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Nevada national., 1859-05-21

MARTIN THE WIsAHD. will give one of his
magical entertainments st Hamilton Hail.
this (SATuEDAY) Evening. This versatile and
accomplished necromancer, ventriloqust and
magicianis a perfect adept at his business,
and bis entertainments are every where pro-
nounced the best Of their kind ever given
in the State.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

We visited few days since. the Oriental
quartz mill, stu ated on Deer Creek. about
two miles cast Of Nevada. This mill was
erected something over year ago. and is
undeF the supervision OF Mr. 4. b. Panl, a
gentleman OF fine practical experience in
the business. They have had in use. since
the erection OF their mill one Of "ITowland's 5
Rotary Batter les. which is the only one we
believe erected in this county. Mr.. Paul
has practically demonstrated the fact. that
:. IIowland's Battery" is much superior to
any other now in use. 1t is more economi-
cal in construction. requires less motive
power, seldom needs repairing. and pulveri-
ses the ore with great facility. This Mill
is located in one of the hest quartz districts
in our county. New and valuable diseove-
ries are continually being made in Tat
neighJorhood.
Messrs Paul. johnson & Co. are now erect
ing Railroad for conveying the ore from
The quartz leads on Deer Creek. to the 0ri'
entail Mil. This road when completed. win
be over tw o miles in length and will no doubt
be a fine investment TO the proprietors I;
and will be a saving TO the miners from one
to two dollars per ton, in The transporta-
ton OF their ore.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

A beautiful Copy of the Douay Bible was
presented us by Mr.. Vim Loutzenheiser who
is now receiving direct from N. Y. by exprss
the choicest lot ofCa,holic books ever offered
for sale in this market.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

COLLINS & Cove would refer our read
ers to the advertisement Of Collins & Co., in
another column. They keep everything
known 10 the line of beds ind bedding, and
the largest stock on the Pacific coast
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

~ We understand that The lecture OF
Mr.. Briggs. on last Thursday Evening. was
well attended. aud gave general satisfaction.
Mr.. Briggs is an orator OF no ordinary abil'
iiy.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
RANCu AND STOCK FOX .,RLE.

A VALUABLE RANCH, situated on BeaF Bivrr,
II about fourteen miles from Grass Valley, viii be
sold on reasonable terms
There are forty acres OF land in wheat and the
range Is Of the BEST in the country. Fifty head
Of hogs and other stock will be sold with the Ranch
For particulars apply to i. ". Austin or to the
Editor OF this paper. s3 4.w
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
OF Missouri.

re- The Democratic Central Committee
of Nevada County. is requested TO meet NJ
The Court House. in Nevada. on Saturday
the lIih OF June, at 10 o'clock. A. ".
WX. WATT, Chairman.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Go-A heavy old fish, says the Red Bluff
Beacon, was captured near that place re-
Gently, which measured nine feet iu length,
aud weighed 226 pounds.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

SILVER MASuscEIFr.-Oid Block handed US
q silver dollar, q few days since. on which
was stamped, in Roman letters, The follow
Ing :-"Capt. John Rogers ran away from
M0ntezuma in debt. We hope Old
Block will find few more ittms Of the
game sort and send them along
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

jro- The annual meeting Of the G. v. Bible
Society will be held.sAsthe Cong. Church,
Sabbath evg, May 22d Rev. 7. Buel and 9th.
ers will deliver addresss
NJ sy;kirrOoo, secy.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Eosfon Havine Bakery For sale

The undersignd on scouut Of sickness has deter
minded to sell tho above mentioned well known and
old Established Icncern. situated in Boston Rev.
len near Grass Valley, Nevada County
For terms apply 10 CAMPBEI. & AsTIBY
Boston Keyine. a. 4,y
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

IsNASuEL CHuRcH-Divine service will be
held at this Church every Sunday at IL AN.
and J / IN. all are inyised.
II. SMEATHNAS Minister.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

