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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR., G. Won BoNnoRsr is our on.
ly Liccnseo for tho manufacture Of
dontures upon Hard Rubber for
tho town of Lancaster, .N"n
All persons arc hereby caution
cd not topurchase or uso Rubber
Dental PlatOs mado by parties not
licensees of this Company. as by
80 doing they render themselves
equally liable for Infringement. A
reward will be paid for information
convicting any parties of viola.
tions of our Patents.
\ qal sli JOSIAH BACON,
Treasurer Goodyear Dental vul.
canite Co. RN 1NlSa @p
March, IS, ls69-ly. rs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

At tho election on tho 5lh o.
April, tho people of Hooking
county, decided on having a city
Infrmaay by near 2, 900 majority
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

SrRAlTsvlLLE Coat AND IRoN
COMPANY Tho certificate of in
corporation Of tho Suaitscillo Goa
and Iron Company was filed at
tho Secretary Of States Office on
Saturday. The capital stock is
$3.50, 900, in shares Of 500, The
object is to mine coal, mako coke,
and manufacture iron on lands in
Franklin, Perry, lIocking, and
Athens couulies, and TO construct,
.ol,aid ~ the gopstructior, Of q rail
road Irom tho mines aud works in
Pcrry county TO the Columbus &
Hooking Valley Railroad. The
business Offices of tho Company
Rre to bo located at Columbus, and
the manufacturing establishments
near Cqlnmbus, At or near Struits
vile, Perry county, and on the line
Of the proposed railway The cor
porat0rs are NJ G. Mitchell. w, b
McCIung, S Baird, a @ Conovor
r E Neil, s, o. Knight and Viii
liam n Staunton,--O s, journal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Fraudulent Naturalization.

EANNNNhOhO NubuiNliAbbAOhs
The Now York Senate has pass
cd u bill to punish the proci. i.iEg
or issuing OF fraudulent certificates
OF naturalization, which imposes Il
penalty of Imprisonment not less
than ono year or moro than five,
npon any judicial officer who sbsll
knowingly and williully grant or
order TO DO issued, any clerk Of any
Court, or othor like ministerial
officer, who shall knowingly and
wiliully, sign and seal or issue or
deliver to any person any iraudu
lent certificates that such person or
any person has bcen duly natural
lied as u citizen Of the United
States or is entitled TO the rights OF
u Ollizen thereof, with tho intent to
enable any person to vote ut any
election in fraud or violation OF tho
laws of tho United States or OF this
state, The same penalty attaches
to any person who shah, knowing.
ly and willlulIy procure such a
fraudulent certificate OF na,urali,
zation, with intent to enable him,
self or any other person TO vote OF
any election in violation of tho
laws, and likewise to any person
who shall present such certifi>
cato to any board Of officers for tho
purpose of having himself or any
other person placed upon tho reg
istry OF voters, when such person
is not entitled TO vote by tho laws
of tho United States or of this
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

: Tho Spanish Cortcs has rejected
an article Of The proposed consti
tuition, making the Roman Catho
lie the only religion Of tho country.
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my6tf

FOR SAFE, COED second band top bug
gy, aiso new set Of Harness never used and
OF the best quality. Will be sold cheap, en-.
quire of J. F. o'DOnnell, at marble sh ID or
Broadway Lancaster, oHi6, or A1thouy zihk.
AN ~ 100 ~ y, - ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

Pierre Soulc. of louisiana. has
been placed in the Insane Asylum
at Lexington, Ky. Fifteen years
ago he was a brilliant member OF
tho United States Senate. r eti'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

There was a great fall Of wbis-
key at Pittsburg, on Thursday
Three thousand barrels in John
Finch's bonded warehouse were
ptscipitatcd from thoifiith fOOr to
) the basement. 81 ~ ~ st4at
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

Other Statcs need snch legisla.
ton, ne well as New York, and il
is hoped il will be had before the
public mind has become too much
blun,ed by familiarity with the
fraud hero sought 10 be prevented.
Toledo Commercidl. e'ei
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Columbus y Hooking, rVallex
Rail Road. \ y
Columbus 81 Hooking Valley
Rail Road.

