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.sOOTnlLNG eY RUP,
ron onit,pnrE rrErnaa. (

RON CtifLpHEN rEETnGNa.
which greatly fabiIitates the pfooeas Of
tsstblng BIZ HoGenine tho gums. rsdaeieg
all lDflammationH. will allay Ali PAtH
aud sDasfnodio action, and IL
.di sbHH TO HEaufATM fHH now Els.
Depend upon ~, mothers. IL will give rtHt
10 yourselves and t.,t44ffaa sl..s.4
aHLfEF AND nHALFn no YoUa fHFAHrs.
We have pot oD and sold this hfticls FOR
over thirty years, and odn AaU IN cerVTdsHoe
and truth Of " what we have never been
able W say Of any other medicine Hever
mas Il fptt6d IN q stttots Instance TO eject q
cure. when Timely used. Never did We
know an iastanpe NJ dissatisfaction BY any
ope who used ~. on thsfe9H;rary, eil are
delighted with It's operations, and speak Ia
terms 81 COMMUNICATION OF ITS snagieal
Effects aud medical virtues. We speak In
this matter "t0hat iee ito bnoio," after thirty
years experience, and I,ied0e our reputation
f6r the Jtst1lt8iftu ~ tgldtiOo Here dsdtars. In
almost every instance where the infant II
suffering from pain end exhaustion, relief
win be foiind In lftsen or twenty minutes
after She fsyfnp Northumberland. 'iA'N
Fall dif6otlons for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine gplesg tbe nc
slinile 81 CplerIs q t'EHKfNB New York,
| NJ on the outside wfappef fnl ~ fiA3l
Aol4 nv All druggists throughout the
] Pbtng. ogLY NJ gngrsA B0rFsn4 lid
f''''s ~ bsss 3ra0tfsgs.y4.tl -t,slB
/ A New aad GrhDd Epoch la ~ ediFinei
T. Dt Masgih 'is the f6nntit3t bf 4 'iiew Mod
lead tiystaVisi Theqnantiblfianfw vast
! Internal dos H uhiCublr tho stomach hnu
/ pnrnlyne Thaiiih Nfiiz. fnusti give Drteedeuoe
/ To the ~ aii-sslaos fRsLalss health and appe-
! tils, With ffpu1 one 70 two OF his a1trnor.
! dihhfy RaiA4, htid taitea tnaiiffeHt EHulout
| sores gith,H box or 50 ef hla WoDdgtf9l anu
! hifhFhiink kntVes TheAe TWO great spe@iI-
bieraf aha poaf9r's arg ia5af super eedinglall
etraslhy ghiHaglql's PILLS and
4 snlvo hive opened the eyes Of the public Ia
\ tRe iAefTiiApuck OF Tie tsbeallegj feihadiaa
9g9ih,gt,s gh ,,S y1G pgi9lps AP \, 80 .
pofsoj uti class MAJ alp fWtgiowsa 9y. tho
4 DOZEN. aud " which every box full taken
\ cTBhtesf "a % absolute nsipssihy for another.
1 One OF two of MagglelF pilla suiIiees To
! nlasb int bbWela Ia bdtfaet l6rders toha the
sIS}2,i gY Egpggf9s8 efs { 4s Z ,a
| s,jping and 30 reaction Ia the f9rrh ~ con.
stipAtion, II the uvet Is affected, its ffbe-
| items Are reftoreds and IL thoneiN ottMfsys.
tom Z feeble, Y n .inyigPrated, This lgssi
), for tps wants ~ delicate femples. UlcerouF
4 hhd trnptiv6 dibhhsea IRE literally Ok.
N EinE6 sized by the disinfnctnnt power OF
7 Mngaiel'A Bnlvf. I'm faGt, H. rs here 1n.
n uattnned thai hd0dtaiisi IiHh1s, DVufqbtt
gnf1 LggAgq XIX eyre w4efS all 3lReE'
%aie6" Il hfaIi i2 boYd IN fh m i2fi't ii
Pho street. Ney Nork and ali druggists
~ "a - o. tf -
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a lnItA vrr.r. on MlATEIl orlIIrE,


