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a Confederate Gcnernl's Charge to n
Grand Jury.

Judge II. d. Clayton, in his charge
to the Grand Jury of Pike County,
on the 9th of September, used the
following language:
Among the terms which the Con-
federate States terminated their heroic
struggle for separate and independ-
ent nationality, was one which guar
anteed freedom to this race. Although
we deplore the result, as alike iniu-
rlous TO the country and fatal to the
negroes, the law has been placed upon
our statute books in solemn form by
us, through our delegates The laws
ior their government have been re-
pealed, and others instituted adapted
to their new condition. For myself,
L DO not hesitate to say, in public
and in private, officially and unof-
ficially, that, after having done all
that L could to avert it, when J. took
off my sword in surrender, deter
mined to observe the terms of that
surrender with the same earnestness
and fidelity with which I first shoul-
dered my musket. True manhood
requires no deception, but that, as
we say with our lips, we shall feel in
our heart, and do with our hands.
There is nothing in the history of
the past Of which we need be ashamed.
Whilst we cherish its glorious memo
rles, and that of our martyred dead.
we pause here ;fnd there to drop a
tear over their consecrated ashes, but
remember there is still work for the
living, and set ourselves about the
task Off re-establishing society and
rebuilding our ruined homes. Others,
unwilling to submit to this condition
OF things, may seek their homes
abroad; you and are bound to this
soil for life, for better or for worse,
apd 1t must, at last, cover our re-
MAINS. What, then, is our duty? To
pine at our lot? To sit down, night
ana day cursing and gnawing our
chains? That is not the part of man
Illness; but to rise up AND go forward,
performing our high mission as men.
HE that does the best his circum-
stances allow, does we'll, acts nobly-
angels could do no more" Is it not
enough that the blood of the best
and bravest has been shed in every
valley throughout the land? Is it not
enough that the bones of our fathers
and brothers and sons lie whitening
on every hilltop? Is it not enough
that the voice of lamentation has been
heard at every fireside? Is it not
enough that the wailings of the widow
and orphan still sound in our ears?
Have we not suffered enough? Have
we not done all that was in the power
OF human nature? In our own bo-
SONS, let us wear this consciousness
as a jewel above price!
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BATcHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, Tor Restoring and Identifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 1y New York.
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NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE
DIR. Maggiel is the founder of new mcdi-
cal system! The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paralyZe the bowels, must give precedence
to the man who restores health and appc-
tite, with from one to two of his cxtraordi
nary Pills, and cures the most virulent
sores with box or 80 of his wonderful and
all-hcaling Salvc. These two great spcci-
flcs OF tho Doctor are fast superseding all
the stcreotyped nostrums of the day En-
traordlnary cures by Maggiers Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes of the public to
the inofficiency of the (so-called) remedies
OF others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are
not OF the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and OF which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two Of Maggicl's Pills suf1ices to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant. There is no
gilplng and no reaction in the form of CON
stipation. II the liver is affected, its func-
items arc restored; and if the nervous svs-
TEN is feeble, it is invigoratcd. This last
quality makes the medicines y<ry desirable
tor tho wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
ana eruptlve diseases arc literally cxtin-
gulshed by the disinfectant power of Mag
glefs Salve. In fact, it is hero announced
that Maggiers Bilious, Dyspe7,tic and Dicu--
'hra PMs cure where all others fail. While
for burns. scalds, chilblains. cuts and all
a a6raslons ,,, OF the skin Mnggiers Satire is in
ialhble. Sold by J. MaSgiel, IL Pine street,
New, York, and all druggists, at % cents
per box. Jnlv % Iv
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ELISHA G. Sprague, of Chicago, has
nad an action commenced against him
for breach of promise, by a Cincin-
natl na lady; Sprague is worth $780,
0oo and So0, 900 damages are claimed.
The lady has been sor six wears n
teacher in the Nevp port Seminary.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY-,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY-An
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prostratc the vital powers. with sure
means Of relief. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Is 3mo
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COLGATE,s HONEY sOAp

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and cmoI-
hent in its nature, frngrn ntly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March IS 1y
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SILVER HOUSE.

