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The New York herald., 1867-04-22

70 laboring frum the North 70 come here very
qeet Land 10 cheap, the climate delightful the soil
nen and IN addition 70 all this the whole people seeu
anxious 70 have them coma II the poor men Of New
YORK CITY, who live m miserable novels and WORK for
nero pttance per day, would smigra1e here, the im-
mense iron works just starting and the colieres just
being opened would furnish many with employment,
while the farmers need the aid Of rs many
The New York herald., 1867-04-22
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Argentine Revolution DiStracting
Brazil and Her Allies.
Clamors for Peace in Buenos
Ayres.
- Gc ~

The steamship South America, Captain Tinklepaugh,
from Rio Jansiro March 20, Bahia soth, Psrnambuco
April l. Para sth and st. Thomas lAtn, arrived at This
port yesterday. ersn
The New York herald., 1867-04-22
A Remarkable Suicfde-A Young Mar
Woman Shoots Herself.

In the Times Of yesterday morning appeared the
melancholy announcement Of the suicide Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Haines wife Of Mr. Braxton J. Haincs OF Charles
City county, which occurred on Monday last. what
could have been The incentive which led 70 the terrible
deed is . profound myster, her domestic relations
were Of the most congenia character. and she had
sna svy nas q months She was
. Miss Goddin, and was tho niece OF MI Wellington
Goddn, Of this city Tne the distressing
family had breaxfasted Mr. Haincs repaired TO his sit
ting room for the purpose Of arranging some
to assist him in so doing. She made no reply 10 the
request, but asked him where his pistol waa On beng
Informed TIA. was IN drawer sns sook dsC,o out ana ana
inquired what she wanted n loaded for Her reply was
that she intended killing herself and ne wouldnt oad
the pistol for her she would do It herself hr Hanes
paid attention this remark and continued making
accounts till he was interrupted BY his wife the
woudnt 60 down the barrel Of the weapon He took u
from her, and finding that the bullet was too large
hack 70 his VIE Subsoousn.ly, upon her reerating
the threat TO kill herself Mr. Haines asked her 70 give
him the pistol but sho refused 70 40 20, and =
time Mr. Haines went 70 the porch fred of the weapon
and Seturned the drawer whore he had been in the
pistol and sai down by him 70 load IT. amer sccomplish
ing which she handed to hcr husband and asked him
in pistol shoong 6e thought nothing q her saying she
intended TO commit suicide and accordingly put tho cap
so on e he hsus snd her husband
with his accounts Shortly afterwards he hoard
the report Of the pistol and immediately ran
70 the door to see what had happened when
the first sight which caught his eye Mrs.
Haines, with upfted arms, running towards him and
CRYING save me- He caught her she about faint
ing her into the house. where she fingered only
about fifteen minutes before she died Previous TO ner
death she called for water but Was unable 70 swallow
any, owing TO profuse hemorrhage from the lungs
Upon examination IL ascertained that the fatal
missile had entered the right lung and passed obquey
down towards the spine. She assigned reason for
strange and her last words 70 her husband were
those OF cndearment importunties for him 70
Al Hnfv xut1,
TO the affair il seems that ~ soon Mrs Hancs left
the she into the garden and after walking
around the pathways several times with the pistol in
her hand she then put IL to hor breast and bidding tho
chlld s.QoodbYe.n fired the fatal shot
The New York herald., 1867-04-22
ELopsmeHT m High LIFE.

