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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

~ 5'Sp|aio@s CaaraeteSs.-A couple of men
S'si3sed 10 lie counterfeit money showers, were
s'o"aos about the city yesterday. They at
.'"tIed to pass lot Of their trash upon the
I'.''iog house Of Mr.. Stein, Water street, but
'.i's unsuccessful, went away to hunt another
MARKET They were in their shirt sleeves, and
.".~ed IKE farmers, though this appearance is
''onsht to have been assumed in order to favor
.'s'' designs AID avoid suspicion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

.a2 .HeL'oe Ho~sc-It is now fixed fact
'a' the Mcclure House will be opened in the
curse OF five or six days, "ilh many new in
.'''enents, and under more favorable auspires
iIau ever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

- 4sej.ie~t.-Wm. Presley boy had hislegs
'". crushed by jumping from train of cars
d S'eubenViIle on Thursday. Ii was thought
-'"Putation would be necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

- j Sp!sn@ia Ctrringe.-E. Hayes & Co,
b. ta.s civ, have just finished splendid car,
b &c Tor Sir \. G. Torian, of Nashville, Tenn,
usl.h t'.o,, who desire to see really magniii
bod, piece ol work, can examine by calling at
,.y.r warehouse this morning, The cost OF the
r--,i14- j.. twelve bundled dollars. 1t is furn-
i,,.l in the u,ost elegant STYLE, with every
lncy ornament and convenience, that pride or
.1xfy could desire or suggest. This tirrr have
an immense trade in the vicinity of Nashville,
md anything bearing their name is sure to meet
Nth sale.
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! IVTELLIG4ENCER..
5I.gDNY MORNING. NAY IA, 1859.
.sst : .rou!ation Of any Paper in west
4'' ern Virginia.
GOAL NJ -AlpTERS.

Yesterday was very hot day for the
lime, and the heat was almost oppresSi, e
80 WIS very little moving about, except by
,.bose Business called them into the sun.
.,.,dv si,ls of the street was the side most
I'D and those who were at leisure sat in
;.r,lI, WITH both back and front doors open
;,i,,, d ,!raught of cooi air. The continued
49,. leather has caused everything in til :
-, loaf AID vegetable families to fairly rush
and spread thcm<. Ives in tasteful decorations
d.. fylas, woo is and gardens. Dresses have
..,,a shade lighter. Straw hats are being
...l and ice cream and sun shades arc in
.,al Awnings arc being put up and light,
clothing hans out before the dry goods and
=, lime sto.c doors. In the country the birds
,;...,gl the frogs pipe the bright hours away
.+n # the fcathcrcd songsters are actually
..,.r making, talking OF nest building and
a.. ynenscS of family. Every thing is
',....,ing cyen the ice business but the poor
..,. an. bow-wowng their last "for May brings
-. f., Sunshine, death warrants for the nnnat-
..t,., caanes'' We close with the sage old
.,,. lint "onc Swallow does not make a
,,rrr" and with caution to little boys that
i. not vet bathing time as many of them seem
,,.. under that impression.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14
BUSINE SS NOTICES.

s5Z5~ E@onOgraphy-Thisne new and truly phil
osophc method of writing the English and all
other languages, by an alphabet composed of
signs that represent the sands Of the human
voice. For all the varied purposes for which
writing is required, Pbonosraphy saves five.
sjzths of the time and labor iu>cpa'abc from
the Of the present lengthy system, while for
reporting sermons, lectures debates, &c, it
combines more than the brevity of short hand
with at least the lrgibiii;y of1hc Common long
hand We, such is the simplicity ofthe art, arts.
ing from the truthfuiness of the principles
which it is based that perfect acquaintance
with it can be attained in one month, by an
hours daily practice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

- PIC No NaFty.-l yesterday morning the
sal.as Of The Sd, 4th and 9th Ward Public
.egls, i'll company with their teachers and
..n.e invited G'ierds and parents, repaired to
s.cen woods on Chapline's Hill, short dis
.ace from the city and had regularly good
IA fashioned May Pic Mic. Towards evening
tic attention of the young folks was called
from their wild romping to the muttcring thun
@-aad lowering clouds which gave evidence
q. an approaching shower. Accordingly the
aa five hundred young and old folks started
lIaa tic hill bomcward and beforc they reached
l4>e ,ucr gay feathers were dropping ard
,a- light dresses dripping with rain. The
Sd. gcr listed hat few minutes, and the party
aas oDg the happier for it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

