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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
R0ais LeaVIng To-DaY.


pressure steamer Quickstep, Captain
II. II. Dexter, leaves promptly at 4
PM. to-day, for Cairo and all way
ports, offering superior attractions to
passengers and shippers. Her clerks |
are Jack Grammer, Walter b Pen
nington and Sam. Laughlin = all |
pleasant and obligiDg gentlemen.
FoR LOUISVILLE. = The splendid
Tarascon will be the unrivaled packet
for Louisville aud all way ports at 10
o'clock this forenoon. Her cabin and
state-room appointments are unsur-
passable. Captain E. p. T. Hollcrofr
a veteran steamboatman, is her popu
lar commander, aud jesse jackson
and Dan. Honlihaan are her admira,
bic aud obliging clerks.
For WOODBURY.. - Captain joe
McReynold's new and beautiful
steamer Hartford will leave at p NJ.
to day for Woodbury. and all way
landings on Green River The Hart
ford has elegant aud comfortable pas,
senger accommodations, and Captain
Joe McReynolds and Billy Liter, her
chief officers, are competent, clever,
and obliging gentlemen.
FoR HENDERsoN.-The elegant and
feet railroad transfer steamer Mollie
Norton, leaves for Henderson at 4 P.
NJ. to day, ia charge of Capt. Charley
Perkins, an accomplished officer, hav-
ing elegant accommodations for pas
sengers. 4. o. Durland and G. III
Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, are
her obliging clerks.
For MI. VERNoN.-The neat and
gentle Sallie V. leaves for Mt. Yer
non and all way landings at 81 PM.
to day. having comfortable passenger
accommodations. Captain NJ. Wallen
commands, and Loui. Coleman has
charge of the office.
For EAsTPoRT. The beautiful
new steamer Rapidan No 2, Captain
Lee Howell, an accomplished gentle
man and skillful navigator, is the
regular Monday packet for Eastp )rt
and all way ports. She has excellent
passenger appointments. Robt. Me
Meekin is her popular clerk, and is a
most obliging and pleasant young
gentlemen.
FoR MEMPHTs-The high hea9 &c
and elegant side wheel steamer Chs
tor is the regular Cincinnati ant
Memphis packet for Memphis at
An to day. Capt. Frank Stein anC
George Hunter are among the mos
popular aud estimable gentlemen il
the business.
For NEW ORLEANS. -Passenger
for and shippers to the Soath vii
have an opportunity this morning t
patronize one of the most admirabl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
Sale of Unclaimed Goods.

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given thataII unclaim-
ed goods left at the Builders Emporium,
Water Street, between Locust and Walnut,
Evansville, Indiana, and remaining on
hand one year, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder at the Auction
Room of Hiram Nelson, Esq, Locust
Street, opposite the Post ONCE, on the 4th
day of May, 1853. A list OF the goods can
be seen by calling at the Builders Empo-
rum. BABCOCK q STEELE.
February Cd. 1869. DIM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

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"a GnN OFFICES under tho new AID
w WDW ministration. We p-enare ap
phcauons ia form for q 3verument posi-
ions, secure Congressional and othe
necessary influence, and personally Dra
sent he claims OF applicants. For eircu
La 81 lnstruet@ons address, with stamp
WINCHE5I ER s. HAYDEN. Washfur
on, ID. G..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CON.
TRACTORS.

Having bought 4 he sand Bank formerly
owned by Mr.. f. Cross, 1 am prepared II
furnish a No. article of Building sand /.
also, fresh Plaster, Lime, and Cement al
the lowest living rates.
april JAMES CROFTs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
DIR. Burton.s Tobacco AntidOteI

