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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
BULLS SARsAPARlLLl.
Angooa Reason f>r ehe Cnvsainss
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER, AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER, AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Beston Barrels, No., April %, 1855,
Da. JenH BuIL-Dsar Sir: knowing the Of
0eiensy Of yeur 0arsaPaRilla, ana the healing
and bsaineial qualities II possesses, ssnd zen
The following statement o. ~ sass:
lwas wounded absut I've yssrs ags-wes -
Ken prisoner end esnAsa Ter sixteen nsnths.-
Being moved % sfsen that ny wounds have %
hsaledyst. have mot Get sp moment sisss
va wounded. Am shst through the hipa :
~ general health d iopairsd. and need ssue
thing 70 assist nature. I have more faith II
ysur Sarsaparills than il any thing else. /
wish that thss 10 gs,sins. Please express ~
half dossa bottles saa sbligs.
OAPs. y. P. JeaHses. st. Lsuia. Ne.
z. s.-Ths following ~ wristsa April =.
less, By Ara Jsaais JsAassn, mother Of Oape.
Jehnsen:
N. DvLa-Dsar Hif: ~ Ausbaad. Dr. Q.
Jshssea. - skillfal ssrgsss saA pAysisiasis
Central New York. whore hs died, Leaving Ne
sSsvs o. p. Jesnssn - ~ sass. ~ thirteen
years Of - he Aa1 . eArenis diasrhsa aad
serefulA See whisA Gsvs hin ysue Sassaperil.
= II ssnas IN. havs Ter ~ vssrs rssen-
assdsA b y aaav y Centres New Ysrk 0Ais
- levA Or ssss1slay fbvss eesss sal gsusrsi
debility Hsrfse4 sueeess - e11endeaie he
cures eooeoel = ~ eeoee Sfowo6nla - 1bv0P
erss we're almost miraculous. Ian very aax.
teus FOR ~ - = again have fesssfee y vesS
SarsaparillA H b fs9fsi Y gssslsg sspssisss
article. Assss ~ writing - ~ ~ n. His
vean1s - terrible, ~ believe 10 Win roooy.
Or. usspsstfully,
JsHsm Jeaaesa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22

cooks Porous.
In lumbaGo they act like charm. In few hours
q violent cough 10 relieved By Plaster applied to
the chest Many persone bel eve . cold cannot be
taken while q plaster IL worn there; this We do
know, they greatly aeset In the cure Of neglected
cold, go often the iutrod ucer Of Consumption.
CURE OF LESION OF THG LIVER
Acentiemsn. after severe sickness, had lesion
ofthe liver. Every q1ick movement or sudden jar
gave him pain, often laying him up Tor days
regularity.
In this -ndtion. he applied over the part Affect
ed an ALLCOCk'5 POROUS PLASTER. At 1rst,
marked improvement he experienced aftcrward
gave him courage to try again. and he therefore ap-
piled an other plaster In few days something gave
way-'.sippcd, to use the gentlemau's own words
There was come soreness for few days after. then
his health was perfectly restored. Upon being SOM
ded by his ply eieian the adhesion or lesion Was
gone.
Principal Agency. BsANpErru HousR, New York.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
DE- n r. r. III G A.
Dyssnssry, Summer Complaint. CAelssa No
bus, fiux. Ohildrsn's Tsething, ed the Greet
Preventive Of Asiatis Cholera.
MA9UIRE'S BENNE PLANT.

THIS KXTRAOROINAkI 18OICINMe W0W8S
Of which y sprsad broadcast thfoaghoosth eounr
try 10 undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy 0ver 81.
fered public for the complains for which II y
intended. We have In oar posssastoa testi9snia,e
furnished voluntarily b. Col koeg, Date Chief TOpo-
Pits Henly warrsu, Gen. Pleasanton, and Others Of
the army; Father r. J. Deemet, the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also. ocrt Of the Navy, Oasgeons
Hospital Stewards, Conmanders Of nearly ever
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary riv-
crs, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chaplains and oeAses too nu0osoust 70 mention
Ukswise highest eneoaiums a The Press, most Of
which ere pu11ioAe6in oar almAnae, (WhieA ~ vim.
tend to any 60 roqusettne ~. Usalne ~ yslasbIe
medicinal qualities In the higheee terme. No othse
CURE, Sole Proprietofs, 81 l0uia, No. OolA s,
druggiess ana medicine dealera sverywhase
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ROBBINS &'APPLEToN,
0ensral Agents,
ebs l00 ROADWAY. n. y.
No Excuse.

