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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN sEiTE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Aeres and
Uprdrd on Long Credits and Lou Prices.

l,HE attention ohs snerpng ard Industrious portion OF the
community directed the following statements and liberal
inducements offered then by thu
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$50 REGIMENr VA. MILITIA.

BEApQClSrsas, February. ls5,. n
= 1lDrs ~.
IF Rs BATTALION shall be composed Of TIE lst au1 sn
! N1-ste is I,'r'c's.
~ .uNB COEP1NY ITTEHTTpNt
Attend Ger yogr o'mpany at FAHt~i. en- sATr sDAl,
Wt-N 2i. l>f.. ~ - 0'to't NJ.
ErS 100 gNn CuvrtNY shall b. fellows -Comnen-lnr q
CD -1u 1e ~ hamburg stage RoNF thence ol-ug o. 5
rstr-H a. Meyers thence along road isa'ing nom a. H..
N- New Bridge road thcce sloag &E o. ige road 10
t5-.l1a .ue and along tbs n-r Co starting p1lnt
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL Oh taE Rt-aA CLvcs AND THE sREsCa
LESlSLAlV "a Ilcf0 IA AID PIRLIAMENT-HER
INTEREST IN AMERICAN AEEAIRs-A LAST A pa L
FROM I5E AG or sAPLES-IHg PJPi AND TIE
"a DlAIANS Se ~
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

Which, they Will percege VII enable them by proper energy,
and Industry provide comfortable homes for them
selves families WITH comparatively speaking little capt
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DIR D. ~. GARLICk.-DEAR
49, sE-Ihave for some months used 10 nv family Sem
NJ = jIsty cee,r,ej Bakln Pc " ders aud take pleas
ling them a families the best article
have ever tried for making light sweet spongy bread There
bread when Seniple's Powders are used
Respectfully. }. RcHAR LE"tftEs.
p.t.r.hrrg u r,lv S5th ls6O tet n
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TINO PHYSICIANS AND SCUDEN1S.-An new
an rare remedies ncl1dng Propyanln AMI rs cen.
pounds eubcarbona Taanat NaeranAte and subnA'- OF
uuth.
All the rompound OF ron such as Monse ptpareuon
Prayrzs luton Of Pernr Prot nitrate, Iron Alum,
yup Of scptr phosphate P,raphphae OF lron Citrate Of
stycLna &C. 0Kalate Of CsTum Phosphate Of nc and
PotassL Ahe pounds Of MorTa, ouioa Cadmun n,
Iodue Sodium, Potassium Nickel, &c, &C.
Ia form OF combination ard every
thing else Pharmaceutical line, all oil which VIII take peas
howlag Physicians and Medical Students aud OF giving
Information about In person, by letter. to h6s At DIS
tane- JOSEPH LAlDLEl,
Chemist Sign Of the Red Mortar,
n1g oh and Main Streets, Richmond
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NOTICE.
rTNHE FIRM OF PULLIAm q BELTS having his
day ceased WILLIAM H. BETS will continue 10 the Negro
Auction Business, and has taken into Co partnership with
him GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
arm Of BETIS GREGORY at their Sales Room, frankie
Street four doors below Wall Street and aboat square below
the former Office of Pulam Belts respectfully solicit
nuance the patronage which literally wu
H. Belts while 10 the arm Of Pu liam Belts.
They have obtained the services OF Mr. BusaRoD W. ELxoRr
CLERK, who has ~ Interest 10 the business WEI II. BETT2,
T.. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER slhS Auctioneer. my 10y
A PARTICULAR NOTICE.
WE return sincere thanks friends and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received add hope by strict attention business
merit continuance OF the skng
parslons 10 business extensively than formerly
aLlN. HILL CO.. No. 12I Main street,
Manufacturers AID Importers OF Boos and Shoes,
Richmond Va
Ps We are nov prepared 10 settle all which due
hat may be en.ed 10 the arm OF Alex Till Co Alex
TIN indius- and hope an persons Who Indebted
sill pl ase come forward and settle them fohwh all
that passed due and remain unpaid will placed the
Of 3 collector. Ls@l A. hill CO.
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your tJnpany. 4 Carriers 0rocsry, on
slrCsptY, Ne'rh l>6 a. o'clock NJ BY order 70 CoO
l- WI % PkTOR aIlt $50 Rte't
t-,i- Cf .IE shall be follows Crmmen,0g - Cor
.r Ire Utl,hu-g Rcai along his R1at %
-tsr oc,-y thence along Central Road Io Almond Crs-
Almond Greek James River, thence uP the River C
e5rll iuu lice, and along this line 90 starting point
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NATUNAL MA4rCI

