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rTHEi0HoLERA IN IN sT. LOUIS.

,h ST. LOUIss Aug. 17i-One hundred
and forty.one eases of cholera were
reported for twehty-four hours ending
noon, forty-seBen of which were fatal.
Thelb Board of Health appointed
three physiciansoin each ward to visit
daily every house in7their respective
districts, furnish all poor people with
medicines, and h enforce q all sanitary
measures adpoted by the Board. yir
ss Tents are TO- erected at different
points in the city for the accomWpda-
ton of cholera patients, and every
house, street and alley in the city are
to be thoroughly disinfected.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, August 17.-GOv. Fenton
has requested Senators Morgan and
Harris to attend the Convention of
Southern Unionists in Philadelphia,
on the Sd of September, and. to reas-
sure these true friends of eonsti-
tutional freedom that New York fully
appreciates their continued self-sacri-
ficing efforts toplace the States lately
in rebellion upon just and stable
basis; that it sympathizes with them
and sincerely desires the re-establish-
ment of loyal self-government in the
communities lately in rebellion as
soon as consistent with safety and
future peace; that the Union party is
anxious to see their respective States
represented in Congress as early as
full assurance can be had that the
power of these States will not thereby
be placed in rebel hands, and that we
will cordially cooperate with them to
these ends. .nilos4isai
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, August 1.-THE
Military Governor has returned to
his own headquarters, leaving the City
Hall to the full occupancy of city Off
cials. No official order remitting
martial law has yet been promulgated.
Cholera deaths for the last twenty
four hours ending this morning, are
twenty seven ilTfER-YIgHWv
Governor Humphreys called the
Legislature Of Mississippi in spec
ial session on the 10Th of October, to
revise the legislation Of the late regul
lar session. dl Zd i'95aio{Q a.. esa. az IS
The steamer Young America arrived
here from Baltimore ...., -
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States steamship Desoto.s for heroic

States steamship Desoto, for heroic
conduct in rescuing from drowning.
JasgRose and John Russell, seamen
of the United States steamship Wi
-noski, of Eastport, Maine, on May
10th, 1866; Thos. Robinson, Capt. of
the after-guard of the United States
ship Tamapoosa, for heroic efforts to
save from, drowning, d. Rocher,
landsmanl Of the Tamapoosa, of New
Orleans, on July 5th, 1866. Appli-
cation fbrIthemedals must be- made
through the commanding officers of
the vessels on which the seamen
are serving 7s'GIDEoN WELLEs,
Secretary of the NAVY. .a~g. q !,
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New YORK, Aug E.-Bernard
Freery was executed to-day for the
murder of Harry Lazarus. s9
! Ten cases of cholera and four deaths
are reported IN. the city to- day, and
thirteen cases and four deaths in
BROOKLYN. aeEaJ 4iii 70 23iqi9ai4q .
"a Philadelphia special says the
New York delegation to the Philadel-
phia Convention have appointed a
State Central Committee, which will
meet at Albany next week, simulta -
neously with the Democrats, to call a
State Convention. .laaef9
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FROsF sOUTH iA1FERICA. !

~ ~ New Y9 9RK, August 1z-Dates to
July 10th from Rio Janeiro are re-
ceiVed sh} 9Asm o5--8caEa 1H9fsa
aM The bombafdment of the camp of
the Allies by the Paraguagans, noted
in last advices, lasted fyedhours with
thirty heavy 84-pounders The result
was the destruction of about one
thousand tents, most of their camp
equippage and wagons, artillery dis
niantled, and about eighty to one hun
dred men hoYs de combat. ae91o
An offer has been made by the Min
listers of Peru and Chill to the Orient
al and Argentine Government as
mediators between the belligerents.
| No Importance is attached to this pro-
posal except the peace party is grow
ing: It will have no effect unless it
be to l9pel the Allied commanders to
| show mite energy and decision, the
lack Of witch has originated the
desire for pesee. The Brazilians feels
the necessity G prosecuting the war
in order to- secu,e future tranquility
for the Empire, aid will. prosecute it
if. abandoned. .....A ~nl.af....D
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CONVENTION or LOYAL SOUTH
ERNERS.