HAVING DISPOSED of nv HOUSE for
Il a term of years to Mrs. ID. c. SpEcK,
VIII" Is we'll known in the city, and to the
public at large, as popular Hotel-keeper
ana Il worthy lady, take great pleasure in
recommending her to my friends and the
public generally, and feel no hesitation in
saying, one visit to her House will induce
another. Call and give her u trial.
In taking leave of my friends and pa
irons, for Mrs. Shivcr, | return grateful
thanks, and recommend Mrs. Spec[ ms her
successor. W SuIVFR
Sept
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A New PERFUMEl Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by L. Il. Smith
d. Co., New York, is making a sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the handker-
chief for days.
IPhIddelphia Ereninn RuueLin
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SWEET OPoPoNAxl Ladies, i'm their morn.
sng calls, carry joy and gladness, when
perfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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SWEET OPoPoNAxl The only elegant Per-
fume. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
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SWEET OpoPoNAX! Is the sweetest Ex
tract ever made. Supersedes all others
Try 1t once; will use no other.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MEXICO! New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN the United States. Try it and be con
YinceI -
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Cement and Plaster.

AZ Ne Sigt Of he Golde,a Pnd- Lock.
A FRESH SUPPLY of ROSENDALE
"a CEMENT and CALCINED PLASTER.
Just received and for sale by
Sept , JOHN G. DIAL.
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SWEET OpoPoNAx! New Perfume from
Mexico; The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight.
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HNHE subscribers have just received, and
Il will open THIS MORNING, a few in
voices, comprising q neat assortment of
CLOTHING, ENGLISH and FRENCH
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.-bei,g tie
F''St ""p0,fdfion to THIS city for the season.
Our READY-MADE GOODS are princi
pally from our own manufactorv, and are
made up in the latest styles
Our stock of materials iuI manufacturing
embraces every style, and will be made up
to order at the shortest notice. Our Gus
tomcrs IN the country are invited to call or
promptly attended to.
We Will also open shortly, 4 fine assort-
mcnt of HATS, of the various styles in the
latest fashion.
We invite the attention of our visiting
friends III the city to these late arrivals,
feeling assured that will be able to give
satisfaction to all Who desire to supply
thems clve&
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ITEMS va Nnw Yonrs.

Nrw YoaKp Oeta i5G-There were
three cases Of eiiolerf reported In
this city yesterday.
The Heraids Washington special
says fumof In current this evening,
spread too lata lnrconiirmalion .ir do
NAL, That the President has written
TO tho Southern Governors urging
them TO oonyene the legislatures Of
their respective States, and TO reeom-
mend the ratification of the Consd.
tutional Amendment, ~ $50
An order has been Issued by the
War Department assigning General
Emory 10 the. command ,of the troops
garrisoning Washington,
Gold has recently been discovered
both on the Maryland and Virginia
side of the Potomac, just above
Georgetown Several companies have
already been formed, or, are now orr
ganizing 10 develop the territory,
The Indications extend for aboutl six
miles on either side Of the river,
Among the passengers on the i'll,
lAted steamer Evening Star whose
names did not.anncm in the Inibliahed
passenger list. were Lieutenant w ~
Dixon of the U, Ss6th lCayahgs who
graduated at the United States Mili-,
tary academy at West Point, in June
last, also Wylde Hafdihs, of the late
pirate ship Shenandoah. 4 He was the
husband of Belle Boyd, Who is now
in this city. sn aa #NIfA9A
The 7tibaae's Chicago special says
Gen. u. e.. Osbapd, formerly of this
city, we'll known cayalry leador in
the late war, died at his plantation in
Mississippi, on the 4th inst. of brain
fever induced BY over exeytion in at
tending 90 the negroes OF his planta-
tion, 3S or 10 in his employ having
been attacked with cholera, and ts
having died.
4 Hctdid Montreal special snys.
The documents relative 70 the case of
Currane Lamarunde, the dolauIting
banker, who was spirited away from
the custody of the Courts in Canada,
while awaiting u writ of habeas cor.
pus, aud returned to the French au,
thoritics, arc 20 be published.
A fox chase was got up near Mon.
treal yesterday, in which several
Americans participated. A Bostoni
an carried of the brush,
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TELEG R A PHI.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN ITEMS.
LARGE FIRE M rQElERECo o. ,El
SEVENTEEN slcHURoHEs SAND
CONVERTS BURNED.
esaTAAIl9nAsaaa
$500 HOUSES LAID IN ASHES
HHa FHit'tffa ~
1900 PE0PhE ltiH 0UeELEsai ~
LOSS ESTIMATED AT FROM.
$4,000, 900 to s3,O00OO0,
n .EiFiaf) Yla.0Rf
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS SWING
ING ROUND THE CIRCLE.
mfHH4t&at Ata4 Aht
8ft aftfHif
FENfANs WILLING TO FOLLOW
HIS LEADERSHIP. f'i
. NJ
LOSS ESTIMATED AT FROM.
s2,bOO,OOO to ss,OOoOO0,
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS SWING
ING ROUND THE CIRCLE.
FENIANS WILLING TO FOLLOW
HIS LEADERSHIP. h'i


