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81
NTOTIGEy Ito ALL PERSONS M
IN TER RSTRDl IN THR NAVIGATION OF
THE OHIO RIVER 1900 e S4i..s'"
ii Tho construction Of the Bridge over the
Ohio RiVefst PAfkeEdbuFg, which the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company Is building, by au-
thodty Of IN oct Of Congress, It became nGccs-
bnry 70 obstruct ono OF the Channel spans b.
false works, OF which due notice was given. n
This 10 to give Ibtlet, thAtthp said wide Span,
nearest the VlrgtRl8 shore, ShAB been completed,
with clear water way Of. 20 leet above Highest
water known, and 825 feet between masonry, and
that after NOON OF MONDAY, the l4th 81 this
month, the iAlseWorke viii haze been removed
from haId span and placid In the next channel
span, near the Ohio shore, which will be clOSOd
All Boats, Raits and Goal Fleets are varied q
make for the Virginia ChHnnel Sp8h 0ftBr th6 18th
day Of this month. E1uE 81 fidu libl! H'
gnTTfl JAMES 4 RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer B. d ORR.
BALTIMORE, Nd, 10Th November, 1870. E.Fqa
nOYlI.eod
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Organic wRARNypOo

Immediately cured and flll Yigor restored.
Th9 9laresaing Affection, which FendeFb Life
aisSlS6le and marriage impOsslble 10 the penalty
Eva ~ tne Meume Of improper induIgenceS
Young persons arc TOO apt 70 commit exceSSOs
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful conScOnen.
COS that may Cnsue, Now, who that understand1
the subject will pretend 70 deny that Inc poWcF
Of procreauon 10 lost sooner by those fSllinR into
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy nj.
spring, the most serious and destructive Symp-
toms Of both body and mind arise. The sYstriu
6eeomesl derang6d, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened, Loss Of ProcEcatlVe Power,
the Heart, Indigestion, ConstItntion0I DebiiitT
AID Wasting Of the Franc, Cough, Consumption
Decay and Death.
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The force that arrived ON, the steam.
boat, three Providence companies, and a
number of volunteers, in ali about seven
hundred muskets, with six field-pieces,
had been placed under the command Of
Col. William Blodgett, andiwere on their
march TO the insurgent headquarters,
when it was announced that DOR had
fed. Although hotly pursued, he made
good his escape. A few ofhis men, more
reckless than the others, held out after
the flight, oia'theirl leader, and stood by
their guns with lighted matches, com.
mGndi1g The street BY which Col. Blod.
gett marched toward them, but they soon
IiisDerscdE .Ig1 sbt iE 81 tefflJl go Sa.sz'J
After tho second attempt 10 which Il
have refeFredy sDorr fled again. - Aiter.
ward, returning Voluntarily within the
State, he was arrested, tried. cOnvictedsof
high treason, and sentenced2to imprison.
mGnt for life. He, was offered o pardon
on condition that be. would take the oath
Of allegiance -tonthe, State!i 4 This he re.
fused to do, on tie Ground that he had
committed no ofEense, and tint to take the
oath, Wouldlbe 10 admit a criminality OF
which he, had not been guilty At. the
end Of q year lie was discharged hncon.
ditionRllyv under. q general act 0E,amnesty.
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TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE Il


