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son 70 sell bis farm, valued Il $aQ4 sad tersasd
him tho proceeds. lie wAs ,pursued And ana
at Windsor. Tho Detroit AdvsstissF iJS v'62
As soon - his eyes fell npess ~ soeriE ~ho
was neishbor and soqusinsansA hikAha1s shssk,
and the perspration started eut in large dRpps u
lie 10 large man, young lookup Nbr Biz yesra
and has few ct the appearAnCes usually assribed
to "Mucbeards." As onr Indiana nsisiibsrs Asse
few scruples on the question of capital pasish-
mont, he will doubtless cxpiate his crime upon The
gnllows Like most affairs Of tho kind, thsfs IS
woman at the bottom Of ". DeselopsnsuN hSss
'Desn made since the Fight of Owsh vhish sAos
his conduct. ~ -7FF'i'fa' ~ Fs.s77sT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

w THIS " tho most roiahla SEWING MACHINE ever
offered IN this market 10th In the quality Of t> work is do,
than al an other Machine while II works with
the silk the heaviest cloth m leather on either Of
which woik superior manner making straight
evenly LAID nnc finer than ordinary hand work while
the e ;, ,lgant hand work ely get. working
der requires repairing and simple that an operator can
ihe.c advantages other Maebins feel confident
Wefs fai.nt Seria9 Machines Will best meet te wants OF
others scam in their wor
Saddle Manufacturers wi find this Machine
than the ordinary way Families who require
will hnd this Machine particularly adapted 10
their ants labor enough In few months 10
pay Tallors WI hnd great saving by using this Sew
does not rip easily tst looks inuch ulcer than
work boo. ard shoe M'nuiac'u.r. can save Thou
Of Dollars this Machine while for many purpo
done hcr by this Machine Is better than
l. loue III any other way - - ,,,.
we your Heds ScpiaS MaoAas intend
I'D wv or family but AS was rec n,,nenred to sew
leather cd Harness and Carriage Trimmings and
testify To the superiority OF ITO
work done In hi. both in po h of o"any and srensih
this alone tho hine has savoi Ia
enoagb pay its One OF our neghbors who has
large pana,on says worth The Of his two best
hands in the time clothes for the rest Ev
Machine you have soldin this vicinity has given the great
I saisfaon and several intend to order Machines from
.Estrar, from letter written by a gentleman, owning
ation New Orleans Your two befds Fdant Ser
in uarbu,s ay been in almost since bought
hem with the hest Of practical reaits In less than three
operatorson them finished complete sut OF
clothes for each my hundred and ten plantation hsAds
d fnd the using them ono sca"on has more
An"her Planter used cuploy three four hands
making clothes for M s" h.aS ssrs doc, e y1Sr %
The whole plantation wlc W lie uses for making nearly
all the cothe. OF the family Iee confident inc maenhepAys
wish ali who Machine :" examine these, as tlsy
are the SIMPLEST beat for Family sc Plantation or any
9th use where !. requel Price OF ufea' Patent
Seriag Macaine 100 and 2 W 800, ,,
345 broadway. New York
TT Sold by A. S ESGLEDovE, dcaier In Fancy Goods,
~ Va
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SnocKfSo AFFAiR--ONE WHITE Man AND FOUR
INDIANS MuRDERED.--The Kansas papers brings
us the particulars Of u series Of most shocking
murders, supposed to have been perpctrated by
two tiends, named Sexton and Vromen. Sexton
and Vromen lived with farmer named Hart, for
whom they worked. Hart lived about two miles
miles from Palmetto. On the evening Of last Sun
day week. Sexton borrowed pistol from neigh
Dor, for the avowed purpose Of shooting some In
dams. On the following Monday. the neighbor
who had loaned the pistol was informed that Hart
had been murdered, and on repairing to his house
found that he had been shot On the Wednesday
following. an Otae Indian brought intelligence
that four Pottawotomic Indians were lying dead
in their wigwam, two miles below the house of
Hart on the river. On examination, it was found
that they had been inhumanly murdered. Tho
impres,ion s that Sexton and Vromen were the
assassins, having first murdered Hart for some
grudge, and then murdered the Indians that they
might get their ponies and escape. .tA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

