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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

In noticing, a week or two since, COM
pliment paid to Virginia, by the Board Of
Overseers of the Philadelphia Hospital, at
Blockley, Phil. in the selection Of Drs. Luck
EFT and Tut, both Virginians, to honorable
and very responsible positions in the medical
control Of that famous institution, we Incl
dentaily alluded, says the Charlottesville
Advocate, to the fact that DR.. Luckett, in
conjunction with DR.. Pancoast, had estab-
lshed "quiz class" for medical students
attending lectures in Philadelphia, and we
advised our young "meds" from the univer-
sity to avail themselves Of the opportunity
to attend these classes. We learn that DIR.
Tut has also, instituted similar class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

NHEESE.-English Dairy, Eastern Pine Apple,
" and Dutch Cheese, for sale by
oct 1-eod2w I. A. BhEmls'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04
ALEX
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1859.

A correspondent of the London Star, writ
ing from Paris says:
"Kossuth was in Paris September 18th,
and all the journ alists Of every color and de
gree paid him visit in the hope of learn
ing what his intentions, aims and views real
ly are. 1t cannot as yet be known whether
these are in favor of immediate action, or
whether they incline towards taking time to
consider whether he means to replace the
sudden mode of warfare before it was sub
United to the rules laid down by Louis Ma
poieon. or whether he means 10 wait and see
if the Emperor of Austria will relent. and so
by degrees yield the freedom which according
to Austrian rule, it would not be prudent to
grant all at once"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04
above $1,000 l.lOoflprrrpt

For the working Of the system at the aho,.
rates, | will endeavor to show case or ayo,r
day occurrence:
l., II !. known ,ba, d.. .;,, ,.,. RI ont
rated, ARE the importers &C., oi foreign and am
goo'i-, and pay say...............
II. The Joblsr or merchant who usually .ur,.. :
the country trade, rit- above. AMI ls,,. :.
3i The country merchant of elias, }. a, Il, ,,.. =
which covers the b~t ca>- in nunl-.r H.
country dealers, we'll A. the most nau.r,Ip, j.
t-rSt involved, rays........... .............. 8,
Whole amount Of aA when bought and ,,lI NV.
M, ~ ~, c,,,,r 8 l.
buy his stock, say 81 class ). a. above III, .,.t
which he sell- will lie tla,ri a. he Is,y,...'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

1t is only when We are deprived of it, that
we appreciate the blessings OF ice-water'
which is now ono Of the cheapest of our
luxuries. Mr.. Hillard, in one of his letters
to the Boston Courier, writes what many an
American traveller has experienccd:-"The
water in London is detestable; when you
drink it you are reminded Of weak solu-
ton Of Epson salts, and when you wash in
it, Of the sand in which the Arabs, when in
the desert, are allowed to perform their ablu-
tons. Why the English are a nation of
beer-drinke,s is perfectly ineligible to
any one who comes to England. How my
soul has painted here for the ice-waters of
home, and how my ear has languished for the
musical rattle Of the melting crystal against
the sides of the pitcher-a SOUND sweeter in
hot day than harp or dulcimer."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04
In the New York Episcopal Convention

ln the New YORK Eplscopai convention
on Friday, the resolution respecting Bishop
Onderdonk was taken up. and motion
made to lay it on the table, which was lost
by ayes IS, nays 1870. After further discus
sion, a resolution was adopted stating that
the remission of the sentence of Bishop On
dcrdonk would be acceptable to the Conven-
ton, provided the restrictions a. to the
exercise of his official functions which he
submitted in his letter to Bishop Potter, or
such other restrictions as might be consid-
cred advisable by the House OF Bishops,
were made. This resolution was adopted by
the following vote:-Clergy, ayes AS, noes
l6; laity, two divided.) ayes IS. noes 46;
showing total Of 800 ayes to 90 noes-ma-
jority for restoration l5S. A motion that
the House of Bishops be officially advised
OF the action Of the Convention i'll this mat
ter was adopted.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

