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Thc Property Of tT0 BnbRF saScu-
l.icH Hpockcts-AodttiuDnt LN'aae@s
Poar1ssp. Mc,. July 1.-THE property ot re
Fiyc Cent savincs taaE f al saved Ihe Caf ;r,fS
nsesnocEcts frcm Uoatou aud New York hnscs sa,
Russei ncd his pocket picked in CouS,ss1 Ss1.a III
this morning. OF $500 man Ts1 1,1saoen. ~ <
% f,ewsn Va beaten By Two roash, ~ n,cns R,t.r
FraEs ailor op I'D hease; l0,i H.
tof ,1,S G r hrrou G:eenaush o.. loss abo9:
cog s,.5es u rof'aa,a p1,a;ine asE1G5e o'e:
apa % fsscS'R G1e!'e rsl estate, &C., Io.s 0oo-tu
s14e tor ao0o ii the Portland Autaa, compaas
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Tic Great 4)ccnn Race.
From ,lrs Eoaicu Jous1al, jug 2 !

n Thc great ocean race Of the tea ships Is now
Seint hns nm trnm china 10 Env!nud. Thu tol.
loving, we learn yro1n Hong kuns, is list Of
tI1c competitors: Fiery Cross, .scsica. Ariel,
TaltsIue. which wcrr to start Grse; and Str
I.ancc]ot, Tcp1ng, Chinaman, Ziba, Black
PRINCE, and Ioun: Lochinvar, whlch we're to
sa T Fsys qssr xasy .,s h:I Atle ne
sbin. n T u tho tayorIia< fnpIas has also San
c1,Irc supporters; and not few think TINT
Eierr Trf,ss Nil be again tho WInncs.' Last
year : m Flag Cross aud Tipping raced side by
sijc thp whoia way It'll they ontcrcd the Cham
Fiery Cross, obtaining the aid Of tug, won
by few hours, the entire voyage having been
accomplished In eiahty-nine days. The SeFica
won IN 1854. A prize Of about 81 900 Il given
to the clipper witch brings Tho tlrst new ten
to England, 81 q ton being subscribed by tho
London tea merchants for the purpose.
, 1866-07-09

EAn important need Of our city in view
of the possibility Of great fire like that at
Portland, is flrc proof Hall Of Records.
Not only our Recorders Office, containing al
the real estate titles in the county, but our
records Of all tue courts and otler oIncl:l
archives arc now in building which Is faE
from tlrc.p.oof. The confusion which would
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= An unpleasant discovery has been ma.ic In
relation 70 the destraehslon ht Of small birds In
--.'lne auaatept. Of pdt< dHr olssapt, the cour-
NEEDS vno feed with sncu exquisite dsaght on
6yoehfxfs OF t,nein9 hIsd., deyoar1uR them At a
isst he e,c.n,E pyramids Of thes: piteous lttl,
blrds Which d1 our markets TO Ihe auazenent 9S
fofeEnels, aTe .upPsd no. by the gun @ he fowf
n nottce lstey issued BY Dr. TuIzel 1t Is a&settsd
1hat ffrnerduus qusntiues OF n:s roussca ase sold
foI the purpose. The lsue Is hoslet with S7s1n
and snIcsc oyer the fields at every period O me
Tear. The aait u 90 11esssinls. that Dr. TutEel
ccclnres 10 hav1rg heheld pile q y, uM ;At5s
Ifsoy prepared for dsrpateh 10 Pats In cue san2ea
| pcuil. teS's shop ip AK"
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- Thtsc a:c bu, Tea people who ever doubted
n ally thut the North wouid inaly VIII III the con
,ctt --1tMts.
The Copper1cal National Convention. hcll
IN Chicago in August 1854 soletan1y declared
It's belief that tho 't South y eou!d never be
conquered. The Tip,ta asserted almost daily
(. during the war, that the North could mere
win In tho contest. AL straight out Cop
pcrncads firmly believed that tho South
could not be whipped and tha. the war was
"failurc.'' II Is lauglablc now to see thcu
4ol.n 41,a hnnE track.
, 1866-07-09
Ht3tT:ljk NHls.~ssN On HtkD33t1ts'
HON.

