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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

J. ". NJ 'CoNAUCHFY. F. w. HoADLEf' McCONAUGHEY 6 EOADLEY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas-wilI practice III the Circuit Courts of Pulaski, Prairie Ashley, Drew, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson; in heSupreme, Federal, Ch ,ncery and Probate Courts at Little Rock, and attYd to the collection oi claips in any part of the State.
 EF5@ Office lp stairs in the Adams building
 $Oct Jo 1A59 ly
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JAS. F. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law, Lake Village, Chicot county, Arks. Post-oilice Coum- h; ab Feb g '59
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F. AsBURY KING, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas, will practice in tine interiorcoun- ties of the ctate Gutersected by the Cairo and Full ton ralroad,) and in the Supreme and Federal Courts in the city of Little Rock.
 May lS5q ly
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NEW FOUNDRY AT LTTTnE ROCK
 ARKANSAS

' THE Proprietors of the ca- u above establishment havere S1N cently enlarged and added to theirA1lEzzS former facilities for doing any klnd of work n thei line, by supplyinstheir shop with line
 Iron Lathe and Planer for finishing irons of any description, and efficient workmen in the Moulding, Blacksmthing, Pattern making, and Finishing departments, they would re spectfulIy ask those wanting anything in their ne to give them call as they will make Castings of the hest quality of almost any description on short notice Machine Blacksnithing done well and Dromptly. Patterns made when wanted, also Iron turning and blaming done neatly and with despatch
 Any kind of Machinery repaired or made, Gin Gear of the best quality on hand or made to order Dog Irons, Plow Points, Gudgeons and Boxes, and many other articles too numerous to mention, always on hand Persons wishing work done will confer a favor on the undersigned, by giving them call before going East or North for their work.
 Shop on Main street, near A. J. Wards carriage manufactory DRAKE & BYRD.
 Little Rock, Jan. II, 1860. NEW GOODS LUST received per steamer $. H. Tucker, eJ the following goods, all entirely and o the Latest designs and selected especially, viz: Genuine Turkish Hookas, (Water Pipes;)
 " Meerschaum Pipes silver mounted
 and plain;
 Genuine wazbowls. do do;
 Meerschaum Cigar holders, carved and plain;
 Meerschaum Washed Clay Pipes Ga new artice;)
 l Cigar Stands and Oriental Cigar Smokers; | Weichsel and Horn Pearl Stems, Stamcul Bowls; and many other articles of the Smoking Department.
 Genuine Imported Turkish Tobacco, "Zeniie' | brand, and Genuine Imported West India Smoking Tobacco, from the Isle of '' Surinam" of the croT l of lo46, in coils.
 respectfully invite my friends and the public in | general, to an examination of my stock, feeling assured that shall not fla to give entire satsiac tion to all who may favor me with their patronage B. BERNAYS, Inporter of, aud | Dealer in Genuine Haoana Ciqars, 1 Markham sfreet--in Ashley'S Brick Ror. 1 Little Rock April 2S, 1860.
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II. c. DYE, J.. K. ?. PRITCH ARD, Sulphur Rock, Ark. JackSonport, ATA
 DYE & PRITCEARD,
HAN H} ''l liEHI 5,
As1'C.,
Jacksonpori, drk.
TERMS REASONABLE. Nny. 30. 1859 lY

To Persons who are Desirous of Selling
 their Farms THE undersigned have numerous appl- \ cations for improved or Unimproved farms, oi all qualities and szes and would respectfully soi- cit all persons who may be desirous ot disposing oi their land or other property to good advantage- to send them com plete description of their lands, improvements, titles, etc., together with price and terms of pay ment
 When a sale is made by them, they charge mo derate commission, and if no sale, no charge or expense will be incurred.
 For further particulars address
 DYE & PRITCHARD, Dec. 2l, 1859. 3m Jocksonport, Ark
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LARGE assortment of Hats and Caps just "A received and for saleby
 ALSO-A Large assortment of other goods too numerous to mention We cordially invite all to call and examine our goods before purchas ng else where. w. F. POPE CO.
 Little Rock, June ?, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

P. B. COX, Attorney at Law, offers his profess sional services to the public. He especially invites patronage in the Supreme and Fedtrdl Courts at this place. Little Rock, Ark.)
 From his long experience at the bar, he is conf- dent that he can give entire satisfaction. Persons living at distance, will find that they save both money and time by contdng their business to his care.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, May 26, 1860. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

