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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES. 4c.-Nera-
trum Verdi: Orris Root; Sub. Nit. Bismuth,
Tanuic Acd Arnica Linment; Henry's MasnesIa;
Wood, Hair Rcstorcr: Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
Radwoy. Ready Relief; Jayne's Expectorant;
Hunt. Liniment: Wisrar's BaIsam Wild Cherry;
HooAands German Bitters; McMunn's EliNer Of
Orium Gar.lin: oil; Rushton's Cod Liver OH;
Hoopcr's Pills: oil Lemon; Mace: Powdered Vale
rian, &C., &C., received, aud for sale by
WILLIAM 4. HART,
No. 100. kng-strect. corner OF Put.
rs.~ sign Of the Golden Mortar. ico
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Acetic Acid; Gallic
I Acid: Ao Ammonia; Donovans Solution OF
Iodidc of Arsenic and Mercury; Calomel; Chloro-
form; sweet Spirits of Nitre; Glycerine; suiphate
IF Iron: Bromide Of Potassium; loGidc of Potas-
sum: Acetate Of Potash Nitratc OF silver lam
mic Acid: Chorate of Potash; Nal"r'ahat' oi [ih''
inst received and for sale by
'''' JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
Ch1S Apothecary. % king-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

g.. STORE FOR RENT.-The new three story
III BRICK STORE. ON the north side OF King
street, recently occupied by George X. Blackjack,
n. an Auction and Dry foods store" s Cor rent.
The situation of th. property Is in the bushes.
part of the rty. aud it, c"mpct" arrangement, for
any kind of mercantile business, render. it very
desirable. Apply next door, to II LIST { CO.. or
j. A. MlLBIEN, corner g. Hing and Washington
streets NH eft
Sssa TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
.9Ia, ,RENT-Th" houses on Royal street one Of
which lately occupied by John r. Creighton n a
Hardwar" storc. are for rent and Immediate pos
session given. For price md other particulars
apply TO JAhEh koACH.
ian lt-itf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

Is ORDERING TICKETS or CEETIri' ATfS.
Enclose the money Ia our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will he forwarded
hy !irst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate
The list uf Drawn Numbers and Prizes will hc
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
,at'' Purchasers VIII pleas" write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County. and
STATE.
~ Remember that every Prize j. drawn and
payabe in full, without deduction.
E.il- All Prizes pf $1,000 aud under. paid imme-
diately after the drawn usOthcr prizes ut tue usual
time of thirty day..
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer rot ,erding money nay mail.
can w." TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money for Tickets. in sums of Ten Dol
lars aud upwards. can he sent 10 u, at Oi II hINh
.iND EXPENSE, from any city or town where
they have an Office. The money and order must he
enclosed in a "Gorernnocm Pot Ofce Howprd En-
rciope" or the Exprcs, Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates I"
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Geo.
or, WOOD. EDDY ( CO.. Atlanta, Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del.
T.s" 4 lit Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled ~. will hc published after every
drawing. in the tollowiu- papers Augusta tGe")
ComSritutionali.t. Mobile Register Nashville Ga
zc,tc New York Weekly Day Book. Richmond
Dispatch. and Padding Miss Clarion.
feb iS--lrd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

(lhL.-l have on hand and Am constantly re-
- ceiving, ANTHRACITE COAL, Of the bcst
Qualities. fot family uss-CUMBERLAAD COAL,
ron the frostburg Mines, by the cargo. carload,
~N'sle ton, Factories furnished with the rus.Of.
'H'ae' at lowest rates. Apply 20
nov vN--f n. =. SMITH, Queen st. Wharf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

|IHAFING DISHES. oyster Dishes Buckwheat
I Cake Plates; Egg Boilers; Jelly Stralners
padding. Jelly. and Ice Cream M"oidI' Coffee
Uru.; Britannia ,rd Block Til Coffee aud Tea Pots
in set. or separate: Coffee Bisgin'; the Old DO
miniou Cohcc and Tea Pots: Plate Warmers
G,.,,,r nr,;Icr,: roo,mcn 10 hang Oh Crates: Coal
Uol. and Siftcrs; Andiron. Sh"vel> and longs
for sale BY feb u JVn.N V'DE.N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
,r. HAROLD sEOWDEN
n ANIEI, CAWOO u

