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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14

*, FOR RENT.-The BUILDING occupied
s: by the Examiner is for rent froin the list OF Au
zI4gust. For terms. apply to
RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker,
iy Its ttOy9rDor
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Hon. Daniel z. Eickles Kills Philip Bar
ton Key.

" AsHiA0ToN, frb. II.
The community was thrown in'o intens.
excitement 70 day BY the killing OF PhiliI
Barton Key. United States District Auor.
ney for the District OF C,lumbia, At ths
hands Of Hon. Daniel T.. Sickle.. membe,
OF Cungress from the Third District OF New
York. According 10 the rep r.. Dir. Sick
lrs. becoming convinced u The truth Of Ger.
tain scsndslous rumores involving his wife
resolved 10 redress his wrongs. bout 2
c'cl"ck this afternoon he proceeded from
his residence, nesr the Presidents House.
10 the southeast corner Of Lafayette Square.
ia The same neighborhood. where Mr.. Key
was engaged in conversation with Mr.. But
terworh of New York. he charged Key
with having di-honerd him an3 deslroyef
his domesic peace, and Immediately shot
him with revolver. one Of the balls enter
ing the left side Of the pody and passing
through The corresycnding point en- the ~
pcsite side. lodging under The ekin; smother
shot took effect ia he right thigh nea- the
main artery. Key. b falling. implored SIX
les not 10 Kill him. Tne third shot was IN
the right side, glsncing frcm the body aid
bruising il. From these wounds death en-
surd in . few momerts. The body was
taken into the Natioasl Club House. Tile
Coroner Immediately summoned jury and
tho inquest wss continued Tor several Iour-.
a verdict wss rendered. merely stating thai
the death was caused from the sf-sts OF
pis'ol shots. az above staiet, fired by Hon. II.
+ Sick!es. Crowds Of persons gathered iu
the vicinity or the club house, during the
day. srxsously irquiring into al the cir
Of the event. Alter Mr. Sick
les had killed Key, lie repaired 70 The resi-
ience o. Attorney General Black, were he
was advised 70 deliver himself into the hal nd.
oi the officers, who subsequently conv@ys
him to jill. 10 which he was committed i0r
urther ~ aAinstIOn.
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Sleep.

S3etP.
God bless the man who frs; invented spp D!
So Sancho Psnza said, aud SO say I;
And bless him also, that he didn't keep
His great discovery 10 himself; % Try
To make it--ss The lucky fellow might
A close monopoly BY "paten. righir'
fes-bless the man who first invented sleep
really can't avoid the ileration;)
But blast the man, With curses loud and deep
What.'er The rasca's name, Or age, o.
station.
Who first invented. and went round advising
That artificial cut uh'-esrly rising.
T. Rise with III. lark and with ,he lark tc bel
Observes some solemn, sentimental owl;
Msxlms like these are v-ry chesply said;
But ere you mate youreelf a fool or fowl
Pray just inquire nbout their rise and fsli.
A nd whether lafks have any beds At Oh!
The lime for honest folks 10 be uhes'"
IL 10 the morning. 4 reason right;
A nd he who canno, keep hs precious head
Upon bis pillow Till its fairly ligh',
Aud 50 erj y MS iorty morning " snks,
IL uP-to knsvery; or else he arinks.
Thomson, who sung about the "Season, !,
said.
" was glorious thing TO rise in season;
But then he said i,-lying lin his bed
AT ten o'clock, A M-lhe very reason
lie wrote so charm,npiy. The -,mple fact T.,
His preaching wasl't sanctioned BY his pr4c-
tice.
Tie, doubtless. wei to be sometimes awake,
Awase 10 duty aud awake 10 truth
But when, slas. a rice review we take
OF our best deeds and days, we find, IL
sou,h.
The hours iha, leave The slightest cause to
weep.
Are those we passed in eh Idhood--or sleep.
It's beautiful a leave the world awhile
Fvr the soft visions Of the gentle night;
And free. at lasi, from mortal care or guile,
To live as only 10 the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet realm so costly shut in,
Where, At the worst, We only dream oi sin.
So le; US sleep. and give the maker praise;
| ike the lsd who, when his father thought
IT, ~ Lis nso.n ning nap Dy nnckn-, ed pHfasr
Uf serdant worm BY early songster caught,
Cried, Served him righi.-irs not At al
surprising,
The worm was punished, sir, for early a..
sing.'
