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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-09
lUISTEO SINNERS.
n Crimes of Conversation.

DID and New for February.I
the careless people, those
the right. and yet the
ne. They plunge reek-
7ith0ut a thought for the
use; their sentences
d ezclamatioBs and exple-
expressive than choice.
phrases are an offense to
rs; and they exhaust tie
OF the language on the
~ occasions. 1t is they
every sentence, even ON
J. with My Stars!'' by
By Jupiterl" Ora
food Lordl" "Thunderl"
mo you don'tF' In
alary, "Ohl' I" Indeed,
clip "And- ahl" are as
sd as leaves in Vallam
a them a funeral is Jolly"
tiog funny" an ordina
nee IS first rate, the
Z on the ladder of beauty
ty;" and their indiscrim-
lli0n is expressed by the
d spIthets, splendid,
magnificent, superb, be-
tsoinating, charming, de
uisite, &c. Any viola
belonging to their code is
a refusal to conform to
IS horrid mean" a
lea Id Is terrible" and a
; beyond endurance"
ways " roasted" or :" fro
uelted :" their friends are
@ with every virtue; and
aeu-es are the ofscourings of
.aGs They SO completely ex-
Tho nguage on common coca
tlatub words are left to give
to their deeper feelings.
class includes those who
laws of etymology. They
l0rOUghly trained IN the
the language, and yet
te regulated by its precepts.
large one, and includes
1daciOus sinners
who use the objective
nominative; as, 1T is
Is I" 1T is her," for
1T is u.s." for 1T is
BE who use the nominative
objective; as, Between
for Between you and
ke you and /" for Like
Ii ne;n Il know who you
lor L know whom you mean.
Z whose subjects and verbs
in number and person;
L" for Say l." You
You were;" my feet's
Tor My feet are cold;
are thirty" for There are
use who use the indicative
he subiunctive; IF L was
1 Il l were you"
8se who use the present tense
pss; Il see you yesterday"
you yesterday"
who use the intransitive
l9r e transitive; If he is a
IS or IF he has a mind to.
Those who use incorrectly the
au ID verbs sit and lie; as
ia -c 2 to lay down, for " l am
% lie down." L laid down
g" for L lay down this
Il shall set there, for
there"
who use the adverb for the
She looks beautifully, ="
oks beaEtiful;" or its OPP
she walks graceful, for
s gracefully"
aos1 who use plural adjective
zla guiar noun; as, Those
fer That kind" Six pair,
9airs."
oss who us9 the compound
e the COZ junction; as, / do
ut what l will, ;" for Il dc
5ut that ! will.
cse Who use the objective
ne conjunction than; as
more than me" for He
than L.
who use double negatives
I don't, neither" for No
her"
Who use the wrong pre-
as. Different to-" fol-
rom - In regard of.
3gard to. /"
who use the superlatlv,
ne comparative; as. 9Th
he two" for 1.-THE Olde
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RAPIDAN No. =.

Capt. LEE HOWELL:
Rob. g. MONAGHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every MON
DAY, prom pity at o clock PM.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. Will run
during the season as above, connecting at
DanvflIe with the L.. O. q NJ. Railroad,
and at Johnsonville with the n. q N. w
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and clippers
for speed, safety, ana comfort.
Orders for pig irons dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, LETT with our Agent,
viii receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention TO col
lections and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
t. WI. FL. CONAHT,
jaI5 diff Agent,
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INC Healing POol.

TSSSA rs FOR YOUNG MEN, who
80 have fallcn into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and better
MA MOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
veIopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA. sep29
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Johns g WILLIAMS.

Niaing Engineers, Surveyors, DC,
NASHVILLE INp.
n8- once In Washington Block. All or
ders VIII De promptly attended 20.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR BYE.

