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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
Special Notices.


pr. carser,s Cough salsan,, rctH care
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Shifting Of Blood. Pain in the Sidc and Breast,
Pleuriey, Whooping Cough, Group, Liver Com
plant Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases Of
the Throat and Chest and Lungs. No one should
neglect a Cough or Cold single day Millions die
annually by neglecting Common Cold Ooughs
aud Colds lead to Consumption, aid then to early
death. Rea,ier, have you Cough, Cold or any
disease Of the lungs? Procure at once that ceebra
ted remedy, Dr. CARrzR's CerGH BALsAN, which
never fails to relieve Cough in twontyfou hours,
and always cures the worst cases Of Colds. Coughs
and all diseases of tho Threat and Lungs IN a few
d;ys- Price-Trial bottles % cents. Large bottles
81 Per bottle, or bottles for So
Dr. EAsrERLY, corner Third and Chestnut, st.
Louis Mo-, sole proprietor, TO whom all orders must
be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Hailock
a Stoddard W Rierbowor, Liech & Lalslett, Keller
and White and BY druggists generally.
my31-ly
F1Y. FeaEer,s Sysesnc riH cure eFonorr-
hea, elect Structure, Seminal Weakness, Chordee,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and all diseases Of
the genital organs. Reader have yor private dis
ease? Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous
DR.. Bakers Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical
cure. With Or. Bakers Specific you can cure your
self and prevent exposure, as plain directions for
use accompany the medicine. Price 81 80 por
bottle
,se DRn EAsTERI.Y, corner Third and Chestnut
streets, Louis, NO. sole proprietor, to whom all
orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold
by Halock & Stoddard, LEIGH s Calslett, Keller &
White in Evansville, and by druggists generally.
my3l -lyin5
E--ROdfans Mining company, office
on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart
loads of Is bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal delivered
to any pant OF the city at 81 co per Load. Coal
Weighed if desired, at the expense Of the purchaser
| Notes of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin
! taken in payment. -
JOHN WYMOSD,
drc3a-ff Secretary and Manager.
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TRINITY Bay, Sept. 29-Y. n.
No signals Wore received from Valentia
yesterday. Electrical indications continue
the same as before.
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Special Notices.
Or. =. reste,fsr,s Celebrated s,omnel

I11'. y. yosfeHssr's Celebrated Stomach
3ffFcrs, for the cure of Fever and AGue, is ho-
yond All controversy the safest and best remedy that
could he used by the afflicted, for all diseases Of the
above nature The most violent attacks Of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented by TIE
use Of this reliable remedy. The = Btters have
been used by the proprietor imam extensive practice,
in the treatment of Fever ard Aguc, for number
Of years and its wonderful curative lowers are well
known both TO the press and to the public. Those
who desire thorough renovation OF their entire
system, should not fail to use the Bitters."
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
whore sept22-1w
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Through Tickets can he obtained at the Pavilion
Hotel, or at the Depot. hea,. Of Locus: FfreotJz
!. I. MARTIN. Secretary.
Evansville, September Ist. ls5s-lm
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EOR.N@ S. .NFTCHEEk S CO., RE.
81 CEINISG, FORWARDING AND COMM1S-
SION MERCHANTS,
Water street. between Main and Locust,
- t--t, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Particular attention given TO the forwarding of
general Merchandise and Produce, BY River, Canal,
Railroad. Is & ang14-6fn
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Sc " Il a e,1.5.N,Ts, l2I4 -. z7S.I =

