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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
THE NEWS.
DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.
TJNIIE INVENTORS -
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES

FAIRBANKS STANUAkU SCALEo
Attach less Importance to the very large number OF
PREMIUMS
hieh have been awarded to them by scientific, mecha-
nica and agricultural ocatOns than to the empha
tic far more significant and TO them satisfactory en-
dorse ment of practical business men, during term oil
years, extending far beyond and covering the entlre
business life of "A of imiators.
Every appliance Of power and skill is snow being used
L. supply the constantly increasing demand Tor these
well known and universally approved
STANDARD SCALES.
Every effort will be used to meet the wants
of our friends consistent with retention Of their
peror qualities and perfect protection Of their world
Wide reputation for ACCURACY, DURABILITY and
CONVENIENCE.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
novA-6m o52 Broadway New York.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

HARYEYS & WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Gary and Thirteenth streets,)
Are receiving in store, and will be kept in full
supply
SUGARS. crushed. extra c, raw
C0PFEES, prime Rio, and few bags OF splendid
pure old Government lava, for families
BACON sides and shoulders, prime quality
waISKEY, Of all grades
We are also agents for the sale Of
Lad. Shot, White Lead and Zinc in cans for
painters use
Licorce, the celebrated C. & 7. brand
Manufactured Tobacco, finest grades
Flour, best Valley brands, sc. Sc.
The attention 81 the trade is called to the above,
which will always be for sale at lowest cash prices
ian3-lm
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l. S. & Co. also publish the
FARMERS GUIDE,
by HENRY STEPHENS, of Edinburgh and the late J. p
NoRToS, Of Yale College. Two volumes royal octave
1900 pages, and numerous Bngravings.
Price - for the two volumes; by mail, postpaid ss
dec22-tf
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NJ. BUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR
81 Montebeo Family
Albion Extra
Grecumuun Extra
Locust Grove, Fine for bakers use)
Family soap, assorted
Pur. Cider Vinegar
Old Rye aud Bourbon Whisky
Cherry Bounce and Port Wine
White Lead
Phosphates and Bono Dust
Manufactured Tobacco
On cOnsig nment and for sale by
PALMER, HARTsooK Co,
novl4--f Libby Buildings.
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rooa .,nvasser can make money rapidly selling
them in every town Exelusiys sale guaranteed and
liberal terms given responsible parties who first APP
plv. Dealers who will purchase a few and put Thorn
ont OK TRIAL can soon make large sales Send for de-
scriptive circular and terms.
r. c. BROWNING, General Agent,
.,s.oodsm slzBroadway New York
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PERIODICALS, &c.
PERIODICALS.

DRITISH PERIODICALS.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Conserva-
tve).
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW Whig).
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (RadicaD.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW free Church,.
BLACkwOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (TOry).
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A STEM & THROCKMORTON, No. 253,
n Bowery, New York, Manufacturers and Dealers
in Builders and Loeksmiths Hardware, Nails, Pullies
Cord, Rim Locks and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and
Iron Keys and Castings Gong Bells Wire, Silver Pla
ting, &C.
All orders, large small, furnished promptly At
per Ssat. less than market PyiseI, ssplNsn
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PIANOS, &c.

r.---->--~-0-~0--~00-~ 0O0~-~-r--~~-N>--r-~~
DIANO FORTES.-Thc subscri- -z11
i beers have now commenced receiv- f.zL<zzEl -
ing their supply Of 81 III
From the established and reliable Mandatory Of JEo
B. DUNHAM New York. of whose instrument the sub
scrbers have sold large number in former years.
They respectfully invite all interested to call and view
those beautiful instruments.
wOODH0UsE PARHAM,
nate James Woodhouse & Co..
janllt On Governor stteet near Main.
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MANHOOD AND THE YIGOR OF YOUTH
wi restored in four weeks by DR.. RECORDS Essence
Of Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
the most shattered constitutions whether arising from
excesses abuse, the effects Of climate natural
Time required to cure the most inveerate eases
l. four weeks Failure is impossible DR.. Records BIS
81 nee OF Life is sold in with full instructions Tor
use at a. or four quantities in for So and will BIO
sent 10 any part, carefully packed, receipt OF remit
tance to his accredited agent, PHILIP ROLAND, "a
Liberty street, New York. nov22-6n
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C


