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49, The late High sheriff of

SsGN-s-S Allegheny has given the following:
81 afflicted with Debility the digestive organs,
ing Dyspepsia, which reduced my es
considerably. Ny wife also afflicted under creum.
and Ei disease. Having used your medicine
called Boerla-cs Holland Bers obtained relief and
happy afford this public evidence Of its value
Pittsburg. JAN cd, 1857. JOHN FORSYTH.
: mh27-d&wlW
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NorIcE TO CouNTRY MEBouANrs.-Se are selling
many articles OF Hardware, being part of Kirk
man Eils's last importation" at small advance
On Cost for Cash. Our new STOCK which is being
made complete by daily arrivals, offer at reduced
prices for Cash or n,gotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at 81 Public
Square, Kirkman & EIs's old stand from
mh7 IT, MCCALL & co.
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We received call yesterday from Mr. J. E Ly-
msn. agent for the New York A5ioa, wac visits the
city for the purpose Of delveringtO the subscribers
to that journal the premium engraying-a very hne
portrait Of g The Hero Of Lueknow"-to which they
are entitled. The Albi01, besides being one Of the
best literary papers in the country, is representa-
tive Of English sentiment and keeps its readers fully
advised in regard te British matters generally, and
literature especially, and in this respect forms
valuable weekly budget Of information and enter>
tainment
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young lady named Miss Hutchins, committed
suicide in Atlanta, Ca on the 10Th isn't, by
shooting herself with pistol, causing almost in
slant death. The only reason assigned for the COM
mission Of the act, is disappointedlOye The young
lady vas engaged to be married, when she learned
tina. the object Of her attachment had proved faith
less, and married another.
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FrnrIl WnshingfnIl .

WASHINGTON, March 5O--Our Government dis
credits the rumors that France furnishes funds to
AIramon to carry his war IN consideration Of the
cession of the Istbmust of TehuanteTPc
WASHINGTON, March 80 The Post Office Depsr'-
ment has despatched two agents South with instruo-
lions to promptly report eli Of repeated failure of
mails to connect with the incomplete Mississippi
railroads, the object berg TO enforce compliance
with contracts for the conveyares of mails bstN cen
New Orleans and Washington within schedule time.
Accounts frcm the gold gathering vicinity of Fort
Yuma are very diseoursging.
Senator Yolee is eonvaleseent
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Bank of West Tennessee, ut
%1sL1zssA MBsIPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
Union Bank Tenncssse at Nashville (dtw-
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TIE Treasurer of the Western and Atlantic Rail
road has psid into the treasury Of ihe State Of GeOr
a s35 O00 as tie nett earnings Of The road during
the present month, making about S93, 0C0 fer the
three months of this year
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HaTper's Magazine;
Leses New Family Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion, and
The Eclectic Magazine.
These three most popular Magazines for April for sale by
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
rnhqa DO UAion Street
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MORE TO BE ADl1RED 7HAE TIE
RICH EST DIADEM
EVER

