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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Lator From N ,rthsrn M ,xico.

From the Bruwnsyilie Flag If he LIST instant
we extract the following intelligence:
We have just heard that it Is rum red IA NJ ria
| moras that Gen. Miramou, at the head of three
| thon sand men, has marched into San Louis P,tosl
| and that Gen. Marques is in Iacatecas. We can.
| not learn the foundation for these rumorr. nor
| how credible they may be.
| Ii is also rumored tina, Gen Or'ega. Governor Of
| Zacatecas. has been killed in battle.
| The following extract from private letter from
n Mexican gentleman residing III Montery, hrm
| friend Of the Liberal party shows the true state
of things in the north Of Mexico. 1t is dated Au-
gust 25;h. 1852
the news received up to this day shows that
the reactionists are recommending active opera
tions. Miramnn has come in person t. rcc"n-
mence them. Our advanced forces have arrived
at Jara and il appears they have forced those Of
the enemy at san Felipe to rcreat. llinoi9>a de.
(eated Gen. Pacheco IN Leon, but having learned
from d courier whom h, intercepted, thlt Mar
quez had come from Guadalajura with 1000 men.
he retreated to Lagos with the intention of uni
ting his with the Dibcral forces in Agnas Cali
entcs. am fearful Of misfortune on our side,
owing to want of union; all seem to want 10 cont
mand, and our forces are not sultel to making
formal attack for they have MOI the necessary mil
itary knowledge The clergy, attacked ~ the
law natonnlizing their property, must Use nj!
possible means. and we ought to be united in re-
ssting them.
Atthe last date, IL appears that everything hhi
been arranged, and that Traconis had taken COM
mand Of the forces in San Luis. while Rnazna
had marched tn receive those from Aguas Cali
.entcs. For this, however, we have only the yer.
bal report of the express messenger. and needs
confirmation. for Xuazua writes that he had oil,
tanned permission from Sr. Degollado and that he
is coming to confcr with Don Santiago (Goyernor)
Nidaurr. At the same time, seeing that the enc
my is advancing, lie haS changed bis intentions.
The PIE show nltlr,t rnihu~a~m, for the law
has every where been Published with great pnmp;
but in my hnmhe opinion the heads T. Il rect
them arc wanting; h'causc. althou,.h prSjlilO Is
very capable politician, he has ~ military ca
paclty. This j. what is wanting for YOU Know
very wei! the m'ro personal bravery Will not sui
flee anle+S prlc,i-c and study in the military AIT
are aided thereto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
New Trimming and Fancy store

l.. A. tc II. KINSEY
MAKE pleasure In announcing me ladies and citizens
Lyacbure and surrounding country that they have taken
the st. No 1876 MAIN STREET, under the Warwick House and
opposite Mr. H. G. victoFs Periodical Store where they WILL
aud after TnrRspAY, the 18th ins Offer for inspection,
lire and large stock of Paris Dress Trimmings Head
Dresses Head Ornamental Moair Caps, Hair Braids Curtis
Hair Oils rvnery, Combs and Brushes Soaps porcn"nais
Money ia Travelling Bags, Cabas Recules Worsc floods
for ladies' misses and infants Shetland Wool Nulas Working
Materials every Kind, Needles Pins Hooks aud Eyes India
Rubber Cloth for infants Belts and Betting, Buttons in great
varieties Head Nets and Fancy Hair Pins latest styles Hoop
skirts Gloves Hosiery, Knitting Cotons saXony arms and
host of ruA things tedious Ia cnuineraca Of
which il take great pleasure in showing to all who may
favor is with "A call.
The Ladies' respectfully and specially solicited to Gull and
Dress Trimmings Head Dresses ana Head
Ornaments which of the yer. newest styles and cheap,
motto shall in, araly be, SaidH FQFts aud quick safes
sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
NEW BOOKS.
PAN BEDE. BY George Elliott;

Mackays Life and Liberty In America; 49,
Life for u Life. Novel by author Of Jno ha'
-Four Years on Whale-Ship;
Swallow Barn. BY J. r. Kennedy;
Nape mi, Ideas;
Bowen Travels In Central Africa J..
Henry -. John. y Novel by John Esten ,ooN
Alcohol nai Tobacco, -,
Zee eiveI TODD, ut pAYNE & ELACKFORn :,
~, 15dts vi Main s"'
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Northern Assurance Con,,an