TWO TRAINS DAILY LEAVE LANCASTER.
on"ud after Wednesday january 2Otli, 1859,
trains will leave LancasteTas follows. ,t
First tram, 7i15 a. NJ, arriving at CoIum.
bus at 1000 making connection with "Pa,
Handle" Short Line, Cleveland, Columbus &
Cincinnati and Is. 80 Il. n. for a1I points Rast.
Passengers by this train arrive in New York
next day ntll:jO, Am Also makes connection
with the Columbus, Chicago 4 Indiana Central
II. II. for all points West. Also with the Little
Miami II. II. for Cincinnati, Dayton, 80.
Second tram, 4'45 P. NJ, arriving at Co.
lImhus at G:2n, p. NJ, making direct connse
ton with the G. O. & j. G. r: r. for all points
West. Passengers by this train arrive in Chi
eago for early breakfast next morning. Also
makesdrect connection with the Little Mimi
Il. r. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c., arriving ut
Cincnnatiat lO:40, p NJ.
JNo W. DoHERTY,
Master Of Transporation.
JOHN BoRLAND, Ag't, Lancaster. ~ ..,.
January 81, lS60-44tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

ae RCv. De Witt Talmage preached
a sermon latelyJon athe ltcxt, ,HThc
word 'is q lamp.N l. LISA street
lamp. g. II is a store lamp. g..
Itis ahonse lamp. d, 1ris a 30.
pulehral lamp. aas-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

Cincinnati is rejoicing over the
passage of a law.by the Ohio Les :
islature, allowing her to subscribe
2 ns q city to TIC stock Of aaSouthern-
Y Railtoad. Ii win probably be a
big thing for that city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
s~ The Best Ice Cream in the
City, at 'o3~A' A..BAUMkN's.
May CIT 10 No.
ReniOyyal.

J. J.. Faust, dentist, has removed
his office from tho old place on the
Public Square 10 Cd Aoor Rising's
block, Columbus St. whore he
would be pleased TO see his old
customers, ON and as many more a.
may favor him with Q call,
agaiam sainJ. j. FAUST, u,
mMay 9th 1869! % au5 70 ,1a2w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly repaired
md warranted, at Blalros Jcwelry Store, corner
of Public Square. 4wO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Bridal and BirthdayPresents,

II, F., BLATRE keeps the largest assort
fnent oteiegsht and appropriate articles fol
Bddaland birthday Presents. Also, com
Iiete stock OTthe famous American Watches
the STANDARD OF excellence in their various
grpdes, and conceded to he the best Watches
at the price, in the American market. Second
doorfrom corner Of Public Square, sign of the
Big Watch. a7.i @7H' f'E Awe
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

All goods handsomely engraved, free Of
charge, at Bloire's Jewclry and Music Store.
A,yR
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

CHEAP DRY GOODS!-n
Go TO Geo. w. Brock &Co.ss and
seq the rush for cheap Dry Goods,
Shoes, Qpeensware, &c, Great bar;
gainsure being offered, and those
wisbing to buy the most for the
least money, would do welleto call
at DR. Olds' old stand. oas 4w5
To the Afflicted--No Cure, No
= JAti ta Pay. .a an q 7sI
Dr. t. II PURDY, the celebra-
ted Indian Doctor, will be at the
Tallmadge House, Lancaster, Tues
day. May llth, and remain 8 days,
6S2t. aga tla4li,5 sars
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Gen. Lee calls on President
SIS Grant.

Cen. Lee calls on President,
5 sa Grant.
Tho following account Of last Sa
turday's Interview between tho
President and Gen. Il, Il. Ice, IL
contained in Sundays SPECIAL to
the Cincinnati Commercial:
WASHINGTON, May 2 The con
fercnce between the President and
General lee at tho White Honsc
Yesterday :gas longer than has
been reported, lnsting nearly an
hoursp While tho interview was Of
apolite and courteous character
there was mpnifestcd on the part
Of each q certain reserve, and there
was the utmost dignity preserved
Noreferenee was made 10 their
relative positions during tho war
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-. VANDEMARK.J .vg
Lancaster, April 2S, 1860. e s t@f


SiOl,2 rs
GEO. W. BECK, Cashier.
Sworn toa and subscribed before me this 2ith
day of April, 1868. WA. ShULTZ,
Notary Public, Fairfield county,O.
April 20, lSGa-,Sw.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
'N6W ADVERTISEMENT rs
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that The undersigned
has been duly appolnted and qualified M Ad-
ministrator OF the Estate OF Reason Holmes,
late OF Fairfield county, ohio, deceased.
J. u. WHITAKER,
May @, 1860 -3wG9 Administrator
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
CHEAP DRY GOODS /!

"Barretl's" studies the hair.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Pacific Railroad---Bad Report.