a QUA WITH. or wATEIE OF1LIFE,
Tced,etr Or NJaTaigid fn tbrtB MINUTES.
ToOfhuche OF ygtlrQchc--ln one IpiHut5,gat
ftgiica and Crdmps@fn Ave miDutes.
DfAggI,1d, BiDOoiD FtaT, CottOhs ard lOtdy-
In from one 10 three days.
IlhelfatntfshnA-Ifi,tW Two 10 tan days. ninW
ran G'rtbc. f'aek 9r Sidc7,-4 IA twenty min
Soreness irene or EXPERIMENTATION he KiancDs,
h JDpoindss, d1tbniS, t1iesN Segflf1 9KTIk
BroHchiat A0cctfo,ia. Diyspcpsia. E,gsipctas,
t s5', VIZ SF Jj tns 1Sf0'f r1 PTfp''"-
Lapfr Complaint, E57geDapd a gq, "a. "A
H1de Cdkc G,tiUet. CJhtrQctdd br IStiGc,ted
Corts, S,ooiic1,, F,aDic, 0fkytaf y0fttsIlBD
Gun, B,1ifSes or shot W'otiads-4lnnny por-
attI9sSns9' the Poqy7Tin ~ lpifr5efpiplyy s99'
This medicine has been thoroughly, lost
cd In Evansville by fnany Of our first cIti-
zens, neyer fiffffhg b give eatisfactlon. We
have sold large quantities In ONO, In
diana, Illinois, kentucky, and Tennessee,
II the confidence we have " the ineedlelnei
th,tt We warrant every bottle, and refund
ghg money IN cas-. eaas the medicine iqtfi 70
We have,a number OF properly qtifsted
certificates from our own city, ana rom
v1lri rus paris Of the country, which cana
any time be seen at our slgIe,.. gfdEg1
For sale by respectable qrnggiAts eygFy-
LEIGH q MAGIIEE,
Cor. Third and Main streets, Evanfyllle,
Ihna Manufacturers and bolc Pfoprietors.
aus i3n ~ Ia 4on4sfnH 1ol JiHb
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iuFOR SALE AT AUCTION.
uf ga .ii.u GaH ftsf
ar CENTRAL HOUSE,
UaioaQ,,4, ~

II WIIH,sBBIs. ON TUESDAY. OGT.
Il "a, 1866, ut public vendue, on the preri-
ises. the Hotel Situated I'M UnioDtown, KY,
known as the Central House. Also. oil tho
Furniture, Bar Fixtures, &c, belonging to
the house, The terms Of sale viii be iihde
known on the day of sale.
n na4n bgs GEORGE bOI5KOBNDER.
sept dim fr
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.pE.Lt6l1fRf.a FEMALE oRpl1L

VIII cure oil Female Complaints, spch as
excessive, painful, or Auppreseted Meffstfua-
ton, LeucDrrbcn vt ~ ifffes, FALLING Of the
I. womb, aud all frregularitlcHOf tbe Mgnth-
1yperioda. Itwili hlsObrinRo on The fhcnscs
.9t Monthly Pcfloab wheH checksVisPy
! Il Dr. yIIoopers FsinihleDdIonlial Iisuthe
most perfect ana infalliblc remedy eyer
discovered for tho iotfrs lof fsfnale eOfn-
plants 1mtifeHytry W.
pispafeddT ahd s3ih ~ fjafe ea5fcrly a
Cp1 M. 40 lNoTilhf NJ ftl'Slrcgb 81 Iypgls
Mo-, and At their BraDch store, NO.
Madison strest ,CbicltaOG Illinois. .-tf9s
For sale by oil Druggists. f.......
F'l5.h rii'ti' 'ii NhA lfAi"i'Nhtf
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PATENT MEDICINES.
A Remedy for Private Diseases.
DR.. MARK YPHILITIC CURE