MEADE s BAKER,
FOUGERA'S COMPOUND IODINlZBD
COD LIVER OIL -,
Possesses not only all the nourishing proPeres -
cod Liver OH but also the tonic stimuant ana h
tive powers Of Iodine, BrOmlne and - -sr,ier a
which are added In such proportions = ss,rsr,lv
FIVE TIMES STRONGER than any othe' VI m tiS...,
a very much smaller dose may Dc GYM
Of nausea avoided. .vprrp ~ pvrophosDhat.
Of ron have received the appreciation Of the trensa
t.siov ~ Nsdieine and many eminent physlelans
r. 1880 srvIs Of these Preparations sive- mem
,sv .rant.gcs over the other salts Of iron ana r'
- -, scr-Dtahle 20 the most delicate stont'ch7-
'Pore--.s DRAGEES OF SANfONlNE, the no't 81
s,fssrd acceptable vermifuge known for chl!dr7 W
grown persons. a., .,.s Mo-. Paste 80
the most De htful Of all the remedies or 'o4'hs
nsed for coughs. hoarseneSs, Sc., &c -
The above and many other valuable ana '-is f'Ni
rations for sale by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmaeeuu.is'
Corner Ninth and Franklin streets
-. Richmond, Virginia
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v1v yoRK ADyERTIsRMENTS.


.TonN B. FULLER
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER.
No s Dey street, New York,
,s IN .tsrs and ready for immediate shipment, and Is
manufacturing to order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
o 10 go horse power; Circular and Upright Saw Mills
- the most approved construction, Of all sizes, cutting
100 TO 1890 Zee, OF lumber per hour; Grist Mills, Mil
Irons. Water wheels, and every kind Of MIL Ma
ehinsrv Sugar Mills, Paper and Mining AAehlhery ;
Tools Tanks &c, for Oh and Salt "ork'i cotton ana
-, pI,nsr,. WOODWORK Planning Ma
,i---.-- chimes,
Iron Pi1 iay5s. Gray Woods Planning Ma
Iii T.tL.. chimes,
r'li ~ 49, Daniels Planning Machines
.,,,tt W,ebi,ss Moulding Machines,
- - p-ffI. sash Machines,
= Plieu - Tsnoning Machines,
80 Pum1s Power Morteing Machines,
TO-. Prr5ps FoOt Mortieins Machines,
$50 Pumps Boring Machines,
Evir,ulic Jacks, Blind Stat Tenouing Ma
- I.rks chimes,
- sin1 Pnilevs and Hang Cireu lar saw Benches,
- wright's Patent Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll saws,
i,,s Circular Reserving Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reserving Mills
pl,rbi,g ana Gas Fit Rotary and Mining Pumps
tJnr. Every description OF Ma
s,esm and Gas Pipes, shnery and Railway Sup
Steam and Water Gauges, plies
COTTON GINS COTTON GINSi COTTON GINsl
TAYLOR. EagIe, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior
rI Mccarthy Cotton Gins with engines or horse pow
- rl evaryhiug required for the same, In store, and
80 - ,fi ~ oet23-ly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES wRIN GER

