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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-01
LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.

ne Uftut LcHtttte AloNtttY yoF
Irregularities.
x HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
- in my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts so powerfully, positively, and
ha1mleSSly, in cases OF female irrcgularity.
as does this medicine. Ia all recent cases
it never fails, while thousands who have
been long sufferers are indebted TO 10 for
the boon OF health to-day.
Although so powerful and pOsitive,1liey
are perfectly harmless, auu may be used at
all times, except when specially foroiddeu
in the instructions.
To an who suffer from any irreg larity,
painful, difficult. excessive. offensive, or
ObsIructed menStruatlou, Leucorrh0a. or
the train OF diseases that follow. ] would
say. try a bottle OF Dr. Lyons French
periodical Drops. Being q auid prepaTa-
ton, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
directions, bearing my fac-simile, accom-
pauy each bottle.
They may be obtained OF nearly every
druggist in the country. or by inclo>InE
the price TO G.. q. CLARl g co. New Ua-
ven, Conn, General Agents tor the United
States and Canada. Price 81 50 per bottle
DIR. JOHN H.. LYON,
PraCtieing Physician,
dec3 u1nl New Have u, Conn.
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SCEEHTNG NEW
UNDER THE Sun.
New Era in Medieinel
: ErlEE SUFFERING AND DIs-

~ ErEEE SUFFERING AND DIS
~ e read the following.
re ali who have been given mp by
the drS, and spoken of as incurable,
read blowing.
Sc all who can believe facts, and
can faith in evidence, read the fol-
lowiu
kHU men bV these presents, That on
this, twentieth day of June, in the V ar
of Ourd one thousand eight hundred
and y-SiX, personally came Joseph
Have, 10 me known as such, and be-
ing sworn, depOSed as follows: That
he fssOle General Agent for the United
Stated dependencies thereof for prepa-
ratiu medicines known as MaggieI's
Pills Salve, and that the following
certieS are verbatim copies, TO the best
OF hDWIedge and belief.
JAMES SMEITRE
L. Notary Public,
Wall street, New York.
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Singers and Public Speakers

will find Tr0cbes useful in clearing the
voice when taken before Singing or speak
ing, and relieving the throat after IN un-
usual exertion 81 the vocal organs. The
TToches. are recommended and prescribed
by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the coun-
try. Being an article Of true merit, and
having pr red their efficacy by test OF
many years. each year finds them in new
localities in various parts OF the world, and
the Troches are universally pronounced
better han other articles.
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRoSoHIAL TRo-
CzsEs, and do not take any OF the Wo59hIess
limitations that may be offered. SOLD svE-
RYwHERE -dec5 d&wGm
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GOAL AND COKE.-A SUPERIOR
~ article OF Youghiogeny and Pittsburg
Coal and Coke, which 1 am prepared to
furnish 0 Blacksmiths and Brewers, either
by river or rail. Coke sent either in hogs
heads on by car, az low rates.
Office corner Water Street and Fulton
Avenue. a. j. HUTCHINSON.
Sppo2 dam
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COAL
GREEN RIVER COAL.

SrNREEN RIVER C0AEl-FREE FROM
NJ slack. and all Impurities, of the best
Qualities and lowest market price. Full
measure guaranteed.
A constant sapply.on hand and orders
filed promptly, rea-1g1,B .1 If.,4 .
LITER & ANDERSON, ...f
.r 10 NO.7 South Wafer street,
Next door 10 Robert Barnes store.
q movie d3m Heiar01
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DE-. WHITTIER.