AR. Louis L. Sewers is nov making
short visit to our town. Lon. has host OF
friends here as he has wherever he is known.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Hon. d. C. Troderiek delivered IN elo-
auent speech at Santa Rosa, on his biiliant
career in Congress. the speech occupies all
the blank paper in the ware house of D. S.
Lord & Co. We have the following elo-
quent extract
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

We would give further extracts but under
stand that David intends deli vering the
same speech on All the siumps in California.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

.SG- Ball will be given at Hamilton
Hall on the Fourth of July next. Partic.
ulars next week.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

.EJ- \ mysterious looking basket was left
or OFF e few days since By one Of Messis
Findley * Co.'s clerks and ufon cxamina-
tion proved TO contain several bottles of Ii
quids. which Immediately suggested TO our
mind the following quotation from Milton s
Comus:
One sin oi this
viii battle the dropping spirits in delight
Beyond the bliss OF dreams. BE
Wise and taste.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

ELOFEuESTs.-Three cases of elopement
are reported in the Weekly Patriot, publish
ed at Iowa Hill.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
MARRIED

AT Penn Valley, May 18th 1859. by the Rev II +.
Hazel, Of Auburn, rlaesi County, California. Mr..
William J. Hugunin of Grass Wiley, to Miss Eliza
Jane Shelby OF Penn valey.,.s
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

At this place on Nond.y>4s't at the Exchange
Hotel by =. W. spoaord } r., Mr J Andrews tc
Miss Cathaine Ncrousia
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
1920 20
ROAD FuND.

On the Road Fund was allowed for build
ing road from Red Dog TO Weiss Crossing
on Bear River. er................. 5000 90
For Road at Cherokee. .... 200 0G
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Proceedings of the Eonrd ofsupcrvi-
sors mt the Way Session.

Nevada May 2nd - Bond OF Aaron Davis
Public Administrator in the sum Of sl5, 900
J. Il. Warfeld A. Frazier. l.. +. Sheets and
Mr.. W. Martin suretics approved.
Accounts Of the Clerk ard Sheriff Of Iuba
County for fees in the case Of " The People
vs. Henry Plamer.n paid TO the Sheriff
Sf754 40, and 30 the Clerk GO 90.
Tuesday May 81 Order heretofore
made requiring the Auditor Of Nevada
County TO draw a warrant on the Treasurer in
favor OF Charles II. Shaw annulled and set
aside
Wednesday May 4th Tolls established
on several roads in the County. which are
private property.--G. Welton and Agrippa
Wells appointed Constables in Bridgeport
Township, rice J. B. Low and c. W. Cornell
resigned.
Accounts ALLOWED.
On General Fund -
Supervisors for mileage 4 per diem 1929 80
S. W Boring. Sheriff for Court
attendance, mileage, summoning
Jurors &c. &c. 532 CO
Rufus Shoemaker elk. Fees. 80. ljT so
Justice OF the Peace Fees ....... los IS
For Jury Fees in all Courts 49,. 1925 %
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
Special Notices.

NEvER DIsPuTG Amour TRrVLEs -Sevcr
even though you ere certain Of being in the
right The truth will cone to light sooner or
later, and then your opponent will not only
respect your wisdom, but admire your forbcar.
anco. Therefore, whenever you hear any one
disputing upon the point of Iegaliscd lotteries,
aud he denies there is any chance Of drawing
prize, let him haYe his own way but you
have the good sense to send SIO, sS, or s2t,
20 Wood Eddy Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
or 20 tue same responsible aud leyalscd 6nn,
Augusta Georgia, and you will insure your
chances for capital prize, or its proportion
Should you secure IL, your disputant will ac-
knowledge your wisdom by following your
example Wood, Eddy a Co. are the sueces-
sors Of Gregory 4 Maury. and the old estab
hshment firm OFFS. swan 4 Co. l2f.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
ORIENTAL WANDERINGS.
ARAB GRArITUpE.--Tur LIGHT OF THE
HAREM.