6e oISEI1 4 cB.5.N-Ts' h,IG $3.50 zs.Ef.''t--
e'EG FAST FREIGHT line. -
AMERICAN rXrErSs coalrASY rRoTRfEToIst
70 THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Is WA ALBANY AMI. BUFFALO. s.
The Merchants Despatch continues bringing s so6s
frem New York and Boston, al ~ los rates aE.any
Despatch Or Rail Road Express. aad III 10 good %
batter tiIAe having uncqnaed facilities llr safe ana
speedy transportation .-ref-. -a
No Despatch or Fast Freight I inc has any ecu
Arrangements were IDade by us early last Spr.ng,
hy which enabled tc forward not oul ) he
lighter portion Of shippers freight, bat
~ beth light and heavy with the saIns ti emptiness
WHICH has always characterized the Merchants
Despatch Bringing fret hls IN Gpr own ears
with Passenger trains, and iayinGour agents at
points 81 transhiplaent. VIC hive advantages in
point OF Hpeed and safety, w, re3alsr il i'm pos.
sible Tor other companies 10 compete with rs.
This Despatch is owned and meraged eE the
American Express Company, which Is sufficient
guarantee that al just claims will bcscitled without
delay as has been the case for tie past threc ycar
and the satisfaction Of those ~ when they n.;.y
he presented. JOHN g. NASSp%,
septi-6m Agent, TsrIe iIaT,5s.
EEF:s.S'SY.zEElS = La.s E9.4sCslsks.s-
Il VILE KAILROAD.---0n and alter " ednes-
day. September Lat, the prices 81 tickets from Ey-
ansvtlIe to points named below, viii be fellows,
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PlTTsBURG, Sept. 30-M.
River IL inches by the metal mark, and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 32o
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EDO COFFRE.-IO0 EGGS PRIME
Il = Rio Coffee.
Is Bags old government Java Coffee
80 Boxes choice Hamburger Cheese
IS Caddies fine Va. Is .Tobacco.
100 Boxes lbs. Is IS. and IS. do. just received
and for sale nv WHEELER RIGGS
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Mr.. FdifOr.-You will please announce my
name az q candidate for the Office Of County Coro-
ner of yanderburgh County. ..-
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oseign & Domestic Ei.ss,Ors, cigarse
SO I'll Main street,
Elfrs 1it LCEISNILLE, ky.

-4e- hrr - - l.---
Va Keep co-st2,itly On lard large stock of pop
uiar brands Of Tobacco, among which are Holsnd's
Impress Zine Apple Twist aud Palcaile. Alkc.
I.ai,erss' and Harris lesl iranGs, nay
tur STOCK 7 pure Oh Bourbon AID Rye Whisky,
is large and vel selected all of Which we oer On
co.d terms q ;it- Western and = 5berh tFGtls
II ~ b-AosI1, H1CiiS { coz Main street.
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James ID. Saunders is & Candidate for re-
election the office of County Surveyor OF Wander
I,
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= - - -lAlf y III IL
az DEALER y
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
Painted Pals, TUBS Bowls, Buckets, Churns, Wheel
barrows, Baskets, Clothes Pins AYashhesrds Broons
Brushes, &c. Also, MANILA Jute, Hemp and Cot
ton Rope and Twine Wire Work, Wrapping Parer,
b!scking Aiicant and Cther Mats, and every article
Of the kind usually found in Eastern Stores 30.
372 Main street, between seventh and Eighth.
Louisville. Kentucky. b. -auc2l-3ia
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mr.. Edstor.--You will please announce my
name az i candidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF Van
derbureh County at the October election.
septl8 JOHN G. STASEE4-t
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George 69fnger is an Independent Candidate
for Sheriff. at the ensuing October election.
George ~: nc Bride will be inderen-
dent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing October
election.
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II. IN. .srcher- is a candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer of Yanderburgt county. sept2i
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~ LY SEWING MACHINE-
The best, simplest and most durable Machine
in use. They make strong lock stitch, the
upon both sides of the work. with equal
facility the thiekest and thinnest fabrics. ANY
spool Of thread cotton silk, used without renew
ing. All nachines warranted three years, and full
Instructions given 70 enable purchasers to use them
satisfactorily. -z
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Candidates,

I.rgH soper is Candidate to represent
Pos V and V; nderburgh in tie Senate.
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The undersigned citizcus of Terre- Hautc, have
cepted the Office of Trustee of the Terre- Haute Fe
made College, and may be referred to at any time by
such desire further information concerning the
arrangements or advantages of the College:
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PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD,

