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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
DIEDMoyT ACADEMY-Rsc. +. w. En-

DIEDMONT ACADEMY-Ksr. +. w. In
/ WARDS, Pr;"c;poi-The exercises of this
School will Ice resumed on the second MONDAY IN
January. 1859. Spacious and comfortable apart
mcnts; good apparatus ior illustrating the Nnfr-
raj Sciences; thorough instruction ia Classical and
Mathematical az nell as the English Branches of
Education, together with the unremitting care Oh
the part of the Principal TO the moral and physical
well being of pupils commend this School a. one
worthy the consideration Of parents. One hun
drcd and sixty dollars pays for ten months Board
and Tuition Full information given, 10y circulars,
upon application TO the Principal,
The health of the place is upriSalled.
REFERENCES Rev. VIM, Il. Edwards, b, D..
Gcorgetown Rev. l.. +. Morgan, b. d., Washiug
ton George W. Lewis, esq, Oak Grove, Va; ami
Patrons of the School generally.
f. NJ. EDWARDS, Piedmont Station
Manassas Gap Railroad Fauquier Co., Va.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
Fairfax county, nov 29-wts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" LAND.-pursuant to n decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax County, rendered nj its June term,
1853. in the suit of Thomas Golfer and others ~.
p A. Strykcr and others, | shall, Monday, H.
l7h day Of January, 1859, in front of the Count
House, sell to the highest bidder, the TRACT OF
LAND at present occupied by Augustus Rhodes,
lying about one and a half miles north Of Fairfax
Court House, and adjoining the lands of Charlie
Sutton. Cornelius White, and Others and contain
ing 200 ACRES This land is of fine quality,
g. under good cultivation. and has on II 4 new
ssi Barn. with comfortable DWELLING, AMI
other buildings.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
tenth of the purchase money in hand, the balance
in six. twelve, and eighteen months, with interesl
on the deferred payments from the day of sale; the
title to he retained until the deferred payment arr
made: the purchaser to give bonds for the deferred
payments, and the cash payment to he forfeited Il.
the purchaser fails to comply with the terms OF sale
THOS. MOORE, Commr.
Fairfax County Va, dee ll--eots
A VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE-lS3
n ACRES OF LAND-good red soil, well
wooded with Oak, Hickory, and Pine--comtortab.c
~ HOUSE: good enclosures never failing stream
Iii Of water side of the farm and bounded
on the other side by public road, about mile from
Sudley Mills-ncar which there will be n depot OF
the Independent Line of tho Manassas Gap Rail
road. where wood enough might be sold To pay for
the Farm without any Inconvenience or INJURY {"
the land This farm can be purchased for ~"
thousand dollars cash, by making early application
TO b. r. CHM, Agent.
Near Groveton. Prince William Co., Va.
zs,y. The above FARM will he sold at public
auction for cash, ut Sudley Mills, Hedn,,dog,
tbe jh day Of january merit If previously .oli
due notice will be given.
B. T. CHM, Agent,
Prince William County dec lS--eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

j. H. Cannon has contracted to clean the
streets of Norfolk, Va, during 1850. for So,
01O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

EXAMINATION FOR LARCENY.-Lousa Mi
nor slave woman, was yesterday morning
arrested bv officers Davis and Warder on the
charge of stealing goods from the store Of
Mr.. }. VI. Stewart several weeks since. and
examined before the Mayor Two Shawls Of
the value of thirteen or fourteen dollars were
delivered up by the prisoner. who stated that
she bought them. Rachael Watson who is
confined in jail ut present on the charge of
larceny, was brought out Us Il witness in the
case, and testified that she was with the prs-
oncr in Mr.. Stewards store. on two different
occasions, on each of which she knows the
prisoner stole shawl. and once piece of
mcrno. The witness also stated that she
herself had stolen shawl and two other pieces
of goods on one Of the occasions above refer
red to. Another witness stated that she
made Il dress for Louisa of the mcrino, but
that she came yesterday morning and took it
away The ncgro's house was searched but
nothing was found to throw any additional
light on the subject The Mayor ordered her
to receive thirty-ninc lashcs ut the whipping
post, but her owner took an appeal and en-
tered into bonds for her appearance at the
February term Of the County Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

