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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
HATS, CAPS, &c.

r DESIRE to call the attention OF the citizens
of Alexandria, and persons in the country visi,
ting this market, to my new stock OF HATS ana
CAPS, for the FALL and WINTER TRADE,
which is now full and complete. and respectfully
invite an examination, with the assurance tna'
they will find everything that L new ana desirable
in my line at prices that cannot IAN 10 Eve sn''-
faction. sep Il 'ohN :. ~ H'''
lust RECEIVED a large and elegant assort-
;, ment of BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOW EkS'
RUCHES, &c, which for beauty ana iuaii'y'
cannot be surpassed in any market.
MILLINERY GOODS for sale, Wholesale and
retail BONNETS made to order, repaired, dc,
at the shortest possible notice:
a., 81 JOHN T. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

NTRGROES WANTED wish 70 purchase
any number of NEGROES. for which / viii
pay Nberai prices. Those wishing 70 cell, viii 90
well to call on me before selling, at my old stand
at West Ead, Alexandra, Va.
aug ls-du JoSEfh bhoAS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
WINDOW GLASS, &c.

000 BONES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
EUU Of large sizes, assorted. New buildings
furnished upon favorable terms. Orders taken
and filed at short notice for French or British
Plate. GLASS 3.l6 of an inch thick, of all sizes
required. from 66 inches wide by 30 inches long,
similar to the one in VIM. Arnold's new Store.
Also, Superior FRENCH LOOklNG-GLAsS
PLATES, 3-l6 Of IN inch thick, OF any width
and length. 10 suit in dwellings of any reqaired
DIMENSIONS Call and examine samples.
q mo ~ r. III. MILLER, son az co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

JJARDwARE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
III TICLES, CHEAP FOR CASH, at No. IS, King
street, Alexandria, Ea.-The subscriber intending
to make some change in the character Of his bust
ness, will, in order to reduce the heavy stock on
hard, offer for sale at cost for cash, during the
present summer, great variety Of useful articles
in bis line. consisting of Japan Tin Toilet Ware,
Britannia Pitchers, Britannia Tea Pots, Brittania
Block Tin Plate Covers, Britannia Lamps. German
Silver Spoons, &e., &C.. bargain will be given IN
any article now on hand.
For sale ut manufacturers prices, the Fruit Can
sold by H. i. Gregory, also other Cans at very low
rates.
Persons intending to build can buy for cash, a
great bargain in Locks, Hinges, Screws, DC, Win
dow Sash furnished to order at a short notice.
;v16 JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

SCHoOL BOOKS.-Lee's Geology: Greig u
y Adams Geology: Whateey's Logic and -khet-
oric Mitchels, Smiths, Cornells, Msnteith.s $ Car,
tiers Physical and Political; Warren's Physical
and Common School: and Parleys "cngraphies;
Unrt's Constitution of L.. s; Smiths History of
Greece; Liddelrs History Of Rome: Velasquez
Spanish Grammar; Scenes Spanish Dictionary:
Arnolds and Anthems Greek and Latin Books
and host of others. Received and for sale by
oct JOHN II. PARR0TT.
TIME UNION PRAYER MEETING AND
i TUNE BOOK-A new and beautiful edition
large print ofthc Union Prayer Meeting hymns
with a selection of Tune adapted to each Hymn
of the Book price 50 cents just published and Tor
sale by [oct RoBbhI Della
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

cS O00 WORTH OF JEWELRY AT AUG
S0,UUU TIoN.-O" SATrRDAf manning,
al 10 ociock, will sell to the highest bidder, one
of the most extensive stocks Of the above goods
ever offered in this market, consisting of Cameo,
Lava, Malice, Florentine, Coral, Mosaic, and Paint
ed, and Plain Sets of Jewelry; Plain and all
patterns of Earrings; Mourning Sets, very fine
Gents. Pins Misses Crosses, Rings Bracelets,
&C., &C., usually kept in first class Jewelly estab-
lishment. Each article positively to be sold. All
goods 10 be offered Of the newest patterns, just
from New York.
Sale to continue twice week, Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, for the benefit of the La
dies, who are especially invited to attend Store
No. IL ROYAL STREET. Also, Sales every night
during the season, at "A o'clock
We will also attend to Sales Of all Real and Per
sonal Property entrusted to our care, and pledge
ourselves to make prompt returns to those favor
ing us with their business.
GEO. W. TAYLOR
SAML. BEACH, Auct'rs.
son 3O-tf JAS X. ATWELL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

