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Interview Between the Presid
and u Special Committee 81 the Re .
miQns

WASHINGTON Oct. 3l.-At an interview be-
tween President johnson and delegation of the
Fenisn Brotherhood the release Of John Mitchell
having been granted by the President on appli
cation of the Fenian Congress, the Congress de-
eided that deputstion should proceed TO Wash
ington 10 express the thanks of the organization.
Accordingly, Col. X. ". Roberts, Of New
York, President of the Senate. and B. Doran
kilisn. of 81. Louis, and Special Delegation,
accompanied by ). j. Msury. Of Toledo, pro-
ceeded TO the White House, and were given an
early introduction. On being introduced Mr..
Roberts addressed the President ~ follows:
Nr. President: have the honor of being dele
gated. by the Convention Of the Irish American
citizens assembled in Philadelpha representing
large social classes in thirty States and Terrific
ries, TO wait upon Your EXcellency and express
10 VOC how deeply they feel the act OF restoring
to freedom a man when they love and venerate
Tor his self sacrificing devotion 10 bis native land
They remember nothing Of John Mitehsll's ca
reer; they never forget that he risked all a
p4trioi should for Ireland. am sure, Your EI-
eelleney, the American people will have NO cause
10 regret the sympathy they feel. and the friend
ship We belisve they entertain tor Irish birth.
We, sir. are not unconscious of the fact that We
have found in America liberty. justice and an
asylum.
President Johnson replied, ia substance. a.
follows:
Gentlemeb am glad to lean thai the steps
which have been taken in the matter referred 10
have met with the approval of the gentlemen
who have sent you here A. you correctly re
marked, We could not remember Mr. Mitehell'I
American career, bat we were anxious as mark
OF Tespe-' aud compliment 30 the large section OF
our countrynen, with whom Mr.. Mitchell va.
previously identified, TO yield TO their expressed
wishes IN that regari.
After some further conversation OF iii-ud.
character, he delegation Withdrew
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Secretary McGullOcii The feniRn
Senate.

NV YoRk. Oct 1.-The Commercisl'
special SAYS: Ii !, understood Secretary McCul-
lOch will recommend Congress 70 substitute
tax on sales for income TAX
The Fenian Senate have engaged the new
Hall. No. us Broadway. where their meetings
will be held in future
private session was held this morning.
The announcement by their President OF the
release OF John Mitchell created great enthusi-
asm
Ii is probable the important change IN thu
Premiership, caused by the death Of Lord Pal
merston will he the subject OF discussion before
the Senate 40 far a il relates 10 The Fenian or
gaAization.
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the Hussian.AmeriUan Telegraph
Ghe Pirate SHENANDOAH

SAS FRANCISCO, Oct. % On the arrival y
Col. Buckley aud the Russian american Tele
graph party in the vicinity of Plover BAY. Oh,
Indians were extremely shy and hesitatei about
coming on board When thew did come on board
they reported they had seen a steamer burning
ships in the vicinity bat a few days before, and
some crews belonging TO The ships bad been sem
ashore by the steamer The indians did not
understand the burning OF these vessels and there
fore hesitated about coming on board
Some two three OF the sailors set ashore by
the Shenandoah are reported to have been taken
of by the telegraph party. by Young man who
returned by the Palmetto. though Col Buckley
does not mention the fact ia his letter and 10th
ing is known of the present whereabouts OF the
pirate
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indian rreattes-TWO white " omen
and SIX Children released from
Gnn0kvlVV

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 81 The Democrats special
from Lawrence. Kansas, says: General Harvey
aud Chief Clerk Irwin arrived from the Indian
Council, on the head-waters of the Little Afksn
sas River. The Council was in session twenty.
two days and concluded treaties with the Araps-
hoes. Cheysnnes, Kiowas, Csmsnchss, Cadd0es
and Appsches. the widest tribes of the plains
The Kiowas gave up two white women aud six
children who had been held prisoners eight months
Presents were distributed among the Indian.
after the treaties were signed Nearly all the
members OF toe Commission we're suffering from
fever mud sgue.
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From HAVANA FreShet Ina san DO
mingO-Ghe Negro Insurrecfion Ian
jamaica.