Or. BurtOR'S Tobacco AntidOteI
WARRANTED REMOVE DEsIhE FOR TOBACoT Is
The blood invgoraes the system possesses great ish
Ing aA strengthening power, is excellent tknc and
appefiZa enables the stomach digest the Aearest
food mikes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health. Epsosers and cheI0sTs for Sig SkQTs cured.
Price FifNcents per box An interesting Vease he
injurious ects Of tobacco, with lists morias ref
erences, etc. NsENr FREE. Agents wanted. Address
y DR. T. R. ABBOTT, JeSey Cuy, n J.
TE&TIMoII hats
PosrxAsrER's kEsrINoNF.-I recCS 4 a box Ct Bur
tons Antidote FROM Rev. NJ PghhC, and ind IL az
s6sotual cure S GATsHAL, COnnStOn, arison Co. o.
FROM THE o. s TAM URY, SeSTetaTy Qt7ee-Plcase
dLoae rs asork SURELY. 4 &. 4. EpsAR.
FROM NEw HANFsEz SIRE Prise -.-Gertlemen
Of influence here havinl cured Of tie appetite fof
tobacco by using DR.. Bur on Andoie, desire
,fv for the prisoners OF this ny tuition
JOSEPH MAYO, AsIdeIA\of y H. State Prison.
4 BkNKER's TEsTIxgNY.-DrN> Burton's Antidoie fs
fobacco has acoompfiy ssd all cttisNe IL foI. a.
W. MANN Tst Nat Bank New Albany, Ind
A CLERGYN ANS ZEsTIxoSr.-ONFNRox OF AsTIDoTE
cured my brother and myself IT SEvAR PANS
Rev. y SHoENAKER, Kelley Station, Pa
FROM THE Police HEADQUARTERS, LYN,S, MSS
haze gaiHeI rfgfUe pounds Of flesh IN thFeS mouths by
using Dr. Aton's Anfdoe, and all desire foAobacco Is
removed 4 VIZ. L. WAIT, JR-
FROM fir SOUTHERN HONE JOURNAL, BAiSrMoRE,
MD-Che box OF Burton's Antdote Fenored an desire
It 70 gsl our readers. T. Y. SLATER, EditQr.
FOR SALE BY ATT DRUGGISTS.
Trademark x Copsvfghtedl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
lust VIVA Yon Want.

- -" ~
UYE HAVE I'm STORE THE Fol-
w lowing, in prime condition, which
Is offered to the trade:
% barrels Jowls. in brine;
TBS Hams, in bulk;
so tierces No. kettle rendered Lard;
% kegs No. kettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
300 bags Oais:
40 b gs RedtOp Seed:
% barrels choice Family Flour;
% barrels extra White Wheat Flour.
BABCOCk IL STEELE,
Water St., bet. Locust and Walnut,
Evansville, Ind.
fe24 Builders Emporium.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16
EUKEkASTABLE
81 tfh ~ tsss ~ F' roe q
Houston Avenue.
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

!, a..a.s7 THE Propviti,r ol
1 * nj. s..sl. boy Z. Law, :,
y. ,r.y NJ A. ,t.s publis fvr ths very
liberal Sxvu,ass he Ess yceel' ~, and
|6Hs 4 thea that ny pains will b
lwmstesk 70 merit coincidence lie -
|LNess 'psSiArsa with i~ci,ities FOR your
~ ssss.l,iAsssnm tham hsssn'so<s being
SAelI .spnIssa w, 6saAstss1tsf sad ces'
k4ssaAls uetss gssA tss~s, 40 sore
Ltxk arirsys iuf Tie trHnspsrtA''on q v.ss
IsssxcrS, Aud ~ thpss wao woalA ssts
4 dive. ny ether business Of Pleasure,
~ would ~ ~ hns good
Buggies and Horses
IT, ysas sssrsslAsioa1 ~ sone on
&gesai~tsas ssiceA ysss sssaas "sA sASs .
| Tbssjsite YIN, a. hekstsspss, be under
tsie consrbt AVd nAnsysuasss u CArs.
W. =. .isp)llA, WIN 70 the Authorised
nxsas MtVk 1'ttAhs arsi0n u alt btisine ..
co.,aev ~ u, ~ tts,s s
~ Isl u.s.. u. sbisAiANG
kisss an sxsst .sss{ .eg3 Npee
,Aaxstsll, Dan. s, G0sls asis@5u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16
MANSFIELD g. NIeBsE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,
A RAPID ard never hillg gnfc im'
"A fvir aud Agne, ur chHl- sud Fever
Evrsy Poison has Its Amtidotc.
Every Disease It's Cure.