- Lie o"d DsatA.-Ainong the passen-
gs's N tie James Montgomery, whilst coming
the Ohio river on Monday night, was an
sa.il physician and several of his fc,;ralc re,
lions and acquaintauccs. After suppera cot,i-
oia'ty Was got UP among the passengers in
..e q H. aud the fricnls OF the sick man joined
III JIG dance. JUst at the height of their iestigi,
a',,i, was announced that the invalid had sud
@.n 'eiapse, and was dying in his room, aud his
..,nds had barely time to reach his side before
-ss&gred Truly las it been said that in tic
a-lst of lie are in death"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14
CLASSES FOR PRIVATE TUITION.

LAt the residence @: Pupils, ffdeaIrcdl
For Course o: Private Instruction $500 Each
Private Parties az Three 4un
For Private Parties OF $.0J
70 meet at Mrs Buliards next house to the
Washington Hall, Market ST.
The above Terms ave for course Of Eight
Lessons in :PhoneGc Shorthand and Verbatim
Reporting, (each of one honr,) by attending
wI.icl, perfect knowledge of the art is acquired
T. SLur
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TaGi l0rgRMaTloNAH HOTEL.

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET. NEW YORK
OTc,- ia Inc rIc"s - NEEcHaN1s a.H Torss.E- visiting
" YORK. ~-rp tssd by any MOTEL r Metropolis
TT. the ad ULiri i Iossrse'
vii Ia -rl,Teeil.. q ny ~ t-=N .l,rs.
L. a. locai c"HTrLIrut tU lucrs Of l1slszs
vel s- Tiac-= Of .i..tm,nt.
p. S.rGprioTsv clean, we'll furnished, well yrHtl
trd s--F.ins a! lrIGa,rfs
81. Large ,uerIIv sitting sorls with
u7gEra Ladies Par,or, commanding extensive view
% I.Eoaliuag-
ia. Heius conducted European PAN
ltu J- best ztNi-, viii, tie greatest ecoL0ily.
5' r. = with
Ts 5.EsEs's GE:LEEsRATED SALOONS,
have meals 90, thy desire they
/ vl Ua f-rrts.-d = their
Gs TT,e fare scrv artuo-i-
,a-i ~ e5creS, be vastly Superior aS -
. p. E'G-
IN 81, tIesc rrarfarrS l,.- 81
EAEyEt g. much bspW 'iHt ~ ~rE other i.o-e!.
ish-l-.iErtVET a. freeman, Pru1ri-ior.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14

- g5snre.-To-uight the Atheneum "wi!l
hHseIt :gain.' The Two pieces offered for the
a.e"ius performance will enlist All intense in
,,rc>t, aud fall measure Of amusement. No
lains have been spared that everything may so
/. well, asU the new company are determined
Z, deserve success and praise, whether they re-
eaivc II Or lot Among the other attractions,
Nj lie 5iiiley Peters, graceful and fascinating
efasgssc, VIII appear nightly. From the long
continued dearth o! amusements in this city,
and the splendid bill offered, we expect to see u
aawded mouse tonight at the -Athen;eum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14
Is 81 EW GLLs!l
PJSIEE IAC5 NhJTIbbAS

~ ECEIVED Ibis morning, peg Express rom New HOI
4 AN OF IIautas isnoye ,-ssrI
They ar. very handsome. lrr2bl MARSH : TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-14
For Ealo or Relt.

FOE - axe OF IEGAb,
rNHE tSiiSSDURI IRON WORKS." a Bar iron Roilir
MA and NHii FHcto. with The yaiune and cNte1SN
Cou lands attached adjoining Ncrh Eeenc For fuTth
particulars aIry T. Mccormick, Esq, Pittsburgh Pa
rr iaI.2t-til ". +. PETERSON, Wheeling, Va.
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DIED.

GIN COCKTAIL GETyERs, a most elegant article (,
" Hars, &c, sale Ivy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
Nav Ma xionn Cabiass.