RoBT. H. DEDMAN TEAS J. CAMERON. DEDMAN & CAMERON, Attorneysa at Law, and solicitors in chancery, and general land agents
 Office on east side of rublic square, Princeton, Dallas eUunsv, Ark Feb zj Ss.
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X. PoTI,oCK
worm Candy


 Santonine IoZengeS. WYE offer these Lozenges without dis w gGise as to their composition. As their name imports. they depend for their efficacy upH SantOnine aone--the lately discoveredactivepri6> ciple of the European or Levant Worm Seei. All the merit which we claim for our medicine is tine purity of the Santonine which it contains and the careful manner in which it has been ncor- porated with and distributed through the mass from which the Lozenges have been formed To be sure of these important points, we have them rrepared at the Louisville Chemical Works, where the Santonine is first tested for its purity and then canbined in the Lozenge in such way as to retain its Trorerties and virtues unchanged. To the Profession we present valuable ana well known medicine in convenient and attractive form, Of uniform and known strength-ihe direc- tons iniica,ing the dose of SalitJnine according to the T. z. P
 IT. the public we offer remedy for Worms efh- cacous, slfe, and as pleasant confectionery, ut a moderate price.
 For sale by ali reputable Druggists throughous the South and West.
 WILSON, PETERS X CO,
 Main st., Louisville, Ky. July 1, 1869. 3m tri-w
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Planters Save your Buildings.


 s. s. VOSBURG.
 OF VICK SBU RG, M $ s., IS prepared to raise, lower, or remove | Buildings of all sizes and shapes, 10 any dis tauce. with less force and in less time than any body else, WITHOUT DAMAGE. He will also Re-Sill Gin Houses Mills and every description of Build ings, and all kinds of heavy framing, ina superior manner. He is also prepared with all the requisite Machinery to raise Gin Houses, Mills, and every description of framing. He will also remove Brick Buildings. He will also raise LARGE CORNlC. INGS TONES TO THE TOPS OF THE HIGH EST BUILDINGS.
 TO INSURANCE COMPANIES, MARINERS
 AND COMMERCIAL MEN: s. S. VosBuRG is also prepared to Raise and Launch Sunken or Stranded SteamboatS, Ships,
 Vessels, etc., tice Also RAISE AND LOWER DECKS AND CABINS, and do all kinds of Boat work pertaining to his business.
 Orders solicited. Communications addressed to me will receive prompt attention.
 April l4, 1860. 6m s. S. vOSBURG. Largest Southern Piano Manufactory.
 Gold Medals in four Sucessipe Years' 4 T the Maryland Institute, be- sezss "A sides first premiums at the FairsfF z \ M in Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond Testimonials of excellence from THALBERG, ,STRA BOSCH, and G. SATTER. As also from some of the most eminent Professors and Amateurs in the country.
 WILLIAM KNABE & CO, Nos. l, 3, and q North Eltaw street, BALTIMORE, would respect, full invite the attention of the public to their we'll assorted stock of Grand and Square Piano Fortes, which, for beauty offnlsh, power and sweetness of tone and elasticity of touch, having been, by judges, pronounced unrivaled. Every Piano guar. anteed for five years, and privilege of exchange granted at any time within months, if not entirely satisfactory.
 Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
 PIANOS taken in exchange, hired and repaired WILLIAM KNABE & CO, Feh % IS6O ly BaItinore
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In reply to frequent inquiresI would say, that prepared to travel to any part of the state, and will go prepared to do everything in the line oi my profession in the neatest possible manner. Per sons wishing my services will please drop me line to that effect, as shall not have time to go except where have caIls and will only charge the regular Memphis and eastern prices, same as charge in my office. N CASE, Dentist.
 ittlo Rocl Ark Eeh 03 ,aQ=ly
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DENTAL NoTIcE--Dr. II. N. k-szs.::::ss.

DENTAL NOT1CE.--Dr. 1T. N. kyssss...s CASE, office next door to Gov. Conway's UQYTr residence, where he is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession Artificial teeth with lrtfcjsh gums from one to full set inserted so as to look perfectly natural. All full sets inserted on the suction, or atmospheric pressure principle, feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth, and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth, if taken in time, can be plugged so as to preserve them for life.
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HATS and CAPSi

rOO BALES SPUN YARN, just received and COU for sale by W. F. POPE < co.
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Livery Stable in Dewitt, Arkansas.

Livery Stable in Dewitt, Arkansas. THE undersinged has just 1lLEG.sss5;gs..ee E.ss-;;s-s.ee \ completed q large and conve- Es---1H-- niently apportioned LIVERY STABLE in the town oi Dewitt, Arkansas, where he is prepared to keep horses by the day, weeks or month.
 Healso has and will constantly keep a lot of good Saddle and Buggy Horse to hire on liberal terms
 Oct ,. 1859. lv JAMES M. BARKER
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LAW CARD.

