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SHEHIFF,y SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Go
LkE County. -.
u virtue Of q special execution to me directed
Issued by the Clerk of the District Court of said
County, in favor Of Alfred Bungey, surviving part
ner, de-. and against C. c. A. Striblen, have lev
ies upon and will sell TO the highest bidder ut the
door OF the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Leo County, Iowa, at Keokuk, In said County, on
the s0th day Of December, A. ID. 1869, between the
hours of O'Clock A. M, and Y o'clock. r. NJ, Of
sad day, the following property TO wits Lot light
TT bfuck teu1 ttt u. w. Kffb0urH6 addition 10
the City OF Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, with the
improvements thereon. Taken and levied iron a
the property of G. G.. A. Striblen, to satisfy said
writ Of execution.
Keokuk Nov. 30th, 1859.
w. H. LEEOH,
deeJ-d sheriff of Lee County.
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NOTItE.
vsAAyA SALE OF LOT On which delinq usnt special
= tax L. due and unpaid for laying plank walk on
4th and Exchange streets in front Of said lot:
O@ner's name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 6 81 kfQ62 I'll le
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO the owner of the
lot described In the foregoing list situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County and STATE Of Iowa
that special tax has been assessed and Levied on
said lot rs designated in the above list by the City
Council of the City OF Keokuk, and unless pay
ment b. made OF the tax SO levied, ana also all
costs on or before the 4th day or January, A. d
1860. the said lot 30 much thereof a. shall be
necessary to discharge eaid tar and OF sts will be
sold on the day aforesaid, ut tho Mayors CfRee In
said city, between the hours of o'clock a. m
and O'Clock p. m.
G. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of ksokuk.
Dec. IL, 1859 dtd
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) xLIox =. r II I TIL,
w Ksokak and visiniiy tina. he hasj returned
from The East, With 6ne stock Of 'oAa adapt
- to the Fall Trade. sonsistiae In part Of
Nss BLACK BvoadciefAs; EAAs's Cssim<ys;
rsMe Black Dosakiasj HaykI'
YrencA III yiSssd Doasins; sra Yssffnss, &C.
IN FURNISHING GOODS:
Sairts, Coltays, CYasois, GIoses,
Uader- SAarts, DravTs. sxsYsn&srs, &C., re.
SOMETHING NEW.
He has also made ARA rcmeuts with one Of the
lssding Houses in New Ysrk 70 supply hi with
III ths latest iaShions for Boys Clothing.
oct3d
Insurance. insurance Insurance
DOLICiE5 On Sores, Dwellings, Msrshandiss
i Pork Houses, Public Bnilaings. Manufacturing
Embellishments, Household Furniture, and Ali insu-
following substantial comranies
PHOENIX ms CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 94O0, 900.
CITY FIRE ms CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPffAL $50, 600.
HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO.. or HARTFORD.
CA1irAL 100000.
MERcHAHTs' ms. co. ,oF. HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
This Asmsy always pays Its Losses promptly
CASE.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured at .
VERY nosseAgs ysEMigr, for one, three er ave
WI. %BELKNAP, Ag,s.
Dscld1u @A 6eopnd-st., near Main.
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"IT II several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor. can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
SARUBBERY, accHma-
ted and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced 6nc speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those intsrested are
invited To call and cx-
anime for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear,
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AZ JoQh EStAnpuk, Jonn Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
Wm. 6tanaRs, tdefendants):
You are hereby espeetively notified that there
IL now ON file IN the Clerks Once of the ID strict
Court OF Leo County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition
OF James A. Lee, claiming . judgment against
said John stannus and John Hamii ton above
named, for the sum of nine hundred tn rty-eigh,
dalars With interss ut ten per cent. from the 2bth
day Of february, 1857, on two promissory notes of
SAID parties dated Feb. d, 1857 for s469 EACH and
special and general execntion against John Stan.
nus and John Hamilton. and against all said de-
fendsnss abovs nsncd, praying also for the fore
clEfure 81 . mortgage given by said John stannus
Ard John Hamilt to james A. Lee upon the I'M
divided ore bird par, Of fifteen of land of of
the east side VI the northwest of the south west
quarter Of section twenty township IS north,
range west, in Lee CO., Iowa; the sale of said
mort gagged promises to pay ca said debt, the ex-
tingui hment of all equity of redemption therein,
for costs and generals relief.