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Blue Laws OF CosSEcTIcuT.-The fol
lowing are some Of the "bIue lave tha, ex
isied two hundred years sgo. Some OF thes'
would answer well enough for the presen
century:
Whoever publishes a lie 70 the prejudice
Of his neighbor, shall ii, in The stocks. or b
whipped fifteen stripes.
No one TO cross ryer, but with an su
thorzed ferryman.
No one shall travel, cook victuais, make
beds. sweep horse., cut hair Or shave, on
the Sabbath day.
Whoever wears clothes trimmed with
gold, silver. or bone lace, above two shil-
lings BY the yard. ehaIl BE- presented BY the
grand jurors. aud the select men shall tax
the offender al $500 estate.
No one shall read common prsys-, keep
or Saints day, make minced pies.
dance. play cards, Or play on any instrument
u music, except The drum, trumpet and
jews harp.
When prrents refuse their children con-
venient marriages. the magistrates shall de-
termine the point.
Married persons must live together. or be
imprisoned.
No man shall court maid BY person or BY
letter. without first obtaining the consent
of her parents; IS for the first offense; fiO
for the second; and for the third. isnprison-
ment during the pleasure Of the court.
A man that strikes HE wife shall be fined
clio. A woman tha, strikes her husband
ii All be tined sl the courts discretion.
n any man shall kiss his wife Or wife kiss
her husband on the Lords d-y. the party In
fault shall be punished At the discretion Of
The Court Of Magi-tsates
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the square l5i street, 10 the Washington
Club House which Mr. Key hequented, and
from the window Of which Mrp. =. says hs
Was in the habit Of telegrsphing her, with
his white handkerchief II Sir s. was sb,
sent she was in the habit OF returning ID,
signal.
After Mrs. 8. confessed her guilt, her
husband demanded her tc return to him he'
wedding ring. and desired her 10 write for
her fstLer 10 s-Rd for her, and take her in
chargr. Her father is Antonio Bsjio.s, 40
Italian music master in New York ci'y.
where he hss resided about thirty years.
Her mother name was Cook, who va.
born 10 New York. Mr.. 5. married his
vile when she Vas sixteen years OF age. He
took her 10 England with him when he was
Secretary OF Legation Al London. under Mr.
Buchanan, and INTRODUCED her to the Queen,
carried her 10 the Continent, and into the
most fashionable society. He loved her With
grea: devotion, and isvished all his means
upon her. They lived in elegant style here.
occupying house of 50 600 rent.
Mrs. s. rode in splendid carriage with
'Uutriders;" !" wore jewels TO the value Of S..
900. and seemed 20 want nothing that she
did not lave.
Immediately after The shooting, the body
of Mr.. Key was picked up and conveyed in.
TO The club house. iron which he was in the
nabit Of telegraphing to Mrs. $. Mr.. Key
j. nephew Of Judge Tsney, and brother
ir-lsw TO Mr. Pendle,on. member Of Con-
yress from Ohio. The father OF Mr. Key
~ss tie author Of the "S,ar Spaogled Bau
ner."
Key ard Sickles we're both intimate friends
II The President, and % Mr. $. has killed
he District ATTORNEY. il will be necessary
for the President TO appoint another.
KEYS friends are quite Indignant. and
threats are made that Sickles shall moi leave
the riiy alive.
Mf. 5. has one daughter. six years cid,
snd Mr. Key IesvSs forv moih.rlass chill
lren, one daughter. i2 years Of sgs.
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Further Particulars.

Special Dispatch 70 IL, Cincinnati Gazette
BALTIMORE. Feb. -.
The Washington correspondent u The N
Y Tribune, Of this morning. furnishes The
following sddf ona' particulars regarding ih,
Si,kies-Ksy affair of Sundiy:
For more than a year there have been
floating rumors Of improper intimacy be.
tween Mr. Key aud slrs. Sickle. They
have, from Time 10 time, attended parties and
the O5ers. snd rode 90, q. ether Mr. Sick
les has heard OF these reports. but would
never credit them until Thursday evening
lsst. On iha, E rnine. j.st as . party was
lbreaking up 81 his house, Mr. 5. received
among his papers an anonymous letter. tu,
without opening his mail, ~ knowing the
contents of the letter, he accompanied BIZ
wife to = shop Al Willard's.
