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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-17

TINE CnANaED~1The time schedule
of the Evansville, Henderson & Nash
Vile Railroad has been changed.
Trains now leave Henderson for Mad
isonville at 1:30 P. NJ, aud leave
jacksonville for Henderson at 4:15
A. NJ.
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bEg~We arc indebted to Mr. Cramer,
of the firm Of .Cramer & Solat. for
late Eastern papers. Mr.. Cramer has
been East purchasing a new stock of
boots and shoes
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RELIaIoUs.-The Reverend j. H.
Haywood, of Louisville, KY, (Unita-
rian) will preach at Masonic Hall on
tomorrow, April 18th. Subject of
the morning service, " Religion and
Scienee;" evening service, Home
Happiness"
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D.g~ For fashionable Spring Style
Silk Hat, leave your orders at
NFBER 81 Co s.

pas Keep it before the people, that
VIM. G; hewitt has 10000 plants for
sale. He viii for the next ten days,
sell Verbenas at Zoe each, or 81 per
dozen; Geraniums. 15c; Roses from
30 to 75c-all fine varieties, and every
thing low in proportion Plants de-
Il to all parts of the city free of
charge. Catalogues free on appIica-
... Greenhouse and Gardens cor
ner First Avenue and Twelfth Street.
Evansville, Ind. ap17-1t
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WINDY. = Yesterday forenoon was
as windy as any March day that we
ever experienced. The dust was
blown through the streets in great
clouds, and it was almost impossible
FOR pedestrians to navigate. the ladies
especially. AS we saw the ladies hur-
rying aloug, endeavoring to manage
their unruly erin oline. we were remind
ed Of an old couplet, which so COM
plotely expresses the situation" that
we give our readers the benefit Of il:
"The wind it blew, the dust it flew,
And raised particular thunuer,
With Women's hoops, chicken cOops,
And all such kind of plunder"
In the afternoon, light rain set 10,
which continued during the evening
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-James Tribe
was arrested and brought before Re
eorder Willard on charge of ped
ding some kind of medicine without
having taken out a license for the
same. Tribe said he did not know
that it was necessary for him to do 60
In view OF this fact the Recorder said
he would make the fne as LIGHT IS
possible, aud toll him he Womb
charge him SO 70. This made H.
medicine man Indignant, and bo
told the Recorder he thought bc
ought to charge him more. After the
peddler put on so much style .
about it, the Recorder thought so too.
and raised him couple of dollars.
making it s. 20. The peddIer said
he had no money, and the Recorder
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eGS~ The Worren Sisters are play
ing at Louisville. Wewish somebody
would induce them to visit this city
with the Opera BouBe Company.
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q IL i ~ A.
AMI -
.zf;i9E
GIL A 8 3 w A r r.
Lamps, LOOking-GlaSSe E
&C.
No. Pa First Street.
RIV Err n e w 8
For 80. Rfrer Tt4n.s sEe Tf.tra &c.

For other River TENS see Third Page. I
The weather continued gloomy and
rainy all afternoon yesterday, except for
an hour or two il slackened off sufficient
to permit freight to be hauled down, so
that the Cairo packet Cumberland got a
fair trip out. The river commenced rising
Yesterday afternoon, and up to dark had
risen four or five inches. The additional
arrivals and departures up to midnight
" ere the Shamrock, st. Louis to Cincin-
natl; Glasgow, ST. Louis to Pittsb rg;
Louisa, Wabash River tc Louisville; Cum
berland, To Cairo; SalIie v, to Mt.Vesnon;
Mollie Norton, to Henderson, Ada Ly On,
from Green River; Cobb-Webb, to Wabash
River.
The tow-boat Collier, with q fleet of
barges, passed up......-..The Shamrock and
Glasgow had moderate trips. Both dis
charged some freight here, and the Glas-
big trip, including some $1,000 feet of wal
nut lumber for Louisville. She discharged
100 barrels of flour and a lot of poultry
here ........The obb-Webb took a cargo of
salt for the Wabash. ..-.........The Rose Hite
had no. arrived mt midnight. She le 3
Louisville at p. NJ. Thursday, and had en-
gagged to carry Castello's Show from Glo-
verport to greensboro, aud probably wait
ed there TO take it to Henderson, where it
holds forth to-day 1.-THE Nick Long
worth passed Louisville last evening, and
will he here to Gay-.......The Virginia was
announced to leave Louisville last night.
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Geg~ The city at present Is full of
Cement Men" Lightning Caleu-
lators, -" Medicine Men," etc., who
daily attract large crowds on the street
corners.
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H9- Joe Elliott and Aug. Brauns,
the polite attaches of the Auditor $
office, will accept our thanks for ap
nreciable favors.
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OHIO RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