The new treaty was signed on the night OF the
14th inst, and was celebrated by nearly an en-
tire recon struction Of tho Mexican Cabinet,
which now stands as foliowss-
Foreign Af.irs-D An0uIos OoAHro.
Federal r1ea,ury-U Noun. LIRDo d TpADA.
Jusfioe-D. MAhUIL Ruz.
Home Governu.nt-D. IasAoro NJ IA Lave.
Internal I'm mprovsmsnt-D. joss DE EnrAsAs.
Warden. Josz PAHDsAuoro.
The changes in the Cabinet consist In the Ad-
dition OF the last three memoirs, who take port
folios, tho duties Of which have kithsrto bsen
and RMPAkAS have already accepted. Cen.
PARDkARRoro had not arrived whom the
brooklyn kft.
All tho members Of tho now cabinst, says the
New Orleans Pscdyuss, are men Of the highest
probity and standing, and enjoy the fullest con-
fidsncs Of the people, In accordsnos with whose
expressed desires II was rsorgsnizod. Politi-
caiiy, Il differs from the old one In It's moro do
cidsd political leaning towards the United Slater;
In Its personal sympathy with all movements
for the mAtsrisl development OF the country
and the encouragement lf commercs and
In the dsi termination TO bring, II possible,
the civil war at once 10 . close by the
adoption Of the most energetic and decisive
measures. II Is In this character, indeed, that
the new cabinet have sffixed their names "a
the now treaty with the United States. As Il
now stands, with the return Of LERDo DE rn-
JADA to the Treasury, aud ths addition Of the
new members, the Cabinet Is very strong one,
psrsr nAlly and politically. on LsRDo Ds TE--
JADA, 90 recently In our midst, We need say
nothing. lie 10 the Life and spirit OF ,hs Libe-
raj csuss. fMPAkAs Is one OF the most respect.
cd and beloved citizens OF Mexico. La LLAvn
brings energy, spirit and enthusiasm into thu
Home Government, while Gen. P.RDsARRoYo,
II he accepts, will prossbly inausursts nsW
ordsr Of things In the Department Of War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
Slavery Excite .s.s In Nsbr .ska,

On the 10Th Inst, the town OF Dacotah was
made the scene Of great excitement, by the ap-
pesrance q Mr.. PETER DURAND, OF AlAbams,
who cauied the arrest Of . colored man, named
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, and who, 1t Is alleged, has
resided opposite that place, on the Iowa side Of
the river, for three years past. The Dacotah
Hnoid rays:
DunApp claimed that the negro was his property,
having escaped from him little more than year ago;
and having the proper papers, obtained the
Of Deputy harsssl CnooKwsL In eSectins his ar
rest. Tho negro, at the time he was takon, was
on . aand.bsr in the river, In company with
Captain HoIAAn, engsged in procuring , .
negro to the Brss House, and was strenuous
ly urged by DURA.D ~ proceed directly 10 na-
ha To this tho MsrshA would not sssent nor
would the citizens ALLOW ~ negro 10 20 ono stop
uftf or uI.u An exaDinatton Into tho matter was
had. The negro obtained the seviess OF Judge
Lo0Kwoo Soue others were running hsre and
,bsre, drum ming up the "frsnds OF hberty," and
sjurpp them by al they held aasred, to rosst any
sttemt 10 move tho negio, evon TO tue bitter oai.
But the citizen. promptly frownsd down all damon
stored TO the place, whom ar med mob, from Scar.
gents Buff, enc Cd the town and surrounded the
h1tsl. This about eight o'clock In the evening,
and the st intimatlon our citizens had Of their pre-
D nee wss formal demand for the negro After con-
su ting together fU few memeL b. thsy Announ ,od
themselves willing 70 sbids the ut Of exsuss
ton, and 10 set the law have A oourss" but inssssd
that the trial should tase paoe immoda'oly. DUsAnD
felt confident Of ss,sblisbfr his claim 70 the gro,
and, believing they would odr no serious obsotoni
n fair investis at n oonssnted 10 the aranesmsnk
Whsn oil things were ready, tho har.hs, In who's
charge the ssro remained, started with Bill for ths
Commissioner's Office. He had hardly reached IN.
open cir vi he wAS seised By number o. ssAwsri
The latter then started for Ne river, Through the
darkness, on Q ketn run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29