During successful medical career Of
more than twenty years, in the course Of
which he has visited every quarter of the
globe, il may well be supposed that Profess
sor Holloway has been the recipient Of
many distinguished marks of honor and
confidence. AS the originator of system
Of treatment which has swept over the
world With a force and rapiditv that. in
this enlightened age, are the prcrogatives
of Truth, his fame evcrywh,rc preceded
him. Even in travcrsng Arabia, some
years ago, he found that his name and dis
covercs were well known to the Shciks Of
the various tribes, and drputations of Arabs
met him at vatious points u! his journey,
soliciting the great "llakim," Uheir name
for phySirian) to visit their tents and nd
minister to the sick. At ever cncamp-
men, he WIS received with most profound
respect. which decpcucd into absolute rev.
crrnce as the ctic OF his wonderful rene
dies was Witnessed bv these children Of the
wilderness Some of his adventures among
them were quit" OF a romantic east One
Of their c'irts, a majc>tce old Bcdouin.
whose tayoritc daughter had been for years
affected with Il scrlhutc disease, was 80
carried away with rnrtu,c al h.r recovery
under Professor llo!l"way,s hands. that, in
II burst of gratitude. hr offered him half his
tlocNS and herds, if .hr Mould remain with
the tribe and h, its 5ur~: for lite.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
Obituary,

Died, after u short illness. in this District.
on the 10Th "f ApfIl, llrs IaLe Steele, con.
sort OF Cot James Steele aud laughter Of
Dnlri Enrncs, one of the early settlers Of
the WnNlmws leaving nn aflrctiunate hus
band, numerous family and many reln.
lives friends nud neghbor5 to mourn her
TO them) irrrpanbc loss
The deceased was born the 18th Sept =,
i7hs. and was ma,ried the laih April. 1903,
and was in her 72d year Of age. She was
the mother OF ~ clHIun, 26 grand chill
deen, and two great-grand cniIdren ; seven
Of her own children aud many of her grand
children preceded her Ia The immortal world
10 attempting to give n brief and impcr-
feet notice OF the deceased we are very GER
tain we shall fail 10 find language to ex
press her ennobing virtues aud the tender
and sympathetie feelings ct her heart She
was an aitectl onate and devoted wife, kind
and indulgent mother, an nnwavcrinR friend
and a humane and careful mistress. In this
last respect she might be held no as a bea
coo light to all ahOliionist None really
knew her bat loved her; none could suffer
with want around her IL sIe K new lt-eyen
~ she had II not to spare, she would divide
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
a Horrible Crime

Last. Saturday. We Ierrn Lrm H.
Wabash Qnd.) Imfg g,,gencvr.a man named
William jog VAS co.,;c,td "f tUuiaq
his o~3s ,hid Ia death, and s,u,eu,rd i
eighteen wears CO, frcm,rt in ,he r"n,-
t"';iarv. The principal wi;uc~ again>,
h,m WAS lis ljltie dan.htcr Nancy, whose
story to 'he jury is lhuo g:5ea l.: IT,. IL
te,h.ruccr
llrr I.l'c brother john. ch,lL ah,u,
tour months Old. Was quite unWrll, A.
'Gtd been - :oi some dn>-, aad Was con
<'qneml'y Itetful, aud had cried cousjd
er'|jv duuIG the night and DISTURBED
her father. Early in the morning her
father toiA Her - yet up aud make a
fire. She Cd Su-mad" the frc p,Iuci
paiIy Of brush, hecauSe there WAS no other
wood prepared. Ahcr the ire lagan to
huin, the child c.m'iuuiug TO cry and hrr.
her Etuy; NySauo rE.a4y0, ..;.u aHa,-uci
the child from It's mothers arms, tore
eSsry particle Of cio,hu. I'll 1t, and then
took IT hy one arm and one leg, aud held
II over the t:re Until it was turned in
S"vera! places to blister lie thea struck
the little sufferer two blows with his
hand, leaving uron its body the marks
OF his fingers, aud ten threw it into the
cradle or bed. His wife and daughter
Struggled TO get the child away from
him, hut We're unah!e To do So, ani when
Mrs. JOY found that he was going 20
burn the child to death, she ran out Of
tie house to prevent seeing the s,ght
aud get out Of the hearing Of the chid's
screams. JOY took down his gun and
pointing it at her Compelled hen to come
IN. lie then left the house and did not
return, AS we UNDERSTAND. for day or
two. Four days after ti.is ,,r;ihI. scene
the little suffering child died and was
buried. None bat Jov and lis wife aud
two Young daughters knew any thing
about the Gauss Of lis death. The ueiyh
boring women, who came in and assisted
to lay out the child. found it so mortified
and decayed that they could not wash it.,
or even take off the clothing upon it, Joy
tod his wife aud daughters that if they
ever said a word about it he wouil xiii
them, and they believed him, and SO
kept the horrible secret.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
The Case of the Echo.