n REGULARLY BRED p EE y 3 T.
- CIAN, as his Diploma, which hangs
u his office, viii show has made Chronic
Diseases me study u his Life, and has
Union-wide Feputdionf Shaving been lOngeF
located Ia 81. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much. OF mis- practice has been OF q pri-
vate nature-Syphilis GOnorrhQea. Gleets
Stricture, all Urinary Diseases, -yphIiitic
or Nefcurial a Elections of the Throat, Skin,
or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture;
"A so the effects Of SOiii aFy Habit, ruinOus
70 body and mind, producing III ltches, De-
bility, Impotence Dizziness, Dimness of
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forbod-
ings, q version to Society, Loss of Memory +,
Weakness. ETC.; not al these IN any one
case, but al occurring frequently III va
TiOus cases.
iFS~ Accommodation ample; charges
moderate; cures guaranteed. Consuta-
tions by letter or q office, free. Most cases
can be property treated lViti,OUt an iHterUie1O,
and medicines, secuFe from observation,
sent by mail or express. n o thindraneeto
business III most cases.
Address Box 1892, st. Louis, Mo. ~ se
Hours-S am. 10 pm. Odice peIma-
nently located at NO SIS st Charles Street,
between sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in
the centre of the city.
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accOmm odatton of such patients as require
daily personal attention.
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June /, 1866.
Dlggiel--I take my pen TO write you
OF neat relief, and that the awful pain
in nie has left me at last, thanks to
youlicine. o, doctor. how thankful
am can get some sleep. i can never
WriEnough. I thank You again and
agatd am sure tIat YOU are the friend
OF ateTers. \ could not help writing 20
you hope you VIII not take it amiss.
j.. Mis- M1 EhS, ITO Avenue ID.
ID 10 certify that I was discharged
frOIe army with Chronic Dtarrhoea.
and been cured by DR.. Magziefs Pills.
ILS0E HAIRY EN = Pitt street.
N0rk, April :, 1850.
FLOWING Is an interesting case of q
mapl0yed ii an iron fOundeTy, VINO,
in ~ melted iron into q flask that
watp and wet, caused an explosion.
Th6@a iron was thrown around and
on in perfect shower, and he was
buIeadfully. The following certificate
wan me by him about eight weeks
afts accident;
New York. Jan. II, 1888
Anne IS Jacob Hardy; 7 am an iron
fOU; I WAS badly burnt by hOI iron In
NCer LAST. my burns healed, but
hainulDg sore on my leg tuat would
moi ] tTled Aaggiel's Sake. and it
cue in q few weeks This is ala true,
an body can now see me aL JACKSON !,
Irorks, Second Avenue.
j. HARDY. Il9 GOericE street.
ELtrQets from Various Letters,
4 no appetite; Maggiel's Piils gave
marty one"
Pills are narvelOu-
ID for another box, and keep them
mouse F"
9TaggieI has cured my headache,
was chronic"
me two boxes; want one fqEs q
re half Of one of your pills to my
bz cholera mOrbus. The dear little
tlDt well1n day"
nausea Of ID morning is now cured I"
box Of Maggiel's Salve cured me
Of in the head. I rubbed some Of
ytVe behind my ears and the noise
close @ dollar; your price is . cents.
b'medicine to me IS worth a dollar"
me five boxes Of your Pills.
me have three boxes of your salYe
BIN matt"
e over 20 such testimonials as this,
bnt Of space cOmpeis me to conclude.
J. MAGGiEL-
Taggie1s Pills invariably cure the
fDg diseases: Asthma. Bowel tom
r Coughs, Colds, CHEST Diseases, Cos
t. Dyspepsia, DIarThOea. DrOpsy. De-
bFever and Ague, skin Diseases,
Ehe. Indigestion, Influenza Inflam
Z, Inward Weakness. Liver Com
I LOWnesS Of Spirits, EIugW Orm,
Iatism. Salt Rheum, Scalds.
Box contains L Pills. One Pill is a
CE.-%Oue genuine without the en-
gtrade mark around each pot or box
by DOCTOR !. MAGGIEL, New
70 counterfeit which is felony.
By ali respectable Dealers in Medi-
throughout the United states and
o., a. = certs per box or pot.
2.-dawly.
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RODEANE coal MINES.

OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF Lo-
- Gust and Water Streets.
A constant supply, and orders prompt
ly filled. novSl
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MEDICAL.
@ . L. > -

~ ~ H.
Dyspepsia Cure
FEYHTS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALI.
iSTOMACH
Isl me discovery .ofI5heaipvento Of Goes
menting for his own health. 1t cured
Cfamp in the Stomach for him which had
before yielded to nothing out chlOrOform.
Inc almost dally testimony from various
parts OF the country encourage US to be-
neVe there is no disease caused by DisOr-
derad stomach it VIII not speedily cure.
Physicians mdors9 and use it.
Ministers give testimony Of its
efficacy. ve
of cures performed. f5uE
& DYSPEPSIA!
$ tits sure tocu1s3 E 9Ta
HEARTBURN!
One dose wiaGcure
SICK-HEADACHE!
Ithas cured in hundreds Of cases.
HEADACHE Il DIZZINESS!
itstops in thirty minutes. e
ACIDITY of the STOMACH
Itcorrects at once stz IarI 5aaE
RISING of the FOOD!
ItstOps Immediately!
DISTRESS AFTER EATING!
One dose VIII remove. 81
CHOLERA-M0RBUS!
Rapidly yields TO a few doses.
BAD BREATHE
Will be changed with half bottle.
Ii is Perfectly Harmless !
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is
owing to the fact that
II Cures by 4ssisfjBg Nature
to re-assert her sway in the system!
Nearly every dealer in the United states
sells il, at 81 per hostile.
c. a. CLARK & Co,
ProprietOrs,
New Haven, Conn.
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J. B. ERWIN, Md,
Homeopathic Physician,

