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NOtes from the NslO York Tri5uae
1870 TWELVE YEARS AGO

n
IOOcS the success Of several medical gentlemen
IN curing disease upon principles accordance with ge 4
natural laws introduced their establishments as an c0rp
Title OF IHE GRkFENBERG COMPANY OF NEW YORK-
The continued success of their remedies and The firm hold
they have gained upon public confidence has nv justified
aement and they have 10 feel pride in COM
parIng their succeSwith medical academies also Chartered
private individuals and c0mmendat0ry notices the lead
Journals bear witness to the medical skill snd hgh
cnsIacter OF tne gentleman connected with the
INSTITUTION, mus assuring the public tEat, among the
unworthy advertisers of the day. the GRRFENBERG Cow
PANY has ever been and will be reliable and Trustworthy
medium Tor the restoration Of health to the afflicted and
dence.
The principles and practice of medicine adopted by this
institution are lgcdly set forth in the GREFENBERG MAN
UAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable medical work published
for family and therefore sold at the nominal price On
twenty-five cents for which it is mailed free any
The health Of American women diseases Of and
the more obscure and cbroue complaints we'll as the
common diseases incident to this country have he
attention of this institution il is enough to saV
have proved themselves fully for the great trust
which the public have confded TO their skill
en- ample testimony regarding their remedies and our read
ers are referred to them for particulars.
From the Democratic L0s
RELIEF FoR MoTHERs AND CHTLpREr-Iu no eauntrv
do women suffer much from diseases peculiar 70 their
sex as 10 the United States; in country SO many chill
these facts that the Gre enber Company at No e. SrE
HOW, New York, opened their great establishment for
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases DR. Joshua
Bndge IS IN constant attendance the Oce, and he is
deemed to be fully competent TO discharge with ability ali
his delicate duties We shall hereafter enter fully into
this SUBJECT with minute sp pscIfcatiOns.
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale bv ei,y
druggists and dealers medicine throughout the States
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Jan5 Agent for Ohio
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n Hawks & Brother have received Harper's
Weekly, GleasOu's Pictorial, N. 7. Ledger, and
WaEeTiy Magazine.
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=. q. T 1t Is common observation that
there are more sufferers from debility among Americans
than can be found among any other civilized nation Tue
reason IL obvious We take too little exercise and forge;
the wants body in the absorbng pursuits Of business
an all such cases ordinary medicine de little good
what's required is just such tonic and nvgorstor Dr.
j. Hosetter has given to the world in his CELEBRATED
BITTERS The weak and denizen of the count
ing house. the exhausted tOer the shop board and
the prosrated student the midnight zmp have found
wonderful regeneratoT in the BTTERs. and prefer
more pretentous but less efheacous medicines Blu; it
should forgotten that the agent which is so magical
its influence upon frame which debilitated
equally powerful assisting erpe
rible forms Of disease. Who will give a trial.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
y Holloway's Ointment is sover-
sign remedy for the pmples bOils blotches
chaps rashes and other bleishes Of the skin Warm
lamentations should precede its sppi6 alton perssten-
ey in its use will the stubborn symptoms of
scrofua Its operation is both thorough aud invarable
Sold at the manufactory. No. so Maiden Lane New
York by all Druggists 2sc &c. and 81 per oct or
box 2S5
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 8.
Rumors are ahoat here Of the re-capture from
the Federal Officers of fifty of the Wanderers Afri
cans
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:
Twelve PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TIE
CENTc

Twelve PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
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Solos, Duets, Songs operate Aras Pokas. Mazurkas,
Quadres, waltzes and every other species of musical
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European Composers; printed ful-szed music papeE
adapted 10 every grade Of performer.
The quantity of music. procured from the gular
publishers, wsuld cost more than ten times what We
change
years EubScnptiOnt to Our Musical Friend will
and fashionable music worth at least Two HUN
DRIED DOLLARS and entirely sufficient for the home circle
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Yearly s.; Half Yearly $3.50; Q1arterly Is. The
volume commenced on the Ist December 1858.
C. B. SEYMOUR CO., Proprietors,
mar2d&wlm22I No. l3 Frankfort st., N. Y.
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- nm SM0KRRs q cHFWERs YER . ,

