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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
FISH & e'fShAP
JotfN A. s,fi,MAN.


&r:-fou are hereby notthed
that before the 26th dav Of May 1885, there viii
be on e In the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the District Court
Of wspello County, lowe; petition OF Fish Dunlap
claiming Of you two hundred and my dollars ~ mon-
ey due account, and unless appear and answer
thereto before the morning Of the second day OF
the next OF said coart To be begun the 1h day
OF juno A. D. 1s5s Judgment will be rendered against
ysu thereon H. D. INES, Atty for riG.
Nay 8. 1885, noio ~. tfs,MN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

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4 a. LAwRENCE 2.
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WF you want good Boots 4 Shoes, LAWRENCE has
il them direct from the celebrated House Of Potter
4 Hitchcock. Boston. sfAs la-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
FOR RENT,

nNE OF The largest and most comfortable dwelling
" houses In the city. Apply TO -
April seth, 1858. Il. n. WARDEN,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

A N. MEHWiN, AUorI0NEER.-BY BANGS MER
IA. WIN CO, TRADE Sale Rooms No Is Park row.
TUESDAY evening" December D. at holiday and stand
ard books great variety Of elegantly illustrated books
GLIDING ANNALS for 1850 and kne collection of the
standard works and assortment Of beautiful juveniles
Also Bibles, Prayer Books, &c.
"wednesday and Thursday evenings, December 20 and
30. o'clock elegant English and American books
Being collection of snperby illustrated English books
and choice standard works. particularly adapted to the
holiday just received from London. Also,
of the best American editions library
pictorial works including ANIMALS for 1859 and collection of
embeished Juveniles Aso variety Of fine line English
cravings including Finden's Royal Gallery &c.
4 UCTION NOTICE-RARR AND VALUABLE PL ANTS.--
n JN0. y. VAN ANTWERP win SELL on Thursday, 30th
at O'Clock M at his auction s William street. inme
diatey after the hardware SALE close the entire
contents Of private lately deceas
consisting in of cameias azaias orange and lemon
trees esias &C. &c The above comprises choice colec
ton made by the late himself and we'll WORTHY the
tention OF private gentlemen and florists Many them
bloom and all in fine ORDER Catalogues will be ready
the day previous Sale positive and without reserve Terms
cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

4 UCTIoN NOTICE --MAgNTFICENT AND COSTLY
N bouseho,d furniture Heavy French plate pier and
mirrors plsnooie marble bronges velvet
ssrpcs elegant chandeliers cd pstnngs articles o. ver ~
hous- as West Fourteenth street. PORTER auctoneer
VIII sell this day Dec 20 NJ los O'Clock the entire elegant
furniture the above house most Of which was made order
Of superior wosk~nshtp. Parl0rs
Magnificent rosewood paror SUITS IN rich French satin with
solid rosewood frames superior octave rosewood piano
keys richly inad solid rosewood centre and pier
tables reception chairs satin large chairs IN morocco
splendid French plate with slab and brackets cost
w aisbaser flower splendid bronke cnpds sta
tuees knights shepherd and shepheresses groups four
light candeiaHas magnificent girandoes together win ch
brocae and lace window curtains shades velvet carpets
elegantly carved rosewood segere With plate glass OIL paint
ers Dining room-Nsvni6ccnt solid extension table, rich
suit IN moQuet all made 10 match throughout ele
cant ruby crystal cut glass rich silver srers
service ssvers fruit stands baskets coffee
Kettles napkin rings forks ladies', butter knives
sugar tongs &c; best of ivory cutlery tsnbes goblets
wines decsuers nc. thamberssoey and Aho
ganv sofas lounges couch beds bedseas bureaus wash
stands cuuuodes rosewood suits ~ hair cloh chairs rock
ers elegant pier and msntc mrrors thirty pure hair ma
rrsses c0nnerpanes ingram carpets cicoihs rosewood
Ia. stand plated stair rods work table clocks together
wsb the entire gas fixtures throughout Also large and gen
er basement and Kitchen utensils The fnrni
t,e ~ ha house worthy the especial attention. o hnnse
Keeper. aucloneer IL ordered 10 sell every lot without
reserve. No posiponemen' on aus account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29