Offers his professional services to the citj-
zens of Evansville and immediate vicinity
In the general practice of medicine.
Office-No. 95 Main Street.
Once Hours-FrOm s to 10 Am, and freM
3 to 4 and to pm. l0clS DIM
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EVER YBOL Y

can get in a sealed letter envelope my
THEORY, symptoms, and Treatment of
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases "
clearly deIineating ali the Diseased Condi-
tionsf with full symptom Lists, for two
three-cent postage-stamps to prepay post
age. Circular for Ladies, relating to Dis
eases of Puberty, Menstruation, and Preg-
nancy, three cents.
aug d&W8m (d1taw)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26
VII At 1t EANS


Late developments show that the real secret
OF the course OF the President In bringing
Gen. Grant forward at this time is in the pur.
pose to place him conspicuously before the
country upon the Philadelphia platform; the
President nursing the idea that that rotten old
concern can be rejuvenated by the aid Of the
reputation of Gen. Grant. He has final 2 come
to the conclusion that he can do nothing for i,
himself, but believes that il Gen. Grant will
consent to fight 1t out on that line" as the
Conservative candidate for President, tina.
some Of the planks OF the Philadelphia plat
form may be saved. and he (Johnson) retirs
from Office with some degree of prestige. But
Gen. Grant, by his letters to the President
warmly demonstrating against the dipiace.
ment of Secretary Stanton and Gen. Sheridan.
has shown that he has NOT the slightest idea OF
risking his political neck upon that rickely,
Rotten platfOrm
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AHOTHER REAssIGNMENT OF DISTRICT
xMANDERS.
OOAfaN folARranha In thA RaltlnonrA Sam 8.

WAeHIA0roN. August 25.-It Is unde rstood
on account of the illness of Gen. Thomas, an
ofctr Will be iSsu8d tomorrow morning, mod.
y ing the order OF the nth instant, relative to
changes IN the military departments. Gen.
Thomas will be retained in command OF the
Experiment. Of the Cumberland In relieving
Gen. sheridan from~f the Fifth District, Gen.
Harisuf, Shrridan'e adjntant, is placed tenn
porily in command.
Gen. Hancock will be assigned to the Fifth
Bisirici PR nauautiy and Gen. Sheridan will
be dlreCled TO proceed g. on CO to the Depart
mtuto OF the Missouri and relieve tien. Han-
cock, " ho Is ordered, upon the arrival OF Gen.
Sheridan, to proceed immediate TO New Or
leans, and take command of the Fifth District,
mbracing Louisiana and Texas. Gen. Han.
cock will be instructed to execute the laws
in bis judgment shall be deemed necessary or
proper within the scope OF the power vested
in the district com ander under the recon-
struction act.
General W ager Swayne is likely to sue .eed
General Pope IN the Third District, aud Gan
erai Meade TO succeed General Sickles in the
second District, though this Arrangement is
not yet definitely settled.
General Sheridan has complained that Gen.
eral Rousseau advised the removal OF the for
ner in a telegram TO the President. am en-
abl. d to give su bstantially the correspondence e
between Mr.. johnson and General Rousseau,
willis, the latter was in New Orleans. The
President telegraphed to General Rousseau as
follows: How do matters lvok in Louisiana7'
and the people are much depressed. Any
change would acquire almost universal appro-
baton" General Rousseau has written a let
ter, dated New York, to General Grant in
which he denies. IN toto, the charges made
against him by General Sheridan.
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THE BAY OF SANTANA PURCHASED By TIE
UNITED STATEs.-Singularlye enough, the first
pews dispatch Transmitted by the Cuban cable
is the most important intelligence we have
received from the West Indies for years past.
L. is known that negotiations have for some
time been going on between our Government
and the Government Of ST Domingo, with a
view 10 our ACC uiring. for the purposes Of q
naval station the large and beautiful Bay OF
Samana AT a cost OF $1,000, 600, the bay, with
five miles Of land on the eircqm scent shore
is at last 10 become the property of the Unite i
States. The bay is forty three miles IN length
from east 10 west. ABOUT eight miles broad and
forms one OF the finest harbors ID the world.
In military and commercial point Of vie y
the acquisition Is most important.
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SURVEY OF PUBLIC LASD.-Commissions
Wilson, Of the General Land Office has iast
received from the Surveyor General at st.
Paul, Minnesota, the returns of the survey OF
townships 100, 10, and Ill, north range 70
west 5, principal meridian lying south OF the
Sioux Indian lands, north of Murray and
wes' OF Redwood counties, in the southwest
ern part OF Minnesota, covering an area OF
6s.f72 acres. The land is mostly rolling prai
RE, there being no high ridges or deep ravines.
and the soil is OF the best quality. except small
tracts IN each OF the townships which are
light and sandy. The tract Is we'll waiersd nv
the Cotton wood river which flows In a south
easieriy direction. several lakes and numerous
small CREEKS and rayiues. The land is well
adapted Tor agricultural or grazing purposes
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TITLES AND UNIFORMS OF Army O

