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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-28

RICHMOND, VA, Ist July, 1858.
The subscriber has taken the new and commodi-
GUS store on Bread street, near It'll, al dining The
late store OF Dabney Cooke aud the Frederick
burg Depot, and opposite the Richmond Theatre,
where ne will continue the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. He re-
turns his thanks to his friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late con
Germ of Dabney 4 Cooke, (of which he was MEM
ber) and resp ctfuily soiicits continuance of the
patronage while conducting business on his b &C.
count. His store will be opened on Tuesday, the
9th inst. ISAAC N COOKE.
lyI-d2w cw4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-28

.DY STEAMER ROANOKe.--We have
~ Just received full and complete assortment Of
Plain, Fancy Head and Bullion White Rnngee. Of
all widths Training Braids, new styles. Tor Dgs-
scrition; white Cords aud Tassels, together with
many other goods In the Trimming way, which We
will ofer low TO the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-28

THE VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING
= FLUID. is prepared only BY I. 1900.
THE VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING fLUIp
-, Is used by hundreds.
s Ii sold By
b jyW Corner of 18th aud Main -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-28

-. quslce 81 change in the city ordjnaace reIa.
i've 70 HIDkANTS. the subscribers are aatkorissd
tnose o. the most approved kind, and shouId IS
p,sssed 20 receive orders for the same We ALEC q
~ Alnes o. LVMbtN such - putting 40 na-
Closets &C.: also. das Fitting and Gss Wof y N
superior manner. both in town aud country.
y2i-lm IN Nan $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
0sh @rltans Da1ln 0rsstem.
Texas Intelligence,
The Galveston civlIian j saturday AT ~

The Galveston Civilian Of Saturday last says
The cotton market ii Galveston the past week
has had to contend with the disadvantages resulting
from the scarcity Of shipping and the difficulty of
negotiating exchange in large sums NOtWthstand-
ing these circumstances the sales up 402 bales
prior to yesterday when the exceedingly bad state Of
the weather put stop to transactions. The prices
npon which actual transactions were based are IO5 to
la for Middlng.
late number Of the Victoria Advocate states that
German woman locked her three little children in a
room, while she went to the COW pen. She had not
long been there when she discovered the house to be
IN flames, She fastened back to the spot, but got
theFe too late to render assistance The building was
consumed and with # her three little ones.
The GAINESVILLE Standard informs US that there was
real old fashioned snoW-storm at that place on the
I9th uIt, and the ground was covered TO the depth
OF from three and half to four inches on an average
FROM the early and heavy SHOWS mentioned BY our
Northern exchanges, we may safely anticipate long
and severe winter The STANDARD says that if the
winter should prove severe one, and the ground be
/ permanently covered with snow, the cattle must
perish in large numbers, all they will have to subsis
On s the mast lying in the forests.
Snow fell to the depth Of over an inch at Gilmer
on the 18th uit The weather was quite cold.
The Texas Baptist states that a Female Baptist
MIssiouaTy society, for the diffusion OF religious in
structon and education and clothing of the Indians
of Texas, has been established at Anderson, Texas
The Bolton Independent wishes them luck but ex
presses the belief that Captain Ford is the only mis-
sonary who can, with any profit be sent among those
red devils at this juneture.
The Crockett Printer mentions a considerable of a
cat in that neighborhood Eighteen pusses were
carried five miles from home and turned loose Three
of them got home in an hour and the others in apd
succession.
It has come to our knowledge from undoubted au-
thority, says the Brownsville Flag of the 23d ult
that the prominent men in the Juarez or Liberal
party of Mexico-or at least those of them on this
frontier-are in favor of treaty of exradton which
will embrace not only the ordinary refugees for
criminal ofenses but slaves also. They have learned
from experience tina. this latter class is no acqusi-
ton to the progress of the country They desire the
friendship and intercourse Of their immediate neigh
Dor, which can never be efectuay cured while they
afford an asylum for the property of those neigh
bors. As it is said the Constitutional Government,
or that of President Juarez is the one to be recog-
nzed in future at Washington, would it not be we'll
to negotiate OF this subject? We call the especial
attention of representatives in Congress to the
matter as one of paramount Importance to Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
The St. Martin Iberian Of Saturday last saws

