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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 28th, 1859
Pryors election to Congress is conceded. Hi. roo
Jorlty will probably be from twelve to fifteen hundred
Three Days Later from Europe-Peaee S,o,,.,
Arrival of the Nova scotIan.
FARTHER POINT, G. E. Oct. Goth 1870
The steamship Mona Scotion arrived here this fo.,
noon with Liverpool dates to the 10Th inst. Acco,.t
from Zurich state that treaty of peace had boa~
signed.
CHARLEsTowN, VA, Oct. 3lst 1880
The examination of the witnesses in Browns 49,.
ended on Saturday. The arguments of Counsel will =.
heard to-day, and the will probably 90 to thp ;
tomorrow morning.
Some fears were entertained on Saturday Of an Of
tempt to rescue. The populace became excited a.,
threatened to lynch the prisoners if rescue was ~
tempted The guard at the jail has been increased or
the military strengthened.
Destructive Fire.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3lst 1870
Three squares of the Third District were nearly 90.
sumed on Saturday night, leaving seventy families bo,s
less.
There killing frost in various parts of To7isi
ma and Mississippi on Sunday morning
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

DRowNED-1his morning, about 10 O'clock James
Jenkins, seaman on board Scr W. A. Ellis, tell into
the river at the foot of Mulberry street. at Mr. j. r.
Blossoms wharf and was drowned. He aged about
% years and native of New York. 1t appears that
he was engaged in hosting spirits tulpentlne from a
lighter alongside the vessel and being on the former had
rolled q cask to the gangway Of tie vessel, When by
some MEANS lie fell backwards, carrying the cask with
him he fell between the lighter and schooner and sunk
almost immedatey-Dndy Journal 18th Od.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

LIE LIE ,ELEcTIo MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE, W. H
6lu%ell Editor and Proprietor. November, 1859 New
1OrK: published at No. 5, Beekman Street.
This number of the Eclectic is illustrated by por
trait of Rufus Choae from the BURN Of John Sartan
Philadelphia, and the life and character of Choate are
still more ably depicted in the chaste yet glowing periods
Of Edward Everett who made brief address at meet
ing held in Faneul Hail. on the 22nd july 1859, while
the remains were hourly expected by the steamer from
ht' Johns This brief address is published in the Elec
tic as also Mr. EVerets longer and more elaborate ora
ton On Webster.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
SuUertOr Court.

The Court, this morning, was engaged in getting a
Jury for the trial Of the three negro sailors charged
with attempted abduction At a quarter past eleven
all had been obtained and sworn in but two. These are
probably got by this time and the case proceeding For
the State, Solicitor Strange for the defence, j. Per
son. j. q. Wright and A. Empie, Esq.
The cases have not been severed.
The Court this morning sentenced the youth Runci
man to two months Imprisonment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

SJNDREES.
Snnn SACKS LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT, to arrive
Z -SFO 600 do. in store
200 bales Eastern Hay;
100 do. N. York do, from wharf and store
80 bbls. sweet MoIasses
l50 bags Rio Coffee;
so bbls. A. and c. Sugars
100 Coils Rope;
% bales Gunny Bagging;
80 do. Cotton. III store and for sale by
October 18TH W. b. McRAR9 d co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

WHAT A MAN =" HOratiO," a correspondent Of the
Newbern Progress, writing from Go!dsboro designotes
Frank johnson, the immortal Frank and his equally
immortal band, or gross unintellgent scmbar-
barians" IA4h Of tat, who have danced while Frank
has piped."-(he fddcd bat it is all the same)-od
Frank seni-barbaran
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
superior Court

In the State vs.. Highsmith from Sampson, the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty The charge was or
altering the marks OF hogs with the intention Of appo
priating them wrongiuly.
We understand that young Runcinan yesterday sub
mitted to a verdict Of nlanslaughter. The punishment
is branding or fine. The officers have been sQmmonng
Jurors for the trial of the negro sailors 10 commence on
Monday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
U. :. District Court.

We had the pleasure, this morning, to meet Wesley
Jones, ESQ., .. S. Marshall for North Carolina who
is here in attendance on the e. S. District Court which
holds term here this week His Honor Judge Biggs,
has not yet arrived, but is expected here tonight
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
LOUIS b. ERAMBERT.