Northern Assurance COMPANY
~ ss- Morgatc street. London, for ElRE AND LIFE
GiS3 SI3tANCE at Home and Abroad Established il i
AMI Incorporated by Special Act OF Parliament.
The Policies Of this Company not only g,a rar,l
large Capital but Also by the unlimited personal T,soeas
OF nearly 100 Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER
June s-d1y Agent in Iynehhure. d
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A CA I'D

ANlNG bought of j, L. J"-n his entire Interest IN II"
concern oi Nhlttcn"rc lo-H, would tender That
l" friends and cusent. iir Yer! liberal lhcr ia
ironagr for nearly huIh - have
the al the l.!n'iihgrs Agricultural Works.
Yer, EcsitciluiIN.
sept i6-,s =. A. " lilVTi,NOIH,
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Tnnportaut to Shipnoastera ana .

Important TO SnlpmaSterS and Grow.
A<Se SOME twenty years since. was very sc, " 5
B jured w one Of my hips, by coming in conas I y
bad that hip has given great renbI, , pia
time sinee until year last April, when brnrJ S III
Pain Killer, anil Immediately procured n bottle ami I't
according 10 the drec"ns entirely In asu,, W
and have not experienced the last trouble from my
since. APs4
Feeling the importance Of having this valuable medical
stany by me, before starting for Europe In Marc. a
ship Louvre, from New York, purchased large & e
take with me. While at Antwerp one Of my crew was s
ed with very dysentery; gave him the Pain IVA
and Il cured him In . hurry. ' NNr,
On my passage bene, with one hundred and sixty s
sengers administered this valuable remedy 10 al vh pas
sick and took without getting relief One lady
ger In particular troubled with n bad headache IAss
she said there was cure, having been troubled viii 1
OF the time for years. told her had sure remedy , s
her the Pain Killer which, TO her surprise did effect I gave
she had long sought In vain for. had goJ nniri'
ever put board ship, but did not open IL th h
necessity for ithe Pain Killer answered ali pnrpo.
do most sincerely recommend 10 every shpmaslr IL An
take good supply OF this valuable medicine with him M % 10
10 sea, It IL valuable and convenient 10 n.e l.;
wounds brusea which abie 10, and fr,uen,i, d ta
pen to crews shipboard. ' wv fa
CHRlsToPllER ALLYN, late Master of the Ship Iouyrc
13-dts
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1859. FALL TRADE 1859
SAIl II. Rhodes e. CO.
Rlara -HssSe, sueleFy. isus,s. SSdIs!cry
Anchor Boiling Cloth L. Ac

h"i1 ~ AZ Suhsfl. tEnsaS, S3dG!Cry.
Anchor Boldre Cloth &c &C..
No -. p ri Street RiCHUOND, IJRGyYTt
w ~" n store urge and elegant assortment of
,""S, purchased principally for Cash. drec, from Ia,
Manufacturers. aud selected with especial reference f., ,
wAi Of Inc trade Of VIRGINIA North Carolina rensr,
am u'i "n'' fse"ttiy invite the attention Of Merchants
and Sairr> Visiting This an examination, Of h
SAM" e5hthy ASSURING; them that they can with their rx
any regular lla.is,, North south. ''''
htr scN comprises larzc and extended variety of rino
am iiH'! Hardware, Tools. Building Materials Sn,Lnr,
iard%hrc P+ anil Enln"'lrf Ia,lrr.liag Sains Ne S,
1iN; iifd ii"ller>. Webbing, CHAINS Iamt., Bocklrs
IL. Ta, ~. I,'''
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AT PRIVATE, SALE.

fSA llif NInsr9- ou,e Tract "f Inl of Edward Tins
"rro,i'r ,ianlng2" Acres, yin. mil,, ABB, ,rr,
burg are stu Tor SIDE his property valuable and en-
huu.h al II moderate price,
Terms can a known pliion 10 the s,hsriir Il, Am
hers Courthouse or 10 Will IN p. i,s.. near . n!h
ii lci'ar IpDEnT TINSi'Ty r.,,,''.,
Sept l4-ris
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