~ L - - -
Suppose case suppose have sandy rel, white grizzly
or iaunr yellow Suppose prefer light brown, rich
lark brown bacs Well you apply W you are visr)
CRiSTlDOR0S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and 20 raiIu;rs your mirror shows yous
WONDEKRU TEANSF MATION!
Eyery before unsiFhty blemlsh
IS row Al Of beau a magnificent bead hair" Is
the exclamation you The difference be
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Ea not more striking betEeCn gray rel head IN
Il % nature which this famou, dye has be
rrI Manufactured by CRIsTArOKO, Astor House. New
Yok every where, and applied by all Hair Dessers.
iai-dSwlm
CHEAP INSTRANCE.-H
49, ten. Rre Proof say- insure much more Tor the
as a. AZ Iusu. Ance Poci aud IA yeas Bus
be We have good IN
/ .tr- KNOWLES wALF0RD Agents,
/ i.qi $50 Va street
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID 8. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACtCEs all the Courts Of the ceunt,s Of Neon aud
Amherst He will stiead to any Law business entrusted
hin In tdlacent counties
Ts- address rye River Warehouse p O., Nelson Co, Va
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AUCTl0N SAILS
This DAY

| A ClLi0N SALE OF THEvALIiBLE Law
| n LIBR RY or THs LaTE JuVGf y H. Mt ~
TIRE LA" LIBRARY a The late judge DsD.l VII sold
u. auction Of j. II. Dyses, THURtDAf gbiusry gs
| Sale 10 Commerce m8o'a oek,Pw,
Among he md valuable books
' re- MA RI PORTs. 70 vo.unsa
bfG.ts u COaaCN LAW RtPuRTS - voinra
CoEE's asrOpTf, yoirrles
R0bINsONy FOlMs. -
kOsISsCNs PRACTICE, (od sHiion)
ACTS oy AssExEfY, ISL 10 1874
h sfe' all the Standard WORKS u.ray found veil fsi.. tel
| Law Library.
Cstalogu ready AID ray 10 hatf n. Aue Iu,tr
or OF WET HNsToS Book,el, iJ ". iie.t, ~ic .i
auead 10 purchasing fr sueh gentlen ,y he unast
| tend the iGlr r is--,..,
BY GoDDrN 4 Ar gasnS. AUcrs
TRUSTREs SALE or SEHY vALUARLR
n AND DsIsABLE PalVAiE DWELLING o. 6fa BsrWtBN
Clay AND LtlGH hIsBy VIZ 81 deed eaecu'rt Nv
Richard ". MGuder ard wifi. IN The tuhscrioe %
february i,6, Guy 'ded In Eihnond Hntng. Court
shall proceed 10 sell st public auctn Tor
THUR DAY, The ltt February le5l, o.loek Air
II not The fair dag thereaeS the liable PsIyATt
EkIDhS H. located The lot
side of 9Th street, back iee feet, Tie prtyer
ass o. apsoe dwelling (nesy new farnhed good yie
modaiion 70 isrse family The 6rysLta dsorP
I'd. The location OF this property dsa Tor private
residence The ioT 1861 10 be paid by the purchaser
EoLtnHG 6 w. HANALLr rru.,ee.
ea's conducted ~ Con ~ ArPKhsoS, Auct's fec
p. s.-Althoush the deed reqsIres ca SALE yet
thozcd by the creditor In lieu OF cAsh the
be rs FELIX vs. VIA ca balance at and " moths Tor ne
Eo,atie ties, interest sided, properly secured
W. GoDDIs,
GopDrs 4 ARR RsoS, Aects. fr9o
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PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.

PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.
MEADE& BAKER
OFFER Physicians and Graduates OF Medicine select as
~ sor;ment OF and Reliable MedcneL Pharmaerncai
Prouuc Medical saddle Bags Medicine Chests Pocket and Ope
rating Of Surgical citing and Dental Cases
Trusses Csvicle AppIaiu ns and every variety OF IA 81
cal instruments al manufacturer prces
Young Physicians commencing the practice OF medicine
examine stock and estimates OF outfits before
purchasing elsewhere that supply
a1 and properly prepared me n,s good hey
can get them 10 Philadelphia or New York $500
MADE 4 BAKER,
Manufacturing PhsrmSceutisI
1NG Maio street. cor above Post nice,
,.iI Richmond Va
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The prices lands vary from sGto t25 according
to location quality, &c First csss farming aues sell for about
40 10 t2 per acre and the relative expense Of bdr rrss
ud an compared with land the ratio Of to 10 In favor
Of the former The the bulk Of these lands will Be
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| BY GoDDrs AAP yasnS AUcrs
TaIsTEs,s SALE or xKHY vaLUAKLE
ny DAVIS DrrTpRyv a ~

BY DAVIS DrUpREg 80.
On NEGkOEs.--we viii Sc .s, at ~ es,,sh
OO Thirty likely slaves DAVE DyrIPREE CO,
iyl3 oad Fellows Hall, Bsyo aud vrAntrn Sta
BY DGTTs GAs1OKY, Aueta
n HKGR0Es.-Ts Will sell This Morning. 81 10 clock
III 10 likely Negroes BETTE GRIC0RY, Auct'rA
FrAakip 81. set.
BY PuLLIAh 4 90. Aacts
Ok NEGkOEs-ws will sell IS Likely Meg sss soaAy All
AD O'Clock. PULLlAN co, Ancts,
odi Fellows Had.
House ssvsns. ccCss, 4.shsT, and Irones for sale
privately, nyli
sY HEoToR DAVE, Auet
SO NEGRO Es-Ths dag O'Clock xii se arr lhsy
~ Slaves. RIpIoR DAVIS.
Js9a-du
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Attend q o. At tR'hos ol WEDNESDAY
Oh. -.rH ity o. February. ISL, AZ ~ O'Clock.
Ctgr,>Y sNal be as fnoSs Commencing Il
Crt-- ---erv lhu-r Road theme along 'his Ro "a
g. Clthrht theme the Road stnE into Long Bise
R.l -u fs Log E dze Road Central Road, and along
Ce-t-a. Road. 90 A o.. Caters.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
HoRRoRs or CIVIL WAR

To those who are unfamiliar with the bis,
tory ofyiyil wars. and arellow, ptrhaps 10.
ioicfng at the prospects Of q @brgsl. Z We
would commend the following. J. Ii will
give him q pretty good idea Of what We
may surely expect uuless reason rnlcs tile
day: .. ..:3:,.. A. .s H 4. ..;i
IA Asa warning to the American people
at this time they should read the history
Of the French Revolution, md coilteni.
plateits horrible results. The extent 10
which blood was shed during It's eohtiGn.
ance will hardly be credited by the pre-.
sent age, but Is correctly stated that the
number Of victims reached OBS, 35I. OF
this number lis, 6g3 we're gnillotided ty
tile order of the Revolutionary Tribunals;
SO 600 we're victims under Carrier at
Nantes; 80, 900 ut Lyons; 8, 400 women
died Of premature Child birth from grief;
and there were slaiH during the war. Ia
La Neiidec, 900 900 men, $4,000 women
aud $4,000 children III this ennmera,
lion are not eonpreilendcd tile massacre
nj Versailles, ut the Abbey, the Carnlts;
and other prisoners, on the ID Of SepteHl.
Der; the victims shot ut Touion aud Mar.
settles. or the persons slain 10 The little
town Of Bedoin, Of which the whole popl-
Iation perished. XII . h
q. This is but the history, embracing o
very short period, Of a Siligle nation. If,the
records Of aIi other nations that have fool.
.isiiIy warred with eneli other, were written
aud eoInllrGsSeiI within. n narrow commas
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.

