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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New YORK, Nov l9-Flour market dull,
unsettled and l0M25c per Dbl lower; the
extreme lightncss Of the money market and
the depression in foreign exchange has i'm
parted Il very gloomy look to the market !;
sales Of 400 bbls at 4 9O05 90 for super
state; 3 OOGI5 20 for extra state; GOA
5 90 for super western 5 00GG5 so for
common to medium extra western 5 00G5
80 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio. Rye -four dull at 3 5OGG4 90 for
common to choice super. Corn meal heavy
and declining. Whisky very dull and de-
cidedly lower sales Of $50 bbls at 1910
20. Wheat dull unsettled and 2M4c per
busheI lower the difficulty in the market
still prevents shippers from taking hold !;
sales Of 5000 bush of white Michigan at
! 3OGGl 40 10000 bushels Of red western
at l 23C2l % 1880 bush of Milwaukee
club at l Pol 16 closing heavy and I'M
settled. Rye dull and heavy at G8G37O
Barley heavy and declining; sales of 1000
bush Of state ut about IS. Corn heavy and
decidedly lower, with only moderate eK-
port and home trade demand sales of
$4,000 bushels at 65(al66 for mixed western
in store, and 81 do ahoat; G8 for prime
yellow southern. Oats heavy at 36G,38 for
! western, Canadian and state. Hides dull at
24I for Buenos Ayres, % for Rio GranGe,
| and 8 for dry western Hops very quiet
at 32Cg37 Pork dull, heavy and decidedly
lower; sales of 400 bbls at II 5O(9I7 62
for mess and , 90 for prime. Beef con
tinues dull and unchanged sales of 200
bbls at o0@IO 90 for repacked mess
10 5O@II 90 for extra mess prime and coun-
| try mess nominal. Beef hams with small
sales at II 500I4 IS for western. Prime
mess beef dull and nominaIly unchanged.
/ Cut meats nominal at for shoulders and
loIOll4 for hams. Hogs steady and lower
at 80. Bacon quiet. Lard very dull ;
sales Of - bbls at l2@l29. Butter selling
at 120I5 for Ohio, and l5@2I fer state.
Cheese steady at 90II for inferior to
prime. Coffee continues dull with limited
sales at about previous prices. Sugar re-
mains dull and heavy with limited sales at
prices in favor of purchasers. Molasses duh
and heavy at prices which would be no
! criterion to the market. Rice dull and
| lower sales Of 100 tierces at 34CG44 for
cash. Stocks irregular, and dull at the
/ Board, and since are unsettled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

"A EB.E.HS EAEkkSs EdsW ESs4~t- "
CIV NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nouncc to their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased faci-
ties for the transportation of
FRET 4 II T, / Il K 4 q ES.
u O n Z 1 n d II L i 3 Z Z s.
They solicit continuance Of former favors. Is
pecaI care taken i'll the collection Of Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All psSons wishing to avail themselves of the IA
cilites of the Express obtain any desired infCr
nation in reference the routes and details of the
business, at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de Is C. II. FISH, Agent.
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COLLECTIONS NOTICE.
NIIl OF Nv ms lid NOV. u I9NTT.
zROTFIE rs YEgREx- H9KE-E-x-

ESOTECE IS WEEEBX" GkV-EyE-
q = that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of
the City of Evansville, between the hours OF and
Il O'Clock A. NJ, and and O'Clock P. H., on the
9TH Of December, 1860, Will sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House i'll the City of Ev-
ausvlle, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate and improvements,
sessed for the payment Of City taxes for the wear
1860, due from the owners thereof to the City f
Evansville, the being due and unpaid,
and for the costs of said sale, aud that such sale
viii be continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels Of
real estate herein mentioned are sold otfcrc1 for
Ia
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Q a ORA III BKOWN.
CRANE & BROWN,
Forwarding 81 Commission
NJ erCha an GSs

In AND LILLE; I'M.
ne Agents for KaraHha salt Company. ~0G
Ilsj- Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments of
Produce.
The undersigned, oC the late firms Of l. A. Crane
Il &C., and Brown & Altman, have this day
ciated themselves together under the name Of
Crane & Brown, for The purpose Of transactIEE "a
General Forwarding aud Commission business, as
carried by the late firms.
From our long experience and increased facilities,
together with our personal and strict attention to
the interests of Correspondents, We hazard
nothing in guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
beg leave to express oUr gratitude tC those who
have heretofore cOnided their interests to our
Keeping and trust to be able to serve the m in fu-
turt. pcdging our best efforts to the advancement
Of their interests. ISAAC A. CRANE,
ost2-Iyd WILLIAM BROWN.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


