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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

VIZ NEED VAgnsY -Monoiony is dcs
truciivc. The sea has nothing but i.stlf-
the desert THE game. But the country Ina.
variety, ,and htie is the charm Of life. S,
in all our erjoyinents,. there must be varie
ty. For Instance, how keen are the first
enjoymeuts--,he first ghmnscs Of spring
the first airs o!auiumn--any pieasant even
long delay ed-music, af.er : long interval
Even the scent of Aowsss - Tie count ing
room and offics.Sives hc-miad better res,
for business. II a man Shns not hca I'd
music for a long time, the ssund even Of .
Jc ~ harp is welcome. ~fA.asat G
Now, slhe vision Of tie + to take
advantage Of .htse things; s1joy one, and
then another; thus eacbscne@WiN be fresh
II time De given the chords 0fthe mind. =
to speais9o gather keshnegA Hrnce, Ahefe
is a conittnt round d inoss o. Les enjoy
ment. This is the best that can be done
with life according to the best minds. And
then the --pfosaic moments must intervene,
to still further make up TIE variety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12
From Rev. W. D. srrcrR,sp, Pastor of the lsti

"
baptist Churcn.
Philadelphia, December 2cth, 1863.
Nessrs, Jones d Evans Gentlemen Il have
recently been lab"ring under the distressing et
fects of indgeEtsun, ccUmpanied by prostra
ton of the nervous system. Numerous rene
dies. were recommended Nv friends, and some oi
them tested. but without re lei. Your HoOHsnd'
German Bitters were recommended by pers0Gt
who had tried them, and whose favorable men
ton OF the Bitters induced me to try them.
must confess that l had aversion ~ Patent
Medicines. from the Thousand and one" quuck
"Bitters." whose only aim seems 10 be 10 palm
oil sweetened und drugged liquor upon the com.
munity, in sly way aud the tendency VI which,
fear, il ~ make many acophrmed drunksrC-
Upon learning that yours was really medicin-
al preparation, took it with happy effect. lts
action, not ouiy upon the stou ach, but upon the
nervous System, was prompt and gratifying.
feel that have derived great and permanent
benefit from the use Of few bottles.
Very respectfully yours. 9s
N A.. al - l. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12
ANOTHER SfNGULARCASE.
OrSics o. N. Y. AND 0AlsxA LsAD Co,
No. - Nassau street. New York, June I, 1855.
DIR. ]. n. SCHENCK.

DRAl Ssn:-For over aitecn years have beet
troubled with . severe Cough, and usually two Of
three tiMes year with more Or leae hemOfrhs n.
which for the last few ears has kept me thin q
aesh, and too weak 70 do businsss 81 ssy tisd
without catering. u August last had : very
severe hemorsags. and sccordisx to ths jsdgs
mept Of good New York physicisn. 1 was class.
ed % bevond the fesch Of medicine, aud was Cd
vised 70 be prepared. 20 fer prUr<tsy tnaesess
we're oyncerisd, - leass this wOrla - abort no.
tice This physiciaa (and nv god fricsaa) ssiA
that 1.-THE iiras severe cold took must prove ia
tai" Early ID January took aaeverc cold. ard
fortunately, VS. Occupyisg rooms q No. -
think about The be-. 18th q Jaansry |, prcoarsa
taking Il Freely. ~ feet and limbs vers very
much swollen, and IN the ~ mptOma u speedy
death sssmsd y acey npany ~ ceiA. : cent ~
~ former ply sicisN .end sssaed C him thst
was taking sosr medicine. and aller allowing
them 70 him, aud hav,ag tasted of then ETC., As
replied: ''You san teks then Il y0s iiks. they
Will do you - harm." ne ssia s.les kaCw
what told y0n last summer. and ! aay the same
now. IL yYu have any business 70 Close up, do not
put i a." He said q ether ffiehdi thss hs
relations obncludsd ms Sineikad s1ns. ~ sAis
Ssd moi seen you you. ia Doctor called rev
times, and 70 md ~ fshuch 70 his surprise, be
saidl ia5p1svshs. and BE- esuld not ussessaaad
and had wish y have ycs slsmtss ~ eass
came . nv room usd made Is s1sminslion yos
gave - nut little encouragement. but. On the
Soetrary. exPsss.:a dsssss = ~ sver s:eeg
se4ohd time that you called. finding - still gaia
Inn, you gave ne encouragement, Gay ing ''ny
evne6tous wes~ iapf6viug; thsi PHlmOuic Ayrup,
Hen9ecH Tootc ~ ne01suAo Pills had eeera
l;ls sAe:n" 4 hss.ss r.. asviss. e. 4 ::
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