10 the renewed fall in French rents, which
are pronounced by rumors in relation to
The cost Of the late victory, as well as by
iho relaliou TO the creation Of stock arising
from the new loan.
81 C0nsOls closed at 4tog lower than on
ike preceeding day.
The active demand usually eKperianoed
At the close of the quarter continues, and
few bills are taken below 9sper cent.
The Times city article says; "In the
absence Of detailed accounts Of the battle
t0f Salierino 10 enable the public to. Judge
of its Spfobable etfsct, 10 predisposing
Austria eotsRms of.su bmission, the lnads
Exhibited heaviness on Tuesday.
- In the Stoekl Exchange. 2 TO et psr
cent was paid for short loans on govern.
ment securi les, and at the Bank there MAS
la itile increase in the demand.@
'FRAEoE=zThe news seof tie victory Of
the 2lth impaired much buoyancy to the
Paris Bourse, and the rents advanced
unaarlyslaper-een Oaths 27 iheTe was o
RELAPSE, .3,of the advance bsing lost. On
1.-THE '9etlr the market opened with a still
.llurthsr decline, but rallied, closing steady
| ! 5fiaSSy,in PAFis was t0lsrablo! Til.
Corn market was dali, on account Of favor>
liable harvest prospects,
/ PArAi. SrArEs'--A dispatch from Rome
ANNOUNCES that Fslrara, Ravenns, Forli,
IiAncona, aud other towns, have been re,
Iplac,d d under the authority Of the Pope by
the interventioR ofths Rontiieial troops.
The officer w no commanded the Swiss
in the affair at Peragia is said TO have beer
promoted. .i aFt
II AUsFRiA 1.-The Vienna correspondent
of the London grimss asserts for ths las
ten years matters have been s. terribly
mismanag ged in Austria, thatit wilbe al
!. most miraculous if the Empire escapes
!, dissolution. y i'--..',, .-,.-ss
: In al autograph letter, the Emperor
. Francis Joseph, has caused ordinances
relative to, the Ptotestants in Austria tc
be issued without waiting, for the, Eevislor
[of the Council of States.
NAPLES. June 26,-By adecree Just is
/ sued, l8zrefugees are permilted to Teturr
and all other S.ciIliansholdinga permission
and promising obedience to the laws.
III ,ruuH y, . ru,,r,rf N ~. esrSH UxnzrpEarN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

FARTHER PoISr, July 8.-Tbe steam
ship HaDgariap. With dates from Liver
pool sto the 29th ule, four days latersthen
furnished blythe Adeisidel passed
this point at noon 70. day, having made
the trip ii about nine days. -
The steamship America arrived on the
99lb uI.- The steamship City Baltimore
having. her propeller replaced by "a new
one, sailed on the 29th ult. for New York.
The Weser has been detained on account
of an accident TO her propeller, and was to
sail from Bremen on the N30th ult.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
There have been no movements report
ed by the allies since the battle on the 24Ih.
The details OF the setioa baye not yet been
received.
The Austrian and Strdinian accounts
report extraordinary heavy losses in killed
and wounded. 1ags77er sfifft w
The dispatches from the Emperor Napo,
leon report The capture Of 5000 prisoners
three figs and so cannon. ' e =.
The Austrian troops have recrossed tht
Mineio. fa'sF e ii8S8 h. f3fW S'.
Gen. Hess bas beenappointed Command
er-in- Chief Of III Austrian forces. e9A
LONDON, June %. The latest dipatohe'
fpom the seat ofwar report that the French
troops hav, crossed the Mincio. q. q 'ysa
LIvEkRoof, june 28. Cotton Glosel
dull: SAILS Of the past three days 5000
bales. BreAdstufTs have a declining ten
dency Provisions also dull. ~
q LoNDaE. June 28. II Cohsols are quoted
at 9ss@92t. s SO f 'e &
4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

ss <LAEcAsTER, July Oh, 1893. 6
i MEssas. CLARKE q Gentle
nssn:-1E I 'am 10 receipt Of your Aattering
note q the oh. and 10 furnishing you
with, a copy of .he adlress reIerfsd to, |
nSasesimply addlby way Of apology. that
twas as aasxpsslsd as 1t was usmerited.
: Respectfully, J.B. McNEILL.
Tokeats, CEARkE & suTPHES, EDs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
RRPUaLIcAN STATE TICKET.