II Y. CROSS, having purchased the cntre -
IL. Of Cross, Lugenbccl Co., respectful! I
nounces 10 hisfriends and the public general, !.
he intends to conduct the BOOT AND Sh'
BUSINESS, in all its branches, and hope y
the care and attention TO the work turned pnt y
establishment, to receive as heretofore iuli =.
ofthe public patronage. call Is solicited = ;
"a King street. J"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

HOAL.--I have on hand and am c"hst'n''
" ceiving, ANTHRACITE coal, % ,,'r,t
qualities, for family u.e-CI MbEkLAHp
from the Frostburg Mines, by the carS", -
or single ton. Factories furnished WIN 'n''''
mine, at lowest rates. Applyto ~,
poyS-f ID. B. SMITH, Queen ~ "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

4 MEXICAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
~ ENGRA WINGS
i p. CLARKE, No. l5S KING STREET,
Has a splcndid collection Of American, French,
and English ENGRAVINGs, of the most cele-
bratsd masters.
Also, . large assortment OF ait' Rosewood anu
Fancy PICTURE FRAMES, for sale low.
sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

E1SH.-
IL 500 barrels Eastern Herring
900 - Alewiycs
l2j No. large Mackcrel
100 I" Medium do
80 Small do
% barrels Mackcrcl, No. !, (for family
use, just received, and for sale by
oct ! WASHINGTON i co.
e0l SACKS Ashton, Marshall, and Ground
UUU Alum Salt, in store and for sale by
oct3 MARSHALL l. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

TOHN MURPHY. ATTORNEY AT Ia w,
q will practice in the Courts Of Westmoreland,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
0Alcs, Eiess Store, Wsstmsrsland County, Va
d>c st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

TTNOBACCO, SEGARS. SNUFF, Ic.--ljO boxes
i pound lump and IS Tobacco, from medium
to prime grades of the most approved brands.
comprising good assortment Of best grades Of
light pressed.
American, German, and Havana SEGARS, a
large and good assortment
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
pers: 50 boxes Garrett 4 Sons Scotch Snuff; ~
kegs Garrett Sons loose Snuff: 80 boxes Ger
man Pipes-good sssortment-iust received and
for sale by }. ii. McS ElGl sun,
sen G Prince street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

YlHE CASH SYSTEM AD0PTED.-Ibe II.
i scriber having tried the credit system -
found that it would not pay, has concluded !" y!
tho CASH principle. In future. and from I.
date, he will continue to do bu.iu'., UPON u"
principle. In bidding adicu to the Old sl'''a. .
would return his thanks to his customer, ~ Z.
favors, and hopes by strict attention, aud ~. /.
ducements n he may offer, 10 continue = w
the new. [jan l-tfl JOHN l.. SNlih,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

TATs, HATs..-GREENW00D co. hav-
ii ING received their FALL 5 PPLY OF
GOODS, are now prepared to furnish their cas-
toners, and the public generally, with the LATEST
STYLES of HATS and CAPS, which, for neatness
and durability, cannot be SURPASSED
particular attention i called 10 their style
DRESS HAT, for young men. SOFT HATS Of
every description. Call and examine them. at
GREENWOOD 4 cos.
sen 9-Iy 1Oj King.st. opp. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
CLOTHING,
SCH0OLHERR a ppn
nOs King Ntr.,t, Al.rnn1rIn L.

