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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17
IMPORTANT News from Hayfi.

The brig Laurilla, which left Cape Haytien
on the 22d inst, and reaching Boston on the
evening of the 9Th, brings important intelli.
gence from that island.
Santana had failed in his expedition against
ST. Domingo City, although be had quite large
force. He retreated TO wards SANTANA, which
place he captured, after great slaughter, and
entirely destroyed,
Captain Lavender also states that President
Baez, with assistance from Curacoa, had scnta
feet of twenty sail, under the command of an
American officer, to blockade Port au Platte
and a report reached Cape Haytien on the 22d
ult, that that place had been captured and
burnt.
II was also reported Mt Cape Haytien. when
Captin Lavender left, that two men-of-war had
been sent TO Nevassa Island, about sixty miles
went vest of st. Domingo, which has been the
for some time by several Americans, for the
purpose of taking possession, in the name Of
the Hay ten Government, and expeiling the
Americans. This had caused great excitement
at ST. Domingo City. 80
American vessels have been in the habit Of
10 ding guano at this last-nnmed island for
some years past Rumors have boon current
for some time that the Hayden Government
intended to lay claim to it, as it now appears
they have done. - ..a nnt
St. Thomas paper Of the 10Th May states
that at st. Domingo, Baes's vessels had cap
tured three schooners, one Of them British--the
yictoria-of Turks Island. The latter was
subsequently, re,aken by a British steamer.
The British CONSUL had taken refuge on the
same steamer
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EVENING REPORT.

CBAREEs oS. 8. C, June 10th, n. m. p.
The Charleston curriers' Key West corfespon.
lent, says that Lieut.. Tyne n sert that reports Of
Jutrages are much exaggerated. an la many ia
iances false. The &c ;ount OF the seiznre of the
hip Cortes, was in stance Ut in. greatest exsg-
.eration. The Captain OF that vessel when oyer
lauled threw his papers aud has iuio the sea and
'eslared himself Spaniard. Co.Itraband articles
we're found on board which showed her 10 be q
Iaytr, and she Mas sold as sieh. eai
CIScIsNaTI, June 10Th, p. m.
Flour dull, with no demand OF consequence.
te demand. There is a bs tier dcmaad Tor bacon
nth sales Of 200 hfds. at rs ca . y for siie
less pork duh at sl6 Weather fne. Mercury
g. River rising slowly
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gsa-A man named Burns having been con-
victed at Wheeling, Va. of the murder Of
Mary Ann Montony, has made confession OF
his guilt. We give it AS follows, from the
Wheeling Times: 1fs
He admits that be killed the woman, but
not with the "handy billy" That after the
crowd had left there in the morning he went
up, again with the deliberate intention of
putting an end to her existence, IL she was not
already dead. lie says he went in company
with Myers--found her standing up. and con-
versed with her--asked her if she should not
consider il favor to be relieved of her misery.
She replied in the Affirmative, when lac re-
joined that IL he had a revolver he would DO
it, and was of good mind to do it as il
was.
Soon after, he commenced throwing stones
at her, and finally taking large stone weigh
ing about twenty pounds, he beat her head to
the state in which it was found by the coro,
ner. lie says he wen, up there thinking the
woman might recovcr, make complaint against
him, and cause him TO be sent to the peniien-
tiary, and it was in order TO prevent it that h,
determined on putting an end to her existence
surprising when he did that nothing would
ever be said about it. -
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Gbansbills 1ailg gonrnaI.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
W AsalSGroS.rJune 16-Soos

= W AsHlSGToS, J une id--N Don.
The civil appropriation act, provides about
$4,000 for the present works on the Pacific.
Atlantic, Gulf and Lake coasts included. SO,
40, for the purchase OF the best self-righting
lifeboa. for each station on the coast OF New
Jersey. $4,000 for the purchase of the best
lifeboats, to be approved by the Treasury De-
psrtment, for Long Island coast. lt~ Sc
The President is suffering from severe in
disposition. T
The Treasury department has promptly
written to successful bidders for the treasury
note loan, requesting immediate compliance
10 the terms. sa ~.
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The advicss by the las, s,eame

