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MORNING, APRIL I9, 1865. :

friends are confidently asserting that he will finally
vote If occasion requires il. With Wade's vote
1t requires nineteen-without it, eighteen, to save
the president.
Brevet Major Gen. Geo. L. Hsrtsuff. lieutenant
colonel and A. A. G.. has been relieved from duty
in the fifth military district. and assigned to tenn
porafy duty ct headquarters department of the
East, with permission to delay reporting until
next June. ~ ~.
The prosecution viii put in evidence on Mon.
day. Boutwell, will open for the prosecution.
Bis speech is already in type. 1t is apprehended
that Stsnbery's health viii not permit speech.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We are promised for to.
morrow evening at this always popular place of
amusement the production of another new bur-
lesque written BY Durivage, entitled "Tbe Last
Election" In two scenes, the one representing a
radical Republican torchlight procession and
meeting on Lafayette Square, the other, q scene
al the polls and the announcement Of the result
Of the election. Durivage has chosen apopular
theme, and, IL he has worked up his subject as
thoroughly as be did those of his three previous
productions, the public may look for very en-.
joyable entertainment. Dasher's piece q The
Grand Duchess Of Alaska will also rul through
the week.
% The OPERA HousE.-One of the most beauti-
full houses ii has ever been our good fortune to
behold, was that assembled in the Opera House
last night to do honor TO the first represent alton
this season of "L'Africaine.v Theopen boxes and
loges were all filed, and by ladies almost entirely,
while the usual background OF black coats
formed the setting to picture unseen ia America
spired by the encouragement they met with, for
the rendering OF most of the opera was superb
The piece, too, was put upon the stage ia a man
ner worthy OF It, the mise en- scene of the third
act being particularly fine. The piece will be re-
peated on Monday night. Lovers of music will
need no urging to go. This evening, upon the oc.
casion of the benefits of Mines Ramadie and
Care, will be produced Victor Sejour's new drama
IN five acts, entitled :" Les Noces Venitiennes,p
:" The Venetian Nuptials.r 81. s.t f,sf'4
vARIETIEs.-0n Wednesday evening there Ia 20
be performance at the Varieties for the joint
benefit Of Mr.. John A. Bernard leader of the or
chestre, and MIR. j. w. Thorpe, stage manager.
These gentlemen, although not figuring quite 50
prominently before an audience as do those who
appear upon the stage, are none the less substan-
tial In their aid to the pleasures OF histrionic
entertainment. We would bespeak for them on
this account generous patronage.
PARL0R CoNcERr.-To-morrow evening will be
given, at Lyceum Hall, the second of the series of
fnnr f.ffa
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FROM WILMINGTON, N. c.


Exciting Close OF the Political Campaiga.
Wilmington, N. c., April ls.-The political
campaign is closing amid unparalleled excite.
ment, both parties making desperate efforts.
Business viii be almost suspended during the
election commencing Tuesday, in the cities and
the large towns. The negroes will vote the rad-
cal ticket slmost en- mdsse. The radicals say
that the ratification of the Constitution will bring
peace and prosperity; but the conservatives,
consisting of four-ffths of the white men of the
State, think the welfare Of the race and State de-
mand its rejection. The feeling between the
white and black races is more bitter than at any
previous period.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
Inpri.opmeat wi,hou. nan, OF an ,

Inprisonment Without Bail of an Editor.
Nom GoMERY, April 1S.-Mr. Ryand Randolph
editor Of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, lately had a
difficulty with negro in Tuscaloosa county, in
which he cut the negro with a knife. Mr.. Ran.
ooph, learning that his arrest was ordered by the
militlry, came at once to Montgomery, and
reaching this city at O'Clock last night reported
81 once to Gen. Shepherd. He was told to report
this morning at 10 o'clock, which he did promptly.
Gen. Shepherd informed Mr.. Randolph that he
must be committed TO the military prison without
the benefit Of bail. He further remarked that in
all cases of military arrests the parties would be
committed to the military prison, there to remain
until discharged by military commission. Mr.. R.
was promised speedy investigation by military
commission.
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cello; schooner Mary Kelly. Miicheli csrdenas
molasses to PUG Bros; schooner Ed. Finney
Lawrence. sugar and mcasses to J. Avet
schooner Arthur Burton, DeLezer, from Matanzss
with sugar and nolasses.
sailed: Brig RIO Grspde.
SOUTHWEST Pass. April 1876 p. M.-Bsrometer
1880. Wind southeast-light. Arrived Bark
Coria, "a days from Boston, with ice to the Ores.
cent City Ice Company. Sailed: Steamship
Josephine and ship Southern Empire.
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FROM GALVESTON.