SEw YORr. Oct 81 The Steamer Star oil
the Union from New O.leans 22d ult, has al
rived. also the Steamer Perry from Savannah
22i ult., with loss OF her sails aud other damage
sustained during gale
The Steamer Eagle from Havana 10Th OF Sep
TENDER, via Beaufort. y c. 18th. has arrived
Havana sdvicss OF the 2lst OF September ATE
unimpottani The health vi the city was good
and no cholera had made it, appearance
All vessels from Spain doubly quarsntmed
Freshets 10 San Domingo had done extensive
damage 10 properly.
The Express publishes the following: The H.
'ana Steamer at this port this afternoon, bring,
c0ntrmat0ry news OF the uprising OF the negroes
Ia Jamaica against the whites Her Majesty
Consul At this port it is said. is ia receipt of dis
patches OF the utmost Importance
Many revolving murders had been perpetratet
by the negroes A white magistrate had bee,
shockingly mutilated, his fingers and toes hayius
been cut of and then murdered. after which
negro womsn ripped open his bowls
The mutiny wa. spreading at last accounts ans
the greatest alarm prevailed among the whites
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Marine Disaster-Ghe French on tho
March to ~ Paeo

NM YoEg. Oct. 3l.-A correspondent vi the
Herald states that the steamer Victor. hence for
New Orleans which vas toved into Hampton
Roads on Sunday. was almost complete wreck
\ Nessls. Mexico, letter OF the LIST. TO the
Herald. states that lusrez ~as then At II Pa.O
The French were on heir va % th.t place and
were ~ Decied in lev DAYS
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NV YoRx, Oct 81 The Posts special sAys:
Ii is reported tina, the President is seriously con
sideIing the question OF committing the sentence
Of Wiz to Imprisonment Tor lie, bG' no decision
has yet been announced
The Prssiden, to-day received sdyices thai tue
Georgia State Convention had declared slavery
abolished hv unanimous vote without debate
A large number OF persons sentenced 10 i'm
prisoamepl fo'ls aud peni'entisries will soon 10
raleasei
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The ~. John Disaster.

INV HoRk, Oct VI No. further desth.
auoDg the passengers injured ey the 6 John d-
safer are reported to-isy Ihe steanet will
soon undergo repairs. The funeral OF Francis
and MARY Lyons, who were married last Thurs
day and scalded to death o. Sunday morning.
took place his morning at 81 Lake- Chareh
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COM N E RCIAl.
sr 1ELrsDFs.
Cincinnati MARKET.