The best in the tOorEd--does not contain
lead-no vitriol po1sons TO paralyze the
system or produce death. 1t Is perfectly
hCITqlLeSS--relable - Instantaneous. Avoid
the Wanted aud delusive preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess, If you
would escape the danger. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors HAIR Dye has thirty
gears reputation to uphold its integrity.
Sold by Druggists Applied at Is Bond st.
New York.
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R~ For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use Pe7Ty'S COnleioT1e and PIN
DIe Remedy. prepared only by Dr. B. Q.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnol7 d3m SPIN
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INSURANCE.

INTERNATIONAL ms. COMPANY
Cash Capital, S500,0O0.
Surplus, July 4, 1869, SO5i ,548 o..
No. IIa nROADwAY. NY.
STATEMENT OF the Condition Of tho IN
TERN ATIONAL INSUhANCE CO. at
New York city, July st, 1869:
Total ASSet8 t4bui1At
Total LfdOitttfes ...........,..s...-.. t3d5bB1 i
q. X. DREW, gent,
novl7 d3m Evansville, Ind.
The SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms. co.
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ,.......... 5000 900
This well-kupwn Company continues tu
insure against LOSS AND DAMAGE bN
FIRE on ali kinds Of buildings merchau-
disc, household furniture. and al other
inEuIable property, AZ reasonable rates.
Applications received and policies Issue
by q. X. DREW, Agent,
nOvl7 d3m Evansville, Ind.
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HB- To remove Moth-Patches, Freckles,
and Tan from the face, use TeTTy'S Moth
and FTeckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr.
3, z. PERRY. Sold by oil druggists.
nOVl7 dam SpN
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The SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms. 90
NEXSEN & BAKER,
General Insurance Agents
AND
ADJUsTERs OF LOSSES,
MARBLE HALL. No. o Main st.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Dwelling Houses insured for n term of
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at the Price Of It0o
FEUe Years at the Price II Thre.
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Life Insurance a. Specially
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Million Dollars
The foilowing are among the gompanie
represented:
ETNA Insurance Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets .............'....' sODOsOvNa
PHOENIX ms Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets ...'.H sNDOsoONs
COEFIN ENTAIL ms. Co Of New York.
Cash Assets ....... s0DWsUvNa
NORTEK AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cagn Assets ...tss.ss. - uVsDvN.
MERCH ANTS ms. co. OF Hartford, OF.
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance 90. OF
New York.
Cash Assets ..-... ....-...---s......-a 500 900
PHE NIX ms. Co OF Brooklyn n. Y.
Cash Asset ss'...N Z 200 900
EsFNA LIFE lns. 90. of Hart ford, Conn.
Cash Assets. .........-...----.-.5A<sO 100000
NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents,
o MAIN STREET, KvansViIlo, Ind.
Ian3O diy
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The excellent new Steamer
PETROLTA No. q.

COLE, Master;
A. o. DURLAND, Clerk,
Will leave Evansville daily for Hender-
sou at three o'clock p. ID. Returning will
leave Henderson at 6.o'clock A. II. Fare
rs cents each way. Freights received at
all hours at w. q. Brown & Co.'s wharf
boat. Railroad and other freights, not
ready by P. n. will go down next day by
ing. delO-u
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And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located in the wealthy County of Hem
derson, Kentucky.
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PHALON'E "PAPHIAN LOTION "
For Beautlfying the Skin and Com.
nloYfOn

FLOR NJ MAYO."
A New Perfume for the Hand KerchleI.
FfwuuisfIe, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON q SON New YORK.
sold by All druggists Itg
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70 III IuH4 OF lNNo 70
ash your ideas written
vill help you put them
~. 81 all means adver-
iaora often. aud when your
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Life Insurance "a Specially
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Total Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Million DOllarf
The New York herald., 1870-09-21