This Interesting casr--thc United States
~. the Crew Of the Echo, apprrhcnded
about eight months ago in their attempt to
iinpor! cargo of AiricanS--hqs at length
terminated ia Charleston, and the priS ,ners,
sixteen in number. have been act Mt libcr-
ty, by virtue Of n verdict Of mot guilty
rendered by the jury in their behalf Judges
Wayne cf Georgia and Magrath Of this
State presided. Jas. Connor, D. =. District
Attorney, conducted the prosecution. and
Mrssrs. Spra IT, Gregg, BeiIinger and De
Trcyi'lr, The defence Some Of the pro-
ccedings of the trial we published i@ our
last issue and more will Oe found on the
outside # this paper. The whole is said
10 have been Characterised by grea: legal
acumcn aud forensic ability. The trial oc.
cupird upwards Of a week, and the result
wa- rs before stated.
No one, we oPPrrnend, expected differ.
ent result. A wild field was presentcd for
the display Of legal talent and eloquent and
pathetic appeals 90 a jury bnt the VhoIe
"
lives Of the prisoners were involved, was q
mere farce. Public opinion had long since
been made up, aud it 10 scarcely quesjiona.
bic, whether II jury in the South can ut this
day be found who are bold enough to
breast the tide Of popular sentiment and
convict party under the laws OF the Uni
ted States, prescribing death as the penalty
for engaging in the slave-tradc We do
not conceive 1t TO be- subject for exulta-
ton, but tbut the fact exists no one can de.
ny. No onc doubts but that the Echo pris-
oncrs were guilty of the offence Of which
they were charged, and with this plain case
as PRECEDENT, spectators and adventures
may with impunity bring as many Africans
here az he wants Of the South will allow,
and that Africans will continue to be
brought here, we now entertain but very
little doubt.
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The Election.

The election held in this City yesier.
dav WAS preceded and attended with
scenes d;sreputable 10 any community,
aud it matters not with us who may
have been TIE authors or ahct;orS of such
scenes, they ana their acts deserve the
condemnation OF every orderly member
OF society.
During the entire day Sunday-a spe
cieS of disorder amounting 10 disregard
tor the day and deceucy, was clearly
manifested 10y the assembling of crowds
about the corners and other place.
On Muu0ay morning men wee brought
to the polls lik' shcep that had been pre-
pared for the >hnmbes and marched to
the box with tickets supplied them in
public, and as mere auromatOus, thcy de
posted their vote, without any seeming
regard for the .erson for whom lhey
we're voting.
We have heard of "Bull.pehs" in Co
lambda, and djsgraceful scenes enacted Ly
those engaged in that sort Of election.
rer;ug, but, We never Witnessed anything
Of that sort.
All of the purchaSeaL,e material were
brought into the CITY from the surround
M country aud furnished quarrcrs and
board with amy quantity of bald fare, un'
I'll their votes were Deposited, when they
were turned loose upon the community,
degraded ans i9 : !ew cases drunk. an~
dIsOrl -rlv.
There is great responsibility resting
s"mew here, aud We have no douh. that it
viii he serslhy felt. for upon the heads Of
those who inauguiateh this degraded,
wrr;ched plan for obtaining votes, ought
the c"n>ures Of the respectable portion Of
society rest.
We do not know who were the parties
en.n"ci III the cuuducNwe have d,.u"un
G"d, hwt rHnrl r., 1ecrr5le cit y-ns WHO
&iim">srh ii, have rNrre>s.d tier h>ap
Ir"nauorFmericrg as it does. the repro
Na'i"m "fe' e'rry good Sijz. n.
We iIE oke the Al! Of ia" Legislature
T." Suppress The evi! hy ,akn. rn'r their
own hands ine election "f Surr!f. Ordi
nar, and similar elections, L. mdrr to
hrr"k ~ tn cor ,nrir.. .G.iucuc,> w.Irc,
are hronGlr to bear upon an i.roranl
'ni degraded p"rr,."" "f ID" u"ur e., ~
such elections CoiumJu Buiictjn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
WARxEn TO LEAyg.--The Texas "a