Thi, wRIYGER has taken the FIRST PREMIUM in the
Great Fair OF the American Insttute-aso at the State
p,,-. ., New York. Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan
Indiana. Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
v.Hsv Pair. Champlain Valley Fair, and at most Of
h county and Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 200 900 have been sod and now in use in the
limited States and we heard Of one being thrown
aside because it was not liked.
The UNIVERSAL i. superior to all other wringers, In
having larger rolls of solid India Rubber SO protected
bv strong cog wheels that they cannot slip or break
oo,s from the SHAH Its strong wood frame cannot be
rolsn and does not rust or soil the clothes. Every
Universal wrnger is warranted
Wa seIeet 4 few testimonials from persons widely
known to the public, who speak from actual expe-
r;sDes and are above suspicion Of misstatement:
..,k family would as soon give up the cooking
stove As this Clothes wringer 1t cannot be too high
ly recommended. "-SoLoS ROBINSON
This is the first wrnger l have found that would
.,,nd The service required of it,. p. HUGaISS
LovRJoY's HOTEL.
owe think tho Machine much more than pays 70
itself evory year in the saving OF garments. We
think It Important the wrinser should be fitted with
eoes. ,-oRAxGR JUDD, EDIToR OF AMERICAN AsRIcuL-
TUENIsT
al heartily commend it to economists of time, money
and eontentment "-RRv. De. BELLOWS"
alt saves labor expcdites work, makes the aundress
good natured does not of buttons, and is indis
pensable in a we'll regulated family'"-R s. sroREs
JR., D. d.
Every week has given it stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates OF the laundry. Every mem
her Of the household is in admiration of NEW
YORK OBSERVER.
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q Col.9 0'Brien, Deputy Marshal of
the District of Columbia, remained, at
the request of the President, to rem
der such assistance as might be
necessary This he did. ~ Mr..
Murphy, of Washington City,b also
rendered valuable assistance. The
Colonel superintended the carry
ing from the wreck the victims,
placing them in carriages to be CON
veyed to their homes. Some had both
arms and legs broken, others injured
to a less extent, with confused heads
and severe bruises. Seven or eight
persons were killed, while six or more
are in a dying conditions; about nine,
persons were severely, and large num-
ber slightly injured The friends of
these unfortunate parties hurried to
the scene almost frantic with grief; ;,
mothers with, children in their arms
were seeking their kindred, and Ein
fact the entire populationwere gather
ed round the distressing fscene, ianxH
iously looking for, and inquiriDg for
friends and relatives. i Physicians
We're sent for, and twelve arrived from
Pittsburgh. 1t is said that the Presi-
dent has contributed literally for the
relief6f the most unfortunate victims
by this sad accident. 9'hs 3fHaBfgl
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NEW OREEANs.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-A slight
disturbance occurred here last even
ing, caused by the, arrest of two col
.ored women dor being disorderly.
The police resisted an attempt to res
cue the women made. by some colored
soldiers. The police, soon reinforced,
were met byvolleys of brickbats from
the negroes, With the assistance of
several Federal officers, quiet'Was rer
stored. -eet9at a9a .s, .,5ll !; 80 .j''iHa1t g
9Jobh Henderson, jr., jrl' a, member. Of
the Convention of 1864 died this
morning from wounds received dur
ing.the riot of July 3d. fofI Gusq /
.'@ Sales of 5000 bales low middlihg
cotton at 32@33c. Receipts 236. bales.
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FROM sew ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA. The
military officers are Furnishing, severely
the negroes and soldiers who partiei-
pated in the riot, on Wednesday last,
and there are four hanging by the
thumbs.
% Cotton Sales of $50 bales of Low
Middling at32@33c. Receipts for the
week, 2,013, against 1,547. Exports
for the week, 4,1S7. Stock on hand,
$4,000. New York Exchange, / pre-
MUM.
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FRONr OTTAMA. Q. w.

OTTAWA, G. W.. Sept. 14.-A pro-
clamation has been issued abolishing
free ports of Soult, st. Marie and
Gaspa. A camp for the volunteers OF
Lover Canaday is(to be organized im-
mediately in the neighborhood Of
Sherbooke, n'the line Of the Grand
Trunk railroad, $4,000, -
ToRoNTo, CIV. Sept. 14.-Four Of
the directors of the Georgian Bay
Canal, have resigned, being dissatisfied
with the proceedings of the Company.
Seven Fenian prisoners captured at
Fort Erie in June, have been released
on their own recognizances, there be-
ing no evidence to warrant their fur
ther detentinn- -. 49, -. -. l
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FROM WASHINGTON.

q WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The COM
mittee from the City Council and
others who have been, intrusted with
the business of, making suitable ar
rangements towards the reception of
the President on his. return to Wash
ington tomorrow afternoon, have pre-
pared an extensive. programme Of civil
and military efganizations, and as
signed positions to them in the pro-
cession, which will meet the Presi-
dent and party at the railroad depot.
The reception ceremonies will take
place at the City Hall, after which
the columngwill march 20 the avenue,
and from thence to the Executive
Mansion,
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For the Journal.
Indiana Conference.
VINCENNEs, Sept. IA.

'''' - ~ VINcENNEs, Sept. ID.
The session was opened with re-
fgious exercises conducted by w.
Hays. m64t ssbg sDm sie s. IL
1.-The following visiting ministers
were introduced: Dandy, of Ken
lttlucky;;S CraSrss,,ol}of St, Louis; Hawley,
OF Illinois. bsol 81 baa .sqyi ds4Da9
A request from the Trustees of
Wesley Chapel, Indianapolis, for per-
mission to sell their Church property,
was opposed by some; lest, if they
moved farther north in thu. city, they
would fall within the territory of an
Conference, and thu, the prop
oerty be'lost to this. The decision was
postponed. if@ Aa.'i lsai n9'194
The report of the Centenary Com
nnittee elected an animated debate
on that part which recommended the
appointment ofS.0Ts Gilletto agent for
the ensuing year. Itswas understood
that he did not feel able for the work,
and desired not to receive the ap-
pointment. Finally the original re-
port was passed by a vote of 81 to 20.
The candidates for admission to-
membership were, called forward and
examined in the presence of the Con-
ference, oon doetrine and discipline,
and received "a most impressive charge
from Bishop Thompson. He dwelt
earnestly upon their being men of
one ework, ofithe necessity of going
onto perfection, iand the importance
of keepiaY our rules, and not meadihy
them. The value and utility of the
present rules andv discipline of the
Church have been proven by the sue
cess that has attended their obssery-
ance, Itis not hard togdestroy yalaa-
BILE things, butoexceedingly difficult to
restore them, aoThe daughters of a
king. says Fable onee determined to
rejuUendte the old man; to restore the
original color to his hair, lustre to his
eye, smoothness tohis cheek, and elias
ITCHY to his step. So calling in the
enchantress, they cut him to pieces
and boiled him down, and with many
incantations attempted to restore his
youth. But alas he came forth no
more. Let the old Church alone, lest
your incantations only destroy, notim
prove it. Be, prompt-begiss at the
time, If but ttoo persons are there be-
SIDE yourself" 9, - 80 e,9 35 IS
work is well advanced. I
WmglC. Smith preached at. 3 PIN.
Tonight the Missionary Anniversary
will be held. 9 The speakers will be
Drs.3 CraryI and Trimble,, and Rev.
lWm.i VI a. M, Hester swsIs s8I ieeseIg
Last night, II. r. Naylor delivered
a studied and very fine Sunday school !
address, As minutes long Owing to
the, length of this address, and the
prospect of a storm, the two other
orators, announced, did notspeak.
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DR.. Z. d. Miller.

