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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

PRoKSix LKE-ws forgot TO ssy yesterday, In
connection with our notice Of the fire., that BY
noon Highlander had lumber on the ground aud
worknen employed 10 repair his building, and
that the work is going on rapidly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

NEW YoRK, August 3-The Herald .
Washington special says it is currently
reported that arrangements are in pro-
gress for again changing the commander
Of the Army Of the Potomac Meade is
not mentioned in connection with any
other commander
One Of the principal causes OF hesi-
taiion on the part Of the troops which
led to the disaster at Petersburg, was
the belief that the hill, which they were
expected to take and which they could
have taken, and which commanded the
rebel works and town, and which could
have been held, had been previously
mined by the rebels For this reason,
the troops could not be induced TO finish
their work, and disqualification was
created, which lost the fruits OF victory
when it was in their grasp.
Ths TribHnes special from Frederick
9:30P NJ, last evening, has the follow
ing confirmation Of the reported defeat
OF the rebels at Cumberland:
Gen. Kelly was attacked at Cumber-
land yesterday, at p. NJ, by a large
force under Bradley Jobason and Nc.
Causland After a severe fight Of seve-
raj hours duration, we completely routed
the enemy, capturing seVep eaissons, a
great many wagons and Fazt amount
Of plumber which they bad stolen in
Pennsylvania.
The enemy Ia In full retreat towards
Old Town, and Kelly is pursuing him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
srRscRIPTIoy TyRws..Iy ADVANCE

No PAPER To MoER0w.--In order 70 allow our
employees to obssrvs the Past Day set sparlby the
President We will issue no paper tomorrow.
II any news Of Importance reaches Us before
Friday evening we will give II to our readers in
the form Of a bulletin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
From Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3-Ths propeller
Ninslow ran aground in dense fog and
heavy sea this morning, at 4 o'elock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

err DIREeroEY.-we are Indebted to MesrI
Simpson Co., this publishers, for copy Of their
Directory Of Terro IIaute.
II Is nnquestionably tho most perfect work Of
the kind Published In the State, aud is gotten
up In handsome style mechanically.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

LoET.--iamos Grimes, soldier lost his pocket
book, containing $50 In Gfeenbaeks aud his COM
mutation papers.
He will give the finder this Grsenbaeks for re-
tarnlng the papers 10 Capt Josh " Thrcop.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

BB-We are indebted TO Capt. Frank Dusouohet,
slerk Of the stsamer ohsrmer. for Memphis paper'
of Saturday lat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
Important Notice.
OFFICE OF THE PRoYosT MARSHAL, !
FIRsT DisTaIcr or INDIANA, :


OFFICE OF THE PRoyosT MARSHAL,
FIRsT DisTRIcT or INDIANA,
EVANSVILLE, IsD, July 26, 1864
Notice is hereby given to all concern.
ed, that recruiting in the First District
Of Indiana for other States, or for coun.
ties or towns out Of this District, will
not be allowed, and all recruiting officers
white or colored-yiolating this order
will be sum narily arrested. Guards
will be placed on the trains on the L. &
C. K. r., aud any attempt to violate this
order by placing recruits on the trains
at any Of the Way Stations, will be frus-
trated, and TIE guilty parties punished
Recruits for the army, in this District,
must be presented at this office, when
they will be credited on the quota OF the
sub-District where they reside
All loyal citizens are urged to co-ope-
rate with me in driving unauthorized
recruiting officers from the District.
c. X. DREw,
jy26-lwl Captain and 7. NJ.
Es.-Arrangements may be
made for obtaining substitutes for this
Congressional District by calling on T.
II. Walden, opposite the Marble Works
near the canal, Main Street
July 28-6td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
jy26-lwl. Captain and P. NJ.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Surveyor
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be & candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing October election,
on qualification sioue
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
GROCERIES.
JUST IN TTME!

SUGG & III EMF EE
TTAvE THIS DAY, JULY ssh, 1864, oPKsED
III a large aud we'll chosen variety Of Groceries,
WHOLESALE TRADE,
In tins cspaeious No. ID, next door 20 the old
houss Of Archer 4 Mackey, ard directly opposits
the Banking Hrusr Main street, EgsssVills,
Ind. We rely upon Quality and Prices eoAparsd
with this and the Cincinnati markets, 70 secure an
examination % our stock, and liberal patronage
from city and couutFy merchants, Who are moss
respectfully invited 70 give "a call
fxs-d2n sUGG HEEIFEE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
INDIAN Ha.iiIItisa in Ms,r mexlee

