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HFEighth Ward American Cuba meet
ing Of this Club takes place WEDNESDAY NEXT 18th
inst, halfpast7 O'Clock P. NJ Club room, u g. HOTEL
Punctual attendance is requested
ieaa a r. A. BOULET
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Dattey's Magical Pain Extractor

unquestionabe instantly check inamma
tion by many eminent in the profession and
by all that used and hence possessing this
property it naturally follows that the pain which,
Burns, Scald etc, is produced by Inflammation, must
you conquer and subdue the inflammation that
Read the many certificates of in pamphlets
which can be had gratis of the Agents
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
Nos q and ISL Chartres street,
agents for the Southern States and whom all
should be addressed je27 2p3teoddW
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H9rH0stetter's stomach Bltters arc now
generally conceded DO unequaed for their action in
aevang and curing all diseases Of the stomach Their
ror consequent readily accounted
from the weknown fact that they made under the per-
sona supervision the proprietor strict accordance with
always attended with the most
beneficial results and in of Nervous Debility Conps
ton Fatuence other like diseases caused by disorderd
stomach curative of the speedy and power
full exceeds other preparation Of the
claims before the public.
Sold in Orleans, wholesale and retail, by j. WRIGHT
AGO. q ISL Chares street, sole for the Southern
druggists and dealers generally 27 2p6t&W
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Br TH1 ARRIVAL yesterday At Berwicks Bay, Of
ehs atsam.hp Orizaba, Capt. Plre, fron. 1ndianola
snd Galveston, We learn that the Steamship Texas,
Caut. Wilson, which was due here YESTERDAY morning,
~ detained inside Of Pass Cuvalo BY thslow stage
4 81 water % The bar.
A The steamship Arizona, Capt. Smith, due hee on
Hunday laat from Brasos Santiago is, no doubt, o.
fained rom the same cause low water on the bar a
Il T3raKna.
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MERCHANTS who wish to advance the interests of
clerks referred to advertisement Of Dobears Com
= 4 College.
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HAGGERTY BROS.

HAGGERIY@ BROS.
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
l2s CANAL STREET,
Will open THIS MORNING choice assortment of SEASON
ABLE GOODS, only 26 days from Paris consisting of
Very Rich New Style Barege Angsise, Chine and Satin
Plaid
Robes deux Jupes Barege Anglaise-Newest Styles.
Robes Barege Apglaise Broche and Camee.
organdy Robes deux Jupes-small Patterns.
organdy Muslins-New style-Snian Patterns.
81 Black Grenadne S4 Black Barege.
81 Black Bagenos ga White Bsrege.
Black Silk Grenadine.
Black Barge Robes deux Jupes Saline.
Barege Robes Grisalle a deux Jupes Saline.
Black All Wool Barge Naturel.
Black Crepe Barege Black English Barege
Black Colored Barege Shawls Black Silk Burnous.
Pelises and Mantilas.
case choice Plain Mode Silks.
:. =. Black eros de Naples.
:. =. :. Boiled Silk.
With many other styles of GOODS by vessel, all Of
which Il worthy the attention of purchasers.
HAGGERTY BROS,
tyl 2pi2t Touro Buildings.
.NerChHtts
Who wish avdance faithful clerks young men, have
them learn
BOOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS,
PENMANsHIP, FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, ETC., at
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
JOG Canal Street,
During month";, any hour from A. NJ to P. NJ.
4arLADIEs CLASSES from TO 9 A. NJ jyl 2p3t.
School T'0C0tiONs.
Teachers and pupils who wish improve themselves during
vacations in
| PENMANsHIP BOOKKEEPING,
| MATHEMATICS, FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc., can DO SO at
DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
! lO6 CANAL STREET.
aJ- Ladies' Glasses from to A. NJ. Gentlemen from
NJ. to 9P. NJ. jyl 2p3is
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JACKSON RAILROAD SToc1--Messrs. Palfrey & Co,
hold large sale auction to-day the City HOTEL See
adj ertse,nents.
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Direct Importation.