For Governor.
WILLIAM DEENlSON Of Franklin Co
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. ofKuox County.
For Auditor Of State.
ROBERT W. TAYLOR. ofMahOning Co
For Secretary Of State.
ADDISON P. RUSSELL. Of Ciinton Co
For Treasurer Of State.
ALFRED P. P.ST0NB. of Franklin Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GHQLS0N. Of HRmillon
For Member Board Of Public Works,
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of Scioto County
For School Commissioner.
ANS0N SMYTH, Of Lucas County.
q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

t n iAhSAshAlss July ouls AooS.
JEo. B. .MoNElLL. ,Ese.--Dsar Sir
MilEy0nfarnish US disqualification, . copy
oft6s address delivered BY You on che
4.h Inst. at.ths celebration ofthe 83I An.
niysssny Of American Independence By
the Presbyterian Sabbath SohOoland Con
gregstiotr Very Respectfully,
CLAaKE n SvrpnES, Eds. Gazette.
ToJ, B. MCNtItL, ESQ. g. '.''' G
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

left Of the entire field, aud on the very
borders OF the lske, north east from Caslig-
lone, and the west Of Pesohiera.
The Piedmontsse troops, under the
King who commands them in person, had
been posted there, aud received the Aus.
trians as they came around. From about
seven o'clock until after nightfall an inoes-
SAINT and most terrible combat was here
kept up.
The batteries Of the two armies were
apparently about hslf mile apart. aud at
the 9uIset they wsSs both served twi4
nearly equsl and effective vigpr. bhtthe
kAnstriAns grAduAlly sIackened their fiTs
andrtook dp new positions. while the sar-
ldiniaus poured arapid aud nuinierfuplea
Shower ofbRlls upop. them suspehding
lonly for a few moments at time. aud
then rsnsEing it sgain with rodOublsd fu-
ry.
The wind had gone down, the air was
still, and the sound of musketry, as well as
of eannou was. heard. Sometimes, only q
single fash would be seen, then two OF
three at once, and often more would. break
forth in rapid succession. sgs.,aEss.zss,s
1t was dusk when turned to descend
the hill, and all the way downI stillhearc
the roar OF the cannon anu the clalterine
lofthe guns Of the infantry. - = -
II The Austrians have sustained an over
whelmiug defeat. and itseems to me no
iIulikslyF that the Emperor may now b
induced, by the Observation-Disclosures
traiF covers, to accept, the peace ntRiChs Ma
pOleon'wilhb be very likely to tender hims
daamafraid toSentare upon any conject
uFesias TO the number killed and wounded
| butlfFom the natureof the case ii must b
/ enofnous. j. am confident that not les
than ten thousand wounded have bse
brought into this village alone. -dafinglth
J day, to'sAy nothing Of those whoimeEe'lei
on the field or taken to other plaees.s I 81
4 + ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
FaG 81 FiTSr FITS! FITS i
DIR. HANCE'S PROFITABLE ExTRAUT Z,
=. .,- 20 EPlLEPTlC PILLS, .iz}Ss

