253 South
4 Second streets, (next door TO C. d. Menchs)i
oPhilndelphia, would invite the attention Of their
D friends and customers and the public in general,
z 20 large and well selected stock Of
CARPETINGS
IA onsisting Of Vevets, Tapestries, Three Phys,
= lngrRins, and Venians. Alsn, WINDOW
I6 SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, ,MArTINGS, DRUG
GETS, RUGS, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c,
which he sells very cheap for cash, wholesale
and retail March 81, 1860 ~
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
L chasing or negotiating for certain promise.
ry note, dated July 10th, 1859, payable one year
after date, drawn in favor of Michael Wilvert.
for the sum Of one hundred dollars, and signed
by me. Said note has been lost or mislaid, and
as have not, nor do expect to receive value
therefor, will not pay said note unless compelled
to by law.
EMANUEL WILVERT.
Sunbury nri ol 1854
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NOTICE.

INHE Annual Meeting Of the Green Ridge
- Improvement Company, will be held in
Room No. 80, in the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia, at IL o'clock, on Tuesday, the 9Th
May, 1860. An election will be held for Officers
and Directors for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board,
JOHN G. HOWARD, Sec'y.
April %, 1860.
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SHINGLES F! SHINGLES II!

SHlNGLES SHlNGLES !!
THE subscriber has just received the largest
Il and best lot Of Shingles ever brosght to this
place. Also large lot of White Pine Siding,
Joice, Studding, Failing and Sninglng Lath,
which he offers very cheap for cash.
Yard in Market Street, Sunbury, Pa.
A. A. SHISSLER.
pr,tO
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Coal 7oUnship.

Coal Township.
l Lot, No a, block So, s. Nj. Kase,
year, so l3
81 WIN. Kichline, 2 years, 8 90
Francis KenDon, year, 80
Christian Keffer, so
No, aud s, block l9S James
Luckes, years, 63
No 10 & IL, block 100, Geo.
Leisenring, | year, "a
Barry McGran, year. 50
No. 423 & 424, block Z, Stoce
u Company, year, 80
No. 2, block SO, Leah Fisher,
year, Gl
ZcrJe 7owaship.
3 No. l, 2 3, block TS, Wm.J.
Phillips, year, 3 33
No l3. block 13, lis, Jonas
Bergstresser, year. Gl
No. IL, block %, George
Weaver, year, 20
I ~ G. P, Holfenstoin, year, 81
one acre lots, Il" | d" Ii
Lot, No. 6, block 1874, John Camp
bell, year, G5
l No. l, 2, block lls, Abraham
Zartman, year, 40
" No. II, 49, block 92, Daniel
Slopck year, 90
No. 3, block l2l, VIM. Stan.
ton, 2 years, SO
8 No. G, Z, 6, block 80, Phister
Davis, year, l IA
l No. G, block Sc, Levi John,
year, 90
l No. 6, block l25, Jonas Kei.
ser, year, so
l No. 7, block 1l9, Peter
Haughawout year, 81
2 John Zimmerman, year, 90
No. 5, block 88 Isaac Taylor,
2years, Al
" No. 10. block l36, Thomas
Foulds Sr., year, 80
l No s, block 49, Joseph kel-
ly, l year, As
No. ., block 4O Charles Heg-
gems, years, II
l Thomas Highlander, 2
No. or 6, block 13C, ii Har. "
mon Gutlep, year, "A
No and ., block 3d. David
Doubach, years, | GO
l No. 3, block 80, Simon Cam.
eron, years, IS .
l No. G. block So, Martin Onea.
l No 3, block 81, Sarah Ga.
laspy, year, J 25
l " No. 9, block 50, John Bates,
No. 7, block lsl, yrhci Thoma. 20
Brson, year, GO
Mount Carmel Tounship.
2 No. 20, &c, block 81, William
Persing, year, 30
No. IA, block 81, J. Z. Mi.
mich, years, 81
l No. 3, block %, Robert Mur.
fy, years, 0S
l No. IA, block Al, Thomas j.
Morgan, 2years, az
l No. 5, block 22 James Ken.
nady, year, q
No. 2, block 43, Jonas
Thomas. year, 40
l No. l, block 67, Thomas Jen.
kns, year, 81
l59" VIM L. Dewart years, 1877 As
l No. 25, block 90, Patrick
Carter, 3 years, Sc
6! Alexander Jordan, year, 20 10
l No. Q, block SO, Thomas Earl,
2years, 81
No. II u l3, block 23, David
Davis, year, : GO
Locer Mahanoy.
Peter Herald, year, 273
Coal Township.
Sc aeres, Martin Weaver, part Of
McCarty & Weavers tract
year, ! Is
$50 4" Jas Mathews l2l6
~ McCarty & Weaver, 2 90
ZerJe 70pnship.
800 &" Matthias Reed, 2 IL sS
l64 " Carbon Run Imp. Coz 2s 90
ll2 " George Beebe, 3 l57 20
Mount Carmel.
As " Jane or Jos. Stephens,2 Is 63
1870 " Mt. Carmel Comp. 2 AZ Is
1913" Kimber Cleaver, 2 6 81
LOper augusta.
2" Martin Ranolds, 3 2 96
GO 4" Henry Keiser, 3 Sal
100 " Susan Bostian, As 81
lta.2p. John Rem, 3 4 50
Is " Michael Greasiuger, B 3 92
Rush Iownship.
20 William Lefiler, 2 23I
Point Township.
35 William Cook. 3 40
60 " William Housed, " 43
LO,rer Mahanoy.
70" John Herold l 33
GO +" George Herold, 2 2 26
2" Harrison Herold or
Philip2 " 81
JACOB f. ROHRBACH,
Sunbury, April IA, 1890. Treasurer.
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Auditors Notice.