a Remedy Tor PrfYate DlSease5.
d DR.. MARK YPHILIqIC CURE
This celebrated remedy Is nm IryALbf-
BILE CUR for sYPilfLg in the Primary,
secondary aud Tertiary ttnges.
Or. Marks ByphiIitfc Cure Is tho only
rsroedy ever. discovered that Will cure
sypbiiis ii Ill fts com piitatbd forms, and
ueutrnlize the Hyphiltic poison or virus,
elsspse and purify tho blood rom al .syPh-
lite faint, and thoroughly eradicate tho
disease from ths system.
symptoms OF the FIRST or Primary Stage
u TINS is known BY chancrns or ulcers APP
| pshrtng ON the sexual organs soon after an
exposure. Dr. Marks syphilitic cure, ~
| faithful treatment, usually cures the 6Fpt
stage In from fiys 70 nfteen days. @~-Prfco
= Aynptofos 81 tho secondary stage.Thia
| stage IL when the disease haa become con-
sTfrUriOHAI., and IL known by ulcers ap-
/ peafiug In tho mouth nose, throat, glands,
sk In, head, nails, mucous mem brares, can
esrous sores on the arms and legs efuptious
IN Lis skin, scroI,uia, stc; Inc .,1 prize per
| Ing fhfont.wasf IT the throat n notul-
cerhtsd, the Ebroat1wa ~ omitted aud IN
omitted, ~ per package. c..
! stage IL known by nodes or hard and pain
| ffil tuTuVrs on tho bones, enlargement 0f
| the Joints, or contrnotlohs, hard pnins IN
the bOngs aud Joints, decay Of the bones,
| aybhfiitfc rheunatfsid, alteration OF tho
parts gte. Price Rer Raes ss e,,,,kr
| bad treatment, whereby you are suffering
/ with any oft1e syruptofns nbgve deser1DedT
~ so use without delay Djt MAhK fiIlI-
| you can CUBE YoUEsELF for oHg-TErTH
! THK morxY that Dbysicians charge, WIN
out hindsrancS from business, and thus
avoid all chance Of expOguTa and HvfF by
| f1noHAnT oUAeRB calling thetnselvcs
"Privnte Disease .D0ptorksii many ~ whom
can neithsr read nor ~ Iita.-Avoid them
| as you would tigers. a word 70 tho wise
| IL snHieisntfH and o. IlftHr Ought 70 DO
enough for the afflicted. 49,. -. -
I "A Treatise on ali sexual Tor privately dit-
eases 10 be had at thb ofilce. FREQ, no
| charge for conBultlVn 0r advice. cures
guarnntesds
N DH. MARKS SYPgfIBrfIc lCEyE WAL BIO
sent 10 all parts Of the country BY cypress,
on receipt OF the money and ~ ctA tor box
| ing and shipping. Orders Are daily re-
ceived from al parts 81 the United states.
| Prepared and sold by DIR. II. Enstsrly ~
Co, No. 70 North FIFTH street, ~. Louis,
Mo, and ~ their bftbclT store, Mo- g9had
ispn street, Chicago, Illinois, rd satss
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MEDICAL.
SCMErfT1NfJ NEW
EMUEM TME aUM.
A New Era in Medftinel9

A New Era in Medicinelg
T ET TIIE sUyEEnIsD AND DIS
- sAss9 read the Following
a5se 80 s 81 , Ts2 efT sfsG r. u
sg. Lei eli who can believe feets, ana
Gan have faith IN sVidsbes, ROAD ths'foi-
jfngto an men ~ these presents, That on
this, The twsDtlsth day q June ia The year
Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sfNty~Aik, psrsonatly oHrus Joseph
eya5leh z mg' hg2wn e ss9b s1e ~;
MATES ami dspsndsneies th6ffof III prspa.
