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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The Michigan City Enterprise says
one of the lawyers of that city, few
days ago, received au application from
an Eastern client who wished to pro-
cure a divorce. As this legal friend
had already procured his release from
the bonds matrimonial on three pre-
vious occasions, within a few years,
he declined helping him out the
fourth time - on the three times
and out principle, we presume. If
the legal friend had helped the scoun-
drel obtain three divorces, he was a
very proper lawyer to obtain the
fourth. A lawyer who would prosti-
tute his talents to secure three
divorces for the same man would not,
we think, higgle at any professional
service We suspect the client :
money had given out. On no other
principle can we account for the dis
play of virtuous indignation on the
part of that attorney.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23
Enstfasssa EtersEs.

THE Madison Post G. A. Il. are
going to decorate the soldiers graves
there on the lst Of May.
The Terre Haute Express advises
chimney builders to put salt in their
mortar to prevent the collection of
SCOT.
THERE are twenty-five divorce cases
TO come before the Circuit Court of
Lake County during the present ses-
sion. The criminal docket registers
over one hundred and fifty cases.
THE Madison Courier says the
Democratic party is the fossil remains
the debris-of all the parties that
ever existed in this country.
THERE are fifteen divorce cases on
the Floyd County Circuit Court
docket Can't the New Albany hus-
bands and wives get along together
more pleasantly?
ENERGETIC people about Madison.
The body Of a man has been lying
within fifty feet of public road near
that city for three weeks without dis
covery. The deceased proved to be
Mitchell Austin, of Trimble County,
Kentucky. He was killed by fall
from his horse.
The total loss inflicted by the storm
Monday night in indianapolis is esti-
mated at $1,000. One man was
KILLED and several others seriously
injured.
Gen. JOE. REYNoLDs. formerly If
tbs State is a prominent candidate
for the U. s. Senate from Texas He
would make an excellent Senator
THE Greencastle Bonner ra.o,.
the existence of blind printar - -
Gosport. He has his type distr;ba,a5
for him and his copy read by his nart
ner. We think it would be or cam,
to have his partner also set the tvne
LIEUT.. PIGMAN. u. S. NAVY. Of
Delphi. home on leave, has been or.
dered to his ship, the U. S. iron-clad
monitor, Saugus, now lying in the
Potomac ready for sea. There is un-
doubtedly something up in the Navy
Department. Captain Butler, of La
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23


THE New York Times has heard
from Washington of a Federal office
for which there are six applicants
bloomer woman, a loyal negro. re-
constructed rebel, Republican Irish
man, a wounded soldier, and a red
hot politician. Senator WILSON backs
up the first, Senator SUMNER the next
Senator SPENCER backs up the third
Senator STEWART the fourth, Senator
AUSTIN backs up the fifth, and Sena-
tor CHANDLER the last. Each OF
these applicants demands the place
on the merit involved in the term by
which we have designated him-that
is to say, the first ought to have the
Office because she is a woman; the
second, because he is a loyal negro
the next, because he is a reconstruct
ed rebel; the next because he is Re
publican lrishmau; the next, because
he is wounded soldier; and the last,
because he IS a red hot politician J..
We will not attempt to decide as to
the force of the respective claims
nor will we undertake to say which
one of the applicants ought to have
the place
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23
KenfucRY Items.