NEw YonK, Oct, lDsriThe Horafd's
eorrrspondenGe from Peru. near Con
atanlinoplo, Sept 10TH announces The
completion of the purchase Of the
fsland Of Melos, most Important
naval station Ia tho arcalan Afehi-
pehgo. by the u, y. Government, and
details et the same time positive IN
Lefssia which tho American people
haze ia the progress aud solution Of
the eastern question: He FtHes
The news Of Gen. Dixa appslnt-
ment as y s, Minister ~ Frauce, IL
commented on BY the Paris Journals
Some Of the writer's think he IL
charged 20 take a strong position Ia
support Of the Monroe doctrine, da
applicable TO the Mexican throne
while others say the contrary. fliH
Mr.. Adams, u, y. Minister In Lon
don .thaving visitod Brussels, some Of
tho Belgian newspapers state his
journey was undertaken ia reference
10 the Mexioan question. thf.+a
One thousand pounds weight of
gold had arrived IN Paris from Costa
Hiea, taken ifnm mineH eoneeded 70 q
French company, and worked under
the direction Of 4 French General,
by President Castro
The Paris newspapers aay tho en-
tefpfise Of their o0unhymen III Cen.
trail America will reooinpense the
country for the failure IN Mexico,
The officers Of the y, 4. war steam
or Tieonder0ga enjoyed a very dias
tinguiahed reception and marked
attentions AT the hands Of the Turk
iah authoritiea IN Conatantinople,
NEw YoRk, Oct ib The Hea{dp
Rio .Janelfo correspondent saye; A
Conference was held on' tho 18th of
Augunt by the commanding officers of
the Allied Army and Navy engaged
in war against Paraguay aud IA was
determined to attack the forts Curu.
patty aud Hmnaita aimnltAAoesihlyiwith
the whole Of their land and naval
forces.
The issue Of fifty million dollars
worth of bonds was authorized By the
Brazilian House OF nelagat6a.
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NEw YonK. Oct, 15.-The Posf's
Washington special says Flint, the
forser, publishes oNd, saying he
has made hh explanation relative 10
the Led0er hoax, and asks suspen-
sion Of public opinion nptil he can
give explanations concerning tho
sources OF his information
All the eompQkil0rs, presataet, and
binders IN aha fl6gerhhlshts Pffnting
OiIiof struck to-day for tho eight
h0nr'Rystem,
Gen Beauregard Is hers eager for
New YbAit,l Oct. i5, The officers
Of tho Hanover Bank to day declined
30 appear against Edward Ufwiek, an
aeeompliee Of Dufand IN deffauding
the bank H. ia supposed that the
money has been refunded, but Justice
Bowling holds the prisoner, and will
summons the officers Of the bank be-
fonrstha e0uft, ~ 8WAF HffhN
NFw Ydhg, Oct, l5 The Hiiohdr
of deaths In this city last week WINS
420 a decrease Of 20 from the pre-
aeding @eek
New YoaK, Oct, lb-The Fenian
stephens left this city to-day for 81.
Louis, on business connected with the
lfenian movement, which he pro-
claims now willing toi follow his lead
.erahip.
Josiah Carpenter, commission
merchant, has been arrested en a
.ohafge Of perpetFating iofgerieH on
tho New York Security and Ware
.liouse Company TO tho amount Of
a88, 200, ~.
! George Hyef haA beah nfrehted for
dealing Ia eountarfeit @3 bills on the
South Port County Band aud w bills
on tho Lyons, Wayne County, Now
York, Bank, aa"f h'iH
s New YoRK. Oct. i5.-1'he HeraEd'a
Maiden, Mass, special says d large
B rRephbli6an eauous was held IN Mals
den on Saturday evening, for the eleeg,
ton Of delegates t0 attend the Sixth
District Convention, for the nomlnn-
tion of candidates for Congress, This
Diatrict was represented last year by
Gen. Banks 1t Is thought Banks
vii be rfnomipated aaea 81 asal
e. Nnw YonK, Oct. 1b,-Ifl6yen now
eases or th6afa wore taken from the
steamer Ilelvita 10 the Hospital ship
On the13th There we're four deaths
on the 18th and l4th, from tho eame
dieeaae, on tho Hospital ship, and five
on the IIelSita from the 10th TO the
18TH IS 3glals tas
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Fn0m lIIrFALO.