NgTGEL ECTOR S S-ELE2 OE rs EE.8E 4 $
u tate for the payment OF the costs and expeus-
of Sidewalk improvements. Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue OF PreCePt issued by the
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to direct
ed, will sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court House. in said city, Friday, the 30th day of
November, 1860 the following lots parcels of real
estate, or so much thereof may be necessary 70
pay the amount charged and as 5essct against said
lots respectively, the costs and expenses OF max
ing street, alley, and sidewalk Improvements in
front of said lots, together with the OF sale
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
40 feet and six inches on Main street, and cN-
tending back of the same width Iii feet to an alley,
being the south west side of lot No. 2y in the Do
nation Enlargement, $40 5OL%.
FOR ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS.
Lot No. Block ?, Northern Enlargement ST. j.
do do do do OLE
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LOWER ENHANCEMENT.

Carpenter, A. B., 81 by III # northwest
side OF lot IL. Isl
Ewing, W. G. &c. W, north west % of lot 4 81
- of lot p 1T.t
Gerhardt J. W, northwest or of lot 1........ 17.S
Gates, c. L., 2014 by las it northwest side OF
lot I2t
do lot I2.......... ......,...... 81 !!
do ~ by 1887 IT south side of lot H.. 49,
Hyatt Stephen, % of lot ....... q;
Hartman, George, south west . Of lot 25.... 14E
do southwest p of lot TO-;
Inwood, VIM, % by $50 # subdivision of lots
y and l7.t
Lindcnsmith, Ckas., improvements on lot Is ,:
McChesney, Maria, G2 and half by so fl
ler part of lot 46l
actes, Joseph (Eeirs), southeast half of lot 30.
Stinson & Greathouse, 40 by 70 it alley end of
lot 10
Wright, Anthony, lot 81
do southwest halt of lot To-. T.
do southwest halfof lot 10. q
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Sale to commence at o'clock P n, on said day
CHRISTIAN UEDDEEICH,
nov8- 3wd-SG City Collector.
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RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED
. II. Done, Memphis, Pacific, Louisville.
lew Moon, Louisville: Grey Eagle. Lou:
G.. Fremont, \. O.. GicnWOod, Nashville:
lars, Now Orleans: D.B.CampboH, y. Green:
3. II FairchiId, N. O.: Lady Franklin, Gin
lumbar, Paducah: Clipper, Gin;
J. ". Cheeseman, Cincinnati.
DEBATED,
r. II. Done, Gin: Pacific, New Orleans:
sew Moon, New Orleans:J. G. Fremont, Gin.
iIenwood, Pitts: Mars, Cincinnati
6 II. Fairchild, Lou: Lady Franklin, Memphis.
Upper, Memphis: Grey Eagle, Louisville:
Dunbar, Padulah: JW.Cheeseman, 81. Lou
Il. b. Campbell, Bowling Green.
BOATS LEAVING TO-EAY.
Gen. Anderson, Paducah: Grey Eagle, Lou.
Lue Eayes, Frostburg: Gen.White Henderson.
1.-The Weather is beginning to have a
frosty feel, and the cutting winds betol1cn
the near approach 0: winter. Yesterday
was cold, rough, disagreable day, followed
by a night as dark as Erebus. The river is
declining slowly.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-The river has fall
en- feet inches since yesterday.
1.-The regular packet Gen'I Anderson
is at the wharf receiving freight. She de-
parts for PaGucah at II o'clock to-day.
w The "lead-horse' Grey Eagle will be
down from Louisville, and return this even
ing. Passengers and shippers, be ready for
the big bird.
1.-The GenI White makes her usual
trip to Henderson.
49,. The regular Green and Pond river
packet Lue caves will be at the wharf to-
day receiving freight. She leaves tor Frost
bu-gh this evening or in the morning.
At a meeting Of the passengers OF the
Pacific, held upon the steamboat L. II. Fair
child half hour after the burning of the
Pacific, the following resolutions we're adopt
ed
Resolyed, That the protoundest gratitud,
of all the passengers is due to Capt Lamb 0
the Pacific, whose heroic services we fea
have sacrificed his life, and to the clerk anl
all the officers and servants Of the Pacif
for their efficient activity in saving womel
and children under the most appalling cir
cumstances.
ResoiUed, That we return our thanks t,
the citizens Of Uniontown for their grea
kinducsf, for their assistance, and for thei
promptly Offering the use of their houses L
SUFFERING men and womer
ReSo'ccd, That we cannot commend to-
highly the promptness and efficiency of til
officers of the steamboat Z. II. Fairchild, i
coming to our aid and giving gratis the flu
use of their excellent boat.
4. J. BIRNLEY, Chm.
G. II. THOMAS, Sec'y
Passengers-Joh L. Neall, John I
Wood, Peter Lawson, J. W. Brice, VIM II
Shaw, Edward Reed, Geo E. Cooke, S. n
Davis, R. T. Ford, j. W Mays, Wendell En-
erling, Godfrey Hammond, Michael Peter.
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4. }. BIRNLEY, Oh Il.
- II Tuo,f.g Sac',-

