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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
DOMAIN 4 co,

UUNNAN ~ OU'i
Commission Merchants,
sHOCR0E SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia.,
CONTINUE to give particular attention 70 the Saeof Tooaeeo
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, consignment
(which are respectfully solicited laSt-dym
AS NJ GOGGIN D. O. TRADER, w. L. HOLT
Formerly Of Virginia. Memphis. Formerly Of virginia
GOGGEN, TRADER q HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GrOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
9 ON no ; ion M err n a II Us,
willy Memphis. Tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
Letter from Adah Isaacs Menkeu, Claiming
to be the Wife of John Q. Neenan.

srAswlx HAIL, Albany, N. Y, Jan. %.
Geo. Wilkes, Esq.:-Presuming you to be re-
sponsbe for every line that appears in the columns
Of Wilkes Spirit, permit me as one deeply ag-
greved, to address myself to you.
In your last issue, bearing date Saturday Jan.
49, there il article copied from the N. Y. Tribune,
stating the well-knoWn fact of my being the wife
Of John G. Heenan. OF this have nothing to com
plain; on the contrary, am proud and happy to
be known as the wife Of the bravest man in the
world But you or your !" Itemizer u took the I'M
authorized liberty of adding: This is incorrect.
Heenan is not married.
have no right to suppose, nor do wish to, that
malice prompted these words, as daggers to stab
the reputation of the wife of man for whom you
have repeatedly expressed the warmest and most
disinterested friendship. | can only suppose, and
hope, it to be a nistake perhaps slight mis-
take y to you, but a bitter, heartrending one TO
her whose earnest toiling life locks up to the Good
and True to bless that inner life--the conscience
and to be worthy Of the brave and noble man
whose name she bears.
Remember that woman's reputation is like the
cameIia, wound it with single touch, and you
can never recall its bloomi
Now, for the sake of your mother and sisters.
and for your own sake God send that you have both
for through their purity and gentle niuencewe look
for the grand and noble results of all that is good
in mans nature-for their sakes, beg that you will
do me and John G. Heenan the justice to correct
this grieyous mistake, which has caused me the
deepest trouble. Yours very respectfully,
ADAH ISAAGS MENKEN HEENAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
NeD OrIsaus DaiIp Grsstsnt.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY By THE MAILS.
Refuses to Testify.

Mr. Thaddeus Hyatt, President Of the " Natfona
Kansas Cois,mittee," was expected to appear be
fore the Harplrfs Ferry Investigating Committee
on the I'd instaGt. He has, however, protested
against the legality and power Of the committee,
as will be seen by the annexed letter, addressed
to the Hon. James NJ. Mason, its chairman, which
we find in the New York papers:
NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. 2s.-Sir-I am in re.
ceipt Of the summons Of your committee, and shall
comply with your acquisitions 20 the extent of pre-
st'nting myself before your honorable body at the
appointed hoHF. But-and mean no disrespect to
iyOnr committee, to the chairman. nor to the hon.
cradle Senate, by whose act the committee has an
sxistence--I shall not answer fts iuserrogatores.
hs citizen Of the Republic, faithful TO its trad
items ~ genius and ifs laws, protest against the
inq1sit.,rial character Of tribunal that, in the
exercise Of its merely normal functions sinks and
degfSdes its witnesses into = nf0nhera.1 Powers
such Is those with which yoar committee have been
clothed by the hasty action of the honorable SEN
ate are not incident to q Government organized as
is ours, With leaned and competent Judiciary,
nor do find in the Constitution any warrant For
their exercise by your honsrai,ie committee
neither do see that, until it shall have been made
apparent, the judiciary branch OF our Government
is impotent to reach and punish the specag crimes
aimed at by HE Senate.
BY the resolution which gave birth to your com
mittee it will be in order for any committee to
make inguisition with view to further legislation
against Interstate or other conspiracies against
Government Holding to tile Constitution, ana u
the mmunities and privileges of citizens protected
by its safeguards, feel bound in duty well to
the public as to myself to ignore as ustrpatioi,s,
the exercise of unconstitutional powers IN matter
SO grave and far-reachng as the present. Unre-
buked Entertainments of power to-day become the
precedents Of tyranny tomorrow. Not, therefore,
because of dsrespect to your honorable commit |
tee, and not of contempt for the honorable Senate
but because of loyalty to the Constitution and to
the people, do / here and now and in this wise
protest against and refuse to be obedient to the
power of the committee.
Respectfully, Your ohedsnt servant
TaADDEI5H HYATT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