n YNCH'a WAREHOUSE. bynehb"rE, v".-
rho suhscrbsr leased for term Of years the above
named property in this city and respectfully socits
Inc mi roace Of his the public generally The
pon,msn Of given TO Messw o. H. Rnck
or OF Amherst and BoSs Of Appomattox, who are la
cyery way suaed Of the ONCE well known
and dcservedly worthy Of the public con6dence
UYuRK OLE ME- DECIMAL WHISKY, Ter
dos S,sl 8rAHtEE JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

ARREST or AN INDIANA WIFE PoTsoNER.-On the
Goth at Windsor, Michigan, man named owen
was arrested on Q charge Of poisoning bis wife IN
Montgomery county, Indiana. Owen had !ong
been Considered a very exemplary member OF the
Methodist church, and his crime excited the won-
der and surprise of the community in which he
res;ded. IL is said to be his third attempt to kill
hid wife by poison After the perpetration of rs
crimo he cd Ito tho North. leaving orders With his
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N. GUGGENHEIMER.

IN. 1O NtNI Il EIINT1TdlNuI1Ik, N d u
VXOULD respectfully call the sicpton Of biz fends and
w the public h large and well seeetsd mock Of Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Particular attention hss been psi1
to Ladies' Dress Goods of every sie md quality
Ladies In Of Sks be supplied with black eolor6d
from - 80 per yardhls stock IL Menees Nous
lns Apaccas &c arc unsurpassed AZ 10 price end enaty
Tho largest stock of Ci0aks Shaw &c GONE very 1nsJ
brought to this market DO found herswih achotce
selection of hhotswhieh exainston will b 1ound
cheap Also superior ot OF Cl0hS CassmseA cwfsh
good stock Of heavy wooens for farm hands Bankef &c-
BUYERS invited 10 Civ. my stock snamnsSsn.
Country Merchants Will do well 70 Giys eAl AelogA
golus North. N 0CHGEAHElAGk.
ortf-A Hrp
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CLOTHING TRADE!
EAll lS6S

FALL, lS5S
hURlNH the past Snmmrr have greatly enlarged and
IL improved House Rnd have larg" well light
ed and arranged Sales Rooms are to he found
In city We made these improvements to meet the
wants OF constantly increasing trade aud beg L" advise
wHoLEsALE anf RETAIL, dealer. that we have now In IN
Of CLOTHING we have exhibited to be sccn In the
,rrny years having obtained full kncwicdg. Of
the ants Of the marke and being more largely engaged In
the State, believe offer the 'ad4e.m"s 10
la."s by every arrival we shs ma AXE saa I" %"r .'sn q,
Ss a1s
and Tor sale upon LIBfRAL TFRas
Wholesale and Retail department, distinct am, on ,cpnrse
floors An examination ocur .to H. prices and mode % do
'N''N''' KEEN. BALDWIN co,
aug cots lO< Main street, Richmond, Va
fNITY MILLS GROUND PLAsTEK.-I IN,
~ prepared to I'LL orders for city ground Plaster at the grin
ders Orders thankfully received and promptly filed
Richmond Sept ls,h,is5ets
CnKAT HKDCoTaoN or CMARGE. ox
oS anHsA nh
LssoN ". sx1GG&ES 2 So CHockkRE S V.
wharve.n Richmond to ynchburg Guano
ly 81 55 per ton of 600 lbs
viii in order the sui the Canal
Goods through the above low rates So send your
goods the get the quicker and cheaper ard them
LEE on the Dock,
aug gl6ts Ri,hmond Va
GOLDEN HILL sHIRTS.-Thc pattern o
the.e Shirts !. new The s"a yoa'' nd Gsyg; s and
Every Shirt guaranteed vel made Al gadcs CONSTANT,
In store GLASS q EAlNES,
Inodncors every leading article aentlenas line
30 dis
YulO WIHITEWASBERs.-I T. n
Il KALSOMINE DRl SHE'S, just to hand aud tor sae4y
dec li.dts j. II. THOMPSON Co, Druggists
MOUNTAIN COAL::-Wc beg leave q rniI
Ivl o, The citizens "i ynchburs to article
GOAL which raising from the celebrated coal banks
Of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE, OF Montgomery County.
THIS coal has been i by of the citizens OF Lynch
burg aud in every instance given sahsetion
Price for No Lump cents
will have awass hand of this toal suitH.
bic burning which Will sell Al - e.uts
bushrl. Calt aad see IL!
IL Always on hani n large stock
By permission. refer to the following gentlemen
G. w BUrfON. GEu NJ. RrCkrR,
NJ b. THURMAN. w. W hOaaY
JOHNSON 90
CHRISTIANS WHALING e. No;TAGIE.
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TERMS