HON.
1lr ci::.nccs arc craving brighter for the
de-. NJ Vi the rmIacious prahsbttorT taria bill.
lii l,i,jaytr ,!el,ate IL. tho senate On the In.
,,r,,al Tax Ei.l, Senaior Wilson, oi Massachn-
:c,,S, i. ;lared his purpose to vote aSalnst II.
lie furthermore denied tl.c Charge thu. Il was
rotten IN In tl,c Few England Interests. We
auotc frcm tl,r wr .tcacsl!y cniascnlatcd report
,rilc proceedings OF Congress seNt Us b5 the
ht.urinted Press, viz:
xs. W..sor, OF .ta.+.. satd iha., Mr. Morrill, pre-
sc, tee t hf hn' ura II nc HosfhTGit .; ~ IT, h
bill =tac izusl Nc" i:u-iand eata what WE lot
"Mr: T. ra5isk., Of !pa; .ogs, ;se s! would ia
iii sr'eu lie xnu:a jo,,. wth scw i:.lanl. IN dc
,ra' dit 1crrnnc ati md i''st nf'ui4 nc p'u;ec-
'.:t. Mtl.er rain ,La she hien ,.n'y on wool anfl
,son "a. put On III: TIL a::a-l 'as Aith.e Of tue
chairman III The e''h Hf'ts. In TIC !lna.c.
Another 1rera1ch says that Mr. Wilson al
lesrd ;1lai New I.nsiand did not want any
mole p,u,ccl.on to her manufacturers than
tlc I. int iar,!r nilorf2; hit that II Wa
TeEut, lyaMia aul certain n,cn In The North
wcst t!:si were clanorinE for II higher tariil
We ,1ckaslc there Is rome truth In this as
Act.i..,.. So iar as Pennsylvania Il concerned
her ,Er,2,,rrs have done little cEec than clan,
tF HI [1tll1"'hS !"te'''3' "At AAD"' ~o."A N'''
r.as.. ls,.l VIZ arc curinus to learn who ur
tl,c Northwestern members that Tor 1e'
cents ,rr yue1:tl more tl,lly on wool. inrc Inns
cnuugh IL sacrifice thc Interests Ut their COZ
n!tuclis hy tnrerntln. 10 the enactment t
ttr Gu!wcl1 swindie: ..
Will enc III our Washington rc7or tcrs sen
us q rur.c:, Isl Vi Inc nnucs oft''oac Soria
western members referred TO by Senate
Wlsnns We Wish to ict tho people Of Il
West promptly know who7a,c the Judas
lin, arc tcttayiuS them. -
The prcl!biiory bIi pending In the Hon
.sft ,iould lccomc q. lnw, will take mo
,aoucy oul of,thc pockets Of tho nasses
o,tc ycer's ,imc, than oil. the sheep IN !
United States are worth. twill also roh I
Satl na, Treasury OF ttfls to seventy m1llio
Of r.y.Euc and transfer the money to
tmchcts of the si,ccnatnrs.
, 1866-07-09

Srnwor1E1u. H., July 7.-Tlle aericnluraf In.
p'c1u' q. tEial. sLlch comes % u Ns.soon or the
ri ,nch tutcf<si 10 ID tsru1-y< Of The St1tr and Of
yicotous competition on the psrt of tnrcn'ors.
Inc src.etazy Of The Soccy ~ iu couttant fecttpt
Of let,e1s irnrn nil paris ot *hs state+ making In
ousrie% Ia regard .olt
Jrc IL eec. competing tor the premium offered
py the State ARrtcnltur sotsetj. OF Which tonc
,T.n,y taye been received. wlll be tcoueed next
Turfiuy when tue cxac, amount ot clean wool wll1
be utcer;alnr7l, and tho premium (<ai0) will et
awarded.
~; et <riof Not les thst 1500 pcF.oos, It II re
t,o,ted, were present, The oe.alls wefc in hit
h: nde Of the Odd Fet!o7s.
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result from tl.c1r destruction, would be snchl.
'culah'e. or the possible ruul!c improve.
!mcnle oi our city, mono ia now moro urgently
demanded thnu tlre.rropf hall OF lsecprds.
, 1866-07-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

