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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

The Norfolk Dag Book wants the Govern
.nent to establish great National Navy Yard
q, Norfolk. We wish the Government would
establish at least braach OF the Navy ard at
this place, which is close enough to Washing
ing, Tor ali practical purposes and has the 3D.
vantage Of depth of water and good navigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

The Washineton correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser says the President has somewhat
modified the views in relation 10 the taxes, cx-
pressed in his Message TO Congress-, ard COW
laws that further Sul;, aud observation have
convinced him thai tie country needs AMI ez-
rrcts some Reductions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

a report is set al! IA in Ipnion mat Queen
Victoria is shortly TO BE- married to German
Prince. This is probably, all "Ialla!.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

4 bill llas been introduced iii the 1. 5. Sen
ate, ~ MIR. Chandler, au;ho:iZin" the cnna'ruc,
ten Of railroad from Washing ton city to New
ork, and another to tircinna,. also tfi'' t"n
-,rnciion Of n telegraph line 10 Pittsh'rg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

a number Of counterfeit five e.. COINS arr &c,
rortei IN circulation and AT" thus described
The motto, "ln God 80 trust, is much !arssr
-, ,,,,,ari.,t than in the genuine. !hc
yellow color of the spurious c,in IL also am"th"r
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THE R0BBEhY or SAILORS.

How Certain Land sharks Thrive straw
Rail and Druggiug Robhors that prc
Mcancr thuu the Tam'nnny P0liiIcinu-.
number Of lawyers in this city eonspire with
land shsrks in sNindling out of their wages.
The shark dogs selmen when they come ashore,
and by free use OF drugs and liquor r'lsU1ics
them TO sign blank powers Of attorney, On winch he
gets 4 respectable lawyer to collect the wages Of
the sailors many times for the whole crew Of a
vessel, amounting in tho aggregate to from 81 o0)
to 81 coo. As soon ns the money Is collected IL Is
paid over to tile shark, who then Dir appears and n
the sailor Is too active IN hunting np the thief, he is
showed out OF the way by being drugved and sent to
SEA. At other times when the shark Ia cornered. lie
settles by piyiug a part OF the money, witch the
sailor. worn out With long waiting h only 700 glad
to receive giving receipt in full.
II tie shark IL arrested Ire has straw bail at hand
and goes free while the sailor Is sent to the House
Of Detention to remain until the Is called up
Finally, when the straw bail " forfeited, the sailor
Is released from detention and goes 10 sea without
either wages or detention money. One a these
SHARKS is under more than s6,O)0 bail for moneys
stolen IN this way, In sums ranging from 210O to
$500, and another has eight indictments hanging
over him; but they are at large, and dali, py ing
their vocation.
These outrages arc perpetratcd under the r.nine
Of tie Marine Court, and II Is due 70 the judges Of
that Court that they should be Informed OF the
fueta
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THE IROITING WORLD.
Brilliant Programme no Racing on III,
Conratr ncHr New y orh.

Brilliant Prcerummc-Hut no Racing on the
Courst- near New York.
To-day the Cali campaign OF tro,uag opens with
The Philadelphia meeting, which wll oc,apy ths
week. There nre meetings within distance OF go
mile. % Sew York row set that v IN Oh every
week from this tune until tue 1t Of Noverbe-, and
all are CIR to4rs. PHIlophi. oI'rs ga 800 in
rursca.
NoNt week the New nrycn meetiL lows with
Sc GOO; o minor ono at Freehold, y. j.; md 1t vii
Transport P,., tie Hrric Park Association meet
ing purses $500, aud an additional prize Of
$I5OOO for Any horse that shan beat DeT'or's best
time Of 2ii4
In TIC third week Of september there will be =
special meeting at Fretwood Park, lurses te5O) ;
TIE meeting ut Hartford, purses 5000: and the
meeting at Beacon Park, Brighton (Iios,on), purses
$4,000.
In tic fourth week In September there will be
the Mystic Park Oh stony meeting. purses tl0,0O0
Then will follow Ia the first week OF October the
meeting At NArraFRnfc't Park lPfOvtfonce, X. d.,
pur,es ti5 ODO ana IN the second week oil October
the one at Troy. N Y, purse. 10000.
An this shows how fourishng Is the trotting turf.
Now we may well take q lesson Co ourselves from
all this Without doubt all these meetings will be
as well n not better stten ed than our own meet
ing NJ Fleetwood. AZ present opinion seems set
aRsinst trottine la or near New York. Prospect
Park viii have meeting this autumn nor VIII
the Union or Fashion Course offer pNrses Hr.
SIunders who last spring rented the Fashion for hye
this and the Union surveying for village lots and
20 he Sold In the coming season, and they Will
no more know the tramp OF fast steeGs. Let New
York make Fleetwood success
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DIED.