Worn by Kings or Emperors
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DBCAUsE the ornament God Rfnssesr pTocIed for all
ID Reader, although the may bloom
brightly glowing cheek eye be ever 50 STARTLING the
teet be those Of pear if The bead is hsf Of its covering,
spnkled with gray, Will lose half charms. Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, II used week. win
restore and permanently e ALL such ornament Read
the fooEng and judge The writer the celebrated Pianist
TEGl6erg:
DR.. WOOD NEW YoRK, April 70, ISIS.
Dear -Permit me to express TO you the obi cations
under the entire restoration e my hair original
becoming gray, t1pon application your sir
tive" its original hue. consider Restorative
very wonderful invention, quite efhcacious well
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
sDrych ar Gwyliedyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office u Nassau st April r. 1859.
PRoP. O. j. WouD Dear Sir-Sone month weeks ago
lair Restorative and gave wife,
who concluded try her hair, little thinking the time
as well as my surprise after few week. trial it has performed
that wonderful eject Of turning Al the gray hairs TO dark brown,
the sane identifying and hickening the hair strongly
tie above Restorative all want Of such
ngeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
kEw YORK, July Is, ls57
PEoF. o. j. wOoD: With confidence recommend Jour
Hair Restorative being the most elheaei9us article
we're gradually grown dark and feel
confident that few more applications will restore them to their
pleasant itching, common among persons who persrs freely
PROP Woop-About two years ago my hair Commenced falling
and turning was fat becoming bald, and had tried
many remedies elect leommeneei using Restoa
January last few applications fastened hair firmly
II began ali up grow out and turned back to its former color,
aek At this time it uly restored to its original color,
health and appearance, and chuy recommend its to all
@ Rest 11 4 put m in bottles Of sizes Via arCs me
dum small the small holds \ pint reals for
dollar per bottles medium holds at least twenty per cent more
in proportion than the SMALL retaiIs for two dollars Der boe
the large holds quart forty per cent in ProPoron And
O. j. Wo0Dkco ,Proprietors s2 Broadway, New York. Gin
the great Y. Wire Railing EsOIslent and IA Market 81,
And Sold By good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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writer in the New York Ledger Of series Of
articles on ths "COlOny Of Plymouth" ssysthe term
Yankee comes from yaa, which cans eye, and kee,
which meaus TOOTH in the Massachusetts veraacu'ar.
The eOlonists drove sharp bargiaus-had cut their
eve tee.h-henee the Indians called them YANKEE
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CIsECrSyATI March so Flour dull, quotations
nominal Whisky, sales $50 bbls, "a; Lard dull, III
Sugar sales leo hhds. 65as4 MOlasses, sales coo
bills. "a; Coffee firm, l2al24
New ORLRAKs, Msrch S0.-TwO large Stores oo-
cupied by Chas R Railey s. Co., wholesale grocers,
and Patton, Smith Putnam, totscconists, at the
corner of Tchoupilulas and GraVier streets we're
burned last night,
NEW ORLEANS, March 3O.-Cotton sales 5000
bales before the steamers news was received l2c;
Mess Pork 1900; Whisky 25
ST. LOUIS, March 30-The river has risen inches
in "A hours. The upper Streams are unchanged.
The Missouri is rising slowly. The Illinois Is fall
ing Tbs upper Mississippi is stationary With
feet on the bar at Dubuque,
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CERTIFICATEs OF PACKAGEs Willie ,aIa a

he following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, q
1" 8" 10 Half ,
10 Quarter
nc Eightas
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A. e . n l. E v,
(Sscesssorto Sgeaedrf q Oscsa)
Nos. IA and "a south Market street,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE,

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
~ EEP constantly on han ali kinds OF Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves, plain Mante Crates Also, all
kads Copper ana Sheet Iron Work dOnefor Steamboats, Roll
ing Nils Furnaces Foundre Factories, stills and Dislery
Works, etc.
Also Keeps on hand full supply Cast and Trsugh Iron
Cooking Slows, IN which mag BE used Coal Wood,
nhl6--tt
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BAEGANs IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prizes, for Cash, the balance of
our stock Of OVER CoATs-BUsISEss COATs-hea,g
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERNBGHAM & Co.
No. 20 South Side Public Square
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O'Mcara,

O'Mcara,
TTTILL stand again at my Stable miles east OF -
w Gallain, Tenn at Sl9 for and $50 "sSrEN
for blood mares 0MEARA got by imported {FStH
Glencoe, ofCotiOn, by imported I,sYatan, and III
she Of the imported Galopade. Thus it will be
0eara DO exactly blood OF the invincble Riga
DOOM offers nothing from the famous Reel whose three colts
sold field 9O0 except that OeaTa has, addition to
Reels blood tie cross Of old Leyiathan.
mh25-tw2w. T. BARRY.
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UNA are Vtfy u'sUVuI IH5'
Senator Yolee is eonvaleseent.