On h's return home, st midnight. Mr..
Sicklss opened the snony NOUS letter, which
informed him Of the infideIily Of his wife,
aud Of her intimacy with Mr.. Key. and stat
ing ia detail the manner of their meefing.
,nd naming the place Of rends zvous. The
leteI was 90 plausible ia its statements. and
gave such precise directions for the detection
oi the parties 10 their sssignstion meetings.
that Mr.. Slckles decided &c Investigate tic
isct-. Accordingly, he placed the letter in
the hands of two o. his mos. intimate friends
who las, evening tS,iurday) possessed them.
selves Of the evidence, Satisfactory 10 Mr.
Sictlcs. that Mr.. Key had rented house Of
q nagro.in fifteenth stree', which he used
as place Of rend, zvous with Mrs SlckIes.
This morning iSundsy.) being in grea,
agony Of mind. Mr. SickIes, in presence Of
two witnesses. charged his wife with hav.
ing had Illicit intercourse with Mr.. Key
Az first Mrs. g. declared her innocence. Mr.
Sickles then psrsdcd before her the evidence
Of her guilt, when she became overwhelmed
with the sudden srsaignment and tainted.
aud finally confessed her gull.
Mr.. Sickles was not eatisGed with This
verbal confession. but desired Mrs. s 70
make the confession 10 writing She com
Piled. and she also informed him how often
Mr.. Key had been 10 the habit Of seeing
her, and his mode Of ielegraphing 70 her. BY
The wave Of his handkerchief when he ant
ed her 70 come out.
Mr.. Sickles's residence i No. Pres
denrs Square. IN view II Jackson statue.
opposite the White HOUSE In full view
Of Mr.. s - resds nee. On The other side oI
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In the House Of Representatives there
arc. according 20 their own classification. As
Demccrats- "a Republicans. Fillmore Whls
I Old Line Wing. 3 Whies. Independent
1 Americsn-,otsli iCc. OI the number, Al
sre fsrmers, 2s lawyers. 3 merchants. Il
doctors. prcrcher. printer, . mechanics
1 manufacturer. mail contractor, drug
gisi, I Lava student, collier. They were
born % follows: In Indiana 81. Pennsy Iva.
mia II. Kentucky l3, Tennessee 3. Virgins
IL. New York g, Maryland ?. Rhode Island
]. Ohio I3. Germany 3. Ireland !. DeIa~sr
j. North Carolina !. Vernon, ], y iIamp-
shire !. Connecticut ?, unre2or,ed !. o
those no: natives OF Indiana and born in the
United States, 81 were born in The Free and
"a in the Slave States.
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IL There are some we wot VI 10 Duboi
county ~ho nigh, be greatly ben fl,ed b,
the following piece, and endea
vvring 10 pr.fi thereby.
From the M4ms.'s Advocate
Mischief Makers.
Oh. could there IN this world be found
some litt!e spo, OF happy ground,
Where village pleasure might go round
Without the village tsitling:
How doubiy blessed that place vud b.
Where all might dwell ia liberty,
tfee from the bltrr misery
Oi gpssiF's endless prs,tling.
II such q sro' were really known,
ID ire peace might claim IL as her own,
And in 4 she might fix her throne
Forever aud forever.
There like queen nigh, reign and live,
Wsie evvry unr wouid coon forgive
1nr little -li.hi- they might receive,
AID be ci1,ud never.
'Ti- mi chiei makers at remove
fsr iivm otr hearts the warmth Of love,
And lead us sll 10 di-sppf0,e
What gives another pie asure.
They seem 70 take on,'s psrt bDt when
Th~,'se heard our cares, unklndly then
They soon retail them all again,
Mlx-d with poisonous measure.
And thrn they've such . cunning way
~ telling lll-mrant tales. they say
ID rnn meniI"n what say. pray.
would not sel anoihe,.'
$ rsight 10 your nsighhv,'- house they 60,
N-rrating everything they know.
And break he peace u high aud low,
Mii., hlsba: d. friend aud brother.
Or, ,hs, the mischietmaking crew
W r. III r.inr,d 70 me cr two.