A STRANGE DIsEAsE.-A gentleman states that
he has for q long time had favorte dog in his
family, which recently seemed to be troubled with
an Itching in one of the toes. It commenced
bare to the bone The gentleman then 1nuzzied
it, and bound up the wounded foot. The next
morning he visited the patient and found that dur
ing the night it got rid Of the muzzle, and had
gnawed off its leg some three inches from the foot
1t was covered with blood, and presented most
shocking appearance. He humaney relieved its
misery by putting it to death.
dubuque Qowa) Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

The WHEAT CRoP.-In Bedford county farmers
assure US not more than half crop will be made
if that, Some fields are entirely barren, owing to-
the heavy freezes [Shelbyville (Tenn.) ENpositor.
Many fields that were believed to have been en-
trey destroyed by the severe cold weather are
beginning to show some signs Of life and promise.
ATHENS (Tenn.1 Post.
are Te mae nned f BY he eod
seem not to be injured, while few are almost en-
tirely killed. The wheat sown in the dry season.,
days before the rain set in, has suffered most.
In consequence of the uncertain prospect. the
price of flour is extremely high. Madison lGa.l
Visitor, LIST.
We learn from private source that the wheat
cad ,yaatba Nav farronrs ~ ~
fields formerly soWn in wheat SO destructive was
the frost. In some localities second planting will
yield good crop. columbus (Ga.) Times, LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
Mrs. c. SYMoNDs,
Cincinnnti O., Feb, TO- 1857. ia Third street.

WELLINGTON. Mo-, Dec. 5. 1857.
Prof. Wood-near Sir By the advice of a friend OF mine
who had been sg Hair Restorative induced TO
IT, had the fever time last May and nearly every hair
in my head out Now my hair has in great deal
thicker than il Nothing but duty and sympathy
BEEN would induce give this public acknowledgment of
the benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Yours respectfully, A. Il. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put np ~ bottles Of three sizes viz arge
medium and small the small holds onehalf pint and reis
for dollar boe tho medium holes at least twenty
cent proportion than The small fetas for two dollars
per bottle the large holds quart 40 cent more in proper,
ton, and fetas Tor s. bottle.
lin the great n Y Wire Railing Establishment and III Market
street, ST. Louis Mo.
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
roNrEer1oNERY ,ooNFEcrloNERY,
R. A. H " RID,
Old No. 49, New No. 1853 Camp street, opposite St Patrieks

Church.
undersigned hegs his friends
es public in general that he III prepared furnish
freshnenis for balls pere dinners snpper and particularly
weddings furnishing all necessary glass without extra
carge style not be excelled in tho city, He viii
tine heretofore, have constantly hand made TO
order of The best quality: Cakes Of every kind Boned
kie Dobe Gaanes, Pastry Calves Feet jelly Blanc Mango
Charlotte Rnse Biscuits Gace Ice Cream Sherbes etc.
Nonga 9range and other Pyrsit of the latest Also
French Cherries, Cream Dates and Figs Chocolate Cream
Marsh talow Paste, Fancy Bonbons Also eess variety
confectionery line.
Orders for Balls PARTIES and particularly Weddings aen
to and promptly supplied
Country orders particularly attended to- and carefully packed
FIRE 5WORKS-FIRE WORKS.
Rockets Roman Candles Pin Wheels, Serpents, Tafped6e
which he offers his patrons and the trade in general
4 a5 r. A. HOWARD, 15a Camp s..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

IOWIHB
Two young men were at Barnum,s Museum, look
ing at the sights, when some mscheyous person
told the policemen who were on duty there, that
one of them was a young woman in disguise.
AWAY went the officers, and watching their oppor-
tunity, called Mr.. B., the gentleman designated,
aside, and in facetious way made their business
known. D. took them for 4 couple Of sharpers
trying to rob him, and underworld to get away,
and lie submitted and was carried to the Office Of
the Chief of Police Strange to say Mr.. Pilsbury
allowed himself to be deceived by the story, and
Mr., B. was forced to submit to an examination be-
fore he could regain his liberty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
From the Kansas Gold Mines.

