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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-09
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Tho First Lesson In English Grammar.

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Tho First Lesson In 1nglish Grammar.
BIZ :. c. MARTIN.
SPOKEN LANGUAGE. ~ =
A vowel is an open sound, or the
voice.
A consonant is o modification Of an
open sound, or of the voice.
wRITTRN LANGUAGE.
We have presented to the eye twenty
six letters. OF these q, e, I, o, u, u
and y, are vowels when they represent
sounds !; as, in ia, be, b, DO, bu, By,
nOeO. E#tf
Ills never used as consonant.
E, 4, ~, and q are consonants when
they represent notifications as in
euiogy, mssllson, schy, gees.
| In the word one, o is . COMPOUND
letter equivalent to ~ and u.
Wis consonant at the beginning
of words !; as in zoe, &c. oa
U in the words use, anton, &C., ii
composed Of q, u.
| Y, in these words, is a consonant
as in ye, you, young.
This lesson clears the way for tn
following
| RUIZ IN SYNTAX: u
/ The adjective a becomes an befor
! Q vowel as an honor, an hour but
before consonant, a is to be used
as, many one, many q use, a anton
! spelled onor, our, and so,ln, yuse
gam gun, in the pronunciation o
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LEATH EIS

| GPANISH and Slaughter Sole Leather,
| NJ French and American Zip skins.
! Calf skins,
Pink and Russell Lining skins,
Topping skins-all colors,
Iron and Zinc Heel Nails, all kinds shoe thread,
Boot Webbing end Shoe Findings generalIy-juss
received and for sole by
| sep1-59 CHARLES NEALLEY,
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Boots and shoes.

~ EXPRESS-A new stock Of Ladies Lasting
- Glove Kid and Goat, Ccngress and Lace Gait
era sor spring and summer wear. Also, fine lot
Of Children'ssla,k and Fancy Caters, booteeaand
SIippersst CRAS. NEALLEY'0,
sept1-59
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NATNEsss IN DRESS. The neglect
Of the outward appearance indicates
either little mind, or disregard of
the opinion Of our neighbors. One
should always be neat and clean in per-
son and dress, because this is an evil
dence Of respect and ability. No lady
who has any regard for herself, or any
respect for the society in which she
moves, will be sloyenly in appearance
or careless in her attire. It is true,
there is no danger in being too partic-
ular, but every lady is entitled to fol.
low her own taste in dress, provided
she dresses uitably-that is, according
to her age and circumstances.
The young Of either sex, but partic-
ularly the female, ought to regard theil
external department. and appearance
az, to certain extent, essential te
character.
TO dress simple and without ostenta'
ton is mark Of modesty /; but in en-
deavoring to avoid everything like dis
play, young ladies especially, should b
careful not to fall into the opposite ex'
treme-that Of prudery. There is more
sincerity, if thsre be less nicely, in tn
conducs Of a really virtuous lady thar
there is in that of a prude; and some
degree of freedom, SO far from being
incompatible with the strictest virtue
is one of its principal privileges. If {
lady is obliged to receive any company
en- dsshabaNe it is a sign of goot
breeding if she appears perfectly q
ease, and makes little or no apolog,
for her appearance.
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Y1UBE Raints and Artists Materials. b.
l. Daguerreotype and Ambrotype Goods. 4! gs
april 4. At GRAHAN'S.
DRUGS, DRUGS
D R U G s.

J. B. DOUGHERTT
HAVING removed what was saved Of his old
IL stock to store room opposite Duusmers q
Chambers', would announce to his friends that he
receiving New Goods, and is prepared 70 dispense
Medicines az heretofore, and will DO happy to Be
remembered By any and all who may sec 1t to give
him call. 81 sss1baz7s yzs3 af' a
As heretofore, he keeps Window Glass, Looking
Glass Plates Dye Stuff. Paints, Oils, Alcohol.
Camphene, Burning Fluip, &c., &C., which will be
sold low for the night kind Of pay. Please call
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that such Goods
nbesdan whed dm Ma Iha
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II BON TON for December st
IL How. 50 PALkERA 1MOREST6
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cit reads" said the clerk, Sthree
hundred cases of shawls.'
"Oh, no; thirty cases." replied Mr..
Landell. But as he said this his eye
rested on the three hundred. ESQ it is.
How could I have made such an error
You did right, John, in not sending the
letter at ALL"
The clerk went back to his place,
and the merchant said to himself, Chow
glad I am that I was able to control
myself. If I had spoken to that young
man as felt, I would have wronged
and alienated him, and made trouble
for myself all day."
Not long after this case Of goods
fell through the hatchways, crushing
down upon the landing with noise
that caused Mr.. Landell, whose tenn
permanent was exceedingly nervous, to
spring to his feet. To blame some
body was his first impulse. "What
careless fellow has done this?'' was on
his tongue.
ssDon't!'' the inward monitor spoke
in time. Mr.. Landell shut his lips
tightly, and kept silent until he could
command himself. He then inquired
calmly into the cause Of the accident,
and found that special blame attached
to none., Opening the case Of goods,
the damage was found to be triHing.
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razy- OsE OF THE Mosr PREVALENT. and

