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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
FROM tho Wytheville Telegraph.

From tho Wytheville Telegraph
Copper Furnace in Carroll County. Va.
1t affords IS much pleasure to be able TO nu-
n"uuce TINT a better day seems. nt last, To bc dnw-
ming upon our ncighbors, who nre engaged in cop
per mining operations in Carroll aud the adlo
Ing Counties. Tho pecuniary disasters of tho last
two years have pressed upon ihem with peculiar
hcavincss: hut now thut trade is rcviying and mo
ncy matters becoming more easy. it is believed
tlmt II GOOD time is coming for this important
interest.
4 Accompany has recently been formed in lIalti-
Eotc for the purpose ut smelling copper IN tar-
roll II has large capital and much experience;
and nj ils hca1 gentleman named Mckim. one
of "a firm that has long been engaged in the man
ulacture of copper in Baltimore. They thorough
" examined the whole ground before commcn-
eng the work; and beng fully satisfied Of the nd-
yantu,,e of the undertaking they have purchased
II site near the Cranberry mines. in the centre OF
tho copper region of Carroll, and now have largo
force III work preparing the necessary buildings
and fixtures for their business. Tho immediate
management of the work have been entrusted to
Col. Ira i. coltraue of Carroll ii mnchinist,
whose well known experience, energy nnd SKILL
peculiarly tit him for the undertaking. We
learn that h" has made arrangements within the
last iav day - as to forward the work to compile
tiou aud prepare them for smelling operations in
tho coming summer.
We learn that this company has already con-
tractcl with dilercnt mining companies for some
touy H'oHsaHd toms per rdnnam Of copper ore; and
that, believing even this large supply insufficient
to meet ihcirwhnts, they still desire to make more
contracts. The caoct Of this great demand is nl-
ready apparent. Some Of the mining companies
are preparing to enlarge their operations, and tho
effect mu>, be To greatly enhance the value of tho
vast mineral deposits found among the hills Of
Gnrrull
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

r IGHT FOR THE PEOPLE.--I have jus,
" received q supply of PURE KEROSENE or CAMEL
COAL OIL. Thoee would like to have brilliant and
cheap light will please call and he supplied Also supply
march i7dts JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

JOHNSON, YOUNGER ~ OTEN, lS Pcnrl
- Street. between Main aud Cary, RICHMOND Va lave
hand and offer for sale
1000 bags kio Lsguyra and Java Coffee
- bags Mocha do
200 sides good an damaged sole Leather;
800 boxes Adamsntine Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
l15 hoxes Fancy do
1870 kegs Old ID mnion Nails
100 barrels n. q. Moiasses;
lahogsheads Cuba Molasscs;
sd N o. Sugar.
100 barrels extra C. Sugar;
40 do low grades Sugar;
25 do granulated Sugar;
so d. ground Sugar;
7a patent cut LOAF Sugar;
80 baires crushed Sugar.
5ukcgs Snla;
100 boxes Fren,h Window Glass;
100 kits No Mackertl;
80 ba rels No lIrrrings
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides fn assortment o GROCERIES, well ~ srr-'
and well selected siock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LQI ORS We also Agents for the best brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which viii sell
low march 81 dts Rep. cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

Great Reduction im Charges Goods fro tho
North. via kirhmoWd aud JuInes River
Il kMnnwhU CnnnI, to g.y g.yurhbmr.,
thcncr by RnilrOnd TO the
SOufh-W West.
fNIIANTFUL TO friends and the public for their very h
erai patronage. would respectfully nfrm them, that
nwng to the large Increase of business
former reduction, have determined To reduce charges
General Mrchdndse such Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats
Caps &c only 25 per 100 pounds which Include. alt
expenses from The Wharvcs at Richmond to the Landings
Depot Al Lynchburg.
Produce forwarded at low rates,
SY For special rates, see circular.
ALFRED s. LEE,
For1dyding and Commission Merchant,
jan 27-dts On the Dock. Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