No. chcase spIinss 81 isT No Chicago the lat. lS
:ss.; s.;sS
about 10000 bushels A. soc. sic Tor new mixed
inferior Western; Oats active and a. better
nal at soc SOC for old and Western Both barley and
market was qae. rates. we're sener
ally steady and firm Grain room In the Liverpool steamers
Sai sss Ss % %
. %S S" uo % 1a below Of
The engsgem,spss s I oG Liverpool per steamer 700
ssn ss sSs s'S :so% s"s''i 81 10
5 r. 10 GS S s II. S0Is TO-
vessel 70 Trieste With % i;sSS boz: petroleum
o Ss Plat: Sa:ns. with %
lumber At ca So barn % L.eCn win sltr. heavy Pipe
s as .ssa s s s
SSTs o about 1000 Dbl; pso.Sm from
go ,SH: P:R;5.r, ed S:sa A
River S ss: y s ys
s.ss ssl sss sssd 70, both
% Is ss
m.rte, va. duh, the demand being light. and
s:. Ms ds ssns srPss T:%Is1 is sss
portant being confined smaH supply the present
wants OF brewers Prices quite steady the crop
NJ l0c. 20c but heavy for the 5c. 2c the bulk
Of the arrivals Of the latter are poor in quality.
hIDEs.-The market quiet but prices were steady
a our quotations below. We quote :-Buenos Ayres
. to ~ lbs, 2ac AGc., gold; do, 30 to % ibs
a. ss,sc; j Cor.lsnte: q 70 % lbs, 2iHc &c Rio
2l9c Caorn!s, y % Is S: &c Central xmsri. mel
Ca can g. trimmed sto u bs lsc soc do not trimmed %
l9c 2oc Vera Cruz, IS TO l9 bs lac 20c Tampico 20
to ~ lbs l9c 20c Bocoa, IS to 20 ibs 2c 2c Mara.
calbo Z0 TO ZS lbs, 1hc n Bahia 2 % lbs
date last year, I59 zoo.
LEArHER.-Thsrc WINS n fair business doing in hcmlock
sole and prices were steady except for inferior lots which
Were freely offered at figures avorng buyers The receipts
stu continue fair, and the stock is well assorted though
heavy scarce. Oak unchanged being
neglected. and prime only moderately sought We quote
nemock@Bucnoa Ayres, heavy soc Slc per lb do,
middle 2sfc. 3O1c; do, light, DC &c. California,
heavy. 2sc 30c middle, 2S1ec a 2g,Sc. light. 27c &c
Ornoco &c. heavy 2sc. 29Sc.; do, middle, 27ac. 2c
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.
Yellow Fever Patients in the Hospital-Arri-
val Of Vessels from Injected Ports.