OFFERS his Professional Services to the ci'i-
~ zen. of Alexandria and vicinity. Office No.
4 North PIT street nov I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

DRrGS. 1c.-Sulphate Morphine; Nitrate Sill
yer: Cyanuret Porassa; Acid Acetir: lodde
Lead: Salts Tartar: Boneset: American lsingla's;
Ground Ginger; Trirc; Matches; Pulmonary
Eal.am: Rccs Remedy for Piles James har
Toni. (;um Arabic: Spirits Of Turpcntinr; Ethe-
r,I III and Alcohol ius; received, and for sale
Ly }. LtApbfA En- " ~
2mD ] H''"'I ~'I' ''""'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
$4,000 TICKETS 25,627 PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKET:
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Plan or TIE LOTTERY.

25bLi Frlr- hlnOhntIhg T
ULoie Tickets SO: Huirc. 50: Quarters s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

FOR RENT.-The large WAREHOUSE,
jmt No. !. Northwest corner of King and Union
streets. formerly occupied by Fleming Douglass:
also, the adjoining BUILDING, No. .. recently
occupied by +. \. Marbury, esq. Apply to
feb lI-coIm 4. }. FLEMING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
Certificates of Packages will he sold a, the rol

lowing rates. which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of ~ Whole Tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

NOR COUGHS. COLDS. 6c.-Jaync's EXpcc-
i ,orant: Bryan's Waters: Wi-iars Lohcngers;
Jackson's do Pulmonary Balsam: Browns Br"h-
chial TrochcS; Mounts Consumption Destroyer;
Stahlcr'S Expcclorant; Compound syrup Liver
wort; Prasc's lIorchound Candy: and several o'heF
popular preparations, I"r sale hy o>.
,a r,o1S Stahlcr's Old Stand.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01

r-E Inv ., be.,tIf,rI collection of of pahlia roots
w rftn. first quality and tie most brtimnt col
nr- For three dollars we VIII furnish one ooZch
every one uf "a diGe ort color.
C[RuFNING TOOL oT every kind, for the use OF
ltdy amateurs aud practical gardeners.
800 CHOICE FLOWER SEEl from 10 20 ceA'S"
p.lurr an from Bl zs's Nurser es.
ptNIPS-Wc have Just received "a tull assortment
rCi, IS I'unaps qI of " hch wrwurrant, and wIll
.,,I i, slIa, clover than the maj ket price.
rSit pII -Our l3rl.s are known TO be of the
simplest and best ,oustruc ion ana our on pure anu
lrr,. from an offensive otor.
n t.Fl,D ANp BRITANNIA WARE--Ne havca grea'
r.ty ,r aft4.rus of Casters, spoons, FORKS, cups
-, -. o'-' MACKENZIE & MINClIlN =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
Steel Shank BoOts.
SNYDER s FRIzZELL

> y 4 DI-N - u IA 4 n n H tLH4
A RE in receipt Of Brooks's Celebrated Steel shank
"A Boots which are said 20 be very superior.
SNYDER X FRIZZEII
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
NEW MUSIC STORE.
.JNO. R. M Z ; T

sin stare NACHIN + CARDS and al other tnd-
mas for r1auuiact turrfs oI Wool aud Cotton a.
No q Juiou street JJuning the Bank Of Tennessee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01

At this house pictures are warranted 10 please or
'hlrEe will be made
We would especially invite the comm unity and our
friends in general TO visit great Han Of PoTra
ture, where pictures of the celebrated States
men and Divines be seen viz: His ExeeIency
President Buchanan, the Vice President, HIS Excel
ency GOV. Johnson, Hon. Cave johnson, A V.
Brown, j. A. McEwen, Eph. II. Foster. and thOus-
and others # celebrity-BishOps Pierce, Kavtnaugh
Early, Payne, BiscOm, Soule, Andrews, and Rev. Dr.
Edgar, &c, &c.
Copies Of the above can be had at low price at
any time.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
DNESDAY, JUNE [. 1859.
NEW
miscellaneous.
LOOK AT THIS !!