Pacific Railroad---Bad Report,
The Washington Intolligenccr
publishes report made by Cbaun
cey Suow, Pacific Railroad, Com
missioner, to President Grant, in
which Mr. Snow alleges gross mis-
management on tho part of the Of
fioers of the road. doclnrcs that its
conatruction is miserable, and as.
serts that It is financially bankrupt
On the other hand, tho friends Of
tho road atsert that Snow was
drunk during the most Of his toul
OF inspection, and that llo offered lc
mako favorable report ifthe
managers would give him a certain
fat contract. Who can find ou,
who Is honest, in public or private
lifo? ss ges na r
Titl q .raH" r .Hs t#H -.IH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will be received blythe CITY
Council, through its Committee on Streets and
Alleys, from now until Thursday evening,
May 9Th, for the opening and grading Of Porter
street. IN this city. BIDS will lie by the yard,
the dirt to he removed to the Ewing Basin, OF
to some point about that distance, as the
Committee may. require. Forfurther partlc-
uIars enquire Of Hugh Cannon, Chairman of
committee.
N. b. The Council reserve thu right to re-
ject any or all bids at their discretion.
j. CANNON.
$. ;. WRIGHT. LCom.
j. VANDEMARK.J 7eq
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06
Local Notices.
A lot of empty Molasses barrels,
for sale OF VIM. L. Martins.

2 lbs Broad for e. 10 cts,
g" !" 4\ s5 % (
at A. BAUMAN's.
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Senator Summers speech iii
England.


Tho sensation produced among
tho John Bulls by Mr., Summers
great speech on the Alabama claims
treaty, is thus portrayed by the
Cincinnati Commercial;
Tho speech of Senator Sumner
on the Alabama claims has been
received by mail in England, and
TO say that II produced sensation,
is TO eay only hall tho truth. An
tho journals, both Liberal and TO
ry, concur in declaring q settlement
on tho basis proposed by Senator
Sumner az "cxtravagant," "unrea-
sonable," what can hardly bo do,
Gcribed in serious language"
"tCrms which but incito indigua.
tion," "ridiculous," "humiliation
without modern parallel The
Times misrcprosenls Senator Sum.
nor, saying that q settlement on
the basis proposed by him would
involve tho payment Of tho cXpon'
acs Of tho war, or the payment Of
the present national debt and tho
refunding TO tho United States Of
40 much Of tho principal and in.
tcrest az II has already paid, Tho
Times adds that even this might
not bo satisfactory, and future dc.
mands might be made to embrace
the possible earnings OF all tho sol.
diers drawn by the war from pro-
ductivo fields OF labor. As every
American knows, this is not so -
Mr.. Sumner has mado no such dc.
mand. Mr.. Sumner estimated the
damages, personal and national,
at less than G20,000,000. Tho
Times says 9l22, 100000. There
is evidently q misapprohension or
Misrepresentation OF facts. The
Telegraph says that the text of
Mr.. Summers speech has not bcon
Published by tho papers, and they
are manufacturing opinion edit6.
rally before publishing H.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-05-06

All are cordially invited to call.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
The New York Press on the Late
Election! rdtri -.t-..