at the same time troublesome and painful diseases
that attend the human flesh is the Fever and Ague
For long time the medical world have beer cOntn-
uaiiy bringing forth numerous specifics Tor lts per
msnent cure; but all without efftc CT. DR. Hostel
ter. an experienced and celebrated physician, hes
preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague. The
steady and iucr asing demand lately made for the
"btfers' and the Universal success attending It's
use, have made for il a reputation unsurpassed by
any specific of the kind. For the cure Of the Fever
and Ague, DR. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bit
terra mus, and should claim superiority any
other preparation ex'snt.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every.
where.
rt- See advert isement in another column.
m lin
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NLATING AND GUTTA PERCHA

- FELT ROOFING.-P W DUDLEY 4 co, deal
ers in STATES AND GUTrA PERCaA FELT FOR
ROOFING-W = ELLIOTT, our Agent. will al.
ways be ready to have executed all orders for slat
wise the Gutta Percha Felt for Roofng fiat or steep
roofs tops of Railroad cars. any kind of covered
Bridges &C, &c, We particularly call the attention
Companies, and the building community generally,
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate
proof against all falling fragments of fire, as can
show testimonials to all its qualities it is acknow
ed ged be best material introduced both for
cheapuess durability and imptr rviouSDes, to water
We invite any in want of roofing. to call and exam
inc for themselves, the samples finished at our
warehouse, corner of 9Th and Csrysstreets, Rich
moud.
NB-OId Slate and Metal Roofs repaired and
warranted Address w ELLIOTT.
an I8-lm+ Agent, Richmond.
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DOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT La

DOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT - La
- GER BEER, ALE. PORTER, dc.-Thankful
for the liberal patronage already bestowed on Us.
we beg leave to announce TO our friends and the
public in general, that We will continue our buss-
of
B0TTLING LAGYR BEER Xxx ALE. PORTER. &c
as heretofore and which We will deliver, FREE Of
CHAR ,E, to any part of the city
aoOds for the country carefully packed IN barrels
sns delivered toany depot in the city.
We have also constantly on hand. Lager Beer ana
Ale in half and quarter bar rels. and full supply
of Scotch Ale and London Porter. which We most
respectfully recommend to the public
LOUIS EUKER BRO,
An 22-3m Ne 2a8 Main street.
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TKONl STEEL TIN!
bdEEE lfsO
GILLIAN 4 DUNLOP,


No I2l Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG, VA,
Importers and Dealers in Iron, &c,
Invite the attention of railr: ads, merchants and
manufacturers to their well assorted stock, com.
2risng-
English and Refined. bes. brands,
Sweedes aud American HammNed, IRON
Round Square and Flat Bars, all sizes,
Wide Plough Iron, 6 to l2 inches, }1RON
Band, Hoop and scroll, all sizes,
Oval, Round, and all kinds of Car IRON
risge,
Csst, Shear, English and American Blister. Ger.
man. spring, and Round Machine STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR end PIG LEAD, and TIN
SHEET IRON, No 10 to Il
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Bold by ell DrusCists. fe 26r-6m
sss- 8. NJ. PrKa & Co.'s PURE CArAw