Many heads Of families having repeatedly Desired mancs
OF OUR AMERICAN COUSIN Ia order that ladies'
and KEENE feeling convinced that The grea, NATION
Al WORK now occupying The attention OF the women o.
America and which IS conses.d wh e grand design Of
should considerats attention ~ All M
accomplishments 81 this noble object deemed appropriate
theatre al The disposal the the purpose Of
A DRAMATIC MATINEE,
sd ~ the fund and has rendered them the gross receipts o.
herself That occur incidental 70 the
forInsnce. .......,....,..
rHg nAyacEEs o. TBs souST vrsSoS ASSOCIATIONS.
NV yusg. lice ID 1888
~ your Association and the so the drama among kindred
arts Icing invoked farhs desrous c0utr
bupe my mite towards swelling toe sgErsxse smcan.
Washington. With tbs view beg T. ODER the 81 my
and the amour; ~ the receipts sccrtirs without
reservation whatever from one pe NJ Our Amrff
can Cou-nfo lake plare The afternoon December
isSS affords much qualification 70 odd, he ladies' and
the which have the plea
80 III every artist nnssn .ref ana
connected with the establishment have n the
cordial manner mace trecw onerng o. her services sc
deemed worthy acceptance early reply. sgnvug
The sane. sill obugc yoursiruy. LAURA kEENE
Srw YORK, Dec. 49, 1874
Miss LARA -Nadsmc-The o1er ~ morning RIP.
~ holiday week "wednesday December 81 1858 &c the h.
nefi II Vernon FUND.- has been received AMI
gratefully accepted by the ladies' n The committee The Eea,
bersy part ~ ~ hhodng nope ~ ne grss rceps
Tor expenses e.wn offering 81 the valuable SERVICES ~
ne whole corps attached 20 yoar theatre IN Department.
With the selection Of uce marked 9r I'll and refinement
a. well admirable ID put upon III. stage
combine prove better than words can express how
deeply and truly you and hsy syps,a',e we c,ss witch
aud good May ask IN receiving thanks foe
he ODER cypress % The babies sna geae.en'of esb
shmeni or heh appreciation ., ~ sas services Yours
NJ sHyRwooD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A UousTUs SEYMOUR INWARD, AUCTI0NEER
"A Auction sale Of elegant and costly household furniture
paror ganoiorte painngs s,aiaary bronzes vases
Ac this day Wednesday ~ The large brown stone residence
No 70 West Twenty sixth street. near Sixth avenue the pro-
perry Of j. j. Renie ESQ.
AUGUSTUS :. HyNARD, Auciioneer.
Sale commence TO-, O'Clock IN the basement with kch
furniture SC Dining roomEytension table Ii feet in
length OF solid oak wood highly poshed silver tea sets seven
pieces massive ssser tea dessert and ,seie spoons ivory
grsved glassware ehampagaes gooes wines and
10 match Bohemian glass of every description silver plated
forks fruit and cake baskets dessert knives frian marble
pitcher richly decorated china dinner and tea sets oak
sdeboard butter tray and stand oval mirrors engravings
Keys and inad with pearl aud made BY city maker rose
wood brocade embroidered cloth cover two
paor suits covered IN rich sofa medallion
arm reception gothic and antique chairs 10 match rosewood
eegeres marble tops mirror doors sauay velvet ana brs
French lace curtains brocaiei do
painted shades conices &c French plate per aud maue
mirrors marble slabs and brackets OIL paintings by emf
artists; the Madonna ~ Raphael rosewood centre "a
bles superhy carved marble top corner eegeres Turkish
and reclining chairs Paran marble sa,ss bronze and eslue
Also the contents OF the four elegantly FUR
uished bedrooms consisting Of aud mahogany on
-eaus bedeads wsshsand French china toilet sets Brs
sells Ingram carpets eight day bronze clock china vases
mirrors pure feather beds spring mattresses
passe holsters ard pillows sheets connterpanes sofas
chairs tables Catalogues 20 be had AZ The house
the morning Of sale Sale positive rain or shine deposits
required ~ all purchaser The sixth avenue cars and stages
pass within few doors oil the house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
a UCTIoN NOTICE.
IA M. G. EnFY, Auctioneer.
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr.,

Will sell on Thursday Dec 80 at SIC Broadway at i0x
O'Clock continued through the day and evening BY order
assignee entire stock Of Henry Rohde
factuer importer and worker fancy The
embraces rich variety of fancy goods and of quality
in the city such elegantly vories
VIZ Chess tobacco boxes bracelets poeketbooks cruel
paper weights, pearl silver uad porcmonnaes
cutters ivory ard bracelets ivory FANS segar holders
superb pipes ash holders, pipestems of
OF costly descpondeera ners, elegantly olnted
richly mounted and sheep horns umbrellas and umbrella
cases, silver spurs beautiful Swiss carved wood
cottages 4c Chinese puzzles carved wood needle box
es, hat racks made from deer anters, rustic flower
tables and chais quantity carved wood figures
live oak hludgeons handsomely mounted and myriad of
partcuarlze by advertisement
Every will be sold the highest bidder Catalogues ready
"Wednesday Of the No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
A UCTION SALE OF RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
"A GOLD WATCHES, JEWEI.RY, DIAMONDS, &C.
HERTS A MOSS AuctiOueers.