To~ VIRGINS y pubsheI ally a. 81. snd riweekly
per and weekly A. 80 invariably IN sd
yalce otherwise so will ali No
the option OF the Projectors
until all arrearages shall have heen paid
ADyERTISEMENTSsrc so squ OF
10 lines less insertion and IA for each
uancc unless ordered form weekly and then 50
per square each Insertion II the number of
er marked the MS will be publishedt
ds eel out, and charged according.
He EARLY -,ArfS ARE
For ono quare ally.
For two do 30
For two DO "
r Advertisements both papers subject to spe
Al toptract
Up. Annual advertisers will he limited to their Immediate
charged ~ transient rates
To- All Advertisements appear in the daily and It'll
rass,y papers.
r'ehly for the excesa
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

"A JOHN DOOIEY, IN
- IIat ManuEncsurrr n~d Wheies"le -
Dealer la
MATS, CAPS, FURS, TRIM MN AGS, sc
fall 1855.
in store extensive and complete tmont
thing In limo adopted to the Fan Trade aud Am
prepared to offer unusual indu onents Ia purchasers
late visit to the mark cts aud manufactures of the
North and East have spared pains In ,h selection of this
stock Halter myself that long eNrrropee rnahC
the wants OF NV friends In Vii GINA North Carolina
ard Tennessee cali respectfully solicited on my old
customers and the public JOHN DOoLES.
Richmond, Aug 3,, ls5s.-ts
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From the Northerm Cisir~ to LyMrhbura vim JRs.
River C0nnl, and tO seuth- western Nir-
ginin und Tennc..cc vim vn. n a.
and Ensi Tenn. n Virginia
Rnilroads.
II AN PREPARED TO FORWARD MERCHANDISE
Il n the favorable ard without delay.
Having control weekly line OF Boats, (Which will be
pc, to every other day rl full goods detan
ed lon than Is actually get cm from the
wharvcs Tine through from Now York to Knoxville, oniy
twelve at thirteen days
Owing to late reduction In Tolls on the Canal the cxpen
Sea this little than af OF what they
by the south Side kalrnad
" Charges invariably follow The goods TO their lcsna
tion. ALFRED LEE.
Forga dii aud Com. Msrthda,
~ 1918 On The Dock Ra ahmuud. Va.
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DEAD WHAT aHAKsPEARE SAYS.
HI GOOD PiCTUREN,
''If IL were well done when It's \
THIN II we'll il were done quickly = ShalsDoar
So If y"u wish 1t rcH done II sU.,riOr
You'll find guisAy done and I1N done, ty TANNER
y. =. TANNER n co.
Main Street, } doors Iiuin Ird0o Street.
l., burg Va
La lies and fienen e"'lisll invited roR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing I,ens Ct Pho erapbs
Ambrotyp.s Mvlanoi. Sc,
Also. the eaufui I A. ENI lEtTIIR IC"i RI which
5 70 convenient fpr s.n,ling hy ila.L
taken in all Kinds Of weather -nd ecoGin beau
tfu cases, the very low prices rom 81 I 70
and beautiful assortment Il cas- Go' io ts, Ne
daious, l4,cke Rnga breaspns Et5s Sea &c, u
variety just received
fresh supply Of tho best Material IN tie country.
Dan't for, get TO call. oct Its.
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OUR FALL STOCK.
/ q i

