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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01

NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN MALI.

NSIr
Arrives at Evansville Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at lOiP p. M. Closes same
days at P M Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 2 A. M. Arrives at Vincennes,
same DAYS at 4 p. NJ Is ni1of- af
ia EASTERN MAIL..By the River.
Due at Evansville. on Sundays, Tue.days and
Th Irsdays,' sts A. M. Closes Same days at 4
p. Nj. Irregular Il isalfs lsse bis vt
SOUTHERN MATL--r8y the River.
Arrives Suntays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays al
Z p. NJ lrregular.s -;sdt - ,....
NEW HAKmoNY MAIL.
Arrives Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and Saturdays
at 2 p. M. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at z A. Nj.
Arrives Mondays and Fri-ays at P. M
Closes same day al 9 p. M.
MOUNT VERNON MAIL. THa
Arrives Fridays, m. Closes same day
a. 3 p. M. l.,,A..
CyNTHTANa MAIL. '.
Arrives Thursdays at q p. nj. Departs same
day al. D a. M-io1Gmt isnr~1sf fls.U.
Mails TO Newark, McCutchinvllle, and West
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes immedi.
a,ely. ~ lD -lllslLl,-.ll- 80 la sh
Z - hed OFFICE HOURS u.
The Post Oiiice viii be open from A NJ TO
p. NJ. On Sundays aiter the arrival of the
Eastern Mail, and from IL NJ, TO p. H. for the
accommodation OF abe c )unlry people. 4,
Eg The attention of the community is called
TO the above new Mail Arrangements. The
hours appointed for closing the Office and Mails
Will not be ex.entee except only in cases OF ur-
gent necessity. Respectfully,
la.onrhno Hl.W.sH. CHANDLER, P. M.
.yply l. 1850. iff .of f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

zll.fs New ORLEANS July lst, 1850
From and after lsi of October next, Mr.. T.. ii
FAIEcHILD becomes Partner with US, under our
present firm saO-- L. C.TWlCHELL q CO.
.ifJy3 II 1h4s.Ca4r f .1.H .is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
NOW rs TIME TO RUY srovEs
u : 49, ]SSO1 S&OVoo.
w w onusibai 10 ~

Selling at Cost, and NO Mistake.
THE Undersigned have on hand large assort-
= mcntof 5 owes, which they will sell at cost
/ nc following comprise portion OF their stock:
/ The" Queen Of the West" Cooking stove;
Premium 49, -, -. ..
Franklin Parlor Stoves, self regulators, &c
And, in short. We have on haud n complete as
sortment of Stoves of the lest and most approved
patterns, all of which will sell at clst. Those
wishing TO purchase, can ROW met With Bargains
Call and examine our stoves, and If you want, you
can have them al cost, and no mistake We. are
determined not 10 he undersold 20 i2fl0Bs
...f t......,.-., ..t,.s J. SCANTLlN &, SON,
octf6-2m At the old stand, ON Main Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01

To Spectators in Real Estate a Great
Bargain is Offered.
HNlIE undersigned now offers the East half OF the
y North Eastern enlargement ior sale, which
includes eight entire blocks of ground and l56 lots
lying short distance east of the Rsilroad depot.
The Railroad passes through the centre street. If
this properly is not sold at private sale or befoio
Monday, the 2lst day of October next. Twill pro-
coed TO sell said lots at public Auction oplhat day,
and continue irom day 10 day until all are sold.
Terms OF SALE--One fourth cash, the balance
in one and three years, with inierestfrom date
augI9 Is NATHAN ROWLEY.
The aboAe safe is postponed until the 18Th day Of
November, 1850 4 fag 3 rerF ed vi5a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01