ADAMa.-On Saturday. September 4, sa rah J. Adams,
the daughter Of the late james j. and Mary II. Adams
The relative. and friends Of the family also members
Chapter. a. and A. NJ are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Tuesday, cep ember g. at
o'clock from the residence Of her mother t5s West th
BEDFORD.-on Monday, September s, DR.. Cunning
g. bedford, IN the Gath year OF his are.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from HE late resi-
dence, o. 9Th av.. on Wednesday. September 7, M9k
Ceurch, sth 81, At 10Y O'Clock A. N.
BoHN.-on Monday, September 5, Catherine A., relct
OF the late y. N. Bonn, In the 18th OF her
The relatives aud friends OF the family arc invited TO
attend her funeral from the Dutch Reformed Church,
Bushwick (the Rev g. ". Meekerl on Wednesday Alter
noon September at2 O'Clock without uI Their notice,
BfskNNAN After a short illneee, on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 5, hichae Brennan born IN Mary borough,
Queens county, Ireland. aged 80 years.
Ills relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from has late resdenc 39 Sands st.
BROOKLYN "wednesday, September Z. at ~ o'clock.
DONOvAN.-On Sunday, September g. Patrick Dono-
van. Of punmanwsy, county Cork. ireland, aged 50
His nncie, Daniel and Jane. Harrington and friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend the
luIeral from the residence OF his brother kickard
Donovan, COS West 4ath st. New York, al o'clock this
HEWiff.-on sunday. September T. at his late res.
dence 81 North Sccre g. John Hewitt. in the $50 year
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to at
O'Clock z NJ. At st. johns chapel. Vatlck vt.
TIE ALL.-On sunday, September T. Robert II. Theall,
son OF ELIAS L. and Mary " 1hes In the ith year Of
me relative. and friend, Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. on Tuesday, Sep.
tenber at O'Clock, the dence his parun
No. u Rutgers st.. corner OF Monroe.
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Recen, Fatal DucIs.