|, ~ Prs, HtNrrEER and Mil MILLER & win re-
malniin EVANSVILLE for a short time
only, and can be consulted personally
at their rooms sat fthe SHERWOOD
HOUSE on all diseases embraced in
their speefalty.n9iiibbG ba1bHnd owl
To save unnecessary correspond
7ences the public are hereby fnfofmod
that personal examination is resui-
stein every case, as appropriate treat
ment cannot be Instituted without it.
In most eases, however, the remedies
can be applied at home without the
Illeast9 inconvenience,o and one inter-
view is generally sufficient for the
purposes Of treatment. A record be-
ing kept of every case accepted, the
remedies necessaryfor the completion
of the = treatment can be furnished
whenever required. 9al - n21'' -
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FROM MEADEVILLE. PA.

VAUDEVILLE, Pa, Sept. IA
great mass meeting of the Republican
party of Crawford County was held
here TO ratify the nomination1of Gen.
Geary for Governor. The meeting
was addressed by Gen. Geary. Gov
A. j. Curtin, and Col. Sam. p. Nc
Kee. This evening the meeting was
addressed by Hon. g. Rowe and
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Testimony from Mr. Fred.
baAeliert, of Cincinnati,7s
1879 o3 hodsin7 Ohio. aia1rso liiw
CINCINNATI, ,IA July 1st, 1866,

FaH tasF ~ Id.
~ - CINcINNATI, July 1st, 1866,
The benefit I derived. from DR..
Hunters treatment induces M me to
make public statement of my case,
believing that Ismay thereby confer a
blessing upon many who are suffering
as II did, by pointing out a. means of
obtaining relief. In September, 1865,
/, consulted Dr.. H. H.sSfhn who had lately
arrived rpfY5p in CINCINNATI q Na from New York
CitysuI had preyiously,submitted, my
case to several of the most prominent
physicians. of our city, but received
no rqs benefit and little enGonrag cement
from ethem9 When Iiconsulteds DIR.
Hunter, I was suffering, from severe
pain inamy chest, hectic fever0night
sweats, hurried breathing, and profuse
purulent expectoratioh. n l had had
several attacks of bleeding from the
lungs, and was much emaciated; qir
fact, my. symptoms indicated too
plainly that II had Consumption,
which was the opinion entertained by
both myself and friends. Soon after
placing myself under DR.. Hunters
care, my most distressing symptoms
gradually abated, my appetite return
ed, and in few months | had in
creased twenty pounds in flesh, and
I am now enjoying the best of health.
I attribute my restoration to DIR.
Hunters skill and attention, and
take much pleasure in recommending
him to those who may require his
assistance. ~ HlRh9 WET q
E s. ss 'q' FREp, AcHERr. [L.s.l
Southwest cor, 4th and Walnut Sts.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. =
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FOREIGN NEWS nv GABLE