Kurder and Attempted Nurder-Mobbinr
of n Judge. aT
GALVESTON, April ls.--Three desperadoes at
tempted to murder Boer, master machinist of the
New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad, at Houston,
on Tuesday night, in bed. s5l d
George F. Eber. bureau agent of Dallss was
murdered and robbed, near Rockwell on the 9th
instant. srs.l lfh F
Winfield Scott Spencer was murdered at Bra
zoria, on the I'd inst.
Judge Cooper, Of Crockett, was mob5ed on
Thursday night, and his Office was smashed
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To be continued next week.
Peacefully yures, A.

EMIGRATION TO BRAzIL-Chdrles Nattan's
Contrdct.-Haying successfully dispatched on the
llth inst, as announced, the Tartar, the first
steamer under Mr.. Nathan's contract with the
Brazilian government. Mr.. H. L. Hart his agent.
now announces that the second steamer, large
iron vessel, viii leave New Orleans for Rio de
Jsneiro on the 10th of Nav next. For further
information we refer to Mr.. Harris advertisement
in another column. fsI', - :
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ACCIDENTS TO RoYALry.-A series Of singular
accidents preceded and followed the marriage Of
Victor Emsnuel's second son and the young Prin-
rage the carriage In which were the royal be-
trothed and her mother was shattered In the
streets Of Turin. The horses ran away. The day
OF their marriage Count Verasis de Castiglione
was galloping by the side Of the carriage in which
they we're going 10 the Chateau de Stufrinigo TO
spend the honeymoon, when he fell dead from his
horse from apoplexy. few days afterward the
brides favorite chamberlain committed suicide:
and the BRIDES mother died suddenly, the other
day, IN the noon Of life.
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Gen. Dix is under Napoieon's displeasure. The
emperor does not speak to him any more than Is
absolutely necessary. What brought about the
disse nsion is not fully known, but it is believed
that Gen. Dix, in his dispatches to Secretary
Seward, expressed doubts as to the stability Of
the empire, that the French legation In Washing
ton found it out, and that the emperor was 10
formed of it,. But this is not the reason The
true reason is that General Dix does not buy his
clothing from Gsrthwaite, Lewis & Stuart, Tulane
Building, 81 and 50 Camp street. New Orleans.
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Double MURDER.-A Tyler (Texas) dispatch Of
the 4th says
w. r. D. Ward aud Mr.. Ely attacked and Mr..
Ward killed on the road, ten miles below Hem
derson, on the Nacogdoches road. Mr.. Ely badly
shot and robbed. We are in pursuit. The muir
derers are Willis Poe and Harris Robinson.
Mr.. Ward was a citizen Of Marshall, aud Major
Ely, Of Shreveport. The latter subsequently died
from his injuries. A Henderson dispatch Of the
stb says:
Willis Poe, one Of the supposed murderers, is
captured and at this place. wounded. The other
one is not captured yet. Parties in pursuit Of
him. W ttrt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST.. LOUIS. April ls.-Weather clear and cool.
DETROIT. April ls.-The Democratic State con,
vention Of Michigan is called to meet here or
May 18th, TO appoint delegates to the New York
National Convention. .ll--
MONROE, La, April 1857 votes polled here
to-day.
JACKSON, April ls-In the convention TODAY
the reports of the committees on schedules and
general provisions were under consideration.
Capt. Townsend was expelled from the conven-
ten to-day for his recent assault upon the presi-
dent of that body. b as 10y
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We do not profess to be an art critic, but we
do pretend to know what pleases Us. and high
amongst these things we place the productions of
Mr.. Washburn's art. His photographs are unms-
taxable as they can be recognized at once by their
genuine merit. Mr.. Wsshburn's studio is at II 10
Canal street. A perusal Of his card in another
column will amply repay those intending to call
into requisition the services or q suD-artist
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The JOURNEY OF THE Prince AND PRIS-
CESS OF WALEs.-Aftsr parting in
teryiew with the queen on the I4ta,
the Prince and Princess Of Wales ac-
accompanied by their respective suitss, left Lon
don on their visit TO Ireland. They took special
train for Hollywood, where they were to embark
on the feet which was 10 convey them across the
Irish sea. A Dublin dispatch Of the llth, says
The great preparations which have been made
here to give all possible ecaf to the visit Of the
Prince Of Wales are about completed. The
castle has been changed into a royal palace for
his accommodation. st. Patrck's Cathedral has
been most superbly decorated for the coming
ceremonies attending the initiation OF his royal
bighness % Knight Of st. Patrick. The quays
and public buildings are lavshly ornamented with
Tags. streamers, notices, and other decorations.
and beautiful trumphal arches have been erected
on the principal streets through which the royal
visitors will pass. The people OF the surround.
ing country are pouring into the city, and crowds
Of visitors are hourly arriving from England to
witness the ceremonies and participate in the fess
tyifies Of the reception.
The royal party arrived in Dublin on the l5ths
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-19

