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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
SMUT IN WHEAT.

cOOLB. BLUEsTONE, A SURE PREvp,,
OOO TIVE of Smut il. Wheat, if soaked "
it before sowing. For sale, cheap at the Hr IN
Store of WILLIAMS s. HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Oct. %, 1883. SsNi1
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

1867.
The publishers have perfected system of mail
ing by which they can supply the MAGAZINE and
WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer to receive
their periodicals directly from the Office of Pub
LEGATION.
The postage on HARPER's MAGAZINE is "a cents
year, which must be paid at the subscribers
post-office.
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New York Advertisements.

"a Complete Pictorial History Of the Times -
"The best, cheapest, and most successful Family
Paper in the Union.''
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD
STOCK.
WILL EXCHANGE STOCK IN THE RAIL
Il EIGH & CASTOR Railroad Company for Cou-
pons of the old North Carolina Bonds. Apply
at the Raleigh National Bank, to
w. B. GULICK, Cashier
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1866. 1O6-tf
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FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
ENINE WINES, BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN
II and Jamaca Rum.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Oct. % 0o1An,
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IN THE WORLD.

am acquainted with II. T. Helmbold; he oc-
cupied the drug store opposite my residence, and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before him. I
have been favorably impressed with his character
and enterprise.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-27
SANDY \. JONES. W. 5. BRIGGS
CENTRAL HOTEL,
No. az Broadway, No. al
NASHVILLE. TENN.
JONES & BRIGGS, Proprietors,

THIS HOUSE is CONVENIENT TO THE
Il Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot and
Is m easy reach Of the other depOts and steamboat
landings. IL IS newly and appropriately furnished.
wees OF experienced and efficient cooks and
walters.
isttorS %, or persons passing through Nash
ville will find excellent Recommendations nj the
central. ian3l -3md&w
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-27
Is THERE A CAUSE FOR A BUSINESS
PANIC?

1t is stated that there is ii great stagnation
Of business in the East, which is supposed to
be owing to the steady depreciation of gold,
and the continued downward tendency OF
general prices. Some apprehension is felt
in New York that financial panic is at
hand. The Sun alludes to this matter in the
following way:
Business houses that have no surplus cap
ital are certainly placed in a dangerous po-
sition by the present aspect of trade Their
stocks were purchased at comparatively high
figures every notch of decline in prices en-
tails loss upon them; buyers are not will
ing TO invest at any rate of prices, and obi
cations are falling due. Under these cir
cumstances weak houses are in the condition
of ships cable when subjected to great
tension I'm holding vessel and anchor to-
gether.
The strain upon this class of houses is
every day increased, and their ability to
stand the pressure depends upon the length
of time that the extreme tension shall con-
tlnue. just now the prospect is not encour-
aging for them. There is no evidence that
the decline has yet touched bottom, and no.
body can say how long il may continue. If
this condition of afiairsshould continue long
enough to ruin the weak class of houses, the
panic would very soon become gener-
al. But while we believe that it will re-
qnire great skill in steering the financial
ship, in order 10 avoid crash at some time
not very far in the future, we are not inclined
to think that the danger is now imminent.
The gradual decline in prices should fur
nish reason for disbelieving that any panic
will ensue. The city of New York is even
now filled with buyers awaiting patiently
the downward tendency TO touch bottom
and then they will make their purchases
The dizziness of trade has been caused by
currency contraction and large sales of gold
by the Treasury Department, but the decline
promises to be only temporary, and shrewd
business men say there is no substantial
cause for alarm. The fact is that most of
our fears relative to a return to the. specie
basis have heretofore proved TO be visionary.
We have reduced gold from $50 to 1921
without bankruptcy and panic which was
and il will reach lower notch
without any broad spread and permanent
disaster TO the business interests of the
country. After a while no business will
yield the large profits which the imitation Il
the currency created, but this reduction of
profits will be compensated for by additional
security.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-27
DOCTOR WHITTIER