NJ SSS Ills qualify % scizlg mold and eaurig 'l'
AS pnsuii al d.praved bumors is possessed b! ~ u.
medicine iian bEANDsEru's Pulls They operate on! NJ
NE tissues Involved in that is affected by the dscase !a
liey seiAe upon those hnmps much from peier.n
from natural affinity bc,aft Il id. Is below thai u ih
.nhlihg parts AM! which. sst the Tissues of the W
,hl r. around INC throat region, produces sore thhr
throat pngc and the severe headache and fever. Within
hour alter four or six pills taken is f,
s III Tue part Infected, sort oi collecting upo the dlsA
hunors ready ior expulsion No hurt weakening ef9
ever ars rom their use because they cannot act upon m
paris taReh rary they prevent all organic diseases on
important IN sickness. 10 that medicine which 0i! e
cuisine Tie disease, and leaves evil effects behind -
York. sept 10,
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Large Stock Of Fall ana Nin:er Gaeiis.
STLGLIIf, pFIElS IL CO.,
No 100 AIain Street

LYNTNBiRG. IG.
RE receiving daily large stock III rAPLE AND \%tY
A pkf GOODS, comprising every variety Styles qualities
aud prices To which he attention their old
buyers GENERALLY Invited The, deem
truth So long established ihat they viii - as cap n. ,i
hc bought la the ct,lhIt let all goods ct and t.
uy 10 tins themselves ani verify true old ing: th.t a~
speak louder than words.
Farmers and Fort Men particularly requested to tx
anime Their large stock Z" servants Clothing
PULLED Cloths k'rsNs, Saitrt!~, tanaa "ts
very best mnkc srnI o.'l.s
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RdrWe are authorized b announce r. EN,x
son, Esl candidate for the Cerkship Of the County =.
Of Campbell county. sent rs !, .1r
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Ito YBE goTrRs OF rnE CoUSry mr. -
BILL AND THE CRY LrScHBuRG IL Announce p,,,,
idaie nr he clersip Of the County Court Of Cam,
sept It-hasc THO. l. AkRlNGToN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

ArrtES-DrIed Apples, 81. Dried Peaches, peaed e4 Tn
pcal.d 422a . a,,,<.
BAcoS-lIog round 1i1i1k; Sides, Cincinnati lldeilH;
fiome Cured 2Go12<; Hams 12Golsh cents
Bu4rEK.-S,arce Mt 20 81 20 cents
CoRS,-Scarce at 81 to I o.
Coas MH.i--Searce Mt u TO %. .
FlorRs5 IS for superne % for Extra; % 80 FOR Family
Observation-Disclosures (uano f6z 5O6b65,M
FfsIIMaclerei No. s200; Cpt Nova Scotia Herring M"
/, 5000
FLAxsspp-$i .25611,3a .
chnrd n ,,3661 ~, Randall Grass ~ 90 To 20 -
lgoS AND NAILs-Mouniain tI5QIS5, Rolled sI3G190 od
Dominion Nails $4,25 10 40
LARp-scarce and In demand at i2lGt13 cents
IiuE.-Thomastown 81 ,5OQ1i 10, Mountain 3loo(Dl,lo
OATs.--i0lfIJe
PLAsrER.-f.oo-c 900. Packed $l1o0.
poTATuEs--T,raD$1 90 for New Irish -
WuEAT-Sew White 81 Pool 2I16 New Red e1l660f,3.
WooI.--t'nwaslled -, Wasled J5Qe3S cents x
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DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cher

DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild CherT
49, BILIOUS Pictorial, Of 2ih July, says:-Real
HasS the true of responsibility attaching to
tor OF and Publisher Il n widely circulated Journal We
deem lc less Than crime TO any medical
pound The real virtue Of which we could not conscicna
dorse. This balsaic compound has become n home iAa
and all persons WHO suffer, and have In vain attempted
their Coughs Cods Bronchial or Pulmonary ComIa
Of tins uuoqua.led remedy.
The following Certificate from dIstinq uished grpi na
equally coicbsi,e
From Rev. Henry Wool formerly Editor Of the Col-n.
t3nal journal. concnrl, " H. recently American
at Beyroo' syria, and now Chaplain in the Navy.
CoSCoRD, n. H.. March
Messrs. sFr W. FowLg Il Co,-GentisSaeg Two ,s
ag sudden and Violent attack upon my rn> ,e,r6 o
I" my bed for several weeks and when recover.
much oppressed by difficulty In breathing, thai 'l
able 10 sleep or resi- upon bed by night. .u >,'Hrr
cNtreinc, and judging rom hc neticacy of q;
s1ppnsc'' the disease incurabc. Being persa.-n
We ~ H'Efdrs 8ntSam IF Hjid CheiTn wn.,, c....
hs efficacy, found the difficulty Utmost cniirci, ~
Que bottle used ~. Sy,npath, with nv tllaw Sal;
dhres me TO make this public statement, nni r'r'mb, 81
ucle Ia Others sif,iiar,r afflicted.
E..L.. a..r. L.
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+ or s ale