TnEEE is n. famous prescription III use
10 England, says the SprlBgRc4d RePsbit.
can, iUr the cure Of drunkenness, hy which
thousands are said to have been assisted
ia recovering themselves. The recipe
came iuta uotorictY through the efforts Of
john ErIe Hall. commander Of the
Great Eastern steamship lie had fai.
len iHto such habitnal drunkenness that
bis must earnest Efforts to reclaim himself
proved mayailinS. At feugth he sought
the advice Of al emimut physician, who
gave htm u prescription which he followed
faithfully for seven months, aud at the
end Of that time had lost all desire for
liquors, ailhoughehe had been, ior many
years led captive by most debasiRg aP'
petite,
The recipe, which he afterwad pub
.lished, aud by WHICH so many other drunk
ards haze been assisted: to reform, is y,
follows: -.., g. .,.. ....-...
"Salphnte Of iron, 5 grains; inagnesja
10 grains; peppermint water, IL drachh,s
spirit Of nutmeg, / tiraehm; twice a day
This preparation acts as u tonic and Siima
liant, uld SO partially supplies the place o
the ACCUSTOMED liquor. aud prevents thu
absolute, physical and moral prOstraliol
7 that follow q sudden brsskiug of frol
.he 2as q 6,izl :iat'se f'iEks J. sass
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Mi5rella utau5

HAND, wuaKEG WOVEN ---sfra; Lamb has
haniei El9 co1ls OF wood. one third VI RlIIs
With u pair of.two year old ltifsts.. aud Piled
IL au the share Of Mtoschead lake, Me-, tllis
winter single handed i Miss tatford aiso.
ON a hand SGD. hauled so cords 0f wood 10 the
shute Of the same lake 81. y ,2.5t
THE FIRx zeGAvE Bxr1Ea = The uniform
Of Ellsworth 5 Fire zpuaves Ii Of grey cloth.
with q rel shit, tue CELLAR Of which sufuS
broadly over flowing jacket, They are armed
with sharp riilo', 70 which the sabre bayoheS
10 10 b. nttarre'i These arms were purchased
BY private funds. ut a cost of ! To- Goo, ar ~
TEt4dRARns Is GEEAr BRrtIS. --TherG are
in Airsat Beihlin four lines OF electric or mag.
nelie telcgr.Rhs. namely; the Electric ami Ia.
'ternationll Line, the British and Irislf Magns.
&c and Sonth Eastern Railway Line, and the
Londen, Btighton. aud sputh Coast Railway
Liuc: Ths inst Ut these lines extends over y
lfatsnes Of CLOS nItirs; thu second, OF 1855
milcsi sle thit,b, 30s miles, and the fanrth;
it9 mil 5, making the total length OF all the
tidcs 10, 1856 miles, The length Of the Mirai
uENh az Nt AteSs1 itHSs AAheuuISu IN ttlc yoAN
1858 10 4s Sd m los; tho number OF stations
oRere.t for tbs pah!ld was a,a; ami the number
of Instruments was 1 $50 .." -
JEaUssLEM "A correspondent. Of Ille Liver
t0h Icroarg, writing from Rome, states that
French otiic,rs have lately; beeu very busy in
obtaining Information respeeting Jerusalem
and the stat Of things IN that quarter. Hv
adds that they had boon tAkieg neasuTemenis
in serelae localities, piriiealGtly tho Bgoaad
that lies about the Mosque Of Omar on Meuat
Mariah. From Jerusalem they have gone t.
hebron, GaEt and other points, for the like
purpose. 1t was also currently reported that
a body Of French troops Mas shortly to com,
/ to Jerussleni, while another would be stationed
I at JaGI, and third on Mount Ca mel. A
I f1eS rdut, h7 says, the French officers openlj
| affirmed that thsir Government had no inten
tion Of withdrawing the force sent out, bu
were abUnt to employ them shortly on ass
aud yAtY different erraad To that for whlol
they osteasibly came. The French wers ala
actively employed IN making road froul N
Holy City to Damascus, along which thk
were elaeting houses at certain intervals
Il said that slgh q scheme as this iRtslliseao
shows u be in the course Of development
/ peiats to tho TtL!iSihg VI Pio Eonos issoEft'
Il Plsl q ssG 3visg the sstt e sLs rs2aey
y NsFy'sE,aa- ~. >. -
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ous. He extended her territory, improy.
Cd the army, created her feet, destroyed
the oppressive tyranny Of the MOBILES, aud
fixed tile language by founding the French
Academy, He abased the King that the
monarchy might be disastrous, established
a despotism thii anarchy might cease. de.
ieinIated the mobility that commerce. learn.
ing and order might come 10 the neopIe
and intrigued AMI imprisoned, baaishe,l
and behended, lived. died and was iinnllor.
tIl for tho glory aud exaltation Of France
His sins we're many and dark, but they
were only spots on n wide disc Of solar
light; his farce passions, Like Tie trade.
winds, often stfewed The beach with
wrecks, but they also brought 70 the har-
Dor stately ships freighted with The rarest
treasures Of lid. LII tho cabinet he was
The Argus with mi! hundred eyes, III: the
field Briareus with an hundred arms, Ii
camp, in court, in cabinet, he was The
day-star Of Frances national glory, rising
from the twilight Of the middle ages, q
beacon for all after Statesmen, cleaning
forever on The horizon, like the eternal
compass Of the Pole. H. L
With nil his transceHdant mind, Richie.
lieu was superstitious. Lit was that he was
too successful not to be superstiiious, He
believed III The prophecies 81 the statsnntl
translated from. the matrimonial alphabet
of tile heavens the tsestuies which God
had there wrfttenfor RiGlieEieu und Tor
France But lie paused not under the sweet
.inAgeIices Of The Pleipdes, nor askei thd
prophecy Of the gentle llesper; he studied
under tlie. consolidated ladps Of Orion with
his glittcring sword, or sought for Afcta.
rus with lis bow, or Mars with his lurid
glare, or q headiong comet, outiaWed from
the spheres .Two}huutlre,i and iffty years
after. the prOnti Republic Of the West,
distracted, dismclnbeyed and anarchical;
with discovered flag, divided stripes and
wandering stars, requires one heart as III,
dainitable, d wilEis resistless, and M arm
as strong with heFycs Of steel us was that
Of Armand Richeieu. Il \. u: n .s:...
God grant that another Rien2i may not
be called 10 utter lila eloquent ianienta.
tiOlts aHl1ug the fallen arches and hraEetl
monuments aud dethroHrd statilary of. d
second Rome, Or another Marfas to inohF0
amid the ruins Of q modern Carthage: or.
daip that when the. clouds. are darkest
and the gluom deepest, some one lnay
comic from stuoltg the departing people,
and who, laying the sorcefy ;of d master
bandanpon disnnion, shalt say. Put away
the swerd-5States can be saved with:
ont - ~ Itllt hen this sit,, sl,a.H r;sI.o
.gtudttcH The hearts, Ut afterrofathg and still
united people, at each Passover oi. I.rbsr.
~ thsre may stand revealed on the silt
assembling pyfalnid Of national greatness,
and writtenir in. characters Of insnifrrable
light; the triumphant declaration, There )
no such word as Fair s.. T.. p. i. :.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
CHINESE sEI.F,sAeRITIcE.