4 WESTERN CLOTHING STORH.&xss
az Cs rner Of Main and First Streets.
na ia By ,BRUMNER d CO. $50 ri
Il Street, is now open aid in iuli blast Main
Street, IN The large brick store formerly occupied
by a. Gumberts.V =" Li' f.-t-
Brumnler & Co. have just received from their
Manuiaciory, in Cincinnati, the latest New York
style of Fall and Winter Clothing. All of which
are made und trimmed in the best manner, under
their direction, expressly Tor this Market and con
sists OF every article efequisite TO complete Gentle
mems Wardrobes. .r'i =, ~ taf
j. i.sa.rl ~ Goats and CIoaks.
A ine assortment Of Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
Mack nav Blankets; Box, and Over Goats, genn-
iue Pilot aud Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot oi Cloth
Couts of all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and
Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors OF
Tweed aud Cashmere Sack, Frock and Dress Coats;
Roundabouts and Goats oil kinds l
AH fn i-H a pantaioOns. 1i
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants Fancy French Cassmere Pants Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black, apd Steel Mixed and Ca
det Mixed Satineit Pants Tweed and COrdroy do
fants oi every variety and price TO suit purchasers
illl % l.-si' -.l-L Vests, Hioii 1iL r......
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest, Fancy Cashmere Vests Satineti vests;
and common Vests of all Kinds n ~ 17U -el
|h3 wfi Furnishing Goods. a11 tint '..'
90 xxrss Al he late styles ofplain Mh,dIh
|, -. and fancy silk and satin Graz t'Yllib
- : ---1S>oyals, ,Scaris and stocks; whitelSEJ
silk and all tolors Pocket HaDdkercheis; Linen
and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and flannel do;
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars: every kind Of Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen-
ders; silk gingham and cotton Umbrellas; Silk
Hats; Caps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else in
the furnishing line will be- sold Cincinna prices
for CASH..I9'Lf a.4nwiasH Th1rt M eau
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
ly during the senson from our Manuinctory in
Cincinnati. isept 2ll Drummer & CO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
JOHN FARRELL

3 Manufacturer OF, ,Confectionary,
First Street, 6et9een Main and Sycamore.
!! tANDlES oil every variety. Lemon Syrups anG
~ Soda Syrups-ail tiavors, etc etc., always OF
nand. -, -f..,f.. t. u ie l2-dIv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
W. l.. HOLlJNGSWoRTH.' JN0. w. HUGHES
l. Wholesale and Retail @dt
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARB
HOUEE

Watcr street, bet,eecm Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia. 10 ,icsg
rTHE undersigned are now receiving n verv l.rcs
Il and well selected stock of
- CHINA AND QUEENSwARE.
which, with their present lot, will make ss desira.
bic an assortment as may he found West We have
received from Pittsburgh well assorted stock Of
Glassware, and are desirous tina & oil in want Of
the above articles may give us a call, as we are
satisfied that il will be to their interest 10 do so
We invite tho attention Of merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements dealers entirely sufficient TO sion
them here it they call. Orders put up with des-
paich, so that they may 60 10 any part of the coun.
try without brenkage. 9'3h sN'isoaea -
0rWe are offering Inducements in retailina.
Please call and see
iebl2 If HOLLINGswORTH & HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01

WINDOW GLASS
w geo boxes Pittsburgh Window Glass;
800 do French Window Glass, to arrive,
for sale by lirb7. s-..- % Z. BELL. {
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
SASSENGERS.

1 iasH fr SASSENGERS. iE
BOLOGNA Sausages and Dried Beef Of the hes
ID quality. Just received and for sale deg cheap by
my4 HORNBROCK & BURTlS.
7 OOK.-i cusk Madeira Wine, do. old Opor-
Ia TO; do Holland Gin, 2 casks Cneniac Brandy.
Those wishing a genuine article will call at
HATCHlTT & CO.,
jel If No. IA, Front st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
WABASH FLOUR.
iuPERFUMERY.

A LARGE assortment of extra Toilet Perfume
N ryscenune Bears oil Poniatum, Curling fluid
- -. - - -. HITcnITT ( CO, -,
Jel # - Tee Z, ee y, sl' ~ No, u, Front -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
a KlRG AIN.

w F. have in store, 100 half boxes OF bv l0wIn
wv dow Glass, hich we are instructed to sell be
low the market. To any person wanting the articl
we can SELL d 2fai. ~ ~
je2I If rs,a ,-r O'RILEY g. MITCHELL
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
The Devil and Dr. rau.,u..

