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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06
LAST, HOURS OF BROWN.
Particulars Of his Interviews
Special Correspondence of the \. Y. Tribune.

. . . n
Especial Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribunc.l
CHARLEsTowx. Friday, Dec. >, 1859. a
The interview between Brown and his
wife lasted from 4 O'clock in the afternoon
until near 8 o'clock in the evening when
GoV. Tnliaferro informed them that the
period allowed had elapsed, and that she
must prepare for departure to the Fcrry.-
~ carriage was again brought to the door,
the military took possession of the square,
and with. an escort of twenty mounted
men, the cortege moved off, Capt Moore of
the Montgomery Guards accompanying
her. The interview was, | learn. not
very affecting Oue-rather of practical
character, with regard to the future of her
self and children, and the Arrangement
and settlement of business affairs. They
seemed considerably affected when they
hrst met, and Mrs. Brown was, for a few
moments, quite overcome; but Brown was
as firm as 81 rock, and she soon recovered
her compusnre. There was an Impression
that the prisoner might possibly he furn-
lshed Win weapon or with strychnine,
by his wife; and before the interview her
person was searched by the wife of the
jailer and IL strict watch kept upon them
during the time they were together. AT
the time of separation they both seemed TO
be fully sclf-posscsscd, and the parting,
especially Oh his part, exhibited Il compo-
sure, either fcigncd or real, that was truly
surprising. l learn from Captain Moore
that she rather rcpclled all attempts on his
part to express sympathy with her under
her aillictions. ..t..-..
She resented the idea that Capt. Brown
had done anything to deserve death, or to
ntt0int his name with dishonor, and de-
clared that the ignominious character of
the punishment that was about to he inflict-
ed upon him was as cruel as it was unjust.
She regarded him rs IL martyr in II right
eous scAnse, and WAS proud to he The wife
ofsuch Al man. The gallows, she said, had
no terrOrs for her or for him. aE
The. character Of the interview may be,
Judged to some extent from this CONVERSE
ton with Capt. Moore, which took place
previous to it,
She stated that she had not seen him
since last June, about six months ago, and
that they had been separated with the cx-
cepti0n ofa few days for nearly two years.
They had, however, corrcsponded, and she
had always felt a deep interest in the cause
in which lie was engaged
learn from Capt. Avis, the jailer. that
thcinteryicw between the prisoner and his
wife was characteristic of the man, and the
direction given. for the management and
distribution of his property embraced all
| the minor details of his last will and dtasta-
mcnt.
Gen. Taliaferro was also present, and
Capt. Brown urged that his wife be allow
ed to rcmnih with him all night To this
the General refused toasscnt, allowing them
butfour hours. tt
On first meeting they kissed and affcc-
tienatcly embraced, and Mrs: Brown. shed
! 4toV,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06
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OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. /.
Meets every Monday Eronins, at their Hall in tho
Hsioieon Buildings
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

Brown then turned to. Goppis.ond saidg
"CDppie, you also made false statements,
buteI am glad ito hear: you hnte,contra-
'alsnuhanded him a qnarters He shook
both by theshand, ,.and4thc5 iparted.5s,az 1sf
The prisoner WsH taken 20 .Stevens,b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

bi.iriet Drpmy Grand KazSer far Bsstsrn TTr.
9'"ia. DE. WV. j. BATEs
jii1" Priesl. DE- T H. LOGAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06

choice and carefully prepared reading mattss-emora-
eins6 sub;stsstbua making ittie Ia1igesIihd lest
DSllsr Newspaper In tls section Of country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
BY N. vIGNIE.