s~ 8. Nj. PIKa & Co. 8 PURE CATAw
BA BRANDY.-The Ohio Catssba Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
pure faice uf he American CItdtnbd Grape, and
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. 1t not only equals but exces the
choicest imported 5raniies, in PURITY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR
Head the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. G, Nov lIth, 1858.
CLARKE, Esq-Sir: have made a chemical
analysis Of q sample Of pure Ohio Cstav bs Bran
dy Of the manufacture OF Pike Co. Cincin.
natl. and End il to be a pure Wine Brandy, free
from aduiterstions admyture of Ingredients, de-
trimental 10 health-not a Fictitious liquor. made
of corn spirits and fsvoring essences; and i: is
vol adapted. from its purity and quality, to take
the place of French Cognac.
THOMAS AvTIsEIL, NJ D,
Chemical Examiner U Patent Office.
WASHINGTON. Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned, having made careful eI-
animation OF samples of Pixies Pare Ohio Catawba
Brandy hereby recommend 1t cordially TO the pub.
lie as q most excellent article worthy of notice, and
we'll adapted 10 medicinal uses. where a superior
aud genuine gGandy is required.
CORNELIUS BOYLE. NJ d,
A j SEMMEs. II u.
H6Fo- sale by W PETERSON,
Wh0ie3sis Druggist l55 Main street.
Cole agent for Rich.aend, Va.
Nd iq-d2mAcwIm
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The L. 1. BLUEs.-This old aud popular
corps, under the command of Lieut. WM.
L. MAULE, will celebrate its sixty.sixth an
niversary, by a public parade this morning,
and trip to Ashland, where fine dinner
will be served, and the usual target prac-
tice engaged in. The Blues, more than any
other volunteer company in the State, have
reason to be proud of their past history
On their roll may be found scores of Rich
mond's brightest intellects, and in the ranks
now, are members whose fathers gloried in
the name of Blues, and who desired no
higher honor than to gather around its flag
in the hour of peril, ready to part with
life, if necessary, to protect its purity and
to preserve unspotted the bright escut-
cheon of their country's fame. May the
celebration of this day re-kindle the slum-
bering fire of the Blues in days lange syne,
is the earnest hope Of every true Virginian
heart. The company, with its honorary
members and invited guests, will leave the
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad de-
pot at 10 clock, A. NJ, when all should
be at the place appointed.
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Governors ELEcTIoN.-The Hastings
Court, in session yesterday, appointed the
following Commissioners and Conductors
to superintend and conduct the, State elec-
tions to be held in this city on the fourth
Thursday in May:
Jefferson Ward-Commissioners-Joseph
Brummell, A. F. Picot, Ed. A. Smith, John
j. Wilson aud N. B. Hill. Conductor
John NJ. Francisco.
Madison -Commissioners-E.S Shep-
person, VIM. W. Crump, Geo. W. Gillian,
Francis j. Smith and James H. Grant,
Conductor--Thomas U. Dudley.
Monroe rd-Commissioners-
J. Evans, George K. Crutchfeld, Thomas
Barham, VIM. W. Timberlake and Thomas
NJ. Jones. Conductor-James l.. Bray.
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HAVE you sEEssthe Russian War, ~ rep
resented at Mechanics Hall every night p
If not, be In place this evening, and enjoy
the finest panoramic views ever witnessed
in Richmond. t
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ma GREAT ExoITEMEsT - EY TELR-
GKsPH-WATsON,7 II Main street. Whitehursfs old
Gallery, has received, by the Europa. stereoscopic
Views taken in England, France. Italy, and the
Holy Land, of Landscapes. Groups and Statuary.-
Call and see them
The best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
WATSON for 81. Likewise AmbFotypes for 35c.
Photographs. life size colored. in OIL or pastel
and ooped from old Daguerreotypes and enlarged.
Ar 2--ff
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ExH.LsaATED.-M. G. Gentry, for being
boisterous aud using profaue and threaten-
ing language in the iirst marksts last Sstnr.
day afternoon, was fined BY tho Mayor
yesterday morning. Gentry laid his trons
BILE at the door Of itdead shot, commonly
called whiskey, and declared that he would
renounce forever athe use Of that liquid
which steals away the brain and speedily
destroys its votsries.
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~~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE

The reason why we should use .SEKILE'S IN.
FALLlbLE BAAiNG YOWDERS:
Let. They never fail 10 make the lishtest and
sweetest Bread in the shortest possible time.
2Gd. They save time, labor and expense
Sd. They contain ingredients which do not aft sct
the tssts al bresd and are not rnwhoessme
&th. Everybody who tries one box, Invariably
continues the uss Of them.
Sih They are manufactured In Virginia and not
in'Iapkeedom
Head the following certificates;
PORTSMOUTH. VA. March 18th 1883.
Having u'ed "SENPLES BAKING POUDERo
in my family with never varying 5ess l recon-
mend il as the best article have e, er tried
signed, JAMES BoRUM.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, March 18TH 1879.
chee;fnly recommend "SEMPLES RdKTNG
PONDER IS the most superior article | have
ever used ior maxine light and sweet loaf bread
biscuits &c, in the shortest possible tins
signed. JOHN JACK.
JOHN W GARLICK
Manufacturer and sole proprietor.
Dy5 Richmond Va.
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30 TIM GREAT VIRGINIA RHxHDY,
NORTHERN lCE-We are prenared

NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared
~ TO furnish our customers and the citizens gen.
orally with the best Northern ICE, on reasonable
cur Thank pr TN n" bera 70 sass
age bestowed upon us. -e ask for continuance of
the same We will deliver ice at any Of the depots
from the vessel Ice House On the Dock, on Cary
street. between 2lst and 22i.
We are unloading 800 tons Ice. which we can de-
sp l6-Im GRIFFIN a TAYLOR.
0LD CHANDELIERS AND GASFlX.
W TURES MADE GOOD AS W.-The Subscri-
Der is prepared to re gd and re.bropze Chandeliers
and Gas Fixtures in superior style. All kinds of
Gas FITTING executed in the best manner.
o-ders ae respectfully solicited and will receive
Cffice with j Barnes. PIG Main street. between
Sth and 9Th. [ap26-lm'l JACOB F BARNES.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, from
Clarksyils to Keysyille. on the, Richmond and
the Company in Ciarksvle until the 18th May.-
The road will be 80 miles long.
Plans and specihss'iG,ns. may be seen in clarks
Letters of inauiry may be addressed to HENRY
WOOD, President of the Roanoke Valley kailroad,
0ineg' ap iaMim MinA''H'is 3 ' Nj JONES. G. Kns'r.
SPRING sALEs-ls6s.
THOMAS 9spu ) TEST HgsHEs - fnsSSgg GA5pMEII.
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
POHTATI0Ns, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
OF American manufactures. enables us to offer to
the merchants Of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TENNESsEE, and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock of GOODS not to be surpassed in EX-
TENT BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, in this couE-
try. Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries. Laces Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs. Cravats, Ties,
Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
.ols Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per.
fumeries and Soaps. Gold and Gilt Jewelry. 6c.
An endless variety of smat Wares, more particu-
larly specified in our printed Catalogues.
81 Orders at all times promptly attended TO.
fe 25-ts
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The WATER QUESTION was presented In
a new prase to the Mayor yesterday MORN
ing. Mrs. Mary Rowan, lady OF some
thirty summers, charged James Blake and
his mother, a very old lady, with assault
ing and beating her, a few buckets Of water
and an inferior spring being at the hottom
Of the row. Mrs. Blake showed fiesh
marks received from Mrs. Rowan, for which
Young Blake gave Mrs. r. . pelt or two
with his open hand; and for which the
Mayor held him to bail for his good teha.
yior in the sum OF $l0o.
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HoRsR STEALING John Walkar g..
negro, charged with stealing a horss vs,msd
al SSo rom William Scott, free negro.
On tne lst OF May, was tried before the
Hustngs Court yesterday, and acquitted.
John B. Albert, charged with receiving the
said horse, knowing it to have been stolen.
was next called, and a nolle prosegm enter
ed by the advice of the court. s
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Matthew, slave TO Robert A.
Ford, charged with burglariously entering
the house Of VIM. B. Brown,. on the night
of the 5th of April, and stealing $3.50 in
money, one silver watch, and one gold key,
was arraigned before the Hastings Court
Yesterday, and plead not guilty. After
hearing the evidence and argument Of coun-
sci, tie Court found the prisoner guilty,
sentenced him to transportation beyond the
limits of the United States, and fixed bis
value at $1,000.
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THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
hold their annual meeting tonight, and all
the members are expected to be present.
The public too are invited to attend and
witness the proceedings which we are as
sured will be highly interesting to ALL
This Association is now in a foHr;shing
condition, and deserves the cordial support
of all classes who desire to see moral in
fuence exerted over the youth of our land.
Its library, its reading room, its lectures,
its regular meetings, are objects worthy of
the highest commendation, and it is very
desirable that our business men should con-
meet themselves with It and give it q help
ing hand.
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S LEn 4 PLsAsANTs-
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Practice In TIE oorrts held in Richmond. nenrico.