Thank fu for share Of the public patronage for
The last sx years pleasure in informing friends
tha, We were MN P2EMIu MS different TOOLS
at our late We better prepared than ever to
h,rp;sb Tools and have a lot of premium Tools
hand We worica particular attenti to our Threshing
Machines Corn Shelters Cutters heat Fans, Cahoos
broad Cast Sow ing Machine Wheat Drills Bickford ilo
mans and Others Steel and Cast iows. old and improved
plows and Points Peakskl Plows and Points Ali
we ask call to sale one In want Of Tools in
line. WHfTTEMORE O. JOSLiN,
march l.ds Proprietors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

How THE BEAN CLIMBS THE PoLE.-Professor
Brewer, of Washington College lPa.) communl-
Gates to the American Journal Of Science and Arts
the result Of some experiments made by him on
climbing vines-the hop. the Lima bean, and the
morning-gory. He finds that they will climb o
round q transparent glass pipe just well as any
thing else, and that they are most ardent In their
embraces whom the pole is warmer than The sur
rounding air. During the day the zine is attract
ed towards the light. but at night especially esn
cool nights it turns TO the polo. He learned also
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

4 FEW bbls. Of thnt superior Family Flour,
"A made by Mr. Patterson at his Shepherds Dale Mills i'll
store and for sale at Ifeb 4dis.l J. W. & r. HOLTS.
VXyE will pay the highest cash price for w ooi
w in large or small quantities.
NOWLlN e. MURRELL.
Qdt f.ync Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
LYNCHBURG, WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20,
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

G. r.. = II T. /. j. s.,
SUCCESSOR TO W. n. MusBYi
Auctioneer g. Commission Merchant
MAIN STREET, LYNCH ia Rs,SA.
DARr1CULAR attention given the sale vi every dtser
ton of Merchandise, Furniture Negroes Real t,sa'"
tV Trustees ami Administrators sacs attended IN tue
eiyDr part of country tho most favorable terms
~ Ddly
BRYAN AKERS.
Auctioneer Il Commission Merchant,
nain street, lHNCnnl nG. VA.
DARTlttIAR attention given T. the sale Of every cescrp
tion of Merchandise Furniture Negroes and Real Isia'o
Trustees Administrator sales attended TO III the cy
and country. on the most favorable tcrms.
n. B-Smal commission and quick returns
eh ls.dis H. A.
MENTAL GARD.-Anc cWuruf- Mrss5ssA
IL tatien With many Of the uadng Dentists Np3$XHXXA
this country the subject o extracting ~lllIYly
teeth hy the aid oi electricity, which mode is IA
the o the profession ahd nav
ing yscif given satisfactory trial o several weeks
have concluded 10 adopt Il In my rraeilc" x
jysts RobERf EAhh,.
SAMUEL. \. BOYD,
HAS removed again to hi. Main Street after
III having dcd mp In splrud s,lr aud hlicd With the
attractive and elegant assortment OF 1thS, CoN
fErTluNERN. FANCY GOODS, FRUITS, &c, Sc hi'
articles all new aud constitute the most extensive as'of
of NOTIONS tor III" children and delenccs tor me w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

A SALESMAN Wanted 30 cso-
"A ploy, for the ensuing year. good and popular DRY
GOOD 9ALESMAN, of character. None need apply, who
well recommended for industry sobrey and in
alaru Idec 2l.dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

y H. There are rany ignorant and worthless Quacks
u Using Physlcians, and copying DR. JOHN
sToSs advertisements. Meadss Boot Blacks, Lamp Trim
mrs &c. Tnitry Cont1nL Imdors, whose lives instead
If at of Medicine have been spent in the
mos, Uepa Cdrarity styling themselves Regularly Eau
o,,d Imposing npon the inexperienced and unsus
ne, ting trng it'll running The health of all unfortunate
iy falling thar that Dr. Johnston deems necessary
thai liz credentials diplomas always hang In his Office
HIS KENEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown to
I'll oilerA Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
In Europe and hefrst in this country and more eN'eis"e
nractic than any other ph yaieian in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