The weather at San Antonio, on the eth, was
the co'dest that had boen known there for twelve
years. Tho Aushs STATE GazetS learns that
several rsrfops had bssn frozen TO death In nat
vicinity. In Huntsville, On the 7th inst, the
Thermometer ood at six dsgreea above zero.
Ibe Lssi-Iature has passed . new printing
bill, one Of the provisions Of which 10 that the
Goysrnors's proelamations shall bs published
hsrea,tsr at ffty ceats per square for the first
Insertion, ard twenty i've CAMS for each subss-
qusni ons. The Houston Telegraph Is opposed
to all such legislation, and rensfks: "Now
this 10 . thiog In which the govsrnmsnt of Tex
Is Ii ubdsri aking y little p,scs Of ty rAnny 10
which We, for one, viii not subnit."
It. w. B. HAzEN had arrived at San Antonio
from Fort lnsls for the purpose Of rvcei wing
medical treatment folG,evsre wounds, received
in the late desperate Indian fight.
The San Antonio Ledger Is of opinion that the
only way to got rid Of ths Conan ehss u for tbs
Lsgis stuIe 70 appropriate sufficient fuSds n
sustain a thousand man one year, Whose spscia
duty Il shall be 10 match strsightwsy into thu
wichita Mountains, and thsrs TO stay until ths
last Comspchs has sued for psace.
The GsfSsstou Rssos says rolisbls int tslligeuc.
from BIownsviis. Of the BIB, ststss that affair
ct tbst place were In 6ets quo aw Lting the sr
rival Of Capt. FoAD. II vas believed that
would require one thousand men TO dislodg
and dspsrss the fossss Of ConIInAs, Who !
ssid to pay his nsn regularly every Saturday
night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
Iut.r.stle,nI Postal Arr.pssnsats.

Additional articles to the articles agreed upon
between the Post Oiice Of the United Kingdom
o. Grest Britain and ireland and the Post Offic ,
OF the United ttstes Of America. In pursuance
Of the power granted by article twenty .one Of
the Convention Of December is, 1913, bet weon
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
and the United states Of America, TO the two
Pest Offices to eett,c The matters OF detail viii Oh
are TO be Grar ged by mutual consent, for :nsur-
Ing the On ecution Of the stipulstions contained
In the said Convention, the undersigucd, duly
authorized for that purpose by their respective
Officer, have agreed upon the folio wing aftic %
AsrICIn There shall BE- established nov Offices
of exchange on the part Of tho United state 1t De-
trcit ard Uhcsgo, and on the part Of the United
Kingdom ~ Duolio, Cork and galway, for the ex-
charge " Gnitod States and European mails by
means oiBri.sh, Uaited s,atcs aud Canadian mail
packets
An1ioLr II -Vhe office ot Portland, which has
bitherto eJcuarsed mails With tho Offices Of LIVER.
pool and London only, shall henoetorth bs an on,
OF exchange with the focs st Dublin, Cork and GA
way also.
aiesdy PROVIDED for betwesn the tinted states office
At Portland and the Bdtsh oficss Of LONDON and
Liverpool, (by itus Of the additional Articles signed
ct Washington on the lltn January, and In London
the Sd February, 1882 there shall be ostsbisbod
AZ exohsnsc Of mails bitwesn tho British offiJe Of
Cork end the United States office Of Portland by
between Liverpool and Portland during the winter,
And also an exchange Of malls bet ween the ofios OF
Prtland the aide aud the ,fiioss Of Lond IN,
Lyerpocl and Cork on the other side, by means OF
the Canadian nal packets plying bot secn Liverp ,c
and RIVER du L,up Ia summer.
AArIoIl " The description ot letters, SO (which
shall be ccmprstd In the malls for ~srded from tho
respective unitod States oxchsp gng of " tho
several British exchanging Aices. aud vioe pcrsd
from the British exchang gng offices TO tho United
States exchanging ofocs, sball bs arranged by COR
upond,nos between tho Britiah and ths Uitpd
States Post Offices.
ArIoLs The present srticlss shall be oonsd-
cred % additional 10 thoso agreed between tho
two Offices for Carrying into execution the convention
q Dccembet 10, ists, signed at Washington on tho
10Th Nav, 1St9
Done In duplicate, and signed In London on the
tscnty -afth day Of November, ono thousand eight
hundred and hfty. nine, aud st w sshington ON the
fourtsenth day Of December, ono thousand eight
hundred and ary.rine. HoRArlO KING.
ROWLAND HILL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29