BY order Of Court.
j. b. MASSER, elk. o.. C.
Sunbuiy, May s, 1860.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-03
New Books Just Received,

Among the last works from the publishers. hr"u@
the Agency "t the Richmond booksellers. VIC f;.i
:hc i,i!"wins:
S;nte-, designed Us memorial OF il.tructio'i az
Henry Flanders, author OF Lives aud Tins 2,
.he Chief Justices &c. f. H. Butter IL &c..
Philadelphia. J. W. Randolph, Richmond.
Thi- il II desirable book 70. sclloo:s and r:iya,"
classes, bec;use all must more o. !e.s directly
or indirectly, sake par: in The aiminis:r;.q, O: .:-
republican, government il IS i: ans; r;sl.: tin:
should Dc well grounded in lis principles.
The LADIES' READER .ic,:.nas sr syhuul- n,!: -.:.
ing circles, comprising standard selections q: !rr.a
and poetry with rules OF practical cioc;'icI. Hr
hy j. ". :. Howe, Professor OF Elocut:o,r ;ri
author Of The SEakspenrian Rrudcr.' &c. l.. II.
Butler d Co, Philadelphia. !. VI. l:andrl:1.
Eichnou1, VA.
Elocu:ionury instructions for male, snd tcna'",
ranks among the frat attribute, OF popular cduca-
;inn. In ;tis work Of Mr. liows' ind, hrsi'i, :
sono of The bes, selections from e chief authors in
prose and poetry, series Of rules :or modulat1 "l
the voice and emotional expression. It is 10y
ful book for all.
IIIsToEY OF THE CSITEp STATES OF AMERICA. Ir"m
the discovery 70 the present time; b. Mary llr'y::
~i;h .iumcr"us enyravngs. liarpcr aid is:a:cr.
New York " j. Hooil:oGhe & Co.. H:ci. 7''2".j:
ayC!Gmcs.
These two llea. volumes Of the history o. :!:r
United State, pcsse-s numerous qualifications -
render them popular and instructive. In thr :aGS
ai youth raren; curnct rin'e more n-,i:: ,"k
thnr trtc and ca,i!y understood hist0T".
The DIArY Of SAaAEirAS.' by Member ~ he
Howard Association Of Ncw ur.can-. llarrcT 4;
Brphrr Nn% orI: jas. Wno'!hrii-r II Co., !:ich-
:rInnd.
The writer ri ,, very interesting Diary jonr':
the ranks ul the ''Samariiar, in / So. with r:v
to balance the deb, "i gratitude lie entertained -,
war,is others who had delivered him safely ,irc,sl.
prolonged uttac. yrpwirvrr in rrev;''I, ..l'i
,uuIic in New Orleans. Thr mott" 81 the Sa:ua::.s
ya- ,rr,iIalir, "'.on n0jiS S'!gm rat; S"mGs.'
pur:ag the epidemic Of ISIS. the il"war.: ..s..',-
u,on and the Samaritan, in New Orleans treated %4!+
cases OF yellow fever, o.! which ~ css.s Only proved
fa,al The hook contains deal ii valuable ;pi"r.un-
ton rs ~sil graphic =k:;ci.ea :! ,eem.s ~here
"Yc,lnY jack WIS dealing death and ::ru- hm!d al
ranks daring his r.i,l.mic raid.
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Arrival OF Governor Letchcr.