ErsseorAL NxwspAPEs Cu.xcrs Ths
1s.sen$sStS Chsrch At Chicago has assum.
- ~ nore metropolitan title Of ths Aaer-
~ SssAsses; End the Episeepal Record
wn'on 1as Seen ih'existance forty three
T sna sns Pneteasnss Uaurchmas.
thaa twspty years have emitted. ~ M E
ospa1eft &keo their places. mi; M ~ q
pfila1sIphia, ~ 40 Issued sirr,sscs.., =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

Gin In 0reenbacls osooo
House and Los,. situated o. Wsss eide.
in Chicago, near Union Park, looO
5000 Gifts, q 0reenbsck each SOW
lS'0old Watches. knglish Lever, lBK
valued trcm l0O 70 x5O $500
81 Silver Matches, valued nom IS to l2S llC5
II Dianoad Pine. valsed tsom Is 70 I v SoO
l73 Kings, oonsist,ng Of Amethyst TsDss
blood Stone. Pearls aud Gems, ans 10
solid Gold Rings. valued from %
Is 1876
81 - K AJAX Cold Chains. vals.o n ,.
e6 TO Low lV72
SS Ladies' Sets. consisting # Amslsy u,
Garnet, Ony !, Pearl. Coral and " <
sOlio Gold, valued from IS 70 100 1ll6
81 Sets Ladies Esr Rings. consisting Of
Amethyst. Enamel and Is X solid gold
valued from 70 to % 1876
n Ladies Pins, consisting of Amethyst
Topaz, aud IL X soiid gold, vcAnsa
from " 10 50 $50
sl5 U.nss Is x ind "a Z Cold P,asI vi
ued from ~ 70 17St
y Gold aud Silver Thinbles lOt
~ Gold bracelets. valued freo . to 10 s7z
~ Watch Keys and sets Of Chssna, 10
and Is X solid Gold, valued irOn
ia Gold i.ochets,l 10 Z va,sed from 10 70 10 $50
~ Sets sleeve bustsns. velasd q fsoo6
tO26 geo
So Stts Cent? stsds. 10 and 10 Z gold.
valued from TO 70 S02
Gold Tooth Pricks. - -
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
Pissed Tea Sssts. pieces. Rogers :
Bros manufacturers, valued fr0u eSV
49, H.. 80. ...:..........'..'' - so0
r,... sd r Uroo; ~, S,..i - ,:h.m;:. wv
0laDs 6Ottles.. ................s... ~
Plstsd Pickle stand .............. o.
Plated Fruit b-sket... VI
Plsted Toilet Set. Observation-Disclosures. "
u silver Platsi Trsys. valued from go
10 euV .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." DO
Zee fltchers e25.... "
1875 EatrG Plated Casters. s and 8 bottle.
70 Esss rlaAsd Csks baskets. vsissl
from % y &N.....:...:... ........ 80
IS Plated 0oblets, gold lined. Is l95
do butter Dishes, 1i5. lt
Is Extra Plated Cups, valued fsom % -
fysir Salts 10 case, geld lined. Us. 10
Plssed Card Rec ivers, tls. ~
- Plated Sosp and Gravy LADIES', valueA
$50 ss.. is.asa Te.is. n. .. and = o..
valued from - - Z. -
$50 Sets Plated Table Spoons. II, .. SD
o., valued from a4to u. co.
leo Sets PLACED Dessert spoons 12. .. I'D
Aos.. valu- from froR & te :. TO
10 Fish Knives, sslued from TOT, l2O
100 Plated Butter Knives, rs. l2S
100 do Sugar Spoons. u. Ito
10O Pairs Pla1ed autnfd and Salt Spoeh0
soO Pla, cd Napkin Risgo, valssd ffe"l,
tol,25 it66
1Set Individual Salts, n case, :. 81
50 Pieces Assort.d Plated articles, !. III
I Par Flower vssea, Is. 10
eOpers Glasses, ~ and IL. 81
Pair Solid Silver Hslts, gold lined, %. -
3Soiid siiver Jelly Sp0ons, 10. 9V|
Soltd Silver Vest ChsiDs. 10. -
s ChiIdsen's Sets Knife, Fork ard Spoon.
IN case. Is. @.fasa gs3r - - 1e5
SOLID Silver Tobacco Boz, - u
4 dnsea Solid Silver Tea SpOes, 80.
! Silver Carl Csses. Is. ~
Is Silver Napkin Rings, from 70 TO- lou
ClADCRD.
FrencA Clocks, 81. lso
&c do GIL ri ~
. q Browse Clocks. vslssd fsss - IA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12
Dr.. Easterly's Anne lean Linimel
To Cure Aeue and Fever.