WHO WILL STOP THE MOUTH OF PLAQUEMINE p
The question Of natural outlets still remains open
and with it the mouth Of Plaquemine. Mississippi
continues TO run into it, and Paquemines mouth
continues to suck up all manner of things that would
else flow lelsureIy down TO the Gulf, get into its
stream, be carried ont to ocean and thrown upon the
coast Of Guinea. Plaquemine does more than this.
Occasionally it takes OF slice of the igurative plan
of the town at its mouth and carries off house to
hegate, or the devils swamp. 1t hath, in its time,
caused able articles to flow into the public prints
advocating break-waters, breast-wOrks and dams to
articles advocating its speedy and immediate closing
up. The learned opinions for and against, are pretty
well balanced, As the river comes up, one side gets
the advantage, and when it goes down. the other tri-
umphs. If learned opinions the securing process,
and other WellasCerined hydraulic principles could
effect anything by the force of learning and elo-
quence, Plaqnemine would have closed its own mouth
years ago. But there it stands, still open to conyic
ton, sucking things in at one season, and at another
throwing out more than it receives.
| The State in her magnanimOus heart hath very
tmidly done much work, and thrown away much
money into the mouth Of PlaQnemne. It il stand.
ing subject in the Lower House and in the Senate
hath often moved that august body to tears. We
have outself heard several eloquent speeches the
securing process which (cOuld words do it) should
| have melted away opposition But no. Immediately
following each speech on the mouth of PIaquemiue
gentleman from the other side pops up his head
and proves all the tdtts to be fancy and all the ten
able points untenable. The only way we see to pre-
vent the mouth OF Paquemine from mOnOpOlizing the
best halt OF the valuable time of the Legislature 10
have standing committee on it, as on the other sub.
eCs, which is not proper to settle but continue on
| from time to time that eternity may decide them. A
| standing committee would do nothing more than bore
rs with pamphlet report annually, as the Commit
| tee on Federal Relations or the Military do.
Baton Rouge Gazette, LIST inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
J. WRIGHT & co.
e Ys,U WOULD ESCAPE


T. E3U WOULD ESCAPE
1ovf; sr.rFFpJ,,,, .7,,r., ,-,,r,es
''t
DaIlev,s Magical L,xtv,ot,r
The only Instant NeverFang Antidote to Pain on Earth
wAPPAvrFn
10 without smart and quicker all als that other things
relieve; moreover has absolute and
the many fnaiadies bsIovv named ,ft nom 4fas ~,
,a,,a,,,.s,u5 ,.,5,..,,,.r, - ''l''
~ ''A'''
/. stops all PAIN even Of Burns instantly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
Loulsiana Inte1IIgence.

The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of Saturday last
says:
Such week-such weather-such behavior on the
part Of the boss of rains and sunshine is enough to
make saint swear. On Monday night one Of the
most violent storms of wind and rain we ever expe-
renced-then two days of mild, pleasant weather,
and Immediately upon them, gloomy, drizzy, dreary
we won't call 'em days. Sch a time-sugar plant
ers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INDUCING enormously in
prOfane anguage-Ca brcklayers and masons
taking several horns day to keep their spirits up
and We yes, we, well its nobody business what we
d. viii things aud matters change2 Thereby s1s.
ponds a caudal appendage of magnificent proper.
tons
The Plaquemne Sentinel Of Saturday last says
The sugar making season is drawing to a close.
Many planters have finished grinding; others are
about finishing. From the information we possess.
do not hesitate in saying that the crop Of this par
ish will be large one, and that the sugar will be OF
very superior quality. The frost has not damaged
the cane as much as expected We presume this is
owing to the cool weather which has continued since
the frost up to this time.
The st. Martin Iberian of Saturday last says
We have had considerable rain lately and at the
moment of going to press the weather is dark and
cloudy, and predicts everything but good we have
not had the pleasure of seeing the sun for three
days, and yet the weather is warm. The roads are
now in miserable condition, and travelling is rem.
dered quite disagreeable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

G. c. B0gert-pear Sir have used your BRIDG EWATER
PAINT the decks of my steamships audhHyHg fly
fits value cheerdy recommend il The best and NOS,
economical paint have used also find uneQuaed for
painting decks covered with beiug durable pervous
10 water Aud protection against fire.
CSgned W. C. TEMPLETON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

New Orleans March 8. 1856
have been using the Bridgewate Mineral Paint the house
Of my ship for the past years, dCuuaider vlua-
ole paint for going vessels recommend such without
eBaon both economy and its uudoubted protective quail
ties. (5igutd,l THOMAS q. HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