A REGULARLY. BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
ms diploma which hangs in his office will
show. has made ChroHic Discusses the sfndy Of kis
,VS and has Unisn-wide reputation. having
Chronic Disease Physician
Much Of bis practice has been Of private ma
tnre NBptths. GoH0rrhsa. Gieut .NTfcfgrs all
JriHsrp Diseases, Suhiiifie or crcurial AFecsio9s
q The 7 hroaf, SRA Hoaos. Crckitis. hsraia or
hapfurc: also, the effects Of a Solitary Habif
ruinous to Body and Mind. producing blofehcs'
dcbtiip, tai'oiescb. aixsiBess diuasss al si0 eoa
tusao' n adcas cr'i foreboesRg aversion 70 society
toss q Raeaorf. ,rcaRess. de-, not az these in any
oae case. but all occurring frequently IN various
ca-es
hs- Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed Consultations BY letter orat
Office free. Most cases can be properly treated
sgifhoaf as, iHfcsrieic and medicines secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. No him
drance 30 business in most cases.
Address Box 3G92. ST. Louis. No.
H0urs-S A. n. 10 SP.N. Otice permanently
located AZ No 6S 81. Charles street. between Sixth
and seventh, one square south If Lindell Hotel
a retired spot in the centre Of the city,
tbasflfltitaa reoAas ana ROWS for tse accomnlo-
dofioA u sfeh paficnfs reQsre psrsoRai atsnfioa.
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
@ a II ID.

@ A II ID.
On account Of bad health this day sold cut my
entire interest in the firm of FRENCH & CO.. to
the above House, and cordially recommend to my
old friends my successors in business, who may
be confidently relied on as gentlemen of the
highest business qualifications; and to those who
may favor them with their business they can
feel assured that it will be performed with probiy.
honor, and energy.
For the many favors and large patronage have
received during the long number of years have
been engaged in business. / warmly thank my
friends earnestly soliciting the continuance of the
same for my successors and friends. Reid. Chad
bourn & Co.
Very Respectfully.
eb27-tf
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Az infant was found in street car in
Utica, recently, having the following note
pinned 70 lis dress my name is Emma
Holmes my mother Is too poor to provide
for me and am leii here 10 the mercy Of
eouss charitable friend, hoping that / may
be taken by some family who win bring nae
rp iezpeciably."
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Lilo U o R S.

Q barrels Simon Crows white wheat Whisky. very
fRe.
p barrels Old Bourbon Whisky.
y barrels Robertson County Wisky
10 barrels New York Brandy,
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum
] cask Superior COgnac Brandy,
10 baskets fine Champagne Wine
20 cases Catawba Wine.
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EVERYBODY

Can set. Ia a scaled letter onyelop, my Theory,
Sgnpioas eHd frcafsaenf II .AerreHs. Uraosp
asd .Ssnaai Diseases clearly dsiinenisno al de-
easea condifioas. with full symptom Lists for TIVE
thrce.ccnt postage stamps % prepay postage.
Circular for Ladies relating % Diseases u Puberty
MeasteanifloH and PreoaaHcp, Sc
ian43-ems dkw
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FOR SALE.

LURST-A TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING
Il III acres, in the Seventh District, Davidson
county. about miles from Nashville Only a
part of the tract will be sold if desired
Seccnd-A tract of land containing 90 acres in
District No. Is, about ~ miles from the city on
the Cumberland river. On the place is fne
young apple orchard.
Third-A house and lot on North Summer st
being second door north of Gay street, and 80 BY
10 feet. The house has four or five rooms In II
&c. " ~
Fourth-An unimproved lot adjoining the last
mentioned lot. on the north side fronting on Sum
mer street, 4cls feet by 10 feet deep
tftn-A lot on the north side of Cav street
west OF Summer street, 60 by 10 feet
SlXth-An unimproyed lot on Crawford street
south side, between Summer and High streets. Sd
by 1881 feet.
Seyenth-A lot on lower Water street, adioin-
ing Hymns lot on the north side, and being . by
Eighth-Three lots in wetmore's Addition 10
Edgeheld, adjoining the south side Of Robt Stew
art s property, and being each so by $50 feet
Ninth-A lot in Preston HAYS Addition 70
Nashville, on the north side of the N. &. o. Rail-
road and being 81 by l35 feet
Ienth-A lot about 200 feet west Of the Nash
yillesnd Franklin Turnpike road on the road or
street running westwardly, and dividing the old
l,unatie Asylum from the property known as the
Berry place.
Apply to TB. CHILDRFSS
AT his law office, No. 3l1S North College street
near Union, over Second National Bank
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REAL ESTATE.