II Demetrius, and the cyattsmen ,chich are scitA him, hare matter against any man, the Lao IS open and there deputies tet thn IMPLEAp one another l Acts XIX, 3o.
 GEORGE W. NORMAN. Attorney at Law, I having removed to Hamburg, Ark's will continue to practice law in Ashley, and the adjoining coun- ties in South Arkansas also in any other county ir the State when the business will authorize it. REFERENCES.
 Hon. E. A. Nisbet, Hon. Washington Poe, J. C.. Plant, esq.,, Macon, Geo.; Hon. E. c. Cabaniss. Hon. R. F. Trippe, c. sharp, esq, Forsuh, Geo.; Messrs. Soaring x Co.,, Nep Orleans l Feb. 9, 1860. 6m.
 W. N. MAY, Attorney at Law, Dardanele, I ell county, Arkansas. Feb g '59
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May Eb, IT bU. 1T. ARKANsAS INSTITUTE FOR THE
 BLIND.

ARKANSAS INSTITUTE 1S0 41a6
 BLIND. THIS Institution tat Philadelphia, Clark \ county has procured the valuable services oi Mir. OTIs PATTON Principal. Mi. Patton has taught eleven years in the Kentucky Institute tor the Blind, and brings to the Institute the intorma- ton, experience and capacity, necessary to the most complete success.
 Pupils are solicited and will be received at any time until the Institution be full, of which fact, (should it occur) due notice will be given. Those between the age of six and fifteen years Ire chiefly desired although those more advanced will be at present received.
 The terms are one hundred and sixty dollars per annum for Board and Tuition, including every thing except clothing. Those unable to pay will be received free of charge.
 By order of the Board
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stean1 Saw Mill

steam Saw NIi11.
 ITO PLANTERS AND OTHERS. ALL persons in need of Lumber can ~ have their orders filled with dispatch and out of Inv kind of timber usually found in the coun- trv. by addressing or handing their orders to the undersigned at Little Rock. or sent to the Steam Mill at the mouth of Fourehe te Face on the Ar kansas liver. about thirty miles above this city. Kills of Lumber to be filled will be made out for paiiies when desired without any charge for the same.
 Lumber delivered at any point on the Arkansas river when sufficient quantity is desired to boat or raft the same at market price
 JOHN WASSELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21
AN OVERSIZE

AN OVERSEER WANTED by G. D. Beck ham. For w faithful good overseer liberal wages Will be pad A married man preferred. July 9, 1860. 2w f.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21
1eeo.
 Packet
1860. 1860. Louisville and New Orleans Packe
 Steamer PACIFIC.

 1880. 1860 Louisville and New Orleans Packet
 Steamer PACIFIC. THIS magnificent Passenger 1 Steamer will run regularly be- .h1E, - tween the above cities during the Spring ana sum- mer of the present year. PASSING NAPOLEON on the following days at l o'clock P. M., each way. For Louisville-Monday, March 18th. {" Thursday, April 5th. {" Monday, May 7th. |" Wednesday, May 23d. {" Thursday, June 7th. Saturday, June 23d. 1 Sunday, July sth. Monday, '' 23d "Wednesday, Aug. sth. For New Orleans Monday, March l2th Thursday, '' 18th. Sunday, April 18th. Tuesday, May lst w :dnesday, May 18th. Friday, June lst. Saturday, June 18th. Monday, July 2d. |" Tuesday, l7th Wednesday, Aug. lst For passage apply on board or to
 BELL, BUCHANAN co, Aqents,
 No. 5l Poydras Street, ". o March q, 1860. 6ms
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"Pro Bono Publico!"
Goods! Goods !

A S it is near the time for me to purchase "A my fall stock of Goods, l would call or all persons indebted to me by note OF open accoun to call and settle without further notice.
 Julv MRS VIM. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

A00 Pieces FANCY PRINTS just received 4OO and for sale by W. F. POPE & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

DOM STICS. 0AO PIECES Domestics just received and for LOU sale by W. r. POPE & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

HARRIS FLANAGIN, President. THos. A. HEARD, Sec'y. Dec. 2l, 1859. ly ry All papers in this State that feel an interest in the Education of the poor Blind persons within this State, will please insert this advertisement 0yGfis for one year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