JOS king Street, Aiera"dria. Iirgi.;,
A RE NOW receiving from their rnapu,,,,..
"A house in the North, the largest ~ Z
READY MADE CLOTHING ever of,r.l !, J
Alexandria market, and are selling AZ ,ba \ '-s
New York prices. "'rl
They invite particular attention Ia ttri,
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS. mi 'a';.
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children /"
They avail themselves Of every facility .t
the purchase Of materials and in tue narif,.,..
Of all kinds Of READY MADE CLoTIIINr-
They solicit from both the wholesale III
trade, careful examination Of their !, ~.
they are determined to sell, as hcretos.rs ~. /"
very lowest possible figures "'
sCHo0LHERR 4 BRO
sepl6 los King street, Alr,,ss IN !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

NEW GOODS.-I offer for sale the following
IN GOODS, and in doing 50 would say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MANUFACTURERS on the most favorable terms: l
am therefore prepared to, and 'cH sell them at the
lowest market rates.
% tons Bar, Band Horse Shoe, aud Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anvils, Vices, Sc
1000 lbs. Mallcable Castings
5000 lbs. Long Axles
81 Sets Short, of very superior quality
1000 Oak and Hickory Spokes
500 Extra Hubs. warranted TO be the best article
made; 5000 lbs. best Bright Springs. Also, acom-
pete assortment of Files, Farbank's Scales, Thin
BILE Skeins and Boxes. Wagon Bows. Bent Rims,
Screw Plates, Long and Short Handle Shoyes, DC.
GEO. I. BALDWIN,
sepr6 No. H. North Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
LUMBER, LATHs, LIME, &c.

I UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD lAkD.rn,
L. roj Union and Queen Strait, .N",'h. ".
am prepared 10 furnish every dc,c[,I,'"
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATll>, LlML. :
Also. Oak and Pine WOOD, Rcd aud Nhh' >
and Cumberland COAL, which am selling ~
cash. or on reasonable terms 10 good "u-tgi','
,no Afr 4. ". BARkER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

| - GARDEN LAND FOR RENT.
81 SQUARES or about FOUR ACRES ~
| LAND, with . small HOUSE on it, at the nl,r.
section Of Washington and Franklin street, NJ
land has been cultivated as Market Garden III
4 number Of years, and has some Fruit Tr,,
it. Apply to SAMUEL MILLER,
sep 23--eotf No. IS. Washington ,'r,'
nor rem The large and comnlvliyg,
Il BRICK STABLES, belonging 10 the Nan.
sion House, with Shedding for Carriage, ul
! 81. large Yard. Also. two small DWELLINGS
Ii adjoining, which would be desirable ior d.
| Holsters connected with the Stables. They la,s
been rented for some years past TO Mr. Hugh j.
than. For terms, apply 10
aug l2-tf GREEN 4 BROTHER
ks1A TO RENT, (perhaps,l one Of The very III
It'd FIRE proof WAREHOUSES; in Al,nuuirA
suited to accommodate large Grain y Groc,'y
business, having openings every side, adj"iu'f:
the Warehouse Of Benjamin II. Lambert ~ D.
wharf faug 2O--eo2m'l JOSIAH II. DAIlH
"A FOR RENT-The two.story BRI,k
i.I DWELLING and STORE attached, y" ~
King street, next door to Mr.. Da,d Aumwt
Confectionery establishment. Possession rl''r
the Goth Of July For terms, apply I" Oh"
FRENCH "Frcnch's Book and PcriodiralbI"
iy l2-cotf
r. TWO STORES AND DWELLlNGSfoh
bEIEl RENT-Thc houses on Royal street. oce9
which lately occupied by John !. Creighton 3. a
Hardware store, arc for rent, and immediate
session given. For price and other paru,u..n
apply to Liam l4-dul JAMES ROACH
"a FOR RENT.-Thc DWELLING IN Alrr
H:I street, heretofore occupied by Mr. Jam'.
Smith, to whom application can he made e
terms, &c. RICHARDS I. SMllh,
je lS-eotf Executor Of II. G. Smith II"
- FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Camv
.E.I street, Mt present occupied by Doctor Lew
Possession given the 18th Of S,rtrn,t,r
terms, apply to Doct. KING, Us. A., Washing.
jy T-tf
sSsfrss FOR RENT.-Tbe SrOREon King ~
EM now occupied by John Ogden. t. lur'
tual tenant, the terms will be liberal
sep l2--dtf l. LOUIS KINZER, Agci'
~ FOR RENT.-The STORE. No. -.
~ King, next to the n. W. corner of lar''
street. JOHN WEI,
aug I0--2awtf No. 4, North Fairfax ."''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
w. 4 A. MURRAY. Marchsnt I'll

