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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

MARY: | have CHANGED to see .
letter addressed to Mr.. John Randall,
Beeville, Virginia, by you, In which
you claim that gentleman rs your
husband. As | am an intimate ac-
quaintance and near relative of his,
/ am surprised at your pretenslons
whether we'll or i'll fOunded), for he
Is still considered single man here,
where he was born and reared, and
passes himself as such. 1T he Is mar
ried to you or anybody else, l assure
you that he keeps the matter secre6
here, and I am certain that neither
his father nor mother knows any
thingof it. Tell me all about 1t, and
you viii oblige 1NDIANN,A.
"That girl Is my evil geniusl" ex-
claimed John Randall, excitedly,
when he had read the note.
''She is my first cousin, and has
always loved me from childhood with
a sort of fierce passion. When L hrst
saw you, Mary, [ was engaged to
her, and [ have never had the eOur-
age to announce our marriage to her
or to my own family. / have weakly
kept the secret, putting Oft the evil
day as long as l could, or until my
circumstances would justify me In
Drawing the wrath OF my parents and
all concerned. But matters have
come to a crisis. A day OF two will
decide whether we are to be repudi.
ated or kindly welcomed" l9
John, entreated kls=.-sS,sr-s'iet US re. (
turn to my fathers.
And thus confirm the gOssips III
their slanders2 Neverl The die is
naSt Indiana and her friends will
rave; let them. Great God what a
creature she must be. Did you an
swer her letter."
II did. giving her, in self-defense,
all the information she asked"
and yet, with her full knowledge
of my marriage with you, she has
constantly been eager for me to con-
summate nay engagement with her, indi-s
rectly urging it by every means at her
command. ~
Itwas Saturday evening when they ar
rived at the depot nearest to BeeVille,
and stopping at the hotel there that
night, next day Randall hired convey
ance driving himself) and started
homeWard with his bride.
Monday he returned the horse and
vehicle. ...I
Tuesday night he escorted young
lady of Beeville to a party, and there
bore himself as gayly, apparently, as
the other young men.
His wife had mysteriousl, disap-
peared! The public of Beeville and
vicinity knew not Of her coming, and
therefore she was not missed.
Where was she?
if CONTINUED TO MORROW e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

tho p hours ending at g o'eseex This morn
ing and Inches since O'Clock iessl Gwen
lng, There were feet inches ln The
otteenngl BY The marks 90 the Water Works
at . O'Clock this morning.
.CapL James was g passenger up on the
mountain Belle o. is m0rnine re hos NOT
yet succeeded ia ffndfuoa f,eef ~ sniff him
but Is stiu determlned 10 put in no.
boat.
LOUISVILLE. r Tse co,a4sr-Jomnal OF
Tuesday says:
A Miss Sallie Philiipz. Of Cafro ,roe
married at the Stokes House IN Tonnd
city, some days since, TO SIR. Grimm I'M
officer on the snag- boat Alert. I'd was n
runaway match the parents of the bride
objecting to it.
Captain Donalds ~, OF the steamer Great
Repubuc, has adopted the suggestion o
the st. Louis 1'tHies, and viii hereafter
leave with hi5 agents "a duplicate passeu-
ger list.
The elegant passenger steamer Fails Cit.
will leave for Bowling Green and inter
mediate points at 4 j. pr. to-day, fr6m the
city wharf Capt. John A. Robinson cOm-
mRnds, which icy All that need be said.
ST. LOUIS. = The Democrat or Tuesday
says:
River falling fast. Weather beautiful.
Boats going down from this port expert
ence the pleasure OF rubot og the bottom
frequently, but they are, Of course. heavily
loaded. There has been q slight rise at
LogisylilleTpot enough 70 , sc any gooa Lp
long past due from the Missouri, which ig
in @ condition not near as good as people
The rapid Decline or the river To some-
what below q medium stage has resulted
as was 10 be expected, Ia an advance OF
theIrstes OF freight. The Memphis Packet
Company advanced them yesterday 70 the
following figures; To blemp lts-Flour 40cs
pork 69c, heavy pound fretght 25c per 100,
light 3 to 40e. To NtcksOurg-Flour SOC
pork SOC, pound freight 80 to 35c. Hay 40e
to Memphis, A5c 10 Nickshurg.
WmaH. Chick one of the clerks OF the
StoneWall, 1T IS asserted, w. as proceeding
10 the ladies' cabin when That boat was
burning, in order to assist them to escape,
when the burned floor cracked beneath
below.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
II II Al Eas ~ a ~ -.