Fnus'us, the earliest printers. had inc policy 70 conceal hIs art and io his policy are indebted for the tFsAs1oA ul The Devil and D. Fanslas ~ He assoeia'~d with JoAa of Go'tenbasg. Their \ pes were cut n wood aad fxe neI noVesble, as at present. Having printed od Rumhers os cop e ts ist= ashte io mlaie those which were commonly sold ls MS he undertook inc sale of them si Pars. where printing was then unknown. A he sold his copies for sixty crewms. white the scrihes densnded
 bSe hnstred he crvstVd nnveEss astoaishlnent; but when he produced copies fast as they were want ed and iowerr te price is thsffy crowns ail Paris Agiated. TAe aa,aeFmssy f le copies iDesraNssi the 1eAsisr; information was given so the police against hisa as a magician, snd his loigiags heiug searched and great naInber of copies t6una, they were seized The red ink wifh which they wese enbeilished was supposed to be his blood. and it was serjoasiy aaJadged that he was ia league with the devil. IL he had mol fled, he onId have shared the tate of Hose whom saprrssitions jsdgee con- deDDed in taess days for witeteraft. A. D. lfee
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Hang the Hanxmas.

II is proposed 10 get fit of Secretary Ewing and the Home Department atths same tine, by Congress reiusag 10 make any allowance m the appropriation Siiis i,s ;ae pay ieHi his sssTy. Desperate
 edes are alone applicable 10 desperate diseases and I've cannot get rid of Moassar ie Bearye1a m any other way let us s'srve him out. He has been the prime sat iser and mover ln every oi the small
 and mean acis--the name whereof Is tegson--pI O. pliisie by the existing administration. and has pnr
 sued democrats wU6 keree arri uRreienting ami mostly that saoaid cause every rife in cur camp to give hm specimen of democratic bzii- ii-pracure.-- f=fe has not been hait enough done to satisfy his hate oi his political opponents, whom, in al. h~ treats If they his bitter personal enemies Sach IS entted io foTbesrance at the bands ct his opponents but should be made 10 feel the full weight ot their power. He has dared them 10 the eoniei; and if he should chance to get paiver
 lxed n the of Il, he tAs ehy himself to blame, just like the bull who endeavorcd to put stop io the running ofthe locomotive. Tue bull was srobg {; but the locomotive was so much his superior that be had no casnre against it. We shall never be found harsh against manly oppoaeR;, who Is en- titled by all the rules of warfare to courteous treat rnsn,; bGt who would dream oi giving qTaF,er 10 a kirke or Haynsns The man who should propose anything af the kipd wouti he turned oai of even QA4ker meeting. ch the seif,evid4nt charge ot pn- ssiianlmiiy. Whereof, say we. give the ugly SecFe- taFJ oi the Home Department what General Taylor gave ihe Mexicsns. Let tee hangnan kHoW ho. good il Is when the cord aud the gallows home To hun. Ssaasyisaaiaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
The spoiled C,Ai.a.

A certain lady had q child. which she neves alieSed to be coRsradc<sd for fear R would make him sick, Relatives. friends ana even her hashssd told hes sbe woala spoil her chad. bot sli sss of DO svail- 0Re day she hoard him scseaming wish great aagei@ia the garden. A the nsomeB. she rua and asceFtssed te ts bs. that the servant had refused te give him someihng That he wasiea.
 You iInpartinent eFeatBre," said the useshef io the servant, net la give ihs ehlid what he vents.
 "B By my lsoaa, sad ths girl. - he may cry sstii the mOrnisg, sad hell net get is {"
 Earaged beyond seands, the isdy ran fer her has band 10 eisasiiss lss ssaey saryaat The husband, wso was weak haa Eifs, ct,ed cat ts the ser- want
 '' foa insoseat creature, have yoR ihe Hpadspce b disobsy year nsistFees.
 Ut i. true. sir. aid ses sssy her. il,s ehisa kss been crying for the which Be sees reflected fa the foanlsia; could Rot siss tt io han. ,hssgh m~Sdsd by tss hSisise@s peFhapa she do tt.
 A aeasrsi laagh followed. ln which the laay. dss- Piss hsr aagsr. jslasd. is sss good ls.sos, aad hnd it's effect
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
rws of the Cnos oih s,ncl cnne.