For Napoleon! THE superior, new and very sEze 1 light drauSht Passenger Packet .es.ssss;ssss =; SEE DuRNELL, Clerk, will make weekly trips during the Summer-leaving Little Rock every Saturday ga m. June 9th, lS60.-4w.
 Dried Beef and Beef Tongues, NOR sale by
 SARASIN KRAMER. Juns g; 166O
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JUHN W ASSELL. Little Rock, March 24, 1860. 6m FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE

For saie-consisting of Bureaus, lneszy Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Look GJ5i5 ing Glasses, Whatnots, Cribs, etc. sG
 Tine subscriber is prepared make all articles of Furniture ill superior style and repairing will also be neatly and proml tly done.
 Also, Coffin making and undertaking Cssssz3attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room on Markham st., on the corner below the Presbyterian church FRANCIS DIFFER Feb g 'S5-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21
Three Cheers for Arkansas

\ ND three times three for "A. w. F. POPE Sz CO, who have just opened one of the largest stocks of GOODS ever received in Little Rock, to-wit:
 ID ID I c
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BRAIGES.
sDTN RNi

0S PIECES BRACE. just received and for LO sale by w. F. POPE & co.
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JOHN POPE, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark. May II, 1859.

w E. STREET, Attorney and Counselor al Law, Lake Village, Chicot county, Ark
 Oct oG ,54-lv.
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D. II. REYNOLDS.

HENRY HAYES D. II. REYNOLDS. HAYES 6 REYNOLDS, Attorneys at Law,
 will practice in all the counties ot south-easter Arkansas Post office, Lake Village, Chlcot
 county, Ark. Prompt attention given to eollec- tions. July 6, 1859. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

HICKORY SHIFTING. SO PIECES HICKORY SHIRTING just re- CO ceved and for sale by
 w. F. POPE & co.
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S TRIP F &

STRI P S. 1OO PIECES STRIPES just received and for IUO sale by ". F. POPE co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-21

CHARLES c. FARRELLY. JAMES ". FINLEY FARRELLY 6 FINLEY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock Arkansas.
 June go 1859. lv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25
From the New York Observer.
SCIENTIFIC.
The Streoscope: It's WOndrous Beau
IN and POWer.
BY TIE REV. :. /. PRIME, AUTHOR OF THE
POWER OF PRAYER

BY TIE REV. :. /. PRIME, AUTHOR OF THE
POWER OF PRAYER"
As we for lhe 5rs, time came IN sight
Of tie Pyr~nias ~ Egypt, We were In
slandy seized wI'h The thought that we
had ,etu th,ni btiore Was il dream !
Had We in a moment Of waking delnsIon
been here 10 some dim period of the past,
or was hi, Ihr reproIucIion m the soul Of
an image termed by long hours Of silent
mediation on these old monuments OF
buried kings We stood awe sIruck.noi
more by lhr uighliness Ct the grand piles
Of past ages eap.d up IN these stones.
than We we're by he startling Impression
that tl,:s Is not oUr first Wei! TO tie Pyra-
miJs, lhoreh we had certainly never been
IN EgyP' hei"fe. !
a moments reflection called 10 mind
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gazed at the woman, for one moment,
and then told her knew some very good
fdGlers. She Immediately became calm,
and looking up inlo my face with an en-
quiring glance she said:
stranger, may be yon is good fiddler;
I'll 90 and gil Johns fiddle.
And off she started for the house. As
soon as she was ou! of sight, struck
spurs to my horse.
Few can understand the depth of such
feeling Us that.
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the actions Of some of the most ceirh'a'td
of the many heroes and patriots who Dis
tinguished themselves by eminent servl-
ces in the Revolutionary War, in the
Southern States Of the Union.
Among these, General Marion, whose
life occupies a considerable portion OF tie
volume, was one Of the most remarkable
characters who figured on the grand thea
ire of war in those times that tried mems
souls" Marion's achievements were OF
the most heroic and romantic character
and are always read with interest and sd-
miration.
General Moultrie, the iIIuslrions deien.
der Of the fortress which bears his name,
is not less interesting in his way.
General Pickens, was the companion
Of Marion, in some of his daring enlerPrl-
ses, and one Of The most useful OF all the
general officers who assisted in recover
inc the Southern States from the enemy.
Governor RuIledge, rendered services
10 the cause, of the most important nature
and displayed a character and ability e
quail to every emergency of those critical
and perilous times.
OF several other military Commanders
and Statesmen, we have given but slight
sketches, in consequence of the brei
space to which we were Limited.
Copies Of either Of the above books,
with handsome Gift, worth from 80 cts.
to SlOO, will be sent to any person IN
the United States, upon receipt OF 81 and
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your attention to his liberal method of
| transactng business, viz:
With Each Book that is bought at his
Establishment, Present is given-wortb
from Fifty Gents to One Hundred Dol.
| lars.
The Presents are Of good quality and
of the best Manufacture, and comprise
large assortment Of Gold and Silver Wat
ches, Silver Plated Ware, Silk Dress
Patterns, Jewelry, etc., ETC., ETC., too nu-
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Send for a complete Classified Cata-
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A NEW BOOK.
HEROES AND PATRIOTS
OF TIE SOUTH;
COMPRISING