Cum nj SSIONEh'S SALE
or
R EAL EST AT II.
NOTICE Es MERERY GIVEN
I'D that the undersigned Commissioner
Appointed by the Court of Common Pleas.
OF Vanderburgh County, State OF Indiana,
by virtue of an order Of said court, made
- - = PRiVATE SALE ~
The following described Real Estate, sll-
uated In Yanderburgh County, state OF
Lot number six ,(G), ia Subdivision Of Lot
number one hundred and nine, 100, iu
the Original Plan OF the City OF Evans
Vile. This lot fronts upon Second Street.
between Main and Sycamore Streets is I'd
by 70 feet, and has upon 10 n frame house.
Also, Lot number Lwenty-three, (23), in
the Original Plan of the CITY of Evansville.
This Lot fronts on Water Street, between
feet, and has upon 1t large Hotel build-
o ~ ST. CEoGD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five 1eet of Lot number
seventeen, 90, in Lower or McGray's En-
largem snt OF the City of EVansYilles
front line or said Lot at q point twenty
i've feet from the sOutkeasterIy corner on
said Lot, running thence along said 'front.'
line westwardly twenty-five feet, thence
at right angles with said front line TO tina
alley ia the rear Of said Lot, thence along
said alley towards Division Street twenty
two feet, thence 10 the place of beginning
Subject to the life estate OF Martha IrWiu
IN one uuuANAQGu bUAEu AAAcAGUls
This part OF Lot fronts on First street,
between elm and Pine Streets; SIS % by l4&
feet ana has upon 1T GOOD BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE.
Also, Lots six and eight, in the subdl-
vision OF the Northwest quarter Of Section
number twenty, in Township number siEs
In range ten west, as made by Conrad
Baker, Administrator OF the estate of VIII
liam Wood, in his report to the Probate
Court OF Wanderburgh County, State Of
Indiana, at It's February term, 1880.
The said Lot six containing four l5-lUa
acres, and fronts on the State road, from
Evansville 20 Princeton; and Lot eight
contains five acres. Both Of said Lots ara
near the north boundary line OF EV@ns-
Vile.
applications Of purchasers VIII be rec
ceiVed at my law Office, on Ihlrl street.
between Main and Locust Streets i'm thm
CITY of Evansville until
SATURDAY, the thirueLh t5Ulh) Gay OK
October, 1859.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, and tho
residue in equal payments nj one and two
wears, the purchaser giving notes with In,
ferest without RELIEF from valuation or
appraisement laws, and with approved
freehold surety.
Jesse w. WALKER, Commits lau er.
BLYTHE HYNIs. Att0rney. scl.aa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
Annexation NOtioe.

AND NOW HERE It appearing to
IN. the Mayor ana Common Council OF
described territory contiguous to said city,
and not plated or laid or into lots, q map
whereof has been duly made and verified
by affidavit accurately describing the
same by metes and bounds, and which said
territory is described as follows, tO-wit;
Commencing at the southwest corner of
Bray's Enlargement OF the city of Evans
Vile, and thence running north 800 feet TO
the southeast bank OF the Wabash and
said canal 7SS feet to the half section line,
passing north and south through. the GEN.
ire OF section 70, town south, range 10
west, In Vanderburgh county, Indiana,
thence north along said half section line
500 feet to the quarter quarter section
section line 834 feet to the southeast line of
Chestnut street of said city, thence SOUTH
westerly along the side OF Chestnut street
9jS feet TO the northeast side of Tenth
street of said city. thence along said north
east side of Tenth street S2l feet to the
northwest bank of the canal aforesaid,
thence sOuthWesteTly along said canal
bank l75 feet to the half section line, pass
ing east and west through the. cenLre OF
section % aforesaid, and from thence east
$50 feet along said half section line to the
place of beginning, ought to be annexed
10 the said city OF evansville and made
mon Council of said city being DESTROYS
that said territory should be annexed to
and made part OF said city, for the fol-
lowing reasons to-wit: First, that said ter
rltory Is contiguous to, and to a large ex-
tent surrounded by said city. Second, that
said territory shares In the benefits of sew
erage and other improvements now made,
and necessary to be made, and should be
annexed so as to share In the burdens of
taxation equally with other property SIM
ilarly situated, and now within the corpo-
rate limits of said city; and third, that the
jurisdiction of said city over said territory
is necessary to enable the Common Coun-
ell of said city to open and lay out suitable
stI Gets and alleys, and also to provide nee
essary and proper drainage for said terri
tory. 1t is therefore ordered that the Mayor
and Common Council of said city give due
notice according to the requirements OF an
act of the General Assembly of the State
OF Indiana, approved March 6ths 1865, that
they viii, on the 18th day of December
1862 present to the Board Of Com mission
ers OF Marlborough County, a petition fo1
the annexation as part of said city the
territory herein before described.
A. Nj. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, October y, 1863.
Oc28-6w lOl on cOpys
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04