N
"A Fvir aud Agpp, " chtiis sud Fsyrl
Evcsy Poison has Its Amtidotc,
tveiy Disease It's Cure.
II + woli knovn fact that 'bc pa,s,r
h,l mineral medicines 20 i,tqpruly ad
min stored 10 cnpious doses IN intefmlttea,
and nillious remitient F,vcrs are ss peril
ou, to The constitution An The diseass
,hem..lyvs. While their operAt,ou Is eeuef
ally flow and upccrtain, and their ,il.ci,
evan SCENT Remedies d this class, haz
nrfnus under any circumstances, emu OF
be ssed with my approach to saily.cS
c,sp, sr,ier ,le direction u rhslean,
anal IN the rexoss xhcr. Fovg ssd Ara,.
BuIious Fever. Chill + YER. Dumb A,,p
aud ,h,Sr A.ndsd eomplauts chr Ny PIE
val nc,Iiral mcn are eo,nesimr f.w aud
f.f b,lwv,n. aDd medical al, ice almost
uncomfortable. II ia ubvious therefore ,luf
preparation Ike The 'Frxns Tonic \, rup.
prompt and certain IN its nc,iun ny ,u
", and eqoaily To bc rrl,ed al Oh ~ "a
prcy,nt tive "i these mnla,iirs--must br
OF p,ic,iesa yalne IN ,he v-li'y Of the Ms
sis-irpl. or wL,t VET Use lh'y MAJ sNi-t
Tns eomnui, eans. Of all rvmlti,n. and
iflfmiiicft 'i,eis l. ue methiiic ysI~
o. mia.ua rsaroraitd by HEAT irnm lie
SOFT ~ ltom 'he surface OF stagupnt Al.
tr; mud u is ssudiy When tie tufi Vi
wutislh ei snia,Der has prostfatsal lhe H,a
i,m aud rendered II ,p,apai,ie OF eouicld
inn enc y'lcs.lly with disease That i'd
attack e'pis or. July, August sercnr
bgr, and Ue,ob are The mouths dainp
which al bill Gus complaints aru m"si
common nud nust vrirns. TIC org In
immediately sf.eted by Fever and Agus.
and lab, sasi,snis and kpm,i.n,,, afr the
LAYER. ,l% d aue. thu Stomach, aud X Il
bry. u .lui, each nn.i AL vi iL,s feans
he Texas Tpur syrup acts rpcs lhcnlly
regulating md controlling the How %.
bic, preventing or relieving that 60 urgc
mept OF the Spleen kunwo ns the Agm
Cake. str,ug'hs1x the digestive power
aud removing those severe pans oi III
b.ek which arise from The torpid y %
inf ,pn,i,un OF the Kidneys. MsJcal
MO- OF Acknowledged emin,uee pe'crib'
it 10 ih,ir Practice, anil II Is rapid . 81
psr-e.!ns all Other pr. ,artions Of Va cla~e.
urauah.sat the West, Southwest, sad
aou,h. No iamily res,d,ng IN any section
q s.,.jert 10 the vi~i'st'o'e Of Ayue M
F.,es. shoull bc without II, II thy desire
to escape he Isnalii.s u pfoiraried sick
10. uad ito copeoAilsnt dangers, ason.s
Aui expen-cs. r..
II Is not alone for its curative proper
ties that the Tonic syrup Is TO brpnnsd'
A !. accumulation Il IA an, ..tanii,. I'M,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16

.f ln,f,,l ttt,l IN he s,n,,ls -
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said, pax.,d. A., 4..Itu.
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,ee,.d A. ,le .wall recent. anJ ri,
nal. III al ,rn, \,,r;ra TIA
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NM, a, i'll ,..J.
4 =. 80 o,lns ,a,.,,, 49,
e.on,ed lar ,he;, smoI,rc a. t,, /,
.,e,d al increase. we and a further
e,,io,oy 40 dse,.a., and ,Le .y,r,ve
| M, rcbru,,y !, o,tv 50 400 halo, uc,
a.t XXX, "a o6o H., ,nar 4,
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Ia 49, .u,, n.d !, ,scm, li,,,iy
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J fuIl LARGELY iNlnN Tue tdai AtAis Jhfr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16


