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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
GAS FL KIT r. e s.

We are continually receiving additions TO our stock a
Gas Fixtures Shades, &C. and prepared TO furnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms. Weaie the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CARCEL BURNER,
which famous for giving the most b, ant light while
It consumes the least quantity Of gas trial Of is
convincing proof Of It's
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANoY.
II very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed.
Terms One PrIce-Cnah.
FIRTH a NICHOLS,
apo d6wti Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building Worces.
ter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
FIRTH & NICHOLS.
DIR. HILL.

NV 0"N"" ppPVSite nay state House.
NOTICE TO THE SICK,
DIR. HILL,
Offering TO the community his Justly celebrated ron,
edies for chronic and acute diseases long standing do
not with to trihe with the life health OF the aeted
but simply 10 lay before them the testimonials Of nuu
Der Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which tha
suffering Judge for themselves The Doctor nedges
himself not 10 make any wild assertions or false state
ments Of the efficacy Of his medicines nor will he hod
out any hope TO suffering humanity which facts will moi
warrant few testimonials are here given and ths
doctor socte an inquiry from the Afflicted into ali he
pubahes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable ami his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Testimony Of a number of Ladies' aud GentLaynen
DooroR HiLL-Dear Sir; This ia 10 oer,Sv ,hst
my case was one Of very bad humor 10 the BLOND but
can truly say that your valuable eduines have oured
me- and recommend all that are sick 10 call upon Won
tor you can cure them. Yours, truly, j LII
Worcester, Mass.
This oert'hea that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, OF general debility. Doctor Hila incidents cured
her. n NJ W
DooToR o. a. Hlt-slr will say that your uedI.
Inc mas benehtted me much My health 10 much hettsy
nan y was when commenced taking Il. thinkit viii
cure me- have not been troubled with the main IN M,
head but once aiuce taking your medicine Tho distress
between my shoulderu has all passed away rhintin
that you might IKE 70 hear how l was getting along
have taken the liberty 10 address these llues to w,
Ieman, slrs you're respectfully, Mrs a. O.
Nu"~"u' "''''' Ao"A' du Isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

%. e.. HA n RIs
ID II N 1'IST,
1853 main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
iyl building d&wti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

PIANO FoRTE AND Music ROOM
mys No. Mechanics Hall, Up stairss air
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

sinford's Liver Invgoraor fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apohtcary, Mechanics Hall Building,
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

u y X Il E 8.
The subscriber has (subeet his order) 10 to 20 Nez
Piano Fortes 8, 81, 81 and octave, OF G~rent styles
for sale or to rent at low prices Persons wishing our
chase or hire are invited to call at No. AZ Front seet
aplo dot sAML. 4. LELAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

This oertihes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility Doctor Ha medcines cured
heI' J.F.B.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
The State Election -.

The vote in Kansas on the acccp lance rcicc-
ton Of the English proposition is ] ike the handle
of u jug altogether ono side. The English
"contrivnncc" is killed stone de ad--scarcclv n
corporal's guard being SO poor as to do it reycr.
cnee. a few stragglcrs. here and there voted for
it but the great bulk Of the peopl have rejected
it with unmistakeabls emphasis. So much for
the great English adjustment which was to set
tie the Kansas question, and give peace to the
country.
From North Carolina the rcl' 'rt is that the De-
mocratic candidate for Cove rnor is elected rs we
predicted, by decisive IN ajcr ity. The opposi-
ton, VT hope, salts io Of the folly of the
temporising policy which tn ey pursued.
The Missouri delegation in Congress will stand
rs before. with the except on IF Blair. Two A
mcricans have been elected, the remainder being
Democrats. Nothing deini tie has heen heard from
Kentucky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

SUICIDE OF DR.. BlEGLER.-We have already mem
toned the death, in Auburn Prison, of Dr. Biegler
who had been convicted of an infamous crime
The Albany argus says he died by his own hand,
and adds:
He was, at the time of his DEATH on his second
term of imprisonment Biegler was previously
discharged from prison by pardon in ls47, after
confinement for 2 years and month. His first
crime was that of arson, having set fire to his
house in order to procure the insurance He had
been very low and depressed in spirits for long
time: All hope Of pardon had long since lsi. him,
and he became detected and sad He was con-
stantly complaining Of ilhealth, and imagined
himself afflicted with infinite variety of diseas-
es He had asmall pharmacy Of his own, which
was allowed him by his keeper and his physician,
and was supplied principally by his son at koches-
ter. He had several walls Of mother tinctures,"
among which was "aconitum." and here he pro-
cured the means by which. unquestionably, his life
was ended. An assistant in the hospital relates
that Biegler a few days ago told him that he in.
tended TO make way with himself, and requested
that his body should be dissscted. A convict in
bieglsr's shop states that Biegler had threatened
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
From the ST. Louis Democrat of FI-id w.