Love, Like the Grave. Great Leveller-A
Daughter OF Aristocracv Elopes with a Me-
chanfc.
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Truth Stranger Than .Fictien-A Mysterious
Supposed suicide Nine Years Ago Proven -
Have Been q Deliberate Murder-How .
seduccd Woman Avenged Her Wrong. ''..'s
Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribunel
BLAsDvLlK, Ballard county, KY, April II, 1851
me ussi quiet Of .nis niue v.se nas zen @ h'c
forcbly illustrates the old that murder viii ou
and "a woman cannot keep : secretn Abou! slevs.
years ago there 70 this county and settled about
fve miles from this town, q man named Hudson, 81
South Carolina in which State he abandoned his wife
cher the father OF two buxom daughters between
the younger OF whom aged fifteen, and Hudson there
Of the girl. Nine years ago this month Hudson
committed suicide, and found in the garret Of his
house hanging by tho knees touching the noor
He must have committed the decd some four Ave
days before his body discovered the remains had
commenced TO decay and side OF the face and ear
held tho body and verdict OF suicide returned
One OF the jurors, however, noticed something like
piece or iron in the ear Of the but aid nos en-
anime il very minutey, did he mention the fact for
Tne younger Belcher girl married man named
McNabb, with whom she has since lived very happily,
Notwithstanding she became mother In few months
after abe married. The family prospercd; the elder
mono or the neighbors having aught to say
against either or the girls But there skeleton in
both households and the sisters they podded along
the journey OF life were continually by
and doubts each striving In 70 lay the visions
which haunted their minds.
A few weeks since, during III OF despondency the
younger sister dvuged neghbor the tsrr bile secret
which had 30 long weighed upon her coincidence and
made her life torment II was that herself With her
sister and husband, had murdered Hudson Her story
that in company with McNahb, whom she after
wards married. and her elder sister, called upon
Hudson, and telling HIM Of her situation, upbraded
HIM with her betrayal Hudson attempted 70 laugh
away the affair." and for the first time informed her OF
his beng married man. This incensed both the sisters
and McNab, all Of whom commenced an assault
upon Hudson, had been previously agreed upon in
case he refused to justice the girl he bad
foully wronged. Hudson easily overpowered and
killed by driving into his portion Of the iron spindle
belonging TO Q spinning wheel. After the murder was
accomplished body taken to the loft OF the cabin
and left hanging by the neck az It was found several
days thereafter.
The woman TO whom this fearful secret was impaired
dvuged facts before the Grand Jury at the present
term Of the Circuit Court who at once found Dill
against McNabb his wife and ssternlsw; and ycster
day the parties arrested brought to this town and
placed In Jail
The women are both decidedly good looking but their
countenances seem indicate thar they have hope
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RRoh THE BIO GRANDE 70 WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE AeaALD.

SPECIAL CORRESPokDEHcE OF THE KRALD.
a Trip Thrsush tho ssush-The Military Bill
- bo Accepscd-The People Of Texas still
RobelliOus, bat willing 20 Accept the Situa.
tion-State Of Affairs In Alabamas Georgia.
bSouth Carelinas North Carslinas vir'
G1nia. 60.
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A CHAPTER of caImIMALIIEs.

Truth Stranger Than Fiction-A Mysseri0as
Supposed suicide Nine Years Ago Proven -
Have Been q Deliberate Murder-How .
Seduccd Woman Avenged Her Wrong. ''.''s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-08

DRIYATE BOARDING at Mrs. Can.
u fields on Second street. Having a
house eninently suitable for the purpose
with large, pleasant and convenient
rooms, Mrs. GANFIELD can offer superior
Accommodations to lodgerso or day boarders.
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3's if'',,l lPATTISON 81 CAGE, 80
Hound, Parish OF 1ellebenne, La.


WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
r. Messrs. j. M. Pelton, n. C Moore, w. Al
Fshaffer, ,Winslow Hatch, Ado1phe iFerset
G. S.tIuht. Captains Jt j. shatfer, Wa
blsland, CoioneIJ II. Bisland, ,Messrs. Da
yisl& Barrow ---Terrebonne.s,tt i6fts, ,ls3
Messfs. Thomas I. May, IT, Webb & Co.
Octave iymell--HSt. John the Baptist. .l..,
Messrs. +. d Z. 1roxler q Co, Chauuyvinf
Lewis o. Baurgefe, sostllene Delleuf
boGrgg-St. Charles. Y THIS 3L lsls
s DR.. joint. Ptgil Assumption. 37t 4
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins, john Webb, T.
Caillouet--Lafoarehe aH8al -
r !. 9: Compton, Esq.-Rapides. afls
s. l5Rhodes-St. Mary. qalTg a8sp
Jan IS fS67l yiIt .ss II si5ss 4,;pi8
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WHOLES.dZ In DR UG GZSZ.