Take dose ol DR.. Essterly's Family Pills. ana wLeI
done operating, take DR.. Eastcry's Fever and Agus
Killer. dose directed ON the bottle, every two
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
of fever which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return, take thu
Aguc Killer three times a day the seventh, four
teenh. twenty first and twenty hih day. after tht
last chill and Fever and you will be PERMANENTLY
CURED. Let every man. .sorpan and child try II. ant
If you find it to he true. lell ii to your friends.
t44 Price Of Aguc Killer 81 30 per bottle. Pills Il
cents per box--sU pills in = box. . y
~ Prepared and Sold by DR.. E. EASTERLY 4
Co. No 10 North Fifth street St Louie. Mo-. and sold
AT their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, III.
sold by Druggists gennray.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

: y n i: /, !
r,l,nae2 ~ IL ~ esEles,
"a voooan AND WfALOH VIII =.
.s~.a. %5~(1~ooagUY0lDM&opo1GtQ
|. i.it 4 sss.:l ~; "a; q ~, ~ az
Dpsslaa sssnslss, 6sHnsssg
i1i:; s::s s;:s:ss sl,.S $500 ~ ~
Ns1s0nraAy ~. 49, ~ -
s J !. 49, ,..s u, I! !egass
Fl 70 ceri;Sli1.
s : ! - !
| sas & e s. = /"
81 J i ] ! 3.
/ cHAa., p. BURR,
s. BrsSy e., betW. q 4 ~ 9,
UrEpn CcNsTANTLY ON HAND kvkht
N thing pertaining to the Grocery iiss. H.
i Tees. '''''' {ssees, ). ssssrs,
SyrssIss, w., ~. IN
i Al.o exceticut osslities VI
vis1s PlCELIst " ulTs. v90DEx wA9G
/ Escrv varsity ef 1,spk and FAary Csoeeslee
/ for Gale q the Lowest Cssh Prices. nhloees
~ Cali and examine. snd Astssfy ySssseW.
| An Gesas Delivered ~ ~ Cooy.
WALTER KELLHs
iranlly Gfsees ! Prsvlslea Doa1es
<yOaNgR " - AND IOWA sTs., the 49,
ia 80 (teahesa Groceries Of aN hiads tss o1e
~. -sslons. Hams, Wooden War@ gssAeGs
ass Pro. ssss Retail Store Gail - 80
81 : ,s arr sss'i sore can pleaes re-; l
JOSHUA "s = 49,.
Dsady Street, Dssvsen Ftsss H..
DesAseAst. l01e.
lRsaPucrvvlLS -
z@rEil leave 70 state 10 the lW@A
citizens ~ dawes.
DAAosi port, and che comn-
TDA1. ltry dealers through q =!
~ out this part Of the stste th0
Ez@1 have on hand and am consseosy
! receiving lsrse and we'll selsctsd SEED d
GROCERIES,:
AT Wholesale and Retail,
Comprising Cotisss, Sugars, Tess. Teeeeesa
MALTA, Powder, dun Caps, Shot. white lse1,
II C0rdage, Dried Fruit, Candles, Noeps
Spices, Fish. Soda. Lead. Cottes
Yarn, Candle Wickins Tubs.
subs in sssss nali buahels,
II Half Bushels In nests,
Wrapping Twine.
DV Broom fwine,
l Nas Fv,iu. Buckts. Pint flaoko
i Fart,cuIsr .,itention psld ~ the
u q kok,esMle l3sssteses0. I,
buy on the mos santssec.s tern,s esd e
L,v Cali and O., Inc. All orders pscepe,
I I, tenhed In mvSI -oU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

