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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

J.xsss Einx 4 Co.'S line staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising 0ssmas
w,ttled. Olive, s.ar, Improved Chemical
Palm. &c. Sold by all grocsrs and fancy
rnoaS dea'er7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
To0lE =.
TF YOUswIsH To BE
BEAUTIFUL,


Use osCELIA DE PERSIA. or VICTORIA RK0IA,
for BRAUTIFYING THK COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This Invaluable toilet article was discovered by
celebrated chemis. In France and II IL TO him that
the Ladies OF the Court OF Europe owe their beauty
with all Its simplicity and purity there 10 article
that will comp with 1t beautifer Of the com.
plex and preserver OF the skin.
M. c. McCLusxzr purchased the rcceipe OF him
ONE ten years ago he hae since that time given y
perfect trial among his personal friends and the ars
iocraiic circles OF Philadelphia, New York
Boston, New Orleans. s. Louis, Savannah. Charles.
ton. Wilmington, N. C., &c. They have used II with
unqualified admiration, and would consider the toilet
imperfect without this delightful and purely harmless
prepsy alton. Victoria Reg and Oeceiin de Persia
has given such entire satisfaction In every
that be il now compelled to onef 10 N The pobe Thu
artclsis entirely different nom anything Of the kind
ever attempted. and e warrsnted, .,,,.u.~-.
FREB FROM ALL POISONOUS cUoSrA ANCBS
After ueira Oscelia Dc Persia and Victoria Reeia
for short time, the skin will have son eatn nlise
textures II imparts freshness snoothnese and e0ft-
nese 10 the skin that only 3e produced ~ ueina
thie valuable article This article NO vulgar con-
pound to injure the skin or complexion, out enhen-
cee as beautncf and its use cannot possibly % de-
tected By the closest observer.
For removing Tan, Freckles, eunburn. ana Cuta-
ueous Diseases from the skin. It 70 invaluable.
M. G. McCluskey has every confidence IN recon
ocrdnp his Victoria Regia and Oecela de Persia tc
Ios Ladies' being the only perfect and reliable soi
sNffNn ss MIN nPT PREpassD ONLY BY \. MecLus
KEY,
And his name stamped on each label-no other u
II rcuuiue Depot, No. 100 North Seventh o0set
Sold BY all Druegsts and Perfhnsss IN tne unised
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
6 1T Y 1T 4 M . !.

CHisSL BoAT.-The chisel boat Of Nsssrs.
Case 4 Co, will be finished this week and
launched from IN. LsClairs marine ways.
Work on the rapids improvements will then
be resumed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

HniLowAy's ptLLs-Femalc Comp, ainte-no 9TH
medicines OF the day possess the property ~ re-
rtrataing those inordinate ncws incidental 10 the
g-aticr eek and which the sad res ns of
debility or eniesbed constitution. Thousands OF fc-
nsies IN America owe their existence and the actual
ni1lncrt - health to the OF these celebrated
lies Their natnre IL 60 sim pie that they may
he taken By the most delicate female with perfect
freedom aud rafefy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
L0GAL GTEMa.

"roxs7trrsIov warns" ls certain cusa
for Diabetes, and al diseases o. tue hidney's
Fer sale by sil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

D,viE 4 Co.'S Genuine Old Non tsesl
Melt Whisky. A superior article for medic
nal use. Harrison . Starks, So Brady
street. sole agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE

ERoSr STREET, BETWEEN MAIN 4 HARRI-
1 son. Davenport. Iowa. Farmers can always find
road accommodations at this house. Good tablng
furnished aprfl-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
III e y.

Al her residence. ~ Harrison Street. Brooklyn. L.
l.. on April e.h, 1868. ELlZABRTn 8. CHRISTIE
PIER. daughter Of the late william Mckenzie,
losmeely Of this city, aged 81 ysaes and ID days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

SUBscElrrIoN ELscrioN. special cleo
ton has been called By the Town Clerk OF
Moline, to be held on Wednesday, the 25th
inst, for tho purpose Of voting for or against
the town subscribing $4,000 stock in the
Peoria and Rock Island Railroad. A strong
proviso 10 inserted in the call. making il
Impossible TO use the stock that may be vo-
ted. except for the construction Of that por.
tion of the read located in the township.
A very large petition was presented TO the
Clerk, asking for the call. The prospect
now 10, that the vote will be largely in favor
Of subscription, y the people begin 10 see
that the road will b the making Of the
placs-it cannot we'll do without it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

PoLIcs Oouar. Michael O'Connor took =
little too much poor whisksy yesterday, aud
became bois.srous 10 such degree that the
police took him 10 jsil to sober OF. He was
introduced to the police court this morning,
and paid $6.65 for his lodgings. This he
paid, and went his way impressed with the
bea uties of tho law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
Dwelling for sale.