1NO ACUSOe
Fer Gray Hair, aansssa, OF badness. They es1
oil b pssvsntsd o. sured b using Weo9e 1opsoved
Hair Restorative. We mean what We cay and can
prove. Sold By Dfuggists and Bsrbsrs.
Price n Der bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22
L'SCEDRON BITTERS.


TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL NnI
stesy Psiss. Walss o.. Ar. nsv q, -
Da. Ious BslA-Dsr Sire: LAss Hssrussy l
~ il Louisville purchasing arsgs, - =
ssns Of ysaR oassassrills - Osdssa 1atases.
Myssai.-laR. VIE ~ vitA nsia ~ slsss
- sssa Asvn Vim sAssaaaasn ssr ssos tias,
esnnssssd - ~ 1atssrs, - ssss fsssl n
sssssal AsalAA tnsrssiae.
D.. 0isA wAs ~ bssa u ~ heath, tsis
Asn. 80 - 49, iapssvsl.
-. os0sss We ~ besa h ~ hsaIaA ~
ssvsFal ysaes-sssaash end livse aAestsl-he
inprsvsd nseh b Ne sss Of ysur Bittsrs. II.
esd ~ Csdrsa Bitssrs Asvs eivsa ~ srsaa
popularity II this settlement. think l ssull
ell great ssntisy Of yssr nsdisias THE rs,l
especially yesr cearsa Bitssrs ed sarspsrills
aaiS - IL As.PAis. ssrs q nisksss
= Hssly.
Reersssfslly.
~. WAssn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-22