PHILADELPHIA, August H.-Seven-
ty of the best speakers who are to at
tend the Convention Of Loyal South
erners in this city on the Sd of Sep
tember, have made appointments for
addresses in various parts of thecoun-
try. This will give an opportunity to
hear direct from Southern loyal Union
A Convention Of the loyalists of
; Western North Carolina has been
called to meet in Lexington to elect
delegates to this Convention.
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I4T LOUIIIIIIuHICdUt
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, !

Editors Journal: pA34sa ~
There is truth of history, known to
many besides myself, which should be
made public, that we may give !; Honor
to whom honor is DUE At the battle
of Mission Ridge, in the afternoon of
Wednesday, on which the battle was
won, General Gordon Granger (com-
manding 4th Reserve Corps stand
ing on Orchard Knob, sent word to
his Generals: There will be no firing
from this Knob for some time, and
when twelve guns are thereafter fred. /.
in regular succession, the whole line
will advance and take the rtRe-pits ;"
(meaning the rife-pits at the foot of
Mission Ridge. 5aia edl aassnb 'be9 -5 !.
The guns fred, and the line adj
vanced. Gen. Willieh's brigade adj
vanced directly in front of the knob; !;
and when they reached the rife pits
about half the brigade dashed on over
them toward the ridge, chasing the
-F.I : -
rebels out of the1pits. : The balance
of the brigade being exhausted, with
the long run to the pits, laid down in
them to gain breath, but Ger. Will
Itch had soldierly knowledge enough
to known that to stay there was Ger
tain death to his men--that to go
back was defeat and Generalization,
and unsuited to his disposition, and
he had soldierly nerve enough to
say sc ForaoardP' to a hero's death,
and Immediately dispatched his aids
right and left with orders for, the
whole brigade to advance and storm
the ridge. ltg Z saasai9s bea "a ~ ~
Hazen's brigade on the right of
his, and Beatty's on the left, seeing
Willich's brigade advancing, also ad
vanced, and the whole line advanced
in the shape of semiscirele, Will
lich leading. The point where Viii;
lich's right and Hazen's left Joined
having the easiest and shortest ascent
in front of it, was the first to crown
the ridge, Willieh's left gaining the
summjtin moment, after, Willich's
brigade being the first brigade as
whole to crown the ridge Which
gave the order to storm the ridge.
Willich's heroic courage won the
ridge-therefore, I say, hurraE, for
Gen. Willieh, the true hero of Mis-
sion Ridge. I was on Orchard Knob
as 1i' if'H AN EYE WITNESS.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New York. Aug. There were
ten new cases and ten deaths from
cholera reported in this city yesterday.
In Brooklyn, twelve cases and four
deaths were reported. The continued
pleasantness of the weather has caused
a decline in the number of cases. On
Governor Island, one death occurred,
but it was not known whether from
cholera. The reports from Hart S
island are more favorable.
Z Some new developments came to
light yesterday, in regard to the late
Lord bank robbing, in Exchange
Place. Two men, named Howard and
1Pettingill, who are supposed to have
been the main manipulators in the
transaction, were arrested on the
18th inst. Ennis, who was arrested,
and escaped, performed the diploma
tic part of the work, being assigned to
the task of interesting Mr. Lord, and
attracting his attention while the
others abstracted the bonds. A fourth
party is still at large, who acted as
receiver of the stolen goods. Further
disclosures concerning the work
ings of the detectives in this city are
being made public daily. Two state
ments are made, which still further
implicate Capt. John Young, the de-
tective.
The Heralds Ottawa dispatch says
the Fenian scare is reviving in Cana
da. It is. known in Ottawa that a
great Fenian picnic is to take place in
a few weeks on Grand Island, Niagara
River, when,15;000' n1en.wiH be pres
ent, armed and equipped, with the in
tention Of making 9descent on Cana
dian territory. Gen. Dick Taylor is
the reputed fleaders of f-the expedition.
In view 4of this knowledge the.Cana-
dian Goyernment Is making Bactive
preparationsE for defense. fGunboats
are being, ,sentto tie expected scene
of hostilities. The volunteers are
being thoroughly drilled, and q camp
of 5000 men is to. be. established OPP
posite Grand Island. The officials OF
the Goyerhme6t are eupnsellfng to-
gether at Ottawa, and are Keeping
their eouncilsA profoundly secret
Strange characters have been observed
prowliIig about the streets of Toronto
and other border towns, who are
known to be, Fenian emissaries-
New YORK, August 17.--The steam
ship Lafayette, from Brest The 4th
has arrived.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE total
mortality of Brooklyn in the six
weeks ending to-day, was 1919
The deaths by cholera were 359.
Judge Bernard this morning grant,
ed an absolute injunction against the
Common Council of New York, en-
| joining them from readopting over
Mayor Hoffman's veto, the resolution
giving certain parties authority to
construct and use an elevated Railroad
in Broadway, Greenwich, and Other
Streets. The application was made
by FL. H. Rice, attorney in behalf o.
A. T. Stewart.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE large
new building at the corner of Fultor
and Gold Streets, occupied by Wilson
Cocker, baker, is on fire, tonight, anC
is likely to be destroyed
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FENIAN CONeREss. !.