During the last fortnight there have been two
dues, both ending Immediately In death Two young
men in savannah, Ga, merchants, exchanged angry
words One Of them assumed that he hal been in
suited aud sent peremptory challenge 20 the other.
Tue terms Of the challenge admitted Of no explana-
ZION; It was q peremt tory demand for satisfae ion
for q supposed Injury, aud satisfaction 10 be
considered save the privilege OF b ing fred at The
challenge wns accepted The scceptor may or may
was not permitted 20 disclnim any such PURPOSE or
act. lie submitted to the command which required
him TO stand at twelve PAGES, and TO be fred at and
to Gre at his opponent The parties met in the early
morning, ana shots were exchanged without injury.
ps SSnymgf wns Tn b. H ,ern.
tho code" t1o ohaeh ged party had 70 continue In
the Beld until one or ne other WAS disabled, or mdl
his opponent was "satished " 1nree other sIots
were exchanged and ncitcr had been II, and stu
the challenger answered chat lie was not satisfied.
fell. morally wounded. lie died in few hours.
The neat case was between two young men in
M@gs hsTs too p% sS of SnsSn S wa 1
explanation which might pndor hostile meeting
unnccess airy Not only was Tie challenge peremp-
tory one, but II was accUmcanied by threat which
BETRAYED the auimus Of the whole proceeding, Mr.,
Edward llamlin was engaged "a he married, and was
preparing 10 accompany lis bctrotLed on visit 10
Kentucky, when he received the challenge in the
following terms:
NJ. kdgard Hqrnn, Megthe. INN. . -,
Chsrts r. Woodbridge. | wish Inn 70 arrange Win
q yoGT friend peedy W ,n, IN 9r,eF to '
hardly socCsay 10 retct 10 the pas,. Let suffice that
| khaIl, ana 40 now, tthuNLC" Nth rs a iol-
tFoon and base sc0updrcl. II TINS Is not sufficient
induce yuu a. give me the satisfaction every an
at all tines has Ttgnt al another, INFORM
+, 7. FREEMAN.
The answer TO tits extraordinary note shouldh hive
been refusal but unable to brave that feeling VII oh
portion OF tile people VI the South entertain, ho
cepted the challenge, as follows:
MdJOF h. r. Freeman:
SIR Your OF the loh instant has been received.
unconscious Of having done YOU any wrong, or Of
having yor any cause iOr thsmott extraordinary
comniinica AZ on; hut the nrrenptOry terms Of your
note debI ME from any renly other than the accept
lDce OF fhe meeting You desire Ny friend Mr. Sea es
Is authorized 10 represent me, and Will arrange the
terms OF this meeting. I'D. l.. HAMLlN,
THE local papers state that Freeman was fumiliNr
with tie uSe OF tho pistol while Hamhn showed that
he was not. Tho pRrie met, and at the first nre
UsIDlin was MORALLY wounded. When he ielt the
wound he looked toward bis adversary and said
Freeman never said augnt against you or injured
you IN all my ilfe" lie died soon alter.
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New york Markets.

MONDAY, sept b-FLouR AND MEAL-The mari ct
for Nc.tcrn md state hours dun and lo (1c lower
shipping extras not IN demand at over S@t5 % saes
shpping extras, ana t55IsSi1 70 for medum u choice
nulcrs' and family brands. Southern nolr Csc. low r.,
without leading 20 business snpling extras = 800
sb@sse5. Rye -four weak az - SS3t with q olcs
brands selling At $3.50 Corn meal nul and unsettled
svaprIgs-Colion steady Int lees active miidhng
al nc ior rennod and lic for crude in bulk. Naval
stores duh strained rotn, q tO spirits turpen hue,
lOe nc. Whhkcy amsr S,c.. rric!sh,s active wheat
10 LIVERPOOL 1.d. ny steam; lGl baitF cotton, id.
GRlIH-Mleat 3pl5c. lover; sales ~ O10 hush mptnly
S2Ra 20 for amber winter Quo, &c and Slo,4 81 -
flr No hpIing Corn lrn. hh;ns scarce, rHtheg
dull sales 5000 bush At 80 ~. for MIXED, Gnd Slc.
Ir yellow. Oats ntui, but dull; sales 5ev0 hush. &C
4Si Zoe. for Western aud 5lG0c Tor OHIO, tic higher
ngure choice whte kyc dull At SO &c. West
EN- Barley and barley mHt unsettled
PRoVIaroNsporS dUli sales VA 100 lots II 200 b,la.
at ,5s2i Is FOR mess ma 81 - Tor cav, tor
Tar d. livery sales Oh 500 Ohls last hall his month at
,sIl.ws2I.5. Beef quiet at Si@gsi9 ,or psn sn1 eI
s.sa So Tor prime mess beef hams dull At E7@t.i5 81
con steady; facs % 9GHes, ,olE c ear at l6fql9hc
sales 100 to- al 5si6e i9r cay and zoe fog wft,rr
cor september AID Octolcr, aldti} e. f,r Dcttmb e.
Butter drooplng; sta.e, S9s''t'i Nte'n, 1890.
Cheese, llOl l5b.c.
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4 woman, RcvrlRc- shooting her TrRdu-
Ger ihrnm.h the Eve n nd the ilearI.