"Johnp'
And the long separated were once
more united. Within a fortnight
they were married.
Randall did not long remain with
his young wife-his business, he said,
calling him to Virginia-and he left
her with her parents upon the pretext
that his home was not quite prepared
for her. He was absent two months,
corresponding regularly with her,
however At the end of this period
he came again, staying some weeks,
and again leaving her on the same
plea. These comings and departures
were repeated several times, until
Mary and her parents began to sus-
pect that Randall, for some reason,
was either ashamed or afraid to In
troduce his wife to his own family.
Mary had been shocked tc hear the
gOssiping whisper that her husband
had another wife In Virginia, and she
had to acknowledge that his conduct
was not above suspicion, nOtwith-
standing his plausible assurances. On
his last visit the old farmer insisted
that Randall should at once decide
either to settle down there with hi:
wife or teke her with him. IrritateC
bv the apparent lack of confidence il
him he at once avowed his determine
alton to carry her to Virginia, anC
making hurried preparations for thu
tourney. they soon went South to
gether. TWAS during the trip tina
Mary first found resolution enough t.
show her husband letter which sh
had received some months befor
from his home in Virginia. 1t ran a
follows:
, 1869-12-14

BOHEMIAN WARE,
PARIAN MARBLES,
HOLIDAY GOODS,
The direct Importation od tie sAte O. WsmFtmann, win
be closed ont il Anc13en, At tAuae TING AID plAca
6ne kne Of ..-
Britannia Ware, Plated Goods, Looking
G1a=sss, 6atche1s, ac7
By GEO P. CORE 4 CO.,
II 4k and s. Randolph It
, 1869-12-14
the cARtER OF 4 ptsFERAup.
Frank Leonard, the AssaAsia. Burglar,
Bounly Jumper, Ee-EiEs Arrest
and Delivery to tho Bclaie
AulhSfattes.