1 EOR sALE.-Lower City Wharf fronting 359
i feet.
| E0R SALE:-Thst magnificent Residence
| IL No. 30 on North Summer street, containing
ii rooms, besides wash room, bath room servants
rooms, stable and carriage house. Gas and water
in every room of the main building.
| ENOR SALE.-A fine Farm in Marshall county,
Il containing 2O2 acres, SO acres cleared, and
30 additional in Blue Gras, balance heavily tim
6ered; log house with single roof. five rooms.
finely fenced; all necessary Out-buildings seven
acres in Fruit.
nor SALE-5H miles from the city. on the
Il Gallatin Pike, fine Residence, and 50 acres
Of superior Land. all necessary Out-buildngs and
the finest Spring in the country.
EOR SALE.-65 acres of Land, with splen-
Il did improvements 81 miles from the city, ON
Galatin Pike, fine Orchard, good Spring. etc.
EOB sALE.-50 Lots in Edgefeld. located
Il in every part Of the town.
LNOR sALE.-54H Cherry street. adjoining
Il the Commercial Hotel. A bargain
IFOR SALE.-5O acres on Browns Creek,
II 81 miles from the city, between Granny White
and Franklin Pixies. as rich rs any land in the
county.
T,OR sALE.-A Vacant Lot adjoining the
Il Sanders property on Vine street.
EOR sALE-211 miles from city, on Louis
a vile Railroad. 90 acres of Land, fine improve
ments. never falling Well, etc.
E'oR SALE miles from the city, on the Gal
L latin Pike, l73 acres Of Land. new imprqye-
ments. fine Cistern, running Water. fine Blue
Grass etc
LNOR SALE--Fine Residence on South Vine
street. No; l6, al IN good repair 40 feet front,
ENOR SALE.-Rine Residence ON South Vine
Il street, No; 10, 80 feet front. 10 rooms, all
necessary out-buildings.
INOL SALE--Two fne Residences. Nos II
Il and ~ South Summer street, recently reftted
newly painted. and in splendid repair in a very
desirable part Of the city. Call for particulars
L'OR sALE--Two valuable Residences in |
Edgeheid. 100 feet Of ground attached 10 each. |
Very cheap.
IN0R SALE--A splendid Residence ~ miles |
4 nom Columbia, on the Mount Pleasant Pike, |
~ acres Of supsror Land. beautiful lawns. pond 1
well stocked with hsh, etc.. etc.
------------------
TrOR sALE.-25 acres Of Land, Just without /
a the corporation, on the Murreesboro Pike /
adjoining the lands Of Hen. Andrew Ewing. de-
EOR sALE.-Ioo shares Bridge Stock.
L'OR sALE.-IoO feet on Marke, street. op-
Il Dosite Isaac Paaps Esq.
LHOR sALE,-3z5 acre of Land ON Teupes-
I see River. IN Perry county. every foot Of su-
ENOR sALR.-In North. south and West
\ Nashyilis. large number Of desirable and
SheGp Lots
roR sALE.-l5o.ooo acres Of MOuntsiu
1 Table. Coal. Oil and Texas Lands, A. well ~
large eaantiiy Of other proEerfynes mentioned.
For Particulars. call and zee us.
Anderson, Johnson q Smith.
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS.
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LOTS ON EAGLE CREEK
WILL BE LEASED ON APPLICATION.
This is a rare chance for bono tde operators to
obtain leases on terms that viii be amply remu-
nerative.
Terms made known on application.