A LrGhT STAGE HACK Is OFFERED
"a for sale very cheap. Apply to
aptsdlws r. BENTON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

Co rirs Pvsr-Go to the Bryant d StrAtton
lows state Business College 10 get thorough prac
ic.l business education, or to become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, ad-
drsss, lencOslng stamp THE Bryant d stretton
Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

SpEsa's WINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or con.
valescnt. They are highly esteemed for
sacramental purposes. n. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

0OR0RMB COURT.
DAvsxsoar, April IL. 1858.
Hos. J. r. DILLON, Chief Justice.
f.: T.: f.: : :: : !, : =: =: Ss:::. '.....
% n. O'CuuHol. Atty Gen.
:. b. Hfllna, Reporter,
Z. LsxDsanAx. Clerk.
1870 City Of Pslla, appellant " II. P,
@sao.s: 81 u; appeal from Marioa county
s,ole.Thonas AcCalsb, appellant. ',
- Au0mas smith; appeal from Wsshiuetou
counsy submitted On printed and vrittep
s.0S4-Hasmaa Foster. sppe,l.nt =,
Peter Bigslew. stsl; appeal. l.ftcm Mu,c.t,r.
county; submitted On printed sr,r-.rt
S.0S5-John A. Robinson. snpel,sss' :,
+. Bacon sad s. Strohm; appeal from h. "
catiue county; submitted on printed srsu
meut
,oss-Gsorgs ". Brsuford. 1t d. anna,
liant. ~ Simon 9. Stein; appeal from Nus
catius county; coasiousd 70 the Jane tern
S,0S7-Simon G. Stsin, " Bsnjsail
Chaabliss. q d. appellant; appeal frou
Aussasiae cssnty; G1atiooed = The Jun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

D8. II. r. CLAusaKF An article from
your pen which appeared in Der Demo-
krat sems days since, wouad up with stat
ing the fact that the bill relative to inherit
ancs by foreigners, which you had been
lobbying for, had passed without my vote.
" course this wss intended BY you 10 in
jurs me, by insinuation, in stating one truth
only, instead Of the whole truth.
The above 10 my apology for writing this,
which shall contain the whole truth and
nothing but the truth.
On your arrival in Dss Moines, and 10
my services, offering to introduce the bill
you advocated and have it passed. if in my
power, but you preferred it should be intro
dueed by my honorsd colleague Of the
House, Mr.. Rohlfs. After some weeks, when
II had passed the House, I again rendered
you my services to take charge Of ysur bill
in the Senate, but you prefsrring my hon.
orable colleague in the Senate. Mr.. Lari-
mer, he had it taken up, and referred to the
Judiciary committc. When this committee
reported through on Of its members the Hon.
Senator from Washington, (who was un-
derstood to have clients interested he,
Bennett. by request, had it made special
order Tor tho following Monday this be-
lieve being Friday morning, the same day
told you that | would not be in nv seat
on Monday, and as wished to vote for the
passage Of your bill, would like much to
have the consideration put off until Tues
day, when if able, would be in my seat
You told me you was sorry was not to be
there as some Of my constituents were deep
ly interested, but would not agree to have
it put off unless you shonld find on Mon
day that you did not have . constitutional
majority. In such case you would have il
put Off Now the above - you we'll know
is the whole truth. which no doubt you
will acknowledge. Respe ,tfully.
WIN. W. Cones.
In the above connection I would state
the measure alluded too above, after being
passed failed in effect, on account Of care
lessness Of Clerks or some other cause, and
again came up for passage when my name
was recorded for it. Wx w. c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
ACsSEEY HOUSE,
Corner Thir,a mud Perry Serccr

Opposite Post oficc)
DAVENPORT, IOWA
cs. ACKLEy 8 c. b. CROSS, Proprietors.
~ Good ~iabling attached. aprl dit
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nlACM NJ.

ISAAC HANNAH, - BLACKSMITH. FRONT
i Street. between Brady and Main. Horses ebod
n the best manner at reduced prices. $2.s0 Gen.
erai Jobbiug me. aud satiefactien guaranteed. -
Liberal patronage solicited mchT.d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
HARRISON 4 STARKS.
Druggists and Apsthecaries
5S BRADY ST., DAVENPORT.