+ FFER for ale one of the most valuable Farms on
Il the Mississippi River, SIS miles above Memphis,
near Ashport, containing 1900 acres, with about q
of mile 'front.' $50 nearly ready for cultivation.
1t possesses unusual adyantIges for Wood Yard,
Stock Raising, Iain Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred. Any amount of good dry wood can
be sold al fair price. The timber of large
gu nifty of fine Black Walnut SassafTas, Mulberry,
Honey, Locust Ash Maple, Cotton Wood, blackberry,
Pecan, &c Timber and Cane il is evidence OF high
land. This Farm has attached to il small Island in
the middle Of the 'front.' around which the chute pass
es; in moderate high water, the foot of it gives
harbor for Wood Boat against the dTitor Ice running
where the wood yard and Improvements are also
protection TO wood against the highest water by stcr
ing back along the chute and run the boat TO it,
saving once handling il. improvements, gooddwel-
ling and cut-houses all new 1t is only 10 see this
Farm TO appreciate its value and unusual advan
OF location. will sell bargain exchange il for
small improved place-say 10 90 acres, within 2 to
miles of Nashville, Louisville st. Louis Memphis,
and will give liberal credits the balance gener-
ally make quick sales, leaving room for purchasers
TO compains Lose no time II you No. Farm
upon the greatest river IN the worli For further
information address me al Nashville Tenn. or apply
to James Johnson, near the Farm. He will show the
land IL am not there. B. EAIBRY.
Louisville Journal, Memphis Appeal, and ST. Louis
Republican copy TO amount OF 50 and charge this Of
flee. aprl6-triwSW7w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
Gents, Boys and Youths.
Attention. Machimists. sc.

y. b. Merchants. in want Of any ot tho above ar
tcles will dud It 1" their aiyutaget to give call
can am Tuodate them b. tHe oascor dozen. low
prices any other house IN the City.
mars-tr @ b. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01

a.. = RIEA. P. ,. HARbcNsfLE- ~'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
Cigars and Tobacco.

WE have a large stock Of Havana, I"mes'ic an'
w German Cigars, to Whlch call the attention
OF dealers particularly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
Stop the ReDOrf.

ltlssurrently reported that sell no Goods on ly
al auction, when, fact twothirds OF our sales are
private the same as in any other Wholesale House D
the city, with tAis exception we sell for Short proat
FOR cash and short prompt paper.
Ieb2i BGAS TRABUE a. IUCIS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
SPRING OPENING.

ltIE VIII commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w in a day or two, (of which due notice viii
gven) and as We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever our friends and ali who buy
Tor cash VIII bear in mind that We do an exclasiv
Chsh Business and We willscll goods at a very sma
adt anee IRWIN, MCCLEILAND co.
feblg-tf @
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A C. A r d

A y. IRWIN Formerly Of Irwin McC1elland
"A. Huntsville, Ala. y having become associated
Win us IN our business the style OF the firm viii be
IRWIN, MCClELLAND * co.
Nashville Feb. g, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
kerosene Oils.

NOTICE The enlargement Of the KEROSENE
~ WORKS being now completed, we give notice
that orders from the TRADE viii be filled pI ompt-
ly at present TaFin prices.
MEN YORK KEROSENE OIL CO.,
apr2l-lm No. so Beaver 81. y. Y.
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nasDuiIlf patrlot.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Daily, per lnnufn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SS OO
Tri-Weekly per IHnum, ,.................. 90
one Weekly for two years, or two Weekies
tor one year, in advance, ......-.-... 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly Weekly i TO be
Escoutinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
r( the subscriber must order otherwise it viii be
min ned at our option, until paid for and stopped
not pa "a it must be paid az the time OF discontnu-
nee or AZ our option If eparty is good 1T VIII pc
ent until paid -
risk
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q, a Ma " u w.