New York, Aug. 17-The Er-
press states that President Roberts
has called a Fenfan Congress at Troy,
September 4th. s,et,e ID
Official reports of the late Fenian
fasco in Canada will submitted. q
It is also stated that a.vessel, pur-
chased months ago by O'Mahon ny for
a.privateer, and still lying at ATLANTIC
dock, is claimed by Stephens, and
thatif he persists In the claim an att
tachment will be procured against
him by prominent Fenians Of Brook
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FRoM HARTFoRn. CONS.

HARTFORD, Aug. 17.-Albert L.
Starkweather, the Manchester muir
derer, was hung at l o'clock this after
noon, He walked to the scaffold with
a firm step, and exhibited no particu-
lar emotion. His pulse ceased beating
fifteen minutes after he fell, and ff-
teen minutes later the body was cut
down Between two and three hun
dred people witnessed the execution.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

z WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Much ac-
tivity is exhibited by the Indian De-
partment in sending annuities for the
Indians in the West, and the Treasu :
rer prohibits paying all the bills. The
Department seems determined that
the Indians shall not commence hos
tilities, with the broken faith of the
Government as a preteXt.g le7
g Preparations are also being made to
pay the annuities early this Fall. 2
3 The Treasury Department to-day
made the first advance to Paymasters
since the failure of the Merchants S
National Bank The sum called for
was $275, 900, quite falling off from
the amount of the pay required when
the army was in full operation, at
which time the amount used for the
bi-months was $3,000,000.
WASHINGTON, August 17.-Major
Gen. j. M. Schofeld, the present COM
manding officer of the Department
of, Virginia, has been designated as
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, the duties of which
Office were formerly exercised by Ma
jor Gen. Terry. MAC ssEBa
The Commissioner of Pensions to-
day published the following circular
of instructions: Agents for paying
pensions are directed hereafter tore
quire satisfactory evidence of the. date
of marriage of widow or mother, the
usual certificate of the 2 officiating
clegyman or magistrate will generally
suffice,f if by one. or more witnesses
present. It must be under oath. y
WASHINGTON, August II, - The
Navy Department has official advices
dated May 31st from Acting Rear Ad-
miral Bell, commanding East India
Squadron. His flagship, the Hart
ford, was then at Swatan, China. The
Massachusetts,, at last advices was at
New Chang. Quiet, and order seems
and have been restored there, The
Wyoming returned to Hong Kong
May 21st, where it was intended she
should remain until further orders.
The Hartford left there May 22nd,
and visited the open ports. The store
ship Relief has been ordered home
The general health on the coast OF
China is reported good. a9
1t is probable that all the members
of the Cabinet except Mr. Harlan,
and possibly Mr.. Stanton, as well as
Gen. Grant and Admiral Farragut,
with their staff officers, will accompa-
NY the President on his trip to Chi
cago. The following has been issued:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, =.
nv AcrIrNc,roNr mn II 1SHR ~
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Murder Of Another Freedmen's
ADVICEs FROM EUROPE
BY THE CABLE.