EREsH srPrLIEs.-prugs, Medicines, Perfumer.
i les, Fancy Goods, &c. at
HARRISON d STARKS
New Drug Store, 50 Brady street.
MALL BRUSHES. Paint. varnieh, ard Sash
w Brushes, large stock al low priree, At
HARRISON 4 STARKS'.
s5Brsdy ST., next to Davcnpor Bank.
BOTANIC MEDIcINES.-A full line Roots, Herbs.
l, Barks, &c, arriving from Boston. For sale at
HARRISON d STARKS',
Central Druggsts," IS Brady Street.
PAINTS, Oils. varnishee. 0Ises, Dyes, &C. "Cen-
4 4 tsal Drag store, IS Brady, next 10 Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

Tas Bssr ASo ORigISAL TosIc lgor, Phos
pharu. 81 CAli-aya known "a CAswell, Mack 4 Co I
rerrD Pnssph ,ratei Eixr OF CAii-asa Bark. The
Ir5l restores color tpthe blood, the phosphorus
waste of The nerve isrue. aud thu casaya give
natural hetthful tone to the digestive organs
thereby curing dyspepsia In Its various forms
wcakfaine-- general debility, and depression o.
spirits Manniactured only by Cas~ell, Hazard
O. New York sold by all druggists.
.s4fNbsu.d man wed .tx.nw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

Gales from Araby the Blest, frsighted
with che breath OF oriental spice flowers.
nrc not 50 enhancing as the perfume OF
Phalon's FLOR DE Mayo" the new per
inlae for the handkerchief. Sold by oil
Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
y. TEsspnRnNlsTON.
Ww. BUNCE. m. d..

- FcORnER. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ANr
~ keai Es.stc Agent VIII examine Titles, pay
Taxes. g. oncc st the Court House. apla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

PsRsoxAL. Our old friend A. O. Fulton,
put in his appearance this morning after an
absence Of several weeks. on visit through
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
Hsrsports an extremely dull winter through
the East.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
ROYAL Havana Lottery Of Cuha.

~ Conducted by the Spauish 0ovefnment.-
s3s0oo0 In Gold drawn csery seventeen days. Pri-
res cashed aud information furnished. The highest
price paid iof Doubloons and ali kinds OF Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR & Co.
feplldiy Bankers. 10 Wall ST., New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

MRssRs EDIroRs Allow me to call the
attention Of your "Oity Authorities" to the
miasrabie state Of the ''sids walks leading
to East Davenport. A trip to the eastern
limits Of the city, and the different chan
nels to schools, Tor the convenisnce of the
children in the Sixth Ward 10 perfectly out
ragsous, and damaging to tine fair rsputs-
ton heretofore attached to the enterprising
spirit Of our people. Let tho Authorities
interested in keeping the walks in order.
see to it. The iee which showed the plank
in various shapes. has long since dissp-
peared, and yet We have to wade in mud Or
take zigsas route more or less damaging to
skirts and long dresses, to say nothing
about lace boots, white stockings, ETC.
rubbers are nowhere. IN1BnssfBD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
Hack for sale,

pHYsfClAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE 81 BRA
] Of Street, Davenport. Iowa. Resieence, Perry
Street, ist door North of Forests Block aprl3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

Morn pArcnEs, FgKcKLEs AND TAv.-Ths
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
color ,tons on the face is "Ierry's Moth ana
Frectle Lotioa." Prepared only by DIR. B.
g. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

kromer's iifair Dye. Natural. Durable. Beautiful
Rest and Cheapest in the World. Sold By al Drug
gistr and Country storekeepers. JOHN KRONER
sole Proprietor. iAi Chestnut ST.. fhiladcph
J.T. lssrLg, Gardener and Florist, cor
sth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
traes. mva6-1v
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Coward. right onward,
Into the Valley Of Death.
Rode tho Six Hundred"

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the doomed band who rode
to swift destruction in Tsnny sons poem. 10
the great cavalcsde Of unhappy men who
pre rushing TO untimcly graves, followed BY
the gsunt spectre Dyspepsia. This 10 oil
wrong, and should cease. Plantation Bit
ters, the great Stomachic Pain Killer, cures
Dyspepsia. Heartburn. Headache. Vertigo,
DuIaess, and all symptoms OF kindred char
acter, AS il by magic. For Languor. LAssit
udc, Great Weakness and Mental Dsprsss-
ion, they have a most woederful effect.
MaaSoriA WArER.-A delightful toilet
erticle-supcrior to Cologne and At half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

TaE MULTITUDE Of testimonials from men
Of worth and integrity that have appeared
in our columns. furnish conclusive evidence
that no medicine in use has accomplished
so many extraordinary cures, and given so
much universal satisfaction in evsry variety
aud stage Of disease, or that has so extern
sve and rapid sale al Sloan's Ointment
aud Condition Powders.
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BOOK NOTICES.