7 fSAGAE NO
@S tracts OF land, unimproved, heavily
tim bered and rich soil, lying on the banks
of the ONO river, and adjoining the lands
OF the MeSsTs. Wallace. in Crittenden
County, Kentucky each tract containing
about 80 acres, and adjoining each other.
miles fr0ul the above, back from the river,
weif tim bered, IInlmproVed and medium
soil, containing about 800 acres. TIE land,
on the river we will sell at SIS per acre,
anu that back from the river at Sc per
acre-one-thl cash in hand, aud balance
in Gneand Two years. with notes bearing
interest at the rate of per cent. per an
mum, and secured by lien on the land or
good personal security. Messrs. T. H. and
VIM. Wallace, who live near the land, will
point out to purchasers the location. Adj
dress JAMES i. EBB, Dycusburg KY,
or SA NFORD DUNCAN, Cincinnati Ohio.
8 f.sterI2-dIm
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City Feed Stnra-

a TONS PRIME EJAY: so TONS
az country bran; 10 tons shipstuf;
cIIoice flour in sacks; fresh boIted meal
corn oats, SC, at lowest cash prices. Goods
delivered free in the city.
ThiFd Street, between Main and Locust.
chs 6m
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DULL.-The connubial market IS
dull. Only three licenses were issued
during the past week.
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Id ssnlntion.

FgSHE PAREN ERSzsKP IN r II + D.
+ z. fore existing. between j. W. Keegan
OF KeegaD & McJoh aston, is this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent, Il, z. McJohn-
StOn withdraw z from the firm. The
business viii be continued by j. w. Kee-
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested to present Them for
pay mont. a nd all parties Indebted 10 the
firm are requested 10 call nd settle Imme-
idiately. J. ". IS FIG fl5 ~, =;
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DIED.

GRAZEAR - On the 10Th inst, at u
Am. at the residence. of Mr.. III. II. Schultz.
ia this ell y. Mrs. -hLIzA GRAZ FAR, wife of
Mr.. Valentine e. razear, of st. Louis, in the
removed to st. Louis TODAY for interment.
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EE- The City Council last evening
approved the bonds of all the various
city officers with the exception of the
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FINE HoRsE.-Among the passcn-
gers by the Belle Lee, on Thursday
night, was Tom Moore, the celebrated
stock grower, OF Crab Orchard, Ken
lucky, with his fine stud of race
horses, including Stonewall, Ewell
Bazonet and Privateer, all Of whom
won heavy purses at the New Orleans
races Just closed.
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CIT Y N II W S /.