WARNED TO LEAyE.--The Texas pa
pcrs, says the Mobile Register, give the
particulars # the proceedings OF several
meetings recently held IL Fann;n comfy.
FOR the purpose OF taking measures to
cxpel the membrrs Of the Methodist
Church North, who are accused Of being
pbolitinnists. I one meeting. p commit
tee Of fifty was appointed to wait on
Bishop Jayne with warning. Theg per
formed their duty on n Sunday, while
the bishop WAS engaged in the morning
service IN the church It was also re-oI.
we'd that the Methodist church North
could not be- tolerated III Texas, aud that
II must lac pmt down i necessary. A
committee Was also appointed To draft
other resolutions. Ia be acted upon at AN
adjournment meeting.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

SIGNS or RErURNING PHospERIrY.-
The NATIONAL MtciHgenccr, under the
above hea4as. makes the following
statement
"'rhe receipts at the New York Cns
tom House for the three months ending
on the lsr utjmo, are stated at ahou,
$lO,3UO,OOO, which, with the revenue
collected AT other porrs, " i'll furnish, it is
brIe'ed al @gG'egnle amount not much,
if at all. below $l5 100000. The expcc
la''ors of Mr. Secretary Cuib, under this
bead, herng 80 rear7 renI,1. q AS 20 re-.
lere the Treasury from any unexpected
pressure, II Is represented hat with The
aS>lstanc" atfordrd hv the re- Issue q! she
Treasury hO'e>, and N he absence 0. .ne
den ands whiah the Pos, Otlicc Jer.rt
n,rnt would have made if the regular ap
proprat on hill for th,S branch OF the
public service had not failed, The Sccrela
y Of The Treas y has 10 rrn.on 10 ap
prchrnd any emharrass nent during the
interval eE'eudEg from The present time
to The next annua' meeting -! Congress
This lntelhgencG we are sure viii lie rs
gratifying TO the country as the results
themselves, Which promise to verify his
calculations, must doubtless be welcome
TO Mr.. Secretary Cobh."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

An Gun FAsmoNED MorHER.- All,
how much meaning Is composed IN rhat
simple expression, He oil .tashianed n:oh
er 1t carries our tnonghs back to
those women whose iuflirnce was pure
and elevalIng, who taught their daughu
ers TO render themselves blessings To
society by their goodness, their diligence,
and Their useful knowledge. We think
Of the lolty heroi3m, ihe have endurance,
the Thousand virtues they inculcate | and
sigh at the contrast between The past and
?reseut. How few modern mothers On
dersIand or perform their duty in ualn
ing their children. A smattering Of this.
that and The other, is considered quite
sufficient education, and to show oil to
advantage is made the great siG, Of ife
No wonder there Sre so many desolate
firesides, so many unhappy wives, so
many drinking gambling husbands,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

FARMERS BANK OF ELIzApEYH Cry

FARMERS BANK OF ELIZARETH Cry
We learn from the Charlotte Democrat that
this institution, the bills of which have
been for u long time below par, has been
of Directors has been elected. 1t is stated
that funds are provided for the redemption
of the pl, sent circulation. The Greensbo.
ro' Times says that the Bank now stands
upon = foundation as good as any in the
State
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