DUC0NGE'S PECT0RAL BALsAMIC
AI1SYRUP still continues to enjoy pub
dc favor, and is in fact, the most reliable
medicine which can be used in COLDS.
COUGHS. BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD, and CONSUME
TION.
Besides it's acknowledged efficacy, it is
very palatable, and children take it with
pleasure.
1t is also the cheapest syrup now in use,
rs it will keep without fefnenting for
years after being opened, and consequent
~ no loss is sustained by the purchaser
The bottles too, are larger than any other
PectoTallsyrup3s m s6 @l,,s
Sold at 81 per bottle by all respectable
druggists. I.a 81 49, IS,
F.P. DUCONGE, Proprietor, i'ila
oct 81 1866 6m SO Charities street.
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N. 0. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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for the purpose f;s i8l5
The preprietors offer the S PERUVIAN
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Tonic peculiarly adapted to the Southern
climate; d depurative of the blood and
other fluids, and an agreeable stimulant E
These Bitters will effectually cure Dys
pepsia. indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhea, Intermittent Fever,
Ague, Diseases of the Kidneys, all Diseases
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Diseases. DR. NJ PERL Il CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
4r92 New Orleans. La
G. H. IOUNS q BRO. SO Common St..
ailI asi e Wholesale Agents.
70 The above Bifters can be had of
is. X. JOHNSON, III IsNlaI ST. JOHN and
all Druggists. &. ss5sgs' III i5es L. Sc.
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NOT I.O d no 7 IA il RS.
ID PARTIES wishing, the 'sallpImrous
IA acid gas iapparatlis known and pat
'ented as "Pattisoll'stR evolsing G ylindeEr
will do we'll to apply immediately, as first
come Willie first served. /, Eor the clarih-
cation OF cane juice, it. is superior 10 all
oftheis, and the only perfect nlachine IN ok
ttistenee, Perfect satisfaction will besgi.ven
before sE any payment is made. All orders
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.TEVELR2" &C. -T.dAfcr G00DS.
A b. GRIsWOLD e. CO., (old firm Of
N. Hyde g. Goodrich established in
New Orleans 50years. Manufacturers and
Importers of Watches, Jewehy, Silyerware
Cutlery, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal
and Royal streets.
nov 20 1866 1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
mo FILE Arm In Giaseai d

49, and ,aa@, ~ :.
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El g 17R "A ". E..sI

TAKEN UP and estrayed before, me
il. by Gadie johnson a DARK BAY
HORSE, with blaze, face. hind feet
white, reach name and short tail, left
eye out, ten years old, thirteen and q
half bands high, and branded thus:
J-s. Appraised BY Joel Merchant
and VIM. Graham to be worth Twenty
Five dollars in currency. a
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away within sixty days, or
+ the said Estray will he, sold according
/ to law. 4. WIN. RANDOLPH, ..,
ii al7-4t4 Printers fee $7 So. 3. r.
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MILITARY tbACADEiMY
Near Alexandria, Founded and Supported
by the State Of Louisiana, S..
c 81 cr re.

pT n SIXTH SESSION s
ToEGAN3 LIST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER
I'D last land ends 3Gthrday of JUNE, 1867
- ACADEMIC BOARD. ',l#..s Z, i, 6
DAVID! +. BOYD, Superintendent and Pro 4 9.
,fessor of Ancient Languages, s
RICHARD NJ VEN ABLE, Professor Of En-
cheering. as iii af
JOHN A.ftA. WEST, Professor Of Math
enatics. 4sai9 al Gsii bia II
JEAN PIERRE .BELLIER, Professor OF
Modern Languages. la4i
| JOHN.R. PAGE, M. D., Professor Of Chem
istry, Mineralogy and Geology. III
| JAMES w. WILSON, M. D., surgeoniand
Professor of History and Pllysical ,Geog-
raphy.
JAMES M BOYD, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy. ssaasaaaa % roo
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sENIlEs, Professor
of Moral Philosophy and English Lit
eratufe 1 lBg9 {fisnlli.A fiisi :
+ IL ---ll-- - - Commandment of Ca.
diets and Instructor in Tactics G'stli
JOHN z. MICA ULEY,, Assistant Professor
Of Modern Languages. Is sla
JAMES NJ. GAlNETT,, Assistant Professor
Of Ancient Languages! ~ = !i+5 I
Vacant. To be filed soon. E 81 V
f4ith' COURSE oE STUDY Bis
Embraces q Preparatory and an zcadeNic
Department including; Literary Scientific
and Optional Course, andsa Special School
of Chill Engineering ssaifsf bGs 81
VI. 4, y. ..p ADMISSION 49,, ! s, 4
Granted to Cadets Of fourteen. gears of age.
aelo, kaole Aaithmetic, English G,aMasaa and
eeeosgffsa2p'AAy' al 9fi lsq4fas a!eq fsidv
no eat be ExpENsIs tadi .tii9sa3.
Of every kind, Gee, j. e3loaiag, for omonths,'
SSi25 GO; 1929 90 payable IN advance, bal
ance LIST February. l' ~ y ga s<9 A
/ The number of matriculates. is now. 156,
but many more Cadets can be received i
For further information, address 81
% isti's D.F.BOYD, Superintendent; i
% afa' Post Office, Alexandria, La. q
January 2, If :.et.. ;t" eaoas9'' 9s y
WIT. TUouA5N Agelf II d. MaRsHAnIy i'ag
sd }ita f4aa{E5 vi 900, {fsI NJ ,ornn1audaJ,l
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Il u M IL, E II