IN addition to the stock purchased oil ). X A"r"eh
4 have received the toliuwug;
80, coo feet dressed yellow Pine Flooring;
JUa 400 White - -
40 'oaG q X % White Pine CeIlngi
ou 400 Tascand Nashboards;
7s 600 clear White Pine ,atl thIchu"ssesi
900 600 Poplar Plank, Joistaud scantlIng;
poo 900 Cedar, assorted nj, -, .
Are, Window sash, and Frames ana bnhns 10
MI. .re. ami iyrtckets Poplar ana Pine shingles.
urIi supply aIwayson hand atthe NashV'i'o hH'loe'
Yrrd W. II Broad street. c,,,,>,
ftb3-3u - = 80
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-01
MlLLET SEED.

JUsT received and Tor sale 90 Bushels fresh and
sJ choice Aillet seed.
MIZEII., HOOPER s CO.,
s,rqAtf Nas . a Market street
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02
THE MARKETS.

........ r.. NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
Flour SO better, with sales Of western
brands at $5@$5,65. Wheat held higher
but quiet. Milwaukee club S., 90. Rye 9Oc.
Barley SEC. Corn 102c lower. Oats Alto.
Mess pork SIC, 70, prime ST., ~. ~r - -
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. %.
Flour country extra $5,259$5,75. Wheat
club 94(Q9sc, fall 95c9sl,121, Corn
mixed 45C147c. Barley 62@65c. Rye 10
ORC. Dry flint hides 134(9l34c. Sugar
sales of 80 hhds fair at t.. =,
Cn,c1ao, Nov, %.
Wheat having advanced steadily in New
York for the last four days, has at last begun
to 60 slowly up here. The advance here
yesterday was only two cents, and even at
that the market was dull and sluggish. The
receipts of grain were 81, 900 buss Of which
only 1921 bus. were wheat. There was
only one or two cargoes of grain shipped.
The sales of wheat did not exceed $4,000
bus. at 86@90c. for No. 2 spring. Corn
was dull and lower, with sales eff $4,000
bus. at ,40@45c. for new shelled. Oats
were quiet at l@32e., Flour was quiet and
without any advance in prices. There was
q good demand for the best cattle, at$2, 75@
1926. Live hogs were in good demand and
tirmer, and 200 head sold at $4,6O@4,66
per 100 pounds. They weighed from 200 to
3O0pounds each, Dressed hogs were steady,
and 100 sold at IS, OO@5, so pcr 10Y pounds.
-1in1es.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02
--latest about the Virginia Excite
| . 1t1nSnf. .......t ....

More troops called out-1000 .ae1s to guard
old John Bro,vn-- Visitors at the Erecu.
ton to be assigned their places. -taa
CuARLEsTowN, Friday, Nov. Is
All is now quiet, with the exception OF
occasional alarms and rumors, amounting, to
little or nothing. Four companies of militia
~ are quartered in the Court House. Gen.
Taliafaro has taken command over Col. Da-
Wis. 1t is rumored that Brown is greatly
changed during the last twenty-four hours,
becoming quito rerentant
RICHMOND, Friday. Nov. %.
Gov Wise has ordered five hundred adj
ditional troops to be present at the execu-
tion of Brown, Ga Friday next.
fa....,a~, BALTIMORE, NoY. 81.
i A steamer has arrived from Norfolk with
two companies of 10 men, who will go on
to Charlestown by a special train tonight.
Two companies of 100 men left Charlestown
to-day for Wheeling, to guard the Ohio line.
The Virginia Cadets and 100 volunteers, in
all over 200 men, went by special train
this afternoon. These reinforcements will
make the force at Charlestown over 1000
men. They are quartered in the Court
House and churches. Every car that passes
through is searched for armed men, at all
stopping places in Virginia. r
The Richmond Dispatch urges the people
of Virginia to stay away from the execu-
tion.s 1t says that the visitors from other
States, if they are permitted to be present
at all, will be assigned places where they
can do no mischief
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02