SoaErniSG ABOUT THE TRorBE ON THE TERRE
HAuTE AND ALTON r. R.-Dn Thursday evening
ON the representations of Mr.. David bic KEY, II CON
1uctor on the Alton and Tcrre Ilaute Railroad
Capt Kick, of the day police, and TIVE ntl'-six of
his men, volunteered to rescue three 10 COZ lotves
of that company, from the hands Of body of Ia
borers on strike. The police force tr, ,eled du
ring the night, and by morning arriv, d at the
scene, place named Windsor II miles from this
city. They there found some two hundrt d people
gathered arounda large barn, in which they had
the three locomotives, and where they dec Jared the
property should stay till debt Of 500, for
labor, was paid them. phe stars" bein,, armed
were resistless. The doors were opene three
courageous opposers, who had displayed pistols,
were arrested and sent off on train and he loco
motives were brought utand put upon thu track
Six employees of the company assisted. In the
meantime six horsemen traversed the cou itry TO
procure aid against the police, and succee ied in
mastering several scores Of men. but their arIo~
cooled when in the presence of the armed stars"
The property was then securely placed in the
company's custody. and the police returned early
yesterday morning, after much toll and consdera-
BILE privation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
A COMPLAINT.

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune.
whom we take 10 he seme dissatisfied Democrat,
addresses to the editor Of that paper tho following
note
''SIR: You would 10 a service to the country
by giving the places Of m,f,rdy oppusit the name
of each person whom Mr.. She'll has ~ minated TO
u clcrkship in the Custom House.
"You will find the larger portion nre Irish and
Dutch, while .fmeyicdns ot most une xceptionoble
character, and who have some strong claims on
tho consideration Of the United States Government
cannot obtain a situation at Mr.. Schelfs hands
This is n state Of facts which is outrageous.
JrsrrcE.
To which Horace, in very independent, way.
thus -rplicth:
We shall do nothing Of the sort We neither
know nor care where Mr.. Schclps subordinates
were scverally born. and it's Of NJ consequence
The Democratic vote Of this City md its vicinage
Is mostly Irish. and lrishmcn do twothirds Of its
work at the polls Ii lrishmen are good enough
to put Mr.. Schell into Office we en- Mt imagine why
they should no, be considered go d enough to re-
reive Office from him in turn Would Justice
have them used n, he.polls and repealed in the
distribution of tn Spoilsy We sbpnld call that
We should say that Horace wa about right. 1t
would certainly be base ingratit, do TO these
Irish to pile up Democratic maj oritics with and
hcn not give them taste Of the proyant of Office.
If it be that the laborcr il worthy of his hire
he author of Justice has no ri ght to conIlain--
lie is simply receiving and expe RE ncing the effects
If his own medicine. "Onr 1 at realised fellow
'itizens," are getting tired, wo suspect. of doing
III the voting aud holding mono of the Offices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
Az TIE XIKGINIAN OFFICE.
csy- fE BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCHBURG .srsa
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
a.S" NOW IS THE, TIME. -aea


To the Citizens Of LynchL,ny and tie Inblic:
A LLPERSONS IN ANY BUSINESS, wishing to adyer
a Use In any Of the following papers emit
lOR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES
VIII please call On me Mt the ''virsininm" <Imcc,
UP STAIRS, where they will find all times ready TO
walt on them 1t Is useless TO anything
OF advertising il Is lodged that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH:
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEW :, Bristol
BROWNLOW'S KNOXVILLE Crenn) WING
INDICATOR, Jonesborough Tenn.
G GAzI:rT STAR Lssns'on,va
V 1hS2SnAT' Ae'nsaon.v.
D nfEsMtoaNEAlr , I.ber'y.v..
NOUN SouSrA hFSs sidEAl, salem,v.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ,Grayson co. Va
VAIMLnEEYYHMli WHO, 5 Fneas,Ie Va
WESTERN STAR, S"Htanso"rP, va
wYrHEyII.LE TELEGRAPH lw.,,..,,. -.
WiTIiEVIiLE TINES, "y'he'ihe va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monrt county, Va
ADVOCATE Jacksonville Tazewell county, Va
REGISTER, Danville, Va.
THE sou II. WEST" Pearsburg Giles county Va
Persons wishing TO advertise in uf the above
IND 10 THEIR INTEREST to call the Office
Lynchburg firgnian. Up STAIRS where contracts viii
made, and advertisements FORW AIDED WITHOUT DELAY
tI will also receive and forward advertising paper
In the United States A. WADDIlI.
March l9-ts Foreman Virginian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
Hon. |. TorcEy, Washington.