VIII sell, on "Wednesday Dec a. at lo1s O'Clock at 1913
rnent gold Watches chains diamond jewery gold ewelry
solid and silver plated fancy goods &C suitable
for holiday presents Goods view and catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

OF RICH PARIS MANTILLAs,
VELVET CLOAKS, TALMAS ETC.
AT 2os CANAL STREET AND sos BROADWAY
W. b MACKENZIE having this dag December "a made
of hs entire stock interest the
hen for the benefit his creditors the undersigned would
respectfully invite the DESTROYS making
chases for the holidays to the exceedingly rich and elegant
goods being sold sacrifice the
above places the sale positive the goods been
marked down 10 a very low rate for cash.
b. BRANDRETH, Assignee.
UCTION NOTICE EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY
"A goods Ac.-HERTS 4 MOSS, auctioneers, will sell
Thursday December 80 at 1913 O'Clock at No 53 Broadway
Spring street. assgnees saie large stock Of fancy
willow ware, fancy work baskets, chairs dvans, hobby
horses chldrens bird letghs, toys &c;
aise large fancy goods paper mache goods also
large imported chairs &c The above
rnust positively without aud Is well worthy
HENRY NErDIG, Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A UCTtON SALE OF ELEGANT FURS.
"A Closing saie.-fasi opportunity.
rIfRg, rURS, ~ rs, fURS, FURS.
HERTS MOSS, AuCTTONEERs.
VIII sell. without reserve, :. a..
on Thursday December ~. ~ 1Dh ocork
At Ne 1875 Broadway between Fulton and john streets,
Nv order ofthe assgnees
''' ELEGANT MADE UP FuRs,
Consisting ~
Real sabie mink mafien.
Russis htch. royal ermine
Stone marten. French mink
Huisou's Bay sable, and other
Large capes Tippe.s, half capes.
Nct0Tiues, manteetes, NUTS, cuffs.
Gloves, manlers, collars, &C, &C.
Also,
Genilemeu's fnra. In great variety,
IIndsou's Bay wolf, prairie wolf, buffalo.
Badger, wolverine, polar bear, bsck bear,
Raccoon, grey fot, gfixzly bear. panther
And other sleigh sp robes.
rsstes want Of really magnaceni Ours VII 20 well to
attend this sale lot be positively sold without
any reserve "a the business BY order Of sssrnees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A UCTIoN sALE.-IHE ENTIRE STOCK OF STORE
IA ass Broacwsy Consisting of wiaes brsndle whiskeys.
brandy fruits oatsups English and French sauces Olives
confectionery &c together with large mirror decapers
gobe,s tubers and bar Gxtues viii be sold at auction OF
Wednesday, December 30 1855 NJ O'clock By L. r. WILL
KIkS Auctloneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A UCTIoN NOTICE. -
"A NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ELEGANT SETS OF MADE UP FURS
BROWNE 4 NICHOLS
viii sell On Thursday Friday, December 30 and 81 the
the invoice Of fs being the last sales OF the
season o5, O'Clock. manufactured the
styles and most approved patterns
comprising articles for both lades and geniemens wear
among which may be found
Dark Russian sable,
Mink marten.
Hudson Bay sable,
Royal ermine.
Dark mink sets.
and other
CAPEs vICToRfNES PELERINEs,
MUFFS, CL0AKS, CUFFS,
CAPS, GLOVES MUFFLERS,
and nm elegant assortment OF
SLEIGH, CARRIAGE AND LAP ROBES.
The sale oilers great opportunity u all to purchase
complete fars their prices the owner
term TO them for whatever they bring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

rI'1iE TRIBUNE AI.vNNAc FOR tssa WILL re PUB.
i Hwhcd Thursday. 3Hh instant, IN addition - the
"a erdAr 1859 complete Election Returns an the
state boiling elections n 1853 and Other interesting Political
matter wt contain rpcfion Returns ~ the ~
York ~ townships ard Nardssn entirely feature.
Agents ard others viii please send N their orders without
delay Price tpostage prepaid single copies ~ ceuis
American ccn. Twcyeoopes 81 leo copies - ~ ~
iHo. Is copies Cor ST. Orders accompanied
with the cash. respectfully solicited Address
HORACE GREELEY A CO.
p,.fts.n N~.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A uCTloN NOTICE.. RoGART, AUCTtoNEER h
4 Kog ART-Frdav, Dec. ~. ~ TO-. O'Clock. IT No y
owerv sheriff sale The stock and fixtures VI house uI
nishing store, cutlery, wood and TN ware &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
A UCTIoS NOTICE. .,.,. ..,