IL 6u4O0EI6O " O116 w bIGOs
No gentleman should mngs in the society Of ladies with
his teeth dcOored and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifyDg the mouth after smoking chewing, ''FoN-
fAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is of the
most effecual dentrifces in 1t Whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and imparts BREATH Often
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich laiher penetrstes and sofens
tbs beard prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and hgreeabls. F. @. FoNTAINE Co sos Broad
WaT, and No. Astor House, New York Sold by eli
q. sepl5
q We wOald invite the Of readers n
new "AGUE CURE" advertised in columns II
such quarter viii give the public confidence in its eff
eaey and have learned from reliable that
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
he West annOt fail to appreciate the paramount value to
hem Of saeand certain remedy for this scting disiem
per without either Quinine minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We
than ordinary satisfaction proclaming this remedy, be-
cause convinced it will a crying
among aud to Teeve great amount Of suffering.
-RepsbhcaH, WerSasz, Ind. dcen
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n. B Gibbons, s., so; Referred to Committee on
Claims.
Phillip Dillon, $3.50; Referred to Com. on Fire
and Water.
P. schWartzenburg, Sl,44; Referred to Com. OF
Claims
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5pffiaI Notifies.
E It is a common obseryation tba

a Fer Gas Fiass Is aad Fiffiag-AgpIy
Fey EEsporfh Co., los and IO7 Superior street
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q For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page,
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EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
u On St. Clair street, Seneca, lzrge tyvo-sory
Brck House and Lot, with all modern improvements.
small payment down. balance in five years tines
FARM IN WlLLOUGHBY-l0O acTes-soil sandy and
grayelly loan, good farm house, orchards &e-S per
- -
HIGH STREET-Good two story House and Iot-S2 OO0
SlBLEY SIREET-Yacant Lot, 12Oxl65 feet
EUCLID DEPOI-3z< acres land-Sa0
WILLOW STREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House and Loi-S35O
BOLIVAR SrREET-Nice 4 story Housr and Lot
with Barns-S2,500
THIRTY ACR CRES-l5 miles By railroad from the city,
within mile Of station good SOIL small house goi
barns, fruit, &c, at the very low price Of 500
ROUSE JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
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WALKER G PEL0UZE,
TYPE FOUNDRY, and
Printers Furnishing Warehouse
No. Dutch St, cor. Fulton, New York,

WE HAVE NOW IN COURSE
w of preparation Specimen Book. containing 3
ccmpee seTes of Book and Newspaper Faces from Pearl
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A srEe Of Job Type. Borders Cuts Brass
Rules Dashes &C. &c In connection with business
we have made arrangements to supply Wood Type. Print
efs Inks and Card Boards fact every art e necessary
for Printing Once low be purchased Of the
mauufncturers From every article Of our make
oT an nd1cement Of 20 foi cash from Specimen
Prices.
Specimen Books sent Publishers on application; esti
mates OF Offices carefully m,de out LIBERAL credit
given upon special arrangement bur all orders from parties
cash aud drawn accordingly.
We allow l0eents y n for old Type and Is cents . b
for ga Rms Rue-in exchange for new aserisI ~ ceci
prcssobe delivered to Us free Of charge within 60
DAYS after the purchase
~ PubliseTg inserting the above advertisement teir
paper sending copy. viii be entitled 70 their aY
bJ buying three times the Hc1n Of their bill in our own
mauufnsturod material. feblAR20
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Large two story
House and Lot with Barn House well finished wit h wa
/ Ter. gas, sc. TO exchange for a faTm-S6OOO,
| NEWBURGH R0AD- miles from the city-Fivs NcreS
OF land TO exchange for small House and Lof-S700
MISSOURI LANDS-Weil selected, at S2,50 70 S3 pPT
/ furniture. - 80 .
BOLIVAR ST. NE 4R PROSPECT-Tsyo story Hou,,e
and Lot also two small houses exchange for farm ner
| the city 5000.
FARM OF 60 10 miles by railroad from the CITY
and near depot and village; exchange city
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Rosd i've
nues from the CITY, small house, good barn. and some
r9iI, 70 % eIGnange for farm or city Opery-S25OO
SOME CHOICE LANDS Dubuque Iowa = some
good property In this city, centrally with come
cash; to exchange for a large and frst-rate farm
ONE ACRE of land, with house. barn frIt IOmiles
BY plank road from Buffalo N. exchange for proper
ty IN OF near this citv-Sl0Oo. FSF7
WOOD LAND-72 acres one mile from the EucIid De-
pot TO exchange for House and Lot i the cifys ne
81 Ne. ~ ~ -
NWENTY-IHREE ACRES-55S miles from ths city by-
and Iustrats sandy soil-S25OO.
ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate 4 assurances Agents,
anN Marble Block
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COMMUNICATIONS.