~ L4ifph 0aliwst' R49 uETfILN
BY urta9 H 4 de9doG tr1tt mRda bAithd lSth
day Of September, A. D. 1889, BY Alexander A.
Allison TO James r. Rogers, Trustee, and record
cd in tho office 81 tho Recorder Of Ohio Cophty,
Wett HlrfiiI4, ID Deed Book No -, PGgq 81 I
will sell a public Pale at tho mont door o. tho
Court House Of Ohio county, on
Thursday, December 20, ls7o,rri
Att6 6clodlt ST. 4, hve acres Of ibid, be he
same more or less situated on tho soHth side Of
Caldwell's Run aud bounded % follows, viz Be,
gidhini at d stake On tho loutlI aide Of thTR Ran,
thence D. 81 deg. W. II poles TO sugar tree corn.
er to Samuel McLurG's, thence with MCLure's
line A a. deg q. 50 poles To- o sake corner 70 VII
liam Collins, thence with his line n. 81 deg. o.
B8K poles to the beginning, together With all
privileges, imPPOvomentB and AppurtelGpeGB. q ;
said decd OF trust WaB made to secure 10 Alex.
Ander Rogers, Of the city Of Wheeling, tho pay.
md,t Of . debt a, s38k 63 which AAld debti6 eVt-
l6ntSd " D pt6kISsafS note bearing even dGth
with said deed Of trust made by A. A. Allison
and u. II. Gregg at Wheeling, W, Va, for SAID
sum Of 1885, 64IpAyablD dtth6 Wheolihk Savings
Institution on tho list day Of APRIL 1870 value 70.
ceiYed. Tho amount OF principal and interest
claimed 10 be due and unpaid, including interest
to the day Of sale, 50 SA0l!96, for which ANN tho
sGlC will 10 made. The title 10 believed 10 DO I'M.
exceptlonRblci TeFnB,s one. third cash; balance
In six and twelve months with interest.
pgy9leOdO JAARSlP. ROGERS, TTuDtRo.
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Married Persons, OF Young Men contemplating
marriage being 9ware Of Physical WealnOSt,
Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily cured.
he who places himself under the care or Dr. J.
may Feng1oueIy oonhde IN his honor % gentle.
RiciAn 80 - ' $3.50 - = PA41'
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
AEy Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
thousands Of Young Men Of tho most oxesIlent
tAlenb and brilliant intellect, who might ofheF.
wise have entraneod listening Seantes With tho
th9nde9 OF eloquenee or walked to eoStacy the
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DR., JOHNSON,

4emher Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent col.
legee In the United States, and the greatoF psrt
Of whose lile has been spent In tho hospitalS Of
effected come Of the mo / astonishing curcs thSt
were evef known, Many troubled with ringing 10
the head and ears whom asleep great nervous.
ness being alarmed at sudden sounds. bashful
noss, with frequent tblushIng, attended some.
uedlAtely. =. - ~. 80 ~ 50
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AThe pubic exc tethtnt was intense Il
became evident 70 many who had hereto
fore refused t4 credit It, that Q collision
was probable. This was made almost
.CerAtd kVhhd ID 6bmpanTOf DORIS mer
marched through the heart OF the city
kPp1 toqR sIontos tYo hEds.l field
pfeces that had been IeIt With guard o.
six men, AZ the 8rmpryof gwilthry com
pany which wal suspect ted b1f sympathy
with the ihairteEt i6n.U ThE ihsut exciEed
the highest indignation, and aroused the
authorities to prompt measures o. prepa'
paratlo1. The military eOnpspieSyo of the
city were ordered u Ibid ! f enssEV giu
mediator readiness steamboat was
sent down theNbay TOR thR companies d
Bristol, Newport and Warren. It became
well understood, thtlEbh stSehpl ID 3IhiGh
the arms of th8State were deposited, an
exposed building situated upon an open
plain, would be Btt9cked, and immediate
preparation was made tfof its defence. a
small guard, sufficient to prevent %. sur,
prise, had been In it for considerable
time, under t16 direction Of Samuel AmeS
then AdiutAnt. General, and subsequently
the GhisGJ Justice of the State. RImoFE
thlckencd with the BhAdoWb a twilight
Men with muskcts hurrying through the
btfGets, mds Without Knowing whether
they were friends or foes, for the arsenal
and Dorrb headquarters were on the same
side OF the city. Families were divided
brother against brother, and. father against
1S0nseG fetH S8files, WI B COMMANDED Ut the
Anenal,wAs DORIS, ,brOther.in. law His
own brother, and two Of his uncleS were
AMONG The igarriBohil fOf his Immediate
family not one favored his cause.
At one o'clock the signal gun was fired
at Boris ,headqiGr toEsHIa1t Sh6Redithc
confidence which he Asltatid the oldness
Of his purpose, y that he gave . signal
which EWAs mob rOnly,R Summons to hii
stiS isBs u 6s 'S 'ss aiaf aS
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MEpicAL,
BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL
Establishes aO q Refuge from
6 .ifi QIaokeEy. 5E s. 53il,a Va
TIE ONLY PLACB WHERE "A CURB CAN
E.rt. BE OBTAINED,