Women are not naturally funny. They range
above or below it. They may be keen and witty, but
not humorous Nevertheless they are good creatures
Many OF them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
WINES AND LIQUORS.
C,IIAmPAGNE AGENCY-

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
MOET4 CHA NDON's
Feur de sillery @ De Perdrx Vesenay and Vim Imperial
The subscriber authorized orders liberal terms
for direct Importation of the very superior Cham
payne and socs the attention Of dealers in general stock
always on hand. Samples can be 1t the othceof
8. WOLFE,
nil ly Corner Of Gravier and New I.evee streets
MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
N1 appointed Agent for the OLD established house of Ar
BOUIN MARETT CO., for the sale of their very superior
Brandies also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pounty
Brandy prepared receive orders for either the low
est market prices in Coznsc shipped direct port II
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples besesI
at the store Of
g. WOLFF,
nil " Corner Of GravIer street and New Ile7es.
GAZERAC BRANDIES We HAVE A COOL
~ supply hand aud receiving by direct Importation
from France additions stock ofths celebrated and high
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1873 eight
and quarter pipes 1892 Do do 1893 IN half quarter and eight
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and connosser
generally this article pure and unsdultersed For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
WIN. +. LBFERIUH Co, "A Old Levge st.,
Ui9 ly Sole Agents In this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
or all future Aid may be in vain Are y9n mother Your
daugbter-your idol and emthyoyis bed Of Ian
gushing her pale cheek emacaed form show that she is
wasting away The epulchrG cough pains yourea and
sickens Your sgul. n the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

BRIlJLEIH AFTER MINER ar u JTNvry
r,,,, ,,,y, r, ~
Foh VIVID bltlCh AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships RnTIrond Cnrs
DEpOTS avn o,ra III -
-AEo gor ~ ,t.t., - " " y" " a
IRON wong .puytg i. W., ,,,yr,,,,, 49,.
- o'DEi' "AlEH'
G. &C, ROGERT & co. ho.nts
"'''
NJ ~ camp street, N. u
TbesuDerior nunlitfpso F the TDGFyv ,TRp p,Y,y,
40 extensively known and s ranuatI, 10 ra1i a.
Ifshed tbattbe AGENTS do mt 1ssr, u a ~, 49,, ~ TO-,
anv IeDgtbeped dsscrinticr ~ he f, S ~, ~ V
only point ont few of its nrorni,aDt ti
t,seectei test,,ni,ls ~, ,rtt, r ~ te ' i,
it'H p"fles,toE the most part well
Forcoverinr Roars aithar Ttn Tro, 7; T,. 5, -
Wood ii will Ia fonnd nyairahI
warning Of the material a. l. I H., rs
the Paint In twenty Fam to,rs ios 5 ~ ~
becomes a perfect sIue A. FIRE and w sTEp pp00p
Paint It vim be Four,i sn,sricr h ~, o,r,o 5
lection to bpfIding, noinst t-s
1t rossessss ,rot ROny III teTTTITH. ,,r r,,,t,t, ~
and ADuEsTIrI, ,ro,ar,.s- s,a.io t .-I 49,,
powinuse - '"' D'''' 81 'U''''"'e
For nFCKer CTR .,,rrs -, 80 ~. ,,.
no rivaI AS il not orl i IN ,t h 49, :, 90
sonein ~
REord GTwnEp S' @
,irl L,ss,oist "ii GOV 'yp1 , ., 'lo "',,
thcfas,,d i, -, ,,r, ,rT,T -, ~, 20. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

A Shocking AFPAIR.-A dispatch Of the 10Th ult :,
from MatoOn Illinois, says:
Last night, Hugh Hardness, in a cit of delrium
tfemehs set ire to his house, and himself, vile and
child were burned to death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

A BRrlsER IN CoURT.-A correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says;
a most disgracetu affair took place on Ferry
Point. opposite this city, yesterday. Two young men
from Norfolk, and two from Portsmouth, met at the
above place for the purpose of having prize febt,
One OF these young men is named Dalton and is one
OF the three who were lately arrested for shooting
Mrs. Clark. This young man was cleared and at the
recent trial OF young Albright for the same crime,
was brought in as a witness. The second daY Of his
appearance he came in with his face bruised and bat
tered to such an extent, to attract the attention of
the Attorney Tor the Commonwealth, who asked him
how his face became so scratched and bruised His
reply to the Attorney that his face had nothing
to do with the case"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