Now, you and each Of you are notified to appear
and ana.er said petition % the morning Of the I'd
day OF the next term Of said Court, to be holden
on lhs ist Monday of February, 1850, or Judgment
and decree viii be had therein prayed Tor by de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL
Uee. III 1Ssy-dfm Sol n far Petitioner
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SnssAfrMs BARN.
.TTNHREH HUNDRED ins. Prime Hastern, for ale
i by "A. J.twILKINsON, e
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
nov2Id rs Main st.
French and New Jcrsey ZInc.
II nm THOUSAND Ms. snow White. in oil, 26
L and 10 b kegs, for sale by
~. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Nov2ld % Main-st.
Rl-CarhO nats o0a.
TWENTY kegs Newcastle and Liverpool, for
L saleby A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Kagls and Mortar,
nov2ld % Maan-st.
HI ChrOmate Potash.
100 LBS, for Dyers use, for sale by
lUU A.. j. WILKINSON,
Sign cf the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
decl3d 06 Main street,
Lamp MACK.
IN BBLs. in h. pspers, for sale ~
~ A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
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OFFERS A FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDI-
~ CINES, pERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS. &C., to the trade. and At retail, ut very
low prices Tor Cash.
July Z, 'be-d
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sept 0-dAw
v. "A. Ausrrs. 9, a. ALssks.
w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
Grocers ana Produce Dealers,
NO. rs MAIN-sT.,
KEokUK......-.......... ........... .....-.IoWA.
sUGAK-CURED HA ms.
E>REsH SUGAR CURED HAMS always on hand
Il aud for sale by WI AUSTIN a co.
Dec. ID, te-d4N fxH
FRKsH OYsTEKs
~ w. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
decl3 lis Main-st.
A LII grades Of N. o..
n Crushed,
and Clarified,
for sale Low by WI AUSTIN 4 CO..
dec23dkw lis MAR. at
DRIME RIO,
can be had at
w. II. AUSTIN l. co.'s,
decl3dAw No. IFS Main-st.
RELeHEas, ; ,.o.
and Plantation,
- Dds '''' and W. v. f. IT, 4 us Z co..
decl3dAw lis Msin-st.
TEASi TEAsyi
IMPERIAL, Young Hyson,
l. Powchong and English Breakfast Teas,
| n LARGE assortment for sale Low by
w. II. AUSTIN CO.,
decl3 li6 Man-st.
FLOUR FLOUR!
CHEAP
CIrY MILLS "FotR AcE,'
uste City Mills,
and other brands Of Flour Tor sale, wholesale ana
Retail Inquire At the "city Mills, "orat
W. H. AUSTIN CO.'S,
Dcc1s-d6w liz Main-st.
SCOTCH ALE.
- LONDON PORTER
and ALSOPP's PALEALR,
deoisdaw ". II. AUSTIN AGO.
CALT-.-New York fine, in hbls., a. A. in SKIS
- for saeby ". II. AUSTIN co.
dsclsd
40hsxsss. GERMAN scar T. . " hin Co. for
500 bush. Hungarian Grass Seed, and
600 bush Tiurth Sod. fo~ ~hieh the hsvhest
market price In CASH will Sc p1id by
w. H. AUSTIN CO.,
decl3 1l8 Main-st.
1000 nkunh~ls - ~ hest Wau seAs for
which Ne viii PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES, II de-
liyered aeon. W.H. AUSTIN = co. 4
Is dscl 2dAw. 1Ta H@T5aa
yTTE r. paying CASH for RAGS, Old Brass and
M and Copper. BUTTER, E0dS, and al ether
Country Produce.
W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
de~,l3dGw No. 1l8MaiA-strset.
spirits Turpenline.
FH I'm BBLS. extra cooperage, for sale low BY
| l. && Al .WELkIAe0N, q
Sign of che Golden Eagle and 1ostAr,
nov1d % Aain-st.