}>pec:s! Dispatch TO the rhlca:o Triaune.'
Srnlsurtsl,, Ji.ys.
Inn Norman II. 1ndd has ,,ccn appointed otc
,,s.Ec T1us,ctx Of Inc Illinois SofL'cs,' orphaus
'1'rr. x1co 1En.. u. Hryan, rcttcrcd.
Gcs. ) In 4. Logan j. now In ills CITY. anil Will
III :lsy leave Tor Ihica:o on SunaAy evening.
, 1866-07-09
robn Minor fsotts In Reply to >: H:
baldwin.

n,1rxoRE, July s.-John Minor bott3 VIII pap.
nh in ihe Ame7leaa, next week; ispi9 10 .I sae
~ IL interview win PRESIDENT Lncoln at tho
~. ia Vrefuia Secession Convention as N
esssfen. lit. Not,s c1,cs nuEn6er OF Witnesses to
rsfuIc lhe slatemeuts Of Mf. ba1dWao, dno stsoas
, 1866-07-09
General OrdtfN.

The following oracr Of the dag has occo pub
ll>Led: ,,,,.,
| SoLp1kNs-Te arc o. the eve OF grave MD san-
\: rutn,ry cven,s As In 1853. yon arc eoAectfa 10
Grca1 numbers around our flaG. so'tatts, we nave
,ha: pcs!oo We have punish m arrogant aIa III n
, 1866-07-09

Efnrostunts
Fon7nrsa NHxRos, 1a!y Z Io:ol. Y; ~, Harrison.
n In: .our.eI Tor Mr. Davis. arrived ncsu this
n,e.1 ing, They tpent :hc day with NE. Davis.
, 1866-07-09
FROM EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.