IHAVING purchased the entire Es-
4 4 tate of WILLIAM w alters, consisting
of about twelve thousand acres of Pine
,Timbered Lands, will continue to run
the Saw Mills as usual.
I am prepared to fill any and all
bills promptly, and deliver lumber at
almost any desired point.
G. F.SLEWIS.
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q N @, Il i OLE
Il T'HE TAX ROLL showing the, assess
4 nentievied upon the landed property
and buildings owned within the limits Of
the Corpefation6f Alexandria, as per Ordi-
| nance passed and approved on tleiasd day
Of March, AID. 1861, is now ready forepub-
lie inspection and correction, and can be
tseen at the nstpresef Julius Levin 5for the
neAtthiFty days L, sI3f, II g5iS,:ls,s
|jE3 isg,nae 81 Fif,a, JOHN CI 1ss S,
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NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS CARDS.
XdRU N:dRE. HNLZLVG. A2c.

DOsTICK & SEYMOUR, 80 Fulton
I'D street, Wholesale dealers in Metals,
Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Steamboat and
Railroad supplies Agents for New York
Betting and Packing Co.
nov % l8G6lyz
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

done The stabbing aside from John Ad,
ington. He knew the prisoner WE'LL
He had served with him IN the army,
when he was the pet of his regiment; he
knew him to praise him. He was The
last to be suspected of acowardly and dast>
ardiy deed. He could fall odhis knees
before the jury and say, "gentlemen, this
prisoner could never be guilty of the inS
famous murder for which he is indicted"
But, it is not for his life that he would
Piead;-though life is sweet to him, and
liberty is dear to him-but for his wife
ana babes. Your verdict may bring them
more than life-iF may infict upon them
them worse than death. !
Mr.. Lyon made aastrong appeal in be.
half of the wife and family Of the pris,
oner. g. r. 90
Court adjourned till 9 a. m, to-mor-
iOHs :
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

uel McClymonds, William Moore and A.
II. Aikens searched for the knife, but it
pas not found; was not along; was
in the Office when they started to make
the search.
Court adjourned to meet at 8. :. m. to-
morrow. -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10
70 RennsyIyaRia Soldiers.
BEFAAf1ENY Or AilLfflRy Il tsroRY,

