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Candidates.
SEfERIFFALTX.

Rs-w are authorized 20 announce JAMES ". HINTON
candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county, at the
next March election.
RE- We authorized TO announce JOHN X. Ed
MoNUsoN as candidate sheriff of Davidson county
at the next March election.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OrrIcE,


DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
: Nashville, March 5. 1858.
COTTON Sales yesterday Of about $50
bales at s91Olc p n. asss hsA
TOBACCO-At Fisher, Wheless & Cos IL
hhds at the following figures-s5 80, 8 IS,
5 IS, SIS, IS, IS, 2 so, so, 80, z IS,
s 90, 8 05; and at Hamilton's at the follow
prlcests5 Is, s IS, 6 10, 2 so, 8 05, 8 10,
8 so, 60, so. easS
Nothing new in other articles. e
Charleston Market. ED 81
CHARLESTON, Feb LIP. N. 81
C0TTOS-The market is quiet though firm and
prices full Sales to-day 600 bales at lo5a TO IL
cents.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Feb 81, P. n
8 COTroN-There is fair demand to-day at unchang
ed prices siiddng Fair II &c. - &
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OYSTERS AND SHAp.-JOHN ARCHIBALD on
Union street, is in constant receipt of Fresh
Oysters and Shad-
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NOTICE.

i hereby notified and required 20 appear before
the Clerk OF the Chancery Court al Nashville, and
prove and file their claims against his viii
attend nay Office the LIST Monday 5t day of April
TO receive the same. c. D. BRIEN, c. & NJ.
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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of some fine real estate in this mornings
PariG by Mr.. n. Hobson-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Part 10Th OF the Revised Code was read and
pissed third tim. Esn ilaAAH
Bill 223 TO allow Trustees 10 resign In GER
tain cases passed third reading.
Bill $40 to diminish the circulation of Free
Bank paper was rejected.
Bill 337 for transfer Of papers to Chairman
of County Courts passed third reading.
Bill $50 10 supply the Circuit Court Clerk .
Passed.
A message was received from the Governor
recommending the rejection Of the State Bank
Bill, after the reading of which
Tbs Houss adjourned I'LL . A u.
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Copartnership.

Copartnership.
HAVING assoctated James caycrt Nth us In hnEi-
uess TIE manufacture - Furniture wiii hereafter
be CARRIED under tise lrnl g CKOoMk<, CA
vixsI CO
We are curing Furnltnre 4 every descrsp-
tlon and cur stack g-aerai, sufficient for ie de-
ra4ads a the trade I14.-c who have heretofore CIV
-, eRooMss. eAvgRf 4 co.
feba-sIn No. Is, Lower Csiiege stFest
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title twenty of the code passed the first
time.
A number of bills passed the second time.
House bill for the relief of VIM c. Bruce,
late Trustee OF Haywood county, &c
Senate bill to secure to the State fines and
forfeitnres from Banks passed third time
Adjourned till o'clock r. NJ.
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II. III. 4 b. y. GRoOMEs,
UNDER TAKERS S.

TTAyfxG scccuty been burnt cot ter 20 nntfy their
III frfends and s1sFons dial eli cF1eFs leit wxh
Greouses CaxeFt Co. Ne - coeEe slreef % ~ The
shop q y A RnEh No. us ssatA Market street. va
meet with fruupa atfeHt.oH-
T. "a q. Grnnes are rFvprtrtols - tae rsxht
70 vend Cra1enH ceiebrstsd fsr1Sf AszAnr hrsnst
cazxsz IN lnxissan eoasy and pfefared - suffsy
Ill ora.s whoirsae 4ad resz q ths snortrss nolarr
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, March l, 1853.