From Allen Smith, resigning his position as City
Seaer. Received and fled.
From Jas. Church, reinguishing all claim to a
certain portion of land lying the south side the
Erie street cemetery, provided it be laid out as a
street and be named Sumner Street Referred to
Board of City Improvements.
From the members of Torrent Engine Co. No. 10,
asking for some new springs for their engine Ref
TO Committee on Fire and Water
From Mrs. Mittleberger Secretary of the Cleve-
land Orphan Asylum, asking for the usual annual
stipend for the payment of teachers for the children
in this Asylum. Received and filed
OF James Hill, asking for new hose carts for en-
gine Companies Nos. and 8, to supply the place
of those now in use. Committee on Fire and Wa
ter
A lien was presented, on school building at the
corner of Hudson and Sibley streets, in favor of
n. Bond & Co. for $50, for labor. Received and
fled.
From Edward Kingsley, Secretary of the Board
OF Education, presenting a resolution offered by
Mr. Palmer at the last meeting Of the Board, re-
commencing to the city the sale of the avenue
school house upon condition that the city may use
same for Ward meetings. Received and filed.
ORDINANCES.
To lay out and grade Sumner street on the south.
ernline of the Erie street cemetery, from Erie to
BrowneII street Referred to Board Of City In
provements.
To establish the grade of Case Avenue. Referred
to Com on Ordinances.
n. B. Gibbons, $50; Referred to Committee on
Claims.
Phillip Dillon, $3.50; Referred to Com. on Fire
and Water
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RTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oF HARTFORD. CONN

O' hAhlfOhD, CONN.
raid IN Capital S25G,O0O
"HPi"S 5S,231
Assets, January 1st, 1859 S3OS.23J
This Company has complied with the laws of the
the several States in which it is doing business.
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western Branch Office at Chicago, H. through which
al the business Of the Company the Western North
western and southwestern States is transacted
W B LOUNSBURYr General Agent, Residing in
D n FhtCE, Assistant General Agent, ; Chicago
This Company has Agencies in this State as follovS
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n. h. sOLOMoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest Of the approved kinds Of
PEcTAcLES. Anhis glasses, whether fer OF far
lighted, ground under his OwnInspeotOn by machine
yof construction, with the greatest as to
suit the eyes al cases curing Weakness Di=riaess
Haamae1 Of the Eyes, and imparting strength for long
reading or fine sewing
q N II. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale of hElensss
q Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. Nj
eRosSoPEs, CoAIPAssEs, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. as perfect as natural
IROhee3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-

HUN SALE OR EACHANGE-A
= VALUABLE PROPERTY-Fifty Acres--On the
ESciia Plank Epad miles from the city near flourish
chAd &c $500 only IN cash. half the balance good
western lands, and one half on mortgage y cent inter
est for Il years
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street 10
exen1ngs for hsqse and lot the West side. $1,000
hlNSMAN STREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary, large and eSiabe story brick house
and one and quarter acres OF land to exchange
HIGH STREET-LOt q feet front with good two story
house, TO exchange for farm.
55kitE CoUNTY.60 acres on Lake shore, Z mile from
Railroad station l3 miles from Sandusky house barn and
for a house and lot in the city ~ -
BRIDGE STREET-On 4 corner. 1arve In. with frame
store and brek dwelingi to exchange for fam 5000
PINE LANDS-ln 41isSour-64O acres Of f-st DUALITY
pine land well located and near to Rairoad at 81 per ace
VIII exchange Or House and lot in the citV OF few acres
near the city, or for a stock of goods
NEMBURGd VILLAGE-Iouss and Lot nearthe Cat
az House large Lot and good House; will exchange
WALNUT sTREET-House and Lot to exchange for
farm. $500.
KIhSMAN STREET-Near IIerrY-Good two story
House and Lot TO exchange fer farm $500
ROU Sc & JENNINGS.
-, Marble Block.
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For sale, wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKR
No. q Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply tn
Annie de Femme" at the Proprieior's prces.
aulOdkwIy6
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To Hotel Keepers, RestGHrants, DruggIsfs
GrOeegs and tie Pubtie.
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COMMITTEE.
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Of Special Committee to whom was referred
the matter of certain Euclid street residents who
are about to sue the city for damages from water
that they will settle for 81 200. Received and
filed.
Of Special Committee adverse to paying the
claim of W. n. Prentss for extra work when he
was City Physician. Received and filed.
James Hill, Chief Engineer, presented his an
nual Report follows
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
Union County Court Affairs.
Union County Court Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WII.SON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Mliiln and Snyder, and
PmILIP RUHL and JNo w SIMoNToN Esqs, AS $50
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the Goth day of Feb'y,
1853. and 10 me directed. for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Over
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the THIRD MONDAY of MAY (being the
18th day) 1859, and TO continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inGui-
sitions, examinations and other remembrances
TO do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertain TO be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
in Office IN Lewisburg, the lth day Of A.
prii, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-nine. and The eighty
first year of the Independence Of the United
States of America.-God save the Common
wealth! JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
FROM HARRISBURG.