Yellow Fever Patients in the Hospital-Arri-
val Of Vessels from 'ected Ports.
The Quarantine Commissioners held their regular
weekly meeting In their rooms in Exchange place
yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Schel. and Bell were
the only commissioners present. With the excep.
ton Of receiving q communication from DR.. Carno-
chan, the Health Oficer regard to different ves
sells that have arrived here from infected ports since
the last report, there was business OF importance
transacted Tne following are the vessels reported
Steamship Columbus, five days from Havana,
arrived September 10.
Brig Pubiia, fifteen days from Matanzas, arrived
September 10.
Bark II. H. Berry. eighteen days from Havana,
arrived september II; had four meh In the hospital
I'm Havana with yellow fever OF whom one died
and Ope-the steward-was left behind The late
captain, Thomas Palne also died, Of cholera, at
Havana. His body, which was brought to this port
in the hold OF the vessel was sent from Lower Quar-.
antine TO Seguine's Point for interment.
Bark Stampede, thirteen days from Matanzas, ar.
rived September 16
Steamship City OF Merida eleven DAYS from Vera
Cruz VIA Sisal and Havana, arrived September 10.
Since last report two additional cases OF yellow
ever have been admitted TO west Bank Hospital
rom the steamship Bienvle.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
aalf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept. W-6P. N.
AsHHs-The demand for pot moderate and prices
were steady at $6 rs $S rs. The were fair Pearl
remained dull at SO a 80 75
BEEswAx.-The market dun and prices were heavy
Holders were anxious to realize. Southern and Western
were quoted at 33c &c., which prices there were small
sales.
COCOA was dull, the demand being confined to jobbing
Ios prices were unchanged holders being unwilling to
sell, except at previous figures We quote:-Guayaquil
&c. eHc, god in bond; MaracAibo, 24ac. &c., do and
Caracas, i5c. l6c, do
CANDLEs.-There demand, except for small lots
which were selng at former prices Adamantine Qs a
42c. a 43c.
CoTToNThere scarcely any inquiry for speculation
but an improved demand FOR both export spinning and
good business was c0nsumaed but decidedly lower
prices owing to the free oTerngs Lots arrive from
the Atlantic ports freely offered sold reduction
OF &c Nc per b lots from the Gulf pors less de-
pressed being only Ac lower, owing TO the that
hey were not offered freely the other kinds Including
lies were for export 1850 for spinning, and
only moderate The sales follows loo bales basis
l7,sc lc $40 do a. o. Charleston) at i6xc 800 do
for October ut 1885, 100 do for do 7c 100 do for No
yember At 1885, 1U0 do tor May 17c and ae yes erday)
$50 do. for September at sSc 200 FOR October II
1876 We append the closing quotations:-
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HERALD WEDNESDAY z ls7UTRPLE sHEEE