- The advicss by the last sieames
show shat the British Government are
ready 10 make any reparaiinn for the IN
authorized acts vt their cruisers in the
Gulf. Admiral Steward. commander Of
the station. has sent a special message
from Bermuda to Lord Napier, ct Wash
inpion, disclaiming the acts of his sub
ordinaies and declaring them wholly
unauthorized These disclaimers have
aIlayed aliexcitement upon the matter.
and The war fefy1r has expired.
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Tic viDrennes Sun. Of TUESDAY,

says:
On Monday n;ahf. the water made a
breach OF so or go feet in the levee be.
low town. adjoining Bu,teh's land. and
il is now rushing through IL with aisrm
ing rapidiiy. innndaiing all the FARM
along the Prairie road and through Gu
thine,te. through which section the eye
can hardly discern anything but water.
A number'of farms are being over
flowed by the back whcat fields,
that were until The present freshet So
euro, are now ruined-and great quaint
ties OF sfoc X are destroyed. Several
families were this morning rescued from
their water bonnd homes, by means Fl
skiffs, &c i: aud we observed several
horsemen swimming their ANNA $
through the grain-6elds in an almost
vain attempt 20 reach the city.
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TnE AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ESGLxSD.-Ex-
pectstion in this country is on tip toe for the
result of the contest for the tioodwoo Cup, in
which the American horses Prioress and Char
lesion are entered, in field Of SO subscribers
a falling of of six competitors as compared
with last year, when Pr;oress came so near
carrying the stars and stripes ahead. II is
pretty certain tha the French horse Monarque,
the winner of last year, will again be in the
field, with Mademoiselle de Chantilly. one of
the most notable highfiyers of the French turf
both owned by the Count La Grange. Riscber,
who was second to Monarque last year, is also
to be entered, as well as Saunierer, the pro-
perty Of Mr.. Merry The most formidable
opponent, however, will be Mr.. PARIS Fish
erman. We perceive that he has thus early in
the season added another laurel to his wreath
by carrying off the Epson Cup, ut the recent
Derby meeting, beating his second, Saunierer,
by 20 lengths. The usual advantage of IA lbs
for being foreign bred horses, will be awarded
TO Charleston and Prioress, although the latter
viii pay the penalty OF extra weight for win
ming the Cesarewitch stakes last year. We
perceive that Mr.. TenBroeck has purchased
another English horse Badsworth, four year
cid, who was second for the Railway plate a,
EPSON. He is going with spirit into the cam
paign, having Babylon and Prioress for the
Chesterfield Handicap and Prioress and Belle
! for the great Ebor Handicap, TO be run at
York at the August meeting, the former hav-
ing % and the latter Ga subscribers. Babylon
and Belle are also entered for the Royal Hunt
| Cpp at Ascot Heath. as subscribers, and
Bellevue, Is the way, he purchased last
season in England--for free handicap at
the Newmarket Houghton meeting, IL sub
seribers. tTs -
In the first great racing event of the season,
the Derby stakes, neither Of the American
horses were entered. Nineteen horses ran, The
stakes being worth 50, 400, or $4,000; dist
ance, one mile and half. The race was Won
by length by Beadsman, his lucky owner,
Sir Joseph Hawlcy, netting in side bets
5000, 900 by the event. Ga. Commerce. "a
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sew Yonk. .Iune TO- 81