and connections over which We are authorized to
give through receipts st tbs lowest possible rates
Having mammoth Wharfboat at the landing,
the largest On the Ohio River, capable of storing
and protecting al merchandise liable 10 damage
from exposure, prepared 70 taciite the dis
patch Of all consignncnts, forwarded to our care,
hx-a . ba-
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~ IloorinE q H. second street, between Chest
nj a19 Cherry dealers u lumber and nlanufActu-
E,.rS q bcors, Skaters. Blinds, sash, Door and
Minaols IRA mes. ifnlines Of every size, Flo ring.
Yea her nag. Shcltjug- Isntes, Base Pilas-
te-s. Grec;.-fIc'tse sssl- a-f Chain Pump Tubing
y iarrs ass--.sa,a,.t- e sash. Blinds, Doors
1fouIC.s.rs and I.a4u I5s,E. constantly on hand.
n 80, re-, S.lli .,ts s.se Z all kinds
Persons % erect 81 ms in the Southern
or est-rn coIf rs, eoJlss.sirg the low rate Of
f-ei.- b. riv-r r5i.roa1 nd canal win find it to
.hsit .nteres. 70 Iurcho-c At our establishment
whom lnlycal = aiiel With al the carpenters
vnsl maze. 81 s3sQne4 lumber, for the fin
ish Of huildiugs. Oar work Is not maze as mosI
factory work, with tentrs helf way through but it
is framed in ts esul2 mstnsF as if made by hand
Saving Ct p, Kinds don. on short notice. Terms
-. =, --sss cthrrygi-e 2gs-sei Ilirn.
ny2f-tf sTEEl & HUt5NTL
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Mr.. Edsfor.--You will please announce my
name as candidate for the Office IF County Surveyor
of Vandcrburgb County
septl7 ADOLPHTS j. ADLERSBERff.
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C cripticu, WIKI which printed directions tor put
ring m al Kids e fruit, viii Re furnished free Of
charge; ~ IL a-eh win IL sold very cheap for
daiu street, tween 81 alter ana First streets lo,,-
pol1te old state BauAl, Evansville, mi
La. seAST LlN. ". Ro-sFRT r STEPHENS
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aPpARATUs AND LECTURES.

Pres5. W0oD and Prof Bosw0RTH VIII deliver
full courses OF Lectures with the aid of the Tele
scope and other apparatus sufficient to illustrate
experimentaly the principles of the sciences pur-
sued Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at tho College, or in the
city.
tll letters Of inquiry on business should be
addressed to Rev. joins COVERT, d, S. Covert,
Tcrru-Ilaute Indiana.
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Breadstuffa have declined and the quota
tions are nominal. Provisions; all qualities
have suffered q decline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

The Democratic Genera, Committee met last evening, in
Tammany Hall. Mr. T. v. Fowler in the absence of the
chairman, Mr.. Peter B sweeny, presided committee
eso'utionscopsisng OF Eessrs George II Purser A.
Chancellor and Nelson J Ws.eTbury--repored the fol.
lowing, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved That this regard with lively sstsfac
ton the passage Of blu By Congress for the Immediate sd
mission Kansas into the Union State provided the
people of that Territory elect accept the mod cson pro
posed by Congress 10 the odparcs In citation 10 the public
lands the constitution adopted by the people
by convention essembed ecompton on the tn of No
mber last End thal rejoice that the opportunity afford
ed by the necessity OF Ing that ordinance has beeu
improved to permit the people Of Kaness 10 decide
by their direct vote the Question OF their admission ino the
une under the Lecomptor constitution with the need
ordinance w5ou. mpsrpg the other important principle
involved, that the sooD he hsd sescy taken through their
coDs eniiou was uron their part valid and sufficient
Resolved, Iha We congratulate The President upon the
CRAFTY fact that the firm and energetic position taken by
him this after has secured the settlement Of question
deeply affecting ard welfare OF the conede
upon bass OF justice towards section Of the Union,
andto The people q Kansas and that we tender
fegned thanks 10 kessrs sokes Kelley Cochrane Macay
and Ward for their faithful md intelligent adherence to the
principles OF the democratic party and 70 the convictions and
will of their canBtitufnts,
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nARgrAGEs AND pEATgg.