EZRA LUDLOW. JR,
VIII sell 90 "Wednesday. December y, nj II O'Clock. a. the
saIesrroms No Pine street. balance of stock wines,
liauors Havana segars FRUITS &c by order OF
Charles Fyaus assignee. continued from I'D inst.
ed wifi he the sale Of the Purchasers for
New Years Day celebration will please take notice The lots
lss nsola embrace pale dark brandes vina0es
in botir ease AMI demon; Ia D. port sberries Maderas
scotch irish aud domestic whiskeys jamaica rum Holland
gin: ssrsres primes raisins, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCTI0NEER, AND
"A s. THOMPSON-This day II los oclock, the sslea
Is Fast Brosd~ay valuable sale OF fancy goods toys
iewelry hosiery goods clothing and numerous articles
suitable FOR the season watches &C, Pawnorokers sale
THURSDAY, by NJ FR1DENBERG. Friday do. and liquors.
wines groceries &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

w HUNT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO IS
81 Nassau street, W. HUNT will sell Thursday. Dec
I0b o'clock the residence 81 Isaac Coleman. Esq.,
No 70 MscdouRal street. between Charlton and King streets
All the the above house,
part and Brussels ocloh, china ware
glass ware, crockcry cutlery. hitchen sofa
chairs bedding wsshsiands
SEES gas sures &c ousekeepers and dealers viii ind this
of their attention. article must he
lively sold Catalogues ready OF sale and
had a the sSlesroom. nj the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

a rCrfON NOTICE--J NOGART, AUCTIONtEK.-BS
"A Bp9ART This day at loh O'Clock A. the auction
rooms No North William street. mortgage sale genteei
bousrof furniture mahogany paror chairs. lounges marble
iOp centre tables mahogany rcckers mirrors c paintings
rranios mahogany dressing bureaus window curtains,
ssrai Au hotel seees iron safes carpets oilcloh,
school furniture tables chairs benches desks cooking and
ryfrrerstprs. ASn, rosewood meoeon,
pied cake baskets clocks &C Also lot Of meus net shirts
dTswers &c -
100 O'clock In front II he store one brown horse one
rockawsy wagon, one baker, eal. SETS 81 harness. &C
Coasiable's sale, eigh, bales hops - ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

L,RASxTJS MusFuy. III GRAND STREET. oNR
o'''A ""n ExTRA ADvERTIsEMENr
NEW yEAvs DAy.NEw YEARS DAY.
saturday. Jan. l. lS5s,
Grand ssls Jubiles in the afternoon anil Al night
SIXTY YOUNG LADIES
MODEL ARTIsTFs
"a mn other entertainments See bills Performance AZ
s IN the Afternoon and al 7 In the Evening.
Don't orset- The greatest place IN the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

UCrioY NOTICE TO MORROW MoRsTNG, THURS
"a eav December 10 a to-, O'Clock. viii sell ~ public
auction Nv order az assignee all Of the elegant household
frnisre ouaed the private residence West Eevs nib
street bctwepn Ffh sixth Consisting o mag
noeni aud ooey rosewood panefoe carved ess and sod
near levs stool cover hook splendid paroF quits
covered IA Frerch sain brocaie medallion chairs tomairh
pier and ante mirrors lace and satin curtains velvet and
solid oak extension tables
cut riaswse knives and forks, silver spoons Decorated
.hns ses vardrotes bureaus hedseads wsshsands har
fsatber bes sprinr bottom beds blankets quilts
.heeta pows holsters and pssses mirrors clocks spit
srs ,g. Raseuent and Kitchen furniture descrip
i5cn J. FIsHBAT, Auciioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

lust PUBLISHED.
81 CHARITY GREEN;
THE VARIETIES OF LOVE
BY THE0DORE HARTMANN.
600 PIP. IL mo. price 81 -.
For beauty style elegance Of language graphic denea
ton and pcrng thrilling interest and dramatic poetic
power ii unequaed by any book that has issued for
years. JOHN W NORTON, Publishing Agent.
No AZ Broome street. door west Of Broadway
And for sale by sll the principal booksellers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05
-