SMALL Pox. The Winn.boro' Register,
referring to the case which made its ap
peaUuce in that tow u some two weeks
since, says
"With ordinary providence and pruden-
tiol action, which ail appear rightly to be
willing 10 exert, we can reasonably expect
a restriction to its present locality.
ITO day is the thirteenth or fourteenth
day aud 10 new cases. The original pa
ten. We hope soon to report eonvalescent.
lie is doing WE'LL"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27
4 CHrrp JrsrIce IN Wmrr G,ovrs

4 CHIEP JUsrICg IN WHITE GLOVES.
( hlet Jusrirc Robinson opened court
at Toronto last Mjndav, aud said to the
Grand Jury, that it CAV him groa. pleas
ure to announce that, instead Of tie usual
calendar of criminal indictments, the
sheriff had presented Inn with par Of
white gloves, signifying, according To an
old English custom, that there were no
prisoners to he brought before the present
Assizes. Ii is the first occurrence Of ths
kind in that court for 81 years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

NOBLE LAwyER-A short time ago n
gentleman in England, worth 100000 was
indignant with his daughter, an only child
for marrying. He disnheritcd her, and left
the whole property to his attorney and 9TH
er gentlemen. His attorney went to his
col"gatees, got them to sign their claims
over to him, and then paid the whole cIo.-
600 to his daughter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

RECRvuJ FOR CUBN-We lcmn .hni
a recruiting agent is in our city getting
up men for the Cuban imbroglia. 1t
>ecms 10 Us 'rom the l.hls before w., 10
h" Il f"rIurn hope-hut If the righ, re
crurtS are enlisted It will lie oi advantage
I" cur ci,y whether the cause nG freedom
iu Cuba is successful or not We need a
war To remove the "camkers Of calm
world aud long peace We learn rhn:
number o' worthy vopng men in town
are inclined To trv thcj; C,rruuas in tie
Cuban refolu,iou Ne wish them :hc
D:r.Lt reward that their bravery desrrves.
but We cannot fDrhrar to caution them
against being blinded 10y the false hopes
Of enthusiasts, or the selfish schemes of
amtiriou' aud designing leaders. Re-
member the fate Of Lope; and CrittenJen
and tier fifty brave companions.
augusta LiSpdiek.
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TIE MARK ELS.

COLUMBIA, APRm -.
We have no change to report in the cot.
ton market for yesterday. The sales were
very Iighi-oniy Is bales sold, At &. to
i2tG.
Mobile, April 30.
Sales Of 1900 bales Cotton this day, tho
market closing unchanged. The news b..
the Arabian produced no effect
Nav ORLEANS, April 81.
Sales Of 1900 bales o: Cotton this day.
Middling at 1T l2sc. The market clos,
cd quiet
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

Fatal AcCIDENr.-We have been in
formed, at rather late dav, Of a fatal
accident at Tunnel lI.ll. On the 24:h
ult., two men, John hughes n citizen of
the district, aud Hugh haney, an Irish
men, were instantly killed. 1t appears
that portions of the fixture and earth at
The top Of Shaft No. 8 gave way, falling
on these persons, with The above unfor'
,unate result.-Pickens Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

Mas. SICKLEs' CoNFEssIoN -- The ropor.
ters are requested on the part of Mr.. S!rk
les to state that he deeply regrsIs, for
many reasons, but particularly for tire
sake of MS cnId. who must one dag read
the record Of ber mothers shane, that
the confession Of Mrs. Sickles was pun
lished. The publication was contrary to
his wishes, and i it bad been within his
power he would have suppressed it. As.
however, the confession was eht,ely With
in his control, It is difficult to understand
how his counsel were permitted, without
ais consent, TO make use Of it.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-27

TIE WFrAT CH"r IN NoRTH CAROLINA.
The Cher,w Gazette saws: "Tl.r wheat
crop in several counties pissed through on
eur recent visit, i remarkably fine aud as
yet c.tirrIy uuinjnrrd by the frost, From
other =Cc'I"n~ "I the State, Ne lua5T from
oar exchanges that the crop i equally
promising. As "rrtcr hrrahth has gen.
r-ar.v been seeded down than usual. q
largely increased crop is anticipated