Dr. johnson has discovered tie most Certain,
Speedy, and only EllOetuAl Remedy In the World
f0F Weakness Of the Back OF Limbs, StFiclnFoO,
Aheotl6n9 OF the Kidneys and Bladder, InVOlnn:
tAGI Discharges. ImpotRncy, General Debility,
CpGi9SIOR Of IasSS, PalpiatiSn of ~ hsSSt'
TtRddltE TREMBLING DimnOas Of Sight or CID.
dlnBsSCl Disease Of the Head, Throat Nose Of
sldn, Affections Of the LiVGr, LungS, stomach o.
BQW0ls--those Terrible Disorders arising nom
Solitary HAbito Of Youth-SecTet and SolitnFY
PTAotlcee more lAtAl 70 thulF victims than he
song ol SyTens 70 tho Mariners Of Ulysses, blRhf.
ing thelF most brilliant hopes or Gntieipation1.
rendering marriage, %. impossible. % =
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INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTIoNf

Many arc aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the tnSane
ton bear ample witness TO tho truth Of tho as
sertion. III q hJsllJEHQ y|EN ,lrV}E-ilS
The Const tuition, once affected By organic
weakness requires the aid OF medicine to
strengthen and invig0r4te. Tho. system, which
HELIBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUcHU Invariably docs,
A trial will convince the most BcepticAl. IN I7N!
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:. MEnI:IeAL,
BLADDER A. .S S5sss 4 .la 6 R5sR.ls.l

sThlsMsdleine increases tEo powers Of ages.
tlon. and oxcites ttle absorbOnt6 into healthy Ae
ton, BY which The matter Of Salcafeons deposit
tion6,End al UunaInhal enlnrRGmHn b MGIBdneed ,
as we'll a. pain and Inflammation, and - good tot
mon. Momel md children. wv ~. w ~ !. -
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.0S::4i!is:::.D [ji::1I;.I 1l:.Ijt:S

ID THE GREAT AMERICAN
" i. HEALTH RESToRER, purides the
blood and cures Scrofula, Syphilis Skin
-, Diseases, Rheumatism, Diseases Of W 70
Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recommend
cd by the Medical Faculty and many t4ou'
sandA6f o1r heat citlEtns.
Read the testimony Of Physicians aud
patients who have used Ros4dAlis !;
n send Tor our RosadAlls Guide 10 Health
~ Book, or Almanac for this year, which We
publish for gEatuitouB distribution; 1t Will
give yOu much valuable information.
n Dr.. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says: :"
take pleasure, in eeomI1eHdhlg your
IL ROsADALis Us avery powerful Alternative
have seen II used In two Cases with hap
A syphilis, Id Which the patient pronounced
n himself cured afteF having taken Ave bot
~ ltlee OF yotIF medicine The other 10 case
AAlof Scf6fulRa 6fi long standing, which Is
rapidly improving under ~ pse, and nc
r IndICatiOns are thar the patient VIII so3n
recover. have GpPfqlty e4Amined the
formula BY which your R0Sadalis Is made,
and and It an 69OSlbht' compound Of al
teNt3Eea tnE5sdtsnntsFIlS
-EtDr sparlsu Of NIcholasville, KY, says
lh6I his used 'kosadAlls In cases OF ScrOluh
and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory
L ne Sssss casey SsSS4 HGA 3gS AH'"
RosadAlIs 10 sold by all drtgSiHtb.I ~ 4
q laboratory, 81 Exchange Pl4ee' Bait
u '''''' .san9s qIEHAAE'E s, s e.;
Price 81 5O.sHTrGO9
LAUGuLIN. SMITH Co., Wholesale Agents,
by whom ;h9 tfAde VIII DO supplied a. PE0pFie'
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DiSheartencd by this failure, disap:
pointed by the firmness of the Govern.
ment, and the adherence Of the people,
chagrined by the dcscrtion Of his own
men, the tafiled chief retired, but thirty
men remaining to escort him back to the
quarters which, q few hours before, he
had LEFT with, such confident expectations
Even bis. ferCoia and sturdy temper yield!
ed; and although, in the following
month, he made another demonstration,
which called out'a stronger and more
general manifestation Of the public senti-
ment, and Of the; power Of, the govern.
rnent, lie meyer again saw, himself at the
head Of so many followers as welcomed
him at Providence and deserted him Of
tho arsenal
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HELMB0Lp,S R0sE WASH, p