BORDER WARFARE on THE OHIo.--A year
ago an cd man named Bel, and his son
living in this State opposite Brandcnburg
were suspected by the citizens of Meade
county, Kentucky, of being privy to or
abettorS of fugitive slaves. They were
watched and found to be in communication
with some free negroes in the interior of the
State whose visit to Bells house led to the
subsequent proceedings. Bell and his son
were decoyed one night down to the river
and within the jurisdiction of Kentucky,
where they were arrested on a warrant from
a Kentucky Magistrate on a charge of aid
ing the escape of slaves, and taken to Meade
county, and lodged in the Brandcnburg Jail,
where they have remained for nearly year
their prosecutors not being prepared for
trial
Two sons of Bell, returned from Califor-
MIA recently, found that their father and
brother, as they allege, had been kidnapped
and carried to a foreign jurisdiction, and
held FOR twelve months, as they believed on
false charge. On Thursday last there was
barbecue at GanettSvillc, in Meade coun-
", to Which most of the citizens of Bran
denburg went in a crowd, and among them
the jailor, who left his wife and a lad, the
only keepers of the Jail. Between one and
two clock, in the afternoon, the two Cali
iornia Bells landed at Brandenburg, and
proceeded TO the Jail, three hundred yards
from the shore, and demanded the KEYS 10
the cells. The jailor's wife and the lad were
so inundated by threats, that they allowed
the Bells to take theu. They immediately
released their father and brother, and placing
Il pair of revolvers in the hands of each, the
whole party escaped from the Jail.
An alarm being given, several citizens
armed themselves and followed the Bells to
the landing, and fred upon them. The Bells
returned the shots, and kept a crowd of
twenty pursuers at bay, till they had Sc
cured their skif and IA safe passage across
the river No one, we believe, was wounded
by the firing; but the rescue has caused a
great deal of Indignation on the Kentucky
shore, and some little cyultation among
Bells neighbors on the Indiana side.
The Bells were on Saturday last at their
farm opposite Brandenburg, and they say
that they will remain there, defying the
whole of Meade county, KY, to take them.
Two of the Bells have worked in the ship
yards in New Albany, and are known and
respected by many of the citizens of that
place. 1t is an affair that may lead to un-
pleasant consequences.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05
Harmonious.

Those who know much of the politics Of
the Second Congressional District and Bill
English's system of management, did not
expect anything from the Paoli Convention
but the result as it occurred. Mr.. English
read to the Convention the Presidents letter
TO the Democracy of the District asking
them to return, for another term of service,
his useful and convenient instrument, Bill
English, when DR.. Sherrod, the rival can
didate, finding the cards stocked against
him, arose and made speech in substance
as follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: am under the neces-
sity of withdrawing my name rs a candi-
date for the nomination, as / have discover
ed that this convention is packed-that men
have been drummed up from every quarter
for the purpose of defeating me-and that
my friends have been hired to stay at home.
[ would not for a moment hesitate to abide
by a fair expression of the will of the
Democratic party, but there is no chance
for any such fair expression here. l have
been abused, villifed, and lied upon, and
now this convention is packed in the most
outrageous manner to defeat me. cannot
express the deep disgust and contempt l
feel at the conduct of certain men here who
pretend to be Democrats. They are a curse
To the party and always will be unless they
are put down. They may now defeat me
by foul and underhanded means,ss but l
will meet them at Phillippi.
There is some hope that an independent
candidate may yet be brought out, who
will break down the corrupt combination
that sustains English, man who has in fact
as small modicum of intellect Us he has
of principle. If Sherrod was cheated by
a fraudulent packing of the convention, he
is not bound to abide by its decision.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

BS- \ young woman, about % years
old, left her parents house in Locke street,
Cincinnati, on Saturday evening, about
o'clock, in a very cheerful and happy mood
of mind, for short walk to a companions
residence She did not return as was ex
pected, and her friend not having seen her,
very dilligent search was made all night
and till eleven O'Clock on Sunday, when her
body was found in the canal, with her neck
broken, bat with 40 serious external injuries
about her person. She had not been violated,
and the manner of her death seems involved
in deep mystery. The coroner's Jury re-
turned verdict that her death was caused
by throwing herself or being thrown by
others into the canal by which her neck had
been dislocatcd. She had been in the en-
ployment of respectable family for two
years-was at home temporarily with her
mother-for whom she had performed all
her household duties of the day with un-
usual cheerfulness. She was married to a
man three years ago, with whom she lived
but a few days before they separated, and
had not since had any intercourse. She had
recently sought an interview with him,
which he refused to her. Whether this az
fair had anything to do with her suicide or
murder is unknown.