Col RosEsr BFsRr. died al his residence in Nicholas eoaniy' keaiGeky, OF iae 10th uiiImo, ID llse s5ih year of hts age. A notice in the Prank fort Commonwesltt,t says:
 He was native ci ysrginia, aud pioneer Of the dark and bloody gso9nd. Hs was in S, Cisir's ana HArmsI's defeat, with Gen. Wayne al the battle Of ths Fallen timber, and in Hopkins camraign. At the battle oi the aauss, he connanaea enc of Col. JUhnsoa's spy conpaBi=s. and ogiiysd all bis cogl- papy. He vas the first to discover Prccor. al the MosAsian towns; and one of his company. E.w4rd SseaaeY, captured aud rode home Proc,og's horse.
 We learn fson the Knoxville (ren.) Register, that RSsERr RHEA. s6ottler old solder and pAtrio. died al his residence al cailhowee, B.ouat county, on the l5h uliim9, in the ssd year of his age. 4 notice of his death says:
 The deceased served bis country n tls war of the .eT@la..1a, sat ,t several sstes ct that memorable war. He also served his country in the last war with Great Britan-siso in tAe wars with he Greek and CheIokee indisns-- fought m sereraln Indian bsitles-petiorned frequent ieais oi personal bravery and dsIiDg-wss al siany scenes oi human slaughter, aud renowned for bring the best Indian hghter of his day. But the no5e-heartsd citizen and soldier is DO Inote; his feHlalns now ite beneath the sOd of his own green m0uatsias.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
4 Painful Eiopement and Recovery of q
 Daughter.

ASosng girl. about IS years old, whose father resides in The Northwest I'll section of the city, e.oped from her home, between three aud four weeks ago, aad the most painful =asieiy was feli for her safety by her friends. Ii sscsns that her mother cied when she was .nere child, and her father married second time Every care aud attention vas bestowed tis dau ghier: and she was seai two yeSrs >pee 10 fashionable Sef>Inary
 10 eomp.ste Der edGcatsoR. Aboat Last Christmas sine returned nome, good looking, well educated, and with every prospect in le tai she could desire She was picked oat, however bv one of those crea- tures who disgrace the os man," as his prey, and was indaced to go bal, where the ibertine and the Eanton met fer their orgies. houss not far from Saratoga and Howard sts. There her rum
 effected, aud about thfec four weeks ago she
 ef her home to take up her reside encenca at noto- rious brcthsl. Caroline. between Bend and Fleet sts Her father finally gaia4d information of her whereabouts. and in state bcrderin5 oa mental alienation. called officer Peter Logne to go with him and recover her. The officer and the father accordingly Monday night wsat ts ,Ae {. ien 2 named, and by a well managed ruse succeeded in finding the girl, although every effort was made to screen her and effect her escape. The meeting of tl,s father and daughter was truly heari-rending- the father looking like the hsggard maniac of Hospital. and the dsugher in isas yet 90 lost as 10 desire to remsia She was, however, taken from the place and conducted home. from whenca her parents purpose sending her to friends al distance Such scenes this sorry say. are too fre- C Qaent 10 need comfueRt.--G Bal. Clipper.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Singular Case.