i QUEENSTOWN, Sept I3a-Noon.+
Steamship Queen, from New q Y York
Sept. 1st. arrived this forenoon and
proceeded to liverpool .9t / .daaW
q LONDON, Sept. .A13. y Noon..A The
Atlantic Telegraph Company here,
called a meeting Of stock Holders for
the purpose of raising. funds to buy
up the interest of the Anglo-Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, under whose
auspiceslthe cable, has been completed.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 13.-Noo1nl5r n
The steamer Hansa, from Bremen,
sailed to-day for New York with fair
complement of passengers andlSl4, 900
In goldIe8 1o<Z9aaiH 81 q yod
aMADRID Sept. 3,lThe Spanish
Courts have voted to increase the im-
port duty on some goods to II per
cent. y 2 m91I a5d5b311 -aifi1 sGa Oh
TRIESTE, Sept. i13.-Advicese from
Athens state that the Cretan Assem-
bly, have voted for the annexation of
the Island of Condia to Greece. Bw
BERLIN, Sept, 13, A. NJ. 1.-The Prus-
sian Chamber of Deputies has voted
an. electoral law and Parliament for
Saxony. ~ 5gfq siD91 /
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 13, P. M.AThe
steamer Delaware, from New York,
Aug. Both, arrived this afternoon, and
proceeded for Liverpool. 50 /
I SOUTHAMPTON, Sept, 13,-P. MT e
steamer TeutoDis from New York,
Sept. 1st, arrived this afternoon, and
proceeded for Hamburg. q ~ $780,.
LIvERPooL, Sept. 4l3, P. M.-The
steamer Damascus sailed this after
noon for Quebec, via; Londonderry,
carrying out the Canadian mails and
four hundred troops,,onai9 ,aLoItIs
BERLIN, Sept, Fl3,MThe negotia-
tions between Prussia and Saxony
make. very slow progress, It is said
that Prussia demands the taking of
the oath of leyalty,ato herself, by the
Saxony troops. The payment of TO-
000, 600 thalers as indemnity, to Prus-
,sia, for. expenses of the, war, and the
right to garrison the fortress of Kon-
nigsberg, and The cities. of Dresden
and Leipsic with Prussian troops, sd
/ ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 13.--7A fare
well banquet was given to-day to the
American Embassy-aAssistant Secre-
tary Fox and several United States
naval officers were present. Count
Geserchikof made a speech express
i've of the hope that the era. of good
faith now prevailing between Russia
and the United States may be perpet-
ual, and stating that there was no
danger of its being considered as a
menance teoeither nation. 80 lnBssl.
q PARIS Sept. 13-The Journal des
Debates, of to-day, states that the
French and English Governments
have conformity made an active repre-
sentation to- the Sultan of Turkey
against the acquisition by the United
States Government of an island in the
Gulf. of Osini. 80 l2s
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13.-Cotton un-
changed and steady. The sales to-day
foet.d !, 300 bales. Middlinguplands
arei quotedI At I'D. The brsadstuff
market is firmer, and prices had inn
proved PreFisions without change,
[ and closed VERY tlnllsa. n - AsLG I
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Notice to Contractors.

- s2t hA@ u SEPTEMBER 5, 1856.
FTTHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
Il city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 1st day of October,
for grading the alley situated between
Clark and Ieets Streets, and extending
from Third Street to. Fourth Street. in
Block No. Nine Fourth Enlargement.
BY order of the Councils ~ tt.iA'i 7"
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Sept. s, 1856.
seDt6,
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4FROM san FRANCTsCO.

SAN Francisco, Sept. IA. = The
steamer Del Norte, from Crescent
City, arrived yesterday, bringing
$1,000 in treasure.
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Testimonial from Jennetf
McfHahon, of Evansville.

U Hr- Hgn-uufBaefs vi. fn1f
DIR. Miller operated on my left eye,
one week since, for ,Stra6smsus (cross-
eyes), with perfect ssecess The opera
ton lasted only one minute, was with
out pain, and the result proves his
eminent skill. ,g;-sa-,-,, = -
JENNETT MCMAHON.
Ta,EN ssEg TAM
1 take much pleasure in endorsing
tne ABOVE statement, uiY 1e no'-s3s
moaob sid1 10 THEe.s RUSSELL, gni
iIoqsT yClerk of Sherwood Houses
Eoansuille, Aug. %, 1867 sd' 10
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LATER.

From aecountssreeeived tonight, it
appears that the accident to-day was
of the most lamentable and fatal char
acter. The platform extended over
the canal, and was rs feet long, and
from Is to 161 feet wide Several
hundred persons were on it at the
time. the train arrived with the Presi-
Dental party 1t broke in the center,
and as a consequence its occupants
were precipitated to heground a. dis
tance. of 20 feet. The ,.timbers and
human beings were mixeG up, all fall
ing in confused mass.N The fall of
the structure was witnessed from the
Rcars, but it could not at tha time be
aseertained to what extent inJ JGry had
! been sustained.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. I5.-COttOn un-
changed and steady The sales to-day
foot Up /, 300 bales! q Middlinguplands
area aquotedI At I'D. 1.-The brsadstuff
proved Provisions without change,