SecV YER SEED just received We regard it an extra
fine lot, free from pplo and other impurities and think
wouid find 10 their interest to call and examine
IL before buying elsewhere IRBY e. SAUNDERS.
F. S-We have store Timothy Orchard Grass Blue
Grass and Evergreen SEED. liam 90 dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

<AN con ~ "a mens, scost a. Dyerliss' celebrated
f.b iys W. A. J. r. HOLT'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

e4n. arc stcy cured full vior restored. thousands
=. II ,osi erv1as lelnted who had lost all hopeha
l., eli in Immediately relieved All Impediment 10 Marriage
pl,ystal or Mental Disqualification. Nervous lrtahiiiy
Tsabings aud Weakness exhaustion OF the most fearful
\ l, me, oily cured by Doctor johnston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

HDURE COAG. Oh 1--we have o hand a large
lot of PURE COAL OIL, which warrant to liz OF tho
best quality len color from m" burns clear and
bright and does smoke. have made such arrange
rcfners will full ppy at nil times
with that they will get
pure article For sale by
march - dts J. II. THOMPSON co.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

DEMOCRACY IL AsHEs.-The Washington Un-
ion is equally explicit as its neighbor the States,
in affirming the non existence Of a Democratic
party at Washington. The Government organ
says: "At crisis when it has become apparent
that there Is no Democratic party in Washiny-
ton or among lie epoiitit ians, 1t is gratifying to
see it sprngng up again in the States, among
the peo .le like another phoenix from its ashes {"
The resurrection, i'll this case, Is truly phenix-
Iike-sn imposlure, with which only very cred-
ulous people Can be humbugged.
Mr. John La Mountain, the aronaut, is busily
engaged in Troy, n. Y, in manufacturing the
great balloon with which he proposes to
cross the Atlantic The trial trip will be made
next May, from Chicago. when Mr.. La u. will
try thousand miles or SO Of lake before he
attempts the ocean.
The St. Louis Democrat says man supposed
to be the murderer OF Geo. E. Miller, the Bank
Teller in jackson, Temp, was on the 23d inst.
arrested on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad, and
that when searched large amount OF gold and
bank notes were found on his person.
A BAD BsGISNING.-A gentleman started
yesterday Tor Pixies Peak with small house on
wheels. He thought himself fully equipped
against all dangers. but unfortunately broke
down before he reached the top Of The
bluffs. Such an accident at the commencement
Of q journey looks rather unpropitious.-l
export News.
The Iowa Democrat gives description of the
first session OF the District Court, at Sigourney,
Keokuk County. The temple of Justice was a
shed made'of poles and brush, and The Clerks
office was q log hut, few feet distant. Hon.
Joseph Williams was Judge, and s. A. James,
Clerk. There was but one building (the Clerks
ofiice) in the town, and not . female in tie
place. We wish Ne had lived there.
The Boston American Tract Society which
publishes anti slavery works, has established an
office In New York, the location Of the Ameri.
can Tract Society which doesn't.
The Fort Dodge Ssntinsl mentions that .
large wOolen factory 10 noV II process oI cree.
sion ~ sweds Psint, in Boens cosnty. Is viii
probably bs complesedths Lass of tAis season.
This will Be . great eueossagemsnt - ths farm.
ers In all she wide regi0a around, alrsady 40
mach engaged in wool growing, and 90 well
adapted tor the business.
A Frsnchnsn being troubled With the gout,
VS. asked what difference there vas between
that and the rheumAtisn. One very great
difference" replied Monsieur, " supposs you
take one vice, pnt your auger Ia, you turn The
tesev tsal yOu can bear itzd0 longer-das 10 the
shsunatism; den 'sposs you give him one turn
nsrs-das y the gout."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