W. 9 a. MUhRAf, Merchant Tailo,,
a NE NOW RECEIVING their FALL !.
n WINTER GOODS, and would mvirr n .
want Of any thing in their line to give ,Les, -
son - :" a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

10 FOR RENT-The HOUSE Oh CamVr
iaE street ut present occupied by Doctor lew
Possession given the 10Th Of scrtrmher
terms, apply 10 Doct. KING, IS. A., Washing.
~ T-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

"a FOR RENT.-Thc DWELLING IN AR,
H:i street, heretofore occupied by Mr.. Jane. !
Smith, to whom application can he made
terms, &c. RICHARDS I. SMITH,
ie IS-eotf Executor Of II. G.. Smith, d'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

II. w. Thomas. Pres't. Thomas 1. Hill, Ircer.
L. e. Robertsom,V .Pres't Vim. Wright, Secretary.
JAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary General Agent
my 7-cGdly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

OAKUM.-2s bales Navy 0a.g% nr ~ 4 Gu.
~ spls }. n LAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07

nISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership heretofore
- existing between the undersigned, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner is
authorised to sign the name of the firm in the
settlement of the business.
GEO. II. ROBINSON.
sen 23-Im THOS. Z. PAYNE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
relsgraphio news.

Nsw Yoax, April is.
| Advices from Jamsioa ropeoDont the recent
outbreak q West Morslan1 - 30 Tho COM
msnesmsnt Of : fierce u1t C. 0olof and race
n the Island.
The British stsaa1e gtyx rstarnsd to
Kineston on the 10th ffon ! ffuitlsss search
Tor Che missing host 81 Tho wrssksd steamer
Jasseur. Little doubt WAS entertained Of
tho loss OF the boat with her crew Of thirty
men.
Adsioss from Rosaeo, Of Feb. 10th, say
letters had been roooivsd there announcing
ths signing Of tho Paraguay Treaty on the 9th
q tho same month.
Commodere Ehubrick had sent orders to
dstain al vessels below until b arrived.
PARIS, q. W., April 1.-The mail carrier
betwsen this place and Brantford Wa MUIR
dered last night and the mail robbed. The
murderer not yet arrested.
MAuNcH CHUNK, Pa, April I5.-The en-
CINE house Of Mt. Pisgah, Lehigh, Coal coun-
~, was badly damaged By fre Mt night, in
consequence Of which thsfe will be I stop
page Of GOAL trains for week, perhaps.
MEnPH1s, April IA train On the Missis-
sippi Central Railroad fell through tho trostle
work, killing two and wounding eight. Their
names not ascsrtained.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Courier des
Etats Unis gives long statement Of the loss
Of tho ship St. Paul, and the massaore Of $50
persons on board, both sailors and passen-
gers. The st. Paul belonged to Havre, aud
was making, 81 the time Of her loss, : voy.
age from China TO Australia with load 81
Chinese emigrants.
1t was one Of tho numerous islands Of the
Louisiade Archipelago that the vessel wss los,
on.
The wreck took place on the 18th Of Sop.
tsmber, but the passengers escaped from thil
peril and an English vessel was hailed. Il
VAS too small to carry away oil the unfortu.
mates, and $50 we're left till word Was taken
TO Sidney, and another vessel was sent 81
their relief. This relief expedition arrived u
the place in December or January, and found
that out OF the $50 Individuals bat China.
man had been saved, I'll the others hsvin1
been massacred By the savages amidst III
most frightful tortures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

GTThe Independent South, (Gufin, Ga,
in giving IN account Of the visit OF Smith
O'Brien to thas placs, says i
"He expressed Dissent from his friend
John Mitchel's positions upon the African
slave trade and Union question. Mr.. OBJ -
opinions upon these subject may beinhuenced
BY old country prejudices."
John Mitchsl's paper, the Citizen, thersup-
on, 10 disposed to pardon much OF O'Brisn'a
Ignorance and inexperience, but thinks thu,
sif he stay much longer in the country BIZ
must see that We are bound 10 buy slaves 10
Africa 1.-THE Virginia ones being TOO dear),
and that the Union has become . mischiev-
Gus imposture."
Its clear that the we'll stocked Alabama
plantation are among the things ssafar OF,
unattained and dim" to the patriot Mitchell,
without very marked reduction in tho price
Of "niggers."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
Rescue OF Murderer ana two Pris.
OmOrs from jail.