PHAKMACEUIISI, WILMINGIUN, n. e.
(Under the Carolina Hotel,
CONTINUES to make weekly additions to his Fresh and
" well selected stock of Drugs Chemicals Perumery and
Toilet articles By recent arrivals the following have
been received: Gesemin, Hydraslen Leptandrn Cmaci
fugin Podophyn, Extracts of Aatco German Quinne &c
HB- complete assortment of Trusses now on hand
Parties who order by mail will please be careful il
sending the correct measurement and ALSO for which side
the instrument is wanted for.
Oct. 18th, 1850. 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
A New REGIME,

On Tomorrow, the Wilmington Branch of the New
Bank of North Carolina commences business at the
clearinghouse Of the Branch Bank of the State John
Dawson, Esq, will be President With this exception
all the officers will be same as those of the old bank.
The Branch of the Bank of the State closed its bank
ing business on Saturday. 1t is no longer an nsttu
ton Of issue discount but is now engaged in settling
up its business
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

IA The Raleigh Standard of this date contains
some remarks from Mr. Holden the Senior and hereafter
the sole editor Of that paper also from Mr. Wilson who
retires from the position of Associate. Mr. Wilson will
be connected with the business management the Stan
dQrd ofice-D0ily Journal 29M Oct.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

SUNDRIES.
OK CASKS NEW CROP RICE;
~ 500 bags Rio, Laguayra, and Java Coffee:
50 hhds. New Orleans Muscovado and Porto Rico
Sugar.
1000 Seamless Sacks Salt, in splendid order;
1900 Sewed -
500 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt 4" /"
20 Bales Cotton Bagging;
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes;
100 Bbs Portland Syrup;
5000 Two Bushel Gunny Bags
so Bbls. n. Y. City Mess Pork;
100 " Sugar, various grades;
so Coils Rope
IS Hhds Moasses. For sale by
HATHAWAY & CO.
Oct. IL. 32-d&W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

AN UGLY WEAPoN-Mr. Macomber, Adams Ex-
press agent called this morning armed and equip
ped with deadly weapon, to wit Of the largest
Colts repeaters saw, numbered 1882 and hay
ing engraved on the butt, the Of j. E. Cook,
" Ossawattomie" Browns officer, the same who has
been returned to Virginia requstion of the Governor
of that State.
The pistol was taken from j. G. Anderson another
of Browns officers, at the moment when the Marines
forced the door of the Engine House at Harpers Ferry
in which the marauders had taken refuge 1t is in pos
session OF its captor, Major Geo. W. Talbot of the Bal
timore Military, and of Adams Express Co. Anderson,
who is since dead, was MORALLY wounded, but still
grasped his weapon and attempted to it, when the
Major rushed up and wrenched it from him. Major T
has also Sharps rie taken from private who hailed
from Iowa. The rife bears the initials j. G. A-mean-
ing Anderson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

Bezy~1hey have got gas in Washington n. O., several
houses and stores baYirg been lighted with it last
Saturday night They make ii Out OF resin. The Times
says the light is beautiful aud brilliant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

The Grand Jury for Jefferson Co., Va at the Coun-
ty Court House at CharleStown Wednesday the Goth
instant bro ught il bills against the five Harpers Ferry
prsoners-frst for conspirng with negroes to produce
an instruction second, for treason to the Common
wealth and third, for murder \ petit jury was OBJ
tanned the same day. John Brown was put on bis
trial the above counts and plead not guilty. but
asked for delay to obtain Northern counsel.
Charles B. Harding and Andrew Hunter, Esqs., ap,
peared for the State Lawson Bolts and Thos c. Green,
ESQ., assigned by the court to act counsel for
the prisoners.
In the course of the proceedings, Brown secuted the
plea of insanity attempted to be put up for him
a motion for delay was not granted by the Court
testimony being adduced to show that Brown was ply
scaly and mentally able to proceed with the trial II
also appeared that so far as waiting for counsel from
distance there certainty, indeed any definite
statement that any such counsel would be present The
counsel for tie prisoner set up the pleas that treason
could not he provtd-that conspiracy with negroes
had occurred within the limits Of Vrgnia-that if any
murders had taken place they outside OF the urs
dctiOn Oh tie Court. For this last view it is c0nendtd
that if the alleged murders took place the railroad
bridge, that is within the territory OF Maryland, and
in the armory, that under the jurisdiction Of tie Gen
eral Government.
To these grounds q defence MIR. Hunter for the State
contcnded that Brown himself had VIGOROUSLY confessed
having advised conspiracy in Virginia--that he wa;
the leader and director in the movements that resulted
the murder Of citizens of Virginia On Virginia soial
that the question of treason against sovereign STATE
stood upon different grounds from that against govern
ment OF limited powers Ike that of the United States
Likewise he contendcd that i'll crimua cases. the iuris
dicton OF the State existed over tie Annoy grounds
Dr. Starry and Conductor Phelps, of the Baltinog
and Ohio Railroad traiu were examined. Their testi
mony reveals little new, but places all that has been sa(
in tangible shape The present term OF the Court TO
Jefferson County, will close week after next Judge Par
ker stating that be Will have to hold Court in another
County, on the 10th of November.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