Indian Hssiflities In Nsw Mckee.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Advices from the
Plains 10 the effect that the Apache,
kiowa, Camanehe and Arappshoe Indi-
ans, numbering nearly 1000, were con-
hitting serious depreda!ions on the Santa
Fe road All horses, mules and beef
cattle belonging to Fort Larned; also a
number Of private cattle, and $50 horses
Of the Colorado battery, we're captured
within one-fonrth of mile Of that fort
on the l7th. In addition to this, emf
grant trains we're robbed and destroyed,
and altogether some 500 animals we're
run of, and about 20 persons killed and
sealpsd. The Indians were threatening
Fort Larnsd at last accounts, where but
rs men we're stationed Over $4,000
worth of provisions had been given to
these Indians at Fort Larned few days
before they committed these deeds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

Transforms Gray Hair
Or hair o { any unpleasant hue, To gloroas black
or enchanting brown. Unique In its composition
aud infdiibis 10 itsrssalts It has achieved popu.
laTty with both sexes with every class q society
aud In all parts u the " GRID. Manufactured By
J CRIsTADoEo, No. 6, Astor House. New YOrk
Sold By all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
srs auxzlw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

NKw York, Aug BY the steamer
Yazoo we learn that all the troops in
New Orleans were suddenly sent up the
river on the Goth
1t was reported that the rebels
we're advancing on Morganzia, though it
was not known that these troops had
gone to that place. 1000 released
Union prisoners had arrived at New
Orleans
A Washington special to the C6amer-
cial says: 1t is understood an earnest
appeal will be made 20 the President, by
leading Republicans, to give Gen Nc
Clellan command 1t is urged that
enlistments to the number of 100000
would be secured in New York.
The impression gains gronnd that
Hooker will have most important COM
mand. Il is becoming evident to the
War Department that the rebels are re-
solved on a vigorous campaign on the
upper Potomac and are reinforcing
Early strongly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
MEDICAL.

DR J0HE r wALEER has taken possession
IL Of his old once, on Third street, il the rear
of the Washington Hotel. His rezidene IL on
Locust street between sixth and Seventh Streets.
He will attend faithfully 70 professional calls a.
formerly. talys Sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney at Law and D. y. ClaIm
AVpuf

Is authorized BY the Government TO procure Pen.
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims foe HoRsEs aud other PRorkErT destroyed
while In q aarvics Of tie Government. and all
claims, Of whatever Kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged S0ldIersi
BY al amendment to the Bounty Law. passed at
the last session Of Congress, "All soldiers OF
other persons who hare been sAaH hereafter be
discharged within two years from the date Of their
enlistment, By reason ofNounds received In battle
shall receive the sang Bounty thosgh they
served two years"
ONCE es1S Msin street, over Kellsr's Gun store
opposite the Court House, Evansvills. IadiAnA
Correspondent must enclose stamps
a. Good references given " required. mhas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

MUsIoAL.--Ws direct attention to the earl Of
Prof q. T. schultz, teacher Of musis, who tenders
his services 10 the citizens u Evansville aud vlen-
ity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

Hss~ Our soldiers seem to have found cut tbs
remedy NEST valuable to them, Judging from the
large demand for DIxox's BLAcKBERY GAMMA
TIVE, and great Is the number Of certificates Of
cures Of DysentsryAaRd Dizrrh@s, which Mr.. Ds-
wilson has received from them. 1t cures boEh old
and cases. jy22 9wd
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent by mail IA sealed letter snvsl-
epes, fres Of charge Address DR. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHroE, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street. PhilAaslPhiA, Pa
sprl'64 dAwIya
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
q. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BoUS-
Il ty Land and Back Pay for Soldiers. widows
near Main. JOHN TENNIS, Agent.
EvznsyiIls, Ind, March lss 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s--The steamer Ehie
Deans left 81 10 Monday, on the Upper
Missouri. Three days before her arrival
at Fort Rithold the Indians made three
assaults on the fort, which were easily
repulsed.
Gen. Sally left Fort Hicks on lhs 18th,
having first heard that the Sioux nation
we're expected 10 have an engagement
The expedition was composed Of two
Minnesota regiments, the 7th Iowa cav.
airy, two companies Of Dacotah volun-
teers, 100 Nebraska scouts and 4 guns
The command took thirty days rasions.
The remainder of Sully's forces we're left
as garris on posts-six companies of the
Sd Wisconsin at Fort Rice, one at Fort
Union, and the remainder Of the regi-
ment along the river.
Emigrants begin to arrive at the mines
Labor is so abundant that ali can find
employment Hundreds of teams are
starting for California and Oregon 9th
ers are preparing to return to the States
Five steamers laden with Government
freight have been ordered TO Fort Ben
ton by Gen. Sully. The remainder Of
the mountain fleet win probably be de-
tanned until fall transporting Govern
ment supplies, large quantities Of which
are lying at different points on the river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