Once spsa . tiss . tssvslss stsD.
rsd Isle . ssses esssA NJ ~ss .
yoswH MN sssssisg IL LIE. ns fossd
eli psssens srs aksst him, ali gray.
As~isd and sstssMsly sssd msa.
The yossss.s srcssssa 10 Aavs ssss
81 'sss' eighty sisters, Oar yos-S
"svsass, s'ss~t With the sissulsr!y
milo s"d happy .sp,rs Which dis.
'iwxuished III his fsllov pssssaasr.,
ds'srA,.sd 10 ssrsf,sia the secret II
. long HE sud art VI ~aAiss cid .ss
oomEss.bls.
lie sdAvsaseA The a., .oc.,..,,,
The sldsss. ~hs told MIN Ne Md d.
ssys ~ ssxsias ssd shsssnio.s
NJ, saiisp vegetables and d,i.k;..
water TIE younx msn vs. r,,hss
daua,ed 81 this, inssls uch 4. he ,iA.d
~ gocsi sAinvM oi iAis life, III. al.
dressed The secosd, sho astosi.hsd
him BY s.yi.s. Ne he'd sl~s,. Gates
rosst beef aud gone ~ bod ,sxul,,,v
ts'ialsd for the last seventy ys.rs.
sddisv. sti dspsndsd on regularity
The third hsd prolonged hi. da,. bv
never ssei'sg or scesp,iag ofke.
the fourth by resoln'sly abstaiu,ns
'scm al political aud religion. con.
rovsrs'ss /; SD the afh by going TO
Ted 4" sas'ss and rising =, dsua.
Tho s'sih ~ss spra,snily w.cA
Sounart than the other a,s--hi. hair
sss Isss gray sad Their. vas NOR, 81
ia placid sails, dsao,ing . PER.
fsetly easy cos.cisecs, msntisd h;s
face aud his voice ~. jocvsd s.d
sssonv.
They were al surprised to Lar.
tia, he ~ss BY ,ss years The oldest
ms" !" the coach.
How l. |, ,hs, you h.v. ,,..,rv.
sA the freshness @. !is. ?" s.a,siw.d
our yosse traveller.
..s,.,.I ~. ..,..'.. s's'''y
IL ks,e dr.sI ss,., ID
have eaten men, IA ..a',,
hsy, d,bbl.d in ,,Ii,,o. -,
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Hssnt II VS. Gsss,.i I.osvs,,.e1
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Wilderness, case ~ sssv devtj,iss
UP the right viss Of Oss Cy,a.s
tsss L.sssssses. ksviss /. xosd fIIsA
sssrssdsk ia sssspssd H. sla.e.
a.. ~ - 10 w.; ;. ~ 70 ~. =,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16

"A LUDrcsous SITUATION. - eisr !.
~ ass IN Vermont being spprshso
>sss tbs. sts ss~umasa,s1 weight VI
,As -".w sSsa i've ssot ~ Lts hass
w,gh, ~ ss,s.s assssss. ssssissA IL
,hosel y "a. liz st.sssfsss s.sssAsA
lhs ruef, ,kssisx frs. .stss ~ 20
qav,i9n II t4.lss ii. wsiss - 49, esd
y = ropS, .hs other ssd u shisA. IN
tavs 70 lis vile but tsssisx slili fss
Ma rafHy, Ne aid aMy jsss. III
tks @sopt sSsSS yos. ssiS4. ;" M
ssosss Nd segsNsAs sAis, wAra 81
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NJ vss, ~ siis.a vAss - Sss 49,
u the hss the sstounde,i clsrryuas
h,yny. ykiieas sAs Aah~ sd bssp
~ W., tkt aas .dsy. dssensg q
~ - otlka 49, a. tAst ss~I1sss
ssesis sss lscs0y psasl W ssd
delivered them from eAsev tssljsus
Isl t.e ssesi~s $3.50 assSt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16
VARIETY COLUMN.