CoNcERr-The concert of Messrs. Foertsch,
Dawson and Sofge and Miss Young, post
poned on Thursday evening last, on account
of the weather. will take place tomorrow
evening. Of the Musical powers of the lady
and gentlemen. we have before spoken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.
Alnnnniria len 81 1873

alcNanurli, Zee. 1925. !
rINIiE President and Directors of this Bank. have
i this day declared dividend of three and-a
half per cent nett for the past six mouths. payable
10 the Stockholders, and after the 18th instant.
the Bank paying the bonus to the State. and State
tax JAS. MCKENZIE, Cashier.
jan i-.cotljJan
DIAN0 TUNING.-H. %. F. DENNIS from
l. Chickcring 4 Sons. llallct. Davis 4 Co.. and
formerly with r. Davis. Washington. also. Tuner
10 Thalhurg. will attend to tuning and repairing
PIANOS. ORGANS. MELODEoNS, and all
kinds of musical instruments. All work left at
No. ;, Exchange Block. King street. Alexandria.
warranted satisfactory. jan
MONEY SAVED.-DENNIS'S Excelsior
wi Plan" Forte and Furniture Polish. for polish
ing Pianos. Furniture. Coaches. Frames. Patent
Leather. &C.; any one IT, The application
is simple, producing beautiful lustre to anything
susceptible of polish. Call at the New Music
Store, No. ), Exchange Block.
jan Il. +. DENNIS.
SPLENDID PIANO.--Call and hear the splen-
~ did Piano from William knabc i Co.'S celebra-
ted Factory. on Exhibition at the New Music
Store. No. 3. Exchange Block. Others Of the
same make will he in store shortly of different pr-
ces. jan q b. F. DENNIS.
DURNETTS COCAINE and Kaliston's 5,
ID Whites Inmiablc Dentinc, Glcnus Verbena
Rose. Geranium. and Lavender Waters, Just re-
ccvcd. and for sale by j. WIN. BOWLING,
jan { corner of Fairfax and Prince SITS.
nRESS GOODS AT COST-Wishing to re-
- duce stock, We will sell rich French
Mouslins. French Merinocs all colors, Poll Dc
CheSirs; also, beautiful assortment of Fancy
Dress Silks ut cost
jan TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
SEREANTS FOR HIRE.-Two likely WO-
~ MEN. accustomed 10 house work, and young
MAN. a first rate farm hand. for hire. Apply to
the subscriber, at Bush Hill, Fairfax County, Va
Jan i-co3t VIRGINIA SCOTT .
COAL OIL, Ethereal and Pine Oil. on hand,
" aud for sale low. by
j. WILLIAM BOWLING,
jan No. CO. corner OF Fairfax and Prince SITS
VOCAL MUSIC.-lnstruction in Vocal Music
and cultivation of the voice. given by Mr.. b.
+. DENNIS. in clases or private Orders left at
No. j. Exchange Block. king-st. ian
II NlDEND.-Thc Board of Directors of the
- Alexandria Water Company have declared a
ssmi annual dividend Of per cent, payable to the
stockholders, on and after the 5th inst.
Jan St ED". ;. HOrGil, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
CONCERT. CONCERTO!
MR.. F0ERTsCH takes pleasure in announcing
wi that he has secured the services of those
eminent VOCALISTS.
Mrs CECILIA YOUNG and Mr.. J. B. DAWSON,
L.. Viii, ,Lut pr,,an. ~

wi that he has secured the services of those
eminent EOCALISTS.
Mrs CECILIA YOUNG and Mr.. J. B. DAWSON,
In connection with that Prince of Eiolinsts
PROF. FERDINAND =. SOPGE.
And will give a CONCERT, al SAREPTA HALL.
On Wednesday Night next 5th inst
To those who are familiar with the abilities of
the above named performers it would he superHu-
Gus to say anything in commentator of their mu-
in our community. he will say that he hopes to
present such bill, rs H. rarely given to an Alex
andria audience.
Et.- Tickets 30 cents. which may he had at Geo.
T. Frcuch's Bookstore j. II. PARROTS Music Store,
and II. Il. Whittngton's Fancy Store. For fur
the" particulars. see programme. jan 4-2t
/ AND FOR SALE.-400 ACRES OF LAND
i ! Is offered for sale in Fairfax County. Va, al.
joining the thriving village of Accotink. 1t is in
first rate Timber aud wood of original growth,
which, standing, will bring - cord clear Of the
timber. Adjoining this property is n Grist, Mer-
chant and Saw Mill, all in successful operation,
and Acc0tnk Creek, which il at all times naviga-
bic for long boats of the largest size. The Acco-
tink and Mount Vernon Turnpike, which is now
being built. runs through portion Of it, making
it about eight miles from Alexandria.
This land will be divided into lots Of not less
than n hundred acres. and any wishing to pur-
chase will please address me, at Accotink, Fairfax
County, Va. +. CHICHESTER
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

Mayor Bcrrct, of Washington, invites y
meeting of all citizens, in their respective
wards, on Wednesday evening, to adopt mea-
surcs for the relief of the suffering poor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
Disasters on the Western Rivers.
100. +. POTOMAC ll lodge E... No: 49, 8.