s. No 90 bounded ~ Maz.n Treasures. Baras's,
nd Benefits Streets divided into lots and designated q
ri ii: aFoy ID 81 bounded
I'D enousD !.
bonded By Ma.snt BENEFITS, Bartholomew and Humanity
s;ss .d ~ 81 forming .qu.r
No bounded BY France Jo;ehns hss.ns and csisssins
esi'STsfsf s or in
bounded BY Massn Dsrbgny Bartholomew and s0ds's
described leased to sls October 1882
y "a y S.sssss b.'sisHs
Tx ~ No
u,s .as IL. .s... No.
S. bounded By pssry Aoanssnss Troon and treasures
& ss1ssf LOIS Sss "A in No. a.
by Deery johnson. Tricou and Force Streets de'ig
a+ss' $oSs OF eseySD forming the s
';ssa IS ~ Third
adjoining Hancock street, designated as tract Nos
front ~ about and g iest In
depth fronting Hancock street, and 3spsnts 6s feet on
feet sss.n ,n st and Ps.
in depth and 3arpenis and IS feet On the rear line
%sas ss
depth arpents and 63 feet The line according
Ella
Convent GENTLY aud Piety street, according plan
| GENTLY Road. r
| 49, TwENTy.FoUR TRACTS OF LAND, situated on
snd sSe Ss and fornsy
Fss o ~ trsets sGs ~ e
1900 feet 1000 feet in depth together with the house and
property leased up sss October 1859 to Mr.. Geo
wv" TSss i TEacTs OF LAND situated both
,ignasd uring each about 1870 feet
GENTLY road by about $50 feet to $500 feet in
x Tract OF LAND, situated the left bank Of Bayou
sna a ,'s By
FIVE Ts .0Ts OF LAND, situated o. the right bank g.
measuring each about $50 feet front the GENTLY road by
one IT, HUNbRED AND FIFTYsIx rR ACTS OF LAND
situated both sides RI Bayou Savage AID measuring each
1850 feet front the GENTLY road BY an regala. dept. from
plantation Said known the yachee and desig
mated tracts Nos ST. 49, s. 81 So co. to m and 2Os, 30
MIlnebnrg Properly.
30 FoRrY-s1x SQUARES OF GROUND. situated a
The Whole accordpg plan, drawn by Louis H. Pile ESQ.,
q Eaehsnee As
exhibited al the rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hoe
fifth cash. and the bal
%
by mortgage on with
cent interest date until maturity in
Of .ymen. after mrtny said notes viii then bear Pc
win be under TODD delay the payment
The purchasers will themselves be put in possesio
their expense, and will have comply with the tern
conditions described within fifteen days from he da
property purchased them will be resold for their ut
Acts sale be Bnuny, Esq, City Notary, No. 81 Ro
al street, at the expense of the purchasers. as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custoniho,,se street. near
ll streetFor the Cure of Old Chronic Mercn1iel,
yphtic all Private Diseases without Mercury hnfance
business to Friends and guaranteed
all
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. Jaes
tee In parts the United States and Euope-he many re-
he has effected whtch
sble by the eminent physicians, uses him Offering
services confidence Of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private" and of which II
aneny eradcates namely Syphilis primary secondary
sertary Structures, Urathfnl discharges Glee Gonorrhen
Emissions Periodical Affections females howeys,
complicated they be- Diseases Of tho Back Ions
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheuatis Hydro
ele Cancers Ulcers Tunors and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially of hcs.
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
and solitary habit which ruins the body mind unfit.
ting for either business society viz Constitutional De,
billy Impoency. The following of the sad suo
melancholy effects produced by early habits yonth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dness
Tson Of Muscular Power Papitaon of Tho Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness, rritabty Symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Of Memory, Confusion of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion to Society Self Dsrus
love eff Solitude Timdy etc. of the evils produced
All afflicted with of the shovs symptoms should
mot fail to call Dr. James and be at restored to perfect
heaith let false deicacy but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of h
terrible malady.
Weakness the organs Immediately cured full vgo
restored.
Remember "The Medical of Dr. james, 50 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hours q attendance
sron s A. NJ. to p. NJ,
Consultations strictly confidential
PSReceDtcases of aonores cured In twenty -four hours
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
QI ~ 81 CuNtomhpuBe street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
CITY OF BALrIMORES SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDonogh-Sale for unit of former pur
chaser.
BY N. VIGNLE,