CISens1TI, Oct. II.
Slsur unchanged add qsiei: spperfins g. 5O07 -,
extra Ooos 70 Tor new and slt and family and fancy
y sJal2 90.
wheat DAN .ts 90 FOR prime old new a. lea
-.
Cers steady a. Jcc.
Bye in nodssste demand 81 81 .sa Nh.
Oats dull at 3se:
Mess pork quiet al 50 10 Bulk meats ssi .s'sh an
hanged and nominal
Lard steady ~ CSC in tierc.s
Groceries quiet.
Whisky firm AZ -.
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Ma Nosx. o., 3l-The steamer Cit, Of
Boston, from Liverpool en- the 18th and Qusens
ievn on the 18Th. arrived this morning
Tandem, .1cT la.-Lofd Pslmersson disd on
the 18Th, at s:3s A. NJ in the eighty -srst year
OF his age Great anxiety prsvailed yes,ertay %
know the nature OF his illness Business ~ the
Stock Exchange, and in other qusr,Gs vas sus
pended, and deep and universal regret - sI-
pressed by all parties al his loss Earl Russell
will probably succeed him. Lord Csvsndon ia
king the i"rsign once hut nothing oheisl
ranapired
The sensation nevs published by tss Times
that Mr. Seward recently sent peremptsry die
patches 10 France continued 10 attract attention
bnt il -. generally regarded as wholly IN
founded. aud this view vas confirmed by the Mo-
rayians news
The Times contends that let this renonstrsnee
DC what IL may, coldnsu has recently arisen be
tween France End Amsrlca. ffE III
The Star prenornces the T .ss ne 10 entirely
baseless q mere ssburdity
The Paris Temps says the deaths from cholera
IN that city were averaging two hundred per day
kIo JsSrRo, Sept. - Uruguay 10 closely in.
vested by the BrAzili,ns. hut II has not hssn re-
taken
Fsriher Point, Oo 81 The .lsamsAip Da
mascns. from Liverpool on the l9th. via. Lon
donderry on the aosh, has passed thi, point en-
route 10 Quebec
Ii is generally believed that Earl Russell will
accept the Premiership. but nothing Official has
trsnsplred. the Queen heing in Scotland
COTTON Rs Nashville.
NAsnvlLLr, Oct. 3l.-Four hundred bale. al
cotton were received by dealers to-day and *:
bales shipped Prices dull Al iJ(d4ie; holders
demand soc, Cotton declined 3i.c here on the
announcement OF tho death of Lord Pslmsrstoa
The Great Fair
PHILADrLrHiA. Oct. 3l.-rhe total receipts al
the Fair for the bsneft Of the Soldiers ans
Sailors Home. for seven days. amounts e
sit,0W will continue open during the week
Banquet by the Engiish Capitalists
INV fosk. Oct. 3l.-The English capital
iss gave banquet 10 their American friends
last night,
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WasElS6ToS. Oct 3l.-The funeral service,
attendant on the death OF Col. Uric Dahlgren
were celebrated to-day The President and
Cabinet and large number Of srmy and navy
officers were present. with hundreds of others, in
he First PRESBYTERIAN Church, 10 which place
the remains were conveyed Re, Henry Ward
Bsecher delivered an address on the beneficial
results OF he wsr though at Al sacrifice of lie
.ni .ulogizei Col Dahlgren IN this connection.
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pre- nj Norwalk, Conn