sN- The man koob, who was arrested on
Saturday for rape, attempted suicide, in Jail, on
Monday night. He frst hung himself, but the
handkerchief which be used broke. He then
took lit is supposedly dose Of strychnine. The
County Physician, DR.. Harvey, was called in,
and made all efforts to resist the course Of the
poison. At last accounts, the prisoner was ex-
pected to recover. 1t is supposed that he OBJ
tanned the strychnins at hts shop, whittier he
went with the Sheriff TO get shaving materials
before he went to Jail. He has waived . pre- ;
linary examination, aAd now awaits the action
OF the Grand Jury.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

n Orr ss0a snsS SPKAK--rhe loss City Repah-F
lieAl glvrs isst ot yety ssssA sisisrss II lAet V
place aud vicinity who are prspAridg 70 depart
ios Psks's Peak.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

DISTRESSING AFFAIR-A BRIDE AND OTHERS
FATALLY BUkNED.-By passengers from Leba-
non we learn Of most distressing affair which
occurred near that place yesterday. Miss Su
san ShucK, daughter Of John Shuck, ESQ, was
to have been married to Mr.. } ohm Thomas at
IL o'clock. But few minutes prior to the
time the ceremony was to be performed, her
dress accidentally caught on fire, and the we'd
ding dress, which Of thin material, was in
sstantly in blaze, and the young lady was ia
tally burned. Her sister, Mrs. Burr Harrison,
in her efforts to save her, fred her own dress,
aud was perhaps even more severely burned ~
There is but little hope of her recovery it is
feared Mr.. Shuck and other members of the
family, who also tried to relieve the young lady
from her perilOus situation, were burned, but
not seriously. The scene was terrifying beyond
the expression Of language.
The bride was badly burnt from the waist up,
and the hair burned from her head. After her
wounds we're dressed, aud while she lay upnn
her coach, suffering the intensest agony, the
marriage ceremony was performed.
Rooms had been prepared at the National
Hotel in this city, for the bridal party, and they
were to leave by the evening train.-[ Louisville
Courier, %.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

va vert Wat~sssh ssd Absena went
B.,,,' Fessd end brought bsioss Jus
} p..e. .s''s'dsy. charged with disturbing
sss h u aups, at the Public School
~, IA 'a ~ oariissssa. Ab.sna, Who, il
~ "a asss Ashaias. PES sssd 50
~ - 'ss.-shiis Aibsrs, sho liA he
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

Christopher Martin and his wife, Irish, qnar.
relied In New York, and he threw her ont OF
fourth story window. She was taken 20 the hos-
p'tAl. aad he . Jsi'. 20 ses Il she Survives
,,,i rs. Stove viii vis, PARIS In October in,erd..
ing Il Ia said. TO place Lsr Uhidrsa 81 school 10
that city.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

y -, Acc,prss At foRr DoDoE.-Ws
-. -. vss Doses Sentinel Of the 10th,
-, oo yriS.y, the 18th, three men we're buried
.,,,. \ |. vell which ~as ,beiOG dug on the
c.u,, House grounds In that place. Their
-.,e yoseph Gsandidier, Andrew Whee-
,...,s yohs n. Nolan. They we're all from
v,;,stId, IN this State. The first two we're en-
,.,.d in digging the well when the earth caved
-, them. and the last went down 70 their
...,...,oe The following are the circumstances:
a., nine o'clock Yesterday A. n, the work
ss..ceA on the Court House we're startled
=" .. -. -, of belp, from we'll that was being
=. ". a., rs., sy on The Court House grounds. On
sea~ .ss;,r "a the spot il was found that the
r..s "a c,ved in with such force as to crush
49, e,rbine. and bad buried two men beneath.
~, "a ~, nsn that reached the spot was ell
,s, h.;rrd man fstouc cutter) named John
rs,,;uer yolsu, who Immediately descended
~. .;palass rope to render all assistance that
,rIsb, be in his power. He was shortly fol-
i.sed by Mr.. H. CrAmer, with like intention,
ytep a second crash closed the pieces Of curb
iur around Nolan's body, just leaving his head
.pd shoulders above, aad allowing but very |
usrres escape for Ar. Cramer, who Immediately |
,sceSded 10 the top.
A, that time they we're all alive, and their |
,ciees could be heard even At the top of the |
seI.
Nolan PRAYED TO have the board sawed of that |
vs pressing 20 hard on his chest, while those |
sow begged them to dcsist, as the severing OF |
lai board would let the earth on them and
,sse certain death.
By this time probably two hundred men we're
D The ground, and the greatest confusion pre-
,iled. Every one had suggestion to make,
ui none were acted upon, until the voices from
dos had ceased, and the gray head Of the old
,ar, which was visible from above, was meekly
csed in death.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