., or S le,
4H = FARM, containing - Acres md with, Ia,
~ e Market Hods The land N In good M" hllies
-, rmens excellent For furtll ns,na';i ana
m 49,! =, =. DIR. j. II. CAPERT0H'
'asohiN" ENfEAc rs-Hxt ORANGE l .,no, ", -
= n'3"herrs, Nutmeg, Celery Nc n M 49, 'hilia,
''' !" l~Pt l3dlNl j. H. rH0MPSoNs io Ia', n.y. "r
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n . II | G l., .

SrRAYED from my house, Church Street
~K1U hhoHt the >ih inst RED cow, with a re-, female
II ~ ali. lii" cow is BRANDED with the letter on
sA-.~ II hind leg. \ suitable reward win be paid iur
her delivery IL or I" Mr. j. H. HlU, Amherst C. H.
sept lh-Its EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
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Ruin Phospho Peruvian Guam,

ANlNG been appointed Agents for this excellent Fertilizer
We are prepared Ia lrlsh IL 10 Farmers Plan
icfs al cn'au prices, add actual charges We
article hdh - snperef". in Crcai the
Peruvian Ga":p. All asa trial convince the most
incT'illuu-. NJ IIDLLINS 4 co
sept it-dis AGENTS in Lynchlpirr
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TiMfIy NOtice--Payment aft lcrouns

MS mailer Of very great importance Ia me and on ~,
"A small consideration those inic,I t M, ~ an, "l' OF
s Nus "ni'rlnnii. OF Informing my fricns who are
io JUS ia wish them settled in .ui, Tint no nv
i titcnS seas AMI thai they will Had their Hills
~! s'oe ep The LIST 'ay Of July next r,sc who u"
hi, ar' w De afforded an opportunity earl, in nlv f
enforce payment $50" 70 ,vnnnltlt'i Ia
june 1I-its-Rep copy n, hih IA ui FAD
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r o II SAL E.
c(NM VA TENN. R. H. I'd NJ Bonds.
- Shares l!nei,ug Gas Iixht sork: ''e'S""'g
20 Shares ~ nelbrrg II, 3, and Iirc In.,..s.
Shares Merchants Baas " ""ce suck
'" 'f-o'S PETERS SPENCE a co
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H(ENZlHl-For removing from Silks Ribbons Cloth
Ac Go cleansing GloN Velvet. silk wouln
fabric, without changing the most dtcate c,ors sale
sept li-dis SlABlER " JONES.
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Nan" gcnnine unless signed |. BUTTS on =. 81. ,t.
Procured ny :. W. foWI.E " CO.. BosfoN. aa r. =
ttianl A. siroher * Co.. and John II. >e.i!. b'
C. i,ash, Campbell G. H. and by all Druggist, aud dca
Hie t;iie throughout the city and country sept
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.
HAMMERS and the public generally hereby notified that
Il the Lynehburg Guano Depot, kept by Vim. A. Miller On
the Basin, now fully supplied with the following
'''
No. Peruvian Guano;
Reeses Manipulated Guano;
som6rero Guano, 1.ynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
ketilewefs Potash and Plaster.
have taken every precaution furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from the Agents Peruvian
ernment which certainly pure am agent in Iyncbhr
for Recs,'s Manipulated Guano, win insure II 70 b. s
~ what IL Is represented to be, viz one-half ana
half Sonbrero believe this TO be good as Peruvian m
for pound ON any crop that may be on Tn, Sh,
buy IN the lump and have ground can sell il on ms go
terms as can be bought any whore in the niie States NJ
plan TO sell tor small profit and strictly cash n ~
SEINE patronage may be eNtcnde, that his ht,r
ly bestowed heretofore VA III, ~" 'a!
spt 49,, tt-Rcp copy " -" 81. 81;
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- We asraaihorised to announce WApx,,
p JONEe, Es4. candia.e sr Tire Cert shin a., ~ y u
u Oous1 n Campbell cniaiy. srI 1. ,ns oa
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Auo HI q 81 srp,ly Of New a,,o.