HELmBVLU'S hUSE WASh9
Al excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
habits Of dssipah IN, uAed In connection With the
Extracts Buchu and SArsapArila, In such diseases
AZ recommended Evidence OF the most Fespoh.
BIblc and reliable chlIaeterIwtl accompany the
medicines Also explicit directions for uee, Iettt
wards OF 81, 900 unsolicited certificates and Eec-
ornmendAtory letters, many bf which arc nom
tho highest sources, intending eminent Phyei'
clans, ClGrgymen, Statesmen, &C.. The Proptie'
tor has never rCSortOd TO thair publication In the
that Ills articles rank as STANDARD Preparations,
and do not need 70 DO propped up BY certthc
Ths Scleneo Of Medicine, like the QoItc Cols
unn, should stand simple, pure, majestic, having
Fact for its basis, Induction for It's pillar, and
Truth alone for It's Capital, .,r, ,, IN gso,tr-y
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the eyes, Cough, and symptQus Of Consumption.
81 GsS 6eSYoUNGAfEN %sy'G
Who hAXetp tteds tlSeg by q certain prae.
tteeStndnlBed when Rldne,S habit frequently
learned nom evil companions, or at school, The
effects Of which arc nightly felt even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage imp0s.
apply Immediately.
What What Pity that Young man, the hope Of his
SnAtehed nom all prospects, and enjoyments Of
life BY tho consequences Of deyiatinp from tbe
path OF nature, and indulging IN 4 certain secret
hAOit such persons must before contemplating
} ,gD.H MARRIAGE iilfE iiuI3
reflect that sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary requisites TO promote connublal hAppl.
meas. Indeed, without those the journey through
iiie becomes o weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkelS to the view, the mind becomes
shAdowed with despair and allied with the mel.
Sncholy reneeton that the happiness OF another
becomes blighted with our own.
DISEASES OF IfPRUDEECE,
When tho misguided and lmprudOnt VOtnry Of
pleasure fnds that be has imbf6ed the aSeds Of
this painful disease II too often happens that an
ll'timcd sense Of shame or dread Of discovery do
ters him nom applying to those, who tsom educa-
ton and respectability, can alone befriend him..
delaying till the constitutional symptoms Of this
horrid disease make their appearance, such a
liberated sore throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dlmneSs Of sight
u9Auosot uouoo W tll6 buluUOneg ana arms, pro-
crossing with fightGal rapidity, till at laslithe
palate OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose oil
In, and the victim Of this Awinl ,dlsaRSe bOcomNa
horrid object OF commigsCratipn, til death pltB
period to the dreadful GufIeYings by sending
himsto that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
III Is a MELANCHOLY. FACT that thousandS
tall victims 10 this terrible dlfehse, owing To thu
unskil lthlnoes QfJigndfant ptetgndGfS who, ~
the use Of that DEADLY Poison, MERCURY
ruin the constitution and make the resIdue Of
miserable
a. DIR. JOHNSTON, gg.lJ..
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going irom Baltimore street, few
doors rom the corner. Fail not to observe tho
uRme and number. a AZ
! ltDG No letters received unless postpaid aud
containing q stump 10 be- used on tho Fdply. Per
sons writing should state age, and send portion
ofRdveItiBement describing symptoms .-.tInf
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
Tho many thousands cured st this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nd.
merous important surgical operations performed
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter OF
ne sun and many other papers, IQtiepS Of which
have ppeAred Aeaih and again beIp1 phbElCt,
heeides bic letlndlng As q geltlen6h Of tflfdeti
and FeSpe6tabihty, lisa sufficient guatAntdel 10 lie
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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TAKR PART1CuLAR Nnr1cR.