The following paragraphs we extracted from Al
private letter to gentleman Of st. Joseph, dated
Denver City, January IS:
AT present times are dull, and will beso for a
month yet Money and dust are sent to the States
by private hands and by express, as soon as it
comes to light in the towns.
We are oFerstocked with dry goods, and have
provisions sufficient to last till spring. Our sup
plies of flour from New Mexico are cut off-the
Government having purchased at l2a cents all i
can get hold of. The spring emigration should
come well supplied with all they will need, or
they may see as hard times as last spring.
have no doubt but that large amount Of gold
will be takenout next summer. New diggings are
discovered near Graball, and near the canon of
the Arkansas but the cold weather keeps them
from being worked more than to take out few
prospects, which, however, promise well. / shall
start in few days for the latter place. to remain
month.
Denver and Anraria grow faster than any places
have ever seen in my Western experience. We
have large number Of stores both Wholesale and:
retail, innumerable grog-shops and gambling
houses; also theater and band of minstrels-an
well patronizea. There has beeh no church built
as yet, nor does there seem to be any need for
one, as the public mind seems bent !" 'tother way. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
MARINE pIsAsrHRs.-A dispatch of the sd from

Norfolk says:
The schooner Eliza Jane, of Barnstable, Alex
andria, and bound to Norfolk with coal, was lost
in Chesapeake Bay in gale on the 3lst inst. The
mate Chase and another man were drowned. The
schooner Harriet Rogers, of New York. bound to
Philadelphia, has arrived with the loss of her sails
and leaking.
The steamer Virginia, hence for Richmond, had
her engine disabled last evening in Hampton Roads
but proceeded on her voyage tonight. A two
masted schooner is at Willoughby Point, with her
union down. The schooner Julia, of Province
town, bound to Boston, has been seizedfor a viola
ton of the Inspection laws. The bark Uruguay is
nffb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
SEED CANE IN TERREBosNE.-T Houma Ceres of
Saturday last saYs:

We have been censnred for asserting that the.
seed canes in this parish seriously injured. We
have now the indubitable proofs that the loss BY.
deficient, and but few planters will plant thing
like the quantity they anticipated.
Continuous planters have had different success in
the preservation of their seed. While on one plan
tation it was preserved admirably, on the other
there was d loss of more than one-half. We assert
that the seed decidedly bad in this parish,
and obtain this knowledge from careful inquiries OF
planters.
1t is time that Boosting planters should know
their interest and not be continually msrepresent-
ing the quantity and quality Of sugar, and their
agricultural prospects. This exaggeration has had
gives our friend Champomier grounds for making
his unjust reports of the quantity of sugar made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
PAR J. B. WALTON,

Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
7 UNDT, "a de fayrier 1860, 81 midi m In
II Bonrse St Charles lie Fonds DIES Eeoles de Mcnro
ct Ia direction du Commute de Finance Cose Gonun
les pr0pftlts sHyanteS sefont vendues--
NINGf III lIETs suts dams la willie Harlem narose
de Jefferson chacn 800 pes 40 tsiss mar
les Nos s. q 10 H. r. ID a. Is 49, If Is 10
20 2 R IS, 81, 40, Al A. I'M ulan 1rp nav
Louis II fia, veyer, en- date du Dc ianvier 1860 -
DEuA lflfs dams Ia vile de Shrewsbury parose de af
teson nesuan chacun 800 2iO dtsgts nar les Nos Us
ct III IN plan dresSt Louis II. Pile yaFer en- ie ,
10 dtcembfe 1854 ~ - - - nav W
ONE 1LETs, ct portions dlets, situts dams Ia vile de
Huntsville aroisse dc Jefferson, d6snas Nos
Pile, en- date du 10 de dtcembre 1859 - -
QUATRE iLEfS situts dams de Bath dtsients mr. lac
voyer, cate du L janver 1860 - ~ = : NV.
i-TERMES EFT GOSDIrI0NS-Un-cin uuieue comntant
ct Ia balance sur IN credit dun deux quae ans en- hi
lets des aceeenrs payables Ia Bnnaue CioyenS de In
Louisiana gaaEtis ypoheQue spectacle sur La proa
due ayec tons les privileges du vendeur les dts Iets
eron hteIet au tans dc pour par an de Ia ae isa
aatue IN cas- de nenpaement apres mature les dts hill
lets portetont nteret au aux de pour cent par an saa
pant plement Cee defnere condition ne seNeneTa ms
de maniere a retarder lie Placement dts bilcts 80
H8reS ae4ierers SO meerOnt
fras Il feqs deux de contomer any
dtions de Ia Rente ctdessns mentionnee qinze ar An
jour dc Ia yentei dams deai ou nefrenea "a ~
eu pfopFe eopte ct risque, aure avis de- ss
legal $50 ~ tset
Aees de yete pardevant C. F. Ferer ESQ., notare de Ia
Nllle. t.is lz.Is t"-s ..I.iIeLenI iasD
PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE rp Af1r ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

DEER KILLING BY a sDRAR.''-AIiss Cartwright
a voung lady Of eighteen summers, and daughter
Of Cartwright who keeps the Gatanoosa Mountain
House, last week shot fine deer which the HOUNDS
had brought to bay her fathers house. Sn ii
made dead shot at the antlered prey, 'le p la
ba.i,, iaycea his heart II is where young ladies
GENERALLY lit, we are told This is the third deer
that Miss Cartwright has brought 10 the ground
enough to establish her reputation as uear
killer TOregon Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH.