New York March so Cotton quiet, sales $500
bales. all before the Persia's news was received
Known quotations nominal; Flonr dull, sales l25 500
bbls; Wheat GULL sales 1900 bushels; Choice White
9la93; Pork dull; Sugar steady, Gka72; Coffee firm
IOaal2
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D. n. wins a.
10y OF the County C0urt Of Davidson County,
dered the March term, le59, in the above ans
sale the Court House in Nashville Satnriy ~
g3rl April house and lot o. ground. h ytr
in South Nashville The lot fronts f9 The Bnt eof
said street; the house good brick hous. with six roeas
and in good repair. Said property belongs tie estate Of C
arms Willis and = sold pay debts q estle a ~
disubgtion among the heirs
TIREs-s40o VIII b requisd IN cash. and De hsanes q
credit Of one and two yesrs Eh interest Votes vita good
rity required and len reealned. ,..-.-,,,r
uah2Os5-Prsfe fee S. oisFk aHa aa''''
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SUGARS. IGO boxes Chewing Tobacco all
100 kids Louisiana sugar all grades Va Brands
Grades, 150t kegs White Lead
81 bbls n. Z and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar 20 do Bar Lead,
% bbs Y Loaf and P0wder- - do Mason BlAcking,
ed Sugar, Obags fine salt,
COFFEE. l0OJ bbls Kanawha Salt,
bags choice Coffee, IS boxes quart TASKS
260 choice New Orleans rs do pint and pint fesks
Coffee, 200 kegs Nails, assorced sizes,
mOIASSES. LEQU ORS.
20 bbs choice Beboed Moasses bbs Smiths old Reserved
50 q bbls choice Reboled do Whisky,
60 kegs Golden Syrup. G5 bills old Bourbon Whisky,
sun DRIES. S. do old Rye Whisky,
900 boxes Candles, IS do do Monongshsla do
100 do TaIow do 200 co Pixies Mannolia do
rs do Bas Soap, 800 do Tenn pure white do
$50 DO Ground Pepper, IS DO Newsom's do
so do do Spice, GO do old Fort andCorn do
IS do do Geneer, IS do old Port and Malaga
o. do sup Csrb Soda, Wines,
Is do Indigo, all sizes, q bills Am Gin,
liz casks Carb Soda, do Holland de
do Madden, Il do old Cognac Brandy,
s5 bags Pepper, 43 do Am do
Is do Spice, IS baskets Champagne Wine,
IL tierces lIce, I5O bbl Cider Vinegar
I6O dCz Painted Buckets, JIG doZ Brooms,
IS do Waslduards, 2OO,0UO assorted Cigars,
81 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together with many other articles such usually kept in
the Grocery line. -
feJ-6u Z. q Z. ANDERSON.
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RAINS Brown,

DRUGGISTS AND PKESCRIFTLONISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
complele English American Chemicals
pcre and unadurae Drugs, fresh Gnd genuine Extracts
select powders, ETC., always on hand.
FLAV0IS1N(S EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Appls Strawberry Celery ond
Raspberry Peach and Orange Extracts avorilg Best B
muda Root, Isnglsss Cloves unegs Cinnamon ETC. at
RAINS 4 BROWNS
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SHAKER SEEDS,
BTILLET SEED.

NFILLET sEEDfOr sale at
lNI mhl6. RAINS 4 BROWN
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dAUIDIEG ANDERSON, ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn. Nashville. Team.
H. az e.. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, PRODUCE AND
OMTISSEON ERCHANTS,
DEALERS
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,

VNTE are now receipt large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &C., TO which invite he attention
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HOUSE aND Tor FoIE saT,F.

v &. Navaugh, ts- Patrick and Thos. j Navaueh.
TDY decree O the County Court Of Davidson county rem
dered In the above az The Jaiy renew
March term, s5 win Tor sale Al lie Court
house n Nashville Saturday the i day Of April
lot Of gr0uHd fronting aout IS feet heEest side
Market Street. In Nashville, add running towards Co8
street alley, upon which Is 3 frame house
TERNSOne third viii be required haancs 10
six and Twelve months credit Notes With security ru ed ard
lien re aimed.
and ) sol Tor distribution.
mh20td Prs fee IS 2. 2. CHEAFHAM, .. a ~
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Fresh (lnr.len snehs-

Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and well Fresh Seed lust received
"A from the following we'll seedslnen They will be
open and resdy for sale MONDAY next, January 3D.
D. LAMBETH q SON.
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 IP9 SP9Fs assorted Seeds
In arrive Of their Seeds the Of which are
well they need recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS ~ CO.,
PropTistoTS Of tie american Seed GarG,ns
Rithersfeld, Conn,
ceilen houe, ani perhaps sell seed than any
New England
We introduce Seeds in this market and are
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction many are so we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found varieties not heretofore brought here.
KASLEH,
Fredonld, Neic York
lsrge supply from this house. put up containing 200
papers, assorted, 70 suit the country trade.
These seeds to any the and some prefer
them from having been grown 50 fac Forth.
We have also large supply OF Beans by the gallon
and bushel.
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their GarGeaS S0uta UnioR Kv
We always keep supply of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them 10 the Northern growth.
GardnerE and families wish secure their suppes had
better send their orders before broken
las RAINS BROWN.
MILLET SEED.
w milo, RAINS & BROWN.
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MACHINES FOsE APRII..
HA G. A N a. 10 n 5 o n
NO. 8 UNION STREET
HAVE just received GODEY's LADYs BOOB and PETER-
q SONS LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for Apsi. flr
sale BY uA6AN K JOHNSON,
nh22 No G Union sueet-
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CHURCH ANDERSON.
AaeAgiUe. IeAA.
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ENTE have now store, complete stock % boots,
w SHOES, HATS and STRAW GOODS,
adapted Spring and Trade This stock viii he
found complete every department and Goods Of superior
quality, and will be sold CASH, prompt
merchants short time
We VIII Be daily aiding fresh goods our stock.
fs6ls--atEkWly AB8AY GIBSON 4 c
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A. W. N CALL,
Latsef RCtslI, FaRlesr q Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09

The Thirty-sixth Congressr MI At
wSshineton, on Monday. Mr. Allen,
former Clcrk, called the House to order.
Two hundred and thirty-one members
answered 10 their names. Onmotion the
House proceeded to the election Of Speak
Or and one ballot was had with the fol-
lowing result
First Vote for Speaker stood; Shcr.
man, Co. Bocuck, Sc; Grow, az; Botelcr
l4i Davis, .; Phillips, 1; Gilmcr, ~
Nelson, b; Corwin, I Adrian, I; Hill
1, Hickman, !; Pennington, 1; Haakir
q Mcqueen, u and II. r. Clark, 1.
Mr. Grow withdrew his name.
neloro another vote was taken, the
House adjourned. Mr.. CLARK Of No
tried to stir up an "rrcprossiblc conflict
BY introducing Helpers work on Slavery
into the contest There IL no telling
what the result win be, but the Republi.
cans are confident Of eleoting the Speak.
or. Mr.. sherman Of Ohio will probably
be the man.
In tho Senate, ls members were pres
eut BIessrs. Ten Eyck Of N. J. and
Hahn Of Cal. were sworn in. Mason oI
Va. moved the appointment Of commit
zoe, 10 inquire into the Harpor's Fcrry
affair, with power to send for persons anC
papers, and Trumbull ofIll. saidhe woul,
move % amend, by having the inquiry ox
tended 10 the seizure, by the Border Ref
fans, Of the arsenal at Franklin, Nilsson
ri.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09

II appears that a new test has been
discovered by the South, by which 10 de-
Vcot treason, and by which il is sought 20
make certain Republican members Of
Congress Ineligible to the Office ofSpcak-
er A work, entitled "The Impending
Crisis Of the South and huw 10 meet IT,"
written by II, r. Helper OF North Caro-
lima, has been freely circulated Of late, at
the North, and some members Of Con-
gress have attcsted to lie merits. This
book, il appears, is the entering wedge,
which is 20 result In n split of the Union.
II deals in facts and figures md shows the
moral and physical effects Of slavery upon
the South and the material interests Of
the whole country. To have read this
work or IN any way recommended Il, II
rank treason in tho eyes Of the South and
an entire disqualification for tho office of
Speaker. Immediately aftor the first
ballot was taken, on Monday, Mr.. Clark
Of Mo. arose and offered the following:
Whereas, as certain members OF this
House nov in nomination for Speaker did
endorse and recommend the book herein-
after numed; therefore,
Resolved, Thut the doctrines and sen-
timents OF certain book called the elm
pending Crisis Of the South and How TO
Meet H." purporting to have been writ
ten by ". Il, Helper, Hre moondiary and
hostile 20 the domestic peace and tram
guilty OF the country, and that no mem
Der Of this House who recommended or
endorsed Il or the oompend ia ht to be
Speaker Of the House.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
intervention.