Ii Ihr uilsi Of the heavy snow-storm on Saturday,
Gov. Lrtcler reached l.ich:nond by the Central Rail
road cars, and took lodgings ii the Exchange Hotel
and Ballard House, where he Was cordially received
and entertained by number Of iricnt-. Thera lie
wa- formal: sworn int" "Iicc by Judge Richard
Parker ot Winchester. who is vel! known 10 The
cnn:try having presided II; the rial n;, conviction
Of ,lpln Brown and Ii, associate clcn-, Mt Charles.
tcrn. Judge Parker hus TO Richmond 70 attend
:i.t special C"ur. Of Appeals.
We are glad 10 be allie to nnourcc that Governor
l":sir-, health i, mich improved. lie will to-day
take ut,essl:I .: ;r ExgrI.ive u.lsion, and enter
upon his official duties. lie ssl';,Ies his high re-
spon.h,ics ata most important epoch i'll the history
Of Virginia, nrd he hns be-. Ti-hes :or pros
rrrnirS nIillini- trn inl.
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south Carolina.

TIL. Legislature 81 South car'!;i.. r'n>e, L. #l-
nual session On the .2d ins,ut. The tw" li''G-rs
having ,iisugrce! UPON the subject q Fclrrni E:-
la,ios,'' committee Of conference was appointed,
who agreed upon the following Report, "hch was
un.rrusly eorc,irrr,l in l,y both branches Of The
Legislatures:
The Committee OF Free Conference. the part nf ,hr
t~u Houses Of this General Assembly, In relation 10 the dis
agreement the tie SIT! ert OF Federal Relations,
have and conferred and ask leave TO report that they
unanimously recommend the adoption of :ie follow ing pre-
a-ah!r and resolutions:
Whereas the State Of South Carolina by her Ordinance
Of lsj affirmed her rgh 10 srccrlr from the conederAcy
the occasion should arise jUyiDS her. In her
osn judgment il taking that step; and In the resolution
aoprh by her Convention declared that she foebore the
Immediate exercise of tst right from considerations Of
p..ilcy only ard whereas than seven years have
ELAPSED since that CONVENTION adjourned and In the inter
YrnuS IN. time the assaults uPnn the institution o slavery.
and upon the rights and equality of the Southern states
have INCREASINGLY continued with increasing VIOLENCE and in
ne. and more alarming forms: be II, therefore,
Resolved unanimously, That South Carolina, st defer.
ring her Southern Sisters nevertheless respectfully nm
them that the deliberate Judgment Of th:- s.
neral Assembly that the sayrhodlng states should nr.
a-y meet together 70 concert measures for united ac;i"u
Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing preamble and
resolution be communicated b! The Governor To all :he
avehodng S;acs with the canes; request nj this stat:
that they will appoint deputies and adop; such meahure' as
In their Judgment will promote the said Nee ing
R.solreh unanimously, That special committee lac sp-
pointed By his Exceency the Governor COMMUNICATE the
foregoing preamble md resolutions to the STATE Of Virginia
and express the authorities NJ hst State TIE cordial
yyrnpaty OF III. people Of South Carolina with the people
OF Iirsala and their earnest desire 20 u: Hh them In
measures Of defence.
Resolved unanimously That hr State OF South Carolina
oRes TO her citizens 10 protect them ahd :hc!r prep.
erty from every eueny snd thn for the purros. Of mill.
tary preparation Cor emergency the sun 0: sl9~ be
appropriated for military contingencies.
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Fir>t iscgiInent Of Virginia Y Volunteers