MONDAY, March /, 1853.
NIGHT SESSION
uorsE BiI-Ls uN THIRD READING.
To secure to clients the services Of their at
toraeys-reject,d.
For the relief of L. W Bond. aud l.. NJ
Luttreli OF kaox-pusscd.
For the relief OF Abncr Northcutt reject
cd. .Ht.
To expedite and simplify the administra-
ton OF the Law and for other purposcs-re-
jected-
To prevent Greatly of action In the circuit
courts, passed.
Adjourned to 4. W., Tuesday.
sa-eaa MARCH %, A. NJ.
Mr.. Lacky: petition from citizens of Dyer
and Latlderlale. in regard TO navigation OF
Obion river. Referred.
House bill 10 better secure the collection OF
the revenue, and define the duties of Judges,
Chanceilors, Clerks, Trustees and Attorney
Generals, was read second time and passed.
Mr.. Davidson from the Capitol Committee,
reported favorably ON the bin to complete the
Capitol
Mr.. Rowies offered a resolution to amend
the rules.
Mr.. Thompson; protest from citizens Of
Office of County Judge.
The House took up Senate messages, and
acted npon large number of Senaiv amend
ments Ia House bills 4ff-s
Adjourned till Z. NJ.
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N A S. III VILLE:
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH 8, 1858.
NOTICE. to Tran.ient A dxerffser,

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in--otherwise
they will not be inserted. Transient job Work must
be paid for on delivery
The combined circulation of the Daily and Tri-week
" editions OF the PATRIOT in the city, and in the
ton OF country trailing with Nashville is greater than
that any other paper in the city Advertisements
inserted in both edons-hence the PATRIOT is the
best advertising medium.
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Steamboat 4 Riufr Hens.
s------s------.-- -zs-ARRIvAIS.-
March Blanche Lewis, Celina-
sallie West, Cairo. ~
DEPARTURES.
Lookout, Paducah.
Red Rover, New Orleans.

There is plenty of water in the river for
steamboats, of all classes.
The Sauie West, which left Sunday for St
Louis, did not go further than Cairo, whence
she returned to this port. She leaves here
again to-day for Cairo.
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DissNlutiOn.

dissolution.
rTtHE Cs,-Fartnership of flASBftSOk a McWEifETER
Il has this day been dissolved by mutual cuilsrnt
T. g. Hasbrook having sald his interest," the books
u.ltes stosk 6c., John " McWiirtsr and foantsi
=, McWhrtcr, under the styis sud name 81 Nc
Whftes Brothers. Who are asne autharzad a. wind up
tn II the iirl, th. ef the arm
IL liquidation. l. e. HASHfiOOk.
JOHN -. AcN hiKTER.
january -, is5s.
TT AEf<G sfid Interest the rsss >et~s stock
Ss- ~ flarfsfrak 4 AseN birtsF. Ma hirter
BE wla Niil SETH I'll ciEfls Tie late dru
hereN m tender lapks a. al TIE custom
err tlse tsfs nrn and sd rstnFnn,rnd ms
sors - gentlemen worthy Of eent,aaance % Their
,eeI-sim G HAsREo0K
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
NcnsOVat.

I'VE have moved into the New Warehouse, No. S.
w Public Square, Nashville Tenn, where pro
pose 10 do business improved plan. We have
now a nice assortment Of Imported and Dumestic
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C.,
And We solicit the patronage Of friends and Of the
buyers generally.
feb9--2m DOUGLAS & 90.
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MALTESE JACK FOR SALE.

A LARGE and remarkably well "a
n turned MAITESE JACK, II af- l-stH
tered for sale, AZ grrat bargain w
lie 10 seen ~ the sewaaec y <~A{
Livery Stable on Froat sSes, w
Fr6. 21-tl~. A~S4t
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GIFTS. GIFTS! GIFTS.
$4,000 Worth of Fine Gifts
FOR THE PEOPLE.

New Albany, Indiana.
VtTISTllNG TO introduce =. CHII4IiS A Co.'S Oriental
w or Sovereign Balm Pills and the Egyptian SaIve,
or Rhumatic Plaster, throughout every part 81 the
United states am Offering extraordinary Inducements
"a purchasers The PIls and salve sold rs cents
EACH and every purchaser that buys 20 the amount Of
81 90 worth OF the above medicine receives free gin
that varies IN value from % cents 10 $50.
The Proprietor has such unbounded confidence in
the medical worth of the above medicine TINT he Tor
his Agents. will refund the money back freely those
who after fair trial are not fully satisfied.
The Gifts ns
Consist az Watches, fine Gold Pencils, Breast Pins
Finger Rings. Far Rings, Lockets, Work Boxes Pori
Monnaies. GIN Books, Letter Taper, &c. -
febZ1-u
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9asgdills anian anA 5mrrifun
Daily IS; rrr-vFsskiy IS; weekly s..
BATES Of Advertising.
aEWABIR Ar PLEAsuRE.