MEpUsA AND OTHER TALES BY Mrs. Ade$aid'
tHembeI SartOris. Boston: LOriny
This latest volume OF ''LOring's Tales OF the Dav'
contains notwithstanding It's careiessly chosen tite
but one tale 'Madame de Monferrato," besides
"Mcdusa." Both OF these tales exhibit qualities
similar to those which made the authors "Week In
French Country House" so delightful and so popu-
lar. lhey are followed 10y interesting "RecOllectOns
OF Joseph Haywood. and some OF his Thou rhts about
Music y and by charming little essay ION Words
Best Left UnsaId" illustrated by "reminiscences Of
Rossini, the great compo err and Rachel, the unr-
vailed Ad0edenne. The author is q sister OF MIA
Fanny kemble Butter.
THK GBM OF THE LAKE. A NOVEL. BY Mrs. Sarah
A. Wr ght, author OF "Medora," "Beauty OF Fair
fax" "Improper Use OF the Tongue" &c. Second
Edition. New York: American News Company.
The success Of this novel Of American society, re-
Gently noticed in these columns is amply attested by
the fact that 1t has already reached its second edi
ton. We trust that Mrs. Wright and other lady
novelists Will be encouraged to draw more FULLY and
directly than ever upon the abundant sources which
the varieties OF American life offer TO their attention.
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The ocean House at Newport In TO be closed this
week, but the Atlantic House will continue open
during the present month at least.
One Of the Long Branch hotels has the credit Of
having taken upwards Of quarter OF million Of
dollars this season
An enterprisng individual II getting up Q company
for the purpose Of erecting first class hotel al Dix.
vile Notch, N. H. The spot selected IL at the en-
trance OF the gap from Colebrook. Directly In front
Of IL rses Table Rock" broken pinnacle Of sienna
colored stone 1900 feet high The top OF this peak
10 thirty feet long and ten across and II IL the point
which ambitious visitors attempt to reach. Near Il
il natural refrigerator my feet deep, always fun
even In the hottest dog days, oil Ice and snow ready
10 cool the weary climber
A wicked wag at the Ocean House, Newport, inno.
Gently asked the dowagerish looking mother OF two
young ladies' who had IL pretty bad whether her
daughters had been eating green apples The old
turcsome darlinRs but the thing got ont somehow
ard the Bend " didn't seem TO be much the rage
after that
the Rockbridge Alum Springs IN virginia have
been sold by auction for e25e,OO0.
brIlliant LADY at q ball In Saratoga sent TO q
newspaper correspondents q memorandum Of the
size OF her waist and the great cost OF her toilet.
She understood the tricks OF the Market
lady from New York state town ahines In
100000 worth of diamonds at saratoga.
1he hot springs 0f Arkansas numbers ffty-four
10 all, having q mean Temperature OF I34 degrees
Fahrenheit ranging respectively from % degrees 10
1850 degrees Fahrenheit, and discharges 81 galone
of water per minute.
a oair ni usyel.sra male and female with tbres
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pfalls or THE EAST RIVER.

The Propeller q. Y. Davenport On the Recks
Near Bellevue Gardeu-she Takes Fire and
Sinks.
He'll Gate, with s tortuous channel and its count
less dangers, where many q brave vessel has met its
doom by the lurking rocks that are but barely con.
cealed by the treacnerous stream. II not the only
dangerous point Of East river navigation, a. above
and below II rough and ragged reefs here and there
are perpetual emf my TO every gallant vessel that
glides along TO ana from the Sound. The press the
commercial representatives OF the metropolis and
the travelling public generally have appealed time
almost fatal, mpediments to navigation be removed
Lie has been sacrificed and thousands OF dollars lost
IN consequence OF their apathy In this what should
a. national legislators be one OF their frat duties
The pubic have hardly forgotten the last disaster
to one OF the myriad OF steamboats, that ply the
East river when another comes to them attribut-
able 10 the cause, this time with the additional
particulars 40 far as could be ascertaned yesterday
are a. follows:-The propeller q. Y. Davenport
owned BY y. Rockafellow, No. 90 South
street, of which W. =. Brainard was captain In
discharge Of regular river duties, yesterday ply.
Ing IN the vicinity OF bellevue Garden East river
r0ot of seventy ninth street, when at two r. M she
unfortunately ran upon one Of the concealed rocks
many dollars of damage, and In the con-
fusion Incident thereto the stove In the galley
was thrown or knocked over, and the
light woodwork surrounding 10 taking Ere added
70 the fright OF her crew, but they easily escaped TO
the shore BY aid OF the propeers boats. Soon after
sunk. II Is estimated that the damage TO her hull
viii amount to $4,000. necessarily increased by the
expenses attending her being raised Her value At
The tune OF the disaster was $4,000
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ItlteRApmc NEWS ITEMS.