Passengers e. Neall, John L.
Wood, Peter Lawson, J. ". Brice, VIM. II.
Shaw, Edward Reed, Geo E. Cooke, S. N.
Davis, r. 7. Ford J. W Mays Wendell En-
erling Godfrey Hammond, Michael Peters,
Charles Lechcr, John Manke, Jacob Miller,
Mrs S. NJ. Davis, Mrs G. II. c. Shaw.
A large portion Of the passengers saved
remained at Uniontown, and had no oppor-
tnnity to sign the above resolutions.
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&HSy Ha @1Sz

Capt. A. DONNALLY, J. A. LUsK CT K,
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday
at Il o'clock NJ, and every Thursday at O'Clock
p n, arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday
and Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
JNO. p. HA L, Agent,
july2S-n No. Water street.
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the northwest one-tenth part OF
lot No. Tin block No. G........
CARPENTER PLACE.

Merritt John J., The whole Of block No. I, ~ 81
@. HEDDERICH,
GCt3O-3wd City Collector.
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EASTERN ENLARGEMENT-

Carnenter. Alvin b, lot No. : in LIock No II G.al
do do % 2.3o
Hayhurst, Azariah, lot No. 70 in block No. A I3s
Merritt, John J. lot No. in block No 10 81
do 2 do 10 ~
do 10 - liz
do 8 do y II II
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&c The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday,
and the Gen. Anderson goes TO Cairo every Satur-
day. JOHN b. HALL, Agent,
sept2s No. Water street.
HD II ULsR V'.s.S'S-
n & Vile and Bowling Green Packet. ILL., p
The light draft U. 5. Mail Steamer .lSz-.[5s-ssz
BOWLING GREEN,
A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, CI'k,
Leaves Evansville every Monday and Thursday, at
6 o'clock, NJ, leaves Bowling Green every
Wednesday and Saturday, at A. N. augl0
TV.SyHTSD VILE 8 HE.N,DERSOgV'
r. L. LASc>sFER, master, runs as a IT, In Z,
regular Freight and Passenger Packet sEz=z==azz1
daily Sundays eXceptej) between this point and
Henderson. aug7
w Of time.-The Louisville and r7s,
Henderson Light-Draught, Swift, Side ssll-lt p
Wheel e. S. NJ. and Passenger Packet, -
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COLLECTORS NOTICE
CITY OF EVANSVILLE, Oct. %, 1850.

CITY OF ENAASN ILLEs OCT. % i5U'I-
RNOTXCR rs HRRBREs 6KT-RsS'
g q that 1, Christian Heddcrich, COlI.ctOr of the
City of Evansville, between the hours Of and L
O'Clock A. NJ, and and O'Clock NJ, the 22d Of
November, 1850, will sell at public auction, at the
door of the Court House in the City OF Evansville,
Indiana, the following lots parts Of lots and par
cells of real estate and improvements assessed for
the payment of City taxes for the year 1860, due
from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville,
tn e same being now due and unpaid, ana for the
costs of said sale, and that such sale VIII lie con-
tinued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and
place until all the lots and par cells of real estate
herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale
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Carpenter, Alvin B, 371x # on Water street by
$50 # deep, being the South beast
halfof lot No I9..................... SOL 81
3623 it on First street by 100 feet
deep, being 5. +. Side of lpt IS 80 10
South west half of lot SG.......... .... 94S7
rs # on First street by 10 # on VIM
street, beine, corner or front pert
of lot No 2s......................... 50 l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
l)I.\TEI~T,.