Office, Banks Arcade.
MONDAY, May 2, 1859, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
lSl the City Hotel Common street, will be sold lubc
auction for account of former purchaser the following
scribed property:
NINE LOIS OF GROUND in the square bounded by An
tome Jackson Bernadotte and Palmyra Streets designated BY
Nos. l, 2, 8. IS. 6, I, 8 and 9.
Lot. No. 81 feet IL inches and lines on
jackson street the some width the me- 1T feet 10
inches and lines in depth and front Benadoe street. and
III feet 10 inches and lines the division line of Lot No
Lo No. 2 g. and measure each 81 feet Il inches and
lines front jackson street. the width in the 2I
feet 10 inches and lines between equal and parallel lines
Lot. No. 81 feet II inches and lines front
jackson street. III feet 10 inches and lines in depth the
line dividing it from Lot los feet inches and lines
the other line dividing from Lot No. s. l6 feet 10 inches
the ue ae 10 jackson street, anu q feet inches
another Diagonal rear line,
Lot No 81 feet IL inches lines front on
Jackson los feet inches and lines depth line
ding from Lot No. So feet inches the other depth line
dividing from Lot No. g. and 81 feet inches the diagonal
rear line.
Lot No. is of triangular form, and measures 40 feet IL
inches lines Jackson 10 feet inches lines
line and IS feet and inches the line dividing from
Lot No 8.
ESy- TERMS AND GONDITIONs-o ne,frh cash. and the
lance credit of two three four years notes
Of the made payable the Citizens Bank of Louis
lana occurred by special mortgage the property sold, with
all of the vendors privileges and the clause of
said notes TO bear six cent interest date
then due In of after maturity said
will then bear eight interest until fully
paid. This last condition will he understood delay
in any the payment OF said notes
The purchasers will themselves to be
Mt their expense will have comply term
and conditions above described within fifteen days the
Of SALE and in of any delay NEGLECT their part III
property purchased by them will be sold for their
risk without any further notice.
Acts of sale before H. b. Cenas Esq., notary public No. II
Common the expense the purchasars a2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
TMrrANr TO PLANTERS.

We been Informed that the usual practice of planters
IN ordsthelr supplies OF our
DIR. LANES Celebrated VERMIFUGE.
Hss ITO smly write or order vermfugs. The conse.
sssnehat insrad Of the genuine Dr. McLANE,s yermi.
fsse. very fsqueny get other OF the many worth.
tss pratonscaed yermifuse now before the public. We
hers beg leave to the planter the proprsty and
snpoce Of Invariably writing the name In full and to sd
vs faction agents that they will not resolve any other
than seuuss DR.. NcLane's Celebrated vermifuse, pre-
pared Flerag Brothers. Pttsburxl, Pa,
wosdfso advise the same precautions In ordering DIR
Mc1 h'scesbrsisd LIVER PILLS. The great popularity
o d Pts as specific for Liver Complaint and all
s ous arrangements prevalent In the South has In.
Slochs endos Of many worthless nostrums to claim for
Interpretations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
fDsnLLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
yet been discovered and urge the planter and er
nf he values his md the health Of those depending
hn to be careful in ordering Take neither vermifuge nor
iver us unless you are you getting genuine
neLNE's, preparedby
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Be~ We give list of of the principal Wholesale drug
sa nd dealers in patent medicines this city, and from
~houhs genuine Dr. McLans's Celebrated vermifuge and
veris always be obtained. They also sold by all
rsspsnbe druggists.
.-o AND LIVER PILLS.
I7sgross In store and to arrive.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Lei Charities street.
Dr. McLANE's Celebrated yERMlFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
10 gross to arrive and in store.
sCoyIL MEAD,
Ill and lls Charres street.
Drl mcLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
10 gross to arrive and In store @..g
q. N. MoRIsoN.& CO.,
u Magazine street.
Jr. MeLASE'S Celebrated yERMIFUGE
g. AND LIVER PILLS.
= Is gross to arrive aud in store
90. wooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
ar. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
Ia gross to arrive aud in store.
E.B. wHEELoCK CO.,
43 Magazine street.
I Dr. sTcEANE'S' Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES SYME,
1884 Canal street.
a1r. mcLANE's Celebrated yERmIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
4 constant supply in store and for sale BY
e. J. HART 4 CO.,
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
Cdr. McLAHE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
coaslan. supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES 4 CO.,
los Canal street.
DIR. NcLANE'S Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always is store and for sale by
F. II. DUGoNGE,
M smtw 80 Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
REWARB-isHs Ma Il " % Gaa ~ Sti