sPP,,r that on the 2e.b October enc A.
-sAy with tvo Others stared %
nuntne exf~'i ion In the mountaps. On Tues
dsy mc'nns T.. November, following, Mr.
on ~. ,s,n,n 10 o.mn m@,ing I'LL Gear night, Wis.
short dist arc.. and while b. H.,oh,ra ss. S
n, saw an obj'ct be took 20 b dssr. asI
thought II made two or three jumps. Ns fi,~i
at II, ard bel,sving the shot mad taken en.-4.
9... reloaded his gun oesOr. going pto 7 bat %
'stonist mont, found he I'd killed man
TnK Liberia Herald ,f Oct. 10 says, On tbs
9th int t-o Amsi lean war steamsrs anchoe>d In
our poit-tbs sumpter and the Mystic. Thsy
arc boupd for tie lssward, and they Will W
hope, DO successful in patting au ad 70 ths
can flag. We have bad the pleasure Of an n
trduciion TO Com maid.rs ARNsraoso M
LERoY, and We 81 quite sure, from their sSu-
vessrtiop, that they will exert ,hs fcr -
suppresk Of traffic which Is disgrace 70 The
civilized world. Th,y sssm indignant that the
cet.stabls traffic. Two othsr stssmsn are -
bs added to tho American squadron on This
coi st one Of thcm has sifesdy pNssd down.
A MpMBrR OF Q New York impoetiog hsass
went 10 Cincinnati, q few days sir cs, on base-
ness. On Friday night last, says the En9usrsy,
10 visited . gambling hell on Fourth street. nd,
before leaving, deposited about three thousand
si'u,ion. Feslirg well satisfied that II wsuh
not "o2e Its ponderous and marble jaws" anA
that the deposit was n permanent one, he bo-
care so sffsc cd by bis lose that he returned 70
hi, lodgings at an early our yes,Mdny mcrninG.
and swallowed about IN oupc, Of lsad.nua-
Fortunately his condition ives dis overed sooa
Aner, and by the timely aid OF physician his
Hss was saved. We uncsrstand he ~ IN . 6air
way Of recovery, and will leave for the EAst n
q few days, . wiser not q better man
A IKbniric explosion occurred at Martins-
VIE, Va, On Wednesday morning isss. A
family rsmsd FRuz, consistipg of fsth~,
mother aud scp, obtain . lis sihood by mining
coal On v ednesday morning the son Aross 81
an early hour lieh,ed his lamp, and at aching
II to his bat, or cap, In front (As Is tho custom
of minsrs) approached ksg which stood IN ~
room, aud which was at the time about half
filed with powder, for the purpose Of tax pg
therefrom . supply Of powder for the mining
opsrs'ions OF the day. His mother warned kt9
not to 20 too nsr with his candle for esar q
accidents, but as che spohe spark fron ths
lamp communicated with the powder, which
exploded with terrific force and alarming sAsst.
The boy was blown through two tssti,ioss sad
into the yad some feet from the house. He
died In few hours. Tbs building was dsmsl.
ished and Mrs. FRIrzan q httls girl slightly
tpiura1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
Issersstiss scsas In a jail.