The Paducah Tri-Weekly Herald
has been changed into Daily.
The congregation of the Old School
Presbyterian Church at Greensboro
propose building a new church.
Charles Coleman, Esq, the we'll
known Adams Express Messenger on
board the Morning Star, has been
promoted to the post of Local Agent
Of the Company at Paducah.
There is to be a grand Inaugural
ton Ball at the Gait House, Louis
vile, on the 18th of May. 1t will be
a very brilliant affair
Track laying on the Cincinnati &
Louisville Road was completed on
Sunday last. This reduces the time
between Louisville and Cincinnati to
four hours.
The Bowling Green Democrat says
that the contract for erecting the gas
works in that city has been let to 4.
Z. Corndale, of Cincinnati, and they
are to be completed by Sept. 18th.
Quite number of Mason County
farmers are going to Mississippi and
other Southern States, about. the first
or middle Of May, with n view Of buy
ing land.
A suicidal mania prevails in Har-
rodsburg According to the Sigma
four young persons have attempted tt
/ Oh H. Of fh q ryanrfal onfl hxy fol NJ
poison 10 the last few days.
The directors of the Elizabethtown
Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
have petitioned the City Council o
Lexington to submit the question o
subscribing $780, 900 to that road, b.
that city, to the qualified voters o.
Lexington.
Mr.. Robert w. Scott, of Franklin
County, has just sold one hundred
head of his improved Kentucky
sheep Chiefly one year old, and nearly
equal in sexes) for two Thousand
dollars cash, to Mr.. A. 0. Smoot, o
Utah Territory.
Bishop Cummins preached a
Frankfort, Tuesday, to an immens
concourse of people. In the morning
the bishop ordained Mr.. Rolan'
Brent to the holy order of Deacon
and at night confirmed forty-six
making fiity-two within the last feV
months. Mr.. Brent has been APP
pointed missionary to Carrollton anC
Newcastle, and will begin his labor a
once.
E A tragic affair occurred at Liver
more on Thursday last, resulting il
the instant killing of William Luton
citizen of that place, by a ma
named Landers. The weapon use,
was a double barrelled shot gun, load
ed with buckshot Whisky, we ar
told, was the melting cause of thi
bloody affair. Landers was arrested
and is now confined in the Jail at Cal
hoon.- Greensboro Monitor.
Bids for the graduation. masonr
and trestle-woTk Of the Greensboro
Russellviile Railroad, between thi
city and Livermore, a distance G
twenty-one miles, were opened o
Wednesday last. and the contract
were awarded as follows: Graduation
of section one to nine inclusive, Ker
& Son; sections ten to twenty-One in
elusive. j. N. Reed building of tres
tle-w work, to Mr.. Washber. and til
work of stone masonry at Panthe
Creek, to Field Parrish. The aggre
gate cost is seventy one thousand dol
lors-the whole work being let out o
very advantageous terms to the con
pany.- Greensboro Monitor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

In retiring from the above firm, cheer
fully recommend nay former partners, who
com pose the new firm, as worthy OF the
con IdenCe OF the trade heretofore extend
ed TO the firms IN which they were part
ners, well of the entire business COM
munlty. JAMES NJ. CARPENTER.
april d3W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23
CITY Feed Stora

H0 TONS PRIME HAY: so TONS
eBNB country bran; 10 tons shipstuff /:
cnofce 1lour In sacks; fresh boIted meal
corn oats, &C, at lowest cash prices. Goods
delivered free in the city.
Il. w. MURRAY.
Third Street, between Main and Locust.
chs 6m
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stiIIweII's Patent Heater
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

FTVAE COPAhTS ERSHIP HERETO
- fore existiUg between ]. NJ. CARPENTER,
1. NJ. White, and g. Clement, under the
firTn name and style of Carpenter. White
* Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business Will be continued
C. Clement and /. NJ. White, under he
firm name and style of Clement, White
& Co. CARPENTER, WHITE & co.
Evansville, April 10th, 1863.
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The President certainly remembers
his townsmen. His home. -Galena,
Illinois, has not only the honor of be-
ing the residence Of the President of
the United States, but also Of fur
nishing more appointments Of mis-
cellaneOus nature than any other town
of its size. Among them are General
JOHN A RAwLINs, Secretary of War;
T.. b. WAsHBGRNE, Minister to
France; Mr. MOORE, Assistant Secre-
tary of Legation at Paris; H. IL.
HoUGHToN. Consul at La Hama, and
B. Ii. CAMPBELL. U. S. Marshal for
Northern Illinois, not to mention g.
b. DEMO, at Mare Island. California
and one or two minor officers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

Iris stated that the Chicago Post
that another entire change is about to
take place in the cfice Of the Chicago
Republican, Mr.. LEONARD. of Spring
field, who has, for some time been
financial agent of Mr.. JACOB BUM,
the principal proprietor of the paper,
becoming the business manager, and
Mr.. HIGGINs, of the present editorial
corps, the managing editor. Messrs
SMITH, BALLANTYNE and WILLIsTON
it is understood, are to cease THEN
connection with the paper.
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AMONG the laws enacted by the

recent Illinois Legislature was one
providing that when any woman mar
ries a man having wife already liv-
ing, from whom he has not been
divoreed-of which fact the woman Is
ignoraut-she shall have upon him
the same claims for alimony and man
tenance that she would have II her
marriage were legal and she had been
duly divorced from him according to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23
No. % First Street,
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these y atches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, and Expressmen, the most
exacting of watch-wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrated The strength, steadiness, du-
rability, and accuracy of the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy that class In all these
respects is to decide the question as to the
real value of these timekeepers.
The superior organization and great eX.
tent of the Company's Works at Walthaul
enable them to produce watches combin
ing the best and latest improvements, and
at a price which renders competition
futile; and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from 25 to 50 per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale 6y all dealers.
Nowatches retailed by the Company.
ROBBINS ek Appleton.
GENERAL. A GENTs,
IS2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
mhl0 dSw mon, Wed, FRI, wst
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Gard.