New YoRK, Aug. 17.-The' morn
ing. papers have the following dis
matches via the Atlantic telegraph:
oPARIs, August 15.-The Emperor
Napoleon received the Prussian EN-.
bassador to-day at an audience at the.
Tuilleries.. The Minister delivered to
His Majesty the reply Of the King of
Prussia to the French note, demand
ing an extension of the frontier of the
Empire to the Rhine. - -
THE State paper declared that the
demand was inadmissable, and that
Prussia will not accede to it. a31s9
Napoleon replied that he has made
the demand In order to satisfy public
opinion in France on the subject of
the rectifcation Of The frontier. He
deemed it a just demand, but .at the
same time acknowledged the fairness
of the argument used by the Prussian
Cabinet .baI .sliivsngga s5laf
sIn the event of refusal, he said that
the relations 9exising at present be-
tween France and Prussia should not
be disturbed in any case, and hoped
that Prussia would not aeyerstepathe
-bound.ei nsvla aolinaue "a Ttg,.,%sl s
.a ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, August
15.-The officers of the United States
Squadron. were received by the EN-
peror and Court to-day at the Imperi-
al Palace of the Tzeraskor.c 2 Twenty
of them dined with the Governor at
the Palace. The royal gardens were
magnifcently illuminated, and the
populace, who turned out in very large
numbers, were admitted. The Russian
bands played the American National
airs. The American officers visited
the Emperor Palace and all the pub
lie buildings yesterday. 'a1e3
THE Investigations into the circum-
stances attending the late attempt on
the life of the Czar Alexander have
terminated in arresting' several
aceomplices of the would be regi-
eide 1i3a They made confessions
which go to show that the OBJ
= feet of the conspiracy was to effect
: a general lrevolution in the Empire
There exists, it,appears in Russia, two
secret societies hostile to the Govern
ment-one being named the Associa-
! ton of Orleanization, the other Dell.
They had their headquarters in Mos
COW, and acted In communication with
.o the European revolutionary commit
5 tee, Several police who supplied the
assassin belonged to these socities.,
= & BERLIN, August 15-The danger
lsto the. duration Of the peace now ex :
listing in Germany, iS@not caused by
any political differences on the part
of Prussia, but by questions Of 2, ter
ritorial nature, more especially those
arising from the adjustment of the
Federal property acquired by the war
"A war between Prussia and France is
probable. M ~.
HASTINGS, August 1.-THE small
ship Red, White and Blue, which
left New York ON thes9th of July
with two men and a dogeon board
passed here to day bound to- London
All we'll. The names of the Smen OF
board are Capt. VIM. Hudson and hii
mate Fitch. Hastings is a small por
In the English channel, about 33 mile
from Brighton. The steamship Kan
CARGO, Capt. Manning, which left Ney
York on the LIST inst, arrived at Liver
pool on the 10Th.
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FROM SAN FRANOTSCOs

! San FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-A' four
story brick lodging house on Sumner
Street, fell at three o'clock this a. M,
caused by the excavation of the ad-
Joining lot; killing six persons and
wgundingl fifteen some fatally.3
= Major General Rufus Ingalls, and
General Babcock, arrived from Ore
gan = --........ - q
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| NATIONAL "a TEACHERS' AssOCIA-
| THAN

Z Ii T1N4bGIAANApof1s, IA August 'lT 2 DR..
sIlamberkg of New, y oEk, read q paper
favoring the World 5 Educational As
sociation to be- held in New YORK
discussed. A,resolutlon, was adopted
referring the paper back for furthel
report ne.t year, The subject Of tha
amount of classics that should F
taught in Schools asiintroduoedd, am
after 4 lengthy discussion was referrel
to the Committee to report next year
| The Association adjourned sine de.
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FROM OMAHA.,.