NEW GOODS IN % DAYS FROM PARIS!
Per English New York. per steamer Philadel
phia-just arrived.
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Ssx TO n, LADIES Benthuysen, Lewis y Go
annoce great reduction in their jacones organdss ant
other lt ard fashionable material for Let lad
miss read tho adyersed price list in another column or mis-
going and injecting tho goods she have relish for bargain
n fhat line.
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rMPREssMENr OF AMERICAN orr1zENs

1,a ,,root ,incnJo ~ the unaeoaiIahJa inviolahiI
10 ~ 1mor,con c;t;zensbin Il worth estahl;sb;no
,ight now 4 anv reasonable cost Of rcd tame II not
"a Hood tbonuh there Il little danger that The latter
vond 4 ner;liea3 Rnt aside from tho ASSERTION ~
thia nar,monnt nrinciple there il large considera
tion 81 actual hnmanitv and ondlv crying fact in.
volvad than tbe majority NJ the naonle have
tbonoht ~ fr The idea ia general that the luck
ii. citizens Who have heen kidnannea into tho
armies am If the desnots Of Enrone il Int small. 90
small a = ~ hardly worth raising noise ahont
ror, NJ azsarton =, the rrncinla which il a.
Th;s n1S sasn, ~ ha ~ a.ro.
- ~ Msn yorn Exnrss. than wt;ch thsra -
" 'u' ~" 80 .us.o 20
scaletiy lnoie insei,sen.' ausno.'a..se anu wen
lnlo.neu papsl - 1ne Country assei's she pelle' 'n'
~ Ainer.0Aa oouission u INJURY "oun. ueseiop
'ne acs .aa. s1e.e alo NY iess 'uan g" .oas
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Ha-Liver Complaint-The only remedy ever
offered 10 public that failed cure when direc
tons are followed MLANES LIVER PILL prepared by
Fleming Bros Pburg Pa has been several before
the public and all sections the Union
Where has been used has had the most triumphant
and has actually driven Of all other medicines It has
been tried all the different phases of H.pa and has
been found equally ehicacious in ALL
Purchasers will careful ask for DR.. MLANES CELL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
Bros Of Ptsburg Pa. There other Pills purportng
to be Liver Pills, before the public Dr. MLane's
uine Liver Pills. also his celebrated vermifuge now be
had at all drug None genuine without the
signature of FLEMING BROS. Sold by sCovIL MEAD,
Ill and l3 Chartres street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents
for the South. je2 2p6t&W
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Saml Patterson. p. BourGue,
al Grerory ~ George Zelers,
v. Pierno y. Sehiing
SJ.Newion, j. w. Deacon,
Frank Kcefer, Z. Berry,
VIII. Chamberlain, !. McMhuan, "a
a.. 8. Howe, john Farrell, &
VIM. N ming, L. DonnegAn, l@
4. Litters, John Westbrook,
Addison Kearsey, Chas Carpenter,
A. YIuxflo, sr,, FL. Cotton,
A. Levy, ]. HagelbWg.
Thos ii. Monaghan,
suPERNuAERARiEs NIGHT POLICE.
John Hoffman, Phillip PhppingsY,
Ed. HRrdy, w. Holmes.
COmmissarIes Of Markets.
FIRST DISTRICT
Poydras Market-Robert Armfeld
Dryades Market--Joal Gleason.
Claiborne Market-Hudson English.
st. Aary's Market-E. F. Gaennie.
VA. SECOND DISTRICT.
Reef Market-J. B. Dionis.
Vegetable Market-R. eixschuaydre
IRENE Market-Jos Pfados.
THIRD DISTRICT.
. Port Market--y. Bachemin.
'gl Washington Market-A. Piernas.
St. Bernard Markets. Audler.
b. FOURTH DISTRICT
Magazine Market-E. Schubert.
Ninth street Market-Erastus Wells
Soraparu Market-F. L. Newland.
GERARD STITH, Mayor.
iyl 1t
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n Private and Confidential The 9

n Private and Confidential The agents
for wonderful toilet article known throughout America
CRIsTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE instructed
never hrd party the Of
chasing suspicion therefore aght those who
it, dark and glossy shadeor rather varieties of shade
which capable Of mparting cannot by possibility be
detected as artificial Free from caustic, may be applied
without fear weakest hair will it ritate bemsh
the most sensitive scalp.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
iel0 2plmkW CRISTADoRO. No. 6 Aator House. ny.
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BANK Publication is made that the
~ * this bank has declared semi annual
xfgi1sSd, y yahao q therein specified
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nE y sroRY STORE on the northeast corner o.
szne sress for rent See advertisement
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Evidence.