Aud they wsfr r-in'f rcd Or blue.
That " Y, on might know them!
Then s-u'd on~ village sure fag-t,
10 rage sud qns,rcl. fume aud fr-i,
An IN in'. au angry pet,
With thngs sv much b,lo. them.
Far II i sd. decrsd-i psrf.
To mak. smother bosom smart,
Aud ulani dagger il the heart
WE ought 10 love and cherish;
Tnen lrt us .vevmnrf pe found
IN Gnieinrss with sll Ground,
Wnir trientship. ~ sud peace abound,
And angry feelings perish.
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To DAVE AWAY RArs-A Georgia Ps-
per stirms upon the authority Of lady who
has tried The experiment. tbs, strong 90
luton Of copperas and water. sprinkled 10
the mos, prominent places abou, the house,
will eifec,ualiy drive away rats and mice
from sny hs0itaiion. The is simple rene
dy ior ! most sggrsvstinQ nuisance.
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OTA little child inquired, awhen there
wereI't anybody in thiaworld, who took
care OF The fret bsbyr Having heard the
remark that We were oil babies once, !. wss
very nAlural lucry.
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A DoxEsTtc RLcIrF.-A father. who had
pissed innumerabIe sleepIess nights, has,
himself BY discovering a meth
cd Of keepsrg babies quiet. The "modus
operandr' 10 a. follows:
As soon Is the squalIer swskes. set il up,
propped by pillow, IL il cannot sit slo ne,
and smear iis fingers with ihick molasses;
then put half dozen fsslhers into his hands.
aud il will eli and pick the feathers from
one hand 10 the other until ], drops asleep.
As coon as il wakes sgair, more molasses
and more feathers; and in place Of the
erve.ss.ounding yells, there will silence
and enjoyment unspesksble.
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ABour HoNEL'sEss.-whs you are a
homely ss log hut. Don't cry about il.
Let RoodIess Of heart make up Tor outward
looks. A lady with eyes that resemble
pesled onions and 40 crooked ss q
politicians creed. nose like hoe and q
mouth which stretches from ear to ear and,
opens like jack.knife will be more respec.
ed and beloved BY those whose good opin-
ion il worth ones psinsio secure, IL she pos
sess good heart and kind disposition. ,hsn
L she vas beau,ifu: IS Millions Eve. with
: cork-screw disposition and heart Of lead.
The wise never Judge from the complexion
of The skin Or The symmetry Of the form,
but By the virtues Of the heart.
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H5'An editor says bis attention was 6rs'
drawn to matrimony BY the skIlful manner
in which pretty gir' handled broom. a
brother editor says thai. . perverted use Of
the same instrument caused him 70 s?ply fcr
: divorce.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,, AT JASPER.
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
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For square oI 10 iines or lees, week. 81 90.
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ss a square. These are the terms for tran
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N,iices of appointment Of administrators
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SrArE FAIR PREMlUx.. folIowina Z
are among The premiums offered by the
Safe Bosrd or ..cricuI'ure at the Fair 10
b. held al Ncx Albany next fall:
FIRST Premiums For the best 90 acres
Of wheat. " nne,'s Reaper and Mower
offered by Mr.. Howard of Lvui-vii'e, Ky
$50; hes, 10 acres White Wheat $50;
be-, 10 sores Mediterranean Or Egyptian
$50; best 10 acres Of Q Crn on upland $50;
hest 10 acres Corn on Pfsiric o. AIluvial
$50.
The SECOND premiums on the shove are
twenty-five drlar-; also on acres, one
acre. &c. Two thousand dollars were np
Piled to agricultural and orchard products
which is more than usus in those lines.
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An AVAILABLE CAxDiDATE.-If there Be
a'y who think that NJ. Fremont cannot
run ss well as he did in 1856. the following
Item from the Maiposs Democrat may
serve 70 cnlightcn them:
'oa Thursday last. Fremont was seen 70
pass through Qaar'xburg, and take his way
down the Stockton road, IN : buggy. !, .
sulng sped. This. Of course. exci'ed the
peoples curiosity, but before any concIu-
''on could Be arrived At - 10 the probable
esu'e. the under sheriff hove In view a, full
speed. Whether he effected the ssrest We
nave not yet learned. The Colonel is hard
Y catch when b. gets good start"
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n5 There are some we wot of 10 Dubois
county ~ho might be greatly ben flied BY
ncnorising the following piece. and endea-
vvring 10 pr.f, thereby.