" iiE BOOK on THE CHAPTER, 81 Morritorial
/ Instructions in the degrees Of Mark, Past, and
Most Ersellent 1iastor and tho Holy Royal Arch
/ BY Albert G. Mackay.
Ii For sale By 4OslENt brow kLLA CO.
Il NEW books.
rRA1 sAbsantazss Of Mr.. VerdAnt Green, By
lcutnbsee us@e. with 20 humorous illustsssions
| just receISSd at
OGDEN, BROWNELL& CO.,s
L a. I'll s0kA eCJ3E nA0Ka6roon
| DecI5d No. 81 4ainpst.
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NolbGSs
To Il. W. @ 'Bricn, W m. IA. BtBricr Harry Fulton,
Lewis Kosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend
snt):
VOu are hereby respectively notified that there
l. 10 now fefn the ca TX q Office or the Dist lot
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
Of Jamts n BiiHaEs claiming q judgment On fore
closure Of mortgage Agsinst said l.. w. 4 Vim II.
Osbrisn above named, for the eum Of nine hundred
and thirty-th ee dollars With ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of February, 1855 land special
snd general execution against L. W. 4 VIM. H.
O'Brsen, and ~ against ali said defendants above
named pray ing also for the foreclosure of mort
gage given BY ssid 'Brians to James MI. Billings
upon 40 feet OF Of the rear ends Of lots 10,
III and IL book 6s, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa. the
sale OF sasd r,ortEaged premises TO pay of said
debt the extingnishment If all equity II redemp-
uon therein, for costs and general relief.
Yen and each OF YOU are notified to apprar
and Answsr said petition on the morning Of the "a
day Of the next term Of said Court to Be holden on
the 1ss Monday of February, 1860, or judgmen,
and decree win be had therein ~ prsyed For BY de-
fault. ii fECOfT HOWELL
Dec. 10, lS59-dim Sopf for Petitioner
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10 JAnss Nolaa (Irastse for Hugh Camersn),
Hagh Cameron, q. II. tonn, IL. II. keeder, James
bradford, q. W. 6Arrnison Jennings a Anderson.
w. ii. E~ing, heeier. Bellows Il Co.. Vim. d
, r. l.. kqddick, Bancroft, Beaver r. Co., CorneIia
Grinnan, u. ID. Grinnan and A. G.. Grinnsn, tde-
fendants). 81 ,s--4e4s4gs
VOu orc hereby respectively notified that there
Il IL nov Als in Clerk Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
OF Hif2En Barney claiming ju snent fore
closure Of mortgage aeAinst said James Nolan,
Trustee, and IL. Cameron shove named, for the
sam Of one hundred ssvoney-four and rs. 100 dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the 10Th day
OF Aug.. 1850 aand special and general execution
Asaanss ~. Nolan. Trustee, and III. Cameron, and
AgAanEt all said defendants ADORE named prsying
also for the forsclossrs Of mortgage given by said
Jas. Nolan. Tustes, de-, to Chales Mason, upon LOT
2, block A., sn the City Of Ksok uk Lee Co.. Iowa.
the sale OF said mortgagsd premises 10 pay Oh said
debt, the ertinguishment of all equity Of redemp-
lsion therein, for costs and general relief.
Now, you and each Of you notSfsd u appear
and answer said petition on the morning of the "a
day Of the next term Of said Court to be holden
the Int Monday of Fehrasry, 1850, or judgment
and decree viii be had therein az PRAYED for by de
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL
Dcc. ~, lS5S-Alm Sol n for Petitioner.
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100000 :. GAN ). ss. ras !. sa Al, ea a.
nursery In the West Varieties to suit the climate
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, Ornansn-
tel Trees and Shrubs; Houghton's seeding Goose
berry; red and white Currants kaspbsrries, straw
berry plants, and Grape roots. Time for trans
planting, from September to June.
q Drders may Be eft nj No. Estes House., Mum
street K e0kuk. VIM BARNES
Sept 0-d4w
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mrs. StOWe,s Asst q Greatest WOrH r
..T He MINTsT EMS WOOING. >,
T'HE Minister'S Wooing, BY Harriet Beec her
Stove, for sale by
OGDEN, BROWNELL AGO.