Description of lands and samples of oil OBJ
tanned from the property, may be seen by calling
at the office, No. . Union street, Nashville Tenn.
The Secretary, +. IL. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceive orders for stock and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order. jan26-tf
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c.

GROCERlES, LIQUORS &c.
3. s.HASrLrss. =. CARTWRIGHT.
b /: |. s. 5. HAMILTON | /. TON.
WHOLESALE
8FTaIi. GROCER
Commission Merchant,
M oS f,Y, So.
w" - Nn"Ecn SaEee,,
t@GN OF THE Elk HoRMSJ
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE
III above business
MN
VINO respestialiy solielts the patronage Of his
many friends and acquaintanecs. and hatters him
zen .nat, Win MS long experience N the business.
nc VIII De aole 70 give general subtraction.
me style OF the hrin Will remain as heretofore,
u. s. HAMILTON.
g s, E;; s:G; sss s s;!:s s sugar.
A 49, ", N.Y. ~ ! S cass Coffee
,oa n, saShs Mccha IoHee,
SoY lbs eholce Green and Black Teas.
IN ssiI IL S EA.,a r AMY flour
500 H. nr;ad Raef h@i'iS'
M - n ~ ~
:" easI sE ~. "; NoiasseS,
* ka.s eoId n,''t c oalleis 10
nm he ~, E;.LP'
IN hovas rha.s.
" V 30 boS Sssr T SIhS,e Candles
Is Kegs Lard.
Togethesr with Figs. Raisins, Almonds, Brazil
CosSsras n1,, spice , 1,nger indlEo Madder,
Pspper Sauce catsygP Sr Pics Matf Po Bisekns
n,as,,, o,b ~; ~ LlehIes, Preserves, anu
~ II otieI aIeIeS 700 numerous 10 mention, all
" NV" '" US 'HeAp ., 'p m, eneap .ro,,
"
III Hill X
~ ~ ~ II ~
q harrels S;mon Crow, ,vb;,a- =. 1vL;.L-
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I'm fact, few Americans are to be met with
anywhere on the river. Our four years of war
VIII account for this. | hope the enterprising
splr't oil our people will soon change this state
Oh thlngs, as the trade must be very profitable.
ana no doubt large part of the produce from
the river reaches our ports in oreign bos,oms.n
Despatches announcing the arrival at Queens
Town oi the monitor Miantonomdh, with the
Vessels accou pan ing, have been received at
the navy Departm NJ. The passage was made
In eleven days ant ten hours. The average run
per day was one hundred and sixty eight miles.
The progress was very uniform.
The heavy weather did not appear TO affect
'ne monitor, either in speed or rolling, for
Whlie the other vessels were lurohIng about.
ana tner progress checked by heavy seas she
went along comparatively undisturbed or un.
checked.
The Monongaheld arrived at st. Thomas ou
the 10th of June
Sudden IIIness.
The wife of Senator Nye was taken seriouslv
Ill this mornine, and some excitement has been
created by toe report that the physicians pro-
nounce the disease to be cholera
DesperadOes TN mIssissIppt
Government officers in Mississippi report that
oand oil desperadoes has been organized ON
the Yazoo river with the avowed intention OF
driving off Northern men, aud those Southern
men who show willingness to accept the situ-
aton, by a concerted system of persecution.
such as stealing mules and numbering negroes
on the plantations.
Release of Paymaster PAuIdinx.
Paymaster Pauldiug, lately under trial for
depositng Government money in the Merchants,
National Bank, has been released from arrest.
and is now attending to his duties as chief
quartermaster of this district The sentence of
the court martial has not been made public.
1he Position OF Secretary Harlan.
Reports are in circulation to-day that Secre-
tary Harlan is to go out OF the Cabinet i'm medi-
ately, he taking strong grounds against the
Philadelphia Convention Governor Randall
will succeed him when he leaves the Cabinet.
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The Fenian Prisoners.