3 apay Ri nssS ?, s at Il z
the SsDoho School Fund and under tie saprnendeac
Finance Committees Of the Common Council for account Of
publication will sold the following described valuable
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon in
tie bounded BY RsGs ,s s. James Tshompons ss sad
feet inches lines Religious BY TT feet
10 e md Ss sf /" j qi sas ssd s s
Improvements these s LOTT consist q story frame dw
FoTR LoTs 81 By S.
ss sra e ap eh hf u a ha III maa
sss 81 INCHES aPq l nss s9at q hons .s see nl sy
M farming ths 81 Thomas and Market streets
posa 9n IL ea and as s eans Il
Mepomene street BY depth Of
aseTERMs AND GoSDITIoNs-oneffth cash, and the
Of uPeb S made payable Tie cen Bank o
'sd g ssa IN ss s pss sns h
from date until maturity in Of after maturity
fa s viii no isf Be % to
ds 4He TIE Ct Rs Rs'si ire tile p
f police e g ~ nde
ea A hs5 s ss e aqd w hayf e $ ssy VIII f the
paT liz Fopei,s parehasea Sy bem Viii IL so or he &C.
ss re- q TIE Tic fss E H@ss G Soa
street, at the expense Of The purchasers jas
PRorRIETfs DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH.
TERRAINs DE yALEUR AMEL1oREs EFT NoN-AME
tuelorss dams lie Premier District par ordre ct pour lie
compile du Fends DIES Ecoles de McDonogh Tente long
credit ct endosSeurs.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Encantcur de la Vile,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
GAMEDI, rs de feyrier 1850, n midi. n la
= BonFse 81 Charles, oTdre a. Fo1ds DE- Eeeles DC
eli Epnmn les propFittt dc sacn suiyunes yenes
pour tone DIES acqu6renrs qni mont rem les
conditions de disqualification antdFienre--
SIX LOTS DE rERRE gnsi que eS amaioStigns qui ~
James, Tehonptnnas Celeste dGignSs les lots de
G. chacun II pied II pouces lgnes Dc face la
Religious sur ~ peds 10 ct lnes de pro9oden
igne paralees. lie ot No 6foran fenc1igRue de
Religious Celeste Les deliberations dts
consistent 1naon en- bo couvertc ardoise
hois, etc.
Thomas faurefois Jean Bapse) Market, Religious
and james, desigGs par les Nos 8
Gun 81 peds IL p1uces ignes de face la Thomas
l2 pe 10 ct gnes de proondeur Res para
IN LOT DE TERRE situe dams let borne par les rues
Mepomepe Terpachore, Camp Magasns, Il
n0nces q gnes "a fne Melpomene prof0ndeur de
EaTERSiEs Ell C0NplTIONS-Un-cingu compliant at
IN balance credit deuN, trois quatre ,es
rs acqtea paFnbes IA Banque es CitCyens garanis par
prnpriete
Yendeu porant pour cent dnt6ret par de In date
aurita de Placement apes naturile les dis bes
portetont alo dnttret par uqua paTat pale
par les acnuateurs conre les
risques h les policies dassurance
Bs- Les efont possession ieufs pro-
ais, ct tire face conditions
ct
deiai Negligence de eur part la proprie par
pour compile Iisaue saus
les de pardevant G. f. Fortier Esq,
de la Willie No 30 rue n Camp aux fais des acquarenf 59
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

DIED OF HIS WouNp.-Young Welding, the printer
who was stabbed while looking in at shop win
dow, died of his wound ont the I'd inst. The Gazette
(Phila.) says:
Thus far not the slightest clue exists by which
the assassns may be identified, while with the
death Of the victim the only evidence against them
has been removed. AS to the mnrderers Of the
unfortunate Gauker, for whose arrest o reward
chance that the majesty of the law may be
yindcated. The arrest Of Miller, in Baltimore,
we have already recorded, and have now the salts
faction of announcing that his associate, Refill,
was Yesterday captured in Brooklyn, N. Y. by
the officers who set out to earn the reward offered
| for their Joint capture. Rehl and Miller stand in
eulpated by the Coroner's jury with the murder of
/ Gauker. That they were arrested is owing, beyond
doubt to the offer of reward of $500 by the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
lIarlestan Races.