Novzgd 81 MAR al
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Letter from Bototourt.

BUCHANAN, Jan. End, 1859.
M. Editor: IT'S true that we are small and
few in number, It's true that we are situated near
the centre of largely Democratic county, but
tbs equally true, that amidst the Pickering clouds
Of adversely, which would ever and anon veil the
sun of prosperity from our view, we have stood Ms
unfiinching, as steadfast and as firm as the rock
upon which our town is built ever true to the in
terests of the Wing party, to State and to the
South We are US pure aud unpoluted with abo-
litionism and bogus democracy us is the pale faced
lunar, now ploddng her way through the track
less heavens. It's true that we have given ma
jority for Scott for Fournoy for Fillmore and for
every good Wing candidate who has ever been
before US, and it is equally true that we shall give
a majority for the opposition to Le,cher unless he
be ss deeply and as blackly dyed in abolitionism
Is the Democratic nominee himself. How truly
can we exclam that the oasis is 10 the Great
Saharah, 10 is Buchanan to Bote,ourt county.
Mr. Editor: let me ask for ticket which will
be true to its party, to its Stute and to the South
and We will cast into oblivion the prophecy Of By
ron, which says:
"Neashts pernansnt amons the human race
Except the Wings not getting into plsce.'
| BUCHANAN.
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ABDUCTION Casa YoUSo LADY RESTORED TO
HER PARENrs.-Some time since a respectable
lady residing in Washington d. C.. arrived in
Philadelphia on n visit. and took bourd at house
in Arch street. She brought with her her daugh-
ter. pretty young lady, about fifteen years of
age. AT the same houss a young medical student
from Sauth Carolina alao stopped. lie was pre-
possessing in appearance, and about eighteen
years old. The two became intimate, and on
Monday night both disappeared from, their domi-
ell. The Evening Journal Of Saturday Gays:
The distracted mother applied to the police. and
special officer George H. Smith and high constable
Clark took the matter in charge Yesterday af
ternoon officer Smi,l, took the matter in charge
Yesterday afternoon officer Smith met the aforc-
said student promenading on Arch street, and
marched him unceremonously to the Office Of Al
dcrman tlbberd, where he was charged with alb
duction.
The missing lady soon after appeared She had
been boarding at hotel in Market street, between
Seventh and Eighth. and passed of as cousin
OF her lovyer.' going Ivy the name Of Miss Butler.
She stated To the Alderman that she had first pro-
posed the copement. and fixed the time. and the
two mot at tho corner Of Eighth aud Arch streets
by appointment Of the young man. The latter
said that by his actions he led the poor girl 70
tAnk he intended marrying her, but had made nc
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The Late Terrible Disaster on the Musco
gee Rnilroad.

We received M papers from Columbus. Georgia.
by last nights mail, although the issue. If Satur-
day morning last. were about due Thu Savan-
nnh Republican Of Saturday morning has the fol.
lowing paragraph, concerning the hcartrending
calamity.
1t is with pain that record, this morning.
the most fcartnl cntasr 0phe that has marked the
history Of railroads in our State Az it was pure
" accidental we have no desire - dwell upon the
hcnrt-rcnding details.
1t is a remarkable fact that two such disasters
should have occurred on the same road, and with
in half hour OF the same time and that each
train should but few moments previous, have
passed over in security the point Of accident to
another The train from Macon VAS due ut Co
lumbus Mt 5.35 A. NJ. The train from Columbus
to Macon started lat 4 A. NJ. The two trains pass
81 each other at the regular place Of meeting, sta
ton Ne -, fourteen miles from Columbus, at s.
80 \. NJ, and nfter they had passed. both trains
miles from Columbus, and the down, or Macon
cain, fifteen miles from Columbus
Twelve dead bodies 1T the victims of tho acct
dent, were brought to Columbus On Friday night
Seven more are missing. The road il badly wash
ed for forty miles in different places by tho fresh
ct. Energetic measures are being adopted to cf
feet the necessary repairs.