DETERMINATIONS FIVE HUNDRED DOLDARs
= REV AkDmlsHAMG @. HARRIS, Governor of the State
o. 10 all who shall see these presents
Whereas 1t he's been made known thai
q February 1859 upon the body George Miller in
Banking House OF the Branch Of the Bank Of Tennessee
sckson in of Madison and robbed snd Rank
So 800 in notes and coin, ~ $50
Now therefore Isham G. Harris Governor as aforesaid
by virtue Of the and authority me vested do hereby
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDR DOLL RS to any person
for the apprehension murderer and the
In order that justice in that behalf be done, ' = '
In testimony whereof have heennto set nv hand and
cause the Great Seal Of the State to be Affixed al
tseal office in Nashville this 18th day Of FEBRUARY
A. D., 1859.
By the Governor
J.E. R. RAY, Secretary of State. fell If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

2sssSs.aa FOUND ASTRAY AT THE LAKE
4eSsS end Of Bayou ST. John the 2Sh inst, by Engene
SNEA Roth, White COW with black spots and her
-s9Ax4 calf. Said COW is in possession of E ROTH at
place She will be delivered to by proving pro
perry and paying expenses. n3Q 6tinS0d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
Squares fronting on Roman and Prieur
streets, intersected the preceding.

Square No. 80 FRACTIONAL and fronts Koman
First and Prieur and is divided into lots of about the
same dimensions Us the lots in the preceding square
Square No. 60 is bounded by Roman, First, Preur and
Second and divided into Is measuring each about
30 feet 9 inches 'front.' by depth of 1876 feet inches.
Square No. 81 is bounded by Roman Second, Prieur and
Third streets and d ded into Is Of about the di
! meusions rs those in the preceding square.
Square No. 81 is bounded by Roman, Third. Prieur and
Fourth streets and ivd Into Is lots of about the d
mansions AS those in the preceding square.
Square No. s. bounded by Roman Fourth and Prieur streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
FOsTER's SLAVE DEPOT,

- stfttt, NEW UTIehns,
The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
card to the pablo at large for the coming season. ia the
sale Of Slaves Shall have constantly hand aarge and
fully selected stock Of Slaves calculated please the
chaser lei his wants DO what they may Having three extern
sive yards prepared to accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
SLAVES hays also accommodation for Traders both
for boarding lodging with attendance My bust
will be strictly confined commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal
his Thankful favor respectfully solicit
continuance Of all former customers and friends OF IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

The PHILOSOPHY OF RoLLED-UP TR0wsKRs--As
every body knows who has watched matteS1 and thngs
connected with the fire department Of this city says
the Philadelphia North American, cestain class of
the bottoms of their rowsers above the tops Of the
boots. This is particularly the with some Of The
companies down town, whose members, excepting on
Sunday are never to be with fulllegged unmen-
this city is located in the vicinity Of Southwark Her
men delight in red flannel shirts and blue trowseSs
the latter rolled up the bottom about eight inches
The mersheenn in question 10 down town bully
and does business on platform peculiar 70 ttsei.
When memper wishes to resign be doesn't send any
trowsers" and leaves the house. We recently drop
ped into the eDginebouse and spent an evening with
the boys" just to see how they managed matters
One Of the great questions that came up was rescu
| ton by Jim Curey, that the engine " should have
| new pair of pumps given to herr This was opposed
by member named Mike yelling, and in the follow
ing stirring manner: Look here, boys, You mustn't
think that Mike yelling Is focoo, and that you
| make him swallow anything you take notion TO.
No. you mustn't. I've belonged to the company fox
ten years, and love the engine as do my father,
mother, and two little sisters. It's cause love her
/ that I'm down on them gingerbread pumps. You've
| all heard Jim Curey's notion Now, all I've got to
say is If you adopt that motion, roll down my trow
| sers and leave You to your fate"
Having delivered himself in this manner, Mike took
his seat, while the secretary took the vote OF the
members upon Jims motion about the Qumps. Tho
vote decided matters in favor of Jims motion, when
| Mike rose and addressed the cbeer.n g You voted
me down, ole feers, and I'll keep my word. ] rolls
said this he rolled down his trowsers1 and left the
house. He will probably never again run with 49,
engine in the whole course Of bis life The NEXT day
his name taken from the roll. his resignation be
ing in keeping with the bylaws in such cases mAde
and provided. Qneer institutions, these rough and
| ready engine compapiesi 1.ss 55s,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