do light s5c 47c good damaged, ali kinds and wsiehts
2<c 2o15c.; poor damaged, ali kinds and weghs 20c.
22c In the rough, 3Qc &c. OAk-Slaughter heavy 8sc
42c do middle, Sc. &c. do light, Bc &c. do,
cropped, heavy, SIC. 4cc. do. middle, S6c 4<c do
nsh. &c &c do In ihe'rsesash. ss heavy &c ss dos
2ec.
MRTALs-There was q heavy business transacted In cop
par the demand being partly speculative but chiefly for
sumption, and prices firm, the market closng
s2iAc, for Lake and 2sc for baltimore on the
spot which the sales were fully l,bOoO lbs,
100000 bs for October November and December delivery
al 2l1c. Iron With good demand and comparatively
small stock, which the hands OF few parties
the market for Scotch pig was brmer, and prices
were higher, closing strong at x2 for Glenyarnoek
and *3 for Egnlon The sales 400 tons Egnton At
$S2 10 Ss3 chiefly at and 400 tons engarnock at
w * or old double headed rails l0 tons were sold
important transactions In American, for which prices were
hrIn, however at former quotations No. quoted ut
&as * and No at S3i S32 Refined bar was dull, and
we heard or no saes x7o was asked for lots In yard
Rails were quiet, and we heard OF no sales but
prcss were seady at 57 &59 god for Engsh and $40
were heavy Ordinary foreign quoted SO 80 3D.
gold without sales of consequence Spelter dull and
lcss trm 25 tons Sesian sold at 6c gold. OF pig
tin we heard OF no particular sales prices generally
favored purcbAsers Straits quoted at Ac 35c.
gold English at 31Ac.. do and Banca $3.50 g7c do
charcoal terne private terms We quote O. charcoal
6ah $9; coke ~ 90 $e coke, terne, 81 S6 75
and charcoal do. 81 80 = % all gold
MOL AssKs.-The market was still dull. There
inquiry for the better grades, which held for full
fsuTe while there scarcely demand for the low and
fered at quotations Sales 800 hhds Porto Rico al J0c
a 60c We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BALLANTINE-PAToN.-Ip this city, Tuesday,
September 20, by the Rev. David Gregg Third Re-
formed Presbyterian church, ROBERr BALLANTINE,
Of Cincinnati, 10 ELIZABETH PATOs, vi Glasgow,
Scotland.
FAiRGRIEvE-MoRsE.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
September 20, BY Rev. Mr.. Jcssup. Captain THOMAS
FAIRGRIEvE, OF New York. TO Miss JOSEPHINE c.
MORSE, eldest daughter OF Joseph W. Morse, Of
Brooklyn.
LEONARD-SCoF1ELD.- Tuesday, September %,
by Rev. DIR. Ferren, rector of Church du st. Es-
prtt New York city, FRANK LEONARD TO Miss SUSIE
0. SCOPIEID, all OF Norwalk. Conn.
NIC0LsOk-SNIFFR.--On Monday, September 10,
at the residence or Mr.. Charles Washburn, JOHN
NICHOLSON, OF Brockville, Canada, to Miss KATE
SNIFFIN, formerly of Rochester, n. Y.
RAMSEY-DuNsHEE.-0n Monday, September II
by the Rev. j. j. Browner GEORGE RAMSEY to HAIR.
RET G., daughter OF the late John Dunshee both OF
this city. 4l c
kGGs-CHURCHIII.-At the West Presbyterian
church. IN tnis city, ON Tuesday evening September
70, by Rev. J. w. Teal, OF Cornwall, on the Hudson
HENRY B. RIGGS, OF Brooklyn, to FANNIE c., daugh-
ter Of William @. Churcnili, Esq.
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CorFER.-Ro WAS steady and prices firm for ai
grades with moderate demand from the trade The sales
were 1000 6ag sL Robin on private terms For other
o, ordinary carSoes, Ic lIHc fair do, lSc ike
good do, lsc. alehc prime do l7c. IKE; extremes
for lots l36c l6c. Java, 18c &c Singapore Isc
isc Ceylon, 7Hc l9c Maracabo, lbc I9c Laguayra
l6fc lsc Jamaica, Hc 17c.; Cesra l6c. i7c Costa
Rc. lo.sc lSc Manila lsc .l7c Mexican, 1tc 1sc.,
and ssvanila, l54c. lscan gold. duty paid. Messrs
de r. Arden made the stock Of to-day a. ollows-
62,b69 bags In New York and 25 900 In Baltimore.
81
CoRDAas moderately active at the prices previously
current We quote-Mania, 2lc. &c. Sisal rope 2Oc
Russia bolt rope &c.,, American and Russian arred I5c
l6c.
DYEwoODs.-There change to note in the market
The demand extremely light for all kinds ana we heard
of no important sales Prices at Els 8I6
gold, for Jamaica and st. Domingo logwood $2a do for
Honduras do. $67 20 66O currency coast Lima
wood $780, gold. foi camwood, and GIT $9, do, for
FIsnThe demand for dry cod was fair at about former
figures The supply good. Sales 1850 quintas at S7 rs
for Georges and 86 ~ IS for Bank There was
good business doing In mackerel for which prices
No. shore Bill for No. &8 ~ for No. do $2S 90 for
No. bay, $2 30 for No. 2do and SO for No. do The
mand for smoked herring moderately active
for No. Hearings In bb quoted at 20 to 81 pickod
cod 81 50 $S and picked scale 84 70 o. with moderate
jobbing demand at these prices.
FLOUR GRAlNReceipts l3 305 bbls. -FOUR 300 bags
corn meal sO bushels wheat l5sls do corn, 1850 DO
oats and 1851 do malt The four market was dun and
somewhat Irregular and prices &C. loc lower The sales
demand the sales being $50 bbls. Rye hour quiet
but prices unaered. sales 200 bbs. Corn meal
dull but unchanged. Sales 100 bbls. We quote -
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THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS MORE ACTIVE.
There was more animation In the Southern State
bonds and the demand extended to most OF the
prominent active securities. Prices were steady and
closed as follows:-Tennessee ex coupon, ok q e2;
de-, new, 90 60h; Virginia, ex coupon,
e5 60; do, new. IS a 81; do, registered stock,
Old, So q 63A; Georgia SKIES 50 a IS; d. sevens,
o. q 82X; do. do, Old, 90 90: North
Carolina, ex coupon, 81 6l1a; do, funding 1885, 40
o II; do. d0., 1868, "a SO; do, new, 90 2ek;
do, special tax. 23h Q "a; Missouri SKIES,
Sok COX: do. lHannibal and ST. Josephl 20 a
ooh; Louisiana skies, II u; do, new, 63 u 67:
do. levee sixes IS 76; do. do, eights SO ss; do
penitentGry sevens, rs 49, do. railroad eights SO a
s5; Alabama nves, 10 Y; do. eights 100 lOl;
do. railroad eignts, 95 q 9s; South Carolina sxes
80 so; do., new, January and July, 6S . 20; do.
new, April and October, " 73; do, registered
stock, old, 70 75; Arkansas skies, So q 90; do.
sevens, 20 70; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling
7s a 80; do, interest eights ~ ~; do, second
mortgage efghts, SO S.; Mississippi Central Rail.
road first mortgage sevens, IS IS; do. do, second
do. elghts, 65 10; New Orleans and Jackson, first
mortgage, SO IS; do. do, second mortgage. ~ q
"a; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mort.
gage, 81 So; do. do, second mortgage, ~ a "A;
Greenyille and Columbus Railroad, guaranteed by
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META" NOT NETTLeb.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In justice to my name and ASSOCIATION. I am de.
srous Of rectifylng mistake in your paper OF the
10th instant, headed Meta Nettled.n Please insert
the following conradictons:-First,N Netta's name in
not CrowperL nor anything commencing with C.
Second, am stopping at SO Morton street, 80 call.
ers will please not look for Meta at 1877 Wooster
street, am not 10 be found there. Third. do not
employ either a counsellor or lawyer. Fourth am
not the secretary, but the vice president
Of the SaleswOmen's Early Closing Associ-
alton. Fifth, do not know disreputable
female OF the Smith family named Mary Ann. Sixth,
as am not IN possession OF a husband, therefore
stealing what unfortunately have not nova hus-
band. The publics servant ..NETTA.U
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

The MORAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
MURpEREE-rne tragedies at Stoughton arc stili the
cause of no little excitement III the town, and are
OF ynching Moran If found today. He is believed
to be lurking In the woods between StOughlon and
Randolph IL was reported this morning that a SIS
ter OF Moran VINO lives on the outskirts OF the town.
adjoining the woods, was seen to leave her house
about nine o'clock last evening and enter the woods,
carrying a bundle, and IN about half an hour re.
turned the house without 1t. 1t Is supposed she
communicated with her brother.
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for dofendaut's benefit small legacy OF money
only Yves left to plaintiff and she claims that one Of
the executors brought undue influence TO bear upon
Mrs. Vandewatcr 10 make her leave the most OF the
property to the defendant She claims also that the
will Is insufficient as will or real estate.
The defence deny that any such influence was
brought 10 bear upon the deceased to induce her TO
make the will or any influence tnat would lead her
10 make any but q valid Will. The defence also
raise the point that the decision OF the Surrogate
admitting the VIII had been confirmed by the SUI
preme Court, general term.
Judge Tappen reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
SUPREME COUnT-BRO0KLYN
The Dalzell Divorce.

augustus DGlzeH Us. Emma Dakeil.--The proceed
ngs to vacae the decree OF divorce obtained by the
alleged fraud and perjury Of William J. Fisher, the
attorney In this suit, were resumed yesterday.
Mr. Lowell, the referee, was put upon the stand
and depOsed tnat he never saw Mr.. DaZell in the
course OF the proceedings; that Fisher produced
some witness who persOnated Mr.. Dalzell and swore
that nc was the plaint1 III the suit and that either
reference.
Edwin James, counsel for Mr.. Dalzell, stated that
ne should prove that his client had been defrauded
by Fisher, ana that the decree and order for amOny
should be vacated. Decision reserved.