NEW YoRK, November 3. = The
World says: In this State the
Democratic ticket appears to have
been elected by a majority OF at least
10000. In almost every county there
are reports of Radical Losses, as com
pared with the vote Of Grant. Gen
eral Sigel ran ahead Of his ticket in
this and other large cities, and his
total vote probably exceeds that cast
for Mr.. Greeley, or any other candi-
date on the Radical ticket. At this
writing-3 A.M.-the Democrats ap
pear to have secured a majority Ia
each branch of the State Legislature,
though full returns may record a
majority in the Senate to the Radi-
Gals" ..5.--,..
The Herald says: THE returns Of
our State indicate the success of tho
Democratic State ticket. but the Re
publicans have a working majority In
the Legislature. The Democrats lose
heavily in this city, but the Republi
cans lost heavily throughout the
State. The election has gone by de,
fault, In short vote, after the FASH
| ion Of the late October elections In
this city the vote, as compared with
| last year, shows a Democratic less. of
over "a, 600, aad-a deficiency in the
aggregate vote of nearly 10000 To
sum up the general results In the
State, they will signify practically
/ little or nothing without q change in
! the Legislature, which, according to
our latest returns, appears to be more
strongly Republican,, on jjint ballot,
\ than the last.
The Tribune says: " Shameless an /
cunning frauds have again defeated
the Republicans in the general vote
in the State. The vote pOlled here
yesterday by repeaters cannot have
fallen below 10000 While We have
a handsome majority in the Assem-
bly,, we fear the Senate has been lost
by fraudulent votes aud unworthy
wrGngles among the Republicans IN
certain localities"
The Times says: The Republicans
\ gained 70, 1000 In the city, but the Re.
| publican counties return badly The
Democratic State ticket has probably
carried the day entire. The efforts
of the Democratic leaders appear TO
have been chiefly directed to revers-
ing the control of the State Senate,
and the election of O majority Of As
semblymen, more especially the
former, with the purpose of bring
ing the Senate In accord with Gov.
| Hoffman"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The
delegation appointed by the Louis
Vile Convention called on President
Grant this morning In accordance
with previous arrangements. The
Chairman, General Walbridge, spoke
as follows:
e Before its adjournment the Com
mercial Convention, at Louisville, de-
puted to the Committee, that | have
the honor to present, the high and
delicate responsibility Of expressing.
to your Excelleney sentiments of graf
itude and reciprocation of the good
will for views communicated in-your
dispatch for the success of the objec's
for which the Convention convened.
Originally to, discuss the exclusive IN
terests of the Southern States, The
theatre Of its usefulness was enlarged
until 1t embraced the material pros
perity sofT every section Of cur
country. Delegates were IN attend
ance -from Vermont aud Texas.
as also from Georgia and Minnesota.
Thus,zna ationaiin its character, it was
a pleasure beyond expression ia. re
eeive encouragement at the hands OF
athe Executive. Its deliberations
were zconfined mainly to the great
questions of finance, taxation, immi-
grafton, internal Improvements, trans
portation and the necessary measures
by which the industries and great
natural resources of the South could
be brought in harmony with the
new era of prosperity upon which
the Republic has entered. 6 One
sentiment animated the entire Con-
yention, namely to stand by the
plighted faith of the nation In the full
payment of ITS public securities, as
stipulated when created, and forget
ting all differences In the past. The
desire was universal that all sectional
interests should be ignored, and the
citizens of the United States, as here
tofore, should be Homogeneous ma
tion-one entirely united and indi-
visible. a& 7sf
InSeonclusion, We desire to con-
gratulate your Exceliency on the sue
cess which has thus far marked your
Administration. Enough has trans
pired to demonstrate that before the
expiration of your second term, the
public debt may be more than half
extinguished, and Governments secu-
rites will command . premium In
every part Of theAglo5e. s4 pa
President Grant, in reply, said be
was very much gratifed to receive
such a delegation, representing not
only the great commercial interests Of
the nation, but also the new eondi-
ton of affairs-the good Fellowship
which ought to unite a common
brotherhood, and which was happily
| inauguFated and vigorated at Louis
vile. He hoped it would extend and
permeate throughout Tie entire
Union until every vestige of bitter
ness. or unkindness shonld be eradi-
Gated. He believed that within a
year the South would be far richer
! and far more prosperous than ever
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
Cuban News,

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-Captain General
DeRodas will leave Havana to- might,
on tour of inspection During his
Journey he viii visit CienfUegos and
other parts of the Island. .@-.
The Captain General will be accom-
panied by his Secretary and staff, and
will probably be absent about ten
days. = .alA
The rate of discount Of the Spanish
Bank has been reduced to four per
cent. The confidence Of the mer,
chants of Havana IN the stability of
the bank, is continually increasing. -
HAVANA, Nov. 3.-Admiral Poor,
accompanied by Consul Plum, ex-
changed visits with, Captain-General
DeRedas. s is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
Foreign news Via New York.

NEW York, November 3.-By a
special dispatch from Paris, we have
it intimated that a popular impression
is accepted In the city that Napoleon
will propose a plan of disarmament
in his speech at the opening of the
session Of the French Legislature,
and that the idea is likely to become
general. 1t is said, indeed. that Lord
Clarendon conveyed the assurance of
England's approval of such q course
to his Majesty. and that it will be
agreeable to Russia. The tendency
of Napoleon's policy in the Govern
ment is said to be effectively for the
embarrassment of Prussia.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
DIED.