For the Cure eflits, Spasm, Crqmps aadall Nerp0sa
adj aiahd GongtitstiopH lDiseaste. - l, e
EDERSONS whoare laboring under this distressing
ii malady,willdhd Or. fANck's " EG ET ABLE EPIr,
LEIPZIG PILLS 70 BIO The only Esmedxever iiscovefA
ed lor curing Epilepsy or Failing Pits, 49, .,...
These Pills possess SPECIFIC action on the nervous
system; and although they afe iirepaFed especially
for the purpose 0fcuring Fits, they Will be foundeof
especial beneat for oil persohs afnioied With weak
No rveHs or whose system hhs been
or shaitered from any cause whatever. IN chronic
complaints, or diseases ofloHg
ea ey nesyoasnssa, lhey are exceedingly esReacisl,
Of the city, enclosing remittance ID asethe Piee
sent them through the masl, free Of postage. Fro.
baltimore, Maryland, HON orders from all parts
ofthe Union must be addressed postpaid.
June III le5e--IyT y teTNGT ts@ 3Etraa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

Donitfail TO procure Mrs, WinsloW,s Soothing Syr-
rdp for Children Toething. Ithns equation earth
II tgreaty facilitates the process ofteethng, bysufeR
ing the gums reducing all .infammalon-zwiIla allay
upon 1t, motiefs, ,itwiH giverestto yourselyes and
reliefand healthto your Infants. Perfecily sefc In
all cases,A tAtilNttf = sas y -sei's --astlf
ofthe most experienced and skillfu female Physi-
clans in New England and has bsen used withneveT-
fAiliRg successin millioBs iofcases. fffl s,s5 81
We befieveitis the best and shtest remedy In the
world, in Of Dysentery and Diarrhoshin child
drt whe ther y arises from teeihlng orfrom any
ottseY ~ = q ~ ~ v[HG tx - -.
lfiife and he alth can be estimated by dollars and
cents, j his worthiis we iEht in gold. st -, -
Millions OF bOttlesare sold cry yeafinthe United
States. ltisnh old and veil tried remedy.
81 PRICE ONLY o5 CENTS A BOTTLE.
DFNone genuine unless the fac~simlIe Of UHTIsi
&-PRRKlNs, New York, is,on the utside wrapper.
Sold by iststlfroughout to worId,Hn
&.4 ,51ets RsM psSIREoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
MAMnIED,

44rff 'ty1 ~ ~ tisf lslfl
On, the. 18th inst, BY the i Rey.fJ. H.
Creighton, at the residence Of the brides
mother. Mr.. RsM. CLARKE,. the senior Ed
itpr of:thls,pspers and Miss IDA KINKEAD,
al o. tnls ticity, sseloa - asd3,N esa
\ Yss.F'tis ,tEue--actuaHy martied+-ws
can't help it1@We weulda'ta if we could;
but then The idea ofan editor. deliberately
pitching. into malyimohY! Y!-hoW Strange the
anuOapSsmsnt-sand YET, perhaps the next
will be splittls stronger. Yes narfiedI
'.aflerafIancs. made and troth plightsd,n e.
on 9 bright. and sunny day without q
cloud o'er head, or ruffls on the air--right
inthe midst Of harvest. Well, may he
csails his has6aadry, aud spread the CONF
forte of life around him, whilst on his way
he goes rejoicing. s- I, ,. :.
"oh!happy pair, TO every blessing borni' -.
For you may l:s'a calm stream unruficd run,
| For you itstosos bloom without thorn,
- And bright as morning shine the evening SUM-"
/ AtAshland, Ohio. on the 9Th inst. by
the Rev. John Robinson, Miss H u K1N'
NAMAN, Of Ashland. aud Mr.. Henry CAR
TER, Of Lancaster, Ohio. IN a7at5 fie
| la.aL - I y. - L
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
THE SECRET MFTRMATIvEs OF
YOUTH & MATURITY.