| TuE TEN MILLION loAN.-The Sec rotary of the
Treasury opened the bids for taxi ng mp the new
issue of Slooooooo IN treasury nc ties, at noon to-
day. The bidders were very hume %, rs. much
larger sum than the amonnt needle was offered.
The rates Of premium demanded trar Eed, prnci-
pally, between ., 3, and i per cen t. Some bids
were a. low as !, I, and per cent.
The highest bidders We're Messrs. Ar,guste Bel
mont, OF New York, and Riggs Co. ofthis city,
who offered, conformity. to take the who 10 loan AT
81 per cent The following bids were also made
by capitalists Of Washington: $500 1910 by Chubl
Bros mt different rates $500, 900 by tn Bank OF
Metropolis at different rates; and S5,tmC ,0oo at
per cent, by Swecny. kittcnhousr, Fla a Co.
! Trevor & Colgate. OF New York. o[fe re Sl,35O.
600 Nanuleck. Reed 4 Dsexel $1,000. 0Go; Il. $.
Robinson d sons S2,000,00O; and Thompson
Bros 81 0oo. 600, at different rates Of in crest
Washington States. Moaddy atte,noon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

Az INTERESTING ANSIvERsARy--We are indebt-
cd to the Boston Daig .iiee,tiser. for the follow
ing Interesting "reminiscences, and equally interest
ing notice Of an anniversary celebration On the
fourth of August, 1892 Christopher Columbus
lost sight Of the most western highlands Of Eu-
rope,-whch he was not to see again till he re-
turned to give to Europe his gift Of this New
World. Three hundred and six ears pass away.
and ON the same day the noblsst vessel in the
New Worlds navy comes in sight of the most
eastern of the highlands Of North Americas and
az the sun goes down she connects with the Am
erican shores the thread which gives Europe and
America to each other A majestic celebration
of the great heros faithful endeayor at the end Of
n wear of years after it was made ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

We condense the following from Mess II Messenger
Monthly Circular Of the 4h inst :"Extrene quetude hs
characterized the market for the month this being
prevailing feature in all other would
scarcely be expecting that this staple should form
lion. Tie market has undergone but little change value
and holders Iemain generally firm Slipping Leaf in
dued for and extreme prices difficult obtain;
incc quota ions lc Id this grade We continue to
receive favorable accounsuf he growing The puc
pal sales have been for export to the Mediterranean
indies the trade still declining
stock in warehouse continues to and
that of many previous years Tho sales $50 bids
t.cky % do virginia MAnUFAcTUHEpTh sales Man.
ufactnred all that cond be anticipated for midsummer
an the market seemingly points TO favorable future
well ascertancd that hold but light stocks which
titles the befthat present will least be
cd Sales for july 1883 Il s pkgs; time 1857 10 PIG
do. Stock August 1Se Al lsi pkgs time. 1851
do SEtD LtAE-We have nothing to offer under this
head the market remaining lfeless Foreign advices
inducementst shippers the The the
month have been quite limited TIE growing crop,
promises ftvOraby FoKF0N-Ihr imports of Cuba la 70
been hesvy aud in the absence demand stock is rapid
ly running good business has been done
full obtained
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
SIrAu FRIGArE NIAGARA.

Trinity Ia y Aug. Z, IS5s.
SIR: We landed one aud q rtcr mile Of the
Atlantic cable ut A. NJ, Tn ur day. the 9Th
The electricians report the insu Ia, ion ANA coin-
uity perfect, and are busiIy eng, cd in preparing
the battery for the reception Of Queen Victoria $
message to President Buchanan. The Niagara
is fog bound and was to have st, re ii this morning
for New York, stopping on the way at St. Johns
for coal The officers and crew all well. The
Agamcmnon has safely landed Ire IND Of the ca
bic. Respectfully, your ohcdi ent servant
". L. llrI,so Y, Captain.
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had been in the water from twelve to fifteen mid
utes, and appeared lifelcss when taken out. lie
was laid out ns dead-the-e not Icing the slight
est evidence Of vitality manifested since being
cucd from he water What is more strange and
singular. an hour afterwards the boy was observed
f. breathe. Every effort was employed by his pa
rents for his recovery. and at twelve o'clock Die
Ind ~ay co"rersing with them. lie is doing well.
This i. the mos, singular Of resus"itation after
drowning that we rccollcet hearing Of.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