There has been considerable excitement st Fred erick Md. in regard to the sndaea death Of a sen Of Mr. Geo A. Ce!e. 4 eorfespoEdrni of the Ha- yerstows Mail says: ''.Afier being kept for the period of foar days he was placed in Nr IiaFsss vault, ia the Lutheran grave yard. with the lid of his cofin open, there were very serious eoabts whether or poi he was in frsBee. His disease, tae doctors say, the ETyspelss, the enly Iadeaiieu of Hkieh was a small palpis hts lip. causing much swelling. and of which, is tie space of three days, he eiea. Many perscns have daily visited his remains, and all express their doabts fhoagh in this sla,s for more thas tAe weeks his cheeks are as rosy and fresh as when in good hsath--his hps al irss sooew hst bias. have very Batural aad i--ike color, and his iiDbs plis1t aoi having the rgidity of death at all nis eyes not al ali saaken bat natural as wbrn la robust health rhere is not yet. the iesst appearance of decay aad no offensive smell His psreais vist hin daily 10 ascertain ii aHy Eaage has takea place, eitasr fer better CT worse Although the doctors Hay he is dead. many persons ia the cofnmanily s.ncelsiy doubt it-'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
prenehinr an Easr nusine.s.

A minister hal deacon ls hls congregation who was rather disposed to a0derysias the duties 6is- charged hy The minister. What ap easy ie our minister hasi He has itiIe else to do besides preaehings And pfeachiBg IS very easy thing so do. Ia isc, any one eosId preach that Hlexa.'
 These and sueh ike reasaSks. having often cosbs to the minister's ear, he called oa ihe deacon one Ss.uriay and thus addressed hsB;
 "Wsil. deacon. taey tell she yea thihk hai preaching is very easy"
 E. Yes, so Ii seems ie Esev
 :. Wolld you have any objections to try to-nof- fow7"
 None in tbe wosld.A
 Aesesdlsgiy the next day tbe congregation was surprised l3 behold the deacoa ceeapying ihe fsipt Ana al anticipated Tieh treat from @ho regzf- ssd preaching as very easy rerscrmsnce- Bal sadly were they dlsappeiEteA. A very ssssA uia eonssneed .he deacoa oi his mistake. Alter haBg- ling and stumbling ioT short tune, he abruptly hn- isaed his diseearse with the iosiowiAg hosesi and eloquent pes0rat,en- wea, my friends, thcaght safz Ror, tha; preaching vas sssy e1sy thiag Ali have tO ssy F. that ssy of yoa hisk ss. jsss come sf saN ty itf''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Aivarado Hunter and Com. Perry.

We carn that Captain Charles G. Hunter, of the United states Navy. better known as AIyafado Hantet," who is now in WashIngion, is to be placed under arrest, by request of Com. M C. Ferry for eeriaia feiisr written 10 him by Captain Il relative 10 his lCom. P's) official repor, Of the eaPtare of AlvaFado Il appears that upon the re- turn of Captain Huater from the Mediterranean. where he had been performing active service for iGo or three years, some freads brought 10 his E'aee the official record over the signature of Nj C' Ferry" detailing tlis celebyeted event, of which Captain Haute. was ae f4ef5 iaS hero. The record ' sa ss5s;azce b ;ais sa, q; that Aivarado was taken by ,hs Combined forces of the United States m-Fieea ships al sea. under command of Com Per z, and thfee ,hoasaad men shore, under com mad Of 1ea. . Qliinlaa; that in this engsgemea at 4i the officers of inc American sq 1asFon behaved Sia great gaaaiEy, and shoald merit ihe especial ateatioh Of the government, save Lieni Com C. Hanier," whom he fe.t Il his daly 10 arrest and e@9H martial, Captain Hunter, gallant and high spHiIed, felt at once that he stood charged with co"a'dies upon the naval archiages--ihat this was ai'A'A ao' only upea himself, but upon those who oa'hs silef him-aad he at ohcs wrote to Com. -s'J tAai uie whole statement implied falsehood Nnaeh' as an American officer, he coald uot permit " lsa',a uPea the record. The reply to ,hs letter sI H ~aitsd for a sufficient time, wben Captain ii. wrote, inclosing copy Of the original letter. 44etmiag Com. Perry that unless he usticed if ia- @seas!y, he would al once publish |, 10 the world. IA "4 o'oagh; rom Com, Perry letter 10 the Navy
 'A''l'sAi' ealing for Capt Aasier's arrest.
 .seE York Herald.
 dispatch from Washington to ,hs New York '''s' s"~n's s eoaIin this siatemeai stalifg Una, 'Aeol Il is to Ss court fnastialed al the instance q Con- Ps,ty.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Trinity Depepalasetl.