AAnh GAEh1lSgLhb NOI1EE, D
themselves BY improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unfIttina
them for either business, study, society or mar.
These are some Of the cad and melancholy of.
tects produced By early habits OF youth, viz :
weakness OF the Back and Llmba, Pains In the
head QtnneseIpf Sigh, Los q Muscular Power,
rtt4hilltX DefRngemGnt 81 ff6 DiFe6tfye Func,
tons GenerarDeOility, Symptoms OF COnsump-
AHxTALIY7sThe fearful effects on tho mind arc
mGeh 70 % dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, xvi ForebodinvS
AyerSion 70 Society, Sell. Distfhst Love Of Soil.
duced. -
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now fudto
what 10 the cause OF their declining health Iosha
their Vlgor, becoming wax, 3pale, .n6fY6uh land
emAclAtod, having . singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption,
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OF the worst disorders that a1iict mankind arise
nom the corruption that accumulateS in the
Blood. OF all the discoveries that have been
made to purge It out. none can equ1l m eAect
iiRIlGBoLD's COMPOUND ExTRAGTl OF SAl9ARA-
RILLA. It cleanses and renoVAteS the Blood, In:
stills the vigoE OF health into the syItep, and
purHea ont the humou which make disease. II
stimulates tho healthy functions Of the body,
and expelB the disorders that grow and rankla In
the blood. Such remedy that could DO relied on
has been long tought, and how the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does
not admit OF certificates to show IT. effects but
tho trial Of single bottle will show 70 the sick
that It has It's virtues surpaSsing anything they
have ever taken. IN .. 4t.iHt Il3Slisi
Two tablcspoonsill Of tho Extract Of eaEsapa-
rillA added to pint Of WAt0F 10 equal to the Lis
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully equal to
galono OF the Syrup of SarsapatillA, or tho dscoe-
lion % usuAlly made.rLr1 FtEi i. !p.g91iC
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ARCHITECT

Sketehes, DesiEhB, Ei6EadonO, Sections, FtSns,
DetAils, lSr0metrtnsl PFuie etipua POtgppcliYesi
Estimates, Specifications, Working DFaWihEl
and General Dnughts promptly fpEli1hed, - :,
lP4te1l Once pfdHi1RS pfeli I'D tgT lnGdntoTt
and EaArAnteed NOT 10 30 Informal -, -
ioalce Fourth Street. "a tloot below! Geati
House. "a 'tNhtbllh'' l"'t wa oetIU
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j1HIeImbold's Extract, Buehu,

OF tho MlUClNFRYIIQms go, -,
this Medicine invariably romoves), soon follow
>; FATUITY, EPILEPT1C FITS, &c.,
In one Of which the patient may expire Who
canGay they are not frequently followed By those
Wdir0iul dlseAseg"
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This company now having been organised I'VE
years, and In that time done successful business
10 still prepared to- take risks ut mir rates on
Buildings Of al kinds, Merchandise, MAnufRctuf:
ing RstSbl lShments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
C6IRoes on the Western RiverG and Lakes, This
company ofers superior inducements to Farm.
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 9or 6years at
reduced rates. This being State Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company IL the State; and
composed ofsome NINETY. four stock holder, most
orwholn are amopg opF best business men, 70.
ago. Applications for insurance will DO prompt,
" attended 10 at their ONCE, No. % Monroe St,
oEat their several agencies throughout the Stats,
t,. SAM1 MCCLELLAN, President.
/ " .,.''-l :. GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
Gu II. C0RN, Scciy. t5at'll4y -1nD Zfi
n n nIttR ARatt HNrtV fahiq
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'lDTJ~ I4l NuII b1l3
10 +, a. II 1gInGIoi 5aOt
n ,nN1'Isyni iA5inug-iu..
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Blood Bloc Bloll06d!ss BPloOd!.
% 'o'HELM an