Sold ~ Druggists and applied ~ an Ha, nes-
eerp Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. fnnci-
pal Depot No. 9 Aston House.
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Di.eases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
tanning nearly 100 passs and se Ans Plates and Nm
cravings OF the Anatomy Of the Human Organs In
tsts Of Health and Disease, and Treatise on early
Errors. its Dcplorabls Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authots plan Of treatment-th only
rational and successful mode Of cure. 20 shown BY
the report cases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition Sent ffes
opo..age to any address on receipt Of 20 cents. in
stamp. Or postal currency. by addressing DIR. IA
CRO1x, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. N. -. The
author may be eonsu ted upon any Of the diseases
upon which his book trssts. either personally or BY
mail, and medicines srnt to any part OF the world.
Spaslns in Children arc most frequent
~ the resnlt OF worms When they are irritable
and fsvsrish. sometimes craving food and eating
rAvenouely again refusing wholesome diet, tossing
rsstessy In sleep. moaning AID grinding the teeth.
then be assured these symptoms arc indications Of
worms.
Uneasiness and pain in che abdomen. With swell
ling and hardness, are generally attendant upon
Parents should remember that delays are always
dangerous, and upon tho appearance OF any
OF the symptoms h. a. Fahnestoclx's
VerInifuge should be administered immcdi.
atey 1t 10 mild, yet decided in its operation, and
cannot injure the tendereet infant
Crest caution must be used BY every purchaser to
be his own judge In one sense, and TO examine sv'
cry bottle he buys OF It. Tho simple name Of FAna.
rsroox 10 not sufficient. He must Look closely and
carefully to zee that the initals h. A. fAnM.
seIocK, and be sstis6ed with nothing else.
To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tohias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to Any Others or no pay, for the cure 81
Dstemper Worms Bots. Coughs, Hide bound Colds
&c. in Horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Ailk,
bla ongue. Horse Distemper. &c, in Cattle.
1hey ara perfectly safe and innocent; NO need OF
stopping the working Of your animals. They in
creare the appetite. give bnc coat. cleanse the
aeh and urinary organe also a0s the milk
OF Cows. Try them. aud you will never be without
ths IN.
Col. Philip. Bush OF the Jerome Race Course.
Fordbam N. would not use them until he YVES
told Of what they composed einNh which he 10
never without them. He has over 20 running horses
in his charge, for the last three years has Used
h other medicine for them. He has kindly permit
ted me to refer any one to him. Over 200 other
references can be seen at the depot Sole by Drug
si-te and saddlere Price 20 cents per box. Depot
10 Park Place. New York.
Tho pla~t~r IF thu ss'rivnA." All.
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BULLS Wonn DE0TBoYEB
r. ~ UaassA s1asss ana Werhs.
wsAo OooAoeos
have rsssivs1 many tsseiossials ffoo pre-
fsssisnal and medical men. - ~ Ainaases NJ
varisus publisas,ens have shews. I'll Of which
ars s,suins. The believing lstase fssns highly
sdueassd and popular physician IN Georgia. b
certainly enc q The nest sensible ssmnuniea-
tieas have ever rsssivsl. D.. Olsnsst knsws
ssssaly vAsa ~ spssks Il. - ~ Sss>insay
Asssrvss - ~ written b lssssss sfgssA. nsss
~has II. Destsr says u BULLS woRn D.
sTRoYER:
vn.Assw. wlss: Css..., 0A.l
d. Jezz Bula-Dsar Dir: have rsesatly
gwen your "Wern Destroyer" several trials
and and u wonderfully sGlsasisus. II he's ~
failed in single instance 70 hsvs ths w'sAed ~
sassl. sn Asisgs pretty lasss sssatsy pess-
Nee, end hsvs daily 49, for some artisls Of NE
kind. Isa ffss v confess list bssw q ~
'snsdy rseemmssdsd ~ the sblsss asthsss thaA
u - certain al spssdy II IL s2ssts. On ths
contrary hey ere unssrsaia IN The extreme. ~
sAisss h vsitisg ysa 10 70 Aad sul upsa vhns
= A. 49, o~nn
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Sterling Silver Ware
ID r.. y A M II s.

GcRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
SAlesrOom No Maiden Lane. n. T.
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DIR. JOHN BULL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
. TILE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, Aug G.-The American Dental
Association held its final session today. DIR. Allen OF
New.York McCelland OF Louisville, s. b. Palmer OF syria
cuse road paners on medical dentistry paper, com.
mendng rose pearl the base mounting for artificial
teeth was read DR.. Palmer OF syracuse READ paper
mon the necessity OF liberal education previous TO tho
cdmmeuccment OF dental studies. Dr. Freeman OF Fila-
,Ia oGeTed a preambls and resolution in favor OF adj
mtins women 20 fun membership In subordinate ascot
tLat i'm consult tons the consideration OF
he ignored ard ouy ability and moral character be the
po xd ,dgn,enf IL was laid on the table matter
bcvond tho jurisdiction Of this association resolution
s nassed expunging all charges OF back dues against
thr members who have not appeared since 1883
Tha Sommtee on Dental Ethics reported case of two
members for advertising uuprOfesslonay The report
accented and n resolution eXpellng one OF the mem
hers in on tho table. 10 come up next year The follow
Inc are Tho Standing Committees for next year:
I'll prtoioJn and SRrgrry-W H. Atkinson Knapp, and
n Rs, Dniql Psychologist H. Quleu, James TrsmHn, and
~ 49,. D,nt1 ChsmisB-J Buckingham, j. Allen, aud
q Ts. Deat Eiucati0H-M s. Dean, J. NJ Grouse, and T.
rohb Dgt,i HistJi9yylomer Judd w w Airport and II, W.
v,.esy 6nlyarc DcHsryJ Tat O. H. Gushing and Coydon
snp,,. USt1 Lisrdurc-L D. Shepard, MeMans, ADJ Mr.
st PI FtsIysG T. Modatt j. T. Adams H. g. MerTick and
~ a,g. Voluntary Essdvs-J. j. Wetherbee. G. ID. Cook
- styss I1s1sent5 aud fppHces-F w. Abbott A. NJ
Iii.. ,nb II Morrison. Pubca0HsE A. Bogue and j. Tan.
The Committee on Publication has been ordered 10
mini tho constitution with the trAnsaeOns also the
thans voted 10 Mr. Hathern, proprietor OF Congress
Hill Tor the gratuous uso OF his room for tile meeting
ne indd The new President, then nducted to office
Dr the retiring President read an address, and the
Convention then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
the fields. Besides, horses, mules and negroes "'i'
all taken away.
CUBAN MOVEMENTS IN MADRID