fN ttNN
Erench Clocks, 81.
= GO do tr ri
- BrUnus Clocks. vsloed fgDo 10 /.
70 -.
- CIocke. valued from 6to -.
loo Pocket KNIVES, valued ifUn 76c W.
20 Chssslaisss. with Pias,S 2
200 Solsd 0ifss. .. =
05S 0ifla, vslsea = oA3.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

asIarr COMCHWT'.
@6E5=I'
.Es,,.gr1a. |
CT FIT /
sta<t tt 2tr y &EsAs53 II
Ce0oeislng ~ Ra1lRe oeee2s6
:esiT-e a<A ASIA svAus1@H
CLARK e. SAVIOR,
taaWt# WnGfsap4g
j JEW ELERs, 4
i
aM @f tU~ sa#Nt 0t#a."
lls Dtarbsrn J. 81. chicago, NJ,
81 9rsH \ NH U
TO ~ GIVEN
lat SMITH ! MtoHS NALL
i JMsy 80, lses.
31oyOoo IN cRH3iNBlCkS!
Il rlRsr 0lY1.
$1,000 IN GREENBACKS
II lA~ hR4ct 7ssa ~
One House and Lot meal
Union Park, IN city ~
] Chicago, o4,o0o.
IL ~ ~
; 5,oW 0lfli, q Creeaback each
ALSO, fns FOLLOWING oivfs.
. GOLD WATCHES, SILVER WATCH (
J. DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND PINS,
Il SOLID SILVER GOODS.
Z Rsgfn + DRss., Sllver.flsled Waee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

WHEELER ( kllSOMS
SEWING MACHINES
1sesa assss ns~ss Popular ts
liz Asvs b0g RaoGhhne ~
abe ~ Or1d.
Thorough instruction given 70 oil puscnsseeA
free VI charg0 49,,
SALESROOM CORNER " slCuNu AND
BRADY STREETS. Oven CONEo
CLOTHING STORE.
q. LYMAN, Agent
nv Inv 81, t.,t scd Rock tsjsoA
d r.. j A M r. s.
Formerly Of James' Loci Hc.pital. Cssto@
House Street, NeU Orleans, La.
Est b l 1 he Il IN 1850,
II now and has been permsent;y locstsd q
no. 50 RANDOLPH STREET,
between Dearborn and State sts.,
Chicago, ILL.,,
For the last four years. Tor the cure u
Old Chronic. .NGrCsSs"t~S,
0yphIIItic t
And oil Private Diseases I
For the treatment and cure OF that terrible polA -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-12