B Tobacco sales at the Planters
Warehouse this morning at lO4
O'Clock.
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Card.

rK RETERKRG Fa0iE TzE = EKsoVE
q firm. l Ietufn my sincete thanks TO our
many customers, and the public generally,
for the liberal patronags SHOWN as, and
hope the same may be extended to my
former partner and successor, Mr.. J. w.
keegan. X. J.. MCJOHNSSION.
e March 2e1. 1869. Imn2f d2g ~
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued
from the Office of tho County Clerk
during the week ending April 10Th,
1869: ferdinand Merster aud Clara
Earbach; Asa Northam and Mary
Maddox; Christian Paul and Rosa
Hantkonf
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R95@ just received, two cases OF
Young Gents Nobby Pocket Hats
also, ? eases Of Boys Hats. Our
stock is now almost complete. We
can this. season offer by far the largest
aud finest stock Of Hats for Spring
and Summer wear ever brought to
Evansville, comprising all the latest
styles for men, boys, and children
Having employed the very best OF
.workmen, we are. now prepared to
manufacture all kinds of soft felt and
fashionable silk hats to order.
+. A. WEBER & Co.,
Cor. I'd and Main Sts., Evansville.
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PERsoNAL.--Gen. Boyle, President
of the E., I'll. & N. Railroad, and Col.
I'll. l.. Shepherd, General Superintend-
emit Of the Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad, were in the city. yesterday.
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MISSIONARY MEEFING.-Don't fail
to attend the missionary meeting at
Trinity NJ e. Church tomorrow af-
ternoon, an announcement of which
will be found under the head of Re-
ligious Intelligence" on the second
page. The work of educating the
freedmen Of the South will be dis
cussed, and history of the success
viii be given. There are $4,000 freed
men in the schools Of the American
Missionary Association. Five hun
dred missionaries are engaged in the
work as teachers. The lecture will
be interesting and edilying.
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81 LADIES' LIST.
Austin Maggie Lawrence mrs H
Aeheart mrs Harriet Lschner Nancy
Blackburn miss NJ Miller X Jane
Bigsby mrs r 81 Miller Eliza
Risnop miss OH L Matthews Sarah a
Best mrs Louisa Mills Anna
calvert mss V Norman Elizabeth
Davidson miss LauraMOo e Maggie
LeaSS Lizzie Monet Mary
Davis miss NJ e McGrath Maria
FellerS mrs II Osborne Annie
Gibson Matte Overt Fideiia
Gilman sophia Ross Sarah j
Goodman mrs II .Ogers Mary A
GcenS miss = n Roberts Eliza
Howell Betsy IHay Virginia
I'll iclES Belle StinSOn Jennie
Harper Amanda Streeter Moliie
HRlscel Lou SttnsOn Mary q
Harrison mrs M r s5eigel Eva l.
HerSh Maria Skater Mollie
Hunt Della Shay Bridget
HarriS Jennie StinSon Jane
HOPKINS Emily Taylor Kate
Harris Sarah a Nanhou>en Nettie
Holmes Genoa Wells PuES
IOlbrOOEs Emma Wermsley Rosa
Ingrimm Matilda Webb Nancy A
LiDngs Mary sI-sa -WInnSett miss q
Loft Jennie so .Wardnery Sarah
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Anfield Chas Jones n X
AIsop John Johnson Thos
Alley Basil kanmerer Winil
Anderson Dang'field Kelley Wilton
B-Verly Bebert Knapp George
3urTers Lewis Krouse William
Brown w r Iyles Western
I Bacon VIM Lind George
Barr Isaac S Lee Z Il
BidaI Dick Maynard & SprouIe
Bennett samuel NJ Miller Edward
I Bennett George ~ cor Sylvester
/ Bennet John Mason Thomas
I Burrows John Me, 'aWley q
/ Barker James o A Mckay Patrick
/ Beeker j Needham " q
4 Collins Wilson NeWtOu w A
| copper George a-i Nightingale w a
L COilan II II Owen MIR
i CraVens James Perkins Chas Ct
| Croft Jonas Peaslee, GaulbeTt
| Collins Thorn
! Coffee F l. Perkins Barna
Coils CHARLES Phil sps S
| Carson John Pace Thomas N
DOugherty& Naming Phantom White
| Dwyer Denis RAINY VIM
I Davidson Edward RunyOn d Co
n Doyle James Redden Frank
4 EdversOn John II Rush John
Ehrman X + Riggs James
/ Evert Chas kiudle Il IL
Fuller John SIM rh Wilton
| Fitch James Fl smith John
| Felstead Matthew ShrIgley Enoch
/ Fox : Stark John W.
GrifHn re Snyder j F
Il Galloway Selah Stocgweil Leonard
7 Cover Wesley Sharp z IL Co
Gardner EdWard SJoclIwell n III
Green Henry 9 Smook Samuel
Gravin James Starte A Capt
Gibson ] Il Smith & Laslie
4 GGepe1 John Sim pson George
4 Griffin Jaclxnon Starlxs Daniel
Goods Jake Smith q w
/ f4ife1t Phil Saunders Henry
u Hooks samuel H etOkeley henry-2
Howard ; e Saunders HiraIn-2
Howard II Il SWincheT Ct w
Hunt w a street Thomas +
4 Hardy Vim ID Smith Thomas
I HerTfn gton John SERVE | X S
| Hutchinson j - Saunders Richard-2