". ". l. POTOMAC LODGE, No. 81.
!. 0. 0. F., respectfully inform the friends Of that
Order that there will he . GRAND BALL. lin aid
of the school Fund.- held at SAREPTA HALL.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1859
L making this announcement. they pledge them
selves that no effort shall be wanting To render it
:. IN" R"ii" of the season.
\ CELEBRATED CoTILLIOS band will he present
T,S- Tickets Sl.j0, to be had OF either of the
Managers.
Refreshments furnished the Ladies.
Hats or Caps cannot hc worn III the room.
Carriages will lac provided for the Ladies.
EXECUTIVE CouwITTEE-( Sc0''d Ros"H''.)
HUGH Latham. c. Schafer. 4. D. Warfei.
Wesley Avery, J. T. Close. u. q. Watkins.
COMMITTEE on RECEPTION BiUe Rosoftc)
Geo. Foreman. A. Gibson, Jos. Williams.
J. T. Hancock, james Gale, ". +. Padsctt.
Committee oS RErGEsnvESrs-( White Ro.ctie.)
J. H. Watkins. John Kilwell. George BosSart,
II. J. Thompson Nath1. Hays. J. II. Pickin.
MANAGERS At LARGE I"rieyr'cd Ro.eHcl
J. r. Close. }. II. Pickn, A.GlhS"n,
L. Skidmorc. \. Sinclair. \. Smith,
Koht. |. Smith. j. W Campbell, Thos. skinner,
Town. Baggc,. f. A. Marhury. X. Robinson.
FLOOR MANAGER Pmpie Ro.cn'.J
re-" Grand Promenade at Q o'clock, precisely.
ne" The Carriages will commence running ut ~
o'clock. jan i-dht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

SNow.-As now storm from the northeast
set in Yesterday afternoon, which continued
up to the hour of our going 10 press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

lIIRrNG IN WAERENToS.-The prices paid for
servants in Warrenton, on New Years Day show
n slight advance on the prices Of previous years.
number for hire. Farm hands hired for from 800
to $40: Railroad hands as high "a Slj0-insur-
ance and 8 p month to themselves. Women
hired at 3jO0S7J, and girls at S2jMSjO; boys
from Sj0MSl0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-
~ We are shortly expecting the Brig Georgia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

BALL.-The Executive Committee of Poto-
mac Lodge. l. o. o. F.. Of this city, announce
that grand ball will be given on the llth
inst, in aid Of their school fund. See aivcr-
tisement in another column of to-day's Ga
zettc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE..-The Sal
"A liable FARM of the late G.. C. Tnliafcrro. de-
ceased in Culpepcr County, i. offered for sale, phi
vately. This Farm is gu the Rapdan River, 81
joining the Rapidan Station, Orange and Al"Nau-
dria Railroad-the Station being only few hun
drcd yards from the dwelling house and barn. /;
contain. $50 ACRES, is highly productive, si'u'
ted in Il beautiful country, and surrounded by Il
G.. most desirable neighborhood. The BUILD
Iii INGS are convenient, and In good repair.
TERMS accommodating, Any Information IN 70
lation to the Farm may be had by application -
the subscriber, or {. ise following persons :Rohf.
A. Mayo, esd, Or, /, ". Roddy, Richmond IN
a. Taafrrro Cupeper Court House, DIR. Il. j..
Taliafe.ro, Orange Court House.
LAW. III. TALIAFERRO.
Rapaan Station, CulpepeT Co., sep ll-2awtt
NJ Office Proposals are hereby invited for rr.
~ paving King street, from the foot thcreo; 10
tho western line of the Corporation, and in conncr
ton Herewith for grading between the Wharf aud
a point mid way between Fairfax and Royal street.
Bids will be received for repairing, according to t.e
present plan Of the street, without disturbing the
cutters more than may be necessary, and also '"f
n reduced width In carriage way Of thirty -fourieet'
with an addition Of four feet the fo0tway on each
side. All materials to be furnished by the contf'
tor. For plans and specifications, bidder: ARE re-
ferred to Mr.. John I. Armstrong, one oil me 'o.H
mittee who will furnish all information tna' niay
be desired All bid. TO be sent through lhe roS''
Office ON or before the 10th Of January ensuing,
eaIed md addressed 70 the Committee on Streets.
LANES II. REID, Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