terrible story Of a wOmau's revenge comes
from linrHla Some yenr. ago Prudence hoNamee,
q. Illluy, CIf1rnil, became acquainted with Beck
Wit. k'l}. and The latter proposed and was reject
cd. SubSrqurnt, she maTisl one J.C. stout, AMI kel
k, cNiaprt atcd At his disappointment. circulated
- rice derOgltc"y TO her character Not bong after
WWd lef husband dicd when Kelly renewed his
oAor OF marriage and was n Second time rejected.
in about twenty months amer the death OF her hr-
band Prudence married Walter II. Pnge, her present
husband, with whom she removed to San Franc o.,
where she resid,d for some time Kelly contina ne Il
u circulate reports calculated TO nJure her ohaac
tei, AMI tseso resulted IA separation between her.
sell and her nusb band. She then resolved TO wTeak
vengeance on the destroyer of her happi uesa, hnd
ON Thursday, Aug T. went 20 0lroy, hired a team
and invited him TO taco ride. lie accepted. She
drove TO san Juan, returning alone at twilight.
On tie road they got out aud went'intO a willow
tAcket and there the woman shot Kelly three times
once Ia the rgh, eye, In the forehesd and
In the Heart She then drove into t1wn and gave
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THE BUCKLEY HOMICIDE.
A yoico from the city Prison-A new ycr-
sion Of the Fortietb street Tragedy.

eiOn oil tue fottteth street ErHHtuys
About three months ago Bartholomew Buckley
was killed In = drunken row by James McCarroll,
in Fortieth street near Tenth full account
Of the killing was published in TnE Sun at the time.
Yesterday McCafroll, who is to be tried this term,
aid that buckley had attacked him because he had
ordered the 10 leave the house, and that with
shoemaker knife Buc klcy had stabbed him I rec
times McCMtoll acknowledges that he picked
no An axe to defend himself, but he declares That
though ne held the weapon In one hand, he merely
pushed Buckley ont Nit1 the o'hcr hut II chance
that Buckley ell agains, tie hub Of wagon wheel
and frac urcd lis skull. Mr. Charles Z. Spencer nts
been employed rs counsel to dcfcnd the Young man,
who + reprcscntcd to be quiet aud iuoaensiye. He
sends THE Sun the following letter:
had lust finished Job Of working along shore thht
day, and IRviug been pad Oh went with my fellow
wOrllnCn 70 n lager lcCr saloon, ana there drank
twelve glasses OF lrcor beer, afer which went home
nnu hct. while IN nrd Mt. BnrA Icy anusci me m te
most violent manner, Gazing ne al the yHle, nlthy
tGttern or twoutv uirutesl. when got m AMI tod
him Il was imtpgiglc 10 live IN peace With him 10 {
whom he was not abusing me he was abusing MY WE.
and That hc q" some H'n'g place tur hle ian l
aud move Mrcrcupon he took o sh ,ufutFer'-t kul ~
over the dnug aud stabbed me over tu eye, GA the
forehead aud IN tbr leg. then zed rNuol exc, wa
pushcd Ouot strgCN INA Uhpugl DC son NViAg -
pNd struck hIs hvGd rpgu the wheel huh 81 wagon
VIII Ell stood close 20 the door THIS u exactly " oc
CurrenCp. JANIS MCOAldtNll.
tIrY ThrsoS sent g. 1870.
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savlua Her children aud Burned Alive.

On Sunday l0st the residence Of Bcuiunn
Coz, IN ON cnshoro Dayiess county, ucclucuia ~
took lte and in few moments WIS N"nltl m
namce. MI Cox was absent iron home Al the tin 81"
and Mrf. ON, he VAS crgagci IN Ter domestic tu
ties stare Ted by the smell OF FIRE and rushcd ~
o. ne ht Usc nd ounG IL nearly erNcou"p o. tmcs
H children, all OF tht NJ small, were ~ another aJr-
trI Cf the house, and size rdl ed them to - Out
They di1 ct asptar 40 the moment, and, fraulic wi Ii
grief and Hii such d devotion as On.y a mother u
have. src rus ed into the burning bull INK to fe e
etc them RON the flames bhe wildly sought for
her darlnE- calling cal By naln,, until, blade D
and suiO'Stel by tie smoke ana heat size tel 10 g
HUu before ussstance could reach her she fell
prey tO The CcNOurtng flames. Her DO NNs
shocklnGly burned md mutilsi0d Her litle ohA-
aged 10 escape from tc rear OF the burning bull ing
unhurt.
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xsw xoRx sTYLE or zHs THING,
False Audayits Asain-Twe Innocent mep
Imprisoned for Ton pays q Resr@ny
Amdnvit-Mee nyvhtte, tho Adventurer
,vb, ha. fybeated Evsrvhodv Rsc,pe~.