THIRD DAY.-From the Charleston Courier Of
Saturday last we extract the following as the re-
suit of the sport on the Washington Course on
the day nreYions NJ n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

A NEW ANrEprnttyIAs.-M. Adolphe Radiguel, a
c;yii enaoeer who has long made humar remains
in the different geological strata special study,
f hus which he thinks prove the existence, at
distant epoch Of species of 'aan distinct from
the present,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

NARRew EscArg AS DR.. Turner and his
young wife, the daughter of Mr. james Lennon,
Of this district, were going to Jaekson's Creek
church, in this district, on the LIST January, large
tree about Two feet in diameter, fell INN sdasely
between the horses and the carriage, xithent N
turing either the animals the driver or those in
the carriage. A moments difference, either earlier
or later, and life must have been sacrificed, a.
there was merely room for the tree between the
vehicle and the horses. IWinnsnoro' Register
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

The Mobile Mercury OF Tuesday says: .
The schooner Enea, Capt. Taconi, from New Or
leans, which arrived this morning on her passage
over, got ashore on Captains Island, and threw
overheard So bbls. moasses 100 bags bran and 40
bags Of corn, by which means she got off without
any material injury to the vessel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
A PueILIsrIc sEsAron.-A Harrisburg, Pa. letter.

A personal rencontre, orrather kind of collision,
took place to-day upon the street of this town. be-
tween Frederick Trace, the Democratic Sealer of
Weights and Measures for Dauphin county. and
Gen Simon Cameron. Cameron struck at Trace
with his cane. Gen. Williams Of Ibis place, caught
the cane, and the altar proceeded no further inc
affair has oceasionedea great desl Of salk u foHh
and among the members Of the Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

T.
After the Hutchinson Stakes, a match race Of
thousand yards took place between two saddle
horses, Mi. O'Hear's CHI h. Rifle, and br. m,
Wdrid Hunter, of Mr.. Moore. Rifle, it was thought,
had been overworked, and the odds were bet on
the mare. She won the race easily, by several
lengths.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09
Auconeer-ofdee 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, Feb. IL. 1860. nj - ,,oInoIr mr.

Tpe'tolesI-otce 10 Bank Place
~ at The 81 Charles Exchange viii be sold NA''
THAT VERY VALUABLE THREE-oIr ARTERs mr.
SQUARE OF GROUND in the Fourth District imn,edia,ar
adjoining the rear Of the formerly Of james ROBE Esa
now the residence of j. Burnside bounded b Gsmn esn
sixth and seventh streets, consisting Of ~ '
FIFTEEN LOTS, designated by the numbers / IN ;,cr
sve, and BY the numbers 10 to 20 inclusive on Nan rarn
LOIS NOS TO- Rdon each other measure enrh n feet
inches and lines front Camp street y dsn,i ~ isn f
No forming the Of Camp and seventh rest ~ e'
LOT No measures 81 feet lines front Oh Cann reet nv
depth Of l2Jfeet. = e''iip street, ny
a depth Of III feet 2 inches. ~ n th@th street. ~
LOTS Nos 70 u adon each other and measure each a,
feet inches and lines front Ge41ut streef III n, II
10 feet Lot No. II forms the Of Chesnnt and Sixtb
streets. S-N''ial ANU ''iatn
LOTS Nos. IA and u adioin each other and b 90
feet lines front Chestnut street. by deph Of IN s u
LOTS Nos 6 to is adjoin each other and go r.
Inches and lines front Chesnut y en,i ~ ~,
feet Lot No. Is forms the Chenu and seventh
streets. Nt "A" Se'enih
LOTS Nos 10 and adjoin each other and measure each 40
inches. epth Vi i-t ieet
k- These Lots will be offered by quarters of scua-e f
the convenience OF parties wishing purchase tea fr &
giant dwellings and if sold will then be sid Nv ois
according to the description above. n Solu " io'9'
Hy-TERMS AND CONDITIONS one4b;rd . , ~,
balance on credit Of and years or notes IL
mortgage the property sold bearing jnteret u Xxx
cent per annum from day Of sae to ma,Fiy III @
cent thereafter If punctualy paid until na ~
Acts Of sale before w. III Peters, Notary PnhIic' II ha
pBnse Of the purchasers '-Dsf~t g ''1 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

Baltimore Sun writes from Berryyille, Clarke
county, Va, as follows:
A report reached here the other day, from the
most reliable source, that slave Ga man) belong
ing to R. NJ. T. Hunter, Senator from Virginia, was
kidnapped and conveyed in the underground rail-
road to Canada. Strange as it may seem the kid.
tingnished family there. The name Of this lady.
and the whole story will be made public in a few
days. An old college-mate of Mr.. Hunter, resi-.
dent of this place, wrote him yesterday the full!
particulars of the extraordinary affair.