NoswAIx, CoxS Oct 81 = A Ere last eve
ping totally destroyed ByiDgton Weeds frame
building OF the north side OF Wall street. The
Insurance on the building 10 ss.vOV. and ca the
stock $50 100 IL will &c . total losi.
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Scau,IrE CoIsAxs LEcTURK.-The Taber-
nace on last evening was packed To It's utmost
capacity 10 hear the lecture of the Hon. Schuyler
Colfax. on the subject Of his recent overland trip
through Californis. Utah etc Not only were
all the seats filed. but there MAS lao standing
room at half-pAst o'clock. halls and aisles
being alike packed. The lecture was au exceed
ingly interesting one, "a wac of course expected
from she established reputation OF the lecturer
/, was in his usual persuasive and eloquent vein.
and was frequently and warmly applauded. Ii
vas as fall in its details MS il Was complete As q
whole, and was exhaustive Of the subject Mr.
Colfsr's style is graphic and impsssioned. He
conducted his hearers through scenes Of snrpsss
ing grandeur aud beauty. Nature as il exists in
all it's romantic sublimity ia the Western world
va sketehed as If by master hand, and pre-
,entsd 20 the minds Of bis audience in a dietlon
.ngularly apt and picturesque Nr. CelfsH is
a. delicious in telling what he has seen aud
heard a. he hss been successful politician
Drrx. HoVsr What has become OF The new
opera House? We 10 not hear any more OF II
OF ate and vet the experience of every day proves
the pecessity Of Il Ii we had such az instita-
ton. we would have operas every winter. as Ne
are directly on the route from the large cities O.
the East 10 those of the West. Ii vas said that
the Strakoseh troupe would welt u. but being
unable to get the TheaIre-the only place IN the
eat, at all suitable for their perfcrmsnces-'hs
Managers relirqusbed the idea.
Hut. aside frem such an eiiice being use'i IS
place OF amusement i would De of inealculablt
value 10 u ~ = place for concerts, conventions
synods and other large public Assenblies-it being
notorious fact that such bodies often com
PEELED 10 appoint delegates. 10 whom tickets slon,
are issred. or assemble in he open air, where
they are either broken up b, heat. cold o. rain. IA
niue csse- out OF ten
When a popular lecturer ike tough Murdoch
Collar. and the Ike. comes here the only place
the people can assemble aud hear. : that Won
derlul structure OF some more wonderful arch
tectursl mind. ycert the Tabernacle. Aud
sweet place it 10 The cattle pens OF Ne" York
sr the pork houses OF Cincinnati are Gothic oc
side il in appearance oulsids. and about equally
clean within
WHY the little CITY of Dayton. with not pof'
half our population OF business. can boast Of i
Opera House. and ~hy should We Le behind her
lie, Us hope that the enterprise IN regard 10 al
Opera House which vas started by some II on
orominent nea some lime since. will not fail
but that IL -iii be prosecuted until noble edIhe
,hsiI arise, which will be 90 ornament ~ o.
clty aud 81 hssot 70 IN irtatltaut.
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wAssINGroN Oct 81 The Postmaster (isne.
ra has ordered mail service Oh the Alabama
aud Florids. aud ON The Montgomery and West
Point X ilrosds
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There rn ~ decided change 10 As ossplsslOa 81 he
beef cstle nafksi this week Is csupared With lasi
vel sst'. -. .s.rs.ay 80 sssa % Cd y.' ne,
yearly the sane beash In The sveaax he prics
trife lower ny2 % per 600 pounds. aaklng sbost
poane Ia difficult ell eHcep: low price,
Mich coz, w.rr rreguisr. varying Ron ~ m 70 fs
and l2n del.
Aesls we're st-sdy 81 quota lens
sheep an4 lambs rather lever PEI poaEd, bet tes
prices per head we're ahout The sane.
Hogs we're heavy aud Prices sems-hsf loser. 90
Rec-pts-Besvss, &C ~ oo~,. lsf1; .,sls. I. "a
sheep and lambs. sh.ses. swine, ll4ts
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nrath Ola iIIienaire