=
tsrlsht-A Po>sibsc Eyensuas!tT-Tho
People moEinc-The war on fhe Com
ttnt nt-1ho Nemoefaey moving 10
GfImnnS e ~ maas,.ss .no .ss ~ ~
r'.',,n. nv. cra,. .ssns,.cr,n,. .r,srs
,.u., NJ tcutit,c. In London,
;Frym our own Corre.pondent1
roxnos .,unoe4 1an
-n, ,,,,1erpo,.I cn,s1a ~ rxoT.vn
n,,r ,,s,, dnmas,,c affair occ,,nv tto nnh7;c
~ ~. s,.,a.. 4a,a1 t~s,,s;nn - .thcr
,'o,vs not1r1inci .n,,,n1 onr ransre ors nnh-
l,,,,,no ..raurt,,., md ARM, r5,,;ons ', md
aa1nsr ,,,o,s host - o,a,,r orr noon1e with
ss"se;;on ~ 1.coa;n,s r. non,1,cn+ # te1carame:
E,,,'cr tlc rc1ya frfnn tl,c bcl],gcrcnt ffcsion
:, IN IN In ,,n,,np,rt.nf al this early d.te:
A. I'm -rol ant a,an,e.s 1,nrc mi rct entered
,,,a f.,d ~ the Enp1,sh arr therourb1v r.
so,rc,, tl,oi conrc whnt nny. they vii, kern
mi or ,,,c saunhbtc and sirnnly mind their
own bu,incsg. T think the las, proposltton
r,rrcscnts lin truc po}icr of the uatlon: but
whatever may t,e tl,c caae on that mint. The
G,ct sin, ,rmnIns ,nt,isp11ta bic that our p.op,c
have hitherto shown but SLIGHT luscr-
~, in f1,c war IN The continent. Ncarc ap-
rfoarl,ipy a great crisis in our history, and
fi,e public mind seems to be settling down In
To steady determination not to he embroilcd
by our aristQcsacy in continental complica-
lions wherein VIC hare nothing whatever to
gain mud very mucl, to lose. Il may, howev-
ey, be that our people feel that the issuc, as
between Russell and Derby adin1nlslra-
t,un, will bc decisive oil our attitude, pcacc-
t,,1 or otherwise, in the present general war,
,,u, a,c thcretorc yaftfn., until the Queen
decision from the TArouc has not yet been
sno1cn but the country at large Is so I'M
mistukablv declaring Its wishes that VT cln
only put.cipate one result, namely : the reten-,
lion of the Russell. Gladstone Ministry in Of
fee. AID consequent appeal TO tic constit-
renctcs.
TIE rnopArlr SETTLEMENT OF TIE CRISIS.
The Tory organs profess TO believe that the
resignation OF the Ministers Will be accepted,
willie ,hc Liberals MAINTAIN that dissolu-
! tim Of tho present Parliament will he the
,oad Ly which We slall ret free or our ditl1-
| eul.ics. During tiie long aud cmbi:tered DIS
| custom on the dcfunct Reform DIll, ar.
Gladstone declared cmphatically in The House
of Commons that The Government would
! ".tnud or fall" by the measure. They have
hccn soandly beaten OIL the mnin issue Of the
bill =; aud the Torics nalhtoin thnt lucy arc
tound ly every principle OF right 10 give up
i,,rir pnsitfon In tt,cJr opp,nenta. II Il
.,,.t ,ao at,,t,os 1,a,. tn,,i1,-o,, +t,f-
t''a' '"I "",e .e'aseu -
fe:i:natltn 10 tief MAJESTY put tae country
universally nesntncs tint the Queen Inns not
acecrttd that resignation ns yct, md thai sllc
! mar mi In Ro nf,cr NIL. Think Tho hitler
rosf,Ion viii nroyc to be The correct one, lie.
| n o ..: -. =. -.
tanse thc 1efses are steering aa elose Us ros'
:lblc TO an attack On thc Quccn personally
n rrom,tc from hcr nj The commencement o,
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Efssrssstus

Spcctc fipf ENfnPr.
SE,r ronK ,Jt,t+ THE steamers tonE out Tor
Enrunr :u.tay ss61,sy. Total for the ~ctk, ,G.-
, 1866-07-09
FROM KENTUCKY.

iy defends PrtaIdent 14.en1u. The s1sfde viii rEoh
ably app. NJ 10 c, q ol4hn New York papers stmnl
tarctu:lY with lii publication he1t,
, 1866-07-09

/ p1ly1ApEIru1A, July 7.-Jud3e daHIek - Mallory, 70
YESTERDAY; ; need eighty years.
, 1866-07-09

Kius Victor Emay1el has also Issued proc
:an,aiion 10 tho National Guard, from Flor
Gnce. which saws:
cave ,t,. re., Ley OF hc k,uct'on 10 the Prince
O. ,'a,cpa.- ~ E:ht a1ts the al ha;tl 10: ih.:
lbrrtr and trlcpcntczce OF f'1Iy. Wh!!+: oEe
ten u.atst the threats and prosocatius Of Austria
you aiA Lave It organized aud a'1ay.a. IN or1lez
.ts' /: na, ssere',sn i's A.e5;:e. " y:srsc, To-
'Et,,se uL,cl awa1;s NJ. III nlo hare coa-tf.
tel. d lsc na,ten by your Nil; a,e.e1ye IT io'act
IN 4u.- n son the grastlan hin o pui:c =.:1ssiy
sid tGcer- 70 Wattc the vp,cc of I atS ra!Is.
TlcIcH E,IAyrE1-
, 1866-07-09