THERE'S remedy that will stopthe Cough a save berro
the consamptive'4 grave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

hectic flush cough and feeble tell Of fearfurore
b0dngs loss hope Juabout enterlfe consumption
sheds blight the future but you need
despair An arm stretched forth youto soathe and
heal your wounded lungs. Itjs Dr, DAVIS
Compound syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
sadmitted by everybody Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopns cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, BY
j. WRIGHT t co,
q md l5l ChRrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
MILLINERY

IN, mILLINEItS AM fGKAI~.lISG GOODS.
* MISS EtD0NiE GUILLOPE.
1ha Riies resIrrlA3 n4 med Mat p - latfIv ra
ceived from Paris .i and complete 4ss0m,ut of NeE
Goods Velvet straw and Fancy B0nets Ribbons Artificial
Flowers and Enbroderes aCss Ladies' and CbiIdenE Fur.
hishng Goods Caps Head Dresses and Toepa d. s0fre
ders for All goods In her line attended TO- odE
IN the shortest time and moderate Terms
100 Bourbon street
nj 5El between St Peter and Orleans
IN TO THE LADIEs-0UR OPENING DAY
g. W. ROPER
COR. POYDRAs AND CAROSDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform tho ladies tina: we will open On
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw. Lace Iephorn Felt,
Italian and Chenille BoNNETs al beautifully trimmed il The
LATEST Style from Paris
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreabs KID Gloves Parasol
Corse,s and Embroderies
F-Commson Merchants AID Planters will end it to their
advantage to give Us call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
g. V. ROPER,
n9 6m corner Poydras and Carondelet Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

Y. DEMORUELLE, Dealer
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on land BUILDING MATERIAL, such a.
Line White and yellow Sand, Cement Plaster OF Paris Shin,
81 Lahs, Slaves Also, English French American Fire
icks, and ali kinds Of FirewOod.
So ordersfrom the country promptly and csrefuyaensed
ans ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

CARPENTERS,
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP SEINES,
TACKLE, NETS, etc, etc.
Rzg-Agents for YosT Pillow AND sCRAPER-{sfEn of
the Anvila Nc. MAGAZINE STREET corner Of Common
street New Orleans. Of Iv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
HARDWARE,

JED'H WATERMAN CHAs. N, WATERMAN.
- j. WATERMAN d BROTHER
s--rr4853 IMPORTERS,
AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
Hardware,
PLOWS
IRON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

HUGHES. VAIETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07

& SLAN q DEPOT, No. 1875 GRAyIER AND IS
Ia DRYADES STREETS.
a@E TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHAEF
~ Having opened my old the Isl january 1883
with good AccOmmO atjuus for 200 Negroes respectfully
fc TIL patronage Of my old friends aud customers.
tl9 iy @. +. HATCHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

rfr-rrs-rsrrr.-on T7rarsda, Oct T. st RoSoury
hass hy tho Rev. rr. pn.nsr r. A's,.iux tvrsrs, q
ho~ yctt o Lzs ", only daughter ~ Tue leo ~hham
lay or ,of hston.
Baltimore papers please copy
rA,faf-SiI.i MAN-Cn Thursday morning, Oct 7, af
Homer, r. v, by tho Rev. SanUei Hanson Cox ID. d.
hi. Jriius g. Phy.y OF BsooklyH, 20 Miss tilxsA h,
daughter of Join Sherman. Fsq Of Homcr, N. Y.
NrH-SryrGBr. "wednesday, ect. y, nj Michigan
City, Ind, by the Fey Mr Bruce, JoHW Il. X WEis OF
I oty to MARY D. daughter of G. Seight, Of tho for
place.
TO Tux yDrToR OF THE HYRkSD.
In the marriage betwcr,u Mr. j. Bruckhcnscr and Miss
Celia Wa4ehsaa stated in your journal Of Oct. Z.
oaid respectfully ANNOUNCES tal such marriage has Eeycr
taken vtece. JOSEPH BRUCKIfElsER.
Vast Hroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09
Our Ciudad Bolivar Correspondence.