Bsssyrr-sB.rr1R --on Thursday, May o. stthe Church
Of the Holy Communion by Rev Dr Muhleuberg Mr.
JouN W. BvNSsrr, OF Mnresots, IN n JEWS sHAvrrp,
daughter Of the late Peter Shapter, Of New YorH
FROrn IscBsm-kOsTp On Tuesday evening May 4, by
Rev Samuel W King, st hip residence Mr. rowas Faors
ScnAs to Mics AMoAn f. Koervs eldest daughter Of Ber
nard Kos'er. Hq., all OF Williamsburg, l.. I.
IsHM-Frfyr in Morrisenia, on Wednesday, May s,
by Rev Samuel Ossood, b g. IspGm 10 IAupA AMELIA,
Of the late pr. Joseph Flint, OF Springfield,
Ma1.
o'CoNSon-DrvIr AT Msnbaitsnvlle, on wednesday,
May 8, by the Most Rev Archbishop Hughes Mr.. TBoss
II. O'CosSoR 10 Miss Sarah G Dxvts
sAfrxR-MospsoS.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nay 8,
by Rev. j. T. Booth, Mr.. VILLAS H. sArrx, OF New York
city, 10 Mss MARY J. kosmsoS, Of the former place
SmuH-MyERs-M the Nscdouga street church, on
Wednesday Msy 5, by Rev, Duncan Duubsr, Mr.. HsNRY
=. SMrra, OF Phiadephs, 10 Mss May r. srxRs, Of New
York.
Philadelphia and Camden papers please copy.
WArsos-W asPBrs s--M Middleboro', Mass. on We'd
nesday May s, by Rev A. wsshburn Of Hartford, THos
A. wArsoN, OF Fev York 70 AAsoAssr rucxxs daughter
O. Abel w@bourn, Fsq. :.
wninm0s--sroRss.-Aiwe West Hartford, Corn 90 wed
nssdAy, Nv 5, ~ hsv. Mr.. Axes, E,vu wulasGos,
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Mar ets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK HOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.
PrutArurIA, May o, 1853.
Stocks duh Penn. Stale fves, SIN ReAdns Railroad,
2sA; Morris Canal co. Iors Islard Rairsad IL; Penn.
NFw oruxass, May 6, 1853.
Cotton firm sSles " lay 10 600 bales al II 70 Ike.
Sugar steady Bo 10. Flour ,csive - rs asa 20.
Rcd wheat otc white 90. 81 o5 81 10. Mixed b6c.
Mess pork is held at s1s 10 Freishss-Ooou 10 LIVER
sIahs
NV ORLEANS, May 9, 1853.
Mclasses 2pc 3ic. Pork very dull lard nrm. East
ern bay SO per ton RIO coffee 1ohc sl1kc Cotton TO
rates Sterling exchange lcsk loe Exchange on New
Yonns, May s, 1853.
The cotton market s very firm. Sales to-day 5000
CHARLESTON, May 8, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day were 100 bales-the market
s.v,Svln, Nay s, 1858.
The sales Of cotton day 500 bales The market
closed quiet but steady.
BlruxoRK, May 6, 1858.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady Corn
yellow. q shade higher &c. Sc. white unchanged
whistey du1 al 2otsc. 2lc. Provisions quiet and un
PmrIDnrmA, Nay 6, 1858.
whes, dull 3, q oss Al &c. Con armselcs 600 bush
els at unchanged prices. whsSey steady. Provisions
steady
Pork dull ard nominal Bacon dull at ec-s decline OF
cent, Bacon in TUX declined kc. Sales Of 100000
BurrAo, May 81 T. NJ
F,our-Tnc demand only for the interior sales 900
bbs, at eIa ~ IL fU extra Indiana and Missouri and
- ISL a. IS for double extra do and Michigan. Wheat
STEADY; salee IA 900 bushels, Al zoo. Tic for Chicago
spring and SOC for common red Indiana Corn scarce
end nrm; sales o. unsound indiana n SC Oats steady
and nominal at 83kc- wbskey nominal al 100 40,
froshts unchanged Wheat ~ Nc 1ac 70 New Yors.
Imports yeeterday-12 1000 bbls four 1000 bushels
wheat, 1000 bushels oats. Expovts-2ooo bbs -four,
p coo bushels wheat 900 bushels corn, 600 bushels
Oswroo, May s-6P. NJ
Flour dull and steady. Wheat lower sales IL 900
bushels Chicago spring Al 7tc Rye and barley quiet
Canal freigbu duh and droor without material Oh snge
lake Imports- Is SEQ bushels II wheat Canal expors-
800 bbs Of aour; "a, 500 bushels Of wheat and $50
bushels q barley
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The opposite city continues in full force
TIE water Il still eso1g there other very
rious above the city, which doing immense
damage the crops The river yet shows signs Of
falling.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9, 1858.
The orevaese r continues, and all efforts 10 atop II
seem 10 be abandoned.
The Of Gretns Ia entirely submerged, and Agers
considerably SO
It In reported there grea. hopes OF stopping the
great crevssse twenty five uiles above here.
Below this city, In tie sCgsr country, there are several
breaks.
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Additional from Mexico,

NEw ORLEANS, May 6, 1885,
We have advces from Tampico OF the 26th. General
Cara WAS still firing ths city causing much de''ruo
ton 10 life aDo property Hs also continued TO detan ali
vessels passing the fort and had reo on the American
brig n etsoo but tho arrival OF the United States
steam hip Fulton the Seisoa Allowed 10 proceed as
was also the schooner Virginia Anione,s which had been
detained thirty. five days.
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Ana1Rs Ia Albany