| hut Ii Wlll lC m cary TASK lot nlM 10 EcL FlA
nfthcir ecrvices by forming new Cabsaet 40
lilo. md that without turning present
, l.ic:,ds into certain enemies. To efece this,
!. | Ministers must cc out Of oisice: and shall
| lot bc surprised 10 learn next week that snct'
/ tactics arc 10 be pursued. Tais, again. /:
$ simply my own individual Impression, .;
; rather conjecture.
THE rgorIE MOVING.
! Tic country al larEc-Tadlca1s, Wings ani
1c,ses alsIse-!s satisfied that an early, Il no
;.amsG!ase, appeal will be made to tue con
s.Isucncics, and all sides are preparin-f,r til
contest. The Liberal party IN th5s coan:r.
las US many different organizations as III
Protestant Church possesses sccss, aud tues
Subdivisions l,avc la:c1y been too prone t
C ..ua.se! with rach uthes, lnstcad Of rullto
il :ltt-ct t&.er against tic common enemy. Stcr
!" ,lv,ian, to eni.c nil ll,ctc sections and asst
si9'iuns In d comulon plan ot action. Til
Ian, or basl., Or rulicy, IL likely 10 be ts'
adoption Of the principle Of "uouschold an
~ l.oAgsv sutrraee'' a. the cry Ut the Liberal
"A With tho ontcc, Of foscicr that principle urc
= tic Government, anl making It the scope
.,r next Reform nl1l. I shall have more
he say an thIs subject in my next letter; mere
| NultilE lH4k h0HSNtAoAA f*NAAAtSS-
-; -; become The thcory upon which Earl Russt
nd vii, continue in Office, or fta.ae his nc
81: Administration.
u THE WAR On TIE CONTINENT.
'ou Nothing -fnrtncr of'real Importance b
~ ,rauspircd In Germany or Italy since ms It
,es letter. The prnsslans hold undisputcd sw
1n' nn In Hanover, Saxony and IIcssc, and the !
niles of those counties hcvc Joincd,' or d
on on cnacayorlng to join. the Austrian TOT
.0N under general Bcncdek. Ircler your read
Of 10 the extracts iron the European papers
This nail for details Of the various mo
,pen1s, thinking 1t unnecessary to make es
i'm. !; resume OF news which will possess but lit
the importance until the Prussians and Austri:
/ 9a nf meet IN ac,ual conflict. We arc s.i'1 ienor'
ors. Of the position OF Genera! Bencdck's arr
tipt and although Garibaldl has moved noth
dcnnssc is known Of his intentions. \
ssed week, however, promises TO give us IN
oMt oe4s lanche Of military news.
wilt TIE pEMpCKACT MOVING IN GERNASf'
oe The German liberals, more especially
ts,sh Prussia, arc bitterly opposed to the pres
r. e. tr,.tricldol war, md arc striving to their
'De most 10 bring Il 10 close BY removing
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near Lafayette Park. were blown down
and the old stables demolished. Two
breweries, on Lafayette Avenue, lost
their chimneys and part of their roofs.
The Church OF st. Angelo, in course
of construction, had its roof and whole
south and portions Of the other walls
blown down; the Pastors house, near
by, also was badly damaged. The
new three story warehouse on Sixth.
Street. belonging TO Mr.. Koenig, was
prostrated, aud only portion OF one
wall was left standing. The roofs of
Barnnm's and Lindell's hotels were
somewhat damaged also, the Mer-
chants Library Hall. A large portion
of the tin roof Of the Darby marble
building, corner of Fifth and Olive
Streets was rolled up and blown into
the street,
The greatest fury Of the storm
seems to have been spent on the
O'Fallon Polytechnical Institute, a
very large unfinished building on the
corner Of Seventh and Chestnut
Streets. Two immense chimnesy we're
blown down, breaking hole in the
roof, into which the wind entered and
tore up the tin roofing like paper,
and carried large portions of il, weigh
ing several hundred pounds, a distance
Of from two to FIVE blocks. A three
story brick house adjoining had the
whole side and end forced in, and
Father Killen, pastor of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, its oe-
cupant, was badly hurt Several other
houses in the immediate vicinity were
seriously damaged Several steam
boats were blown from their moorings
and forced across the river All the
telegraph lines leading out of the city
were prostrated, and the fire alarm
telegraph was very badly cut up. But
a small portion Of the damage done
in the city is yet known, and nothing
has been received from the country,
where il is expected the damage has
been very great. A rain storm, ac-
cempanied with hail and strong, heavy,
rapidly drifting clouds prevailed until
past midnight, but this morning the
weather is clear and quite cool.
The Coroner's Jury. sitting on the
bodies of the victims Of the explosion
last week, returned verdict that the
explosion was the result of negligence
or ignorance on the part Of the en-
gineer.
The damage by the tornado yester-
day is estimated at one hundred thou
sand dollars.
The Presbyterian Conference, sit
ting in this city, passed a series Of
strong Radical resolutions, condemn
ing President johnson and endorsing
the action Of Congress.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
FROM AGUsTA, GA.
HOrrId Case OF Mur6er by NegrOes---
A Father, Mother and two Children
killed---The Gold Excitement.