Ftul'D EXTRACT sRRSlPABfLLE.
For purifying the Blood. removing I'll ehtonio
constitutional diseases arising from an Impure
fedtual known remedy for the cure OF serofnlat
Bcald Head, Salt Rheum, Pains and SWellings Of
the Bones, Uleefati0ns OF the Throat and EGGS,
Blotches, Pimplcs on tho Face! letter, EryGiPe.
las, and all scaly truptions Of tho Skin,
And Identifying the Complexion.
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After the signal gun had been fired,
Dorr marched In person upon the arsenal,
He had two pieces Of artillery, and be-
tween two and three hundred men. He
sent out o part of them to. intercept are.
enforcement that was on the way from the
Light Infantry Armoty, but the two de-
tachments did not meet. Tie night was
t0ggy, and till the moon rose II was so
dirk that scouts penetrated the insurgent
lines, and, rningling with the undisciplin-
cd mass, returned with pretty accurate in
formation. !DorT sent a flag Of truce to
the arsenal and demanded o surrender.
Receiving a contempt answer he 'br.
dercd the guns to b9, fred. The order
wG5 Obeyed, but no report followed. aSeizi;
ing the match with his own hand, le up!
piled II to the printing THOSE were not tile
days Of percussion capsAbut the powder
only flashed In This face. II was never
perfectly explained, hut it is believed that
some Of his own, ncp. had plugged the
guns, although THO %AlgeFines" uncharit,
ably declared That lis eannoniers, in their
Ignorance Of glnnery, had loaded them
shot first. his men began TO leave him
as daylight rcddenedi3the skies. The
cause was lost, and they did not wish to
expose their identity with it. u One Of his
officers pIainIy4old him that when he &C.
copied the honorable place Of part Of his
military escort, ne had intention of ma
king o military corpse of himself for any.
bodV..D dtGl-.f-i4i tS' I'm ab'pi
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in response. Il was o fearful sound, There
was no sleep in Providence, that night.
Tic streets were isH full Of people. Citizens
friendly 10 the cove Fnmet gathered ip the
armoffes and reinforced the companies
which WereI inieadiness to defend the ar
sepal b The best men DC! the citylRere
there, Judgp Pitman,, oven then veneer
able man, appeared at one Of them aud,
amid the bchcers Of the young men who
were encouraged by his presence, said,
"TYill gyOu, accept "a recruit who don't,
know much about fighting, but who Is, too
Old 10 run !" Richard Ward Greene,
since "Chiet.Justice, John fWhfpple, the
leader Of the bar, Edward b GarTingtoni
and others not their Ntnferiors IN position,
Were aparto Of the gaFriS0n' on that memo.
rable might. 40 Eageh6eyea, o straiplng to
pierce the darkness and the fog, were
turned down the bay, for the steamboat,
which had been dispatches, tor the com
panfes from The eastern and southern porI
tons 81 the State, where the loyal senti!
ment prevailed qt,Wa5 adaylightibefOTe
the boat arrived; and great was the relief,
exultant WAS the Joy, when thEee artlller1yI
companies, from Newport, Bristol and
Warren, passed IN gallant array up from
the wharf They marched:to tune that
had not been heard before, but that has
hardly been silent since; which even now,
in the crowded theatre Or ih'the open air,
wherever It bursts forth, arous9sI on. ap.
pldusH which reminds those who then
heard It Of the cheer upon cheer Which
,rOIro Il, ttTHr,y, tie ottRFfnp JnnfRa lXVhon nm,
that misty May morning, "Old Bristol"
first aw6ke the echoes Of South Main
street and Westminster, and, told, the.
burghers Of Providence that their breth,.
rem from the island and shore towns, had
come to the succor ofthe imperilled gov
eminent. oh ., ,rHI ~. DnH ,od
The following was the leading article
in the Providence Journal, the origin Of
the "Law and Order" party: y ''n,... !.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-29

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