NoswicH. CosS. Oct. 3l-Asa Fitch. the
we'll kno~u manufacturer aud miliouslre, OF
FllchsIle. Conn died Mosis, night alter
erisf ilress
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ssgxar R.iLwAY.-whils the Lew managers
OF our Street Railway have their hands in. We
would suggest tina, they place some different
eolored lamps IN their cars at night. 50 tina, the
hnes may he readily distinguished. For instance.
let the cars on Massachusetts avenue carry blue
lights: those on Illinois. red thoso ou Virginia
avenue. green. aud those OH Washington street
shi,e: BY this simple arrangement; nocturnal
pedestrians would be relieved OF many inconve-
liencss. and the employees OF the road saved
from many annoyances. Aud. ia addition 10 The
above, We would suggest that one colored ligh,
Dc placed ola one end OF the ear, and different
light Oh the other end 30 that citizen can see
al glance whether the ear is coming to or going
from him
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Is George Thompson tue great champion OF
freedom. and abolition Of the slave trade and
slavery ia the British West Indies. an ex mem
Der of Parliament. will Lecture before the \ Dung
Meas Christian Association Of this city. at Ma
sonic Hall. on Thursday evening November ID,
is65. Doors open a, : u. ana Lecture to COM
mence At clock.
Subject. American Politics. OF The Signs OF
the Times
Tickets h;ts cents. On sale Benbam' :
Muse Store 3l-a
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tH-A TAI on the capacity OF the barometer =
The exceedingly dull skies aud heavy stmos
pierre Of the last TO days.
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TlksL HArrs AND INpiAsiroLls RAILROAD
GHANGk OF TINE --Ou aud after Monday, Oct
30,h. the time of this road will be changed as
follows:
Westward, Le4ys-Mal c:l5 A ~ tx
press l.i0 VI Accommodation. $40 + NJ
Express. 80 z II
Eastward Arrive-EIpte... 3:4I A NJ. Mai.
1910 A. 81 Accommodation. Gao 2 u II
press. 7.lJ i VI 2s-6
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- Whilst Tue city improves generally. Massa-
chusetts avenue keeps ahead. as We notice the
Capital Drug Store" al the corner OF Vermont
stree. Ia. been great, enlarged, AID il now one
Of our first class drug stores IN evets respect
J0-tf
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~ -Four things needful-A complete aud
radical -y.tem of stree, Improvements. the i'm
prosement Of the Governor. Circle ditto
University Square, cheap gs,.
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Flour suiel and usehssged.
Wheat active, closing with sellers Of s30i 81 e..
- gers offering 3 fer Fer am l0al lskdcr No ,.
I IS al f9c for ccuofnos Ne. end q for Nc ?.
Prov ision< nominal
Highvines quiet and unchanged
l:ecsipfs-Fiour, $500 bbls.; ~hesi, zee susbsb
corn 81 CO. bushels; Oats. 800.
Shipaepfs-Fiour 500 bbIs; wheat. 3..is' hnshsi'
csrn LIE 600 sasheis; eats, 3, 00s bushels.
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~ Ut YOU want 10 enjoy Yourself and set
something good 10 eat go . the Temperance
Festival At Masonic Hall this evening
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~ Every thing IN the estabe line can be bad
81 the Temperance Festival at Masonic Hall TO
night
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~ Tie County Commissioners meet today
to &C, on applications for license and such other
bushes. a. will be before them
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MtrrON RAH, A choice lot OF Fresh Nut
ton Hams for sale lor by hiugan Go lev
Packing House IL
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II The work OF tearing down tho picture
galleries. aud natural history school books.
erected Oh various streets by Van Amburgh-
Agent. vas going ON yesterday These pictures
we're great delight 70 the yOnng folks OF the
city
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HB~ YssI, Oct. u
.,,.r dun hss.v and 1e lower sc FER nicdlng
Flour 5eIgc lever and mere dong, At o5as p To-
..tr, Siste s5a9 90 for comrnoa 10 god shippins
l,-sus. entls round hoop ohio ssf family ssd > $50
u :, fer trade brssds, market closing sssdy
.Gi.sy dull Of Ma 81.
tyb.si-spring duh AID declining white winter els>ed
-4,,.r mere STEADY; 20 for common hvsukie cIub,
Z G.l IS for old Chicago spring 3Srz - frr ss~
sab,r STATE, the latter fer eheos
Rye dull and steady
Rsrlsv enii. Barley malt quiet.
en- duh and lie over atS, iog snsssri sna $50
r. .ouud mixed western.
CA. les active aud arespsg 81 <STsie f'r u"ssnss
sss ~ 4 .. ior SOUND.
70. QUIET ag1 hrin. Csnee nfn.-
sar.r actves fsc %. Pos,o Flee. y .sH. IT, re
Hascavado. snd l47lstsc for Hsvsns
Mos.tes qnist sDd am
Petroleum sctivs Of - sc ter dute - sS Ter 80
iin~i lu bend ard 5jG.1c- for frss
Psrs levers, 81 ssHSt Il. fsT u~~ .sss- ciesing
A. A % seg ss.h sad regular way. - % fsr primo.
.nd "a .sxzs - FOR prime mes
BEEF nrn al Il oeB1< - for plan Dsss IL cell 1or
.,tra mess Bsefhsns In demand 70 arrive a. &c.
Caf snest. unchanged; and dua at ists8E1se fsr
.soaldsrs shd eoe-ss.o for hans bseen N isir 70
quest ~ zee-
Isre hssvv Of s4ssss, Chssss srn o. teisc.
Bntts- IN dsmssd a,s<g fer Ohio AM "ss' 'ef
STATE.
u~ ,osr sessr sAsnsr.
ssw fsss. Oet II.
Macy sciis. md sssds at Per cent 90 cell for
loans. -.
aoH shsds nrusr, opening o. ", seelfafns q
SsS., sn1 sisssng 81 >eh
asssr1ssssi sscSs hsavv and &C Loser.
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~ A German emigraht VAS robbed Yesterday
on the cars. between Dasto" aud this city. oi
eight hundred dollars 10 gold. rwo Young men
-efe arrested by Marshal Fishing. Oh suspicion
OF being The thieves, but at the time ~e we're in
The Court no positive evidence Was produced
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sE- See DIR. wm. Thomson's advertisement
o. tie fourth page VI ~ days paper
&c zo-sf.
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~ Remember the Temperance Festival al
Masonic Hall this evening grand time Is er-
pected
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IT, commso,sry on the he'efoio1 tshden
eiss OF the fmes--the intefnaable tocks,s Of
oar court.
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" We are assured by the Committee that
simple preparation have been made tor all that
may be present At tie Temperance Festival this
evening at Masonic Hall. and good tim- is eI
pected Buttcrheld & Co. have kindly consented
10 furnish the Committee with obe u their grand
piaaos Good performers will be present
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EA plea for single blessedness-,he multi.
tsdinoa. array of divorce cases pending In our
couftS
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The President Ghi N ing at Coma M a a.
ing Wirzs Sentence To imprisOn-
ment Ter Iife-The Georgia state
Released
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rH-Pauspcs illu.,ra,ed--she life local ed
tor leads
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~ cheet-Ths price, asked for frui.sy fruit
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NJ e DICAl.
MEDICAL.
g. LAD NE vs.
FOR IHE UNFoKUSAIK
BE LIS SPECIFIC PILLS