0nesquaTe year, o50-Each additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
Tors VIII be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY
ON DOLLAR per uars for The at and FrvrY cTs for a
suhsequent Insertion.
Advertisements pV5lished both the Daily and Weekly viii
Be charged tie full daily vita 0nsha weekly rates
added.
7lsiet Ad0zfsaaeass Esss D pald t0raft8s tine Of
To COrrespOndentss
It will great deal of unnecessary tloubs n our
friends in writing to will bear in mind the oil0Eng rules.
Always give the date poss once county and State n the body
Of your letter.
both Offices In full.
you write business and on write separate
sheets Of paper or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited anon such
subjects may Be Of Information interest public
Anonymous comuncat3ns Of whatever cFaeer viii receive
noattenton-
-Corpondents should write onF upon side OF The pauer
Necannot undertake. 20 returF re ecsi communications
All letters business should Be directed 70 Messrs E.
EASTMAN Co. and not personally u either the Propre
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WyINE TEAS.--Just received from large Imperes OF
~ Teas. good assortment Of Imperial GunpOWder, Soong
and Black Teas for sale BY the large small quantity BY
A STRETCH.
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Great Reduction in GoOds!!

Great Reduction in GOOds!I
y. &. VI G n AIRY ~ CO.,
RE closing their entire Of DBY GOODS prices that
~ will surprise you. Call and buy
Niusiius a from to 80 cents per yard.
Silks "a half cost
Emhrd Nautles at fourth cost.
Carpets al greatly reduced prices.
Cali at once and get bargains Of
augI5 R. c. McNAIRY & co
A Fine Country Residence for sale.
TTAYING determined carry Negroes to the South, -
1 will sell about Three or Four Hum 1fssa
dred Acres of land being part Of the tract up ~
which reside, SitI1ted good Turnpike Eoad' -
thirteen mile from Nashville in one OF the hest neIhur
hoOdsin Williamson Soil equal TO in the state For
particulars apply the premises, TO A v 5 Lindsey
in Nashville
sepQ-if p. A.PERKINS.
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DRY GooDsl
NO.7O Public square.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
7Is csg ..z1-.9 go - .
New stock Of FAN and Vyinter
GOODS!
90 Gsozsl-l ezia4
s.EIs15 1s-s7 70 Tai.rFfG
'ss sssoa % Comprising S5T h ne 'a sd
complete by Of ladies Dress Good
! Of the latest styles, entirely new
FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME-
RNOs,
! THIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA EUsFRES, OF all qualities;
REAL mOHAIIs and SILK LUSTKEs;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
LADIES' Dress GOods;-
DE BEGE, Sco., &C., of ali IIquaIides;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDs, &c.
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOods of
ew styles
solid cOlOred mOUsLN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
OurstOck of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and oannotbe
surpassed in quality and price. enc
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CAssI-
MERES of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssEmEREs of all
qualities
FANCY VEsTIaG. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssI-
MERE, SILK snd wORsTED VEST
INGs &c.,&c
Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety of small wares Trim
mings Tsads all kinds Combs Buttons &C. &c Hosiery,
Gloves suspenders, HaEksrche Umbrellas and every article
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety OF Trimmings.
200 Gases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufactz-e.
so Cases BIeaohed Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN sHEETNGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 Bales IA and 7-s OSNABUBGS;
,oO MI. muov
DRILLINGs;
80 Cases PLAID LINSEY;
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
2OCases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all quaiitie
1000 COAT BLANKETS,
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries Of every
variety, Sleeves, Collars, etc., etc..
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and Black BOnnet Ribbons of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN Ribbons, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAVVLS, for
also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLSj
mOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment we are Offering to the trade is the largest and
best we have ever OBeed-and viii be sold to prompt daerson
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our of Ready Made Clothing complete, larggas
sOment Of the very besmake Of goods the latest lss all
entirely
-ALsO-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, DI1wers,etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &c, &c.
MERINO AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, SC, &c.
We are prepared r the trade and inv the attention Of
prompt paying dealers examine stock and prices
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MACHINE MADE HORSESBOES.
- TIE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
m N at Troy. n. Y, have Henry Burdens I'm m N
EI approved aOESSE SHOE Machinery nCwH IN
Yin successful operation, and prepared tOW III
W execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, of VI
V any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above the prise OF Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used these shoes is warranted every
respect These sn0es have been approved Of and used by
the Ud States Government exclusively also by many Of the
principal Stage and OMNIBUS Companies and Horse Sheers
throughout country. These Shoes purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United
hers addressed the subscriber at Troy, will prompt
attention. WM =. BURDEN,
aBrilG-ly Troy.
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WTNTEE GOODS.
A l.. Moan a. CO.,