New YonK, June i6--P ~.
lour has advanced; sales of II, 900 bbls ut
2o(eSi75 for Ohio southern Si.55(asS.47 IAN
'ance Of 5eaon each. Wheat buoyant; sales
5000 bush; western red 'Si.06@S Los white
lO(a,Sl.l2ys Holders demand an advauce-
n has advanced sales OF $4,000 bush at
GIS for mixedi an advance of lie; 72(G7S
white and 77GSo for yellow. Mess pork
lower: Bacon Steady, az - Tor sides,
! $500; for shoulders. Kids are un,
low is dull. Sugar .iir.a, Mnsca as $50
Coffee quiet Moiasses steady; New Or
led. Receipts Of beeves $3.50 head. Re-
ITS of sheep 1000 head. Hogs, ZOO
'ves have advanced &c; sales at TIA, III.
eP firm. Swim lowcr. sstcs AZ g., 8.
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REPUBLICAN CON-
.rna :. VENTION. az

q .sra - SPRISGFIErD, ILL.,, June lG,--p. n.
The State Republican convention, met to-
day. One thousand delegates and alternates,
representing 96 counties, were in attendance.
James Miller WAS re- nominated as candidate
for State Treasurer w. Bateinsn for Super
intendent of public instructions. Resolutions
endorsing the Philadelphia platform, denounc-
ing the bred Scott decision, and re-sfhrmin g
the power Of Congress over the territories
were passed. -f~ft- - 20 s...- 1erL
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New YoRK. June lG-N

Flour buoyant; sales 1850 bblss at S4aS4 10
for State, IAN advance OF l0c.) 81 6Ogs415 for
Ohio, "a 50GS4 70 for Southern, advance Of
5c) Wheat firm; sales Of 10000 bushels at
81 so for Western red. $4,000. for Milwaukee
club, 92G94c. for Chicago spring. Corn
buoyant at 6S(as7Sc. Pork quiet at Sl7 for
mess, S14 for prime. Lard dull at loc. Whisky
firm AZ o3c
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sGs There is tame rat on board the Cry Of
Memphis. says the appeal. which s'auds up on
his hind feet. when ordered, licks his masters
hand, and kisses him, climbs over him, holds a
little stick in his fore-paw, and stands up
like soldier; comes when called goes away
whom told to, do 30, and enters his box or
cage as an chcdient child would n the request
of its parent.
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rsSThose who want sorneth,ns
new and beautifui IN the Way Of
Jcwelry, Watches. silver Ware.
Clocks, spectncIcs- a. e.. are invited
to call at the old estaOIis hncnt OF
BlTTR0FF * SIN, on Msing street.
near second, where they wilt fi"d
n new and very fuil stock at very
low prices. 90 .ssisHs = e. go.
All ARTICLES warranted TO be just
as represented. -.,I f,s.-5l-a 0rl
apf4.utjky = ..srs
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Sr Louis. June 10th.

After rising two and three fourth inches on Non
ny night and = eriay morning the river cain, 10
sta Va, an / Is nos rscslIug very slowly. Al p.
J., yesterday, Stood four three fourth in
les above the food OF ISL and three icet and
nee-fourths Of an inch abova the city direc,rix:
nj four ieet four and h If inche. below the
,odsof 1914. Al the upper streams arc falling
mildly =
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For Sale or Rent.

a UOtSE with ten acrss OF Lard attached. ,itu.
Z a ate1 =. uilesE ffDm rs.hsyills rnc hundred
warts from tho PlatK E6af' = - :
The tiru~s y Two story FraI,>, With d9utlc per-
- ieet, and hall Il feet wif, four r~oas s.oud
Hoor, SANE SIZE aud, a0 Eiphr and servants ROOMS,
gooi cryeelar veil 30 pure rlfcr. and q cstsrn,
convenient u the Eiach.n asp never failirC spring
81 rGr" ''Sr WITHIN hfty yards ~ ~, h3H-..
t-r teru- lt'i''v t.
4p..T tELIERk wHl'i Ipss,Ls
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: A female shop Infer was detect