The river henee TO Pittshurg continues to De.
cline, and navigation Il becoming more aud a4ore
difficult, and is indeed totally suspended, except
for the very ligh;est draught boats
There we're numerous arrivals yestcr a., wirh
suits AZ air q busiuess at the wharf. bat little
business done
The Danksrson, the Alier, and the Chambers,
came in from Green river With full cargOes Of to-
baeeo.
Capt. EhrmAn, yesterday, sobbled up all the
boats at car wharf that were suitable for his pu-
poses
: VeFal we're loaded with eattls ami started for
Dixie Among them was the Miami
The Lawrence came IN from blow with broken
nAnscs, and viii lie up here for repairs
The ChArmer arrived FROM Cairo yesterday v III
a cargo Of mules. She will 90 out to-day at 2
o clock with the mail aud passengers, aud email
quantity Of freight
Capt Gus. Pusoushet Is her elegan, eomuraad.
e., with Capt :. AJAX Dusouehet In tn. once.
The Virginia was taken BY L'eai. Com nasder
Fitch yesterday, aud imrrovised Into gunb at
T. leok after gusrrlliAs beloK.
There are siill no mail boats FRI N Loulsvilie.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

PorRAirs Or GRaNr--A very elegant likeness
Of Lieut. Gen. Grant Is being offered for sale in
the city by the wifi Of soldier Who has been
rendered an invalid by wounds received at Malveen
ain.
We hope our citizens will extend ts her liberal
patronage and secure the finest euesses OF Lieut.
Gen Grant that We have yet seeu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLAss PIANOS.
The
MiESPR LaWrRncR

Miss eS Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EME8oH's,
- V0sEs, sBd BRAD5URY's osis-r
N "A ~ Tafed PIANgs, which they are
tteontinuaily receiving, aAd which
they will eli al manufacturer prizes.
These Pianos, for durability, poser, and RIGA
ness q fOBe are unsurpassed
The Bradbury Piano reeslvsd seven first PIE
NUNS within four weeks Ia the months Of sep
fember and October last, and il fsmoBs fos ia
elasticity, briilisbey, and beautiful aH1in7 gNalaly
II tone.
They are also sxclusivs gsnts IN this vicinity
for Ma.gn 4 HauIlu's celebrzfed Cabinet Organs,
which, in quality, volume Of tone, and power q
expression, are fsr superior 70 msloaeons, hArno-
NUNS, or any other reed Instrument
They have lust received three Of these 0rg1na Il
iksir resIdsnee, on water Street, hrst door below
Chestnut. junelT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
There are Meteor Inventions

That flash up for moment 10 the newspapers and
pass TO oblivion. There are also
GRAND Discoveries
Which take permanent hold Of public sstlma-
tim, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
MEDICAL.
Cor. Third aud Main sts.,

Cor. Third aud Main Sts.,
Dealers ia Foreign and American Drugs. and
Chemicals, Psints. Oils. vArHishss. window
Glass. Perfanisry, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Coal oil aud BeaEine by the gallon OF barrel.
Concentrated preparations and essential tine
lures on hand aud Manufactured 10 order.
Domestic Dyrs, Wholesale aud Retail
Patsnt Medicines ofaii kinds.
Eclectic Remedies aud a full supply Of Msaioi-
nal Roots and uerh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04

Professor 8 ,hnitE bears with him the most fiat
terlng testimonials from numerous disting aishod
gentlemen aud Institutions Of learning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
River News.

ARRIVED
Ida Rees. CinclanaiI. I.wr.,e. r.. -.
Dake, Louisville, Alire c. -
nnnkeTson, Green river. Charmer. Cairo
Sss Is lem river kehe, Cumberland river
SsoA' SameerlSnd riSeF, Chambers, Poad river.
Visfe' Tenn river, Virginia, Henderson,
REPARTEp.
Nismi, Team RIVER, Aiiee. Gre.n ,i,~r
Duakerson. Green river Colossus. Tens ~,
Virginia, ait. Vernon, Cottage, CaIro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-04
coLGATE's HONEY SOAR.

Dr.. II. ANDERs 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 4zs Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
February Term or tho Law Courts.