In the niddle Of t1st July burglary was con-
1nttted 1t Bcoit, Hi1copstn. Tne polsce inspected
~ the pelpet1aIm . mlu Famed Frank Leouzrd,
a!tas johnson, aiias Hc41en, slias Fla1derA eIids
GaIe, and atf4s several othe. names, worthless
character, who had bean hanging round the
town AID could give no sa.iafsctoty account
Of himself. He wEs Iuested By Deputy
sne1tn johnson and coastab,e HAv1sy, but,
on tho way to the loc&-up, he turned and
shot HAwley tn the groin and johnson tn tbs
shouldes. .nlade, nd eaeape4 Da Aonds, last be
~ - sr.sass ~ IN ~ ea,y 1DetecaEe Robert ksn-
Kenny fetmned nom Beioit, Wnete ne had faken
the pr1scner md del'eted him up to tha proper
The tol,o ring seouuns Of this Individual = career
shoHs With how mnen t1 pua,J sone men CON.
LIT crime: About the year 1850 he WAS arrested
1s IL IT, p. psce q eonpsn1 MiS
nsn named Cods. or the sun Of 1000 which
tney ND on : railroad .s.ek- Ths1 were azrea:ed
ssss ssss'en to % Faat.s n' !sele % ,ssg 9 ven 1eie
locked up hut would not eiee up tae "swaR !"
without be!eg clschsfRrd trum custody. 70 toeJ
for IQrgiar1. anu MAS offered his discharge II he
ehlAted IN the army. On netuR taken 10 the f.u-
dexsous for eolAtmen1 Id MAS recognized oy :
reject<d. lie wls then a'a1ted foT Green Bay %
b eLl1teo tnefc, h1t he "jomped" The staln q
Ssss g.; a1a{ roS r. s
gold In two bags He wA4 A1reAted BY the Provost
Mznhal, and was again turned loose on giving up
the money: Alter that he commenced jumping
bouptte3+
ia 1854 ne WIZ arrested tn punuque, lows, for
burglary, and Tor eh0ourg DECOR, And would
h1ye been iyrched bar for the tntet1efe.ea OF
sherd Mahoney, While tn JAIL there an effort wAs
nace to get MN out cf the hsnds Of bhesl1 III.
honey os Eome Wisconsin pfieiels. on :" pat up y
case Of murder; bit, t"e Sheriff having found out
thAt II sxs< 10 get hin out OF his hands, 70
puque, convicted aud keus to the PenitennA1J tol
ten sea1s, tat, A1te1 hasnK settrd taree year, DC
WAS psTdQneu through the indQcnco of certain
Betoit. After that ha aealn tufned up Ia Iowa
and was detected in The act Of committing bur
elaTy, 4 ncntle eEgned, and Two balls Ncrt
logged lii hts leg which disah,ed him, K1d hn wAs
capIuIed aud sent TO jail. 30 broke iaI, again,
| and came 10 Chicago, where he VA a1Eessod u
At,1rn 1tAted.
, 1869-12-14
IAIERRAl REVENUE.
Card AsD tho Dcpety Collector RexafdIuS
tic Fekt d. Rfenoy Matter.
)FJG COLLECTOR lNT14AAl

OFT1cH Eo1l1c7uH INTERNAL REvKNuH,t
CHICAGO, Dee IL :
n as Editor af Tx c1ied9o Tribune:
In Jonr tssue Of yca.eruay you Published N a1ta.
Gle which irrnxna both the ene,ency md integrity
Of this odlca and tnoae connected With II 10 N
ot1ctal capacity. TIE aflc:e contains not only
tnstnuations ~ regards facts, but insinrat1oos
thst no nan conscious OF his o m Integrity Eo1ld
allow To pasa unchs:leneed. Allow me- to state
the simple facts In tnss c4se, 70 which desire You
naeuss ef person VINO eTdeatG has ntte r-gEfd
f@ Euth ADD less capacity to attend to hts own
hp1ness pfoPfs!{.
the aEtnA LIT special tax - retail tcs1erf, Tor
Nh!ch they applied. OVER their own s1gna,ures, II
tho ltncs ot the Asaessnt Upon tals tar they
tax.psJers uaoa that lit received: mat BY ad-
tett1tnE ID two dhty papert, pna Of which waa
E InH 1K1srHE and sooseqaentJ hy notice sent by
bringing them 10 payment Of tho ZANE. Upon
tne sath Day Of AnKukt, a. he s:Ates, he made ap.
piic.ton, over tier own signatures, for special
ta1 receipt !ssued upon th1s day By this ONCE.
During the lat month We haze been loo1nx up
.ss oaa FL FsS r. e.
era, s.nl u1pasd- OF eoasse. shesr names Nc1r
placed upon Earra1t, with otners, ror cotleo-
ea ny Wnsn cnd Sos asy esd T.
70 stated. The clerk In charge Of The lIssa, Of
eoulee, could ind nothing to indicate s1ch paY-
ana sa - 60 n5mep M Of ts1s ~ 10 See1 1as
pect Of such y CLERK, WHO hAs q u4t Of
4',coo or et.eoo names. 10 remember that
this or that MAn had paid his TAX
Tor nil OF anything else unless he sho ved ! re-
oept Tor the Ra1nc, which would fctt1e the mAttrr
n once snd Indicate upon lss Itec for what the
tnz Nas paid snd upon Wnat particular Lat. SUD-
seQuently, ~ he s:Aies, he found hts receipt ard
prcsented It at thi1 o1oc 4h'ch feTeA1ed the fnct
th21 he had p4o tAx ~ butcher tuok ret4n deA1eTj
upon the hi for Au2ust aud not npoo the AhnuAl
LIST and the ten DO lars whtch Joa declalu %
loudly about Kaa iouod properly entered up a. tne
M1. Felt Jeff this once exprtadng h3meeH perfect
y satisfied 30 far t1 tntB once Na1 concerned.
So far ~ 10 Il be4ng unla4r th1t he VA tMlc1 H.
seaaod u concerned. be u himself only to Ind
taaiL with for not ntte7dinR propes1 10 h41 oNn
bubines1. 1t u the duty OF the Co1ectut to at
temp. the collection Of ali tzles GenI him, and u
the Frturn Il urocE 10 auy respect, Il il for the
tax psJeI 70 teek the tenedJ provided 70 neet
sUch clkes, and this ONCE u ready 70 aid hlco Al
al tlmes ID xuch contingency. VERY respectfully,
THEo. 2. SWAN, Deputy Collector.
, 1869-12-14