M,npm Jnlv "A Cen. Dulce has presented 10
the Government a memorial explaining his con-
duct and that of the volunteers from the 1ii'
of his arrival at Havana up to the moment Oh uo
parture Oninion here is not favorable TO hlin' mas
much az the marty of Duran Cueryo, CalYo' Du
ramon and Others is working with very gIea' ~
to misrepresent his conduct Don Fehpe bonoo' az
with him many intelligent Spaniards, believe 'na'
the Cuban ouestion is matter settled IN inc soi'0
that the instruction will triumph
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
WASHINGTON Aug. 6-Informatlon mas Deen
ce,ved here that a Cuban expedition composer -
about $50 men, which left point on the coasVo
40 ON the 4tb inst has arrived in Cuba courier
who accompanied the expedition retullleu ~
THE SPANISH GUNBoATs.
1rorsbol Rarlow has received no new advlces
with regard to the Spanish gunboats MI
oblino ahout his losses. Mr.. Delamater is a shie"u
hnsiness man and as already stated IN HE AiiDO"n'
there is every reason TO suppose that DelorS ins
dangerous contract, he secured himseh against sue
contingency morning paper OF yesterday stated tnaV
the Junta had held meeting nthe previous u"y W ~
into consideration the purchase of gunboat ana that
ouorfnl steamer had been offered by its owners TO
prevent msapprehension, u Is proper 10 sdee, o b
natfIS was held no such idea entertained and no
smch offer made The Junta not ready yet to pur-
chase vessels. ,,.,.,o,, 1,iao, Arc q 1870
On the return of Senior Roberts and Secretary
Fish from NewYork it probable that the action OF our
Government in the seizure of the Spanish roncads Will
become the subject Of official correspondence In the
mean time the Spanish Legation here are daily expecting
advices from Madrid and claim that the ironcads VIII
DO released and placed under their control within ten
davs They also claim that Government has not the
slightest legal preext for the it has pursued in
the premises.
THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF CUBA.
II is widely rumOred in Cuban circles that a
deputation of native Cubans now at the Court OF
Spain endeavoring persuade that Government to sell
the island to the insurgents and is also believed that
Gen. sickles made similar proposition, which was re-
iected with Indignation and that this rejection was the
of the prompt action of the President in ordering
the seizure Of the gunbOats It is also rumored that Gen.
Roda despairng Of subduing the insurgents has invited
Senior Roberts take voyage to tho island 10 witness
for himself the gravity Of the situation ana has ADVISED
the home Government 10 grant the Cubans al conces-
siOns compatible with It's dignity. IL Is further
stated that ROda fearful OF another volunteer outbreak
has prepared shelter for himself IN Fort CaDahas near
Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

The small portion of the sun remaining unob-
scured will be sufficient however, to give strong
light, although, of course, it will not be like the
light of day. We cannot expect to see the sudden
darkness characteristic of total eclipse, or to OBJ
serve any of the planets by daylight.
In the line of total observation the most interest
ing phenomena will be the corona and the rose,
coored protuberances and Of these it is not imposs
bic we may see something in Hew-York, if we are
careful TO screen off the unobscured portion Of the
sum- The corona is sort Of halo of light surround
ing the moon at the moment Of observation. The
protuberances appear to project from the edge Of
the disk INTO this halo, and are supposed TO consist
of immense masses of ineandescent hydrogen float
ing in the crcum-solar regions. the constitution OF
the corona and pTotuberances will form one OF the
most interesting subjects of scientific research TO-
day. The following cut shows their appearance:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
THE GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE.