acknowledgements, tho Advcnturer
who has Cheated Everybody Escapes.
Yesterday, the smuggling case Of Bernard 4
Balinsky was called before Commissioner White.
nftcr repeated sdjuurnncnts The District Attorney.
Mr. Purdy, stated that M he hod no testimony
whatever to produce against the prisoners, he moved
that they should be discharged, and this was &C
corlingiy done. Mr.. Averi, the counsel for these
two men, who have been kept in confinement for
ten days without there being a title Of evidence
against thom, states that they the victims Of the
rower oil false al davis IN court whose tendency
is always towards conviction, because OF tho system
oi money penalties and iorfeitures. lie states tnat
the real suugSler is man named Goodman, en-.
rloyed in the ship Holland as an assistant to the
steward.
Goodman about year ago assisted Bernard 10
the United states, taxing him to work in the bold,
and received ti2 for HE passage. lie met Bernard
in the street about two weeks ago entered into CON
versation with him, accompanied him to his house,
and w@ treated handsomely TO lager beer. B1
llnsky, who lived In the anne house, was present
AID shared In the beer drinking. A few days alter
ward Goodman came again with tea service, which
he brought az = present for the wi c Of his good
friend bernard, aud on ibis occasion also the lager
flowed proiuseiy This vas on Friday. On Sat
urday the men were arrested by a sergeant OF police
on charge of bei-g In possession Of smugglet
goods and were kept in durance vile Until Monday,
wnen they were taken before Commissioner White
who made out warrant for their committi. They
were landed nigh and dry in Ludlo " strest Jail.
The evidence on which they were committed was
an sdhdayit from Borst, Custom House inspee
tor, whici stated that the men were concerned Ia
heavy smuggling operation. The police sergeant
testified that Goodman had confessed TO having
smuggled across the water a trunk and yase iu Of
lace GO having gwen so to an Official TO get them
passed TO Castle Gatuen, and to bavirR inirusled
| tue checks TO Bernard He mad admitted that tlpc
| sud Bernard had fetched them away, and that he
bad not been able TO get hold Of I'm properly since
Among the goods In the trunk was tea service,
which Goodman
had identified. Now District Attorney Purdy
promised this man Goodman the protection OF the
State II he would testify In Court TO what he had told
the police sergeant and he neglected TO arrest him.
But Goodman, who had succeeded IN getting the
lace no safe place, quietly disappeared, after hay
ing sworn to his secret employers, the real owners
OF the lace that Bernard had possessed him,e ell OF IT,
Such Is the account OF Mr. AVerill. the lawyer for
| tho prisoners. Two Innocent mcn have been i'm
prisoned Tor ten DAYS on the affidavit OF a man who
had only hearsay information the customs have been
| c. Gated, and an urrant rogue has escapc1.
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EuHnfirI.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF A
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE,
SEVEN PER CENT. IN GOLD.
ARE OEEFREn AT PAR.

ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND oswEGo MIDLAND
RAILROAD which will DO too miles in its total length
from New York to oswcso. including the Auburn
branch has $50 miles OF road already completed ami
In profitable operation on the northern section ex.
tending from the city OF Oswego TO Sidney Plains,
where It intersects the Albany and susquehanna
Railroad. Work IL being vigorously pushed on other
portions OF the line and It IL the expectation OF the
Company 10 have ct least 100 miles more in operation
before the close OF the present season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
already large, and the Company has just concluded
. contract with the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pauy for coal Of at rye and wealthy
corporation to the northern sections OF the State.
At will add go largely to the business and pronp Of
that section OF the road already controlling the local
anc Of Of the popuous and fertile districts
Of the State that Its NET earnings without the aid
through business can hardly be less than per cont
It's entire cost which 100 per cent in OF the
Interest on Its bonds.
STRONG POINT
in regard to these bonds, lie the fact that the issue
strictly limited to $4,000 mile Of finished road and
BEHIND THE BONDS Is
PAID.UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY 100000.
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial strength
Of the Company.
THE BONDS
They are issued In denominations OF o. 900 may be
either coupon OF registered, at the option OF the pur
chaser bear seven per cent gold interest ee Of In
come YAK paynoie on 'ne ISL OF JbnuMy anu Jub NJ
New YORK city, and have twenty-five years to run TO
maturity.
The popularity Of these bonds as q perfectly safe
security bearing the highest rate OF interest author
seo by tho laws OF New YORK, payable In gold coin,
nee Of Government tax has kept the SIMPLY nearly
exhausted but the recent and early future completion
OF additional sections will for time furnish liberal
supply to which VIC respectfully invite the attention
OF inyestors in the confident belief tina, no better Sc
curity can be found on the Market
Price, par and accrued interest IN currency. Gov
ernmcnts and other current securities taken IN OF
change.
GEORGE oPDYKE q CO.,
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Live stock Market,

NEW YORK. Monday Sept. 5.The receipts Of
beoyes since saturday number 5,fp7 cld, naAng the
extraordinary number Of y.6l5 Tor the week or the
offerings to-day An1 yesterday there ass nj Wee.
hawken 2A5 Rt ono Hundredth street. Anl 80 az Com
nunpag, The merget was depressed by the large
sun is VI Common stock and inferior u medium ~.
tic, including Texaes, were fnlly &c = D. lower Hat
cattle were Comparatively scarce DLd Tor fair
and extra KENTUCKY, ONO, ana Illinois steers prices
were nearly taned Poor TO very taf Texans were
sold at SriOJ.c n n. and choice dove at Belle.
Poor medium nstive steers az llgi@cI and Jar 20
prime At l4Glee win few az loHGltc The receipts
aud 3S(CO Tor the week The RarNc wesker AT 40
Vc Tb Tor ordinary 20 extra lamn7, ard 4btstc, tlr
sheep OF hogs have 56l7 since SAturdH and ll1l6
Tor te week Four cars u stste hogs wore fCd AZ !
q ioC. pm. Dressed were sAs.or &C li9l!Ac.
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Piungiug an Axe Into Mans Heart.


Some days ago VIM. Watkins carried on q
shirt belonging 20 James W Foster, a wealthy far.
mer II Newton Stewart. On Thurs day evening POS.
ter met WltAins az Estridge's blacksmith shop, aud
asked him (WGliiBs when he Intended TO 81 urn the
Ulrt 1his question iniurated Watsias, and Nh
out urther words he seixed oil an aud struck Pos
@r on the left shoulder, almost httsniy bewing the
sh"ul der aGd ARA from q Q BODY. lie repeat I'd ale
blow o. Oh The shoulder, when Foster wlnred rOpnd
Mit his back 10 his murderoHs ailant THE gave
watkins fair elIaAse at lbs victim. aid swinging
nc are into the air, he dealt Fostsr o third blow
With the blade In the les side behind the snouser,
and literally splitting hn heart In two.
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NJ ARRIEn

LEyANDER--COOPER.-O Monday evening, g. D.
tember ~ the residence OF the brides father by the
Rev. W. " BoOlc. Mr.. william Alexander. OF Hamilton
Mo, TO Miss Martha y. Cooper, OF tails city.
missouri papers please copy
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hosr srRIKrre CoNyRAsr.-The old hair dye
and colorers" &C., arc ~ less muddy, ant
fei,d. and the hues they npaH are not natural Pha
lonis vltala, saiveon fr the Hair the peply dis
rent, fragrant, and effective, and has no SEDIMENT
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DITORCED.

LATIoAE;-In this city. on Thursday, August H.
Court Harriet y. Lanigan from Mark Lanigan.
hoGINNlSS. In this city. on Thuvday, August Is
1870 by Judge George q. Barnard. OF the supreme
Court Cathariue McGinness from Hugh Mctsinness.