The supplement to the Lewisburg
Building Association act is signed by
the Governor.
The divorce application of Mrs.
Fry, met most decided defeat-only
S voting for it in the House. Seven
other applications in the House for a
divorce, were defeated.
The Quinn case, to remove the
venue from Union to Northumberland
county, came up and passed the House
and second reading in Senate.
\ bill passed House (and We sup
pose Senate) to confirm the late elec-
lion in Union Tp., Union Co., and
TO fix the place Of holding the same.
\ bill passed requiring road super
visors and poor overseers in Nor
cumberland county to give security.
The Legislature probably adjourned
yesterday-making session Of 100
days, for which they voted themselves
slOo-being's7 per day and the ex-
tras.
Bob TYLER has already called to.
gether his Committee, in whose name
he has published long Address beg
ging the dear Democracy to avoid
the Free State Convention as they
would The poison Of the stiletto of
the assassin!" 1t is pathetic, rhe-
iorical affair, and foreshadows great
many good things before election.
APE!L l2.-There is Z large attend
preparatory 10 the Democratic State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
Issue List for May Term, 1859.

T. Church & Co vs. solomon MAYER
DAVID Fisher vs. Jonathan DIeiienderfer
HunSrcGer for Church vs. Jos ID Forrey
ThoS Church VS. same
Reuben ST, nnscr VS. Alfred kncass
Weier q Ellis VS. John Lesser and VIE
PhIlp Seebold ct al VS. Reuben Oldt et al
= q Campbell ct al VS. Teed Il Mari
Ludwig & Ranck VS. Isaac Ranck's Ex'S gar
David SlenInser VS. VIM ii Mari
Francis krick VS. Alexander Ammons
Daniel Rangler vs. job Lapp
So DWeidens saul II Shirk VS. Church&Forrey
Levi X Shuch, deeds admrs vs. Yearger
l. Palmer indorsee Of Linn " Worse
same VS. others
Martin q Reed, minor, &c VS. e Dreisbach
James Russell vs. Jacob Dunkle
Christian Bartch vs. Daniel ReLner
same same
John Kesser Us Geddes, Marsh d Go
Philip Seebold vs. Peter Beaver ct al
Isaac Walter &c vs Jesse Schreyer
Trustees VI L ch at Mlhlinbg VS. J VI Kleckner
Abram and John Aurand vs. Chas + Schafilc
Martin G. Reed &c VS. John Roland
George Nickel VS. Leib X Leb
John Mover * wife same
Isaac X DunkIe VS. Henry Ruhle
Daniel Rengler Jr VS. ChamberIin & Stout
VIM Iones, ind in Locke VS. in Locke ind
Abram Wolfe VS. Beaver Ged VI u Co
Reber & MuS>er VS. corporation University
II NJ Whtmer vs. Jacob KloSS
Samuel II Orwig VS. Henry W Crotzer
: l. Beck VS. DERRICK Il Sheckler
Charles Hunter vs. Saml Shrk
Relish d Rel,h VS. Peter ReIsh's Adm'rs
Chas Critz VS. VIM Is Shriner
David Fetter BY his father vs. Jacob Hartman
Saml l. Beck VS. Charles Stees
John Marty VS. John Barly
same VS. 4 others
Thos Orwig for > Orwis VS. NJ c Ranck
Scuts Presby'n Church vs. John MCall
Israel Geyer VS. Aaron Smith
VIM Kaufman VS. Peter kaufman Admr
Jacob Swarrz VS. Conrad Blind and wife
M'Curdy Tate VS. II s Brcbsr
Thos Raser's Admr's VS. Ammons & Rawn
VIM Frick & Co VS. VIM Wolfe
Cyrus Eaton VS. S F & W Bogenreif
VIM VanGezer VS. J II Robenold
David Click VS. Saml $ Barber
John A Reed vs. Samuel Barton
Henry Mowrer Us John Mays
Philip Ruhl VS. Francis Wilson
Samuel Pawling VS. Samuel Showers ct al
MIidleswarth kerDs & Co VS. Chs II Shriner
Frederick Worman vs. Jacob Smith
John Weriz VS. Peter NevIus ct al
Samuel " Snudsrass vs. VIM Young Jr
Ush for Gu,elius' Admrs VS. Geo Drelsbach
Abraham Black VS. Andrew Spitler
George Barkdoll VS. II w Crolzer
T. Church & Go VS. VIM II Kleckncr
Samuel Long and wife vs Joseph kleckner
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
Grand Jurors for May Sessions, 1859.