ALBANY, Ma q, 1875
In cases CT impeachment sworn charges have IL tue
fret instance to be 10 the Governor Of the STATE
who thereupon gives no,ce - hs party Implicated. NO
charges whatever against Jrdss R.sse has be'n ir
umated In New York paper s reached The Executive
department Governor KioF hss bseu absent from toe
cay during the pest week. snd toe pagers would 20 uto
the bends ~ Mr. seaman, hs private secretary oct 10
knowledge thnt ANY charges looking 60 tde impeachment
81 the Judge aEn noou. TO t. has reached any Per
son here
fbe CssaJ Bos,c yesterday reinstsisd Mr.. -,
Division Engineer who suspended b. tho Ssssa En
gBeer Tor including snow excagHng n the conf actors
estimate.
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IIcuS- ar Hepyes.

ucuss Or Representatives
washington, Msrch G, 1885,
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House acted OF the various amendments to the
Legislative, Executive and judiciary Appropriation bill ,
and passed the bill.
THE CLAYTON TREATY
Mr.. Richie (opp Of Pa, spoke against the resolution
proposing the abyogaon o, the Clayton Buwer treaty
arguing that there is PARTICULAR emergency which
quires II. The treaty when made prevented collision
served the pesce 7; dictated by good sense and
good feeling both sides Tho practical difficulty be-
tween the too counrie. amounts 10 nothing II arises
merely from technical Dterp citation OF the treaty He
could zee reason for lis abrogaiou, except cesire
the part Of the United Staea to seize Central America.
Er. CIisosAS, (acn Ct \. said ought TO be free
from the treaty 70 that teo we with 10 acquire that
territory We nay do il lawfully.
spr RICHIE replied that liz sbrogaton would open the
conflict for the p0estsc1 oi that country He sorry
that Nr. Cif quoted the ostepd manifesto with sp
probation Is be looked upon !. evidence or ccvet
and i'm he c.liy
Mr. KELSEY, (opp ofN v, moved 10 table the resolu-
tcn reported ruesoay i-or the Committee Foreign
Affairs proposing the abiossiion OF the treaty.
NeeAived by az against lG7.
Mr. SicKIys, (som) Of Y, novel the poe.ponement
or the suAec, til TUESDAY when 10 wished to express h
views but bis moton cut or by the House seconding
the demand fer tire previous question, under which the
solution oyoerea TO he psrossed by 81 against So
Without h.a action the House passed 70 the cousidera
InK vuKIssoX's rosr NvrnGAnoy--A cosruxAuous
Mr. BAsK1ss, ,opp Of y, offered resolution, which
vas adopted setting forth that Robert W. latham,
who has betp before The Committee 70 inyeet-
gate the circumstances attending the sale and purchase OF
Wkinson's Point for fertilization PURPOSES has failed 10
appear; therefore.
Received That the epesker he directed issue bis warrant
to the the body Of he said Latham
wherever he BE found and bring before the bar Of
ths House 10 for con empt Of It's authority. q
NrNsrsorA ADMISSION
The House resumed the consideration OF the Senate bill
for the admission n Minnesota into the Union.
Mr.. SMITH (adm Of Va mace a speech against the
bill. OF the s'ca ffeso olsuss The cobst-
tuition.
Mcssrs HuIsoS, (serl orva, PHILLIPS (adnn.) Of Pa,
and Br 49, (opp Of Ofo d. Lied the right OF Congress
interfere with the iehls " the electors In the States
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The Buckley Divorce Gaze.
SUPREME CoURT--sPBCIAL TERN.
Rafara HIM Iuhua Ai,khnrland


MAY 7.-Lucius f. Buckley u.s. Mary Buckley and Mary
Buckley L,cius BnIkcey-The domestic troubles Of
these parties have occupied space newspapers
recently. There and for divorce,
each CD the allegation Of adultery. Motions made
IN amend the respective Complaints.
The Judge decided that MIS- Bulkcley had fled her
complaint frst the motion amend must be dered and
that the defendant Lucus Buckley N gbt set up any
matter IN reply, tho ;wo would thereby be
blended into
Naval Intelligence.
The United States sloop ofwar Constellation was ei
Msssipa 9th March. AL well.
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The Bcdy Of N, Unknown Female.

TN D'""y N sDF UhEH'sS~h FtH""h"'
ARREST OF HRE MuRDE8ER-A MYSTERY CLEANED UP.
CHICAGO, May G. 1863.
man nsmod Hsnry Grnipcr.s arrested here Lac:
Eight for the murder q The whose remains
found in barre! al the Bu5sor River Railroad depot IN
New York some time since. Ee that hung her
scD IN his room but ccnessee that he ana shipped
the BODY, rot knowing hou else u dispose Of it,