TTORACCO.--5O oxes Longhorn and ATEss55S Sqge5io'
Tobsooo, for sale. ery.loW TERkAss bhV4hbNs
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TFVIIE undersigned will pay the fifty zelyyoung ~
Negroes he will also board negroes and sell them ~
commission at No. S Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn andF
will be responsible for the escape all negroes left in h
charge. Gail and [July27fl THOs G. JAMES.
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sALEsIIAN WANTED.

Iusf HeceiYeds
90 RAGS PRIME OLD GOV. JAVA cor
Ztb PEE. FREEMAN, BROS
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WANTED.

EETANTED genteel active, business man, as partner with
w cash capital OF $1,000, in gentee profitable and cash
business which will pay from fifteen hundred dollars
year, s must be business man, Address Immediately r.
this Office. aug25-du
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ParticuIar Notice!

currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction,
while thirds Of sales made privately like all other
Wholesale Houses this city, with grand exception, that is,
sell for cash, and short notes. and from Sc to 0c less than
heir prices. aug1l TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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Jadge Douglas, admitting the validity Of the Dred
scytt decision, aud the constitutional right Of the
southern slsVsholdsr, develops TO the northern IA
natic an artful plan Of preventing IFS practical
jOynent through the omission Of territorial lsgsls
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- ENUINE imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers
received by arrivals large addition their
Of the noted brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting Of
ASegsEEiaS, CubamaS, CIntO DeOriOn,
SanChO PaRESB, washington,


With other brands of all and kinds and
ranging from $40 to $3.50 thousand.
Also, 5UO genuine Mexican Cigars, large and SMALL Of
Ceent quality, which will he sold low TO close. Also
chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Smoking
bacco, Delphi SnuGs, Pipes, &C.
A. KERR & co. adjoining Post OHce.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
500 Ra d Sss .Ts Ffs1 Or aRPiss al s ss5S 5 f:5a
wishing call upon and furnish barrels
and fix the time of delivery
We also 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches Sacks furnished by
spt5 Il. s. FRENCH & SON.
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VIZ R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fis celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES. prepared to
attend at all une es heretofore, when his services may
required. Office the Phnix WaTeroom No 40 Spring street.
Cherry. Residence No. u Vine street. between Spring and
Broad.
N B. VIII also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &c,
when notified. aprg- Il
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TIN PLATE, &c

AOn BOXES lc lOXl4 Tin, hest brand
ACU $50 boxes * l0xl4 Tin, best brand.
200 do lc l4X3O do do do
50 do TX do do do do
20 pigs Banca Tin.
3Opigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
cur1T ] WILSON
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TOBACCO mANUFACTORKs
KHT MEREDITH, a and e College street, has now
w ready for sale at his Factory, 500 boxes Of Manufac
ured ToaccO boxes Of e. So 100 pounds EACH
the views Of the tade from l5 per pound
all Of which he viii sell wholesale the trade prices that
cannot fail to please
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, will be sold by the thousand
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices septl3-f
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INTE re STTN .