CONGO NEGROES. Any person by visiting the
slave depot Mulberry street in this city, can get
sight at some of the latest importations Of Congo
negroes.
We visited them yesterday, and were much sur.
prised to see them looking SO well, and possessing
such intelligent countenauces. They are very much
observable being their hair not knking after the
manner of the Southern darkey, while their feet,
comparatively speaking, being very small, having q
high instep, and well shaped in every respect Some
their age, and are destined to attain large growth.
They all will make tirstrae field hands, being easily
taught to perform any kind of manual service.
Their docity is remarkable, aud their aptitude in
initiating the manners and customs of those among
whom they are thrown is equally SO.
(Vicksburg Sun, 2lst inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

TOs. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET. CON s
y mission Agent for j j. OFalon Co. Is t.
Louis Metallic Nst and Bolt Factory" All kinds of Nuts,
Bolts and Washers by X. Ii. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Melasses Barrels for sale.
d20tf JOS. g. LOCAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
LOVE TRAGEDY.-The New York Evening Post
of the 14th has the following:

A LOVE TRAGEDY.-The New York Evening Post
of the 14th has the following:
A German sailor named Frederick Beherns, came
from Charleston, s. G., about three weeks ago, and
put up at the sailors boarding house l6l Washington
street. While waiting for vessel he formed the &C.
quaintance of young tiauein in the neighborhood,
with whom according to the statement of the board
inghouse keeper, he "got dead in loven 1t happened
that the clearinghouse keeper had chance to ship
Beherns, but as he was absent another sailor was
shipped in his place. Beherns was informed of the
| fact when he came in last evening, and he immed-
ately went out again to visit his namorata 1t is sup
posed he met with cool reception, and early this
morning he went to his room, placed loaded pistol
to his heart, pulled the trigger and fell down q
corpse. Word was sent to the Coroners office, and
Coroner O'Keef is to hold an inquest on Thursday.
SERIOUS Aoc1DENr.--The horses attached to the
carriage of Mrs Wright, of Rocky Springs, Claiborne
county took fright yesterday on Cherry street, and
off at rightful speed. When at the corner op.
poste the residence of Mr. F. R. Turley the carriage
was thrown against some obstacle and completely de-
molished. Mrs Wright was in the carriage, as was
also young lady, Miss Powers from the same place.
The former escaped unhurt, but we regret to state
the latter very severely injured. The negro driver
was also bady hurt [vieksburg Whig, Thursday.
WEATHER IN NORTH Lou1sIANA.-The Ouachita
Register of the l4th says
The weather has again changed from cold to hot,
with plenty of rain for the week. The frosts of last
week have damaged the fruit crop but very little in
| The Caddo Gazette Of the 18th says:
During the past week. there have been rapid alter
nations from heat to cold Several heavy rains have
| fallen, which will check the decline in our river
| For CoNGREss-INird Distsict.-The Richmond
| (Iadson parish) Journal, Of the 18th, says:
Without authority, we place the name of the Hon.
VIM. S. Parham at the head of our paper, as can.
didate for Congress from the Third District. His
name and his public acts are before the people
further comment is unnecessary at present.
4 ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED = We regret TO learn lear
that William Henry, son of John @. CuthbeTt, Esq,
fell into the dock and was drowned last tuesday
night It appears that his father was going OF o.. On
board the steamer Yorktown, and stumbled and iel,
when his son started to run to him and Tell oVefboard
His body has not yet been recovered.
FRosr IN EASTERN MIsslssIPPI.-The Paulding
Clarion of Wednesday last says:
Last Saturday. Sunday and Monday mornings,
there was light frost in this place and the surrounding
couutry-not enough however, as we are informed to
kill cotton or other tender vegetation, though suf-
Gent perhaps, to retard its growth. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

ESTATE OF rHR LATE JOHN MGDON0GH. Guy OF
New Orleans Third unreserve4 npd extensive Sale, on II
very long Credit very valuable Tracts Squares, and Lois
1rsund situated Third District In Suburbs Margny,
FIankn and Washington, and on the 0ently Road for
Notes without EndoYsers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

nK. b. q. wtthiN, HodEoPATHIsf = OFFICE
~ corner of Julin and MAJ, .zinc Streets
Special attention paid to Diseases OF Females and ohaFeh
milo 3m