The following are among the victims of the dis
nstrr; Mrs. Lcyerit and three children, Of Rapdes
parish, In: Mrs. Smith of Texas, the two Misses
Guys VI Alabama; Mr.. Miller the engineer; Mr.
| Burke. the fireman, and VIM. II. Small. n train
| hanl. All the bodies have been recovered except
/ that Of IN infant of Mrs. Ieyeritt The celcbra
ted race horse Moidure was lost. The cars fel
- feet. breaking in pieces, and hro wing the pas
.encers into the raging torrent.
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ME California vintaee

The hilsving IL ffoa the Los Aassls vlssyar
We Visited tie vinsyssd II Msssss. Ksal.r
| Frchzns Bauck this wssk, snd end that a shsi
owl. ssSkblishmsnt they havs made This ssasou
81. 65s gallons of white vine and 5000 gaiioas o.
red The latter 10 intended 10 be made into bran
dy Messrs X. 7. 4 b. have l6. 900 vines In thci,
vineyard. They also purchased the crop from Nj
A. r Cvronel, 10000 vines. which went into the
manufacture Of the sboyc quantity. This, how.
evcr is not the actual product either ogrape Juice
or vino 81 600 yincs. Messrs X. Y. 4 b. have a
number Of pipes Of wine. from which the casks in
place ARE replenishcd as they require, the MANI.
facurc. ns well as quan'iy Of Impressed pom
ace, &C.. &c. These vineyards both young,
neither having arrived ut full bearing.
These gentlemen purchased grapes If Mr. Wolk-
skill who has the largest vineyard in the county,
$4,000 vines,) which they manufactured ut his
place and have in bis cellar to the amour, of 25
lea, and 10000 gallons Of red wine-the latter to
be made into brandy.
They also purchased grapes and made 1900
gallons white wine ut the vineyard Of VIM work
man. Esq. Of La Puentc.
The total Of their manufacture this season is
12,7o3 gallons Of white wine s,U93 gallons tsc
lea, aud 10000 gallons Of red wine.
From Mr. frolling We have learn, many par
tieulars respecting the introduction vi California
wine into use M q drink in San Francisco.
Mes,rs X. +. L Il. were the pioneers in this bu-
siness The nnwearied perseverance, and capital
brought into rcquisition by these gentlemen in the
carrying out the attempt before any successful re-
suits were obtained, demonstrate their good ludg-
mcnt and foresight To them are the viDtsgersof
California deeply indebted for the present aud
prospective demand for California wine.
There nre n number Of vineyard owners who
have made their crop into wine. DIR. 7, }. White
among others. manufactures his grapes into wine,
and his wine is held in estimation by good ludg-
cs. We nrc unable at this time To give the names
1t MI who make wine, but the quantity of VINE.
independent Of brandy, &C., made in this county
the present season, VIII not vary much from $780,
600 gallons.
Mr. John IIaines' one Of our most euterpri,ius
citizens, has recently purchased the rancho Of Gu
camangu aud has contracted for the planting and
fencing OF 100, 900 vines, To he done this coming
winter. The vineyard is TO be enclosed with
board fence cedar posts, inside Of which hedge
Is to be planted. The quality vt tho vino produ-
eel Mt this localtyis unsurpassed in this part Of
the State. This enterprise Of Mr.. llaines, which
is intended to reach halfa million vines, is one
worthy Of his spirit and intelligence.
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TUNRUsTEE's AALE.-As Trustee, In q deed 81
trust executed to me, by Sharks & Patton. dated tho
23th day Of December lS5t and
of Boetoart county, shall proceed e public auction
Furnace. In Boetomrt county all the PERSONAL PROPER
TY conveyed to me by said deed consisting in Of the
following:
The stock Of Goods consisting OF Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware. &c Negro Man. Ned ali the Household
Kitchen Furniture embracing Feather Beds and Bedding
Calf about % head Of Hogs lot of Bar Iron
Bscksmlths Tools Hay Seae Corn Shelter aud Cruser
Straw Cutters about ~ bushels Of Potatoes 81 head OF fne
young Mules head Of Horses large ot Of Wagon Timber
Faoe Saw and fxtures large lot VI Ras
ard Czsng pounds Bacon consisting Of Hams
Coal and Ore Beds Railroad Cars and Car Whses Wheeba
Sheds Shovels and other Coany Orc bank
aett Of Furnace Tools and several Wagon,
Sled Harness. will also Soil privately Engine
Boiler Gas Pipes. aud all other necessary n1tures
TERMS.-Cash for all of 80 and under that
credit Of months will be gwen the purchaser giving
bond with approved security For the Mules Horses
negotiable noe at months satisfactorily endorsed will be
required.