Z a II
HAVING taken unusual rNnsto pc, together vo'y W.
aa s..,.... ,.,. 6"s & %4.'. .i.H..
TERs, Of tho beat sfer, ard ual"s II would an US
stea, pleasure :" ha'e en"ans@ 81 'l" liberia pa'ns:
r1d in goods of the bctj" grades than We have ever kept
ou' .S ,sSi" aud !" 'T1 SS, a" G.MTHT R4.i-, U
."r' '' a' noiEsNNANn ~" soFr % m%rs of ali so. aud
sbato have os that oM stock van se"ecli DC sur
SSy a.. pRiaEs M MoprnArr FOR CASH Our PROMPT
s"'I>d customers "' be "'d on win rL,Hsu'
'cNpt2l - Near !armcis' Bank, IynchbnfS Va
sErp rery
- ,.aI~ays the N""t conclusive pro-" fgr"si men
nd ,lb hi. rh",a labor SAYING a'hn' lei IL.
sug ihr highest reputation the United States ihrnre
,klved At the late Esos"n invr ellie IA Fran hoe
- o them ha" ON hn,li III ',ri-
Iusy.ry branch ndulrS IN which s"~'ng to b" done
tcio machines hr used with nWrs" ioh As ia" Tpoi
u hc Railway u,in travelling foot, rois sowing ~,
dresslnakc eursge ttpurr .addsr halter 4"
a. -hould he without IN" fair profit o using ono It
thc. machines regularly smpn,ed One Thouaaui Dollars
ysar IN all private ian mere there Is much sew Ing i'
be- !pc tese mncincs m Invanahinhs"H'anoe Planters
hot keepers hnd h'n particularly convenient nndrr"h.
tabo simple Ia their construction aoi
very strong durnhr being the only kn oi se"ng Ma
e made by which every sort q" work coarse or hae
coul he perfectly xecuted rh"us.ndsof nr"r an' w"r'
Machines been made
nhrs Sanger MarLnrs alone have been found every
VII arc q satisfy the nt tho public
scht with eah ina
chine, ai ANY iradd, acquire the AIT o man
agng l,A N! ,, tnrs ak'd aorurcly 10 v" :" any
iar, world 70 all er-,ns dsiting NOR" particular IA
formation Rpphcau"nby letter al either Ct our Of
fec. copy 9 NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted the Sewing Machine interest.
NJ SINGER g. CO..
princrs onc- No a9a Rroadwsy New York
RtAsCHDpFfClt ~ iIanoyn ST.. Iioston No ~ chap
81 ST View Haven, 1t; Goverxe " No 2ai Broad 81,
Nrv'ark ~ J No M Chestnut st, philadelphia No l0A
liaiti
L. East an 81, Cincinnati; No. ~ North ith ST. hi
Lows. $"-l St Charles St, New Orleans No 20 Dhupbn
a.. Idar 24dsrts
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u opened this week, anoiher supply OF good NBREL
LAS which are ofere fair prices Is nmateal heth
nov J7dts1 r. sEABURY
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nI.D Brswn Windsor ssap. sId Castlle esops
very fne Honey Soaps and yc-rne Sosp for sale BY
dec l4.dIs j. H. ThohfvON w. =
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DR0G IN TnE rnOTOERAPu. -.
lC AKt-PATENr LEATHER PICTURES, for
mission Nv all something and beautiful Call and
se them at BLISS Photographic Gallery next door to Yir
gnia Bank, Main street. Lyuchbnrg, Va.
auy iqts ID. H. BLISS, PhotographisE =
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RARGAlNsi:-u hnve jusf re-.
turned from a second trip after and fashonaeie
3OODS and can thnt have the cheap
,st lot of AUCTION GOODS offered In this market
,racing all W Wool Mouslins Shawls, Silks, &c
nov l5-dts n. ~ fyiGbNdElMEh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

" these Shirts Is The bpd yokos, sleeves, and
formed III the person With and comfort
Every Shirt IL guaranteed made AL q constantly
In store GLASS 4 EAlNES,
ntloduces Of every leading article H. tie Gentlemans line
9p dta
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Our swn state.