A A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAH.
TREATMENT, without Medicine, ofe
= = SpeEmatoFThea or Local sWeaknesss Noelur-,
Sse2snal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debii w;
Premature Decay ofthe system, Impotency, and ImE
3ediments 70 the Biafriage generally
7'tpt BY B. DE EANEY, M. d. e 4 etl
The important fact that the many alarming com
pfaInts, originating IN the impfudence and solitude Of
youth, may be easily removed wITHouT MEDtciNE, Is \
Sls small iFs e and ne en-
by the Author, fully explained, by means of which
every one Is enabled 70 cure perfectly and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the aver
tsed nostrums ofthe day, .ssls, y e-,s-.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free n sealed
to.DR. b. DE- LANEY, is East aist Street; New Y0fE
City. rrS June %, e50-9m9.
1lt7Ts5OOO Agents. Wan tedt-To'se sell four new
inventions, Agents have made over e25,O00 on,
one ,-Usuer Tran a1H other similar agencies. Send
four stamp get % pages gratis
KPHBATAl BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
RAIL ROAD.
mr.. RobacIx,n RemedIos.

tisecf Dr.. edioal esabiishmenF
in thai city BY the way Dr. Roback's Remedies haye,
obtained great and deserved popularity with ais
classes II has been but short time since these
medies were ntrod uced into section of country,
forms his sales OF the Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
fAer nov Ear exceed those all other medicines for
which he is hgert, eoublned The reason for this, is,
We OF only from the mouths or others, but
VIC have used them In our own family with the very
best TesuIs- Fora diseases Of the blood, genefab
debil ,Vhethef proeee bg from sickness of HON
natural weakness, indigestion, end all kindred all
The 5ss aiciHes extanl. TIIeg are aesied to-
achieve n OF an ephemeraI success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which will iFehder them
necessity in every family-NapoleOn, o., Northeast,
Idareh JE sesadyeEiisement, itsAI :. lo-im el
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
Cnmmnn NsIlae fpiei lhol lInlassl0f the reonle

I Common sense rules tho massiof the people,
whatever the misnamed and misantsrope phlloso-
pliers may say TO Tho niratys Show them ~ good
thing lot Its merits be clearly demonstrated and they
will not hesiate 70 ~ their most cordial patyons
OF "a hhgscian cnnceraiRg the virtues or HoSTET-
TER'S BITrERS,a ,asbe seen In the immeDse quanti-1
ttesof this medicnethak arc annually sold In oVeFy
section OF the Hand Is now recognized as greatly
snpertorto yetdeyised for dseasea
of the digestive organs such as rh@R dysenteI,
dyspepsia and for tho various fevers that arise from
derangoment Of thoseRof the system. Hostet-
tors name is rapidly becoming a household world,
from Maine 10 Texas from the shor of the Atlantic
to the Pacific. Yfy the article and be satisfied '4
Sold byall ID ruegistsin the wOgldI.s fl.t 49, IN
0-TSee adxerIisementin in anOthon eolumns- -lmi06 I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Later from the Seat Of War.
Terrible BntlIe ON the RIIneIO.

Extraordinary heavy Losses reported ~ TIE
French Captars 5000 Prisonsrs. Three
Flags and Thirty CanROR--Ihs Allies
Cross Ms MiRciO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

isA1sE sa1Parsaantt 10 an or
M der from thes Probate Court iof Fair1ed.eQnniy
Ohio. will ssgosc 10 sale 70 the highest pn
Of tho Court Houee, in Lannster following ReaT
Estate, viz: Lot. No, e53, ihLancaeiof, Ohio. -
Kinkead, DECEASED, and is praised At 81 400
. Sale free Dover, 1ipcn terms Of IN kaDd,
andtwo years with INTEREST," and for not less thhn the
appraised faiuc. JOSEPH @. .lo1NKfsAD, Guar
i' 1abca or, pne % 1850 l5wspfS3, "a ,,fsssp
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
MsI.mOTmERsIt moTMEHsiI.

TPI0OO Agents Vynnted:--For particulars
ssnd stamps - q. r. WHlTTEE, IowelL MAsssG
March 3,le5o--6mAA y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
Lnter from The seat Of WAR.
THE GREAT Battle
$4,000 Men Killed and, Wound
nd. -. t..-..