AlanO-s every body Inns heard Of" w ood's Rlai r
Restorative That the word is no
m'omcr mchasc the testimony of individuals whose eeva
ted Io-ion in the country veil their and
honorable character gentlemen whaeyer they pub.
lcy assert in the last degree reliable Several
tsfrd personally the hair preparation speaking
OF aud certify t" ITS amazing efficacy In tho public an
possible Tnrir certificates be pr ope-
to Dcp BIZ Ir'adWt ny New York, and once seen and
properly we nave hesitation in saying they
the skept mind. Wood
lir Rest is doubtless the article of m kind ev
err yet pIoHuc-d.
II does not d but gives fe health and beauty the
caying fing and dead restoring II by magic that which
supposed to beecoverabiy Heads nearly bald
Others nearly white daily being changed their pristine
beauty and faces covered with pmpes rendered
nfant and blushing all by the
Woods Hair restorative For sale IA Market street. and
by NIL Druggists Chicago Tunes Sold by all Druggists
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Tennessee Marble.

IN AasmpuD nudesin sayE
a quarry Of brown and variegated marble aim
liar TO- bat Of finer grain than the celebrated Eas
Tennessee marble, - seen in the State Capitol a
Nashville, has hesu discovered in Henry county
Weg Tennessee, In The vicinity of the Sulphu
Spring., and within few miles Of the Tennessee
hyr m&MH Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Thi
qia1yfksA b b naxhanstible, andthe marhl
don 4 en- b brought 70 this city and used i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Holloway Pills md Oinfsnemt - re swiu rm-
atvs d. rs cd from origin the vegetable produro Of
The soil They act Ia unison the the
npon N" saect'ons Of the Ioy and the other externally
through the countless Aces Of The skin cleansing
the vital Sold at tho No
eOM,i"n Lan" New York. aud by all Druggss at 25c, C
and 81 per box or pot " J1Iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

building rs cheaply as the common stone fron The
Ohio river.
Some Of the handsomcs, marble used in the ex-
tension Of the Capitol in Washington was brought
from Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

| THE Richmond ErInint OF yesterday, M
nounccs that Mr. John NJ. ID ancl, tho former cli-
tor of that paper, liz. repun hascd an interest in
it, and will resume his conncxion with it
editor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

Beef CatileThe offerings al the Scales reached
Iy 800 head of which number 100 head
.epha 100 left unsold and the remainder 700 head
kenny Btmnre butchers at prices ranging from 25aeI SIT
the hoof to 50 averaging S3e7t gross
These rates about the aame $ last week
logs Prices have improved little with sales this
Mt 81 30 per 100 lbs Some lots of quality brought o.
%
Sheep -Sheep ktiIl hci.ing s!a3 80 per heal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
SALES BY AUCTION.
ExEcUroR'- nALE OF LAND.-Asrcc-

FUTU RR DAYS

NxECUrOR,s SALE IAND.-A,rco -.
JONI. ss S = the n'' Ti and ts.,s@eno M. wsm
hi.1narter PLANTATION lying in the COUNTY Il csm,be
n cart iIaneock. Mil rry ln"S n p.ash
Mn and just above Mr. william x"of Fam ron aininx,
LGT GEorSs ali in a s" Afs s, ar.
Are hne io.ee" i'Fi Mr Anler-"" Williams The
iisnt there Il is a. finely any county IN
by Mr Williams who v. On the plr" '''"
.sn w.rhs the a'tsn"n Of pcrsoh wi-hiuga
les. to ray mole as those Thing buy will Land
Ss'G sss Sy II h r rh s viii take p, sn
mex, ,ir DAY! sunday excepted The purchaser viii be
held until the Last payment is made The tile i. as w. d n.
eau b- but Will convey only steh title me
aug il-wr2S Of Maj VIM. Jones, deed
GALE OF Valuable TAyRRx PROP
of aeerss IN ,s t row or
FirebanRh and wife VS. Watts admir-. &c, will, SATUR
hslr.. II ldrr public suction equal undivided moey
Of the Tavern House and Lot and other bud gs thereon
ings IL addition to the Tavern lIou.c
convenient Sorehouse and several Offices Man
House 'rncn To- the Depot row oceup!e! as Printing
Office The Tavern House large and enicu aud has
lately been put ia Thorough repair The S, n and other
are convenient and good repair HE House has
TERMS Cash viii required .uion. to pay the s.pen
sSs OF sale f"r the residue OF the pnrehas" aney credit
the Il, onr ana 'nt.. fsar equal VIII b" eivs
the property retained further security, ssie, III
,-,.,J JAMES y. JOHNSON, com'r.
" IA cw'lang then drawt2lsur
VALUARaE REAL EsTNTEA r are e..
1oS In pursuance with decd of rds rxeri- T
ted to tho .nd'rss"ei Trustee. for the Franklin Bni
Ing Fund Association, by Win r. Johnson lie Gearing
date the 2ls; OF November 1855 rnd in obedience To- an order
Of the Board of Directors Of said ius;itu the undersigned
will sell at auction, the premises. O'Clock SAItR
DAY the 2std,y 81 August 1874 certain Hol'SI. Il Lot
on Diamond Iii in which said johnson RESIDES fronting
90 feet on Falls Alley and adjoining the property Peter &
Akers
TERMS-'ssH for a snficent to amouut now
past due Ia said aud the VI
aud for ib" haanco credit of and II months
neg tiabi. notes satisfactorily endorsed title tain.
uni, they paid. KOBERTJ DAVIS,
ID. B PAYNE
aug 4dt2l ClIAS NJ BLACKBOARD.
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first adv anced 1t can r,rv
cd and entirely cured by holding finger part in
Perry Davis Pam Killer Tor half hour been thor
oughy tested proves failing remedy fepn Is
troublesome thing aud would advise troubled to
test the remedy.
Perry Darts PAIN kHThe thousands have been re-
ryed, well rs thousands no unbound
ed confidence Perry Davis Vegetable Killer road
among special notices this week. another Of addition
al evidences Of the of the application We doug
an act Of humanity when every family possess
themselves Of i.-Betao Christian Adrocate
Sold bv JOHN II. SEAY, Lyn ,hburg. Iy12.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11
\ Care tor Whooping Couxh.-