uorsK prvIpKp AsAISsr ITSELF, &C.
r.,s /. no, q single question Of importance
.h;ch the Democsssis party 10 united
" -. /. is divided upon the tariff, the
r,v.rrneu, Of the territories and a. logger
"a. :, the nieger question generally. 1t vas
,.-,a.a unoo the admission Of Oregon. and even
~. cah.n sllibusser hunbug viii b saabls
!. = :. ,,.asss 70 unite cordially. he Dsno-
-. n.r,, is nov totally "demoralised," 70
=. n. language Of the Nes York Herald. and
40 p,~ibilisy Of iss again uniting until
..u ..,. been thoroughly beaten In 1860.
: - -, .suredly viii be. BY the election to
!, p,..,s.pe, Of sound Republican.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

The Directors Of the State Bank met In Iowa
City on Wsdaesdsy last JoHn A CAssOs, Of
Dss AOines, appeared in place Of HoYr EaEAn-
MAE. resisned; and B. y. ALLEN, in place Of P.
n. CASSIDY, from the Dss Aoines Branch. An
application Tor Branch At Lyons was granted.
Committees were appointed % report on sppli.
cations fos Branches a Burlingtoa end Wash.
iugtoa. A A,plisAsiop Iron Fort Nadissa
vas rejesssa % sceesnt Of iniesnslity.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

A MAN DROWNED IN THE MIssIssIPPI-The
Galena Advertiser states that on the 22d inst
q man and his wife named Gnsback, German,
had come from Tete Des Morts, on the west
side OF the Mississippi, to Galena, for the pnr-
pose of gettnga letter from the Post Office,
which contained a remittance from Germany
Having obtained the letter and money, and
made few necessary purchases the two start
ed tor home as they came, on foot, about one
o'coek, p. m. In crossing the Mississippi on
the ice, both broke through. The husband
soon sunk, and was drowned. The wife caught
the ice, and In an almost exhausted state, was
rescued. The man had his money in his pock-
ct. about fifty dollars, when be Hent down. We
learn that lie leaves q family Of children at Tete
des Morts. II is not often we hear OF SO painful
q case viewed in all lie relations, as this.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

tN- Mr.. BeI j.min Mcdonald, Of Hampshire
county, Va, sdvertises Robert Carlisle. who,
leaving wife and eight children, has elopsd
with his. McDonaid's wife Ruth, aud gone 70
parts unknown. Carlisle is forty years Of age,
five lee, Ten inches high, black hair aud wbis.
kers, with bad looking phiz. The erring Ruth
10 thirty ysars old, black hair and eyes, thin lips
and sharp nooe.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08