On Tuesday night, as the jailor Of the
Ross County Jail, in Chillicothe, Was away
in attendance at wedding, leaving only .
servant girl to guard the building, man
wearing mask succeeded in effeoting az en-
trance, and seising the young woman, he
pointed pistol at her breast and demanded
the keys OF the cells, threatening to ehoot If
she did not comply with his request. The
terrified girl delivered them to him, and he
forthwith proceeded to liberate Cadwallader
Wallace, who was awaiting his trial for muir.
der, and two other culprits, who we're CON-
fined in adjoining cells, when the whole party
made OF, and ct our last advices had not beer
recaptured.-[C Conn.,, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

1t is found as the result OF careful inquiry
BY the local authorities that l69 out Of 81
families in Montcalm county, Michigan, are
in state Of restitution. The report Of the
Board of Supervisors says that 'sthey are in
such Strengthened and neesssitous circum.
stances ~ to require aid beyond their own
means to enable them to procure suitable
food, ard seed for spring crops." The Board
proposes to borrow, and pledge tho faith Of
the county for repayment, $4,000 for imme-
diate use in relieving the wants Of tho dis.
tressed. This ID the second year il which
this tale has been told Of that county. Would
Il not be well for tho starving, sitter the frs.
full meal, to leave that barren locality ?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

4 DoLoRous Bur GkAPMc Vnw or HU-
HAN AJ5AlRs.-A correspondent Of tho Wis
consin Chief thus sums up the charactsris-
tics OF human existenee:
"All oonAdsnee u lost between man and
man. The bottom has fallsn ont Of evsry-
thing. 6hreWd business manaxers a1e cheat
ing God II their professions, and the devil
II their bargains. 0ingsr y mads out 81
mustard, and coffee Of chiokory. Young
Hyson 10 raised II the Gov pasture, ard
Young America IN The dram shop. Pure
wines are made Of poor whisky, and Hsvan.
- Of hsrbs. Rassality has become : virsas,
and rot-gut turned 80 vinegar. Lsgislaturs1
are marked % merchants mark goods, and
ths peoples funds absorbed By Charitable
purposss.'
ssGovernors are knocked On for o50, 900
Legislatures from - 900 10 120, 600. Rail-
road stock ID down below ssro. Oaueassl
are packed and Young men slsctions4e on
the sabbath. Faifbank's scales hsvs taken
TO swindling. and old rats selling thsir tAila
TO spike cannon. Jswshasps aes palned of
. harps 81 thousand strings, and Desc.
Gratis 9 sesnsins Repaid spefrifs 81
just msn nads peerless. 0susaeee ass aAul.
tsratsd, and tempting links assa - wag 81 I
most logged manner. Oar territory, 6 Vel
= our erinoline, 10 expandise. In Ans, thsft
are none truthful save horse joSksyI; mon,
patriotic save politicians none talented bu
those who make son change Of : grocery cor
nsr and cheat ont Of tho needy what the,
give TO the Lord"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
The Cuban ExpsAAsfon.
NRw YosK. Apfil 18th.

The Herald referring to the latest Cuban
expedition, says that three weeks ago Don
jose Elias Herndes, with small number 81
Cuban exiles, left here in N Amsrissn vss-
eel with the avowed purpose Of landing on
the eastern shore Of Cuba TO crsats rsvola-
ton. he went mainly on his own response
bility, having no connection with the Cuban
Junta or any American organisation.
A letter from Rosaric, dated February 10,
says that the treaty with Paraguay VA
signed on tho 9th, and that Commodore Shu-
brick had ordered oil the vessels to be de-
tanned below until he arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
Ksy and sAckles.