INQuEsT,-Iho body Of the seaman reported On Sat
urbay as having been drowned that morning, was re-
covered in the of the day and an inquest held in
the afternoon by Coroner Hartsfcld Verdict, acct
dental drowning.
He was decentIy buried yesterday Sunday at the
Seamens burying Ground Mount Tirza, about miles
below Wilmington.
The name Of the deceased was VIM. J. jenkins, and
he was native of England, instead of New York "a
stated On Saturday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

sUNDRIES.
~ BAGS RIO COFFEE;
~ Is do Laguayra do;
40 bbls Sugar-al grades
hhds. do. bright Porto Rico;
so boxes Colga e's No. l and Pale Soap;
Is do. Kingsford's Pearl Starch;
Is hbls pure Cider Vinegar;
IS kegs Nails, ali sizes;
IS bags Shot,
Powder in kegs and cansters;
% boxes damantine Candles,
Is 10. Candy, assorted;
70 bbs. Sugar and Soda Crackers;
boxes do. do;
Hardware and HolOW-ware; Grindstones Saddlery
Boots and Shoes, general assortment. For sale by
Oct Sth ALDERMAN u RETTEN COURT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
Capt -aE Punishment.

On Friday we published a remarkably able and we'll
written communication upon the above subject, without
however, committing ourselves to its conclusions. The
experience Of some Of our States in which, after trial
Of different course the death penalty has been restored
hardly affords any practical encouragement for change
in our laws in this respect
Some of the best and wsst rulers and statesmen have
at different times advocated and actively promoted the
abolition OF this penalty but mankind generally have
found its retention necessary. We would like much to
see the time when it could safely be dispensed with but
that would be the time Of political and social millennium
which We tcar has not yet arrived
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

SALE.
A VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION situated in Bruins
N wick county, miles below the town of Wilmington,
containing SIX HUNDRED ACRES. one half of which is
tide swamp, go or 100 under bank and dch) lies
well and very rich. being mostly brake good
fire place each; Barn and Threshng Machine &c. the
premises. family Of young Negroes would be taken in
part payment. Those desous of purchasing will do well
to inspect the premises. Address Whevlle n G.
CALVIN HAYNES;
or D. PIGOTT, Wilmington, N. c.
Sept. 10, 1859. 5-tf-3tf.
Georgetown Is: CO. Pee Dee Times copy weeks and
send bill to this Office.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
LAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED themselves to-
gether in the practice of the Law in the Counties of
Biaden, Columbus Brunswick, Sampson New Hanover
Office Front street, second door South Bank of Cape
Fear, where of them always be found.
A. EMPIE Jr.,
Sept. 28.-20lm- 3m D. G. ALLEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

SUNDRIES.
IEA HHDS. OF PRIME SWEET CUBA MOLASSES;
Ie)O 500 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee;
500 kegs cut Nails, al sizes;
800 boxes soap and Candies;
200 bales crop Northern Hay
l20 barrels extra fresh caught, New River Mulets'
100 6 Portland Syrup;
$50 barrels Clarified and Refined Sugars;
1000 sacks G. A. Salt in good order For sale BY
Oct. 26th. HATHAWAY i 60.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
; He NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba, will
take place az HAVANA, on
WFDNESUA Y NOrp1nber 9Th 1859,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

-Four APPROXIMATIONS to the 600 Of $500 each Of
s400 to S5000 of scot $780, 900; of $400 to 100000
1 of $500 to 100000
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters s..
Prizes cashed at sight az per cent. discount.
Bills all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed
DON RODRIGUEZ, of City Post, Charleston S. G..
Oct 49, 1883 23S6 ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

BASKETS.
OAK AND RATTAN BASKETS, / and II bushels for
~ Farmers Market Baskets open and covered Clothes
Hampers and Baskets Fancy Basketsseveral varieties
For sale by L. B. HIGGINS & SONS,
Oct. 10th S. E. Cor. Market and Second Sts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
8 80
THE $40 DOUBLE LOCK STITCH FEA7EEy.y
SEWING MACHINES.