Sccchisnd HAND. and ss, nsnaoscf
&c. they are authorised to take Depostions. And
Wits Acknewle dsmcnts OF Deeds, Powers OF Attrrs
States and c e ss In the
ONCE en- nth st. Sd door from Main. NH i2-Iy
- Tn BEsr CouaH SYRUP N TIE
The best Cough Syrup In the world 10 Harts.
Thi. article is prepared q BY "a chemist. and }. pro.
ooensed ~ medical men, and those who have ased
tarpS p Rnr tne Sssi PREPARATION for Coughs Colds
a; cold; and preventive Of that lion Of diseases.
The TASTE sotens clears and streng the voice
says allrritston OF thethroat and lungs, and pre-
Bottles 3. and 50 cents aud 81. Sold by all prus.
1 ss.s 10 Nvcht,rond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and al
:" '"ki1ia. ->.--~aa.7.-a.s.ss... oc Io-om
HARTsHoRNE's AETI-HrErous PILLS
,re the safest and best Purgative PILLS in use They
ast upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
grippe. are easy In their operation and can be taken
q any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Gprs ff Tr ircp ING system and prevent Rhsgma,ism
ouEE-ALL, tie 81 stess s fSiN N HsHfHiLATuHRS hs Il
y9I have cough. use HARTsHgRNE's Couch
verdi
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. oc i3--am
E~ TIM GREAT VIRGINIA RHMHDY,
And No HuMBUa.-
PETERs' INFALLIBLR REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
Th.s gtoat. American Remedy. containing no Mer-
enriai or bsls5mis properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the pulls in It's curative. resto
ratlys M and isnoyat,ng, powets cad the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
ucdy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
But Inc prOprletOr. who has known Of fhe rom ~
Tor twenty odd years, has known Of case of twenty
Standing TO be restored to perfect health and
all other casos Cf shorter duration to be restored
without single exception end therefore challenges
any case OF 9onorrhna which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried ont with
prudence on the part of the patient and any one
purchasing half a dozen bottles and using accord
ingly. in his or her case he guarantees q perfect
cure; and in case Of failure, will furnish additional
medicine. free OF charge. to complete the cure
through his agents; and will De effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBES APPERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
DE lo--6m~ No. 1oI Broad st
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RipamouH Carpano, tho editor of . Journal IN
the City OF Pavia, Gas assassinated March lssh,
1859. t ~as ~ Es7Fr1 90
The Rev Mr. Nelson, rector Of the Green Mouns
tain Church. has been engaged - assistant reos
tor of Christie Church, CbarlottssvilJs.
Col Thomss Boyd, as present member {
the Board Of Public Works, 10 candidate for the
Legislature in Wythe county. gs f4sH
Joseph Grigg was found dead In Petersburg
Saturday. = .ee-.... s,sf.-ls--
w. II. H. Richardson. of the arm Of Richard.
500, Kendall Richardson, In Boston, died suds
denly last Wednesday. %sR
The courts 10 New York have at last dssidsd
that Mrs. Cunningham 10 not the widow Of Dr.
Burdell. - .--.sl..... $3.50 -, as
The Emperor Napoleon Ill, having been born
on The 20.h April, 1908, has completed bis 6lss
year. - ftta3. tf3f 0f
The challenge Of seereiter 10 Phsisu, TO repeat
the game recently played at Detroit, has been Do.
clined by Phelan. ess,.gs'' s.Bsss.y
Secretary Cobb has arrived st Athens, Co., on
the 18th ult and was received BY military pa
rade. ~ is @TS H72'
At Wilmington, N. O., on Saturday, Samuel
simmons was sentenced to be hung on the 9th
inst, for killing N. Simmons, . relative. E
John Wise, the @ronaut, 10 going to Japan.
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FoRGERY.-Edward Argentine, charged
with forging the names Of Paul & Hinton,
OF Petersburg, to check for $4lOO, and
passing the same on Sutton, Enders & Co.
as genuine, will be examined before the
Hastings Court to-day, at IL o'clock, if
all the witnesses are in attendance.
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ACQuTTTED. In the U. 8. Circuit Court.
Judge Hallyburton presiding, the trial OF
Cincinnatus Stith, charged with robbing
the postofice at Nottoway Court house, was
brought to close yesterday morning, by
verdict of not gully. After closing the
evidence, the counsel for the accused SUBJ
mitted the case, without argument, and the
jury Immediately acquitted him.