The South has become reduoedto such
a state of imbecility, both mental and
physical, by her blind devotion to the
apeeuliar institution" that she is utterly
unable to take care Of herself and now
she is demanding an act Of Congress- for
hospeoial protection Of her citzcns from
insurroction and invasion. That system,
to which she clings so tenaeiously, has
stihed all her energies and rendered her
powerlets to protect herself. What a
comment upon Southern society lfthe
South are not able to take cure Of them'
selves now, what would become Of them
IN case ofs dissolution Of the Unionl As
It is, they are public paupers, living aud
feeding oirthe North.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09

Cant Brown was informed ofhis wife'sI
arrival. and requested that she might be
allowed 10 enter bis room a. soon az pos
sible. In few minutes me lailor con-
dusted her into his presence. The meet
ing was affecting, and at first neithef par
y spoke.
Brown embraced her, pressed her 70
bis bosom and exclaimed, my wifew
No tears were shed, but a deep drawn
Sigh told 10 well Of the intensity Of the
feeling which each was undergoing.
Aftcr "a few moments thus spent, the
Captain drew a chair, and Mrs. Brown
sat down. He then spoke to her Of his
condition, told her he was contehted, aud
IL il was not for parting with her and 9th
ers whom he loved, he would have no re-
gret in dying. Mrs. Brown entered fully
into the feelings 81 her husband, and both
were resigned TO the fate which awaited
him.
Capt. Brown referred 20 the disposition
Of his property and the welfare Of his
children, and after spending an hour in
conversation, supper was brought in by
the kind iailor, and the husband and wife
sat down together TO partske Of their last
meal. The Captain raised his hands
and asked God 70 bless the meal, and then
with q cheeriUlness which has no paral-
lei, they commenced their repast From
the time Mrs. Brown arrived old Captain
Browns spirits rose and he exhibited
light heartedness which surprised those
who we're around him. Mrs. Brown re-
NAMED with her husband until half-pas
six O'Clock, when she was informed tha
the interview must end. The Captain
desired that his wife might remain will
him during the night, but the orders from
headquarters were TO the contrary, an,
accordingly they separated. While tn,
parting scene was one which showed mucl
intensity Of feeling, there was no exhibi
tion Of passion, and after an embrace an,
kiss, and kind admonition from Brown
they parted forever.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
Inccndinrism In Virginin.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Dec. 2.-Shortly
after the execution Of Brown and whilst
the body was being taken 10 the depot a
great excitement was accustomed in the
town by the arrival of n horscman an
nouncing that Whcatland, tho late rosi-
dence OF Geo. w. Turner, recently shot
at llnrpcr's Ferry, was on fire aud that
the flames werc extending TO tho farm
buildings. WIN. +. Turner who was in
town hud left home at ten O'clock; he said
that several of the horses had lately died
very suddenly, and also some sheep. II
was supposed they had been poisoned,
aud il was intended to have their stom.
Ochs analysed. The stock of Mr. Castle
man and Mr.. Meyers in the same neigh
borhood has also died very mysteriously.
The excitement was very great and Col.
Davis hnd the Fauqujer Cavalry in readi-
ness to go out and inquire into the truth
about the fire.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
His AnS;anity-ysctuTn OF Mr..
lIOyt. one of Browns Counsel.

=
Mr.. Hoyt, who acted as council for
John Brown arrived in this city on Sat
urday. He has Just returned from Ohio,
where he has been seeking evidence Of
tho insanity of Brown. We learn from
him that he obtained eighteen aflidavts
from persons Of good character and stand
ing, tho reliability Of whose statements
are vouohed for by public officials, which
establish the fact that John Browns
grandmother, his only sister, two aunts,
two uncles, five cousins, one niece, and
two Of his sons, John Brown, Jr, and
Frederick Brown, have all been subjects
Of insanity The afidavits also affirm
that since the death Of Browns first wife
a number Of years ago he, at times, has ex-
hibited signs Of insanity, and instances
are given Of his mOnomUnia in regard to
slavery. Mr.. Hoyt states 10 the energet-
ie cooperation Of Judge DNnielR Tilden
OF Cleveland, he ia mainly indebted for
these aiidRvits. On Wednesday last Mr..
Hoyt had an interview with Gov. Wise
in Washington, the latter being on his rs-
turn from ChRrlestown to Richmond, and
there he presented to him petition, pray
ing that the execution might be stayed
until tho issue Of Browns insanity could
be framed and tried according to the laws
Of Virginia, He also gave the afidayits
to Gov Wise, who stated that he would
examine them with pleasure. Mr.. Hoyt
met large number of Browns friends In
Ohio, and is convinced that there is no
truth in the stories of an organization to
attempt the rescue Of BrOWn.-B BosfOa
Courier.