la BUFFALO, Oct. t5.-tn pursuance
Zoe orders issued by the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the United States, with the
eoneurenee of-tbe SECRETARY df War,
. United States District Attorney Dart
gave Instructions to Gen. Barny, Com.
mhnding this Military District, to turn
over arms seized from Fenians in this
ejly aud At other points within the
Military District, upon the giving Of a
bond in double the value Of the arms,
TO be approved by Judge N. K How,
that the arms shall not be used IN
Violation Of the neutrality laws. There
we're twenty boxes Of arms seized
here, valued no $500. ! This general
order wdg procured by the inserNen.
ton of Hon, JAS. NJ Humphrey, Of
this city tho Cabinet taking the
position. that 40 tho Governmont had
abandoned the prosecution Of tho
tenian officers aud soldiers, IL could
not, eopaistently, hold their private
property. Several thousand dollars
worth of arms, heldat Oswego Platts-
burg, Malone, Troy, &c, will be turn
cd over on the Same terms. It's said,
by the Foniana. that the arms will be-
eold TO Santa Anna. In this city, +.
o. Day and i. B. Gallagher signed
the bond.
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THE STOCK JOINING cANARD.

: YpnILApELpnfA, October 15.-The
Ledger publishes a lengthy statement
In regard to tho late stock jdbbihg
oanhfd, the purport of which IL, that
their Washington correspondent re-
ceived the manuscript from ono II
M, Flint, who, in turn, eayA his In
formant received the facts from an-
other, and this latter one from third
person IN an official position, whose
name he refuses TO give who Aayh he
saw paper on the Attorney Cen
erals table, containing queries simi-
lar TO those published by the. ledger
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BosToN, Oct. 12.-Solomon Piper,
President of Freemens Bank, died
this afternoon while seated ia chair.
A dispatch from Chicago announces
the sudden death Of Capt Jno. Clark
In that city, on Sunday. Capt Clark
previous TO the war, was connected with
The Boston, GlWift. and subsequently
aeeeptedaIeohhniaisson ~ Commiasary
Of Subsistence, aud. while in New Or
leans, commenced tho re publication Of
the Deita and afterward established
the Norfolk iiost, He was about 40
years old. Capt. Clark was formerly a
member Of General Buffers staff.
Bosroa, Oct. 15.-The store Of
John q. Lorihe, on fremont Street.
was robbed last night of silk goods
valued at e., 200.
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bodnof. a .nnsie lbpfnA9 lNifitksl 10 )

b0dyof q, niHlC bpfnA9 l6siitkN to
crisp, was dragged out Of q house on
St. Waller Street, bat could not be
recognized Sergeant Hughes, Of tho
Royal Artillery was blown up and
badly burned, though not dangerous
~ Lieut. Douglass was severely
hurt by the falling a building,
Several seamen received eontuei0na,
but none seriously that We could hear
of Lifpt Fqnnfoffone of tho (re4i4
niehts, had his arm broken by fall
ing beam
MONTREAL, 9. H., Oct l5.-Peti-
tons 10 the Queen 10 defer the con-
federation until the new Parliament
$ called te settle details, particularly
the school question, are to be eKten-
eiyely circulated
A cargo of.hIIbhry st6rts, chiefly
Westly Richards inuskets aud car
bineE, have arrived,
The duty on imports for the last
three months amount 10 Bl 500, 600,
being an increase Of $3.50. 900 over the
same period Of last year,
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fANAnlfAN rTrnIA.