4 Hawkins Henry w Smith II
| Ham George w Strauss A VIZ
Il Henry George Thomas 5 NJ
! Hawkins Henry H Taylor TimOWr
Hudson E TALBOT Samuel
Hunt + Thomas John IL
Horn Eddie Tigh Charles
Igalnart James Washington Wm-2
Isaac Samuel Williams w z
Isaac e @ g Williamson VIM
p Inglehart Chas WEIGH James
II Johnson Lewis Wittenmeyer Jas NJ
Il jackson John B Wright Edward
l#SohnsOn j B Waldkirk b
l5Jones = K Watts Mr.
jackson James Wagley T b
J ernett Chas K YOun1 Stephen
A. T. WHITTLESEY, p. NJ.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in To e
Post-Office at Evansville. State of Indiana ,
on the 10th day of April, 1869.
Persons calling Tor any of these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date.
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COTToN THIEvEs.-Yes terday morn
ing, just at daybreak, Wharfmaster
Ha7lin discovered some persons on
the wharf hanging around some cot
ton bales, and, to use nautical
phrase, he bore down" upon them.
When thew saw him coming they
took to their heels. When he got to
the spot, he found one bag full Of
cotton, weighing about fifty pounds,
which the thieves Left, and which
Sam "gobblad.' as the spells of war.
They also left an empty sack. Mr..
Havlin thinks that the persons who
run were men, or at least very large
boys. We think that something will
soon be done to catch these rascals.
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In retiring from the above firm. ? vror,ld
return my sincere thanks To our many
patrons Tor the liberal patronage Bestowtl
us, anu nope the same viii be eontnflied
10 my Tor Ter partner ana successor Mr.
IN. y ezssll. u. n. 81 X BY,
aprl5-5t.
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CrRCrIT CoURT --Ad0lph Adler, D
bow about eighteen years old, was
convicted Of being an accomplish or
accessory in case Of stealing. He
was fined SO, and sentenced to the
county Jail for sixty days.
John Kirk, the partner of William
Riley (who was fined so and sent to
the county Jail for ten days, on
Wednesday,, was brought before the
Court, ard asked 10 receive the same
sentence as X ley, which the Court
agreed to. These we're the men who
assaulted Tom O'Conner, some time
ago, and were indicted for assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Lew. Wilson and Toby lines, who
were arrested for swindhng two eoun-
trymen out Of about SO, aud against
whom indictments had been found by
THE grand jury, were discharged, on
account Of the prosecuting witnesses
having left town.
Kate Lautter was granted divorce
| from John Lautter.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to
an express wagon belonging to MIR.
Henry Anspacher. while standing in
front Of Refs leather store, got scared
yesterday morning and dashed off UP
Main street at slashing pace. The
hind wheel Of the express got caught
in the tail OF dray standing on the
street and turned it completely around
He was stopped after a short run.
without doing any damage.
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BE5~When the new engineers took
charge of the engines they we're found
to be all rigdt, with the exception Of
No. 3. which would not work on
Thursday. An examination yesterday
revealed the fact that piece of rag
had got firmly fastened in the supply
pipe, although how it got there is not
known.
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B@s= The stock of Perfumeries and
ine Toilet Articles kept by T.. G.
BridweA 81 Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be exceiled IN
Evansville. mar5-tf
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sacrmanss Improved Clothes Wiring
ars, with Cog Wheels and With
Galvanized Iron Frames.
In simplicity, oompactness and du-
rability, unequaled. Ask housekeep-
ers, whose own hands have used the
wringer on wash days, and they will
tell you that many of the cumbersome
wood frames turn very hard. We
claim the Sherman, Wrincer with cog
wheels is the easiest working clothes
wringer in the market. Every wiring
er warranted to give full satisfaction.
] Wholesale and retail, at
VIM. CALDWELL's
apr15 Sc No. First Street.
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& SHAwNEEToWN, ILLs-FOR SALE.
"A Spring stock of Boots and Shoes,
with a; good remunerative trade, of
$4,000 or $4,000 per year. together
with the best business stand IN the
place. Boot and Shoe mandatory
connected. Address, p. .. Box No.
II, Shawneetown, Illinois.
apr12-1w j. II. DURHAM.
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E-AsAz.AL METTs,ilWN