INTE ING.
w Of all
RERNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have offered this market Among thee
lots will be found as
FINE TOBACCO
sold in the State, believing the idea good
have concluded sell all the lots Of Cigars upon the
terms, to mike room for the larges stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held byany Tennes House. Those wishing avail them
selves Of good thing viii oan early
--- J. W. LANGLEY & co.'s
octS-n a Union street
EDUNCAN,S SPOOL COTTON.0
EENHIs day received large supply Of this Spool Cotton,
III ported directly By and warranted equal made
preferred to Coats
Linen Threads Of all eolor which better than any
ever sold in this market, charge. ..s. La.
We have great pans expense in getting these
other goods which guarantee in every respect.
Fa A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
oct2S No 70 Public Squane.
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= .1u--.o,- = 0oo 1----1- -1--- T,-I- fsr -s.s a.
i 4 hizhsst market pries, 10 cash. VIII b. paid.
b. LANEGR & CO.,
dseean Ofea win CurSur, Wnizlord 4 o..
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VISA 4, opioy an eaeents sIesuan In the Llquor Bu-
ne-S F1f lsrms &c, ell Pon Bs1i =. shields, No. -
abo squals loetiA B. I slhPsoN
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NEW nTTSIC sTORE.
BONNTNG,s CITY IsR ass BANI

r S.-PRoF. BONNIG's QUADRILLE BAND is preparra
to make Music Balls Parties on veey
reasonable terms. Address above. jan2o-SiIy.
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EWTE noi receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted to the
w approaching season, comprising The largest and most
complete imported by Of ladies' Dress Goods
Of the latest Styles entirely
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Ladies, Fine shoes and Gaiters.

LSO--AIassey Five Minute Cream Freezers McDor-
"a AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthur's Fruit Cans Jones
JEST J.W. WILSON, College street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-07

SUPPOSED MURDER or WIFE By
HER HUSBAND One Of the most revolving
crimes which has ever fell to our lot to re-
cord is supposed TO have been committed in
this city yesterday afternoon. The follow
Ing are particulars as far as we could gather
them.
Yesterday at about four o'clock alarm was
| given that woman named Mary Quinlan,
had been murdered by her husband, Tom.
t.uinlan, who kept doggery, known as the
st. Louis House N Front street between
Rock. Island and Iowa SITS. A neighbor
was called to the spot by young woman,
and when she arrived she, Mrs. @, was ly-
ing on bed in the room back of the Saloon
in the last agonies of death Her face was
much bruised and swclen, and she bore TN
mistakable appearances Of having been
beaten until she was nearly dead, and then
being placed upon bed in that small, dirty,
| tight room and there left 20 die. Quinlan,
who was outside, was called TO come in, and
was told that his wife was dying lie said
she was not, but finally went look on The
then almost corpse, and started for the priest
Before he returned she was dead. Qninlan
| was Immediately arrested and lodged in
Jail by officer Mitchell. The Coroner was
called in and jury empaneled; and sever
| al witness examined.
A little girl, the daughter of the murder
ed woman, said, her father was in the front
room pla wing cards with another man, and
he told her TO go in the Other room and see
her mother as she was sick. She did SO
but said she could not speak to her; Her
father told her that her mother had fallen
ont Of bed and hurt her.
A little son said he was down in the base
ment, and he heard his mother scream and
he ran up stairs to see her, and she was on
the bed.
| Several witnesses were examined, but
nothing but circumstantial evidence could
be obtained. Drs. Fountain and Adler,
made post mortem examination, but found
no internal injuries.
From the appearance Of the corpse there
could be no doubt but that she was mur-
dered, and by her husband. The neighbors
report that they are continually fighting, and
that they often heard screams proceeding
from the house and that Quinlan had re-
peatedly threatened to kill her when he
was drunk, which was nearly all the while.
| The murdered woman was delicate look
ing person, aged about 25 years, and had
suffered more than a hundred deaths
through the brutal conduct Of her husband.
She leaves two children, aged about and
10 years.
Intense excitement was manifested among
the citizens. and we'll there might be. We
ehall get further particulars Of the affair at
the examination which will come off soon.