The February term OF the law courts commences 20.
day The general term Of the Supreme Court will be held
in the brown stone building the Park Judges Leonard
Cerke and Sutherland presiding The Circuit part rst Will
held by Judge Peckhan Part second stands adjourned
until Monday the 9Th 10 the Ssperior Court Judges
Mcneil and MoIcrief will preside during the trials, while
I Judges Robertson, McCupn ard Garvin will sit al the
general 10 the Court Of Common Pleas there Is
change from last month judges DAILY ard Brady being in
parts FIRST and second and Judge cardozo in Chambers
The Of Clark against Brooks stands first the cal
before Judge Brady but IL is doubtful whether
the cause will be tried to-day The calendars
in the different courts heavy; but noe aware
that any remarkable viii be tried The
OF John B. Holmes convicted OF killing policeman,
will probably be argued before the Supreme Court, gene
raj term, a bill Of exceptions.
The February or the Court OF General Sessions
will commence at eleven O'Clock this morning. City
Judge A. ID. Russell Will charge the Grand Jury and sit
during the first two weeks Of the term, after which Re
Hoffman will occupy the bench. The the
calendar numerous, but OF no special importance
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SurRESE CoURTCIRcriT.-P mos 955, 1899, l0sl,
1926 1885, $780, 3s3 961 423 esl 327 ss3 $751; 529 545
SGT, 57l, 5sl, 6l3 54q Part 2-Adjourned until Febru
arys.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-rart Nos 1906, 3l33, 2727, 2sl5,
$685. 24s7 1916 $685. 1919 1884, 535 779 s79 $50 s6l
Part 2Nos 2l52 2l56. 2940, $780, 1892 1896 34O2 342
34i4. 342o s42i, 342e, 22s2, 2062, l2os. -
CorRr OF CoaMoS PiEAs.-Part Nos 300 SO. 2II 14s
Mos 49, 81 s02 3o3, SIS, l62 400, 2ss 324 4l6 2o5
81, 325, Is, ls2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
City Intelligence.

Morru's MIND ov ARcsmeHor HcoHEs. service OF
the months rnd, }" in sommemorstion Of the death Of
the Most Reverend Archbishop Hughes will take place Al
ST. Patrck's cathedral rext Wednesday morning she
ceem onies begin half past O'Clock precisely.
full and deeply interesting panegyric on the LIE and
character " the deceased preae will be delivered by the
Right Reverend Doctor Loughln Of BROOKLYN and great
arran gemenls have been made for grand musical dis.
play connection with the religious exercises kessrs
Berge and Harrison will have charge Of the music-a
indication that il will be OF the best character
ADDRESS or Hon E. W. CANT Of ARKANSAS ON THE
National srRrGotE-At the invitation Of q number Of
highly Influential citizens OF New York, the Hon. W.
Gannt of Arkansas will deliver address a Cooper IN.
sue this evening on the subject OF great
peace. As Mr. Gannt has mixed among the re.
and Is thoroughly with the condition OF
affairs at the SOUTH what he will have say neces-
sarily interest the public.
MEETING or OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES, OF The
FIRE DEPARTMENT "A meeting was held on Saturday even
xg, at Firemen's Hail. by the officers and representa-.
ivee OF the Fire Department to make arrangements for
the great Sanitary Fair shortly 10 be held In th city,
Sns Engineer sTno on p'fs Ssa.l ca M
the object Of the meeting and gave In detail the plan pro-
posed TO be carried out by the department Resolutions
adopted requesting every company % aid IN sending
donations Tor The fair and committee appointed TO
superintend the whole matter
AouDssT on THE BRooKLrS FERRy.-Ap exciting scene
occurred Saturday evening board OF tho Fulton
ferry boats when nearing the Brooklyn slip. An elderly
man, Sergeant Of Marines whose name could not be
sscertained citing on the deck rails and fell
board, when Mr.. W. H. Brandest, government iuspec
tor doing business in Canal street. New York. but resd
ing Brooklyn, flung on bis coai jumped into the
aud seized the drowning boat was then lowered
and Brsndest got into a. still holding the unfortunate
marine, ana brought him 20 the shore. The dying
vas taken the Franklin House and rubbed from head
foot with restoratves, but with good result Auer
about hour physician pronousced life extinct There
s moral In this incident, and something 10 make
blush for the rates OF human nature while applaud
is berosn. Some depraved wretch (while Brsndest
was struggling In the water 70 fellow being stole
the heros coat with nty ak dollars, his month pay,
which be had but that morning received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
The Internal Tax Law.
NTxREeTINGx DECISION CONCERNING WHOLESALE
DEALERS.