~
4 HoNG KoxG paper contains The fol-
lowing account by mn eye Witness of 4
voluntary sacrifice OF life by a di@oHso,
late widows I: ?. II; Il .', ,,.
). J: 2 a few days since yEmet a ChiDrge PRO.
tession passing through the-torpign settle.
ment, escortiHg u young Iemale.iI ScIrlct
and gold, IN a rieiay-deeorated chair, the
object OF which fonHd was to invite the
public toaconle aud see her kaiig herself
a step she had resolved To take III zcouse-
quebue Of the death Of her husband, by
which she had been left cilildIeSS widow
Both being orphans, this egeet had sever:
ed her dearest earthly Ties, aud she hoped
by this sircliliee to secure 10 herself eter.
Hal happihess, and meeting with her
hiishiinit III the next world. ] repaired
:on the day appointed to the fndicatel SPOT,
We had scarcely arrived when the same
procession was seeii advancing from the
.josshoAse Of the widows native village to,
ward ScGtfold aud gaIIows erected in an
adjacent field. aud surrounded by hundreds
Of natives OF both sexes. The feniale por.
ton, attlred in their gayest holiday eos.
tune, were very numerous, The process.
sion having reached the foot Of the scat.
fold, tue lady was assisted to ascend by
her male attendant, and after having wei.
coined the crowd, ,parlook with some te-
male relations Of a repast prepared for
I her at a table on the scdifold, which size
appeared 10 appreciate extremely. A
cinid itr arms was then placed upon the
table, which, she eaEessed nHd adorned
with necklace she had worn herself
She then took an ornamental basket con
/ tanning rice, herbs and flowers, aud While
scattering them among the crowd, deliver.
4 ed short address, thyalkiag them for
their Attendance, Hsd upltolding the mo-
tiFcs which urged her 10 the step she was
about 10 take. This done. u salute Of
I three bUmhaEdS announced the arrival Of
p; tbs tune for the performance OF the last
; act OF existence, when delay was occa-
I stoned by the discovery OF The abSeacy
LOT q reluctant hroinpri pending whose AT
rival lut TIE drscribe the maanS Of UNtGr'
Mutation. The gHli0Ws was formed hyan
Upright timber Oh each sde Of the scat
fold, Supporting a stout bamboo, from the
rcutre. Of which was suspended loop Of
red cord, with. "A small wooden ring en-.
braci4g both parts Of 1t, which was cover
I ed by red silk handkerchief, the whole
Inning being Surnouuted by an awning.
Tie missing brother having been Induced
To appear, tue wldo@ non proceeded 10
moaHt on chair placed uudyF this moose,
and 10 Ascertain its GtpeSs for her recep'
! ton, deliberately placed her head IN ii,
/ then Withdrawing her head, she waved Il
! Raai aihgu to the ndmlrIng spectators. aud
committed herself 10 its embraces for The
last time, throwing tho red handkrrchid
over her head Her supports were no"
about to- be Withdrawal. when ShO was re
| minded by several voices in the cFowC
that she had omitted 70 draw tie rim.
= waist shoR'G 'ishtsr IT, ao-e r722s u
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
GREAT SAIL LAKE CITY. SATURDAY.. JUNE 22 1861 4