We are ps'ned io announce, (says the Nairhrx Free Ttsler of the 27th alt the entire depopaia- toa ot the pleasant and thriving village ol Triaisy.
 n Lonisaaa. Rt the lnaeiioa as lhs Iiyers Teasas Bssek and Duachlss. thirty niles distant from Natch~z. That swfai seouyge Inc Asia,ic cha,era descended upon she population with fatality almost aaheaTd of. Ten or twelve physicians resi- tent there. CT cslied in lrom the slscea country, have not heeH sbse ie save patient srareeiy, wko had been taken slck. FAgbt was the eniy safety teS the weli, and death only reigns ia rFinsiy Mr. Sayset, formerly ressAeat af Natchex, kept boarding hoass lhere with twrnty-6se ce tkissy beaFt-rs, al; oi whom, who did not escape, aied-- Mr Snyder s,aii sad took care of them fih the last one died. then deseeadsd 10 sAe mosth ci Red vxr, and we are sorry 10 adc. :hsi h. too died. oa the steamer CtncianaEi. coming pp to Natehtx.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
rhc Fsrrc~s ,lrnrre r.n.e.

The harrisharg easfespchAesl of the New York Herald, ansseg date 6t the 2Ssh als., wtsi-as
 AsI IlFlwnrd yoa hy gelegsa ape. Foas dssssnWassAei eissrsu, Efwia Fosresf Esq, has presens@a 10 the LeslslasEfs gesner,al el peculiarly vague char ae'eF, e't an exceedingly gsase sahjct. Hs neth- iag more nof less tAaa Hses1aFia RraFng fsE the Pa asAg- of law to diesove the mAsrtass contract bctNeen hsmSslf sai wife. The menari4lst sess tnsh. hts' that he was born ia the city ei rAaasl. PAis. ca he ainsh Of March, lsoS, and resided ia sas city unti he ssatioaed himsslf ia New YaEk in feF yrsT ta9F, ~-rr hr Ass reessa ID t.s 4ha kr4t d DeeeAbet. Ist9. when he resumed hss residence Ia tsse city SG Phaaeiphsa Second. That he is COW vrs'aent ct Ph,isielphi4 im the Slate ol PeaneyI- vania; hat hss h0t trssdra cne ysaf within iAe fats pFsvscas {" hss spniscaslcn. TAM a he 23a of Jsne, fSs7, he married Caiheriae SiRelaiS in tan- dca, Eagssmsi; that tAey hAse lived together nnsil Jansary, tst9; that there s 70 sias issae oi sasa
 marriage; that he has falalied the duties q said uaaFsfage contract ia al thn1s bt that the eaniuet ps h@ sss has % far esfsesA flse eeasfaef. a ta SSs~'rsia Assa in sppeai te the Legislature 5or
 divorce, faifd, that he makes hss ap 'ssl avssriax es,w~ incorpaiihsi,fy ef temper and fesssnxs. ssl ne alter tnFnssesisv Of hsrpsness 10 eiiher party in tie eoAfiaeAnce ol the matrnaoniai conneelios. and thst hs wife has eossmittrd criminal aes. ia. eonsiss~nt wisA 9hr dignity and patty of the mas. risse state This fmeuaosiai is vshsd In the uss,aI toFms, oa the lash nT Frhrmasy, fs5s. before Neil Gray, Commissioner el D~eas
 la pursuance of fh@ above application. bin has oeen lattodsced and is before the proper camsattee of ,he 5enase in whieh hoaY inc memotiai wac rre. seDted. What the specific cl,Arges are which Mr. Forrest iit-vses ts iay before the Legislature. aGd what tts evidence In support ot those chargrs mAy be. ssa unable ie say as present, Hft. so soon as those charges made. and the eviieace addaeed 'a support ct them, vii forward both to due ssasod.