The Internal Tax Law.
NTKREeTINGk DECISION CONCERNING WHoLBeALn
DEALERS.
WASHINGTON, jan. is, 1854
Sn reply 70 yours Of the btn instant, have to say
that under the provisions Of the first section Of the act OF
March 3, 1se3 when license has been issued 70 whole
sale dealer at rate which is afterwards discovered 70
DO insufficient 70 the amount Of bis annual Sales nn
should DO made in the next monthly list 70
cover the dehcieucy and upon the payment Of the ax
thus assessed the collector win endorse the receipt upon
the face Of the license already issued When this il
done the license will have all the effect Of license org
psy issued al the full rate For examples Wholesale
dealer takes license from the lst Of May upon the OASIS
OF annual sales exceeding 500 900, and not exceeding
$3.50 OOO OF 800 therefor and 10 after ward
that his annual sales will exceed the amount
named, he should be assessed for tax Of 500 in add
ton unless u anticipated that his annual sales will
reach such TO subject him 10 higher tax
Upon the payment Of the 800 thus assessed the collector
will endorse the receipt upon the face OF the license and
II will then authorize the transaction Of business at
rate mot exceeding $500 900 per annum any person.
having taken out license at an insufficient rate fails 70
notify the assessor ~ he discovers that such is
the uct, or fails 10 pay the amount due ~ II IL
assessed, be will be liable to all The penalties provided
for doing business without license In case OF
sessment 10 this manner for deficiency II ia not neces
q license originally issued. Very respectfully,
CHARLES T. LEWIS, for Commissioner.
To PIERRE G. VAN WICK, Esq, Assessor Internal Reve-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

Mr. Hsckett by special invitation visited General But.
Ter socially at Fortress Monroe but has returned 70 TINS
city since, and Ia engaged 10 act Falsta at the four
teentb street Academy the cven9g OF Thursday isln
INST, after which be viii revisit washington pfoies'
sionay.
General Geo. W. Beiizer, Kansas; Hon II 2; mss'
and family pepnsvlyanja Col A. Harastly and dangn-
ter u s. x col. De Hess and daughter, wnecnne -, -
w. Park and family, Vermont Jsmcs y LiooS en- 10 20
Iou,a w r. Haeeitine and party, ~ LOUIS .ol a. w,
Fean Mozart regiment: C. A. Roviey, 81 Josepp; aua
w ~ Rogars, Philadelphia. arc stopping a. 'he "e""
poItan Hotel
msr,b NJ ~ non Preston King. Ugdsnsburg; n. Town,
nc,roI,. W webb, New York Rev ". tester las,
ia nss.ec. q, 4 stevens, philadei,'t a, Hayward,
po.,nn 4 Z, Wake n eon; = whiting, Detroit Hon.
Z, R,ss washington and " o. pacon. Corpec.lces, are
Upplpg A! the Astor IIo.sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
Supreme Court.
Before .Iucra barnard.

! INTERESTING DIVORCE CASES-TROuBLES Or "A CIR
Gus PROPRIET0R AND A SPANISH DANSEusE.
Csroline L. Niaom Jasx<; Niaon-In this Mrs
Nixon applied for . divorce from her husband ,lIamef
NIxon, the well known circus man. The complanan,
stated that che married 70 Mr. Nixon on March q
1874 and lived with him iii February 1862, when they
separated She charges that in 1858 her husband vio
lated Abe marital relations with unknown woman IN
Greene street, and that 10 1867 he committed sduery
with Isabella Cubas the equally known Spanish dan.
ccuse both az washington and Rochester
The Court gave the case 70 areeree who reported as
follows
-sUppsxE Counr.-Caroline L. N.scu against James NJ
Fxonro e Justices OF the sapsc Court of the els 20
entered in he above l2h day of November
lh6 all the allegations Of the plaintiff referred
70 the undersigned 70 take proof OF the facts and
and 10 report the same with ny opinion thereon.
Dsnie A. Fowler the referee app sin,ed DO respect
fully peportThst have been attended Theodore stuy
eel for plaintiff and Maynard Attorney defendant
And do further report that have st proof in
action. the part o. the plaintiff aud sai ouch proofs
hereto sub toined. s nj made . par, Of my report.
And do further report that the plaintiffs caused
the plaintiff witness 70 prove the ss e psinns
children and that the defendants aorpes requested
time OF said children occupied. refused 20 allow the
defendants attorney 70 examine sad plsintn uron
the questions Of said children as that matter oeoSe
do further report that my opinion all The material
facts CHARGED Ia The plantfs complaint In this
said defendant COMMITTED The act Of sdusefy in he
year 1888 in house In Greene street. the city
York g charged Ia The compliant
Nrw YoHE Dec s. 1859 d A. FOWLER. R.sxre.
Tho divorce was then granted.
Isabella Cubae has also applied Cor divorce from her
hlcband on the ground OF Inconsistency.