before day SALE will then rent private
jacsnt Also. the Dwelling House,
and Blacksmith Shop And several other comfortable
the premises, with lots Of land attached.
The SALE completed the day named will be
ued from day to day, until the same DO finished.
jan 5.c2awtsfeb WILLIAM T. PATTON, Trustee.
VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUCTION.-On
SATURDAY the ls day of JANUARY next will Ael
several SLAVES In front Of the Market House.
In this city. TuOS. ]. KIRKPATRICK,
dec 25dtjau Administrator of J. K nnier.
PO~TPONEMENT.-Thc above sale /. posi-
THOs. = KIRKPATRICK.
Jan 3-dtejen Administrator Of J. Kinnier decd
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The Escaped Prisoners From Columbus
Jail.

Jail.
Tho Statesman SAYS: OF the ton prisoners who
escaped from the County prison on Sunday even
ing last, one named Armstrong is the only one
re-rapurcd. but through him the nice little ar
laugcments OF the rest Of the gang were made
known 1t appears that an arrangement had been
n.rced upon between the prisoners previous to
their escape, by which n negro, imprisoned for
stealing oysters from the Ambos Saloon, WAS To do
all The rough work Of the Jail breaking. such rs
tearing away the wall and bricks, 80 that if he
should BE- detected ut the work all the other rris-
| oncrs would not hnve to sustain the damaging ex-
posture. For this service the negro received TWEEN
ty-f,e dollars from Seibold and fronenlereef and
was promised twenty-five more rs they
capped and could reach the house ola brother Of
! Froucnbcrsers brother.
! Another little plot within plot is given by
Armstrong. that is, that several of the birds"
! had agreed to escape with the murdeters, keep
| with them and rs soon ~ good reward was ufer-
| "a for Scibold and Froncnberger, they were to
arrest them, bring them back md claim tic re-
ward.
| These little preliminnres having been arranged
| the escaped prisoners started for Grove city in n
gang. Having reached u wood near Grove City,
the gang stopped in order that Seibull and From
enberger mi GIT 20 to the house Of the second Fro
nenberger and get the promised money. The two
went to tho house but did not return to the wood,
and the gang in waiting finding they were sold,
started for another strip Of wood, built fire and
'calnpcd out" Armstrong says that resolution
to return to the county Jail, where better grub and
more comfortable quarters were to be had was
unanimously adopted by the shivering crowd, and
| that he forthwith proceeded to act upon the sug-
! gcstion, but the rest failed to comply with the
terms. Armstrong thinks that few more nights
in tho wood will drive the whole crowd with the ex
| ception of the two murderers, back to their old
| quarters.
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such promises. He held out many inducements
n her, and appesn 10 have acted the part Of gay
Lo.hario. The lady also seems TO possess q 70
mantle spirit and 70 Be determined to carry her
point In spite Of Ill obstacles Il 10 said that che
proposed 70 elops with the ofhcer-who, by Tho
why, 10 young and quite good looking--while he
was taking her TO her mother. After the hearing,
the accused .as held in $1,000 bail " answer at
Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

FuNHE regular nunuat merefuS Of the Stock
holders q the Citizens Saving Bank will be held NJ their
banking house. Thursday evsng the 9Th Of January
3ocock Pm. Jan dat JAS. y WILLIAMS, Treas
NYOTICE.-Dr. -. II. Chrissias, ba Wing par
~ chased Nr Christians interest In tho arm of W. A.
strother Co III be continued by tho subscri.
ben The style Of the Arm remaining the aame
W. A. STROTHER,
jan / dts b. CHRISTIAN