wAs m me hAhtt Of bs6oumr ~htdx1cased and-
fasLn&& VI Aat1J" around tho AoasA He -
tas tuntos ueune< q rha candy 4VHuptfassd did
rot sppt =. md hs w.s he1d u taoe bad for fur-
snsr le11n& % ~ 1ttA inst
thos. an6 ssant, snd ito laac1 III snd mn, naa il
disputo tn ealoon On KtnEie street, and Nd
tosIned 70 N alley near bl 70 sstaa It b. nsnunx.
Flynn came asonx and stopped tham Joy than
chsnia' Policeman cana 10 hls ssststsnce and the
H.s ve1y indepeudtnt, elsva:ed hss uppef np, and
MA&Eed ht1 hosd n pecult1r EaT, q Il 10 fay :
"Iou can % via. 700 choose; i dont caro-
tha' PAYMENT ot IS 5oI I'D I'D 70 ssad : man al
Depart
A lna'stdus, Known u =" pocto, y caster, vao
lie Worth n summer, xas cnarEed Enn being 4
r1SI1nk He called 1t the ruion Street Station on
sunaas! p1set a.1so iol !odgnf nd "a econ. r..
Honor for tho rfreenih rtns u M rnnutnE, and
wss committed 10 toe Rftdewca ior fo!t7 Days
John and Aa1Earrt Daily, husband md wife
aite1rcon. xhilt oeasl! drunk. Taey hsd nd
not laige enooRh to render rha making out Of N.
te1nA reYEuue rEtmns- nete463lJ. IneJ were
da1h
We! On oStufa45s nAflt& aefved one hnnaled 4ae
thtee dA1t- On Sunday ahe bfcame glottooai]
tnH uc1te6, and VII arrested Yesterday abe II!
sctotunited TO her cd quarters for one hundtet
dSyE.
knte skellcy, one Of nuuczuus Class Of female.
Wto nhke YeE3 Little moneJ and gpeDd that 1tttl'
for vhtfkey, MAS lined ta5 for VACANCY, and sen
10 the R1dtHe4l In dcfsult
- nuRoK EI1IEf cnuEr.
I1omst Somels md Jonn Wilson Wetn charge.
Win buIxasJ: TheJ had been caught u the e
tahlsament Of Kogera BEn-, n the eorntf
by removing pane uf 1lass, md we1e IN tho Ac
| q removing tub o. esg. Wien dstected IN
case Hsa continued 1or ! further heaf1n9. Tho nc
cueed neiu1 held In bali OF 81 40 each.
Tom. Ktaton, the notorious rnief and couddene
mst, having been 90 many unes hauled 10 Of lAte
| objected. On sasutdny night, when > polteemal
undertook TO FepeAt the procesf, and tare the On
cef1 eoat- He xas 1ned - fat yAz1ancy And Ee
k,sttDE an odlcer. -.
Tnona. Matthews; CHARGED With having s.ole
animation.
, 1869-12-14