CHURCH Notwithstanding last, the lst
of January, was celebrated by the members
of the Catholic Church. as the Feast of the
Circumcision" Services were held ut St.
Mays Church at : and 10 A. NJ, and 8! p.
NJ, by the Rev. Peter Kroes, Pastor, assisted
by Rev. Edmund Young, of Georgetown Col
lege.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

SPLENDlD PIANO.--Call and hear the splen-
~ did Piano from William knabc 4 Co.'S ceebra-
ted Factory. Exhibition at the New Music
Store. No. 3. Exchange Block. Others Of the
same make will he in store shortly of different pri-
ces. Liam 81 B. F. DENNIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04
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C,ERyANTs WANTED wish 70 employ FOR
> the ensuing year, seven MALE SERVANTS
for the Dining Room, and -FOUR FEMALE SER
W.YTs TWO for Chambcrmaids and two Wa her
,.r,,en for which liberal price win be paid
Address EA nEf LEBuh LIZ,
NOV lift City Hotel, Alcx'a., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

You've CATHOLICS FRIEND SoCIETY.-This
benevolent association held its seventh an
nual meeting on Sunday evening last, on
which occasion the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year, viz
James Fitzpatrick, President: Thomas w.
Meaghcr. NJ. d., Vice President: Patrick H.
EIanraham, Secretary; John Laphen, Urea
surcr; Christopher G. Semmes, Book Keeper:
Stephen Woolls. Steward.
The society has distributed large amount
of clothing to INDECENT children during the
past year. besides erecting theelcgant editice
at the corner Of Wolfe and Royal streets, for
hall and school purposes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

New YEARS day in Washington. was far
less chargeable with disorder than might
have been expected. The chief trouble, oc-
Cured in the afternoon, in the First Ward
where the police were compelled to put nine
disturbers in the guard-house, all of whom
were fined and two Of them were finally held
for bail at court. and third named Phelps
though he escaped, has charge lying against
him of assault on officer Daw with intent to
kill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL. though
doing little, is not wholly at rest. The rcve-
nue. collected at the Georgetown collection
Office for the past week was Just above one
thousand dollars. some of which came from
frcightS on coal. During the month of De-
c'mbcr the handsome sum Of so, ljO was
elected ut this office alone. The total
revenue of the canal for the year, is about
SI65,OOO; the largest, by $1,000, ever real
lied. With Dam NO. 1 completed and Dam
No. 5 far advanced and firmly built, the pros
poets Of this important work arc brighter than
for long series of ycars.-Not Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

The New York Commercial remarks upon the
foreign dry goods market:
"Importcrs are waiting Cor further arrivals of
fancy goods to complete the assortment for Spring.
Judging from the maniteSS as to the amount of the
importation for the present week. the aggregate
importation of dry goods for the month now clos
ing will be about two-third, Of the importation for
the corresponding month in 1876. 1t will he IN
excess of December, 1851, but the importations of
last wear do not. of course. furnish measure for
the wants of the country in ordinary seasons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

WOOL PURCHASED u, the highest cash
w prices. by
jan HILL, BROWN, 4 PARTL0W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

NEW MUSIC STORE.-.Hr. b. +. DENNIS
" would respectfully irform the public that he
has taken the store No. 3. Exchange Block, King
street. where he will he happy to serve those who
will favor him with their patronage. PIANO
FORTES Of the best make ut the io'rest F"c'p'y
prices. selected by himself and corrnHe1 IA 'rcry
respect. MELODEONS, Vioims. Flutes. Ire
mclos. Flutcnas AccorlconS. Strings of all kinds,
Tuning Forks. Bridges. Instruction Books, of diff
1ercnt authors. &c. &c. \ large stock Of SHEET
MUSIC of the latest composition. just received.
and anv music or article not in store. ordered at
the shortest notice and sent free of postage. at No.
s. Exchange Block, King street, Alexandria.
ian T. +. DENNIS.
UTICE.-W WILLIAM II. FOWLE has this
~ day associated with him, his son WILLIAM
N. FO VIE. JR, for the transaction Of general
Commission business in this city. under the firm of
WILLTAN H. FOHLE e. SOY. Office for the
present at Nos 81 and ~ King street.
ian law m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