warranted ia al Tor tie sFE.DE and ysssAs.
crsx froin 81 dsesses arising from sexus
YOUTHFUL INDisCRETIoN,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissi,n aud Sensual Drs<nA
Genittl, Physical and NervOu Debility Impotence
elect, Sexual Diseases &c., &c., &c.
NO CHANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY,
aud they be used without detection. zach
tslns 81 pis, Price oNK DoLsE II yOS get
OF your druggist they vii lie sent by mail securely seal
ed postpaid with fall Instructions that insure cure
receipt Of the money; and a pamphlet 81 100 pages
the youth the consequences and remedy
free; locent. required for postage Addts. D j. BssAs
Consulting Physician.
p. D. Boz SOS. 4f2 broadway. New yort
Dealers be supplied BY Denss Barnes q c.
Wholesale Agents NsB yors; foniiuson Ger. AGENT
for Indianapolis.
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WANTED

q HOUSE. aiming liz seven eight rooms,
~ able for Boarding house. by prompf paying ten
sni. Inquire a. this Ohioe. 20.
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TelegraphiC Dispatches,
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

s.ro.r,o .rrss..l, 20 IA, p,a, .ranr.
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VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A. ii.
ssTtKE>rt No irIN> 81 NEWS

THREE O'CLOCK. A. u.
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NAsn,ILLr, Oct 3l.-Four hundred bale. of
cotton we're received by dealers to-day and 3s3
| bales shipped. Prices dull al IJCd4ie; holders
| demand Soc, Cotton declined 3i.c here on the
announcement OF the death OF Lord Pslmsrstoa.
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The following 10 copy Of rscss. letter
fro@ The Secretary ~ State 10 Secretary Of