c..,..s.,J D.. ~. 49,
no p splmsneia n sspso"Ges p ave an soc ,unt
OF an interview between kKsD, the tedueer oi
Miss knSDALL, Of CRANKY, Ct., ard his little
daughter, from which We take the following:
On F,,d.x .f,.rpoon .op,. sor,v ro.,a.,,. ~ a.,
~ ,sn.,, Shn sss ..d,os% Sn't \. Drorue, W. %
nm st,h the ,onng o,l. ,ha N, ~ tsn,ss. ";
~, RIM listed Nm. ,,s,ner :, tho III m M. c,,v
srs.,, ...,r,hi.c IN IN. az. "a a. I,, y,
rbcg rssds thew were .Jmt,od by tbs air,ct snn nn
~ sh.Sg u ..sy 20 shs 81, n.., ~ "S an .Sa
b...n,ont a., xha,a ,h. 80 ~. x.s ,S na
been prepared for them. The sheriff, the
Nm n, Nav Usy,,. and :. so,., oaS.r. r.m.,naj
on the platform a, the doorw.y, where the meeting
wss to t.la Mac hst Sa.n NJ R..n snJ ,hs u,,s
III IT, .nr ', 1T ,hn ,no ms, ao ~
ssn vbo x.lLnS .lo.Iv Az .T ,bs $500, ,nn,in.,
lie outs, o.,, cast,ns 1Iancc on t,s ISonlo ba,n
A. is w.s SslLing lawn ths s,cns a. the nI.Is,rm'
A.. g,,. niI cs,'h, III. 80 .nJ Ia. S,,n,.,i,n =
ns S ot s b.r Ssn. AMI n .s ss sOH ny
same Tina a smiIs of rec 10 ni,inn ig,I,ns nm hsr
eaar ,snsnoc then. f.lt.r,ng IN chAs INA .ppn1c
ty, q though shs was not quite sure that she
him hut q. .a.,n ~ no r,ssbei the bttoaa ~ ,hs
steps shs sprang 70 his arms, exols mius, P.ps
pspsi ne bent down With suffased eyes. and
st.iy bsr. fr RvsD's married daugh.
Ter thcn quickly stepped forward, Aad gsve vent to
her feelings in sobs, and embracing her father ssl,
"t is my papa, too" Tho young ein wss asksd II
she knew ~ho that man was-reiarring 70 M. R.sn,
;sn snS sas n ,Sd nd Nos my sp ~ .oS k;xo ,hsn
b. his ce his staying longer coald do 3D.
oept 70 satisfy idle curiosity.
A. r he had gone 70 his col, the child desired 70
seo her "papA," she oppressed hersslf, aud Wa
tsksn 10 the cell, who're he reoeived her kindly and
talked with hsr, and sho we'd her Considerable alton.
ton for shott umc, when aho was taken away. HIS
married daughter, who wss with hin, said 70 her
fsther, for Gods ssks, father, tbs u your chud,
own II, and shall be taken care Of" He replied,
VT ahe was my own child, l would not bs 50 inhu
man NJ b dsown her." Mr.. RED's two younger
boys, lads of tan yesrs over, In atter this
ohld had gone, and to them a fasher, brothers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
The Murder OF Mrs. Gee sdasw.

Mr. CBARLss II, GooDHux, who killed Mrs.
Goopsow, In Boston, on Monday night, sur
rendered himself 10 the authorities, and In his
statement concerning the Affair, he says;-
Lhave been soquLntsd with Mrs aooD.ow for
some e,gbt year. She Ia . widow, and hsr real name
u HAssisr J. w. FEBBors. ~ent 70 csn upon
her Il hafpast twslye O'Clock ls nghS shs oame 10
tho door lss In: we went into tho parior, aud
I told her wished 70 have souo oonvassttou WIN
her; she then went down stairs and after he'd goa
trd OF waiting In tho parlor, wont do~n and found
hsr IN basement room; she wss standing at euS
board, eaaing cold chicken, and had osse-knifs In
bar hant spoke 70 her, and told her she had better
come up stairs II shA wsA sotpg 10, she came and
took hold Of me, and tried 10 shove ms out a tbs
door, shs wss very much sxcltsd, and reasead her
Her rass then norssssd, and ne gos the knifs With
which she haf bssn satinS, and cams n me; caught
her BY tbs throsb, and NO had quite tus.s, and
suppos. = sboked hsr TOO loog; ! ehint ! dld not
ber hsad vsiy hard I cannot ssy whether. y bit
anything slss or noe. feared shs ulght b dsad,
from her sppsaxsnoA I thsn went out 70 see I
friend Of nina Who lived q doors od, and told
Lin ell ia aroum, tSsess Hs ADVISED ms 10 dslivsI
nyssf up 70 the ofhoers, md told him would d
90. H ssoo@panisd me V the stslLoa Hoass, wher
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-29
VARIETIES.

In youth we look upon life through the small
end OF tho telescope In Old sge through tie
broad. They are the same objects, and yet Ne
row sesm so very small Alas that happy
time, when all things were a. sweet Is coLfse-
tionsry 10 our Innocent taste, Will never come
aeain-nor shall we care much II 1t never dos.
An Iowa orator, who wished to describe hla
opponent a. Q soulless man, said 81 have heard
that some persons hold tho opinion that, just at
the precise moment sftsr one human being dsA
anothsr ls born, and the soul entses and sni-
mates the new born bsbs. Nov l have nads
particular and sxtsnsiy inquiries oouesrning NJ
otpor ent, thar, and ! nnd that some hosrs b. .
ARE - drew brssth nobody died. Fellow eit-
zens, will now leave you 70 draw The laSsr-
enco."