- FOR GALVESTON. rENAS.-rhc good
49, Schr. BROADFIELD, Is receiving freight.
aud will positively sail for the above port on the
IGth January. For freight or pa sage having good
accommodations. applyto :. G.. HAND Il co.
ian dot No. lnl Smiths Wharf Baltimore.
DOR HlRE.-A MAN SERVANT. Young. ac-
Il tive. trusty. and capable of any kind Of work ::
has had several Years experience in the care Of
horses. and is first rate carriage driver. He will
he hired for the year 1859. Apply at the Gazette
Office. jan 3--3t
lust RECEIVED from New York. large con-
- sgnment of LADIES FURS which will be
sold extremely low. such as Fitch, Stone Martin.
Mink. and Canada Sable Call and examine
ian | JOHN I. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

DURNETT'S COCOAlN Z and kalistons,
ID Whites Inimitablc Dentinc, Glcnns Nerbena,
Rose. Geranium. and Lavender Waters. Just re-
ccived. and for sale by J. VIM. BOWLING,
jan { corner of Fairfax and Prince SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

nRESS GOODS AT COST.-wishing to re.
- duce our stock. We will sell rich French
Mouslins. French Merinocs, all colors. Poll Dc
CheSirs; also, a beautiful assortment of Fancy
Dress Silks ut cost.
ian TAYLOR 4 Ul-TCHISON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

SERFANTS FOR HIRE.-Two likely WO-
~ MEN. accustomed 10 house work, and young
MAN. a first rate farm hand. for hire. Apply to
the subscriber at Bush Hill, Fairfax County. Va.
ian i-co3t VIRGINIA SCOTT .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

r." FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized to
announce HTxaY SHACKELFoRn, esq, as candi
date TO represent the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict. in the next Congress. nov l0-ti
H.tJ- We are authorized TO announce DIR. }. T.
GRAYsoS, a candidate To represent the District of
Stafford King George, and Prince William. III the
Senate Of Virginia. subject to the ratification of
District Convention PRINCE WILLIAM.
nov l-CUtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

Inspection of Flour at Richmond for the second
quarter ending @lst December, 1873:
2.ol% barrels Family.
1850 barrels Extra Supcrtnc
IS0.064 barrels Superfme,
9.gll half barrels Superiinc,
400 barrels Fine.
~ 400 barrels MiddlngS,
Ills barrels Condemned,
ID. ). DELArLASE, Inspector:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

NTOTICE-All persons indebted to us will please
~ come forward and settle their accounts with
out DELAY. The bills will he found ready u; our
desk. :. W. MEl ENpEh"'
ian 3-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-04

( NoAL OIL, Ethereal and Pine Oil, on hand,
" aud for sale low. by
}. WILLIAM BOWLING,
Jan No. c.. corner of Fairfax and Prince sts
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

DRowNED.--Mr. Richard Ready was
drowned in the Shell Rock river,
at Rockford, in this county, Thursday,
18th inst. He was engaged in run
ming ferry boat at that place, and
was taking across the river a gentle.
man with two children and a pair OF
horses and wagon. The place of cross.
ing was above the mill dam. The
wind blew hard down stream, and,
the current being strong, the boat be-
came unmanageab.c, and all were car
ried over the dam. Mr.. Billings, the
gentleman with the children and team
succeeded in swimming ashore. Mr.
Picrson, gentleman who had small
boat in the river, saved one of the
| childrcn--a gentleman Oh shore, Mr.
Childs, plunged in and rescued the
other. One Of the horses gained the
shore, willie Mr.. Ready and the Other
horse were drowned. The body oil
Mr.. Ready was not recovered until the
Saturday after. lie leaves wife and
two children.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

Old Ossawatamic Brown" of Kan
sas, after managing to wrcak little
vengeance Oh his Missouri foes, has
lately made sort of triumphal tour
through Iowa. In other words, he
became conductor of the Underground
Railroad, and has successfully taken
over the route from Western Nilsson.
ri to the free land of Victoria large
amount of bred Scott Merchandise,
passing through Iowa City, Daven,
port, Chicago, &C. The Lccompton
presses are wofully scandalized on ac.
count of this event, and they are now
rending the air with pious bowls be-
cause, not they, but the Republicans,
DO not Lynch this man Brown while
pursuing his labor of love,-bearding
the lion i'll his den. They affect to
feel badly about it. But it will be
recollected that they did not feel bad
once when the Missouri ruilians were
shooting and hanging by scores the
honest and pcaccable Free State set
tiers Of Kansas.