At meeting Of The officers o the First Regiment q! Viz:
." |onIrers he'll l.crr,brr lSih st9 the special COM
Ii;;ce spp"n;e IL sXprv-, - thanks Of tie regiment
e r:'1r cf Chsrl-'tc~n, iIHrn-r. Ferry and Martins
;.+,, ,Ht-d ,h= !oI.prs resolutions tlrc;. r-i"r,,
ih.li Hrrr i.!,a.iun,u.y adopted:
.>"Is -d Tia; ;hr citizens "f CharrStown, Harper
r::y and Msrn.bu.Y, hy their unvaryinc racrasn:
nhr, hospitality and c0uT;es:e, :" :h- regiment. on ii:
ar- 6ur of duty those ,oTs en.te themselves {" Ia
-.;;;e " The entire r-;!:s1 and Tia: III: sau:c e..
,r'': in aa:aing remembrance; and br g: the 80!
fp,-',.:y q: mentioning na,r, w!ic:- AL We'd Win each
:!C "a LninS Eus.. would -i-Mvor 20 re:a:n 20 each
4!a cIrn .. 'hr>e WIS rci-cS ry, by name.
..rarI: than.s for ;e nounc- in ~h.c! wee i! :a.
entertained.
r,I.'i. That the foregoing be transmitted 10 tn May
.: Casr-s!4vn. Harper Ferry and Mar;nshur2 aa
r pnl'.. iu the u-svae"r printed in sad :oxas, and
in The cit: Gt Richmond.
ES:rHc: from :hc E.!au;-s.
WI MrNFnED, Ad!u:.,t
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Home Manufacturing.