The following circumstances of the eclipse nave
been carefully computed for the latitude and long
tude of the New-York City Hall, and Will also DE
found sufficiently accurate for places within few
miles Of the city, The computations were made at
the University Of the City of New-York, by MEM
bers of the JUNIOR Glass; as part Of their astronomi-
cal course But the results obtained by the class
were verified by the independent computation OF
the Professor of Astronomy using first the same pro-
cess taught to the class, and secondly the formula
and constants published in the American Nautical
Almanac" The two different methods gave results
agreeing within four-and-a-half seconds of time,
which is far within the limits Of accuracy with
which il is practicable to predict an eclipse, on ac-
count of the unavoidable errors of the Solar and Luz
mar Tables employed in the prediction. The results
obtained are:
Beginning OF Eclipse. .........5h. l2m 39s p In'
Greatest Observation. ..........0l' en' Sss' y '
End Of Eclipse. ...............1h Onl' 4os' r. n'
This refers to City Hall mean time Inc suns
diameter being divided as usual into II dlglts'
10 6-l0 digits will be covered at greatest oD-
scuration If the Observers position be elevated
sufficiently so as to overcome the distinctions pro-
duced by the surrounding buildings and by the Pal
isade flights in the west he may the sun entirely
free from the moons disk about five minutes before
the setting of that point of the suns limb when the
last contact with the moons limb takes place.
The observation Of the suns disk begins in the
lower right-hand quarter, and the shadow passes off
at the upper lefthand corner At the time of great
est observation the will present the appearance
shown in the following diagram:
APPEARANCE OF THE SUN AT II. s NJ 80 s., P. NJ.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ANOTHER GUNPOwDER PLOT.
I.nNpoN, Friday, Aug. 9, le0


AZ an early hour this morning, during the sessions
of tho Houses of Parliament great exelteinenU was
Occasoned by a loud explosion in the Du'iuins -
search was instituted and tin case, when hao 0on
tanned powder was picked mp on the terrace near
Not much damage was done. No arrests "eI0 ii''''
The affair is involved in mystery,
ENGLISH OPINION ON THE SEIZURE Of iiiE
SPANISH GUNBoATs BY THE UNITED sIAIEs'
The seizure by the American Government Oh the
gnnboats building for Spain at different points IN the
limited States has elected the following comments
from the London newspapers The Morning Star
Radical organ) says that the American Government.
having exhibited vigor in favor of Spain by en-
forcing the Neutrality laws has now proceeded
equally vigorously against Spain, and for the same
cause. The writer regards the recognition OF CnDa
by Peru as iladyised, though spirited. In spite OF
all the predictions the Cuban insurgents seem to be
able to hold their ground The whispers OF the ces-
sion of Cuba to the United States are now louder
than ever. The Americans have desired 10 come
into possession of that island for the past ~ years
Now, tho obstacle of Slavery having been removed
IL fair purchase can be effected all the parties may
be satisfied with the arrangements which VIII give
another State TO the American Union, and remove
the great perpexity from the arena OF spanish
politics. ,,o
The Ne3rs concludes its article as follows: Con
sdering all the circumstances which make 1t DIM
emit for Europeans 10 keep hold of their unwilling
oolonists in America, and rejecting that Cuba Is
,,ow in Instruction Spain will be fortunate If S2O-
900, 600 ever reach Madrid the price Of Cuba
THE HARVARD CREW.
The Harvard boat crew have received their new
boat, Il is 44l feet long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
GENERAL rELEGRApHIC NEWS.