QUERIES FOR THE FISHERIES COMMISSIONERS ~
Can the skate " be ever considered anything but
ance fish? M r4T 80
Did herringsr originally come from Erin's
lse and II so. could they BY any chance have
been the first fnny 'uns?n -4A a
Is the Ultimate fn' Of fish called the sfnis %
Would it be etiquette to tell g native to
"shel out?r
Is there West End agent for Billinsgate
sauce" and how much Is il per bottle
ing % claws in the Crab and Lobster Fishery
Act. e.ls. .|., $ s. -
How Is it that the met" takings of the fisher.
man are always in reality his gross takingsg
+ Describe the class Of fish which are caught BY
coro nets. sal
May group Of sperm whales be considered q
" school for candle ~ 5000 s.
The pike Is often called " jack - il this second
term used for the sake Of giving the pike handle
(to its name ),-IJudyis Own LEAK Walton.
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In another column, Mr.. John II. Clark long and
favorably known here in the sunny ante beRuna
DAYS, invites his friends and former patrons TO
visit his Photographic studio, No. l0ll Canal
street, where he will be glad to professionally
serve them. Our Endorsement of the excellence
of Mr.. Clark's work is superfuous his best and
highest praise is TO be found in the specimens
which he exhibits. He is prepared to take col,
ored pictures IS well as plain, and in no branch
Ct the art viii he be found wanting. Turn to his
card in another column.
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CRY HOTEL, April IS, 1868.
To the People OF Louisiana: ~. -. +
loving to the pressure on our columns and
owing to the pressure on the people, and owing
to several other folks whom cant pay just now,
submit the following lines:
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FROM NEW YORK.
Deci.iea Reserved.

NEW YORK. April ls.-The Supreme Court of
this State has reserved its decision in the case for
bidding the directors Of the express company of
which Gen. Joe Johnston was president, from
contracting debts or collecting assessments.
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A gentleman In this city wishes to buy double
two-story frame house, in the upper part Of the
First, or the lower part Of the Fourth District.
He Is willing to pay. say from $4,000 to $4,000
for one that win suit him. In the List of wants.
will be found his address,
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FROM MOBILE.