ed in Der pilfcring operations in store
in Montreal. last week. and on examina
ton il was found she had more than
$500 worth Of silks and other goods
concealed under her crinoiiae. II made
u pile that no one would have believed
could have been carried under dress.
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DAMAGES AwARpEp.--Mrs. Henry i, Scy-
mour has received in Portage county. Ohio,
$4,000 damages from the Pittsburgh and Gle
yeland Railroad Company, for the death of
her husband, four years ago. -ar,lCtg I
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MiLwaUKIs, June 10th, p. m.
A four story brick block occupied by j. h Cor
.s'as grocery store, Tell at O'Clock this after
bon, killing Chas Eve, ami horribly man. ling
rec others, some Of whom il is feared will Gi, :
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re. Deep blowing and the use OF . subsoil
litter will double the depth of the productive
ness of such land Under draining will
.quadruple it. Deep blowing is the farmers
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rEn. hannibal, the I'D elephant belonging to
Van Amburgh & Co, died at Garfield, Ohio, a
few day since. He originally cost $4,000.
His agcsis estimated from 100 years TO 1900.
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gss-lt Is stated that tho actor who was the
hrst husband Of Henry VIM. Herbsrt's widow,
is Mr.. Alvin 4. Read. now ~ Woods Theater,
Cincinnati.
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"a The Mayor of Cincinnati has commenced
operations against lottery dealers and swim
diers in that business A number have been
committed 10 Jail in that city by his orders
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BALrIMoRE. June l6--Noon

BALTIMORE, June 16--Noon.
Flour-City Mills, 81; Howard ST., and Ohio
81 S7l. Wheat; steady; Red Sl@1 o.; White
81 0I9i %. Corn active aud hrm; white 68
G,7lc. Whisky active, at 22s@23ic. Pro
visions dull and unchanged.
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ClvcIsxArI. June l6-Noor

CiScIsxArI, June l6-Noon.
Flour dull and Dropping more Offering
Whisky pc. ard firm. Nothing transpired in
provisions saa -
River risen fourteen inches in the last
wenty-fourhours. Weather clear Mercury 760
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z ALLIE o a .

FOL louisville, Glncinnati, II. Louts, Indian
Epolss md the EnSt 80
AN aud after Monday Nav l0;i the nj, NAH tram
" leaves Evansville ne Q N. Il
The acccanl',ttiion Trains leave Evansville az a.C5
r.
= The down Nail Train leaves Tcrre Eaute oP NJ:
arrives at Evansville al N 80 : 49,
Accommodasion Trains Icav, Tere lIau,c a, %
A.. . ---f-. 4 ~.
Accommodation Train Ieave- vinr.npcs at {. 10 A.
sR-ivrs % Evansville az Los A. N.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

rct-sls = Sr. Louis, June 1C-P N.
The Democrats in the 9Th Congressional
district, have nominated Judge John F. .Ry-
land for Congress- -sr 20 ~
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CEsrRALlA, ILL.,. June 10Th. p. m
The river at Cairo rose one Inch last night,
nd is sui swelling slowly. SIX inches uiore will
ring the water over the OhiO levee f a-a
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Zinc CUTLERY.

a suPEBIcR lot If Pocket kntves, Uel5,en.
"a h,lpi's iuI Nsr York hrffc Coulpsnv, bit
nal. CHARLES = WLLIS.
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PINE LTUBEEiTF

rUNHE suAscrIher has jus received fteus Nessrs
go fset No. I,PINE 'LGT Der Ca pent-r. aud
Builders are respectfully invited this lot
Of LuniDer, as Is superior 10 anything 10 This
market. JOHN r. GLOVER.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NEW ORLEANS 4 EVANSVILLE
Packet,
THE STEAMER Ca
CHOCT A w. r