l3iH OF SEPTEMBER $50
\ VI now n"lng nj cash nrt. lot r all ,I, E -,
"nabt FALL AND WIN TEE GOODS far nies 60,
mon '!s ah1 rwhicil added 10 n,rncr arri, ais nut my
Npt l3-l.s mo 4 ptriviS ~ so'oS'
800 Fruit Cans, Fruit Cans
'Ai.i At NJ" ~ for your Fruit Cpns and 1nrs W. -,
y int received large supply STRAITS ana drt,, w
oe""P fra'f dnS and lars which will he nl, an IN. n
'a'onahe terms by Iaug 1-sl G. s. Bliss & c s,o'
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COamERCaAL..
RgP0RTs q THE
LvHchkzrk TeAacee Il Gran Market,
eozzzu7EaI1
Alekan6eR = loot,
coMMrss1oz 1R CT 4 MIS-

rrcrtpfs = So smaller and price, IreK
-, ,,ha.t nseh ecIs = fbe Harket and Ne do not -ce
cause % change gue.sok Ms ess kns
80 nd w,sppsss saeek Coed Lcaf lbSss
Mei,.m Iraf bLnI; Shipping Leaf Ik0es
Tbs s.c.pts IN he pas day have been mod
eras Nc change In he market Prime White we quote "
M a5 The lower ersdes hvctuaie Rom 10 to y 20
We quote supernne Exira 20; Family % Qfes
Casx IL hesvy. We quote nosninaily q wow eeh.s
Mr.L-We ind no wholesale iraasaetipns 70 report
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A~ A CALLED MEETING Of the Stool ho,a
Citizens Building Fund Association viii h q u
Their room, the STORE 81 Mssss PAYNE A Hat mel
evening" tbc 18th inst, at O'clock Cor ihs @
Of transacting Important business II is very
the Stoekhoders VII be prrsent Mat a.
by Ordef Of the Beard Of Directors
sept 1927 JOHN T. MuRRIII sa...
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JAMES LEN

Agent for James Il. Ley,
IN GuNrICtiSf5 TuE
Stone SHttin& "nd s:aS5sir; ss.sS;:,cSs
Will receive urd'rs FIR WORK. NJ No ID. Vain Street "
sept l5-llm*
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Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,

A. b. RUCKE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CER AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OPPOSITE BANK OF VIRGINIA. LYNCHBURG, v
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
n LECTURE.


THE REV. =. l.. GuA ACE.
DsLi,EnED Ar NksrBIs, ON ~. rArKicKs DAY.
We pubiish below IN address delivered On
the 9Th Of March, at Memphis, Tennessee,
by the Rev. T. l.. GRAcE, the recently ap.
pointed Roman Catholic Bishop OF this do
ccse. ar. GRACE ia highly spoken OF by
the Memphis papers. and We Judge is great.
ycsteemed in that city by all sec,s.
LECTURE.
The occasion which assemblies us here 10.
day il ono which ia associated with three OF
the most powerful sentiments OF the human
heart, the sentiment Of veDeratiop, the sen
timcnt 0f patriotism. and the sentiment Of
home. You have assembled here 10 honor
and veneratc the memory o! great and
holy parsonage. You have assembled ~ n
people Of Il special nationality q national
ity sharply defined by injuries and wrongs
inflicted upon the nation 10 consequence of
is religious faith. You have assembled
here a. exiles, far away from the bone Of
your youth and affections, though II be an
exile that Is softeDed and aleyistsd by the
favorable circumstance with which IL is
surrounded These sentiments become ss.
cred through their connection with religion,
and It is with religion propose 10 connect
them in the remarks shall offer. confident
Of fading an approval aud response in
every heart that 10 listening 20 me.
need not stop 70 examine the grounds
upon which Patrick IL entitled 10 our vencr
alton, or 90 into detailed account oi his
life and acts will take the fact, Of which
your presence here this day ia an evidence,
that the name abd memory u Patrick are
cllershed and revcred Fourteen centuries
have swept ,bsir waves over the sands Of
time and have not oblitera,ed the name Of
Patrick Forty generations Of humanity
have come and gone, anil left the memory Of
Patrick fresh and greso ia the minds and 10
the hearts Of men. Oh, that Was 10 ofdi-
nary merit that Was no trassieDt usefulness,
that was no ephemersl blaze Of brilliant
achievements, which produced ssch love and
wDer alton Tor o name, which has sustained
iha, love aDd veuerstiOn uDsbsted through
generations and through ags, which has
expauded that love and veuerati0n over lands
aud seas and ne~Iy dseovered worlds. No,
| repeat II Was 10 Ord.gsry msrh u yiftee,
Of .anc,i,y ,ol holy heroism and great achieve
menu which have proIscsd this aodying
love ard 'eoefat.On iyf The memory o' Fat
rick
I, is 'he charac,eris'ic Of grsa,bfss N
make itaelf felt and h. INST have bern
great ibJced ~bo To-s.-.sl ,b,, qgAI,Gcstip.
Of makisg kimsslf iclt. co, only thfoagh hi.
o~n immediate age AMI people ba, through
TIE hpy Of age and through the world,
x,de rSpan. Yes ~ tel that tbe mi..lOu
II ps,i,cs wAs ~ he missGu Of ,ins
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
The sickiss Tragedy.