81 HfACIsTHE, CANADA Aug. 81 1856
MEssRs 'tTi FowiE Co Geshernrn: Several mon Ia
sine" little daughter Of NINE ten Of taken
win Who"png Cough In very aggravated and moth
ing We could d" for her seemed in relieve
ferng We At length decided to bottle Dr
,ars Bnl-am Of lid Cherry In three hours after
commenced using H. she greatly relieved and In
three DAYS entirely cured aud Is we'll
the Bal,am to of neighburs who
ell u, and In have known fail Ut chectnR
You Mt liberty make of the above you think
proper d 1t shall ndn,e body to yonr Basam snail
bc al, for ] have greal c"nhdcnee in It, Yours,
P. QUITE.
Proprietor Of the Courier de St HyM inlhe.
Buy without the o l. BlITTS iy Iyy
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True Val,1e of California

10 destroy his life and there eaa lie no doubt but
that tbs ''aconitnm' caused his death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-11

SINGULAR FArALIry-The Media del. Coz
Adrertiser says:-We are panied to announce the
death of Evan +. Green late of this county, and
to record the singular msiortuncs of his family
Six or eight months ago he surrounded hy a
fine family in Thornbury consisting Of wife and
five children. The latter were taken with the
scarlet fever. and died in quick succession. with
the exception Of one. little girl. These bereaye-
ments caused sickness in the mother, and directly
afterwards she died. Mr.. Green then sold cut
and with four FIVE thousand dollars, emf
grated to Kansas, intending to make that tertip ry
his permanent home. He there but month
when he was taken i'll with something like the
cholera, and on last Saturday n Geographic ics-
patch was received. announcing his death, and the
iact that his body had been sent here for burial.
This is sad history, condensed in brief period
CowARpLy Montgomery Ala. )Ad-
vertiser saws u mar named Michael Ilibbett was
murdered ut his store. in Lowndesboro' Alabama
a few days ago. by one James Aiken, Aiken went
into the store and asked for drink. While Hib-
bett was drawing the liquor from a cask, his back
being turned. Aiken approached and struck him
ON the back of the head. stunning him by tho
blow and prostrating him on the floor The
miscreant then took his own (IIbbett'-1
bowie-knife, and cut the throat of the pres
trate man from ear to ear, and severIig the
jugulsr and sill the other veins. iIibhett mus
have died instantly. Aiken then proceeded to rol
the body of the murdered man. taking all I'll C money
he could find on his person and in the till of til,
counter. Aiken then fed but were afterward,
arrested near Montgomery.
SINGULAR REsUscIrATIoN.--Two children a sor
and daughter Of William Sabin, of Springfield
went to Onondaga Creek on Monday. where tn,
boy ventured upon log and fell into the water
His little sister witnessed the accideut-saw him
rise and disappear again, whereupon she ran hom'
to inform her father of the accident Mr. Sahi,
got hold Of the boys leg and pulled him out. H.