BUFFALO, June pa special despatch to the
Courier from Canandaigua, dated last night,
says:-The Grand Jury presented indictments
against the following Fenian prisoners this
aftelnoon:-John o'Neil, Owen Starr, John Hoy,
John Spaulding, William Smith, Lawrence
Shields, Michael II. Mundy, John NJ. Fogarty,
John F. Gregory, John Mcclure, r. Fitzpatrick,
p Il. Tyrrel, and James H. Roche, who were
captured at Buffalo; Michael G. Murphy, W. II.
Lindsey, James j. Helferma n, Terrence Quinn,
James Riley, and Alexander G. Eason, who were
captured at Malone.
The cases will be postponed to the next term,
and the prisoners released on bail.
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- - - - - ~ -n-4-n1 n - n " 4
HIGHLY IMPORTANT RAIL
ROAD DECISION.
~y>~~~~~~>~v>>o.-~~--
The Atlantic ami Great Western
Railroad Case.
~~~~~~~~O~N~o>N>>~N>S>OS~~~~o~
The Contestant Has no Stand
ing in Court.
~~~~~~>S~y>~D>~~>~O~~Y->~~~~~~~>~
The CatawiSSa Lease q
Legal Contract.
-~~oe~~~~~O~D>O~~~~~~~~~~>~c~~~.>1-
Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc., Eto.
Etc., Etc.. ETC.. ETC.. Etc, Etc, Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
WlLKEsBARRE, June 20, IS66.-Charles +.
Smith, Esq, Reading Railroad Office, Philadel-
phia:-The following decision, Just received,
rendered in quo warranto case, that the agree
ment OF consolidation is valid and lawful; that
the plea OF nut tlel record is good, and the de-
murrer is overruled, with leave to the defend
ants to rejoin that there is record there; If the
original agreement is produced, accompanied by
proof that it was deposited with the Secretary of
State October Sd, Judgment will be entered for
defendants; or if it should appear necessary, that
Sitter, Secretary of the State OF Penns ylvania,
should mark the paper 'ttd," mandamus will
be granted TO compel HIM to do so.
In the two bills in equity
First That none of the plaintiffs have any
right to question the corporate existence of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
Second. AS Andrew Scott has no stock in the
new company, he has no standing in Court.
Third. That the Catawissa lease is good,
valid and legal contract.
Fourth. That the agreement of October 81,
1860, remains in force and passes to the lessees
Fifth. That the Philadelphia and Erie Road
does connect the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad with the Catawissa Road, notwlth.
standing difference in gauge.
Judge Read only dissents
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lure GINGER foNFECT1oNs. - A dmirablY adapted
10 the summer season
STEPHEN WHITMAN.
Manufacturer
No 1910 Market Rtreet

lure GINGER CoNFECTroNs --Admirably adapted
10 the summer season.
sTEPHEN F WHITMAN.
Manufacturer.
No 1910 Market street
MUJAvIRo is The name tprobaby Russianj of the
WIN our olactory nerves. We recommend every
lady to try 1t Duly Boston Traveller.
For sale by A. b Ludy, Ninth and Fibert streets,
NOTHING IKE our Linen suits for this weather
suns complete for less than twenty dollars. Cal
ana see themj Twill mako ou COO TO look at tn m
nental.
IRIcEs REDUCED. Don't miss such rare crane
10 nave your PhoiOOraphs made IL q snperio- man
ner, at moderate cost at Is. f. Reimer's Gallery, No.
624 Arch street.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Su ch Sewing Machines No 73O
Chesnut street.
THE VANILLA CREAM sponge cake made by
e. Bl ron Morse, No 9O4 Arch street. Is not exceled
"lubricative packing Tor steam engines-for terms
see 'zS chesnut st phlla and e6 dey ST. new york
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and $40
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No 40 S. Third st.
1881 COUPONS, DUE July lst,
and
Compound Interest Notes,
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co.,
No "a s. Third street.
POPULAR TATLoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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OVERRIDING IT.