Il
HAeRJssURG, Feb %, 1872
Ihe Undersigned, appointed ito prepare
'iistoryof tile Pennsylvania Y oiuntees
and Aiflitiq organizations, liaviEy discov.
cred many imterfectioHs il the muster
out rolls OF the CON panies, desires that
each soldier, who served in any organiza-
ton from this State, would furnish infor-
nation IN his personal history pertaining
to the following points, viz =
l. Wouhds.-If 'wonndcd. give the
date; in what engagements received na
ture OF wounds; result OF wounds na>
ture of surgical operations, if capital
and by whom performed.
2. 1mprisonrbents. -Ifa Q prisoner, give
the datc and place of capture where i'm.
prlsohed; baturo Of treatment and the
date and mahh6. Of escape or release.
lie also desires that the relatives or
companions in arms of deceased soldiers
would give the cause, date, place Of death
and place of interment of each, and any
facts IL his history touching the subjects
above RETIRED to. ~
Df1- Write ct the head of the page the
name Of the person to whom the infor.
nation pertains, the number of regiment
and letter oF company to which lie be-.
louged. Write in concise terms in a
ptain hand, ON letter paper and on but
one side of leaf f
. The undersigned also desires to make
collection for present and for future
use Off, @.! ,Hts
! Complete flcs Of all newspapers in
the State from the beginning Of 1861 to
the close of 1865, t>.be bound and per.
nahently kept ir the archives OF the
State Will the publishers or any friends
possessing them furnish such files?
2. Diseourses commemorative of fal.
len soldiers; pamphlst~ pertaining in any
manner to the Hebsllion or its causes
articles published or in manuscript con.
taining historical facts >" -
81 PCbl;shed histories or sketches of
regiments, battetie- or companies print.
I'D e.-ls aud acsscriftge nfltor.
= 4 sDur.es Of soldiets; Eetters ilIustra.
I'VE Of miitlry life, cantaining inFerma-
q ~ OF perm4uent historic value. or des
cnptlons of Interesting incidents plans
of battles, sIeges, forts aud of naval en-
3 IIemepts <~'" ~.
D. Complete rolls Of students and grad>
uates Of each College in the State who
were in the service. f
o. Card photographs vignette) Of each
ofhcer, OF whatever grade, who, at any
time, acted as commander Of regiment,
battery or independent company, inscri.
Nn1 81 L.. 4 e. ..
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| - -f
IN such detail as to preclude tffe ;ar,
that the theory Of the Commonwea,tL.
'na' Arlington mnst have been the one,
VINO done the stabbing, L grant YOU.
there are circumstances which throw a
Suspicion on john B. Arlington. Twill
deal with you frankly; he was in tho
room thatwas suspicious. He r,;ssd .
cbair, that was suspicious. The nroof
adduced BY the Commonwealth. ia thai
the Defendant did not bring a knife
They say defendant said "tIiose men cot
what they came for" So hedid. Thew
charge that he said, "he"did not care q
damn how 'quicksthey died y so he did.
Mr.. Thompson did not seek to deny or
palate such expressions1 sbut they were
not evidence Of guilty The Commons
wealth gave-up the-idea that he defend
anti had no knifein the early part of the
evening" introiuce'a witness to prove
that-he' went home to gst a knife, and
they did not prove it; they signally fail
cd the witness testified that he came
home to see the children in accordance
with previous arrangement, and that
ne lid not go back to the Kitchen and.
therefore, y could net have got the knife.
lie referred to the conversation in the
barroom. They were all talking about
the probabilities of arrests; they were all
there they were all Liable to arrest; and
1t was quite natural that defendant who
had Jgst returned from looking after tho
Eelfare of bis children, should say to
Fred Bow Ter, ,'Ef Iwas like you, Fred,
a single man, ! woeld not care" aI sup,
pose We all viii be- taken ito the stone
jug IN Butler.R 1t was aotint all strange
mat he should use such expressions when
thinking OF his wife and defenseless chill.
dron. Calvin Weller, Sdncy Oliver. and
others, testified to the fact that before tho
Doctor came, Teeple complained of his
ieit 81 . hurting him sothat the fact
that Arlington said To the Doctor, Hhe
ehnn.a lay on hit side, he complains of
-, aiHqnn Ss tona'hing He had bees
heard o complain Of icrepcatediyt itrae
same rand that struck Cunninghap.
struck IecpIc the former was struck
,wlce; Yet the Commonwealth proves.
there was nothing in the hand of defend>
ant at the moment the cry
of "ohP was uttered. He was so situa>
ted ut this time. that it was physically
Impossl ls he cGuld have done it Cirx
cumstan ;iid evidence is we'll compared to
the links of the telegraph wire, it must
be connected; seter one link, and the At.
Iantic cable goes ''fur. nothing; it is of
no consequence. So with 'eiyoums;an,
tial evldence, sever one link aud the de-
iendhnt nu,t be acquitted. The percro-
'atlor OF Mr. Thompson, was truly elo.
luent and affecting it brought. tears to
he eyes Of macy of the large and re-
pectable audience cf ladics dud gen tie.
men. lilo sPokc for two hours
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-10

( The undersigned offers for sale,
two horses, one goodsnew wagon, and
one set of double harness. Resi-
dence, Jefferson st., East Of Jacks
Hotel Butler, Pa. y y aNa
no. 15, 2t.) JOHN A. SgDwIcx.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-21


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A FAYORETE sKTRTS

Manufactured solely b the SIOsT Skin aaS
Wirs NanaEsctuTsaq Erspaay,
30 s SO Barclay Street,
J. 8. sPERRY. supt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-21

find WiH keep its Shape and retain its
Place than any other Skirt.