1000 STITCHES IN A MINUIFI
These machines warranted first class and ullv emo,
to the highest priced machines.
OBSERVE: invite all to bring any garment COARSE or
thus establishing the reputation of Machnes-be ONLY
low priced machine yet offered sewing with two threads
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

E5 The most disgusting vandalism Is
rn.dgod by The visitors TO Mt Vernon
H..i.. of persons go there with % rayaaous
appetite to despa.l che grounds They utter.
ly destroy Ae abruhhe,y, and steal everything
they can lay their bands upon. Erastu,
Brooks, one IT Che editors Of the New
York Express visited Vt Vernon rssen.,.
and says Of The crowds chat rush there
There are hardly less ,han from FORTY "a.
hundred visitors daily. Some of them come
hungry thirsty and drunk making their mn.
grimago q mere irolie aud dissipation. Tbey
roam over The plantation Hll laa. rs of prsy.
rather thar as decent Wei,coriastsd 9sople
Not long ago some oftA,sa persons. wearing
Tho soldier uniform, even went SO far as 20
endeavQr 10 s'eal ds very dinner from the
family on is way from the kitchen, ir an ad-
joining building to the dining room, ard h
became necessary 10 put it under guard
OtLers 30 iato the kitchen like So mauy hua-
cry dogs andiay Violent hands upon every.
tcg trg sri fancy
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

IT,. ,..ff.t.tfs..tofs s.,b .-,...
w., ,rs., ,rs ,.,-l Nm diem do..,
Ine' cT'i" OF lae'' stare ''' 'A usage
Ana er'Fe ni'. .''.a 'o' /" crown
WAY teiN 81 ia' VINO = t'! '3f''H'
Or clutch ai -'"'e'on 500 t'.'
H iA'l e'a 'ht '.''' ''N' on 'l' 'a'us"
400. ''
r.. en-. a.,,s- fa.,.t S;l 81, tt,. corner
Wua. halI...ls fa..6 M. t.g.m-
,rrr -..t. ....tf. s....hr
'''' 'l. ''o.as nav. ''' .''.' 10 coy.
''''
'u' .'gOs ',.
'' 10y ~.
There r. food 60 he uou from Che Iasrov
And forests that wait 70 ba hauu,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

s The grass has become SO
dry i'm some portions of Indiana,
that it catches fire from the
sparks Of the locomotives. On
the Terre Haute road, they have
cut bitches near the track, to
check the flames, and prevent
their consuming the ties Of the
road. At several places on the
Bellefontaine road, the trains
have been forced to stop and ex-
ruguish The fire.,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
e.- 4 b-.L-n en.n..m.n.i j. aLrnr. u

20" A broken engagement is always the
precursor ola cry-sis.
EH~ In these degenerate days character
j., weighed with "a "c1eh balance"
RAE S|aoig1tn is TO make s,raigbti wEile
sg1.f.u is TO make narrow.
E- A mental reservation is that which
under lbs q statement
lg The most tcuderhearteL man we ever
heard OF aas "a shoemaker, who always shut
his eyes and whist,ed wheat he ran his aw,
intoa sole.
Us5~ The young woman who "burst into
tears the other day, has been put together
again, aud is now wearing hoops to prevent
% re occurrence Of the accident,
E-5- An exchange says Congress repre-.
SCENTS "soms of the wisdom aud alto the folly
of the nation andit might have added, "a
good deal of the raseality
n There is q man in Connecticut who
has such a hatred for everything oTpertajuing
to monarchy, that he won't wear a crown to
his hat.
Dz5~ If you make love to a widow who hos
% daughter twenty years yoonge- .Lau herself.
begin by declaring that You thought they
were sisters,
G8 Has that Cookery-Book any pie.
nusr-2 suid Miss C TO a bookseller ono.
miss. 1viv. "WayI exclaimed the Young
lady. what is Che use of telling US how
to make a good dinner, if they give us no
plates2'
Eag- A lady wrote, ssking her lover 20
meet her, and added by the way Off. S, 81
am SO ashamed Of The request / have made in
this letter, that sent after the postmau to
get IT, but the servant could not oyertale
him"
cy My dear wish to goodness you'd
lay straight in bedl You've twisted the
clothes completely off me, and / am as cold
as a stone" Are you. indeed, sir2 We'll,
as Won are so very cold, get out Of bed and
roll Yourself up in the carPetH
B4y@ An irascible old geutleman was Ia
ken with sueozing in the cars lately. After
s]uoozing in the most spasmodic manner
eight times, be arrested the paroxysm for a
moment and eXtricatiug his handkerchief
he thus addressed bis nasal organ, indign,nt
by saying: 90 go ou-go ou-youll blow
your Internal brains out presently
DB~ FAwIIAs DEFINIrIoNs First class
IN natural philosophy stand up What's at.
tracion please, sir, ] know The look
that a Ola eeyed gal gives to her lover
Right sir Now tell me What inertia is
INERTIA sir, IS a desire so remain where Won
are q feeling that a piece of calico expert
eoces when leaning against Is colored velvet
yef. Right again sir C,I taenext c,.s.
d. rar h,ar-'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