= rFIA TIE steamer CuoCTAw
fSl,1-yfsxs3d Capt. SAEoLST, viii run regu-
<>sE-sf.s& lariy for the remainder Of the
season, AMI long A the watir will print, asa
uiar panaes bctxee Evansville and New Orleans.
From her great sl.eei, she easily make the tap Ia
thiieea day s. and VIII leave icre every ntpeDth dan
alter her departure. She VA! rta2rI here On her
third ;r.r, y ttHf r 49,
On the TIA or 18th Of MAJ.
The time 90 her arrival will be telegraphe nom
Niessbgrg and Memphis, alal daily annuuneed N Ads
vance in The Iapsrs. nat shippers may Know AID re
y upon her movement.
Her officers pledge themselves % DO all IN thle.r
POKER .0 the iutere and fame VI the city with hich
they seex % identity themselves. and they solicit
IN return from citizens such eaSoTas enent a. viii
make thri- connection With the city permanent and
reeiprocally profitable The boat win need for her
Srrport Cr freights well "a down cargoes ana IN
PROPORTION n her receits ~. she afford 10 reduce
her Downs frcigita. shippers here should therefore,
sor rIcir ovn Interest, endeavor to SEIZURE her TIP
freighls fTOHl Lhelr CONT Spoidtits. 6
ap3I-n 4. A. CRANE, Agent. q
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iec = ~ y - % NpREW lirTc iiys6N.
~ CoaJl CoaIg C.ni.
NO.sh FOR sALl..

Ma : have on ha,d and are cunstarrIy receiving
w ccal " an exte.legs qualify fg,.r VI IN, cana
which We VII deliver in uy rafl % tn city Al lsc
ORDERS LEFT NJ James larishs sarch1u-t or ~ tle
a t............lL ~ -. kuAlskf Z ANGRY.
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Iou,svIILE. June 16-Noon.

River receding with IA feet on the falls.
Weather clear.
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PINE SHINGLEx.r d

Il 100000 No. ono MISTAKE r I:sE sffISGLES,
re,eiyei with the above Lnn.t, and %, sale a harl.
times p.ices Those who want Shingles aud bot
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U. s. NAIL PASSENGER PACKET.
sansvi,ie,Paaucah S Cairo Packet,
j. n. DONE,

j. n. DONE,
d. h. HERRoN. Master,
2srssseSyAAs n6ND.Yf and rHuaSsp ~ al
.<sEfs1zs ezs1Ez<zZzAs O'Clock, NJ, arriving az
padurah at O'Clock, 4. VI, Cairo az " O'clock.
NJ. TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves
Cairo everv TT ESDAY and fRipAY. AZ gclsck
URDAI, at = O'clock, A. VI,
Connecting at EYauayIile With the Evansville
and CrawfOrdsviile Saiiroad
and Packets for urcca River. Also, connecting ~
Slnthland With Cumberland River Packets and AZ
psincsh with tennessee Rivef Packets; ~ Cairo wb
Memphis, New Orleans and 3. Loais Packet
ricke;s CAT he obtained on bosra the tsst Tor all
Eastern Cities. o. Intt3-lr
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- n
For -sie w sftvsl.ecailie legg sjsts ais peaIers.
.lssc or rrg t.fans NJ, . cents, 30 sersts and
LIN rne q, "A ~ ,t bst,is' SO 'uS'
800 aa4-ai ks-r ~ --sFsssi - Yesi %
Fxtrnoraih ary knncuncsmept. 3
Every. ireiias II dollar bgttie Of he ARC TIC
LlNlHk-s -rvceiyes At Dr. Bragg -Sre1sc the
tsrr tsT kJEsI sKs,L :, of Sew largsor ope near.
The Jurtrralis laFse uIusna'ss taf<-sach funi-
her o1gtarsinS s>iefl iyaces, ~autitr 81 pfinset
the nfrs "a ltuf y ct,rsos the ranuc'x eerti'it4tr
10 ucr rtiou AVID tul paris ulaFs of i,r p,yi aD
philanthripc enfsrrrrs ~ hfrfl tfisoffer forms
p3ri, rilectarnpa ~ sseh iFtttc- - l1lGfost q q
IN 4sasST waSfEp' IN EvrKt TOWN md
pR.AGr; &. DvRs,sgKs. q,
90 -. outs, $50.
p ~ ehrE ffrYpcis's psrfH-'ips - a IA sesss
Hragfh'ti :i a. tierc I, ~ e.her Bras Liuitesir
q ". rIEaBnwEk aua X ELLUR s WHITE arc
Arrest Tar Et4psyiiis asi-34fs:g
n FAD PIPE AND prG fEsi
- Casi.s ls.prtel lroa , inch 10 .ucaes;
- Pigs Lead:
Received aud for sale ~ SA.JEL ORR
EHANTt CT kEt"T= sNIs rh~i". f'r aaI, i-
~ GILrLEr rrN Us
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COAL DEALERS.
CuALf! coALit Co.ALi..
s.JIr-irIrE xy1rl ~ \, cfsAfI ~. f,JN y