Charles Devine, employed az q laborer on the farm
Of T. Van vranken. on the Cohoes road, attempted
TO murder Mrs. Van vranken yesterday afternoon
for her money. without succeeding he ned but was
captured. Mrs Van vranken will probably recover.
The negro supposed TO be guilty OF the outrage on
Mrs whitman, OF Brookned, Conn.,, on the 4th inst
which resulted In her death, was arrested at New
Haven on Saturday.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by burglars on
Saturday night to rob the Union Bank OF Albany. N.
the foundation WALL which 70 i've feet thick when
they were alarmed and ned
Charles Knapp, OF Delaware county was on Satur-
day nominated for Congress by the republicans OF
the Nineteenth district of this State.
Reports from abe crops In the South say that the
cotton crop is suffering from the boil rot and worm
caused by the continued rain. Many counties In
North Mississippi VIII NOT yield more than half
q crop.
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LOUISIANA.

Torchlight Procession Of RepnbIicnns-Ffve
Thousand People In Line-The Metropolitan
Police Bill.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1868
The republican torchlight procession last night
continued quiet throughout and was dismissed at
late hour In good order There were between Ave
and six thousand persons in line. consid.
cradle force Of military occupied the streets ia the
vicinity but not directly the route of the process
sion. Their presence was due to orders from wash
ington, though no apparent necessity existed There
was considerable cheering Several clubs cheered
the Camp street democratic journals, which this
morning commend them for their generally orderly
behavior The white element was very ecantily rep
resented, probably not numbering over I've hundred.
There was no quorum In either house OF the Legs
ture Yesterday And an adjournment was made until
Monday The metropolitan Police bill being finally
passed win probably receive the Governors sigma
ture and become Q law tomorrow
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CANADA.

The darcy Mc(sec ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Buckley Indicted ne Accessories Before the
Fac,-A Witness for the Prosecution spirited
Away.
OTTAWA, sept. IL, 1908.
Doyle and Buckley have been indicted as Access
SORES to the assassination Of darcy Mcgee before
the fact.
Wade. one OF the principal witnesses for the pro-
secuton. who was to he recalled In rebutta on Mon
day, was spir ted away tonight to Buckingham.
Detectives are ~ pursuit,
the defence are attempting TO weary the jury by
postponements, but are very Respondent.
Rumors are current tonight OF an attempt TO get
whaicn out Of jail by brD ng o sentry TO convey =
e to the prisoner and IL Is understood that whalen
has been irUned.
John Buckley has engaged j. II. Cameron for his
brothers de ence lie says he shall have the best
counsel In Canada; but " he II guilty he saws " let
him swing for Mc,iee was the best friend they ever
had In Am rca." lie refuses TO have anything 10 do
with 0'Farrell.
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INDIANA.

Double Murder and Heavy Robbery Near
IndinnapolLs-Th Perpetrators Unknown.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 10. 1858.
double murder was committed In the woods
about three miles northwest Of this city yesterday
afternoon. man named Jacob Young and his wife
left town some time during the afternoon in buggy
and were found murdered this morning. Mr.. Young
was shot IN the head with shot gun the whole side
OF his face being torn OF. Mrs. Young was shot
through the head with pistol; her clothing was
set on IRE, and her body was partially burned.
The whole AFFAIR Ia shrouded In mystery. The evil.
deDce before the Coroners jury gives no clue TO the
perpetrators Of the foul deed. Mr.. Young was
known 70 have had large amount Of money. esti-
mated at $1,000, In his possession yesterday morn
ing. Only $40 were found on his person this morn
ing. His horse aud buggy and shotgun were found
near the bodies