v',iE copartner,bp heuioiorr existing bee,
tween johnson a touh. has 10y mu'ua!
,,a.enl. been dissolved
! IT, JouN'o0 nhaec' tias oppor'nn'H 81
thanking his iric~s of Nnrsiall aud the al
iiniug country. for 'he ilrrnl patronage end
confidence given him rs the las, two 5car>
lie can still be found IN Minus Hntier'' build
iag when no, absent oa professional. ha'iii s.,
r.,,h put mp on gold plair. iron. one 10 ia''
~ ii, is also p~mmrn'v s'aod m MAJ
mN and !. responsible lor al werb done 10y
D.ua
lt services can BE- obtained ly addressing
bl by mail,
August / lsGe
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FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED,

hF good moral cWraelef comm. WI fetu NJ
Omcudel can find sicaly and rcmnnemu''
employment in selling by subscription my waltz
abb Publications Of Books.
Nv hasins>, il and h..s tee. Tor years eyclu-
,iyck n Southern business designed to assist IN
buidag W SO-,h,rn litera.n,e.
The Books are al choice elections caleaa
,sl to adorn The parlor the sn'r,s'ahe, aud h.
hrary. ..i,l 10 star, the mind with useful kn9wi-
,,lg,' l.s.,y fel.ancnd ihea.Alse,io The yosnr
and The old For beauty Of Typography an1
nea'ness q binding ,h,s stand almost uDfq1.l'si
\ ars number Of these bccks can he 500
IN '..xas which viii render u ptJliiHh', r
Agiais.
a.kla,ss the snhscribcr Marshal Texas
/, y NEBHtT
Feb - 800
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nl.ACk French and English prab b'fte
ID R,ae AMI Back ,roai Cloths. Black i'o-
skin Gas.i,asfo. Planters Linen l'nck. Planter :
linen prlil. White linen Duck and brills. Fan
,y plaid and striped l.nen, Tor Pants lotion
nd,s. Nanktvns. tamlel Je,iNS sc. noe Of the
largest stocks ever offered in ms market. ia-' re
,.y~l and tor sale cheaper than the chcalssi By
BRApFlflp & TALI.tN.
May 10 lsG9 r5'al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

MARSHALL, ThfAS,
MOULD respectfully announce 70 the citi
w z.us Of Marshall Harrison county and
Eastern Texas. that they. in addition 10 their
former large stock Of Medicines, etc. have pur-
chm Sod the entire took Of A :. johnson n Co.,
consisting Of new and well selected stock o
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals Glass, Oils aud
Paints ct every description, well as Station
cry and every other article appcrialnng TO II
well rpndurled and well balanced Drug business
which ,hey have removed to their old stand on
the west side OF 'lc square, where they viii he
constantly RE wing during the winter ami
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale a. well
a. thu unHmcrlblc details 81 retail and pre-
sedpil4u business iemudul Of past iagers, se
return 'muks 10 our Old customers. hoping and
expecting 10 -Dr aud furnish them all 10 due time
with geything Ia our line that their necessities
d'nan1
y T. llmus, be ,smterod and understood
i'a' Paint ul-. and -, are henceiorward
strictly cash articles. Tor we have 10 pay cash for
them therefore II we supply the market Al oar
present low profits, We must have cash Those
of our customers wto have bought the above ar
ucc. 81 IT,. oa short space. must come forward
aad pay up.
.auHtfy tiL, SO.
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THOMAS =. SWANSON.
Receiving, Forwarding Il Commission
MERCHANT,

hEAiER in Groceries. Boat and l:ar Stores.
~ Plantation supplies etc, Liberal advance.
m.nis made on Cotton Consigned To- hcusc Of
Winston. Harrison h Go.
Ills charges Dn cotton are q cents per bale
charges op barrels ~ ccnis-ii drayed, Il will
he cents more
l.gsEagScg q ~ Adkins David Hi Of
Smith county W. II stree, Henderson Rn.k
county.
Fob. -. i-GD
To Farmers and Stock Raiser,.
4 LARGE stock Of Bell. for sale, nj the
u New Tin Shop on the North East Corner
Of the Public Square.
Jpnc g. -,
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CHARLES DECk EkT.
Fashionable Boot ana ShOesha X err.

ISaf.th Wool corner of tie public sqaat-l
T. FFl'S constantly on band n large assortment
n at Ladies and Gentienens boots and SHOES.
~ his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole and upper leather ior sale.
From his long experience and close attention
- The business. he hopes to have n continuance
81 that patronage herctolor' so literally hsio~-
al "a him Al orders promptly attended to-
and wnf, warranted.
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to his busiu. Matrasses eau he found At MI
Leyy'- store where all orders can be len.
Marshall, April b lsa9
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''''-".t.s 49, usNvss>'ss. uetv u~.. 4-..
their dnal account and vouchers VITA said estate.
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DI.ACk Silk lace Nantes l.l Points. Ba-
ID rr.c Shawls. llarccc Mafaics Linen be-
rcge busters for sale by
RRApFlEtp TALLY.
Sayia ls6n uSafi
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lSONS ClOtNiNg.