IiAN just srecsrd ssiriAr's Seals. f.. tie puF.
Ap,-, " weighing Ey c.,al. saal sod rsy csal y
Seisit. s.cc srdi;s 10 d. Las g! H.. safe. haze
lasesiS.l :. sVIFs. "a n lI7iy .. fsstLtS CNat aHs
lUvse al rly ffus.,is = y.Ssns tall aid uy T.
hase ben sisic:i ears II VIZ tusi-sss, a: Profess
II De ju9se: lie pee vi e,il ii Icenls rer tushsl
All uIuers 4ct ~ tl, ga Z ;ssfyz Ohio, f.tvesn
iVsl AIS. Ssrvr, OH I,isr sweet . lio4nsr.ah
SIZE on aieE sir,r.. O. 81 ~ sea- Oie, :; he La
rta<co Wharf. Sil 10 t-teatca .. AL cal ..as q
iscss q. ASDRElf hCrCliEsCN.
CoaIl Coed! CSai
WE have llos On hsnS ara are as,sv rscsivipg.
vv the ie'tcOAJ. that hass.s.s bee. .iIreiaccd
into thtr market. : i-h s-fff- lJ1. TODD
fetey itie resi-sS II Isn Jc-f. cris' lel, * ;hc
store OF NJ W. htGuES, ls.i t. tiJe SAFE Bank.
ilns5r,tf JSO " JE1-ours. ~
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b'drnisiss,

io fauous sGf q epsf s4eid.. 80 80
t.5.. 49, ,Ilys XsIs, ssf
i"e~ 7rpssss.
C4ar nrt 81 D.. II. t.-..ssti kfilef.f
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PATENT MEDICINES. - .-
CHOICE LIQUORS.

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
CHAPTER XVIII.

"HENRY," said Ann Lee to her broth
er, II saw you in close conversation with
Helen before breakfast-tell me the result
of the interview p
81 have nothing to tell you. Ann, ex-
cept that she is remarkable woman-one
whom l cannot fully comprehend. That
she loves me, she has never denied, yet
when l urge her to consent to marry me,
in the most determined manner she refuses
to give me an affirmative answer; but her
reasons for refusing to do so are not salts
factory, because to me they seem INSULT
cient. She says she will not suffer me to
commit myself.-because she feels confident
there will be final disagreement between
US, and she is unwilling to throw any OBJ
stacle in the way in case should desire to
retreat. If you can solve this enigma
for such it seems to mel shall be very
much obliged to you"
"Perhaps 1 can" she replied. "Ihad a
long conversation with Helen last night,
and she says you treated her with too lit
tie confidence, and manifested too small q
share of decision Of character, and was
very much mortified that you did not
show her an anonymous letter you receiv.
ed, and ask her for an explanation of its
contents"
"She is right there, Ann, l ought to have
carried the letter to her, but such was the
excited aud unbalanced state of my mind
at the time, that the propriety of doing SC
did not occur to me until / had passion.
ately torn it into shreds. do not blame
her for being offended at the injustice Of
the proceeding. But go on"
"She said further. that when you first
made her an offer of your hand, she ad-
dressed letter to you giving full ac-
count of that portion of her life which is
marked by repeated error, and her reasons
for not giving you an answered. the time
the offer was made. OF that letter, she
says, you took no notice, but treated hei
as unworthy of your confidence, or re,
spect."
~ never received such Latter" he re-