The Lyons Mirror Of last Thursday says that
on Tuesday about o'clock, an excitement Was
produced in the streets Of that town by the an
nouncemen, that man Was floating down the
river on piece Of ice The report, which
proved true, soon attracted large number OF
people to the lcyee. A boat was immediately
procured, and men from the shore put out TO
rescue The lonely mariner from his pe.ilous sit-
ustion. After much labor they succeeded IN
making their way through the 6oating ice, aud
took t6s stranger from bis frail craft. He sta
ted that be wss crossing the slough from the ~
land some Eve miles above. when the Zoe broke
up and started Oh, carrying him down the river
q the sescuses found him. a
Certain Individuals who did NOS dass 70 stay
at Spirit Lake this winter, thFeugh fear Of Tie.
indiana wing innnitely lees courage than
many Of the pioneer mothers and daughters,
Who have remained at Spirit Lake--hAvs gone
up and deSa The State, dspsecating the folly Of
kesping ah asme6 force on the fftntier HAD
oil The ssrsalsss l0Iowed fksir exsmple, there
csssetnly vosi1 have 6eeussAson snd pertinesoe.
ia tAaiG eokeaeoious. . 1As sDeb9que 6sa a06
6tate Journal may put this fact 10 thsts ptp0.
aaa Snoks it'll Hamilton IoWs) Freeman.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

The Anamosa Eureka says that notwithstand-
ing the fact that there are already nine regular
members Of the legal profession in that place,
and two or three students undergoing the ''har-
dening process" the citizens are generally up
right and honest! Miraculous preservation!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

washington, req. 2S.
The examination concerning the killing OF
MT. Key does not take place to- day as was an
ticipated. Mr. Sickles has retained as counsel
Mr.. Stanton, Of Pittsburg, Mr.. Chilron, Mr.. Rat
chile aud report says others, including David
Paul Brown. Through the Intervention OF q
friend Mr. Sickies has consented that for the
present Mrs. Sickes and their child shall remain
with her mother, who has been telegraphsd aud
who is expected TO arrive here tonight. The
jail was 70 day visited oy many OF Mr. Sickles'
friends. Numerous rumors are afoaI concsrn-
ing all the parties, having the effect to avate
the facts already painfully distie essing and many
of The reports are pure fiction.
Muel interest Is manifested with regard to
the organization OF tue next House il vlew oi
the present probability Of ~ extra session. Sew
erai gentlemen oi the Opposition are spoken OF
ior the various Offices, aud prominsnt smong
them Edward Ball, al ex-member irom Quo,
who is nov here, is named for clerk.
The Naval Bill which passed the
House proposed - it MAS originally re-
Ported, 10 appropriate about ten aud . hall mil
hons, bus II Was cut down 10 ti,c sxIent Ut tso
and quarter mllisns. IIappropIiates t674. .UuO
Tor the cOn ,ieti0n of the seven new sioops OF
war AID slds wheel steamers heretofore author
lxad. r
Mr.. Siekles will remain IN prison until Non.
dsy, when his case will 20 before the Grand
dary. His counsel Oelirses ham entitled 10 .
habeas corpus. bat lhs Application will bring up
the entire case, including she psvvocauOn. Nrs.
Ssckles admits " Z clergyman who Visited her
thas her confession Il correct In ail paitiruiara
enr, Keys funeral ~ifl take place % morrow
tTss.dAy) .s'sAssAf ~ y
The members Of The Bar met To-day and pas
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

Boston, March 2
Wm. Shute and wife. Alouzo Saute, and D.
A. Palmer, we're arrested on Monday morning
. York County, Me-. Tor lottery swinl.inr.
They we're taken to Ne~baryport, Mass, and
held TO bail in 5000 each, Tor examination.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC.

~, >, AZ ~, - =. =
MemPng, April l9.--Ihe Overland mail
OF tne Zotn UT, has arrived. Markets at
gan francesca generally unchanged. The
s Seate d Is hourishing; there is upwards Of
Soo0Voo IN the Treasury. Mining in
nassenmnrs a ranor, i1 ,h % ,usoraCle me
Of n;ne ,ers,,,s Inv H. %odda , u, II iali'iiy
~, ,;n;d;,,, ~ C ~ my C Saeo ihuiaifs In
'''",' VI co.pei amp he~as'
oavannah, April i9.-Sales OF cotton to-
day ~ bales, The market is quiet, and