Nearly $500 900.
MOBILE. April lS.-The ship Albert Gsrlatin
was struck by lightning and burned in .the lower
bay yesterday morning. Three thousand one
hundred bales of cotton we're destroyed with her
Loss nearly half a million. Insured principally
in Liverpool. After all hopes of saving the yes
sci were given up she was scntted and sunk in
three fathoms Of water.
lSecond Dispatch
NOBLE, April ls.-The British bark Foa
burned in the bay to-day with 1904 bales of cot
ton. ee
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Parliamentary. : The previous question
What'l you drinki IS. 3
Laid on the tsble-The cloth.
Passed TO third reading--Loye letters.
Bills passed-Greenbscks. sr
Ordered to be printed--A kiss.
6econdng the motion-Second hand 10 the PEN
dulum. .sr
offered under suspension Of the (fs)ruls-A
school boys apology.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April ISL A. x.-Barome-
ter 30. Wind east and light.
Arrived: Steamship /. G. Harris. Beckett. from
Brszos, to @. A. Whitney 4 Co.; bark Abraham
Lincoln, Boniante, Messina, to P. Pieho Piron-
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Pretty girl to Charles" Charley, how far Is II
around the world, Isn't 1t twenty-four thou
SAD" Charles twho adores pretty girl and puts
both arms around herr" That's all mistake.
my love; It is only about twenty-four inches.n
She was ali the world to him. Dear Charley !"
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Chss. 7. Nash will sell tomorrow, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, at salesrooms, corner st. Charles and Per-
dido Streets furniture, etc. At IL O'Clock NJ, ct
the same place, gold watches, silver ware, pianos
and sundries.
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FROM EUROPE.
The Prince of Wales a knight of 81. Fat
rick-Farragut Gone 20 Lisbon.

DUBLIN, April ls.-The Prince of Wales was
installed a knight of st. Patrick to-day. The
procession attending the ceremonies was two
miles long. The line of march was lined with
troops. Weather fine, and the population turned
out en- masse. A grand dinner was given this
evening in honor of the event.
MALTA, April ls.-Farragut, with his squadron,
left vslletts for Lisbon.
LIvERRooL, April ls.-The suit against Simon
Il Co., for damages on account Of the nitro
glycerine explosion at Aspinwall in 1866, has
been Withdrawn. r.oI
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RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBURG, April lS.-Passed down: SwaI.
low, at A. NJ. River steady. $500.
LoU1svnLE, April ls.-Rver at stand, with
l6 feet inches In the canal. Weather clear and
cool. -,
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Cotton (slightly damaged) at auction to-mor-
row, al ii o'clock A. NJ, on Ievee, foot OF Bien-
vile street. by Chas. T. Nash. Il,
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A little boy, returning from Sabbath school,
said 70 his mother: Amt there kiHy.chism
for little boys' This cate -chism is too hard.p
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A LITTLE LAy.-Bachelor at breakfast: Dear
me, Susan, that's very small eggi"
:, Susan: !" Yes, sir, Il Is; but IL was only laid
this morning, sri 10
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Thsss ingredients are known As the most valuable
piurstics Afforded.
A DIURErlo
Is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON TIE KIDNEYS
HELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUcHU.
ACTS GENTLY.
sasant IN taste and odor free from all injurious proper
tss, and Immediate in ms action
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
e Medical Properties in Dspsnsatory Of the
United States Of which the following is copy
"BUCHU-Its cdor u strong, difnsivc and somewhat
sromssic biitesh. and analogous that Of
given chiefly In complaints Of the Urinary Organs
Gravel Chronic Caarrh Of the Bladder morbid
of the Bladder and Ueths diseases Of shs ProsrAe and
Retention the Inconnence Of Urine from sloss Of
the parts concerned In its evacuation has hesn
recommended in Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism Cutansous
Affections and Dropy." q
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
See Professor Devses valuable the Practice of
Physic sut 1
See remarks made BY tho celebrated DR.. Physic. Of
PhlsdsphiA
See any and all Standard Works on Medicine.
IDr Kzrsxa phy.icisr Of over thirty years. experience
and graduate Of the Jesrsoa Medical College Of the
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
ME- h. T. HrIrBoLp: f1at-sszs
DEAR erR--1n regard the question asked my
opinion about BUCHU. would say that have used
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do think there any form preparation Of have
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You are aware well myself that n has been exte
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efthsf plant ct all equal TO yours Eighteen
Iencs ought t.k to give the right to judge Of its
merits and without prejudice partially give pre-
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cured cured with 1t. Of the
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- GEO. II. KEYsER. M. D.
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FRO. ru.-
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-
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MINT. and s1ar na 's1,sa. p Sns%
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GENIJINF, PREPARATIONS
which sse prepared by self styled Doctors
These p.rs. resort to ,.op. mean, ssssas sales such
The Science Of T.dicu. stand. SIMPLE, PURE AND
ruth alone for its capital
a WORD OF CAUTION
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
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A Political Incendiary Arrested.
ESTIMATED MAJORITY AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION

Special to the New Orleans Crescent ri srs1
BATON RoueE, April ls.-The election has
passed of very quietly.
This morning whitewashed asprsnt for judge
tried to excite the negroes, but he was arrested
Immediately. fA3 ~
expect this parish will give five hundred
against the Constitution. Al.
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HesmbOEGs BweAw.
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
a
BIABErEs.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK. OF THH BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF lrHH. KIDNEYS. CA.
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Curry or PAINFUL URNArINa.
For tbess ds>s.-s truly sovereign remedy srd too
much csrnot be Sid in Its praise single
knsvn TO relieve the most urgent symptoms.
troubled with that distressing pain in the small Of
the back and through the hipsf sssspooufu day Of
HELNB0LD's BUcHU win relieve you-
PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.
I make secret Of Ingredients HELMBoLD's Ex.
TRACT BUCHU is composed of Buchu Cubebs Juniper
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according to rulss Of nfe
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
TAsss ingredients are known as the most valuable
A DIURErlo
is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON TIE KIDNEYS
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU,
ACTS GENTLY.
lsassns IN taste and odor free from all injurious
tss, and immediate in ms action.
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FROM WASHINGTON
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TIE 0RESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM BATON ROUGE.
The STATE ELECTION.
COL0RED VOTERS AGAINST THE
CONSTITUTIONS.
ITS PROBABLE DEFEAT IN EAST
BATON ROUGE.
Democratic City Ticket Elected.
Democratic City Ticket Elected.

Special to the New Orleans crsscsntI
BATON ROUGE, April ls.-Hundreds of colored
voters have voted against the Constitution. We
have little doubt of its defeat in East Baton
Rouge.
The Democratic city ticket will be reelected by
large majority. D. NJ.
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ASK FOR HrLxsoLD's rIrD EXTRACT BuoHu.
IARsts MANUFACTURING cHtMIs1N THE WORLD

am acquainted with H. +. Hslmbod; he occupied the
drug store opposite my residence and
nctne business where others had been equally
fore him have been avorab impressed vita his chsrac-
Der and enterprise.
WIN. wKIcHTEAN, Hrm Of Powers wsightmanJ
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
The proprietor has been induced make this statement
om the fact that his remedies although advertised
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|-T1 Time-S:20.
S20-lO0 lbs.
d p. Penn enters warwick's b. b. Joe JohnsfonI
:. L james enters Col NeRan's h Bisnarct 4 DIS
5 Minor enters VIM Brsdy's en-. h Veto ........s232
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Aatiuaal Gepnblita,l.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTa.

MEssRs. GEoRos L. WILD & BRo., No. 497
Eleventh street, between Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and L street, give their attention to the
tuning and repairing pianos
q. WrrNER, No. 11o Pennsylvania avenue,
advertise welchs premium family flour at
tiI.16 per barrel.
RoBRRT II. GRAHAM, at his carriage reposi.
tory, No. 87t d street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, has on hand large assortment
OF carriages Of every description and at popu.
lar prices.
The attention Of the reader 10 called to tho
change Of hours advertised by the Potomac
Ferry Company In another column.
THE frat meeting of the Potomac Real Is
tate and Building Company will be held at
Temperance Hall, on L street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, on Monday, October 9Th.
See advertisement in another column.
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EQUITT COURT.-Judge OHH-In this court
yesterday, the following suit was entered:
DIVORCE SUIT.
Cynthia Lester VS.. IusCph Lester. Action
for divorce Il rinCHio. Sol. =. Hcnkle for plain
tiff The complainant says her maiden name
was Cynthia Hansen. She sets forth in her
petition that she was married to defendant in
March, 1865; that the plaintiff Immediately
took her to her fathers house, and has since
abandoned her, and that he has since com.
mitted adultery at the house Of Jennie How
ard with woman named Maggie Rhodes.
She therefore prays = release from marriage
bonds.