tatlous or medicines knUYn as Magsisys
pills and salys sna =. that ths following
y ~ Y yh MICS sMEiTHE. taflo
lb'S'l9Jo) wan 9 stssafy NV fs9 YSS,tk
June !, 1865.
Df. MaggleiAt take my pen 70 write you
n n s ssIsi hsa ri ne e iast tbnfs T.
your madiGiues ., d0etpT, hoy thHHkful
] am that can get SOME sleep, can hsVsT
write " enough. tsph s,, y9n s ,s.
ofaii sufferers, I ooalg not help writing 70
y9a ana 5 P2g isf Xva = a,p 81
rr gslH lie e. a,i ssFs t Afs J is sftass
aud have been cured by Dr. Magkislis Piils.
WtLg0F uAltyEY, n put street.
Tbs following u Al Interesting case " ~
man employed IN an iron foundsfy, VINO,
IN pouring melted iron INTO a flask thet
whs damp aud wet, ehused ma explosion.
Ths uibltsd iron was thrown afouDd aud
On hun In n perfect shower, and he was
burnt dFsadfaliy. lilo feliowink certificate
s wes g i S sSisa sy Rf'" @ee9t
uh Oh 9di Now York Dan. ~ 1890.
My name - Jacob Hardy ! am an lfop-
fouhdsfg wis badly burnt ~ hot iron ~
Foyalgper last ny burns healed , 99l
not bead 1 tried MHggisla Salye, AMI II
cured me in "a few weeks. This ia all true,
and fanybody can nov see INC htaJ aofson's
G'fN'if JtffAHibY. iis doeriti street.
MIN "a Jrftfdots rom Tlrfous isttsr4,t. "a "a
ct had no hpPetitej MaggisPs Pills gave
" Your pflls IRE, tparyalousyno oT
:" I send ~, IRnother hoA, aud keep them
, ps d MsE gbsl he's ls, cured my headache
- Se I, g RE- .ltw9 boxes 4 want one f9r =
4 - = gave half,of 0pa Of your pills 70 say
| babe for cholera ui9fbus, The dear little
/ thing got we'll ina dhyYl g9h1G nl .EHt /
| Ny pnpseaQfa morning is now oufed. =
" your @P sslv e behind Ky gafa S6a be a6fsi
'sf eai,cioae do1iagfa; Your Price Il III cents
i hui lla medicine TO mo ~ wOfHhlit dollar
H. 20 send ms i've boxes Of your PUBS e.
I liprat1r4e haya three bbktaa of yotirSsaltt
4 ~ ihifi 62Sf 20 adcii tdllfhionialA ~ Hiia
] Observation-Disclosures cetqpfls 19g N. lte,sspepde
Rfhaeiefs Pills invariably guui the
I following DISEASES; Asthma, Bowel Com
/ paints. Uonaiis, Colds Chest Disehats Cos
i tiye1tegs, UyBpe psia, piRrfh'ees pf0psy, IJe~
4 miity, FeVef iiiHlf Agtie, sitib 1}is,'ases,
Hehdpeha, lpdlgasygnt lhlhepsa, 1nggan-
| nation, Iitwafd weakness Liver Conn
! ptaf1ltf Ldwnee iohdapifitas ftinkwortn,
| ltheuinntlstn, sail lthentu, Healds, II 4
r Eneb Bot contains l211lls. OuoPiil " 9
Nof1eR. None gen{ilne witlfout the en-
graynd Trade tnarG bronpa ai.eh pot or boE
/ signed by DOCTOR j., MAGGIEL, Now
/ York tOibuutarfsitiwttelr felony
Bold by all respectable Dealers IN medi-
zines throughout the United states hnd
Canadaa, -Htstscvutspery0Eo or pot.
| Aug. R.@dAWlys ssre
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inamaaHuuunG ne i9uH ri 2uin3s3
DOLLS 9dl lo9sa 9di so 7no 3ai gllsi9aqs9
1oiuJ 3di taIl uwoad Low si1I .aol Z
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elap, presents 70 the sttantion of mothers
her
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'NYOTqt,E no CONTRACTORS.