Love ssesed nySA " rae. ae
,..... -, -. ~,
""' me'"o's"' y 'P"' 'nm' oasn
~ ....
81 - W - w" y"
.L. II na., '
Ere thou true loys shalt LA.x"
...,.....
Iweiv 'a''''"' hsve y'sssd, md again
r.' " .h,, Il,
Bu, nv I,. Ls. c.,s. ...i me- a..r,h.
n@I t t1s
t'' '"'
And now, n on the rcl.en sand.
| ! ~alk BY the ss.siess ses; Z
isendsr not sh.s l'se eau sssn--
'''''' mystery yl'laii7m
A burly looking female Of unmi.
taxable Celtic origin was recent,
arranged lefore A New Or,ean. m,v
i-,rsle for somc ordinary onen.e
while nature had nuniaeccn,l, cr
'"Ne'' ne. N''n o'a''n ana !, y"rA
ss,, we Iu.s''u" ~ Doa 'og ,,
W. ~" "'R,',''" :" wy "as," WIZ
-, wa, -. t'sit -
inquired the magistrate. my beau
y, reckon" "Yoar whaiP" NJ,
beaW'v' "Aro you rcrtain o
,hsty w "Oh' bcdnd. tlcres NJ
mistake % "Then I d;,eLn,pe 70,
YOU ain, guilty :" and he acou,
led Iadv tack her ,,ena,,o,o
E n
| "Sam, did-did yea (hic) sec aay
", ,I ~ "y ~ ,el,
., -. . y. w. '"' ''"'' VI '"'"'"f
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-" 'ro'"e'''' 'a". ''" N''-
w1s,.,,r. p,a"', Soc Is,a" ~ ''"''
.Idid not, !" lNt Ie '''
sIlew yer know yer dian's' She
she's as tall as = (hic) neetio' bovs'
and lropd rs limp post. a-and III,
wears n ainpum unb'clicr and one
eye out, aud thic) her nose wins done
UP =" par Of specs p'd"s sec
"e' A. ,,-,,.u..>
a." SIR te"rhs',e"''yp "a,
""' ,, az .,I"', s I'%' s '".,' ~
.imn. sL. Chie) said she wa. going
Ia Join Sory-.ory-sis. aud IT she
.ioe. / mean to re. ,,avin blind
drank. Wouldn'. sou ~ 10
Sam eounseIlea tho unfortunate
Bened,e. to pmnia sober, and hast.
| -
s"sa o"N"ls way
n,,L,,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16

''h'sa'ss '"H'~s
usc~ hal NJ, v~vs~gs on mssks
ess,,es. not on sissac, 1stAsG.,lc.,
aes ,ss IN applied IN sslss.sssiss, bot
uu alatAs@a,ie. cosess.e. SD ,mpes
sonpie. Tbs creature va. . s.IcsIs
maa, Ia Kind Of sa,eiie. and ksL n.
Ken prize, | hated him W.,
Standing 10 front Of the exesllen,
book and Stationery sm po,um Of
Nc.srs Bre~n 4 Cross, In the Aour
i.bins town If il,r,t.v,i. thu,y sis
u,lc. p.rlb when Law the ~,c,ch
coming dnwn Aylum street Ia from,
II ne dcpo, L, had = csrp., hss
In Il. dexter grip, and Wv cvidenuv
Just ftom Aealenn. Wy ey. r..'sd
an Policeman \ who was sunhisy
Wv, ''''' ~ ~ Wv ~, 1850
wy ',,, 1870 80 ~ '
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-16

~ ganilcnap frs~ Nsvada, being
a.ksd by az old lndy In vrls''oe IL 4
,hs welfare u . fsvot,ts scsPsarnee
,iln ssphswu WIS he'd geas 10 that
STATE. isi.rn,sd her ihsss the y~ang
nan hsd Did trnn early si-inv
This puzzled the old lady very much.
until, by din, Of inquiry, she !srrncd
,iAs "carIy rising" 4 gla Nevada
phrase for hanging. ... 49,
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kpovlclna Of VIA ,lle leading houses
of Engiand ,hinl u It's supply al
cotton, SO siyc thr following Oar
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The following typographical error
shows the vast lwpastAace u the
cotnfna. At the tsuquct Tin. tsass
was given: j" Woman Without Der
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an m'ssus, its inp0sslblei You
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40 mcre n ! can. yosr dressss won' |
IL nc, and I cant appear on Sun,
days AZ l used % DO Al my la,t place,
where mi,sus's hlsed 'xacily,"
An oc'ogenarlao says was.
born IL the wroAs iiine, When ]
vas a young nmu, young men we're
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-18
Marriagfs.