ECfdeNCe.
Evidence resolves itself generally into kinds Direct and
ccumstantal We oe direct evidence the following
important subject to the community We offer the names OF
Clergymen Lawyers Judges Physicians and others the fact
that
Hembold's Extract of Buchu
will cure without fail all diseases of the Kidneys the Bladder
Gravel, Dropsy DISTINCTIONS all Nervous Affections The
word INFALLIBE suits its operations to nicely because it
yet failed and therefore becomes what may be truly
| ID a certain REMEDY.
sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
| ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
c.ror% q and ISL Chartres street,
gents for the South, whom all orders should
je27 2p3teod<W
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Cigars =! Cigars !:
EcCOn,b's Iron TIE.

Lea 3 Perrtns'
CELEBRATED
MISREPRESENTATION
nounced byAConnoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND ABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF Disc.
Extratter from q Medical gentleman Of Madras, 70
his brotsrcester, under date Of May, 1851:
TELL PERKINS that their SAUCE Is highly Is.
teemed land Is, in my opinion the most paatsbe y
we'll as wholesome Sauce that Is made"
Extensive Frauds
The or awarded by the Jury Of the New York EXIT
billion oh Sauces, was obtained by LEA PERRINa
for WORCESTERSHIRE sAUCR. The worldwide
fame ofhaving led TO numerous FoRGERIEs, pur.
chasers atsd to see that the names Of LEA PER-
RIMS althe WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA Ems will proceed against any one infringing.
either bycising or vending spurious Sauce, and have
instructed In various parts Of the world to
advise the, Engagements Sole Wholesale Agents fol
| the United
JON DUNCAN h SONS,
| 4O5 Broadway, New York.
| stock In ore. Also, orders received for direc
| shipment frotlaut su16 3p1y
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& srosx ron Rsxr.A sue stand for grocery
,hss Or nsry stors, one doo the corner Of Apol,
ma grsto strests, 10 advertised fors,a
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~ BOARD of Public Works are au-
thorsed to announce AUGUsTIN DUPLANTIER a candi
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works for the
First District subject The decision Of the District Conven
ION. myN 2ptd
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8 Fop1scAGouLA. g Captain Charley Wa er,s
sssAm cant. ii, extend her Saturdays trip far as
10 the city 10 time for business on Mono
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School Vacations.
Jaconets Greatly Reduced.

JaCONets Greatly Reduced.
We selling our 10 cent MUSL1Na at l24s cents,
We selling Is cent MUsLINs at 10 cents.
We are selling our 80 cent MUsLINS at 20 cents.
e are selling 40 cent ORGANIZES at 80 cents.
W selling our so cent ORGANIZES at 40 cents.
We ~ ,eing our 621a ct. ORGANIZES at IS cents.
We "'e ing our rs cent ORGANIZES at 50 CENTS
we are sem our sI2 90 oRGANDY ROBES at IS co.
We are selnns So oRGANDY ROBES a. IS 90.
we are Selling Jus 90 and 81 % ROBES at 50 50.
WI $50,
large stock Of
FhhNcH A1'D 'NGLISH BAREGES.
NM INNER GOODS
At
q n Z Il T II Il "A
BENTHUYSEN, LE,-o T., co
ii0 VA IL STREET.
jyl 2ptf One ~ ,,or, pore,
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TT 4 Y q Ieles business men and reader
~ IN announcing the closing Of yarion
II tiols ~ Monday next, tho Fourth Q
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~ shculs wiil commence On the 9Th of JAY,
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4 y ~ u "a vsriis sment. a
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3 Isaal rreeeedi.gs q heard q Alder
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given to the qualified elcc-
~ tors Of the Incorporated Village of Near
thur, Ohio, that on the l4th day Of February,
= ID. !sJ9 petition was presented to me and
placed On the files in my office, signed by more
than one-lourlh of the qualified electors Of said
village, setting fourth that "it is the desire Of
more than thrce-lf lfths of the voters Of said
village to surrcn der the corporate rights there
Of and praying that an election bo held to de-
tcrminc that question.
Now. therefore, be it known, that on Monday,
the l4th day Of April, in the year Of our Lord
ono Thousand eight hundred and ilty-nine, that
being the day sci by law for the annual election
Of officers Of said Village, at the timo and
place Of holding said annual election there will
be Il special vote taken, for the purposes in said
petition demanded. The ballots to be "For
Surrender or Against Surrender Said
election to he conducted, in all respects according
to the statute in such ease made and provided,
Wishes Of said qualified electors on the question
in said petition proposed, to be conducted in all
respects according to the statute in such caso
made and provided,
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Village Of Macarthur, this 9Th
T.. S. day Of March, A. d. 1859.
JOHN y. MACKEY, Mdyor
g'Ae iHcoryaaed IHldge # WcArthvr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

of the government on principles Of
8trictest economy, all indicate the in,
tcntion il possible to leave the tariff
unchanged. Estimates based upon
the measures of retrenchment already
effected, with a corresponding reduc-
ton Of appropriations, are not unfl-
yorablo to the view that the present
tariff may afford sufficient rcveruc,
and be adequate to meet the necessi-
ties of the government. Should a
change be made, it will probably be a
a return to the Democratic Tariff Of
4G, under which an adequate revenue
was afforded. ID.
The above letter, which we have
somewhat condensed, was received too
late for our last ue.-ED. Dem.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