Tho xv,,o,. ,..... .o,nr,a;c ot a-,,L.,
IT.. = ~. 80. 49,.
.ne "'P"" % PHy'oe LUG oA"u'e "
LUG n's" "s@'' sn''ner co'omn, anu
lnsseS so'hs iea".'As 'iu'es'lng AZ 1nee'a'
''on VI carry s.'oe" 'eee'A''es' socn a' 'e'-
toee' asparagus &C.
The same paper says that the Transit
Railroad has nearly as many miles OF
grading performed ready Tor the ties as oil
'ne o'ner ranfoa'h III ,"e Qua" put 'ose'n'
e'' ""'en P'0''' """'
MErKKs CouSrY.-we are pleased 70 learn
s1As as. entv ,s, sopnH The
are all in good spirits. The citizens Of Forest
shade trees, such as elm, maple and linn Let
o',ea images on b., aae s.ii 40 md .prins
be improved.-G Glencoe Register.
We are glad to see the papers in the
country taking up the cry and carrying it to
every corner Of the State, to plant more
grain-plant every acre you can take care
Of. If it is too late to plant wheat, plant
oats and when vop have sovn al, the oats
you can get, borrow or buy OF your neigh.
bOrs. We are now on the eve of corn
painting Let our farmers remember then'
what win The war 10 Europe ana The pres
en' scarcity II Is impossiple lor them 10
RAISE corn enough 10 supply Tue Ali ae-
,.'''' anu ,"", p''',S WIN '""se ~ '"'
n'sne'' s'a"'a'' 'o' "'' ''oP''
The iine oil the Root Rlver Railroad
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All Sorts OF ItemS

The subscription in New York for
sword to be presented to the King of Sar.
DINA, it is now concluded, is to be diverted
from its original purpose and applied to the
relief Of families Of Italians who may suffer
in the coming war.
The death Of Prof w. C.LARRABLK is an
nounced in the Indianapolis Journal. He
was a native OF Maine, and nearly sixty
years of age. lie had been superintendent
Of public instruction of Indiana, and was
one of the proprietors Of the Indianapolis
Sentinel.
The Overland Mail from California, which
arrived at st. Louis on the 9Th ult., brings
intelligence that bill has passed the Legis-
lature OF that State, and been presented to
the Governor, detachng the six lower coun.
ties of California, and forming them into
new Territory. to be called Colorado. This
Is an important movement as it forms the
nucleus around which population will clus.
ter, and in time, not far distant either,
new State will be born on the Pacific, and
added to the Union.
The campaigns in progress in Kentucky
aud Virginia seem to be sickly. JoHS
LErcHKR, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor in Virginia, is seriously i'll. LINN
BOYD, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor OF Kentucky, is i'll. JOSHUA F.
BELL, opposition candidate for Governor of
Kentucky, Is sick Robert l.. MONTAGUE,
the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Of Virginia, is SO i'll a. to be un-
able to pursue the canvass.
A LETTER from Rome in the London
Times says that Cardinal AsrosELL exer.
cises the supreme power OF the State. Pos
sessing al unbending will. and tact sufficient
TO conceal from the Pope the influence
which be exercises over him with unwea-
ried energy and certain talent for busi-
ness. and immense courage, which enable
him to subject the whole college TO his
dic,a,iOn with manners 50 insinuating that
be can iascinate all who approach him, the
corps diPOmatique not excepted, bis Emi.
hence says the writer, may be regarded for
the present as the controller OF the destines
Of the Papal States.
The southern crazy Convention i. now
IN session at Nicksburg On the first day
resolutions in favor Of reopnipg the slave
taie were oaer,d by Mr., SPRArr, Of South
Carolina. ten. FoorE denounced Srurrs
sen,iments as high treason and read the
laws Of ten States prohibiting the slave
trade He though, ,ha, i, Wa, the duty OF
the government 10 acquire Cuba, and 10
gA.u p'epontrAnc 90 the Is,hmus
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