IN SEPTEMBER H. 1885.
The Common Council OF the city oil
Evansville Will receive sealed proposals.
| uatii the 18th day OF October, 1866. for grad
ing the alley situated between Fulton Ave
nue. and Filth Avenue, and extending from
| Front street to Second street in BLOCK NO
l50, Lamasco, now. city Of Eyansyille-
fItaTfyf1r IfI - A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
city Clerks ONCE, sept 20: 1903. L.,
sepa0 i1Cl 7al Hi'f latlUhion copyl
oao adi 9y3iI3d ag tGdi W ooI
lo .4lle3iiiloq lGep1 9di H.ualhal
.nlm nr3diDO1 9np
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

diG- siriparmWt Hal I'D 7uUiisia1mel .
di % l9saab oh 1870 e,au5N ldi lo
'd9rpdJ
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ENr C,4Ahnd md HE'rpfddsiaG ne
s .5S,59 $. aapS 9ss a &afs9%s Ri .S s"H
10 H,,,,a.,,;,,,sn fiHHj itsit f8datYW
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Last night, about O'clock, 4 fro broke
ont In the Office of the Daily Express, on
Bank street, and rapidly spreading from
that office to the building adjoining, owned
and occupied by Mcssrs. Alexander &
James M. Donnan as lawyers office, con-
sumcd nearly oil the infammable material
of both buildings In the course of an hour.
The Express lost its type, presses, books
everything. Many Of the books and
papers in the Messrs. Donnan's office were
also consumed.
Both buildings were insured, but to what
extent exactly we were unable TO ascer-
tain. The proprictors of the Daily Express
were insured on their printing materiais'
buildings, &C., for some eight thousand eish1
hundred dollars, viz: One thousand 'nree
hundred dollars in the Petersburg oa',
ings and Insurance Company, two Thousand
five hundred dollars in one oil the cOhlIa-
mics for which the Messrs. Stevens broth,
crs are agents, and about five Thousand
dollars in one of the companies for which
Mr. q II. Cuthbcrt is agent. The hre was
evidently the work of an inccndiary. The
lotcness of the hour prevents more ex-
tended notice this morning. Index, 1871.
We sincerely sympathizc with the pro-
prietors of shc Express in their heavy loss.
They have much energy, however, and we
suppose we may safely predict that the
ErpreSs will soon be out again.
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"Jes' 80" -" Exactly" l--solon Single said !;
they were there "every time" II he felt
Bt,srs II he fell s weary At hight, he took Psnsa
ton Bitters IL he lacked appetite, was weak, Ian
guild, or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation
Bitters, and they never failed to set hi on his pins
Few persons want any better authority; but as
some may, just read the following:
verify believe the Plantation Bittsrs have saved
ny "REv. W. H. WAGNER. Madrid. N. Y"
from dyspepsia, and had to sbandon preaching
Grew. C. A. WILDWOOD. New York CITY,"
Z" had lost all appetite-was SO
weak and snerya.sd could hardly walk, and h had
perfect dread E';, Of society mo Al, r,0a, The
JAMES HElMINwAY, st. Louis. Mo-"
I" The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of arrangement of the Kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years They
"'' lA' " &c. c. MOORE. 2s4 Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. 0. NJ. .DEvoE, manager Of the Union Home
il to the weak and invalid children under her
charge with the most happy and gratifying re-
suits" We have received over hundred reams
effective as what people themselves say of good
article Our fortune and our reputation 10 at stake
The original quality and high character OF these
goods will be sustained under every and ali CIR.
cumstances They have already obtained sale
in every town, village, parish. and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitators try TO come ~
near our name and style as they can and because
good article cannot be sold a. low as poor one,
they lind some support from parties WHO do not care
p. H. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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members, said that II Mr.. Brooks or Mr..
Voorhees, had. not been ,inseated they
would have voted against the proposition.
fLaughter.l sao ,gaa3 : 1.
Mr.. Schenck retorted by saying he
had no doubt if JEFF. Davis were mem-
Der Of the House he too would have voted
against the amendment. Laughter on the
Republican side.l
The vote consolidated Republicans of
every shade, including Smith, of Ken
lucky; Raymond, of New York, and
Whaley and Latham, of West Virginia !;
the negative being composed wholly of de-
cidcd Democrats.
The proposed constitutional amendment
will now be submitted to the Legislatures
of the respective States for their action.
Mr.. Stevens proposed substitute for
the pending bill reported by the Recon-
struction Committee, to enable the States
lately in rebellion to regain their privileges
in the Union. The material point in the
substitute is the admission Of Tennessee
with her present Senator'S and Representa-
tives, but she is hereafter to be excluded
unless before the 1st of January she cx-
tends the right of suffrage impartially to
every class, besides ratifying the constitu-
tional amendment, to which reference is
above made. ......... ......
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Fire mt NashviIle-The Case Of George
r. Pratt.

NASHVILLE, June IA fire occurred
on Saturday evening in Broad street, con-
Stunning the stores of C. ID. Nichols Go. ;
loss, 10000; insurance, $4,000; Charles
Maces 4 Co. loss, $4,000; ID. G. Myer-
hall & Co.: loss, $4,000, and other build
inrs. The total loss is about $4,000, on
which the insurance is small.
The recent verdict sentencing George
+. Pratt to the pcnitcntiary for fifteen
years for alleged rape is thought to be un-
usually severe. The District Attorneys
argument embodied the prevalent feeling
of tho South as. the North, enlisting the
feeling of the jury against the accused.
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s,oc,ol telegram TO the Richmond Dispatch

special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
The Freedmen's Bureau Operations
i'm South Carolina and Florida De-
nounced by Generals Fullerton and
Steedman-They Recommend Resto-
ration Of Sea Island Lands to the
Owners, DC, dc.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The report OF
Generals Steedman and Fullerton as to the
operations of the Frecdmen'S Bureau in
the States of South Carolina and Florida
has been received by the Secretary of War.
In South Carolina they report that the
faithful agents of the Bureau have been
generally aided by the citizens, whilst in
competent, meddlesome agents have
aroused feelings of bitterness and opposi-
ton. They charge Assistant Commissioner
Ely, at Columbia, with engaging largely in
planting, and with grossly ncglecting the
freedmen, whose condition under his adj
mnistration is little better than one OF
slavery. The effect of General SaXton's
administration in this State has been ex-
tremcly pcrniciouS, especially on the Sea
Islands, where thirty thousand freedmen
are, most of them destitute. This state OF
things is mainly attributable to dishonest
sharpers from the North, who systcmati-
callv swindlc the freedmen with wOrtlhnt
icwclry and tinery. General ScQr last
mniStration of the Bureau is grave, in
~ ~ '"'"o WV '' 1gcthcr at Get
SaXton. p dor,I tr;hutos
In regard to the Sea tate. 4 careless
they recommend, as thIc thought that
solution Of the question them there"
restored to the owners carolina will know
paying the freedmen 'rCuS leer,lis 't'a'
meh'S "S '''c l"''c' ''r their hearts to
lands. the cold North
Generals TillSon and ,~vland soil i ga
and South Carolina, both concur in this
recommendation.
AS to the operations of the Bureau il
Florida, Generals Stccdman and Fullerton
report that the administration of Colone
Osborne has been iudicious and beneficial
The Radicals will raise howl over thi:
report, but the characters of Generals
Stecdman and Fullerton are such that the
public will give full credencc to whatever
they say. CAPITOL.
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a Man Missing.