The olae.tAtizenA xenia, O., is Mr..
venerable age Of 89s There are also three
ladies il the same town who have reached
tho age of IS years. There are Is persons
in the tpvn betwesn the ages of 80 and 80
years. M ISL
Says New York paper of the 7th Its
extraordinary-the number of people going
to California. On Saturday the Baltic took
put ..sik hundfed Passengers, one. third Of
whom were women. Almost at The same
moment the North Star. steamed -out straW
the foot of Warren street with twelve hun.
dred psople, all; bound far the jsd&1f Sald.
y The total amount Of land e9,ths island Of
San Juan, now in dispute between the q. 8.
and Great Britain, is about $4,000 acres,
worth at the tarthest not over '$30O, 00Osfor
farming purposes and good tor nothing else.
1t 10 to be hoped the national honor may, be
quieted without resort to fight for the
property. h'@s
The Washington Scar says some cute
speculatnrs, at Harper's Ferry, have been
turning the Old Brownexsitementt to account
by manufacturing bogus "Osawatomis
pixies" and selling them AZ d big price to
passengers by the cars. The railroad com!
pany finally put an end to the speculation
which was beccming:an annoyance to timid
passengers, by int erdctipg the sale; and
driving the pike vendors off the platform
Maj. French, late DisbursiuggAgsntl for
the Treasury extension buildings, charged
BY the Government with being defaultef to
a large amount, is reported to have abscond-
ed to Europe. He was under heavy bonds
for his appearance before the. Criminal
Court Of the District Of Columb ia. 2 The
Post Office Department has also discovered
that Mr.. Westcott, the late Philadelphia
Postmaster, is also a defaulter in the sum
of nearly twenty thousand dollars. a!t :!
A fugitive slave was tracked by hunters
to point on the Ohio river near Carr olton.
He took refuge in the stream upon a log, but
his pursuers followed, and the slave draw
ing pistol put it to his, own head, and dis
charging it, fell into tn, nsam. His pur-
suers fished him out, whS, Ewas aseertained
that the ball had not penetrated the skull
and the wound was not fatal OF course the
negro had not his choice Of, "liberty or
DEATH" 40 fs g as;esgs. ;f7svy5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02

CANDIDATES FOB THE PRESIDENCY IN 1867
Forney's Press publishes the following list Of
persons ''who have been named in connection
with the next Presidency"
Illinois Stephen A. Douglas.
Kentucky - John J. Crittenden, James
Guthrie, John c. breckenridge. .... ..
Oregon Joseph Lane.
Tennessee--John Bell, Andrew Johnson.
Calitorua-Jotn c. Fremont.
New Y ork-Daniel S. Dickinson, Horatio
Seymour, VIM H. Seward.
Michisan-Lewis Cass.
Mississippi Jefferson Davis, Albert G.
Brown, james Thompson.
Virginia-R. NJ. L. Hunter, Henry A. Wise,
VIM. L. Goggin, John Minor Bolts, A. II. H.
Stuart, w q. Rives.
Texas Gen. Sam. Houston.
Louisiana John Slidell. A.-
Georgia.. H. Stephens, H. Cobb.
Massachusetts, - N. P. Banks, Charles
Sumner, Edward Everett, r. G. Winthrop.
Maine VIM. Pitt Fessenden.
Ohio Thomas Corwln, John Mclean,
Salmon P. Chase. s-a.- s.t
Pennsylvania--Simon Cameron, John NJ.
Read, Geo. NJ. Dallas, James Buchanan.
Missoari--Edward Bates, Trusten Polk,
J. S. Green. 'ra
Alabama-Wm. L. Yancy.
New Hampshire-F-ank. Pierce, j. P. Hale.
South Carolina - James II. Hammond,
James L. Orr.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02
The Event of To-Day.