GRAINGER. - OF pneumonia, Mt his
residence nsar Evansville, Ino., EOyem-
beT Cd, 1869, at 30 minutes past II O'Clock
AN IRA +. GRAISGER, aged 60 years, 4
months, and IL days.
The funeral will take place from his lafe
residence, at 2 o'clock PM, November 4th.
His friends are invited 20 attend Rell-
gious services by Rsv. j. g. Bowden, at
O'Clock pm.
Ira r. Grainger came to this country
Hoin sumner County, Tennessee, about
Iorty- two years ago. He is the last OF the
o-o settlers OF the neighhorhood. His
NE mas been an active and useful one.
be ethouahtaDd Iabored much for the inter-
ests OF The people. lie has allied, honor
ably ana aceeptably, many places OF pub
lie trust. For several years he was Judge
OF HE Gonnaon Peas Court. and also of
t2e Probate Court. For many years he
h>s lRbored earnestly as Trustee OF Knight
Township. A kind, humane. useful citi-
zen is gone.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
8Ee hWEgl2H Oh EIt ElNt
r~I IHin0 0Is Election. -rr. m

. Ga
CH1CAdo, November 3.-The can
vass Of the election held yesterday
has not been completed, but the Citi-
zens' Ticket is elected throughout by
majorities ranging from $500 to 1000.
The Citizens nominees carry every
ward. The majorityfOr Colonel Ma
son oyer George, w. Gage, for Mayor,
i. is about $500. + We have very few re ;
turns from Ghe State, butit is gener-
ally conceded that the Republicans
have the Constitutions Convention
by a large majority. They,el t %
members in the Sangam0n Distric /,
which was last year divided on Rep
resentatives. They also carry tue
district composed Of jackson and
Williamson Counties. heretofore Dem
oeratic.
The Republican, majority in Wis
consin will be from 7,000to10.0 600. q
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The result of
the election In this State,fer mem
bers of the Constitutional Convention,
has not been fullyF returned in all of
the Districts, but it is pretty certain
that the Republicans will have about
ten majority in that body. Owing to
the independent manner in which the
people of this city and county voted
yesterday, the labor of canvassing the
votes has been long and tedious, ana
at this hour (10P M, the work is
scarcely completes The average ma
jority for the Citizens Ticket In this
city, however, will not vary many
votes from 10000 The average ma
jority for the Citizens Ticket in
the county is about 10,400 Every
candidate on the Citizens Ticket,
both In the city and county. is
elected. Every ward and pre-
cinct in this city gives ma
jority forlthe Citizens Ticket. OF the
twenty six members elected, twenty
two were candidates on the Citizens
Ticket, and all the twenty Ward Su-
peFvisors elected in the city were
Citizens candidates. wruFgas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

On Tuesday evening+he City Coun
Gil Of Terre Haute, by vote Of eight
ayes to two noes, passed resolutions
appropriating one hundred thousand
dollars in seven per eent. bonds to aid
in the construction of the Danvillo
Railroad. There are several condi-
tions attached, the most important Of
which are that the stock of the road
shall never be merged, or consolidated. I.
with that Of the E. & c., or any othtr r
road, and that separate track SHALL
be built from the city to Tuttle's
Mills. The jealousy manifested by
the City Council towards Evansville
is notreciprocated. We are confident
the officers of the two roads viii har-
monize thair interests as completely
as though they were consolidated
and that the restriction will never
amount to much.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
Denver. Colorado. News.

DENVER, Colorado, Nov. 2.-Under
new arrangements with the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company, j. Hughes
& Go. will commence running a tri-
weekly line Of four-horse coaches be-
tween this city and Cheyenne, which
will connect with trains on the Kan
Fas Pacific Railroad, commencing on
the 10th inst.
On the 10th ult. the mail coach,
from Tuscan, Arizona, while on its
way to Santa BE, was fred into BY
Indians when near Messila; fortu-
nately nc one was injured: Later on
the same evening the killed horse
near Messila. TO <s05 ..8 sfoa
A Mexican was murdered by two
soldiers belonging to the Thirty-eighth
COlOred Infantry, on the banks of the
nio Grande, near Fort Selden.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
PelIlIon for Diforce FIled

ST. LOUIS, November IA woman
named Lucy j. Hall, filed a petition
for divorce from Benjamin G. San
ford. a very wealthy young married
man Of this city She alleges that
she was married to Sanford at TeIre
Haute, July 18th, 1865; that she did
not, at the time, know that he was
married man; that three children
were born Of the union, one of whom
still lives. and asks the custody of
this child, and $1,000 per year ali 3
mony. Mr.. Sanford is a nephew of
Pierre Chouteau, Jr., deceased, pos
sessed of a large property, and mar
ried to a daughter of one of the first
families of st. Louis. His friends as
sert that it Is a made-up case, to ex-
tort money, and will be so proved,
while others believe the statement Of
the woman to be true, and that his
wife will seek divorce from him.