AUGUSTA, Oct. 22.-Arthur Will
liams aud his wife and two daughters
were recently murdered at Rome,
Two freedmen committed the murder,
and they have been arrested One
oonfesses that after wounding Mrs.
w. he rayished her His accomplice
killed the father and daughters with
an axe. The object of the negr res
was money. bat they found none. 1t
was difficult 10 restrain the people from
intlicting summary punishment upon
the freedmen. They were committed
to await due process Of law.
The gold excitement in tho upper
counties of the State is increasing.
Rich ore.is found in Tompkm and Hill
Counties, and sales of mines are made
ut high figures.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
FROM ST. LOU Is.
A Terrific Wind StOrm---IIOuses I'M
rOOfed---Seyeral Persons Injured.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The most ter
rifle wind storm that ever visited this
section of the country swept over the
city at half past four o'clock yester-
day afternoon, doing an incredible
amount OF damage, IL came from The
South, bearing little Eastwards, and
twisted ike a screw, lasted 10 TO 10
minutes, and was about u quarter Of
mile wide when il first struck, but
grew narrower as II proceeded North.
Scores of buildings were uuroofed,
and hundreds more or less damaged;
trees and fences were uprooted in
every d rection shutters, sign boards,
timber, and all loose things, were car
ried through the air almost like fea-
theirs. No lives yet reported lost, but
several persons were severely injured.
The following were some of the most
serious sustained: All the ehimneys
of the City Hospital we're blown down,
and the adjoining house completely
wrecked. The unfinished brick sta
! bles, of the Peoples Railway Company,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
The Case or the Police Commission
ers-The Governor Decides he has
Jurisdiction Withdrawal or the
Counsel for the commissioners.

ANNAPoLIs, Oct. 22.-7Ihe case Of
the Police Commissioners was taken
by up the Governor this morning The
complainants were represented by
Messrs. Schelly and Latrobe; the
Commissioners by Messrs. Stock
bridge, Alexander and Sterling. The
latter read a reply, denying the juris
diction Of the Governor, but averring
readiness to answer before a court of
competent jurisdition. The Governor
decided that he had Jurisdiction.
The counsel for the Commissioners
then withdrew, say'ag their mission
was at an end ers# #es
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Ii was said that the leaders of the
insurgents had sent a deputation TO
Liriteh pasha Offering 10 enter into
negotiations for submission OH CON
diti0n that the conferences on the sub
ject should take place in the presence
Of the Consuls Of France, England
aud Prussia, aud the condition had
been accepted, M+sa.fa
There were already 10000 Turkish
troops Of the line in Epirus and Thes-
sally, and further reinforcements were
TO be sent A risingof the Christians
Of those districts was considered i'm
minent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton Sales, Crop Prospects.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Cotton
steadier. Sales of 1850 bales of low
middling at 36@37o. Receipts, 5000
Bank Sterling, 59c.
Gov, Wells has returned from his
tour through the Southwestern par
ishes. The crop prospects were more
favorable, under the influence of con-
'tinued fair weather.
, Hon, Francis Genois, Naval officer
under Buchanans Administration,
and co-worker in the Democratic
party, with John Slidell, died yester-
day.
Arrived-Ship Merchant, from Phil
adelphia. n - a 80 ?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
FROM CHICAGO.
Progress Of the Cholera. A Violent
Storm. A Brick Building Blown
Down. Twelve Persons Buried In
the Ruins.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-During the 48
hours ending at 2 o'clock to-day,
there have-been y cases of cholera
and 3 deaths. syrg ww4
During the violent gale last night
brick building in process of erection
near the corner Of State and Madi-
son Streets, blew down, crushing five
frame structures adjoining. Twelve
persons were buried beneath the ruins,
and five of them killed. The others
are seriously injured
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
EAR, THROAT, AND LUNGS.