The Washington letter writer's. Of WHOM By |
far the larger part seem to have warmly %.
poused tho cause Of Mr.. Sickles, do mot con-
6ne themselves to statements calculated TO
present him in . favorable point Of view. Il
has been repeatedly alleged that, beside Mr..
Keys guilt ia this particular case, be Was .
man Of very libertine principles and practi-
ces; man-the implication seems TO be-
whom il was decided benefit to society to
remove ont of the way. A correspondent Of
the Herald, who assumes to speak for Mr..
Sickles and his counsel. 10 extremely smphat-
10 on this point. He gives the public TO IN
derstand that il the prosecution should see
fit $50 assail the antecedents OF Mr.. Sickles,"
the project OF operations in that case il not
to defend Mr.. Sickles, but TO attack Mr.. Key,
and not Mr.. Key only, but also many Wash
ington fresides. "They will respond We
are told, 'sby unfolding y budget Of licen-
tiousness that will astonish the community,
and carry desolation to many 6resides." -
'Conclusive evidence 10 prepared" 90 the
correspondent asserts, to ssestablish against
|, Key . series Of libidinous acts, for the last
two years and upward, that will bring shame
on all in any way connected with him." II
all this is true, we do not exactly see how the
proving Of it would benefit Mr.. Sckles. 40
cordng to the statements Of Mr.. Graham in
, his opening for the defence, Sickles and Key
! were very intimate friends. Eve will show .
said Mr.. Graham, sthat they stood almost q
I closn az do Those two human bsiugs, the ST.
amese twins, who now stand connected BY Z
link that renders them indissoluble. The
, hearts Of these two men have beaten almost
! against each other. Their hearts seem TO
! have alternated in their pulsstions, 90 far ~
personal acquaintance was concerned" In
that case, it is impossible to suppose that Mr..
Key was the very licentious man be 10 de-
scribed to be, and that Siokles did not know;
nay, BY continuing, with oil this knowledge, 10
clasp him to his heart, did not approve it,
, So far from Mr.. Siskles being whitened BY
this hlackening applied to Mr.. Key, tho pub
i Ito will be apt TO call to mind the old provsrb
that men are known from their companions.
We do not believe that Mr.. Sickles or HE
J counsel can have in any way authorised this
/ preliminary assault upon dead man, made
] through the Herald. Mr. Key IL entitled, a.
/ well rs Mr.. Sickles, to some presumptions ia
his favor. So far ~ the defense Of insanity
/. goes, il might, perhaps, be just ~ well ap
Piled TO his casa a. TO that OF Mr.. Sicklss,
| and II overpowcring temptation il TO bs 90.
|. ceptod as . valid excuse, tho case OF Mr.. s.
/. 10 not the only one to which il might apply.
IL IN. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
re AUne Lefty.

Our frisnd and sownsnan, Oape. Morrison,
il put 70 more t1esbls and sxpsssss - Tar,
in raising his bsas tAsa ~ q Arst antioi-
paAsd. The following from ths Dasonport
Gsss(ts 81 10 14th i ths lats1t iatol ligsnss
10 havs Via rsfsrsnss - - eondition:
VAR 70 rxz Ausr Lnss1. yesterday -
called 10 see tho steamer Aunt Lefty. She
lies q shs landed after receiving her injury.
Her starbosrd guard ID thrss fest under ".
ter nearly her entire length, the stern lying
deepest. The last attempt TO 6oat her was
By building col|sf. dam or bnlk-hssd. 1nsy
kept the panps going one Day and nlgn,, ana
reduced ths water nine inches, bat ooald 90
no more, and = soon = the punps stopped,
she filled up again. Mr.. Johnson, the diver,
from the we'll known establishment Of Eads
& Nelson, st. Louis, informed us that the
break has been eovsred BY tarpaulin and
planking, and yesterday they we're looking for
another leak. Oapt. Morrison 10 superin.
tending operations, and doing oil in his pow.
or to save the boat, and We truly hope they
may succeed.