OMAHA, August Gen. Sherman
and several staff officers, accompanied
by Senator John Sherman, visited
here yesterday. TheI party leaves
here tomorrow morning by the Union
Pacific railroad, nitheir way to Fort
Laramie and the mountains.
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PROM MEADYILLE. Pa.

MEADv1LLE, Pa, Aug. I'D. A.
Finney was unanimously nominated
for Congress from the Twentieth Dis
trict. Great enthusiasm prevailed
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL, 1866.

General Order No. II.
Under the authority of the act of
Congress, approved December 21st,
1861, Medals of Honor are hereby
awarded to the following named per-
sons, who have distinguished them
selves by their gallantry in action, by
extraordinary heroism in the line of
their profession, or by other COM
mendable qualities. 4.
John Brown, Captain of the after
guard; Richard Bates, seaman; and
Thomas Burke, seaman of the United
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FROM BOSTON. MASS.

BosToN, Aug. 17.-Private adyices
announce the murder, in Texas, of G.
Clark Abbott, of Portsmouth, N. H.,
an officer of the Freedmen's Bureau.
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PORT HOOP, 10 A. NJ, August IL
The Newfoundland telegraph line is
prostrated by heavy gale. 1t will
probably be repaired tomorrow. No
news tonight.
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% CINCINNATI, Aug. E-There we're
sixty-seven deaths from cholera re-
ported yesterday. .3f9la r-
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1CoTToNwARPs.5
EYansYille wool FACTORY.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general but most especial
to take in Wool for maHufacturing INTO the
following Goods, viz: netnaQ@
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
IS PIAIDl FLANNELs, LINsEYs, SAT-
NETS & STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also q good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
9tanee I5ho bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right of. Price list
for notwithstanding viii be seat on applica-
and Canal JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6m, Z. i 49,.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. 15.-A
DIS detachment Ofltroops, under Tcom-
b9vImand,of Lieut. Day. Fifth U S. Ar
~ ing to, Craney Island by Gen: Miles,
2shg to prepare quarters for the Eleventh
-35's,, he II. IS. Infantry. Fears have been en-
40 atertained that these trops, coming
.,of from New York and its vicinity,
5..i a5o might introduce the cholera into
~ 81 Richmond rHsffT tfil 80 .g,tta ffe
1eets ,.s.. Gen. Miles returned from Washing,
Gar ton this morning. He has accepted
goo y the Colonelcy of the Fourth u. >. In
fantry, and officers of the regiment
9-I will be at once ordered to reportte
~ him. 5r r N r.l asI'.i 81 F' ,,,S.ti, .,.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-09-19

can0 A AMONTHl-AGENTS wanted for Gs
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T. CAREY, civ Building, Biddelord, We.
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DRUG STORE.
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DOMATGMs, Hair Oils, Colcgnes, and Extract,
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pAZoRS, Rszor Strops and Shaving Brushes. a,
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HAIR Brushes. Pocket, Round. Fine and Dress.
ing Combs, a. The DRUG STORE
KEROSENE Lamps. Shades, wick.. Bu,,e,,,J
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WE will receive and sell on commission an! pro-
w duct of The farmer. or other srticle.
JAMES WEBB & SON.
March 2isi, 1906. es-
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TIE nILLSBOROTGH REeORDlP.
u sGfLItHtp wIrkrR
IN DENNIS HEARIT,
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Under snd Upper Iced. Sent on bisI. W,v.n,sd
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

II Gentleman who suffered icf years from Ne,
soas Debility, Premature decay, and oil the ssei, o
youthful indises,On, will, for the sake Of suer,,
humanity, send free 10 all who need II. The recipe al
directions for making the simple remedy BY Which i.
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