To the Rdi,srs Of the Pioneer and Democrat.
The extraordinary efforts now being made
at Washington, in the trial Of DAN. SIcKLEs,
for the murder Of PHILIP BARTON KEY, TO
influence public sentiment, and consequently
the jury, in favor Of the accused, without re-
gard to the law, the evidence, or the real
merits OF the case, seem TO me to call for the
rebuke OF all who feel an interest in the prop
per administrator Of justice.
In court, and out of court, through the
columns Of newspapers, and everywhere the
bereavement and dsbonor Of the murderer.
and the enormity of the conduct of the mur.
dered is bewailed, and the very air is made
to resound with invec,ive against poor KEY,
and with expressions Of msudin sympathy
for the wretch who slew him. The wicked.
ness Of the aduteress is never mentioned,
glaring and beastly as il was. Her lascivi.
Gus allurements, and bawdy behavior, are
kept entirely from view, by gloss Of mer.
etricious pictures Of the elegancies Of her
home, the splendors OF her hospitality, the
beauty Of her person, the innocence OF her
child, and the fond indulgence Of her hus:
band Not word is said about her sban-
doning and disregarding all these, day after
day, and week after week, in open dayligh'
and sneaking into the back door Of the
house Of negro, on Fifteenth street, not for
fe.tiyity, but for indulgence in indecencies
which utterly negatives IA allegations OF
seduction by Mr.. KEY, and reject oil ideas
Of pre-existing virtue, and OF which even q
common street-wslker would have been
ashamed II her home was elegant, she
prosttsted its elegance 10 the entertainment
OF KEY, young man OF high spirit, having
a relish for the pleasures OF the fashionable
life Of the Csptal-not remarkable for their
purity a. We ali know and added TO that
entertainment the zest OF Italian amativeDess,
in all its free and easy readiness. IL her
hospitality was splendid, she used it 10
arouse the passions OF her admirers,
which passions she was ever ready 70 crafty.
II her person was beautiful which 10 incon-
NN'"o'~ va" - Nc'ihPe "S@ss, eph ~
sbaDdoDed character, the existence OF that
beauty, applied as she applied it, should sI.
cuse Mr.. key. rather than justify his death.
The innocence Of her child has nothing 10
DO With the ca-e but iis Innocence and bopor
will be much better preserved by discarding
the levd mother from tbe gsvernment OF
that child than by numbering the victim Of
that mothers bland dishmen,s The lobducss OF
ahasband, 80 vel acquainted a. SickIes is
with ,be peculiar temptations. both 70 men
and wom~n, attsndAn; npon such gsities a.
.ojourners IN Washington indulge in. when
that iondnsS u exercised in erposing the
charms and SeakDes. vice woald be- q bet.
ie' term Of bi. yoanx Italian wiis, To free
inisrcoar- With, sud free opsation upon.
young n'es. q Ike iO1-e principles With him.
VII Eithpu, the protection of hr presence
and eires p.nr spoiogy for having nbrsed
bis LaD,i- 10 The bod oi Ie.lo~ man. ~ a