Tie threatened psrih By negotiation. Lord
Aalmesbsry tod Parliament that Lord
Cowley hsd succeeded, but that, % return
Ing to France, be found that Prussia had
proposed the holding Of Congress, at which
the Italian question might b arranged.
LOUIS NAroLEox gladly accepted this sug.
gation, and the other great Powers con.
sen.ed, more or Len willingly. Bat Sar.
DINA demanded that Il should be represented
at this Congress, which Austria rsfused--
unless Sardinia should first disarm il troops,
at the same time declining to diminish its
own vastly augmented army 10 Lombardy,
unless France should greatly reduce her ar.
my also. Bot France replies. COR army
albeit some 100000 msu strong, Is only
what our regular full peace establishment
justifes." But, even while making warlike
preparations, France and Austria agreed on
the principle Of disarming. Sardinia reject.
cd this principle, because its presence at the
Congress is not acknowledged.
At this crisis England made TO the other
four great Powers the proposition Of gen.
eral and simultaneous disarmament previous
to the proposed Congress-the disarmament
to be regulated by military or civil CON-
mission Of six commissioners, one 10 be q
Sandman. While this was going on, the
Congress was TO assemble, and finally, the
Italian States were to be represented in the
Congress. France, Russia and Prussia as.
scnted to these propositions re-
jected them-and in reply issued its ultima,
tum on April 2lst, demanding the disarna.
ment Of Sardinia within three days--in case
of refusal war to be declared Immediately.
The English government telegraphed TO
Austria an energetic protest against this
summons. French troops were actively
concentrating on the frontiers Of Piedmont
aud at Toulon This was the state OF the
question at the last dates received by u.s.
before this writing. To day the report
which We published yesterday, that France
had declared war, will doubtless be authenti.
Gated. The relative political and military
position OF the parties in the grand drama
will appropriately form separate topic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

THAT Sr. Lorrs FRAup.-Very much has
been said in the opposition prints about the
alledged frauds perpetrated in st. Louis las,
August, by which Mr.. BARRxr was elected
to Congress over Mr.. FRASK r. BLAIR, it
being claimed that there were not so many
voters in the city as there appeared, and this
claim furnished the basis upon which the
seat is contested. The result Of the late mu.
nicipal election has @t this whole matter at
rest The aggregate vote is larger than in
August, ana particularly is it so in the wards
where Mr.. BLArK's friends claimed that
frauds had been perpetra,ed. No one pre-
tends tina, there had been any fraud this time.
Does not, then, this fact give the lie to all
the clamor under which the party have CO.
deavord 10 hide the disgrsce Of their de.
ieat?
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CorroS IN ALGERiA--The Paris CORES
ponden, Of the New Orleans P,cayunt gives
the following information touching the ex-
pertinent OF raising cotton IN Algeria
The French Government has decided tina,
hereafter the premium paid Tor the cul,iva-
tion Of cotton in A geria shall be abolished
Although the Non,ter boasts that while
l,ol500o pounds OF cotton Was grown in
Algeria 10 lisa and 1900 600 pounds 10
1857, and the crop OF ls5s viii be still
larger, there seems 10 bu, little question thu
experiment has proved costly failure and
the gcvernmen, regards money spsnt 90
this crop - TREASURE thrown away. The
decree hints the government will anon ceA~
10 buy the cotton in tha, colony at pres
cot q, il under oblgatioo 10 Ouy al the cot.
ton raIssi there. Therefore. in a year or
two tbs eNfsr,meu, q the French will
share the fa,, OF ,b,r other costly s.peri.
m,u,s
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THs Message OF Governor BucXlSGHAx,
10 the Legislature OF Connecticut. was de.
hverei May 4. 1t states the aggregate Of
the State debt to be sis 900; the expendi.
,ures Of last year at s327 ,3a5. and toe re.
ceip,s at s3399ll. leaving a balance Of
sl?,S66 in the Treasury. The public in.
situations, excepting the Insane Asylum,
which neSis a new appropriation, are 10 q
pr@p rous condition. Governor BucxiSa.
NAN takes strong Free Soil ground 90
questions OF national politics.