VIII cure every Cubc Vi
Chrome or Nervous Debility, Diseases d
the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from dis0rdered Stomach.
REMEMBER
That the Biiters Is not Alcoholic, contains no
ku : or Whisky, and can make Drunkards,
but is the BEST TOXIC IN TEE WoRLD.
- Read Vino says SOs
From the Rev LEVI u. BECk, Pastor Of the
baptist Church, Penberton, N. J., formerly
OF the North Baptist Church, Philadelahis, 1t
present Pastor Vi the baptist church. Ches-
ter, Pa .s.,
have known HooAands German Bitters "a
vorabiv for y number Of years. l have used
them in my own family. and have been 80 pleased
with their ere Is. thai was induced 10 recon
mend them 10 many other, and know tl.st they
have operated in strikingly beneficial manner.
| take great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
ing this fact, calling the attention 0f those
afflicted with the Diseases Tor which they are rec
oma.euded, to these Bitters, know my from ex
perlence that my re Commend alton will be
10 ned. do this more cheertully Ms HoOhsnd's
Buffers is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is
mot y rum drink"
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
WEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

IsESpAssx MoHusLaSl.-Tho citizens Of the town
u Norrisiana have been kept 10 fever heat for
con'Ls past by something besides the warm weather.
Several times has tho incendary applied his torch 10
enurch private dwellings and other buidings, but In
mort cases unsucccssfully. Il oommenc a on satur
DAY night May 20 by attempting 70 st FIRE to tho Bap
tist church In Melro<e. Tho next attempt tie
hosse Of Cherries H. Watson West Morrisiana
1ry night, June o. The next the logwood mill
Of Nathan Buichel By which property TO the amount of
aoect $50 900 destroyed and which ihero
nsrranco of only about $4,000 Their and ast
tr'np Or FAR asccrtaned was on the house Of Ter
s,aee Rrien, st iorrisisna last Saturday night
Tue Board OF Town Trustees bavc offered reward of
$500 ard Mr. Watson 81 $3.50 for the apprehension and
icton of the offenders. and the Trustees and Mr.
DBncn have each offered reward OF $500 for the same
purpose Mr. Ofirien's Justice A. B. Hanptman
has In hs possession tho torch found In the Rev Mr..
Dsvcnneg's garden, Of the designated victims Of the
tRccndary's torch.
TsE cAsE oy surrosxp scsrrxpxp ANIMATION Mrs
mary A. Acker yesterday reported Mary Ranney the
lady whose funeral was postponed In Morisana, from
stspcions that thcre yet hfe In the body, wss
oared yesterday morning at half past eight o'clock
composition having set IN and u being satisfactorily
osr.ained that she was dead
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.