Austrian Loss AZ, 900 Killed Wounded end
! Rrisopers= French Loss l2s000-- Allies
gd CaPlnss Seventy Five Cannon and, Six.
teen Flags The AustriaHs PrOpatiDg
I'd for Another Battle. go.s4 " ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

.sE EE Read Dr.. MAELI'se adveriisemep
Of his nextsmoushly visit in another coll
upn h ,sss5 eata b b
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
HOODings COugh-A ca

yUyHIs troublesome and sonnet dAngerous mala-.
e.en, and Is st II prevailing 70 RcoRsider-
able extent. The treatment OF the dominaht school
ofmedlene 4 simply palliatlyeand docs not propose
The sdcccssful treatmentof qua bumbef otcesess
jpsn0esme In saying that the hse " Homeopathic
remedies the severity the dseAse may be Iesaenod
and iis average duration shortened from fdat 1t
weeks, "a "A O.. HARLOW, N,.Ds>
Lancaster, ARrii IA, Issa--sOu - IVy9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

SECOND DISPATCH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

FRArRIclDE.-The Troy (Ala.) American states
that on Monday night last difficulty arose between
Jaesb and Abram Folmar, brothers, who lived
near Goshen Hl Pike county, Ala, which re-
suited in the death of the former. 1t appears that
Jacob went to the house Of Abram with hostile in,
tentions, but before he had an opportunity to
execute them, he was shos by bis brother.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
LIGHT. 49,, ..#...,..L LIGHT.
I light

Il -,
and cheapest Light in is made from COAL ol
wca long any other and the price OF which
la, been REDUCED. The subscriber has the COAL OIL
LAMPS in every variety and style also Chandeliers HAL
Inmps and assortment Of Solar, Lard OIL Camphene ana
and all the articles required to be used with them
Also il agcut for FuIIER'S PATENT FAUCETS, which
will last three any other without eakng
MIiSGR AYES PATENT PORTABLE GAS STOVE very
useful where gas is used the PATENT SCISSORS SHARP
ESER convenient well useful. Always on hand
the Refined Coal on Camphene Spirit Gas and the southern
OH Gonpanys superior Inbrcating OIL now in general USE by
the barrel gallon The public is respectfully invited 10 cal"
LIN, q Glnrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

A QuEsTIoS.-Some days ago the Legislature OF
Georgia passed bill to pardon a man named
Choice, who had been convicted of murder, and
the Governor vetoed it. The Augusta Constitution
alist gives the latest phase of the case:
Mr.. Smith, Of Talbot, offered a resolution in the
Senate on Tuesday afternoon, to the effect that the
Secretary of State be ordered to furnish to the SUI
preme Court certified copy of the bill passed by
the Legislature for the pardon of VIM. A. Choice.
Mr. Collier, of Fulton, offered an amendment, that
a certified copy of the message of Gov. Brown,
yetoing the bill, should be attached to it. The
amendment was rejected, and the resolution as
originally introduced was adopted. The object of
a decision of the question: whether the signature of
the Governor is necessary to a bill passed by the
Legislature, pardoning criminal convicted OF
murder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

'There, John, that's twice you've come home
and forgotten the lard" ~ La, mother, it WAS SO
greasy that it slipped my mind"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

'ONE WIPED OuT."-A friend of ours received
a letter recently from friend of his in Texas, in
which was contained an account of an occurrence
that took place fortnight ago, and which resulted
in the death of an Abolitionist name unknown. II
seems from the statement that Isaac Adair, who
moved from Spartanburg some years back, and n
man of property, was informed by his negroes that
the Abolitionist above spoken of, was endeavoring
to entice them off to a free State. Mr.. Adair. it
appears, told them to accept his proposition, and
then inform him at what time they would leave,
and by what place they would pass. They did SO.
In the meantime Mr.. Adair made known the facts
to several of his neighbors, and they repaired to
the spot, armed with double barfeled shot-guns.
When the Aboltionist arrived at the place desig
mated, seeing men, he became suspicious, and en-
deayored to escape when Mr.. Adair and his friends
firing on him, killed him on the spot.
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