That Capt. Brown will be hanged, to-
day, there is no reason to doubt. That
he has committed an offense deserving Of
punishment we must admit; but we do not
believe that expediency or justice require the
extreme penalty of the law in his case. Vir-
ginia may take away vitality from his
body, but the vital principle which he cher
ished and sought to carry out with unlawful
zeal, cannot be so easily snuffsd out
Nay, it will only be Refrigerated by the
shedding of his blood. Not even the
gagginy of the old hero, by preventing any
one but his executioners from hearing his
last words, will have the desired effect. The
shareholders dare not allow him to tell the
people, in his eloquent and impressive Ian
guage, as he takes leave of them to 60 before
the bar of the Great and Impartial Judge, that
slavery is grieyous wrong. They will not
even permit the presence Of reporters to take
down his dying words. The prstext for this
extreme caution is too flmsy to deceive the
people, who will draw their own differences
and conclusions.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-02

The Italian Committee in New York,
headed by Gen. Avezzana, have appealed to
the American people for one million of
muskets.
The Empress Eugene and the ladies Of
her Court have indefinitely abandoned erin
cline; they have also substituted short
dresses for the trailing ones.
On the 18th ut, the ice in exposed stu
an inch thick. The sugar planters are in
despair. .s.....
Franklin Wright, of IIaverhill, N. H.,
killed his wife Ga Friday last, with butcher
knife. He was arrested and made full
confession. r.a
Senator Summer, who returned from Eu
rope on the late steamer, has almost entire
ly recovered his health, and will take his
seat in the Senate at the opening of
Congress. -..r ....j ... -
During the great October gale on the
English coast, there nre reported totally
wrecked Sc vessels, stranded $50, and lives
lost, 600, including those of the Australian
steamship, Royal Charter. .-..-
Judge Lowe, of Cincinnati, has decided
that it does not constitute disorderly con-
duct for female to dress in male apparel.
In most cities thelaw recognizes the offense
as ''indecent exposure" q
military force has been detached from
Fl. Rply and sent to the southwestern part
of Minnesota'to quell Indian disturbances.
In the northwestern part of the same State
the Indians show an unfriendly disposition.
The steamship North Star, for the safety
of which much anxiety was manifested, has
. H.. oe
at French Keys for six days, and 400 tons
of coal were thrown overheard to relieve her.
John J. jenkins, for the murder of s..
Mccarthy, and Thos. Elder, for the murder
of Michael Myers. were hung at Quincy,
Plumas county, Cal, on Friday, Oct, 28th.
Both confessed their guilt and died repent
ant. ..a.. ri t..... #4.J
There are giants even in these days. In
Bourbon county, Ky, there is q family,
consisting of man, wife and eight children,
whose average hight is feet Al inches. A
deceased daughter was 6 feet inches in
hight.
A great Temperance revival is going on
in San Francisco, under the auspices of the
s'Dashaway Association :" the motto of
which is lonely light house, dashed by the
waves, over which appears inscribed, 'Pirm
as a r0ck."
DR.. Howard, who was convicted at Brad
ford, Vt, of causing the death Of Miss Olive
Ashe, by procuring abortion, has been
sentenced to years hard labor in the State
Prison, the Supreme Court sustaining the
ruling OF the County Court. 40
The English papers have long accounts OF
the manner in which the Great Eastern rode
ont the late disastrous gale, which has strewn
the British coast with wrecks. The big ship
was At Hollyhead, and passed safely through
the storm, while the smaller craft near were
driven ashore and destroyed. 1;. I'D .t1p
, Mt. Vesuvius was in state of eruption
at latest accounts, the lava having extended
three miles from the crater The guides
were providedawith moulds, in which they
cast from the melted lava medallion heads
Of the principal potentates and characters
of the day.