The Government OF President Genrard, OF
Hayti, Again Thrcatened-The Town Of
GOnaives Taken and Held by the Rebels
Genrard's Commanders Forced 10 Take Re-
fGge with the French ConsuI--The steamer
Esther Captured by the Rebels, 6c.
From the Boston Traveller, July 19.l
We briefly announced the other day another uprising
against the government Of President Gerard In Hayt
Tho following extracts Of mercantile letters received In
this city give all the additional information thus Tar re-
reivcd:-
PoRr Az PRINCE, July O. 1866.
Another revolution broke out here on the 5th INST.
The seat Of war this time is in Gonaives which was m-
hear the entire plain OF tho Artobni,e must be now In
their hands. ~ Marc however stil holds out or the
government OF Gefrard From the Nortn, above TO-
naives OF hear nohng but il appears that this
affair Is rather more serious than any other yet We
hear runor upon rumo but can scarcely az present say
Another letter Of the same datc says:-'Saiurday
broucht the that rcvoluon had broken out IN
Gonayes and that the city was IN the hands OF inc in-
surgcnts The hes have captured the steamer Esther
which left for the North on hursday The government
al once sent the gunboat Gaat with troops TO the
OF action with II Is rumored orders 70 fire upon Go
naives in landing was resisted but this VIII not
probably be dome Moro troors arc leaving to-day by
and o,d !, q ranorted that ,he President himself viii
accompany hein which Is very doubtful, and III docs
he viii never return to Port an Prince analn.
II known whether this movement Is ip connecs
ton with Sauave the leader Of the rebeon) pot
what attitude hc North will take, but the universal in
thrown and thar the affair win pass quietly and with
little lighting. ANY change Of government under
present circumstances fnst be Tor me better Tor hp
mesa THIS Is IN the cotton district and win
stop all business and receipts Of tits article, OF when
considerable has been held IN the country for higher
prices
The following Is postscript Of a letter from mercan
tile arm IL Port Prince dated July q IL was prob
ably but q rumor prevailing in the capital
Wc have Just heard that the rebels have been beaten
back nv the st Marc people probably the government
troops arc meant and tho leader Killed Also that the
house and OF r. naprey, OF Gonaves had been
plundered stl another letter says that Gerards COM
mander Gonaiyes obliged 10 take refuge at the
oifce or he French Consul
gentleman just fron HayH SAYS that tho Island NJ
pr seni Il 10 wre.chod condition, with b sness in
great part q stand s. This explains the desire Of
the mercantile writer above quoted FOR change though
exactly in what way chance of government would.
affect business does not appear Tho opposition 70 Gef
frard based upon his continued nsLrnaon OF prcsi.
Dental power making the ollce lifo affair.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
s HlpP &c NE w s.
pOaT or NEW rusG. July 20. 1895.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s'-smshr Noniaut, Lind,, Aeapuicowskera.n. Cookin
s.s.ag ysa .. s rs c. Queenstown 'Hd Liver
ss iSa as@ nss saass%piSa All
Sc. msh,p Amenss (srrm). Nsy.r. seu,hamp;on AMI
stesn-hip santiago DE- Cuba, smith, Greyiown--Sorih
st.sfn.hip wss,shosier cor,on. wilmington. Dci-A
sap Reynard. cailsA.n. San rrsneiseo-c coms,oct
snip ycw worii oti~eIi Liverpool-ornnerl NIntarn
SHIP city Of New YORK. rhomas Lverpool-ssml rhoiap
shlp fepp,nA Aust), Dsnoono. ois.gov-sIocovlch
B.ik eoersans (Br Fowler. Glasgow VIA D.rIcn. Cal
Marx Iva fBr) Berry Naracssbo--xaisnd Phelps Co
Bars serroaf tFrI, ornssn >. Pierre taara)L Rsy
n Bars cordSii. wer. ssvannah-Young a co~.n
s.s .ss S.,'sl'g wss ss. cs~,
Brlg rssso tiaD. csescc Cork for ordefs-siocoveh
Bss rohsnra u.uarsn CDu.hl. Duaivep. Rotterdam
BrS Sisselss Albert tDuteh,. DsJongr. Hssre--Funsh
.srs zs,sastis ,.a,lns Duies, wesemsr. xArssuie.-
Eris BIRD of tho wave tBr. Laner ~ Johns Pre- xes
Bns Ocean f..r Or Carroll. uslIfar-D DewoIf Co
sas s ASsagsi w. sr I,sR ,,s ws"eny sffs@s
PrlS crin-a, rAs-son rhadciphis " alsh Carver.
Rlis NARY ssewArL Dsnnison, PhdAdeiphia-shier A
sssr Enterprise tBrl Barnes Lonaouderry-J whi,ney
saar conns. roOfer. Bsismors--van Bruns a
s'hr Mabel Hall Han, Exabeihrort--w Brown A CO,
cehr n Anss, Ain~s. Fiknb~fh hpprt--G swain.
schr Ella- Montgomery, Hoston Thompson Hunter.
Steamer Vim Woodward. Cun1ld baltimore.
Arrived.
Steamship Orf CIV s,ewar'. NOBLE day. with cotton
and passengers - ~aaIh Dunnlng.
stsamshp IInrraa Parrish. sorfok A. with rnfsc .uf
ra.aevuer@. tu IAviuvs0U For a Co
Bark gsxciie Brsin xeycr. srcnsn. days IN ballast
nc ~ pa s p as % cs Sas % s,.s T mn 's
assins ssr i'sosene Buesspo Ne. jasi
the fishing ground.
B.is SOLO l.Il De.ois Lsxsorn, - dsys with marble
and rsgs, 70 rabtrtccu bro. .
BaYk Annie Augusta fo fhisdephsl. Davis. Havana, III
ks,t Nay Dy,r Psas, rnuls.s.s dsy. with susar %
Barh Zed-s Kaa.r 20 Bo.,or Kktsr,on. Gov nav, "a
days, with master. Juy o. - scu'sft Reef
ship Ocean Pearl bound v; lsh. ist t ~ 81 ls
Hsrs Pen sress sprl, sssirs Gee Bsy Il ays "a sai
q Eeniftxns
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
MURDER IN NEW JERSEY.
A Ex-Editor and Fnrmer Commercial Agent
KflIed.