OVERRIDING IT.
Old Mr.. Brick was bent on marriage,
But heard Mss Cane his age dist arage;
And, as he could not hate her,
He vowed to be right oung again,
And two quart bottles straight did drain
OF Swlgg's Rejuvenator.
But his frlends-dismaYed as may be-
Saw him then a squalling baby,
Too young TO walk, and much too small
For bis new suit from Tower Hall.
Linen Busters.
Light Cas sinere and Cloth, Alpacca, Drap REte,
Duck and Linen sack Goats.
Light Cashmere White and CoIored Duck SkeIe-
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and Colored Duck, and al
kinds of Linen Pants.
AHkindS Of SedsOnabie Clothing for Mems, Youths,
and Boys lCedT, IN large supply at the to'1eSt prices
possible BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No b18 MARKET STREET.
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FINDING OF ANTON PRoBsT's BooTs.-
With the CONSIGNMENT of Anton PrObst 10 a mur-
deTer's grave the reportOIial corps congratulated
themselves that they wOdd neither see nor hear anV
more OF the distinguished elon, and that the last
sheet OF foolscap aiming printers copy IN the
shape OF a robst local" had been written or set
up and furnished 10 the pubic. PrOtst has. how
ever turned up again, or rather his boots have
for while Mr.. j. S. Briggs, who now occupies the
Deerng Farm was engaged early this morning in
attending to affairs about the PREMISE he dis.
covered the boots that Probst took of and threw
away when he supplied himself with those worn by
Mr.. De ring. they we're found in ditch near the
house, and still contained marks OF blood ON them
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRAr CISCO June 27.-The Wheat Market
is easy. New wheat is coming forward more
freely. Bakers extra is quoted at 81 '65 per 100
lbs. The sales OF shipping wool during the last
week amount to 10000 lbs. at l8c. perl
Mining shares are weak. Belcher $162; Crown
Point $3.50; Imperial, S9S; Ophir, S2S5; Yellow
Jacket, $6s2; CholIar Potosi, sls9; Legal-ten.
ders 705.
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Fire at Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 29.-The building on the
northwest corner of Fourth and Main streets,
occupied by Charles Owen, jeweler, Il. G. Barnes,
tailor, and r. & e. Mendenhall, pork dealers, was
partially consumed by fire last evening. The
fire is supposed to have been the work of an In
cendiary. Loss from $4,000 to $40, 900, mostly
covered by insurance,
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CHoLERA.-In all time OF pestilence Iwant ofproper
pIecautlon DESTROYS lives than the disease ITSELF
Should the Cholera visit u.s. the lives of nine out of
ten OF those who will be attacked may be saved by
the timely use Of MARSDEN'S ASLATIC CHO-
LERA CURE. No family should be without 1t, 70
be promptly administered when premonItorY symp.
toms first make their appearance. Depot, No. 4s7
Broddway NeV York. For sale 6y all druggists.
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Convicted OF Murder.

CLEVELAND, June 29.-McConnell, the mur
derer of Mrs. Colyin, in 0lmstead, Ohio, las
spring, has been found guilty of murder in tht
first decree.
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A BoARDING-HoUsE SwIEDLER.-George
Beck belongs to the genus homo, Ycept "boardIng-
house swndlers" He was arrested &C ST. John and
Brown streets, and evidence enough was elected
before Alderman Toand TO warrant that tunctionary
in committing him prison on the charge of board
Ing-house cumming" generally.
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A MAN named Joseph Kellar was arrested
last evening CHARGED with keeping an establishment
where the little amusement led chuck NO the
Nine colored gentlemen were found IN the house.
the majority of whom were engaged in throwing
themselves away on the animal in question. Kellar
was cOmmitt.d by Alderman Buter.