h'nrtleaa Seduction.
a case of seduction has with.
IN "a day or two become "a matter
OF uotoriety, which carries with
1T some features as eoHtemptiblc
and revolving as any we have
ever heard of.
\ year or SO since lady. the
wife Of one of our prominent
clergymen, went to Virginia. ON
q visit TO some Of her old friends.
While there, a young woman
was recommended TO her as one
worthy Of her interest. and ac-
cordirgiy upon her return she
brought the young woman with
her. IIarrclativcs i'm virginia
we're respectable. and the Girl
herself was believed to be IN
every way worthy of the ccat.
deuco which the pastors good
lady reposed in her
Soon after arriving here, she
made The acquaintance OF one
Of our wealthy and prominent
business men. Struck with the
good looks and pleasing man
nsrs Of the cir. he determined
upon her run, which he at
Ieuyfb ACCOMPLISHED under the
. most solomn promises Of mar
rl1gc,
UutR within hel0-t few days
the condition of things had not
been suspected by the clergy
man stamily-they believing all
the While that bis iutentlors
we're rs he represented thcm--
honorable. The scandal IN thc
family y, as the true stateofthhgs
{ ccame knewa, can bsJjer be
imagined than described. Many
OF the facts which trauspired
relative tothc ease and which
are we'll known to the public,
are revolving beyond doscrip-
ton. and should cO0sigu TO eleru-
at im4niY flto man WHO under
The guiseof honor has pcrretra.
ted an act OF cowardly and heart
less villiauy,
'Nhn ,-,ri,ug ,,a,,4i,- ;,4.,,-tal
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

Nlists,es are often made by
personsnot business men in cal
culatiue per centage. II ii mer-
chant mfr5s his goods for sale
at retail at 80 per cent advance,
and 81 Ter cent. be afterwards
deducted from the marked price,
he sells at cost, because 335 per
cent. of eL,5Ois exactly 80 cents,
the profit marked on 81. If he
sells goods at % per cent above
cost, and deducts > per cent.
from The bill for cash, his profits
are 1S3 percent. and not twenty
per cent. as some persons at first
light would suppose. Goods
have been sometimes sold at a
loss through mistakes in per
contage.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
~. ~ cnLhusiastie and bIas.

ase An enthusiastic and BIAS
phcmous |irginian, whose IDOL
is Gov. WISE, hopes That 'if the
peopleo Of the United States do
not reward him with the Presi-.
dency, he will, at he end Of his
earthly career, be raised by the
Lord to the highest seat in the
highest heaven, and will there.
shine and sparkle in all coming
time, like The most sparkling
California gold
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

a YOUNG English lad Just
come OVER became an appren-
tjcc in a printing Office to learn
the trade. When learning the
boXe in the case. no asked the
former devil Il mischieyoas
chap by the name of George,
whore the G box was. George
pointed him to the | box. AZ
ter having studied over the
ease long enough to know all
the boxes" Of The alphabet. the
foreman asked him to go "oyer'
them, naming each letter in
each box. The juvenile John
BUR did so, and got all right
but e and ]
"Nou'Ne got those two mixed
ap,' remarked the foreman.
"WeIl,' replied John, iii
haskcd that fellow pointing to
George where HE was, and he
pointed his finger to HE'LL"
The foreman gave George a
sharp look, and he grinned sa-
tanicalIy.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

1cg A private dispatch from Carlisle, lad
annauuces the death VI Hon John a. Davis,
Of Cha, State, and Formerly speaker of the
Oui,ed States House of Representatives
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

ST. Lors, Aug ga special dispatch 20
the Democrat snys that thirteen buildings
were burned ut Cairo this morning Loss
$4,000
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

BE- serious charges against
Ward b. Burnett, Surveyor
General Of Kansas, have been
preferred at the Department of
the interior, involving personal
and official character. The See:
.retory viii order Immediate in
ycstIgatlon.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

REMEDY FOR PolsoN.-A
cheap and sure antidote for
strychujnc is about a tea cup Of
melted Iard-pretty hot. The
writer Of this has just saved the
life Of a dog that was N the last
agonies Of commissions, by this
simple remedy and can assure
the reader dat it viii be found
ciTectual every time.