7 his wife would have returned to New
York, AMI, had the affair not been
/ discovered now, it is doubtful if it
could ever have been brought to light.
While Sick les was in the agony of
mind, cUnsequentupon his wite's con.
itssion, when he saw iadingaw all
his hopes OF future domestic bliss, and
recognized distinctly the gaunt spec.
tire Of dishonor brought ON him, he
happened to raise his eyes to the club,
house opposite. There was Key whom
he considered as the serpent of his do
mcstic paradise, with II smile on his
his lips, tapping his boot with rat
tan, and making the accustomed sig,
nal. Whata sight for Il wrong and
Injured husband! In that moment
thoughts Of vengeance took possession
Of his soul, and goaded him on to the
commission ofau act which vii. long
live in She public recollection, and
weigh down his own soul through
time. Almost instantly the betrayed
and desperate man asked Mr.. Butter.
worth, who was present to 90 and en-
gage NJ. Key in conversation for n
moment. UnsuspiciouS of his intcn-
ton, the latter did so. Sickles soon
appeared, and with loaded revolver,
rushed toward Key, reproaching him
with the ruin he had wrought, and at
tho same instant fired. The shot on.
Iy slightly injured his victim; another
shot brought him down, and Sicklcs
made sure work, while Key was beg
ging for his life, by d,scharging the
thhd through the heart Of the unfor.
tunato deyotec oipleasure. The affair
was so sudden 10 one could interfere
till the tragedy was complete. Sick :,
les Immediately surrendered himself
to the authorities, and is now in Jail.
Several Of his friends are there keep.
ing company. Mr.. Sicklcs justifcs
the act, and says "he and Key could
not have lived on tue same planet" "
He had previously taken from his wife
hea wedding ring, and told her to write
to her father to come and take her
I from his house forever.
| The news Of this deed Of blooo1,
and its awful concomitants of scandal
and crime, pervaded the whole city as
by a shock of electricity. Ofcourse
the public Sympa thy, among the men,
at least, is on the side Of Sickles.-
Many declare that he would not have
been true to himself if he had allowed
Key to live. They declare that he is
acquitted by the higher law of nature
and Of society of any defense. Occa,
sionally you meet with those who
take adifferent view, who thinks Sick
les a murderer and a coward. have
no doubt SiCkles will be admitted to
bail, and will be acquitted by the jury,
if, indeed, an Indictment be found
against him. Men will follow their
instincts Of right instead of being gov,
erned by legal distinctions Or statutory
enactments.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

TEXAS. The Austin State Gazette
publishes summary Of the State CEN
sus, giving total population OF 49,
G2O, of whom 1882 are slaves, and
29O free negroes. Ofthe whites, G7. :
$50 are voters. The Gazette thinks
that over 10000 persons lave come
into the State and settled since the
rolls closed. In 1850, the population
was 212,492. The same rolls give the
total Of acres under cultivation 1, 1,94S,-
215, Of which 5S1, sos in cotton, 15,-
965, in sugar, 977,347 in corn, and
20S097 in wheat.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Explosion Ofthe Princess,
600 Lives Lost,

New ORLEANS, February 2S.
The steamboat Princess, from
Vicksburg, for New Orleans, exploded
and burnt at Conrad's Point, near Bat
on Rouge, louisiana on Sunday morn.
ing, 9th ultimO. -Four hundred per-
sons were on board, Of wEom two hund-
red are lost and missing, mostly resi-
dents of Louisiana and Mississippi
A large number of ladies were on
board, filling the ladies and half the
gentlemem'S cabin.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN Two Llr.
TILE BRoTnERs.-The Spencer (Owen
County, lnd.,) Journal learns that ON
Saturday week two little boys, aged
respectively Two and lonr years, sons
of Mr.. A. Goodwin, Of Green Coanty.
cot to quarreling as to which one sho'd
have possession of an AK. After a
short scufile the elder one succeeded in
getting the ax, and immodiatly struck
his little brother in the head, killing
him almost instantly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