rs The new style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.
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Agents Erie Railway Company.
Notice DO Shippers.

FFsEEE GREAT WESTERN DE-
- SPATCH, on the 18th Of March. took
charge of the entire THROUGH FREIGHT
of the E2IE RAILWAY and its branches.
The GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH.
as a West Bound Freight Line, has been
faVOrab y known to our merchants for the
last Twelve Years. and its managers now
offer to shippers their Increased facilities,
guaranteeing IS favorable rates and as
quick time as can be offered by any other
line. ls
The additional fact, that the GREAT
w ftSTERE DESPATCH Is owned by the
United States Express Company, who
lEot to be lOsUasfght on by Shippers.
For rates. aud the settlement of all
claims, apply to
~ L. n. BTXBY, Agent,
april d3al Evansville, Ind.
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=, FOR WABASH RIVER.
Thenew, fleet, and elegant steamer
-Ets5s. ~ CLARA SCOTT,
sss;szszassszssa Henry scot, Master,
8 Cash Thomas, Clerk,
Leaves for New Harmony, GRANVILLE, and
Mt. Carmel, via New Haven.
fstAFfJRDAT, APRIL E7rH,
at O'Clock Pm.
3 For freight o.. passage apply on board. Il
FOR ii EaIPHIs, vICKsBugcs. AND NEW
~ -sat str 8 ORLEANS.
I The spacious and magnificent steamer
sasS. "a RICK Ls0NGWORTH,
- - zzzsssssass Lew. Hates, Master:
e. Eugene Bowers, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans and All way ports,
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH,
al 4oo'eloek A.M.
!, For freight or passage aPPiy on board
or F. Al. HUMPHREY q co,
8 apri4 d4t Agents
DOR oWENSBORO, CAHN ELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The feet ami elegant passenger steamer
MORNING STAR, q
s4sss.zssss.xsssssaFaF 4. II. Gilmore. Master,
1870 .-si Kinuie Smith, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
: d SAfUaDA r, APRIL IzTH,
For fselgGt or i bagsage apply on board, or
W. c. BROWN 81 co,
cit Agents.
F0fs MEMPHIS. LrTrLE ROCK, AND
. 90 zFORT SMITH.
The splendid passenger steamer
TX CORA S..
sssss....ssss.t Hicks King, Master;
Al. ID. CroxaIl, Clerk,
Leaveas Evansville for Little Rock, Fort
Smith, and all intermediate ports,
SUNDAY, APRIE IsTH,
at Il o'clock II.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO w. q. BROWN 81 CO.
~ or HUMPHREY, PATRICK IL Co,
ap16 act agents.
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B~ Schtrermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. IS South
First Street, Chambers Block. have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps, ~ 80 IL -
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Business House to Rent.