Fscuoa Bsnevnlent Society or rllno4a, which tkkea
raace u TIC Opera Home % the 9la1 lnssant, ere
Progressing vel1 successfully. aud promise pna Of
the Most brilliant society katnef1ns1 cYer known
hsfe The tattots coCnndttae1 ste tmt1y u woff,
sca toe s.le o. ttcfets tndlcatea that tas sstead
extsnd to ~ ahA!f 4 hearty pa'ronaxe, NJ need
hAfd1y speak Q4 the claim tht4 ,eIcetteHt charity
mas upon them. It u one which zppeal5 to them
with unu!uA fofce II this fnciement sesAou OF tho
ne mgea 1Seos
this hall heforo the pubic Vita t0s Gatlie
gocd ta1te, they VII leave nothlng undone,
rot only 70 mats it pleasant bat
bra isn't tn the extreme 1t viii ns of nsture to
cali out the rery six Of the cit1 md in III tnatte
tnintstes1nK % sac pleasure Of tho participants,
Ue have only to refer 10 tho past bhlit Of this
soc.ety Tor i guarantee This one will be upou Z
much Larger aud aratdtI scala than any Of IL
predecessors, however, and we may, therefore,
look for much more brilliant gather n2 and
hare been pxed at nse dollars and NAV be obtain
cd Of the Tn ssutes, Mo1F. Aymar de Del,py II
Exchange placc, At Smith + NIIrna muuc store,
or At cobh's Library on Washington street BAL.
The Treasurer. A. the pur1ber Of lckats il limit
81 to one thousand. thoae intending TO 70 vii see
the ncctS6ty Of mixing an e1IlY application.
JosErn JEFFxasoS ". C. p. mss 4 CO
NC leatn that AF. Iofeph Jefferson, the joint
author with Mr. Dioa Bouclcaalt, and proprietor
mas commenced N action acatn1t the pfupr1etors
OF The Crosby Upers House, for having caused !
feftion o. me dfatna to be represented on their
Stage This drama was daily entered In The
Go,ted ssstes District Court 4 New YORK In the
weeks prior 10 its production 1t the Ade!phi
Theatre, London. where It enjo3ed 4 lopg nud
s1cccssInt run.-Etening fpst-
, 1869-12-14
EHeetARleE Ak4 ReEsEBlsS,

One Of the botrde15 Of 66lse At 10. 100 Msdi-
son etreet, FAMED l. u. TrJa, vss robbed Of 4
trunk On satortsy ntzn.. On Sunday night An
occupant OF le1 heard noise IN the y1n1- lie
proceeded 70 investigate and discovered two men
tn the sct Of heesflnx open trunk. becoming
aware OF RlotLeftA plesen noe they led. Tne t1uaf
proved 70 60 M. T7J<FA. Wntca had eskda0ly
been h'tden N The yard during the prettoaa
tNent5.Ieur hnu1H
Hoon No 81, Eeldn&r D1oct, is occupied BY 4
fair tn ftAA pefton named Asobe ProapeE. n. r.
u .uUnE Enma14 Acd one that o14SeA love 10
younf, and pe1hzps middle aked men Oa Sun
day 111ht Abe WAS thrA enF1Eed, and While abe
made to7e TO yDotn vita gambling pfops1nuAA,
be u1he }ove 70 her porsA 1t onutslned SIS
Hiss Siooe u much s&kn.Eed y The youug m1n1
conduct, And has informed tho police 10 that
eject
Tne G1ocery 4tnre Ct L. II. srrh, 20 LII SoQ:h
Weils strrtt wzs = in:efv:e red ~ tte prnfes-
t:cn 90 s1nday night and 1he proprietor 60 =
Eso1,n. tae 1oss Of koods to tse ya,ne Of eioa
TIE hAttwnfe oto of d. Il Wells, Nc. IS
R1ntoph AtIeet, feit toe e1eet OF taa approach Of
tcc y A1tnx season e2r4J .ettrFthy morning. 4
doteh FAn Of skstes afe EtgtnR. anal boy
banned Ioaneon y suspected Of The crime, aad hs1
be+u aIrerted. -
The c:othipg ssore Of J. ?. Hta,, 10. 60 seass
stTec.. Wa In \ manner sc-aF and ~ fraudulent
u sW1Ddled oct oS goods 70 the value oa $5se Iu-
c1dentsIy, let It be rem&rEed thAx Il u crime rQ
eteal AID pEce IN 4 &1eat 1nle 1Qu ehosfF II mi
tn Iha CuEutY jsQ for the oGencH
, 1869-12-14
Me1Et PERSONALS,