.l ;':!- 'tane, :"rry c:.pr 20 introduce ne.
1rrilrncr nt nor. manufacturing DESERVES zii the
enc"'lraceslsH: Ia; !: = possible 10 give H.
/; Is re: ;etI Jyi!nn-in:rre,urse with the North
Gy III. consumption NJ hIne manufacturers tfut
PROSPERITY is III lr given Southern truda and com.
.rc-cc. Once let the discrimination 10 Use only
Southern manufacturers i eralizcd, ani a., impetus
I'll o. si:rr - ;uir ;.ranc ui :rs,iu ,na in few
y.sr- viii -c"o;'::ionze no.; only Northern politics,
hut S",,:h-rn .r":u ana "-:rrnerce.
In lis ct7I;r-.:"I: w., would cal! attention 70 The
advertisement ii Keen, 1isidwin ,S Williams, Who
,ic>ign, from this day forward TO manufacture an,i
:uI'or ii! their goods IT," clothing trade once in
:riucr,i a, the South, %ill bring nn Virginia much
Of lie skill that is now confined the Northern
c:irs. The great difficulty 10 bo encountered in the
clcthin: hu,GcsS has hrcn from tlr scarcity ri
halds hut this difficulty will, in g-.n: measure,
soon he entirely Removed 10y !hc increase and growth
oi Rirhmnn,:. Mes,t~ Keen, Baldwin & Williams
We li"lc will reap rich rewprd for the enterprise
und determination eyinc"! by ;hcm 10 contribute 10
Snut hrrn ld,rrnd ndrIIry.
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'''' u'>sFace 'sie! MUS S''''' - '''''''''
by our Northern enelnlsS
ANY division 1t the South encourages the
pl.,. p,.,,,lJ;.,,,;.,, nc ,I Nr,l IN rrescnt
.i,o ,o,.,,,n.;,. ,;,,. . j.,
40 -
felTtsSl''e rvhil'c'' "h''' occ'uc" PURPOSE
"( ,Sistanre may deter our Northern enemies
and enable the conservative men Of both North
! ,,, c,,,, c,- .n,, Ir,;c,
c.,
III ''"S !sh' % preserving '''e ''''o''' U"''
Ncmningcr visits Nirginia iir comes on no
missiuu Of ,i,>,niun; hr comes To preseryr not
:, ,..,roy and If ,h.. No,b v;ll heed fine. oh.
;,
'ect '' '"'S ni''s'"" "''" pa! '"' 'cs''u " '''
concert Of action, which we sincerely hope
il will p.oducc---lie preservation Of the Union
in the |o,,.r an3 sp;r;t in whic;, !, was formed
,.1, H.. .c.,,u,,,;.,,od j.; ,b;, r.,r oe 1s:o
-. ;,
Inc 0na'ieS''" h''c'''s' i''e'''' W '''e
resolutions recently passed. hy the Legislature
Of South Carolina, and the appointmelI. of Il
commissioners ,o IN. s,ut,. or yi-eini, SAYS
VT ,,.
l''l i"",te "'e''t'''. .;i !" Wv ""o ps"''
Wv "''u ,-I'i'uo ~, IN "" ~ " T",'''
o' W.
'''tt. VI e""'.''"ss - '"e w., w., lLo' s'
u''"".''o">'7 y. ,''''''," u. C".n VI
'e n's''s'"i ''STt's Wv - t ,o"'' ,,,.;. ..N
., y Ti"" ~ Nv. w." c,.'e oia,,,,I,. .,J J,,;na
r', "i w re.,i, t,, a. .n,,'.n,!,,n. -n;oa rc
., ,. ~, '" ~ t", -
ri'. yi. " .,eir r.s. ,.'l,;h 80
'".H 10 t'' '"'.o ~ VI. I.' '". Nv" ,s,
ncl''e NV co".'s ~ NV ~. Iii. t''.n
>''c ieq,hts 'ie' p'''o 'h.'' W 'I'., ".'' on
U'''' VI "'i''n ,''' ues.'r' ''"'S'' wiz ne'
s's'e' oceS VI ,i ~, so'''' W. = ~ I'M
'''.i ue.'ne S u w. '""s. ttr's ,i',
~ .nG '.',''' ,i S"a 80 or ,b S,t -, ;H.
""eteD, !" loi 'ne '."ss: y. u's ""u'a ~ !"s
,o'' """,e.e' VI 'p''.'"s' r''o'' may "'1",l "
'''e ~ oe''S luz '"'co Vi ui's 1c.' 'l"' IhIs
arc 'u's e''''ieu u o"iit. DC ''''ie u MUM,
thcf near WITH lheln the WHOLE moral weight oi
snnlh uaroii!a' anu 10 l!lat extent arc worthy
OF additional regard we, therefore, paracn'
larry invite !''e at.eh''o'' vi ,hc 'ou!nefh press,
nom ,irslh" to 'eAaS' u ,l,e To''slucta''oh "
Tie ShnJect. We "ou'o ana !iat lt!'Fe i ho'
The ivast desire IN any party "r portion ol our
people 10 assume tue leadership. from 'rs''
MA TO ltNaS, cach ana any S!ate Is "cicomeln
al the glory anu hohor "i lhalsuratlng meas
nres I'll southern security al" OF Shaping lne
course "i The South 70 that end. Only let It
he uone really ana III nn earliest ci''lelt man
licT, South Cai oliha VIII De more than cohten'.
Can We not meet TO consider those measures
10 tile state ri Virginia: especially. IN conSe-
lucnce OF the recent bloody deSecratlon OF her
sovereign domain, and in remembrance Of
similar mission OF sympathy from her to tins
State, in the exciting struggle on the question
"f y sectional tarill, South Carolina has in
-lrucIcd her Governor to appoint Commits
si"ner. The distinguished Watkins Leigh bore
lhc message of "4 and we are pleased that
'invcrnor Gist has appointed one 50 well quail
tied iol the present important service as Vol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-03