From the W..ma.'s Advocate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-18
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR /!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER NE
easier, milder, eseetua than other medicine
II e not G 70 ed 10 S6 SqI 5ssr
stomach and bowels to on that Natter thus
feelings eEpeenced in the operations Of most
drftcs Il Strengthens the at the time that
strengthen and build 1t up with HnusualraPldity-
The LIVER Is of the principal regulators Of the
The powers Of the system fuvdeveoped. foHac
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of re
stomach fault bowels fault and the whole
having ceased to do the diseases that
gan, Of the prOpretorshas made t his study, in
practice Of more than twenty to ind remedy
EhereEiihto eOunteraet the many arrangements to which
S foun anypersontr
bled with LIVER CONC PLANT in any nfIts forms,
has but to try bottle and !; certain;
the system, supplying in place healthy Gov Of bile
lnVgorAtng the stomach, Oeausng food 70 digest we'll
whole machinery removing ~the Of the disease
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured, AND. WHAT Is
LIVER iSvIGoRAT0R
One dose after to relieve the stomach
aud prevent the food fLom-rislng aud sourinE.
Only one dOsetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
oaly dose taken night. loosen. the bowel,
One dose taken amer each meal VIM cure DYSPEPSIA
One dose o. two tea->sPoonfuis VII always relieve
One bottle taken for fs! aeObstriesIOn reEOvesths
cause Of the disease, and-ruakes perfect cure.
One dose often repeated isJa sure for CHOLERA
4ORBUS, and preventive. Of CHOLERA
~ Only one bottle isloneeded to throw out Of the
system the enecta Of medl|-eine after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken K0r.SJAUNDIOE removes An Tai
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One dose Often repeatedly cures Chronic DLAR.
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One OrtEo doses cures at taeks caused BY WORMS
Children; there is speedier remedy IN
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~ few bottles euresNDROPSY, by exciting the
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With are willing 70 te14ifv 70 IL
wonderful virtues
ALI WHO Use IT ARE GIT7ES THEIR URARI
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THE LIVER INVI6ORAToR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and IL d.iiv
working cures almost too great believe
magic eren te rsf doae 0fefH1 beef seldom more
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Complaint from the worst duHdfes or DvspfDafH "a
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CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA

young lady OF 26had troubled with indigestion for
months render great in the
selection Of food Alter eating, the stomach became
acid rising her mouth with water, an an unPleas-
ant heavy loadke sensation In her stomach continuing
hours frequent headaches bowels eonstpated and
DEPRESSED mental sndton. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills morning and night and in less than
week every symptom Of her disease had vanished
and she felt like a new being,
gentleman somewhat advanced in years, strong robust
lately been good deal affected with indl
geston weak in the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whiFllng in the
heal so much render his riding In carriage, or
even mounting emnence, quite danEerous After trying
several things Intellectually he the Dyspepsia Pills,
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night and
ing like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
p1ea Mt syn
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No family should without these invaluable
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
and private With them the parent S armed and pre-
pared the first approach Of disease,
the threshold aud keen It At bay tribe Of medicine
rightly directed in the rst hours OF eseas perfectly
that which by delay only be relieve by long and ted-
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Obliged await the OMEN distant
well eXpeneiTe luxury, doetoT be
poisoned blIered bedt may yourself administer
the simple specific and restore the rudy OF life
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the constitution, beTund all question, Is most beneficial
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COuGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman public lecturer, took severe cold the
month, while travelling and leeturng In
northern though Pnblie audiences
every evening" yet In days by the aid OF the Specific
entirely recovered and enabled to his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady 4Ohad taken violent cold, which set
lungs causing cough pain In the side and
considerable and Such colds usual
iy very lasting troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough Pills. four times per day, in three days she
tIrely WELL
Young man Of % had cough hoarseness fifteen
months During cold weather his voice lost only
speak Whispers pain Induced couRhinE cold dry
raising only tribe morning. quite feeble and enact
Aed Had several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Ps-one pill three
times per day-anl found himself Improving, his
cough mdsr softer passed strength
appetite improved, and In few weeks entirely we'll
having taken other medicine.