49,. Heavy and continued rains are damaging
the crops in Georgia.
The receipts of the Land Office at Den
yer, Col, for July were $529,19s.
The British bark Bessie Young, SO days
from Liverpool, is ashore on ST. Catharnos par saFah
nah.
-. The United States steamer Newbern has
arrived at San Francisco from skA Her news is unim'
barber named Schupkezel living in
Mascontale ILL.,. was brnaly murdered on wednesday
The report that Jay Cooke s. Co. had
dancsd money on whisky destroyed by the great Phil
Sdeiphia Dire is positively denied by that firm
"A Richmond dispach says the corn crop
snerng from drouth along the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad No rain has fallen for eight weeks.
The nautical instrument store of F. w.
Lincoln. jr in Boston, was robbed on THURSDAY nght Oh
On Thursday the schooner i. f. Calvin
sprung aleak and miles the Store opposite
Broder1ck's Point lake Ontario. All hand were saved
Steamboats, left Denver yesterday tc join
vlcePresident cofax's party Previous 20 leaving he
was presented with pitcher made Of Colorado silver
and gold
The Hon. Charles Allen, formerly mem
Der Of Congress, and ChefJ Of the supreme COURT
died In Worcester yesterday aged "a
years.
The store of Samuel c.. Anderson, at
safe moved thirty feet and dumped into cellar, blown
Open and robbed OF q 400; $500 in GoYernmehs Dohus
we're left In the safe
The small side-wheel steamer Helen
Brooke OF Is tuns burden left Baltimore yesterday fer
Attakapas la. Her route Is Dland. from Baltimore 70
EewYOrk by canal up the Hudson and through the Erie
canal 10 the lakes aud down the Mississippi
The Buffalo Artificial Monopoly 0rgani-
cation held another meeting yesterday; committee
was appointed 10 arrange for an immediate supply Of
coal anc procure charter FOR the organization Res0
lutions were passed reeognzug the abolition OF tho
tariff ON coal
THE COroner's jury in the case of the
railroad accident IN Albany on Wednesday found that
the aginan John Deehanty, absent from his post,
and eensured the Central Railroad Co. for employing
such a careless person The company will be prosecuted
the owners OF the houses and the friends OF thn e
ceased.
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THE SOLAR ECLIPsE-CLoUDY WEATHER APPRE.
HENDED.
THE GETTYSBURG REUNION.

GETTYSBURG, Aug. 6.-The Pennsylvania Rail
road the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and other
leading roads, have generously extended the privilege
OF free tickets to the officers Of both the Union and Con-
federate armies who have received invitations to attend
the reunion OH the battlefield Of Gettysburg during the
week. commencing August 23d inst, and IL is eApec'eu
that some other roads will do the The ocers VINO
intend 10 DO present requested 90 report AT QUE "
the Secretary. ID. McConaughy, at GetysDurg, satns
mel who painting picture OF the battle, ana vi
Ratcbeder the historian, will also be present, "a
pccted that large representation OF the press OF the
cOuntry will also attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
CONTINUATION OF THE HOBBS INQUEST AT
BOarON,

BosroN, Mass, Aug. 6.-The inquest on the
death OF Mrs Alvah Hobbs resumed this afternoon
Three witnesses were examined, Of whom two, Drs
Mansfield and G. W. Swan, were tho attendant phys
clans They described appearance OF the body Of the
murdered lady when they were called IN showing that
the hnie entered tho left breast and passed out back
ana npder the right shoulder probably severng the
large vessels t the base OF the heart thus causing M
ta1taneons death The third witness Warren Harris
horn the police officer who arrested White tic testified
that tho prisoner made resistance ana that while ON
rio way 10 the house said no did the deed and
that no had cause for doing IT, but would reveal nothing
vatl tbe right uwe, JIG further remAgked Ihey call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
rnr rpIsPcopAL pIFFIcULTY IN CHIcAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Among the documents
nresepted TO amend the bill fled by the Rev Mr. Che
news counsel Is bill intended to meet the exgency pre-
sened by the answer to the original bill The bishop
and presenters are made parties to the suit Accom-
n"nytnr thIs bill is a correspondence between Bishop
{Vbehonse and Mr. Cheney. Bishop Whitehouse In his
letter To Mr. Cheney asserts that the oiense and mlsc9-
t sr Vhich Inc was To be tried had been unreseryedy
admitted by Mr. Cheney. This Mr. Cheney emphaticaly
dcnies and ms denial is sustained by his wife ana Mrs
A Loulse sheldon who heard Mt Inehcy say III " IVuu
voice Bishop, admit nothing