fne Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday gives the follow
ing account Of q most diaboIical MURDER
Between one and three ociock on Wednesday morning
iast. ar George Raymond residing his farm about
Uoe mile from Woodbury.. N. J brataiiy murdered
n his bed From the brother Of the wife Of tho de-
osaed have learned the following facts in reference
10 he porch Of their dwelling Tnesday ng until
O'Clock when they retired to their in tho
ssooad story. Mrs. Raymond heng unwell, Mr. Ray
roond sat alongside OF the bed and read until
III wife fell arlecp he then went into al
70 ning room, through q door leading from his
vfe's room, and retired for the night Aboat three
o'clock on Wednesday m ,rning Mrs. RAYMOND was
sropsed by noise. as II something dropping upon
Iso foor She felt for her husband and finding that he
ebscp got up and hurried the OF her ROOM think
iDs her husband was sick. She discovered how
ever, that her husband was dead, and her screams
srpused OF the neigbbors, who Immediately TO
o. hous Upon examining the deceased IL was found
uss1 be had been struck the temple, his chin and
shroat 9th axe which had been removed from tho
wopdt "a the place The found 10 tho rchen
Ssun stairs covered with blood and pair Of boots be-
iunxjng a stranger were found In the yard
There marks of struggle N the room, and IL
supposed tho murderer rs struck tho deceased upon
the temple when he asleep. Footsteps OBJ
ssvved leading from beneath the window down towards
w riyer Tho Coroner summoned an inquest on Wed
scday bat postponed further investigation until to-day
uul the hone that something would be discovered
M~fy 10 lead to the dissection Of the nend Who commit
sc6 the terrible dced
Tho decreased was about forty-two years OF are and
v>s commercial agent Belize during Mr. L.ncon's ad
N niafraflop, but resigned nut of III health. He
time editor Of the Wig published In Blair
.Juufy. Pa
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About thres O'Clock yesterday afternoon somo bold
Aiss entered Kinslcy Cos express once. II State
arsei, and stole box from desk In Mr.. Knscys pr-
vss~ In the rear Of the business oflce.
rh- box conta ned certificates cf 4s6 shares OF the
Aasas X zpre~ Company stock: certificate of share
81 sho Boston, Newport and New York Steamboat Com.
psnys s'oek; s5 shares Of tho Aqu,dnok National Bank
rheck tho bank for nearly ono hundred dollars
sd sbous twenty-five hundred dollars In hank notep
I've stock certificates csnno. be negotiated. aud tho
srsisbe -unds tie thief obtained will not exceed three
shouxand dollars
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ASnragg CASE OF DEArB KxRosEsE On. "A girl
aAan Ellen Hallipan In the employment of Mr. Hallcn
beck, fc,rulv burned by ker O'Clock
Wednesday evening" she died at eleven O'Clock
tho night Tho girl had lai the kerosene BY the
ES7e after hling the lamps ani when taking np her
seevr caught fire from the stove and
We OIL can VIII ch exploded and spread the burning hqud
sver ner body Her agony was most heartrrnding to
yta The fame aiso sprrad 10 the woodwork Of tho
Npuse nsar the stove bul soon extingulshed,