DuoIHtb5 NUu60 90 IN6HLI
Known as 81 MAIN STREET, between
Second and Third.sFor particulars inquire
at T. NJ. ELLIoTr's Auction Room, or at
the Journal Office. [aprI6 diff
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MADE TO ORDER-iGverything In
the Shoe line Also, the most COM
plete stock of ready made custom
work, and the cheapest for CASH, 70
be found in the Ohio Valley.
apr15 TURNER a. KUMLER.sr
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R~ An experience of a third of a
cen has f4ESn L Ro. kios e., 6 Gf
edge of all the requisites of first
class hotel. The popularity of that
hotel indicates that the public ap-
preciates his efforts to please.
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Cor. I'd and Main Sts., Evansville.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
PARAGUAY.

Contradictory Reports Regarding the Proc
sress Of the War-Rerortcd Augmentation
OF L0pex's Army.
LISBON, Nov. II, 1869.
Advces received by the man steamer from Rio
Janeiro, which arrived here yesterday, confirm
the previous reports OF the important advantages
gained by the allied army in Paraguay. The
Paraguayan troops were demoralized and deserving
In large numbers. President Lopezroas. convinced
that plot existed against him in his own army
had shot several officers and soldiers. The allies
considered the war ended, and were taking mea-
sures to increase the power OF the provisional gov.
ernment. and to complete the tranquilization OF
the country.
On the other hand the Paraguayans assert that the
allied forces are utterly unable to follow mp their
successes that they lack provisions muntlon Of
war and means OF transportation. 1t Is claimed
that since Lopez established his new lines at San
Estanislaus his forces have increased to 5000 men
and he has forty pieces of artillery.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
IS IT 4 iiBsDsaP
An Ineh-fatcd Woman Found Dead-iier
Husband Arrested for Murder.

Ilusband Arrested for Murder.
Police officials daily have very nice points TO settle
that not unfrequenty interfere with tho liberty OF
the citizen Such case came under the jurisdiction
OF Captain John Jourdan, OF the Sixth precinct,
yesterday afternoon and as he is usually very eau
ious IN his acton IL not at all unlikely that his dis
coyery Will snow tnat another mufder mas been
added to the long list for 1859.
From the statements made bJ Patrick Ward,
kecner OF lodging house as No. 81 Mulberry
street Il seems tnat he has had as tenants man
and wife, John and Mary Smith, who for many
months have been ha5ltual drunkards. so CON-
Bacchus that 1t was dinlcut to tell which was the
greater devotee OF bad rum.
Smith, when placed outside OF the Mulberry street
polsop il possessed OF the devil and on such occa-
sions Invariably SINKS his better nature, and
Wonld vent his malice upon the woman lie had
vowed TO honor and protect. The woman also Is
represented to have been a hend ihear.
nate wien under the influence OF stmuants. On
such occasions, which we're or almost daily occur
renee their home was turned into miniature he'll,
i'm wh,eh q male and female dovll held high carnl-
val This was the case yesterday about eleven
A. NJ ward heard them quarreng In their apart
ments but took no noiice OF the circumstance.
sion to visit the apartments OF tho smith
family, where he found Mary lying on the
Goor opite dead and the brutal husband
absent The facts were reported TO captain Jour-
dan who believed that there were good grounds for
susnectnr that the woman's death resulted from
tle brutality OF her husband. lie despatched oifcer
RiSeY in quest OF Smith, who was found, arrested
and locked M. Smith denies having infictsd
injuries upon tho kwoman, but IL viii appear on the
Coroncr's inquest whether or not such ~ the case.
She bears no markets or recent Violence as far as
could be seen fro.n cursory exaalnatlon4