Of slavery, Is II likely that they would do
such ncts2 No The South Il forcing
the negroes into the war, and II must take
whatever consequences may arise there.
from 49,
Nor are there Lacking northern eombus.
tibles 70 kindle this terrible cohfiagration.
John Brown, jr., the son Of old Osawa.
tonic Brown, Of Harpers Ferry notoriety,
is gathering at Beaver Creek, in Western
PENNSYLVANIA, force Of negroes 10 Ia.
wade the South aud free the slaves. There
can be no doubt Of this. Four hundred
were gathered, ut the last accounts, and
were in camp undergoing military instruc4
ton. They were expecting fifteen hun
dred blacks additional in u few days, and
had receiEeda large supply Of provisions
from Pittsburgh. They are within d days
march Of the Virginia line, are well dressed
and armed, principally come from Canada,
and, therefore, are escaped sngitiyes eager
10 wreak their vengeance on the Southern
whites, Led by the sou 81 John Brown,
they will be dangerous indeed. II. !. ..
In the Mobile Register. We find an
account Of another projected raid, which
that paper says is accompanied by the
name Of the writer, with request that il
should not be Published lest il bring him
TO punishment, He says that gang Of
eleyenor twelve hundred desperate men
Is organizing IN Northern Illinois aud
Southern Wisconsin. to set out for Texas,
10 stir up the Indians to hostilitles, plun.
der the country, and. gof course, free the
slaves. The leader Is a man nnmed John.
son, expelled from Arkansas rs an Aboli
ZIONIST, and eager for revenge. Another
branch of the expedition Is to sail from
Boston III vessel laden with ice; bonlsl
Tor Florida, ard is TO operate on the Gull
coast east of Texas ..= .l... g.Gs II
II n serei!e iisnrrection becomes for
Emidable anywhere, WHIT is 10 keep ii
down all ever the South IT. is well known
that the whole four inillionso f slaves nre
i'm a terment, and expect their speedy liter
alton. Yet, with this mine under their
feet, the Southern States are rushing into
q war, the events Of which may place il be.
yofd our power to arrest tue catastrophe
alluded 10. Already We find Northern
Journals eagerly advocating the policy Of
encouraging fugitive slaves. IL may be
that when the iHSurTection happens, as
happen il must, there viii be generals aud
men in our army generously disposed TO
carry ont the idea of General Batter, end
turn aside from the, duty before them 10
suppress che revolt. Bat il IS time that
we should decide what We are TO do. We
are ctftiaFking III d war TO siniiieate the
authority Of tile Government aud to sup.
press rebellion. Ar The shareholders are
insane ehohgh to war against US, let thcm
with their own power take care OF their
slaves. We do not perceive thai they are
capable. Of understanding the obligations
they would he under To US Tor such ser:
vices. and, in n military point Of view. il
is not difficult 10 perceive which way orr
advantage lies.--P1itadetphid NORTH 4sp-
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