PoprLAsp. Dec 31-The steamship Sarh Tri,or. from
Liverpool brings Geographic news ra QuecnsoTn 10 the
evening OF the 18th inst She passed 'is steamship R"e'
lpan going up 10 Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Dec lj.-Cotton !, steady. The estimated
sales Thursday amounted 900 bales Hrrads;G-
quiet. Provisions dull. Produce unchanged.
Con.cls for account a31s, eS. Dividend.
The Directors Of the Great Eastern hay- raised SIN
the ship.
expedition.
i6xp1S Dec l3.-sugar and coffee -'rady. TEA Il
unchanged Rice Ia easy.
Hong konz dates to the eh October th.: .eas are
unchanged bui shanyhac loves, sradc- and Congu green
teas have slightly declined. -
Calcutta Nov. ia strong force u SIKH VIII so ="
China bu, the war is unpopular with the Indian officials
PARIS Dec. l:-Prne- Metiernch arrived yesterday to
attend the Conc.e,s The Portuguese AtaSad"Ts al Lon
don and Paris will represent pnr;uSal
vrrysA Dec l;-The 9Th Corps DAroi--, nos in Italy,
will 80 to Hungary. .
HIpRlp Dec IA holy var hs, been proclaimed In
Morocco which will bring thou,ands o: Aoor- from h- Ia
,.rjo- 10 defend .hc s.aportS
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John Browns Career I'm Kansas,

We cn,v from thc Cinc:nnA;i GHzrt:c .; M"n'uy
ns :rc suhjo;nei extract from e Kansas rorr.rpor-
lencc nI tie indianapolis Jonrlul. Il will attract
attention ~ I-socatin. tho late John Brown with AZ
a,rociuus uc. in kaI-us concerning which thcrr has
recently been solnv controversy in portion -; Ii"
public prcSs:
ICorre6pondence OF the Indianapolis Journal
LAwRyvcr, (KISsis,) Dccr mhcr Il, 1852
"John brown an!!slaycry meeting Tn- held IN Law
renee last evening, December ID.
After so,nc the speakers had Landed Brown a. 'rrond
Jesus and OF :ra audrf 10 tho Po'tAFa'huir r'aSS
Gre which had been laid at Johns door
Mr. Steven. said he did believe john Brown had Rry.
Thing TO- Dc WIN ~ hi H. sut Sss Sams w s
called out. at Is Capt. Walker tnoS sheriff q Douglas
county and Of the brsY.st OF the State lcaders
Can't Walker and said, "Geptlcnsn, there Is no use
in Keeping back the truth or pervertng facts John Brown
told me himself that he was present al the murder q" hos:
msn On Po,tswstame Creek" trhs startled, Ike ,hun
der clap defender, Of BrVwr.) lie proceeded II a,
ready 10 TAKE oath that John brown made such tat:
mrnt 20 NE. kror about .his matter than can
state especially would prcatc sctors that muT
der some persons n this John brown had hns-
men in s power and he could have kept them prisoners
For himself he could justify taking man Prson'T
and then deliberately cutting bis throat Old Titus, whop
ne took prisoner had threatened his throat hal IT.
suited his wife aud threatened her life ye he never f."
justified In taking his life when his prisoner.
Gov Charles Robinson also ssid that he believed John
Brown had acknowledged TO him he Fas pr.s-n and 81"
proved OF the killing OF those ottaSa;amic Crres
lie had not and could Justify IN. rfr.'es r"fnmr-
By free State after they lad she civil power IN !hc
hands.
Dr. Ad.ir nsphrv Of John Brown. was questioned in
referene. to John Browns connection with the FntaEsta
c MASSACRE said John Brown had ;oii him that NJ
present al tn. killing Of those men u: thcIe vert
palatlnS circumstances connected with u.
may Rdd that there Is no question whatever, from VIA
have heard from persons who know the facts that Joh'
Brown planned and carried out that The fact
come 10 me from men who stand among the mos: truthful
o, any in Kansas. The nh H. :be les, Republicans lion
ize Old Brown the better. hAHSAS.
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John Browns Pocket Knife.