tfrpAD August ~ 1898.
Trouble, in ae PrcrinOe Of Guyans-sA'sso" q sen'r
Tanu Governor. sn place Of Ssnor DGiia CoSto-Con
dihon If the Aonaods Fami,y-Ramorei Concession If
the DEMANDS Of the Fbrtigs Ministers IN " Cass y u,
n. Pre,si~nx Ac., Ar.
This miserable apology for republic In sl in s,,s Of
excitement and the revolution IL yet ended Tho
Governor of Guyan Manuel Yanes appointed by
the government Caraca, crossed from Soledad
few days SINCE and presented his credentials 70 Scnor
pallA Costa iatc Governor senior DAa Costa resigned
his powers and Immediately lon the sovernmeas house.
This considered great insult by the respectable poe
ton ~ the inhabants especially Senos Dzlla Costa
o. fine scqairements Will. Senior Ysnes r igno
half breed negro and base instrument ~ sencr Rux
There doubs but THAI the appointment Of yanes u
scheme Of Ruiz 10 revenge himself for his iao imprsou
At Bolivar.
The appoin,men, In scf no, legal "a the Convention
held at Valencia on the s,h q July Fasscd decree
taking away the power Of tho government appoint
Governors ~ the respective csnions and leaving tho
choice To the people. Notw tistandnA tbs Scnnr Ruiz
succccdcd through tho influence which he pnssesss
Yanc1 o uy and the sgnatare 81 President
scnor julian Castro sss duly affixed ~ the document To
avoid The decree q the Convention, tho document
dated back ~ the 5,h q July
Now i ! vel known that the 9Th u July great M
tiona holiday, which bufness Is transacted
- also known that tbs, day President Castro
II IL evidently thr intcntcn ~ Governor Gancz %
vengc, possible thu injuries of Scuor Raz, and veil
understood BE- hs intention mprison Scnors Daila
Costa 0hc late Govcrnor), and In Rlmar, the criminal
Jodgs Tor the pat they took Ia the imprisonment Of Scn0r
RUIZ
Der this purpose he has been endeavoring to raise
troops but that IL imroeebc hc has sent % Caracas
for as stance and The would
his conduct by their granting him body u t~o hundred
soldiers.
They expected arrive in few days, IN the steam.
boat Aprre via san Fernanio, but tbs Inhabitants de
clare that ndgnty shall be offered ~ their beloved
fellow ctizen tho late Governor Sme trouble Is be
artic A. however should thc Governor b. sufficiently
f0olhardy IN put his thrcats execution
In the meant the punishment due the M0nsgas
family Cor their crimes s being slowly but
surely meted them. senior Jose Grsgofio Mona.
gas late President from 1851 T. 1854 died short time
since Maraeabo from dyscntery caused by anxiety q
N nd Poe years his has been law. and h lvei
surrounded BY every luxury. The rgur ~ hs connne
men, completely broke his spirit and, weakened by de
appointment and anxiety b. could not b. reused frum hi
lcthargy. The government finally consented 10 hs re-
from the prison g. airy apartment IA the town.
in that be might good medical attendance
bu; be died the very threshold Of the chamber which
had been allotted 20 him.
correctly reported that the government At Caracas
had acceded 20 the demands ~ the English and French
Ministers, and have given up President Monagas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

n HTsBkND NHAKdINH ITS WIZ AM BROTHER
WIN ADtirKRy.An Italian by the name of Louis Cato
sworc warrant yesterday afternoon, befre Justice
Mcfaa charging h@ wife and brother with living IN
adut,ry The brOther's name ls Michael Cato and the
wifes Augusta Gsts. The particulars, As far
ablr 4, asee tain are follows-The parties were all
horn tcmeah tho sunny skies Of Italy Tho wife and bro
Their came 10 this country year two Since each
leaving their respective partner behind them with Que
or two children The husband Of tho wife, Louis Cato
learned they we're IN hs city, living On terms of undue
intimacy and here for the express purpose Of
dcavorng 10 persuade his wife 70 return with him 10 her
home In the cloudlcss cline ry way of additional in
ducemeut he brought with him one ~ her children,
hoping thereby 20 persuade her 10 return 70 her duty and
her home But his Inducements proved TO be Insufficient
The wife preferred u With her brother IN law,
and declined any further interview with either her hus
hand child The husband then instituted the sut,
which will b. tried this afternoon At two ocock Augusta
b. held in bonds 81 $500 and Michael in 500 for their
appearance. -ClrclRnati Ttpss, Sep. IS.