I'm RETIRING FROM THE ABOVE
~ firm, leturn my sincere thanks to our
for the liberal patronage shown us. and
hope the same may be extended to my
former partner ana successor, Mt. ]. w.
Keegan. Il. 7. MCJOHNSTON.
March 23d, 1859. lmh24 DIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.-Seyeral
months since Miss Fox, young lady OF
Belmont county, Ohio, near Wheeling, was
murdered by q young man named Carr,
who sought her hand in marriage. The pa
rents of the young lady opposed the match,
and Carr, to be revenged on them, killed
the daughter and attempted to commit sui
eide. lie was arrested and lodged in jail
at st. Clairsyille. For a long time his re-
coyery from the sef-inficted injuries was
extremely doubtful. After lying in q pre-
carious condition for months health re-
turned, and last week he was put on trial
for the dreadful crime. During its pro-
gress more than ordinary interest was man
Tested, and large numbers were in attend
ance each day. The case was given to the
jury on Monday, and on Tuesday verdict
of murder in the first degree was rem
dered. '..'. --i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

NEGRO MEcHANICs.-f there be any me-
chanic anywhere who still clings to the
Radical leaders under the idea that it il
not in their contemplation to force negr:
social equality upon his class, let him read
the following paragraph from the leading
Radical organ of Washington:
1.-The discussions over the admission Of
colorcd citizens into the various trades
unions are essential consequences OF ht
revolution produced by the ouerthroao Of
human Slavery. AS these discussions were
not to be avoided, so ought they not to be
feared. Good must come out of them. In
tclligence among the mechanics of America
must encounter the same bigotry that made
the war for slavery. Brains may not at
first be strong enough, and brutality may
carry the day. But not always. Every
hour that adds to the opportunity of tho
negro to elevate and educate himself, adds
also to his friends, and in due time ms
rjqht to ocorl at the side Of the ,ohite man
,cW be as freely accorded as his rtght to
rote at the same baltot-JOS."
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REa1sTKAT1oN RETURNS.

SPoTsYLyANTA.-Whit gain 1872 in new
registration, and hed 2S4 majority before
total white ma jority, 466. I -
STAFfoRD.-At't the Courthouse Whites,
1902; blacks, q. ,fr.
In Alexandria up to 2 o'clock Thursday
Whites, Sal; blacks, 247. -
Lynchburg has email white majority
Washington county has increased her
white majority from 1872 to about 2, 400
Let Wells groan. ..--..-..- ~
The whites have gained near 300 in
Campbell county. The negroes had 402
majority at the old registration. - y
The whites of Rockbridge have already
increased their registered voters about 500,
the blacks not over l09-a white gain of
400.-Gdzstte.
This makes the white majority ! ,421 ]
In Culpeper, as far az heard from, new
registration whites, 269: blacks, 14l. rs
Majority of whites in Portsmouth, 533.
Majority of negroes in Petersburg, l,026.
Lunenburg county, third and fourth dis
tricts: Whites, 1928; blacks, so. White
majority, 6S.
Powhatan county, third district Whites,
AZ; blacks, 35. White majority, I.
Amelia county, third district: Whites,
80; blacks, II. White majority, p.
Halifax county, first district: Whites,
46; blacks, Sc. Fourth district: whites,
Al; blacks, 81. Republican Grove Whites,
50; blacks, 4. Black Walnut: Whites, 81
blacks, 20. High Hill: Whites, IS: blacks,
Is. Mount Carmel: Tic Cnu,thonre
White majority, with Whites7ille and
Meadesyille to hear from.
Manchester, new Whites, 264; blacks,
1879. White majority, IS.
Midlothian, new: Whites, 10i; blacks,
81. White majority, "a. z..-
Chesterfield Courthouse, old and new
Whites, 245 blacks, %. White majority,
122. ..-.-. ....... ...., -.. -.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
STAUNToN, June 25.-The official result
of the new registration in this county
stands Whites, ,l47; colored, lao. White
majority on the old and new registrations
about $500 In Rockingham, Rockbridge,
Bath, and Highland, gains in the new re-
gistration.
Augusta, so far as heard from, 907 white
majority Waynesboro' Whites, 134 ;
blacks, 40. This raises the white majority
over 3,00O.l
Orange: Reported white majority, ITO.
THE blacks had 1s2 in 1861 Covington
White majority, so.
Hanover Courthouse, Whites, 1lS
blacks, 81. Cold Harbor White majority,
As. Beaver Dam: Whites 16 ahead, with 81
majority in the magistcrial district.
Albcmarle Whites, SO far as ascertained,
62 ahead. [Thc negroes had 4i9 majority
in 1861
Louisa: The colored majority reduced tc
| 800. lit was 639 in 1861
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington Reconsideration Of
Secretary B0rie,


WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Cubana here
have late adviccs that their army in Cuba
was successful in two recent conflicts, was
healthy and improving in organization,
while the spaniards are suffering from
cholera, yellow fever, and denoralizing dis
sensions.
Secretary Borie has resigned, and is sue
ceeded by George NJ. Robson, of New Jer-
sey.
The National Tnteligencer has suspend
ed-temporariiy it is hoped.
Mr.. Gould has been commissioned Reve-
nue. Collector of the First Georgia District.
There was full Cabinet to-day, includ-
ing Secretary Robson.
The revenue receipts to-day we're $780,
900.
Admiral Hoff has been instructed to re-
sist seizures of American vessels not ac-
lively engaged in landing troops or NUM-
tions of war on the Cuban coast.
General Howard has appointed Rev.
James Lynch superintendent of education
in Mississippi.
Commissioner Delano decides that lottery
proprietors, managers, and agents, must
pay FIVE per cent on their gross receipts
from tickets, certificates, or policies, or any
device representing lottery tickets, without
any deduction for prizes, commissions, or
other expense.
Turner, the negro postmaster at Macon,
Ga, left for home yesterday with his COM
mission.
Senior Morales Lemus, the representative
of the Cuban Provisional (rebeD Govern
ment, has on interview with the President
ord Secretary OF War Tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

Lewis H. Douglass, the colored printer at
the Government office, to-day received an
anonymous letter, signed K. K. K, ;,
threatening him with death and all kinds OF
punishment unless he leaves the office be-
fore certain day. The letter is addressed
to I" Hon. Niger Douglass" is dated ebay.
ton, Ohio, June %, 1862" and post marked
ssElmira, N. Y, June 22,n and is believed
by many who have seen it to have been
written by some hand at the Government
office and forwarded to Elmira to be sent
here. g..
A split in the Columbus Typographical
Union seems almost ncvitable.-1p dShing-
ton letter-BdltimOre San. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

A New Bedford juror, who left his horse
tied to tree on going to court on Tuesday
morning, suddenly recollected the fact on
Thursday afternoon, and hastily applied
to the court for permission to go and look
after his welfare. ,Z..E% - 1 s< III
The largest owner of personal property
in the United States is Commodore Wander
bih, who is said to hold twenty millions.
+ A druggist of Baltimore died Thursday
from, an overdose of morphia, self-admin
istcre1. -'--7-. .~'-~
The late Henry ]. Raymond's son is to
% the future editor of the Times. He is
a young man of promise and born Jour
naiist.
In Buckingham the registration has been
in the ratio Of three or four whites to one
black. The Conservatives hope to carry
the ccunty at the election in spite of the
black majority. Good news also from
Campbell and Appomattox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

ARMY OFFICERS HOLDING CIVIL OFFICE
President Grant has decided that the re-
striction preventing army officers from hold,
ing civil office does not apply to officers on
the retired list. This decision enables Ge-
neral Sckles to accept the Spanish mission.
lie, of course, will relinquish his army pay
while occupying his diplomatic position
His name will be continued in the army
register. lie will leave New York for Ma
drid about the 10th or 18th of July. Mr.. Hale
will await his arrival. There is no proba-
bility that Mr.. Perry will be reappointed
Secretary of Legation.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,