Lt,cis-Benj Mench, Henry Orwig, Steward
Reed, Samuel Grove
BufaLe-Jacob Dunkel. Peter Miller, Eman'l
Pontius, Edward Flick
Huiietm-Frank Bigger
Lime,tone-LewIs Seebold, Simon BURY Cor
nelus Pellman, Jno Rinkert. Jos. Chambers.
West BufaiO-John Bechtel, Levi Shoemaker,
Samuel Young
Huiky-Thomas M'Curdy
Union-Jesse Beaver
KeHy-Paul Geddes
Eqst Bufaioe-John Gundy
White Dcer-Ambrose Henderson
Leuisburg-Allen Shoemaker, Rob't Musser
Trdrerse Jurors.
White Deer-Samuel Berkheimer, Chas DEF
fenderf.r, Urbanus Ranck
BuGaioe-John Bruner, Adam Young, Francis
Wilson, Andrew Ruhie. Michael Dunkel,
John Clemens
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Haus, Joseph Boop
Lewis-Samuel Knouer, John Howard, Jacob
Broucher, Samuel Swengle
Lewisburg, ~ W-Solomon Ritter, Thompson
Evans, Reuben Snyder, Joseph L. Hawn,
Chas ID Kline, Joseph Derr, James Hayes,
William Poeth, Peter Hursh
West BugaLOe-Philip Siply, William Beach
Ter. Enoch Kaufman, BENZ Hauck, Thomas
HARRISON
Harttfon-Joseph Sampsel, r V Glover, John
F Wilson, Daniel Long
Hariley-James Reed, Lot M'Michael
NeU Bsrhin-Abraham Schoch, Chas Roush,
John Styers, George w Baum
Uaion-Charles Cawley, Charles Slear
KeRy-Peter Newman
Limesfone-Joseph Seebold. Henry Mover
Ie,ctsburp s W-Jesse Schreyer
East BuDiioe-David Smith, VIM Harri.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
Convention, to morrow. The use OF
the Hall of the House has been gran
ted to the Convention.
FROM WASHINGTON.

-. B." is wondering and vexcd
that the returns from all the Free
State Elections and Missouri arc
against him yet, and can not under
stand why the people think different
" from himself and the Government
The first election return for Con
vention in Kansas, although it in
cludes only Lcavenworth, looks as
though Kansas was determined to
come in-as Oregon did-with less
than $4,000 population.
Lord Lyons, the new British Min
ister, has arrived ard been cordially
received by our Government at Wash,
ington.
1t is thought O. Barrett of Harris
burg-not Printer by trade-will
he appointed Superintendent of the
L. s. Printing, in place of Geo. w.
Bowman, who has resigned to take
charge of the "Constitution"-the
new paper founded upon the ruins of
the "Union"(which concern J.B.& Co.
recently purchased.)
sS-The Sickles Jury having been
made up on Wednesday of last week,
the trial proceeded (he prosecution
conlining itself to the one fact Of the
killing of Key by Sicklcs) and closed
on Friday. Saturday and Monday,
Mr.. Graham. for the defence, made
an elaborate opening speech, arguing
that the offence of Key was-both ac-
cording to Scripture and Shakespeare
worthy of death referred to nu-
merous precedcnts where men had
slain the scducer of sisters and others
and were acquitted, and that the be-
trayer of the wife was one much more
culpahle arguing also that the trans
port of rage into which Sickles was
thrown was sufficient to make the
case at worst a man-slaughter only.
The first witness called, to rcbut any
prescriptions of malice, testified to
the long continued friendship of Key
and Sicklcs, and that the former dined
at the house of the latter only the
week before the homicide. Robert j.
Walker, a servant girl Of Sicklcs, and
others, testified TO the agony, the
wailings of despair amounting almost
to perfect phrenzy, which Sickles ex-
hibited during the half day prcced-
ing his fatal assault. An attempt TO
introduce Mrs. Sickles' written con-
fession of her guilt, was undecided
before the Court at our latest advices.
The case will probably occupy another
week.