Among the arrivals NJ the Sherman House yes-
te.day we're TIC following: b F. Lnsaoanzn. Ne
nra1kA: 4 ". Ayru, Penna71vanta; C. r. Em-
met, San Francisco; J. II. Williams st. Loos:
I. Bloesomr 4. Il Carpenter, s. Y. CastNelL III.
NtnAte; DW1Rht lraNp, Sprirttes T. Z
Nt;caeu, Fur;hrd, No Frlnk Van Duasa. Gu
ctnpsu; James L A1'eos s,aslAa6, md Cnatie4 p.
Wood, Auburn. n. 7.
Nxtr1a Ho1SE
AnocT the AtTtsA y. LILO httKva HoG1e, yestef-
dsJ, were the TOTO wtrz: CInel Jonn Y. Golln11.
AHoCuH: Hon- MM- BCner1eId, forA, S4noeS
Etshir. 81 zomA: Bst1tusn O. FnHhps, New
OfhaIs; ntnry Cziklns, uesr1As: J1u,es Nattt1e.
ICE, NilEauteS: HchHrd O'Rf1en, Springfield
frtdsf3es Z. Ei.ox, LsaitSille: Au11ce BIixntop.
Dtbuque: EaAt1 '. Slocnnl. sIr7cose; Ea ssfd E
Hl& eur, NousresA: tanes ". WA1ke1, Cnctonau
Csleb Curtis, BAtuDore.
B 81 tANN NoTH-
AmonE the ssEts1as x tbs S. James Hcsel. yee-
tefrAy, were the following: 8, A. Ba3dx1u and
Janes 4 NoTs, New fszts z s. ANxan6ef,
Iowa CITY; E. J. WE9h0Eu. Rsc1ua; 3. c. 6prtn,
Michigan; Z Hitchcock, RockfoFd; x Bran, A..
lxnta; ". 2. C1IklrA YAfpefA,Ao; ChA<3se d
Euu n.rn1r, jkresvs1e: 1uke Ransom, vx:tAporx:
s ". Bower, Joliet: o J. 5aocxn, AInAdalA
fHIMltEf HoIIkX.
Among the 2f1tT1&$ II The ffenoN HQuA4, yes-
tesdAy, we're Tho sol1nsic .0s. T|taks, T13esta
Au5un: Aator ". q. Calk1ns md 8. L Anlho7I
Yaipasano; l. = Graves, ]. u. 4eVtekcr, and 4
[. 8kchee; NsR IcRfs ]. h Wl1tKNs, s. Iae.s
D. J. EaltteInoee md G r. 0AS, 2uFH5fns
Allan ThaA p4ao, d. Jasspa: 4 Z Flsyd, K..
ssasaia; J. z. caspaaa nd T. psassaass. = es
, 1869-12-14
TEXAS,

NV oHI1AHz, pse- MA special despascn
frcm Houston, TcIBA> E1y4 returns fecc4ved f5Vs6
texrat1ve, has n1touy IN tazsJ-tve coupttes
Of ssss; nAvA Hatical, u2Mrtp IN tofrT.
txo e. co%ass, lasa- D.vs n tali.y-ais
10 be heard irm. Tee sex6eed White
vrte - 1884 Tne registered ccAorsd vola
a%1. Davis ltads he colaeed registered vuss q
OF e-ktxth- The Ik41Al2tUte, II It nov &eAndA IL:
feoate-CooseTzttve. II, ,Ho1se-Co1sety1lits,
O.: Seta4e-RAdtc1l, il: Hou.e-RAd1cs1 81
TIE vuto lut Gosefbcr t8 4t1A dpookfut, but VIII
ih1s excep epuoB the etre Radical tackss Il slecsod
uauiftoos iTtenca e1li2u h1a eIctioa tor Gover,
ror bJ 900 uaiof,tg. Am1dnnS md Coooer1
Coueeftahvee, arc believed 70 Be elected to Coo
fFckh,