:, c'izcn o' Harper F~rrr has :,s: forwarded: for
presentation To tuv Wis., 'Le vcri:n!e l,ckc, knife
ol .ohn Brown. The article in Question i. now in
"liicr, awn;ing :le Go"rrnrr's return 20 Rich
n,omd. Il = an old jack -ku:ir, bone handle aud
:w' blades. and iG.:s evdcn;i! much srryc.-
\ small ira>s plate the handle is Engraved with
The rl:.l john ErDwn.r 'Jn side Of the large
blade arc now inscribed t!.r words, piu;c Chief and
RobbrT v! Kansas. Taken from his person. Attack
OF llarpcr's Ferry .truory, 18th October, 1850
On the ";lrr side q, the blade: - Presented to Gov.
IIe.irr A. Wise. o! Virginia. y Arc!:'d ". Ki,zrnl
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Io,d Advice from, n Slaye.

slave named Green was hung In s.. Joseph. Mo- on the
ID inst for the murder OF his master, F. ". Wright; H-
", fellow prisoner with :he notorious Doy. and the day
before tie execution he made eonctsion OF his crime lie
said his master treated him kindly and spoke cross
word 10 him. and The nay he could Te for shooting
his WAS That he o'd 20 10 30 hy white people
He also said "Ethad never listened to ta' advice ~
bad white would not now be confined In :hs lail
would Ike say word ny black friends. and u !: :is
had good home hu. listening 70 rae advice Of had en-
an now In this jail: and would advise all "ho nsFe sooG
masters ,nd uastre..es and those who have bad
onts never 10 listen any advice en may give them ad-
ysng them o. 10 do any Injury to the properly
OF their aston or nstresses took Ihe advice OF bad
px1snI snd IN now 70 suasr death for enng TO hsA
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o,.sissSOR OF VIRGINIA.

pHbl L.t VIA iAo-N-
wing been received by the Executive
wriuoSr, charged ~i,h the crime OF
MIlossr, convicted Of forgery an!
. .ur,.nt in the Penitentiary fo- tro
,rd wi:h larceny and forgery, for one
la. been examined by the County
,.uu:y, and sent on for trial to the Cir.
. unity, have escaped from the jail OF
now going At large; therefore 90
ID Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
-, said persons. to anr person VINO
:hem Into the jail OF said County o'
:, oreovrr require all officers Of ms
sM military, and request the peop'.s
h..t rxerrion, 10 procure the aFre>'
.:,hey may he brought tn Justics'
As (iovrrncr, and under the rS LIZ
uorwrallh, al Richmond. sh,s ~"
:, ss19. HENRI ~
Secretary ofrhe c"mi"'n"rI''I'
e. ,,ou, Ave feet i've or si> inehts
,;i. Jnuud, smooth fncr-SerS unll
,t'.; 80 .c;un,enance. dark brown hair
=. Of age. lie ID charged WIN S''i'
,bcu, 1 feet high, slender figure. hsht
n. couulrnance- wiiiskrrs ana
weigh, or thirty .rnrs o' age.