L LARGE lot inst received by
n BRApFlfIp & ThllfY.
May ~. 1900 ndaH
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MATTRESSES ron SALE.

{osErll BEelilOIn continues TO make
u superior Mattresses He also makes
SPRI\ q NJ At II \ = = T. s,
and has INDEED
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GRINDING. oRI>DiNG..

'INHE New Grist Mil. at the h-aotory T.
/ now IN operation Regular mill days
Wednesday and saturday.
March -, LEGO No ~
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-03-08
nov ARD Association,


4 Beae,ol,m institution established BIZ SPeriaL En-
dolcneat for the reijef OF he SICK aud Distressed,
afflicted uih lruicia and ki'tdaatc Diseases
The Howard Association in view of the
awful destruction OF human life caused 10y Sex
ual diseases, and the dcCcptionS prtc.lced upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
auacks, several years ago directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, s. Il Charitable Act worthy Of
their name, to open a hiSpenS;try for the treat
mcnt of this class ot diseases, in all their
forms, and to give KnhoR iduics GRATIS to all
who apply by letter with Il description Of their
condition age occupation habits OF life, &c.,l
and in cases of extreme poverty, to ftDHtSh
Medicine free Of charge, 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their An.
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual bis.
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labor of theil
Surgeons in the cure of Spermatoirhua, Semi
nal Weakness, Gonouhua, elect syphilis, the
vice of Onanism. OF Self Abuse. Disease of the
| kidneys and Bladder Ne and order Il contin
uance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
Valuable Reports on SpernatorrhGa, anC
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, aud OF
| the new Remedies employed in the Dispense
", sent to the afflicted in sealed letter cnvcl
! opes free of charge. Two or three Stamps fol
postage will he acceptable.
| Address. DR. J Skillin Houghton, Actins
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. , Souti
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BY order o
the Directors.
EZRA D HEAErWELI., Pres.
Gro. FAiRCHILp, Sccy. VA lily
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The Burch Scandal Case.

The Chicago papers have for sew
eral weeks had much to say in refer
encc to the divorce case now pend
ing in court between Mr.. Burch, ban
ker of Chicago, and his wife who is a
niece of Erastus Corning of New
York. AS the lady was not only
wealthy, but was beautiful and great
ly beloved, and regarded as model
wife, her supposed departure from
virtue created great sensation. But
there is now another side to the story
1t is stated by the friends of the lady
in Albany, that her amiaLlc spouse
has become cnamorcd with beautiful
young lady in Chicago, for whose sake
he has formed conspiracy against
his wife. The Chicago Review, after
summing up the rumors ahoat, and the
charges made as ainst Mrs Burch by
her husband says:
Before another week had trans
pired the case began to wear new as
poets. Then came the stunning reply
from Mr.. Stuart that for months he had
not visited the house of Mr. Burch,
and certainly was not there on the
day in question. Then there arise in
the community statements to the eff
feet that Mr.. Corning. unwilling to be-
lievc his niece guilty, is determined
to protect her rights, and has sent on
agents to investigate, as far as posi-
ble, the truth Of the aspcrsions on the
lady's character This agent or agents,
and we are aware that they have been
here, are satisfied that the whole is a
plot by jealous husband to put away
his lawful wife. This, her noble pro-
tector is determined to resist, and he
has placed the cause Of Mrs Burch in
the hands of Mr. Beckwith, an eminent
lawyer of this city, who will be as
sisted by Mr.. Merrick.
The cause of the banker has not
been improved by the manner in which
he is said to have treated his wife sub
scquent to the alleged discovery of
her guilt. He degraded her, and, in
picking her name out Of the linen and
crasing it from the plate, he erased
it from that property which he de-
clared some years ago, in defence to
tax suit, all of it belonged to her
and not to him. This, with his refusal
to allow her to see her children before
leaving, forcing her to make her exit
from the rear of the home which her
marriage dover is said to have given
him, has not worked in his favor. 1t
is now boldly asserted that the con
fessiou was cXtorted from her after
confinement, and others aver after a
pistolhad been presented at her breast
The document was sworn to before
Mr. Burch's partner, who is notary
public, and the grave charge of con
spiracy is now level!ed against then
both"
Be this part of it as it may, Mrs
Burch now denies the substance o
her own confession, saying that it wa:
extorted from her. Whether she Cal
withdraw it is another question un
der the State statutes it cannot b,
used as evidence against her in tn
divorce suit, if she can prove that i
was obtained by menace or conspira
cy, while it is but seldom that sue
confessions are useful as evidence.