WoLFE-wAPLEs.-At Lewes, DEL, on Thursday,
18th inst by the Rev. g. IL Nimno, Henry welfe,
ESQ.,, to ss Mary E., daush of the late Robert
NAPLES, Esq, both of Le3es, Del. Philadelphia
and New Orleans papers please copy.
GRAHAM-BOYCE-At the M. e. parsonage,
Bridgeve, Del, on the 18th inst, by Rev Joseph
Cook, Mr.. James r, Graham of Sussex county,
DEL, ond Miss Margaret j. Boyce, OF Caroline
county, Md.
MOoRE-HEsRN-A the NJ. &. Church Of Laurel,
Del. on Tuesday, Nov. 10Th, by Rev. h. Miller,
Benjamin v. Moore to Miss Martha Hearn, both
of that Dlace.
MORGAN-PALMER.-0c 9th. by Rev. Chae.
Hill, Joseph Morgan to Isabella Palmer, both of
Wilmington.
ENLEAF-ATKINsoN.-O the 18th inst at
the residence of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev
MIR, Allison, DR. R p Greenleaf, Of Wilmington,
Del to Miss L. r Atkinson, of Thompsontown.
Juniata county, Pa. No cards.
HUXLEY-LOBDELL-At the residence of the
BRIDE. parents, near Wilmington. Del. on Thu s.
day, November 11th by the Rev. W. 81. H. Marsh,
John W. Huxley to Maria D eldest dau shter OF
Geo g. Lobdell, Esq, all of Wilmington.
don, Pa, by the Rev. MIR. Du Bis, Charles Jester,
Of this city, to Lizzie MCDANIEL of Chester county,
on Thursday, Nov. II, 1862.
MILMAN-FISH Elton Sunday evening. Nov.
7h, 1860 at Lincoln, Sussex county, DEL, by Rev.
H. J. Gaylord, William H. Milman to Mary X.
Fisher.
CRAvEN-BARNARD.-In Philadelphia, at the
Girard House, on the I'd instant, by His Honor
Germantown, Pa, to Miss Addie M. Barnard, OF
iu,in
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-18
The Escape or Gordssorough.

HOW 1T WAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAWS OFF HIS
IRONS AND PICKS THROUGH THREE wALLs-0uT-
SIDE HELL UNDOUBTEDLY RENDERED.
special telegram published on Monday in-
formed our readers Of the escape of Robert H..
Goldsborough, convicted OF the last term OF the
Sussex County Court, of the murder of Charles
Marsh, and sentenced to be hung on the 10th of
December.
We have received since the following particu-
lars as to the manner in which he accomplished
his escape, and they leave no room to doubt that
he had outside assistance in getting away. He
had evidently been furnished with an instrument
with which he sawed off the bolt of his leg iron
and this left him unmaDacled. He then had
sawed out about eighteen inches of the wash
board of his cell, and dug a hole diagonuiy
through the wall through which passed under
meath the Jail (Which has no CELLAR to the
space between the floor and the ground. He then
picked another hole through the outside wall of
the building, and crawled through 1t into the
yard. The yard is surrounded by high brick
wall but by removing an earthen drain tile
through which the water is drained off from the
yard, and then enlargng the hole, he soon gained
access to the street where 1t Is alleged that car
riage was In waiting for him, the tracks of which
were seen the next morning.
GoldsbOrough IL connected with some of the
wealthiest and most respectable Maryland fami-
lies and 1t Is supposed that sufficient means have
been placed at his disposal to give him every fa-
cility for making good the escape which he has
thus far managed SO skifully. One OF the rela-
tves visited him short time ago and gave him
jar of preserves, in which 1t is now believed the
instruments with which he sawed off his irons
and cut his way out were concealed. The tracks
show that the wagon In which it is supposed he
was taken away, went towards Lewes, but no
other trace Of the direction he took has yet been
discovered.
Goldsborough is man of slight but strong
build, 8 feet z or inches high, apparently about
30 years old. He has lightish brown hair, and
had at the time of his escape light mousiache
and imperial. His eyes are of cold greyish
blue, and will strike any one as being peculiar.