SUhfhleING
l. ] T. s OF
General Francis Marion, General William
MoulHie. General Andrew Picbens, and
Governor John Rutledge.
With sketches Of other Distinguished He
rnes and Patriots who served in the Revo-
luiionary War, in the Southern States.
BY CECIL B. HARTLEY.
With engravings from original designs, by
G. G. WHITE. One volume, l2mo.,
cloth. Price 81.
From The PrJace.
The purpose Of the work Is 10 record
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what Gov. wise Intended.

= w nat GOV. W lSe INTENDED
AT the recent din1 Ter in Richmond, Gov.
Wise gave the folio Fging explanation Oi
his coarse in sendlhg so large force to
Charlestown during the troubles which
succeeded the raid bf John Brown. From
this extract il will he seen that the Cover
nor fully intended Ib carry the war into
Africa. if an allemp had been made TO
rescue Brown and his party.
Then it was:
+ Ist. To prevent the actual violence,
boodshed, murder a BID arson which would
have attended even an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 rescue the prisoners at Charles
town; an atempt,to9 which was serlousIy Iy
threatened, and the means for which were
in the actual cOnrse Of preparation.
2nd. TO arouse military feeling in
the State, which had lain TOO long dor
mant, and teach our men some military
organization and discipline.
3rd. 70 assure with confidence the
minds Of the border people, and to pre-
vent utter demoralizas siou from want Of
proper sense Of security and protection.
4lh. TO allay excl cement and inspire
general confidence n the State and
throughout The South and TO provide
waste gate" for feelings which were rea.
dy to burst out INTO al irregular guerrilla
war, which would have ended-God only
knows where.
5lh. TO arouse the conservative feelings
of our Northern confed crates, to become
the active instead Of thb passive friends OF
law and order, the Col bsliluIion and the
Union.
1t was 10 accomplish these several OBJ
iects, tha. called out ind raised and or
ganized as gallant and brave and efficient
and patriotic an army as ever mounted
guard over the safely 4d honor of al out
ragged soil and tbreateIe | country. The
day they were recalled from the eld,they
left the laws executed aud the reign Of law
supreme, and the border peaceful and quI-
ct, and they turned General RidicuIe'
INTO general respect, admiration, confidence
and gratitude.
And now, gentlemen, have another
confession 10 make IN you. ~ !dr as !
am personally concerned, have nothing
10 conceal. You have my heart in your
rand, and examine every tendrIl Of II.
ell you calmly and deliberately that if
here had been another raid, if the lines Of
Virginia had been crossed again, would
Iaye had not only fifteen or sixteen hun
lred men, but would have had twenty
thousand there, Great applause. And
tell YOU that the line would not have i
stopped me. | would not have stopped
hort of Chatham, in Canada West. Re-
lewed and prolonged applause would
AYE invaded the BRUSH lion himself al Z
he end OF the underground railroad.
Cheers and laughter.
Sir, il was verg convenien; to mel tel
ou, TO have a school Of instruction al 4
'haElesiown, 10 prepare the mllltary Ol
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7 MORNING, FEBRUARY 2j, 1850.
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA, SATURDAY M0RNI

the State and to their honor aud glory be
if said. that never did any boys improve
faster in any school than my boys did IN
the school of military instruction at
Charlestown. say again, that on Tie
first step being taken, the first gun hred,l
would have marched across the line
through the Western Reserve of Ohio. |
would have swept away Black Republi-
csnism on either side of the road and have
assaled the British Lion himself IN hls
den. Applause. And, gentlemen
tell vou this. that YOU may understand
what fighting the Union is. Laughter.
| hope You understand it now. But with
out going to Canada, the fifteen or SIX
teen hundred men accomplished mainly
the purpose whcH ! had in view, as your
nurposes will be always accomplished
when YOU have the law and the right on
your side. Il deferred inva<ion-i' held
ihe enemy bdck-n gave the confidence
of security to our peopIe-iI gave proper
direction TO irdignarion at the South; II
put the conservative element in tie North
in motion.