/ OTTAWA, q. W. Oct. l5.--A de-
atrnetiye fire occurred here yesterday
in some tenement houses, Every
thing lost fh M tt~tl.i# 81
A full Cabinet meeting will be held
20 morrow, 10 take final aution upon
Confederation and to give Instruction.
10 the Delegates to England,
QuEnEo, u, H., Oct, lA~-A terrible
fire occurred here yesterday The
whole district west Of Crown Street
70 st. Saveur's, nearly a mile, was
burned Seventeen churches aud
eonyents, aud 1000 houses were do
slroyed. 10000 people are houseless.
Qufpro, o. H., Oct. IS, Az four
o'clock yesterday morning Il fire began
Fin the houre of MIR. uradel, Grocer,
ST. Joseph Street, near Jocquos Cor
tier Market Owing 10 tho early hour
of the morning, thcre wire but few
peopleabopt, Tho wind, which had
blown half gale from the East all
night, had slightly abatod, still il
ragged with such fury M to cause SER
ious apprebepsione, Blythe time the
fire brigade reached tho scene Ttndel'a
house was onveloped IN flames. The
sappera were already there. but there
was soine delay in laying the bose and
getting a force oi water, which was not
ramedied iornearly m hour. enabling
the fire 10 mako rapid progress. No
leas than ten or twelve lrouses were
on fire and lumber and wooden sheds
on all sides ignitod. by half past
five eighty houses, all wooden. were
m blaze The flames driven by tho
wind, spreading IN all directions,
At 6;30 over 100 HOUSES were con-
sumed, Tho fire by this time run
along ~. Joseph and Metre Dame
dea Anges 10 Dunuan Street and Val
teer Street, carrying every thing be-
fore il.
The church Of the congregation
stood in great danger, but sudden
reviyiug OF the wind saved il, Cross
ing -, Vallicr Street the FIRE. soon
spread into 81. Sauvief Street House
after house fell prey to the flames.
~ was thought that the houses east
ward would be spared, but the fire
orept back, doing its work of destruo-
tiou, Tho whole center of the dis
trict lying between st, Sauvier and
Lower Streets, running parallel with
the river, was u barren waste, Hay
ing nothing 30 feed On il fdistribntea
itself in opposite directions. The
wind increased again, blowing gusts
from every direction, Three separate
confagrations were observable nj once.
ST. Havier church, Dunns soap and
candle factory, Roe's ropewalk and
other large buildings were in aames
/ along 81. Waller Street towards the
tollgate and streets surrounding the
general hospitalahd convent. Another
terrible fire was raging with renewed
fury back of Crown Street, and
along Prince Edwards, Jesuit and
R1and Streets, the flames creeping
! back enveloping street after street
| despite the almost snperhuman efforts
OF the eitizens 81 The conAagration
ceased about Eve o'clock, when there
waslnothing more for il 10 feed on.
Moderate computation places the
number Of houses destroyed at 1900
the loss of real property between 81.
600, 900 and $3,000,000. The number
Of persons rendered houseless, il esti.
mated at eighteen thousand. The
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 15.--Arrived,
the Raleigh from New York,
4 Henry Beer "a pfomihent Odd Eel
low, died to-day.
Many Matamoras merchants and
shippers are awaiting the deponment
Of events on the Rio Gnnde q a +.
asCotton. higher; sales OF l,400 bales
low middling at 3S(@39c. Receipts,
767 bales.
Bank Startling, 63ea hNNtHcAAN'
Now York Exchange, ! to 10 dis
count.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

OcronER isr, 1896,
FTVHaE COMMON COUNCIL. an TmE
.4 city Of Evansville viii receive sealed
proposals until the 2ath day OF october,
1865. for grading, graVeling, and paving
the alley situated In Block No. y, ~ the
leastern Enlargeinebt, and axtendina nom
Third to Fourth street.
by order OF the Council
A, nj. McGRIFF Clerk.
City Clerks Offlce, October Sth, 1865.
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