PHILADELPHIA, June PA reward OF
On" thousand dollars has been offered for
Information Of Henry j. Bachelor, of
Boston, who has been missing since the
-2th ultimo, when he left the Eagle Hotel,
III this city, and, it is feared, has been
ioNi'y dealt with. He was about forty
years Of age, five feet nine inches, slender
Guit, black curly hair and moustache, and
IarE complexion. lie had on his person
about one hundred dollars, gold watch
ana chain, and diamond ring. This reward
VIII be paid for information, if the missing
man Is found living, or for his remains, if
% n by Benjamin Franklin, chief OF the
Philadelphia detective police.
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NEW YORK.

Gold further advanced to-day in New
York. 1t opened at 1875, gradually rose
to l46la, and then declining, closed at
1853. This restless condition of gold dis
closes apprehension for the future.
NEW YORK MARKETS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
New YORK, June l3.-CottOn has a de-
clining tendency; sales, 1000 bales at
39642c. Breadstuffs dull. Provisions &C
tive. Whisky dull. Gold advanced to
l4614, but subsequently declined to 145I.
North Carolina 6's, SO.
NEW YORK MARKETS WEDNESDAY MORNING.
New YORK, June 13.-Cotton dull and
dropping at 4O@42c. Gold, l4414. Exchange
unaltered and dull.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, TUESDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 12.-Cotton, sales
$500 bales low middling at 3693sc. Gold,
l4O15. Sterling, l55. The new Board OF
Brokers here has convened.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
Special Telegram to the Dispatch.
Release Of Captain Lee.

FREDERICKSBURG, June 13.-Captain
Henry Lee, who had been under arrest
and confined in camp, in consequence OF
cheering for jeff. Davis and speaking in
very emphatic terms of condemnation OF
the Yankees, was to-day, by order of Ma
ior-Gcneral Terry, released upon giving a
pIedge to hold himself subject to the call
of the military if it should hereafter be
thought proper to prosecute the matter
further. SHOCKoE.
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from Fortress OnrOe-JeflersOn
Davis Receiving His friends-Man
Drowned.

FORTRESS MONROE, June l2.-Mr. and
Ms. Davis have considerable number OF
visitors, whom they receive in the newly
4'ird up quarters in one of the casemates
inside the fortress, which were assigned TO
Mrs. Davis shortly after her arrival here,
itI which, until now, she has not occupicd.
Her husbands assigned quarters, however,
uly still in Carroll Hall.
Visiting friends and sympathizcrs now
,.teu call and have interviews with Davis
and his wife, always rendering assurances
Of their esteem and offers of assistance as
,,r as it may be in their power.
i Young man, named George S. Goodall,
employed in the commissary department
as night Waterman, fell overheard from
ole Of the wharves at late hour last
night, and was drowned before assistance
could reach kim.
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COLD IN NEW JERsEY.-Gold has been
discovered at Canister, in the township OF
Vernon, Sussex county, and at Wynockie,
in Passaic county. A ton Of ore, taken
from the mine of Mr.. S. D. Brown, in Cam
isteer, about Ave feet below the surface,
and apparently Of the average quality, has
been worked in New York J and the yield
was sSs in gold and el6.al in silver, or
Sl04.9l in all. We learn that works for
crushing the quartz rock In which the gold
and silver are found arc about to be erected,
and the proprietors have every confidence
that the enterprise will prove profitable
SuSser Register.
The Empress Eugene generally atteAds
the Council Of Ministers, to see how pref
tily her husband presides.
From India, we are sorry to learn that
Mr.. Rustomjee Jsmsetjee Jeejeebhoy has
resigned his seat In the Council through
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