RETIREMENT OF GENERAL !IoUsToY.-
This veteran hero and statesman TO-.
day closes his long and eventlul pub.
lie career. In 1914 he was a volun-
teer in Jackson's army in the Greek
War, more than forty years ago a
member Of Congress; then Governor
Of Tennessee, which Office he resigned
suddenly to take up his regidencc
among the Indians, and adopted their
mode of life; aiterward, in conformity
with a plan formed by himself and
General Jackson, lie went to Texas
with view to revolutionize and an
mex it to the United States, which af-
ter encounterlng the greatest dificul-
ties and overcoming every obsticle, he
accomplished their purposes, and Tex
as became State. Previous to the
annexation, he was President Of Tex,
as, and since that time has represent
cd the State on the floor of the United
State. Senatc.-BaltimOre Sun, Mar
4th.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
THE DEMOCRAT.
ALIEN. PEARCE, EplroR.
MoARTIlUR :
10 1853.

MOAItIuUR
------s,---
THURSDAY: Y,:::::MARCH 10 1859
sssz=sS7=sz--.zs-.sas.-'.z..-
We IsaccOOn Navigator BiOweIl
A Storm.
After the circulation of our paper
on Thursday last, a dark aud ominou;
looking cloud became observable il
the west, moving eastward with as
tonishing velocity, and threatening
to oyerwhelm in its fury everything il
its course. On it came, seemingly
Nursing st. wrath to keep It warm,o
until it reached the vicinity of thr
Post Office, into which it rushed anC
burst with mighty force upon the de
voted head OF the Post Master, j. W
Caldwell, Esq.
bwas the "Raccoon Navigator -
oIo"InS " 'eFtlo'o Storm MS carcass
trembling with rage and his "eye5 in
'lpe lronIy foilnS' lie cola'l'"hueu
inc l. M" IN hiS usnaIly ihSn'tlh9
manner to 90 and tell us to stop his
paper, using any number oi eNp!S
tlYes IN his reference to u.s. MI I.
informed MN 'h"' as u was o"'I'
ness matter oi his o~n' nc might at
tend TO 1t hImSeiI' Ihat"lnAlhS Tue
Navigator pulled oil his hat, threw
aside his coat, brushed up his sleeves
and dared the Squire to tight. Then
he sawed the thin air" with his long,
bony arms and made himself as ridic'
pIous as possible, his tongue, mean,
while, dispensing the dirty stuI thai
from long practice has become second
nature to him.
This scene Of froth and bIackguard,
ISM is characteristic OF the Naviga.
tor, The "tongue-Iashing" which he
gave to the I. M. was intended for us
but he could hold in no longer and
therefore abused the first friend O.
ours he could lind. lie has theropu
tation of being the best QuaTeler il
the county and OF saying a greater
number OF hard things in a giver
time than any one else. Indeed, lie i;
a sort OF Quarrelcr General for the
Black Republican clique, and wher
1t is desirable on their part to yent
their wrath upon any Democrat, they
usually say, "Let's set od Dave on
him!" Accordingly "old Dave" is
whistied up and "set on"
30 Vlrulent, malicious and unpun.
clpled IS he deemed that but few men
coyet a tongue contest with him. lie
appears to delightlnthis kind Of ousi.
ness, and if he could not engage in il
occasionally would undoubtedly spoil
His ability for inuendo and dirty in,
situations is unsurpassed In his ar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

ANOTHER DOMESTIC TRAeEDY!-A
MAN SHor AT BATAVIA FOR ILLICIT
INTIMACY WITH ANoTHER's WIFE.--
We are indebted to Mr.. Blackalls, op.
orator III tie telegraph Office here, fol
the following dispatch, received just
as we arc going TO press:
"David Curry, an Irishman, shot
John Foster, an Englishman, thi;
A. NJ. His wife had been keeping
house for Foster some time, and Curry
requested her to come home. She re
fused; They quarreled last night
Foster and two other men beat Curry
badly.
"Fo8tor was shot just above the alb
domen, the bail passing through his
body, and lodging in fence post
Foster died few hours afterward.--
Foster was passing on the opposite
side Of the stecct from Cuwy's house,
and on his way to his work. He was
about thirty years ofage, and a labor
er Curry was immadiat ely arrested
and committed to Jail. There is con.
siderable excitement in Batavia in re.
gard to it."--ROcAester (N. " I'm.
iOn. 4th.