This favorte and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Ia now in complete order for the rccel, ion
of guests.
Some important improvements have been ~ ded
to the buildings since the establishment p ssed
into the hands of the present proprietor. and t II
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed any
where In Virginia. ...
The remarkable medicinal and curative power of
the water Is well known to the medical profession
and to the springs'-guing public. As Al TE-
KATIFE. n DlFFUSINE STIMuLANT, AND
TONIC. there Is no known mineral water equal to
it. In all an1mc conditions of the system and
broken-down states of the constitution, loss of ap
petite, and general nervous prostitution, It's powers
and virtue rs RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
nounccd to be without known rival amongst the
mineral waters of the world.
They are especially Indicated In the whole class
OF ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom frst-class band Of music, aud In
ton usually found ut our best summer resorts VIII
be Mt the command of the guests at CROCK
BRIDGE ALUM"
The placc' X within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond. Washington. Baltimore. &c, by rail
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stagc-0oaches passing RI
pldly over :, smooth and level road of only eight
miles. set down the visitors ut the Springs to tea.
Mr.. :. 4. PORTER and Captain w, II. SALE will
he associated with the management Of the Springs,
and will be glad to sec their friends. ..
JAMES a. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
THE ROCKBRlDGE WATER,
put up in glass, containing all the medicinal
qualities rs when drank Mt its fountain head, is
kept for sale ut the wcll-known houses Of Mcssrs.
pURcELI,. LADD Il CO., Druggists, KlchmSnd'
ok VI II and cor r"fssT's S2F
| Va. who will furnish pamphlets containing let
tiers of eminent physicians, with few certificates
out Of many Of the wonderful cures effected b,
these waters nv i2-tJyl
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and F1our Market.

CoRS AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June IS, 1869. )
OFFERINGS.
+ Vhent.--Rcd, 80 bushels.
Corn.-whitc, 23s bushels. Yellow, 4iu bushels.
Mixed, llS bushels.
OtRs.-3I bushels.
fye.-l6 bushels. Egg. ..,i-.rI i.
F1our.-Superinc, 20 barrels. Fine, 10 barrels.
SALES.
Whedt.-Red- so bushels good ut 81 So 90 BUSH
els inferior at 81. - -..s. ~. 49,. --.--
Corn.-Whitc y bushels prime ut sec. 70 bush-
els very good ut 9lc l bushels good ut aoc.-totaI
a3s bushels. Yellow. So bushels very good NJ SIC:
3s bushels prime at ssc.-total 81 bushels. Mixed,
liz bushels very good ut Ole.
Odts.-3s bushels prime Mt &c. 70 bushels very
good ut &C.; I7e bushels good at &c., 20 bushels
private terms. Total, 3o4 bushels.
Rge.-lo bushels good at sl.l5. -.-..-
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-Red, so bushels.
Corn.-Whlte, lA bushels. Yellow, 2s6 bushels.
0nts.-llo bushels. -..,-- .... FL
REMARKS Offerings of Corn on Change to-day
70. bushels, of which $40 were rc-cxhibited and
l3s sold. Market active for white and mixed, and
prices steady. Oats In good demand, but n shade
lowe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

During the recent races in Paris we'll
organized body Of English, pick-pockets
made clean sweep among the fashion
ables. The leader was attired in such n
remarkable style that he drew everybody's
attention to. his eccentric movements and
dress. In the mean time his satellites
plundered the gaping crowd. Iii" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

NORTHERN METHoDlsM-VoTE ON THE
LAY DELEGATION QuEsTIoN.-Neto York.,
June 24.-The latest returns of the vote on
the lay delegation in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, rs received by mail and tele-
graph at the Office of the Methodist, are as
follows: Number of churches, SIS; churches
giving affirmative majorities, 367; churches
giving negative maiorities, lG9; whole
number of votes, 80, 1888; Tor lay delega-
ton, 3,6l5; against lay delegation, S,5lS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN OREGON
Portland, Oregon, June 23.-The NUM-
cinal election June 2lst resulted in the sue
cess of the entire Republican ticket.
Shocks of earthquake were felt at Scat
tie, Olympia, and stellacome, Washington
Territory, june 20, q, and 22.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

Rip Van Wrinkle has turned up in Flo
rida, appearing at St. Mary's the other day,
out of the depth of the everglades, bringing
two negroes for sale. He rubbed his eyes,
and didn't believe when he was told there
had been a war and that his negroes were
free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

A petition signed by fifty colored people
has been presented to the New Haven
Comm Board of Education asking that
their children have equal privileges with
the whites in the public schools. The
petition was referred to the School Com
m;ttea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

Fanny Ellsler, who once illustrated the
refinement and poetry of dancing, was mar
ried the other day at the ripe age Of fifty
nine. The happy husband is the ex-hing
Ferdinand Of Portugal, and pursuant to
roval rules the union is morganatic one.