DIR. LighthfIl's visit 10 this city is made
at the urgent solicitations OF parties resid-
ing in this section of country. wishing 10
consult him, who could not visit Cincin-
natl for a personal examination, which Is
imperatively necessary In any and every
case accepted for treatment. After "a care
fnI examination. however, patients can be
treated at their homes with the best of
success. by using the remedies and follow
Ing instructions given, and reporting the
progress of the treatment by letter.
submits few OF the numerous tentimo-
malls in his possession;
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October ga tio-
lent wind storm last evening, accom-
panied with Lightning aud rain, blew
down the south wall of the ruins of
the theater, and did considerable
damage in other sections of the CITY.
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ri ON PHILA4 ELPHIA.
Fire In OIL City Loss Estimated at
$4,000.

PHmADELpHIA, Oct. GA FIRE
commenced this morning in the Oil
yard of Fisher Bros, in Oil City,
which destroyed property to theyalue
OF $4,000; partly covered by insur-
ance. Among the losers are Fisher
Bros, Gallager IL Damiers, Adams
a. Co, Luce x Co, Oh Company and
the National Reiineing 90. gl
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AND BRONCHITIS.

A few weeks since ! placed myself under
the care of Or. Lighthtll for troublesome
Asthma and Bronchial Affection, under
which labored for a long time. The re-
suit OF his treatment has been so truly
astonishing and uninistakably beneficial
that, in Justice 10 the Doctor as well as for
the benefit of those similarly affected, 1
give publicity TO the facts OF my case.
When applied 10 DIR. Llghthill, suffered
very much from Asthma. My chest was
oppressed and my breathing labored.
coughed severely, expectorated a great
deal, was troubled with night sweats, and
had my rest frequen. ly disturbed by DIM
cult breathing. From the perH JiFst dpptfcd-
ton my symptoms nlended my cough dlmln-
ished. the night sweats disappeared, the
expectoration lessened. and the Asthma
was relieved that am now once more
able TO breathe freely, and feel as ihomIggn
weight was taken Off my chest. Ihe
prompt relief obtained, and The remark
ably rapid improvement whfeh has taken
place In my case In the space or but Few
weeks, after the failure of many previous
efforts, convlnces me of the skin OF DI'
II. LEISMAN,
LOUISVILLE. Sept. q, 1858.
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5 CURE OF
CAPT. SILAS r. MILLER,
Proprietor ofthe Burnet House. cincinnati.

BuRNET HOUSE, February 7, 1896.
10 niy Friends and the Public!
1t affords me great satisfaction TO be able
to testify 10 the success OF DIR. Jighthiil In
the treatment of Deafness, and express my
sense of obligation to him. f
My hearing has been impaired for n
number OF years, at times TO such an ex-
tent as to embarrass me seriously. DR.
self, has removed the dfnieulty completely
and restored me 10 perfect hearing.
have not time To reply 10 letters OF In
quIry touching the subject, nor can | say
the above statement, which is correct in
every particular. 5lLAs II. MILLER.