TITLES AND UNIFORMS OF ARMY OFFICERS
The following regulations from the War De-
partment has been promulgated in Genera,
Orders No. Is. from the headquarters of the
army, Adjutsnt Generals Once, Washington,
Aug. "a. 1867
sunder Section %. Act appro we'd july Is.
1866, the provisions OF Section "a, of the same
Act, do lot apply 10 officers holding com
missions in the regular army, except
that their volunteer rank shall be entered
upon the official army register. Accord :
lbgIy NO officer OF the regular army
will be OH eially addressed by any other than
the title attached TO his lineal or breyet RANK
In the regular army. And no officer OF tue
regular army will wear any other than the
uniform prescribed for his lineal or brey
grade in the same
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FINANCIAL.

On Monday lat thA ano aat Of August Sev.
n-thirties ostseaaAine was about SIS -;
since when the eotal haA been reduced t3,e5e0co
BY conversions q tAs 0Qb-Treasury. In New
York, e, 250.0eo In Con ound Notes have ben
latsly redeemed. The Total amount OF Com
pound Notes presentsd at the SRb-Treasusy in
New York. for redemption since August i5th
Il stated in round numbers at Si2,500, 900, in.
Guiding about 81. oe0,O co. o. the issues Of June
and July. The amount Of q, 0OaO0o has been
actually paid, the balance of S4,5HOOOO being
held uniiquidated until the packages have
been examined and couu ed.
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MORE REMOVALS BY GEN SHERIpAN.-Gen
Sheridan has issued an order OF which the fol i.
lowing rs an extract -" For reasons similar to
those given in the order readj usnng the Gem.
mon Council OF the city OF New Orleans, and
At the request Of the present Common Council
OF tnat city, the following removals from office
are hereby made, amely:-Louis H. Pile,
from the ofiice Of city surveyor; Henry u. tg-
den. from the office OF city attorney; Bsr,n-
The common Council will, in accordance with
law, MI the vacancies hereby created. The
registration OF voters of the State Of Louisiana,
according to law OF Congress, being com pIete'
u is hereby ordered that no person who is not
registered In accordance with such laws snail
De coneloered as 8 duly qualified voter OF the
State of Louisiana. All persons duly regis.
tered as above, and no Others, are cense q uenttv
eligible, under the laws Of the State OF Lon.
isiana, 70 serve as Jurors in any Of the courts
OF the State. The necessary revision Of tne
jury lists " i'll Immediately be made by proper
officers. All the laws OF the State respecting
exemptions, &C. from jury duty will remain in
tOrCe.1
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FRAUD ON THE PENSION OFFICE.-On Tues.
day lat Delas l.. Atkyns. an attorney -at-law,
was arrested at Sherburne, New York, and
taken TO Buffalo, where he was indicted on
Wednesday. The accused entered plea of
guilty, and was remanded to jail by Judge
Nathan II. Hall. Of the U. S. District Court, to
await sentence. Atkyns is charged with pre-.
pairing. and causing to be presented at the
Pension Office, what purpor ed to be certified
copy OF the marriage record in the custody of
the town clerk OF Sherburne, by which eyi.
dence claimant was to obtain a pension as
the widow Of q soldier in the late war The
record of marriage did not exist and the sig
natures OF the town clerk and the magistrate
who purported to have executed the papers
were iorgeries. As soon as the fraud was dis.
covered the Commissioner OF Pensions. with
his accustomed promptitude took the ste ps
leading TO the arrest and punishment OF the
guilty party.
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THE CABINET CHANGES.

The Intelltgencer. of this morning, announces
authoritatiyely that .'the resignation OF every
member of the Cabinet is at the disposal OF the
President but adds. 1--WE do not by this
imply that the whole Cabinet is forthwith to
be changed, or that vacancies are thus ineyi-
tably created which must at once be filled -
The IateIh9encer intimates that Secretary
McCulloch, at least, will be retained in the
Cabinet for season. as his sudden retirement
might tend TO derange the current Of business
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TBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

TBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. August a6.-First Board-U s. 6's.
1881, coupon, nix; do registered, -; do.
5.20's. coupon, 113x; do. registered, -; do.
Certificates -; DO. 500. new issue: do
1905, l07 4; l0.40e, registered -; coupon, lG2
Pacific Maib--; Atlantic Mail, -: Canton
Co., AK; CumberIand, 81; Quicksilver, 2sS;
Erie Railway, Toy; preferred. 10; Hudson
River Railroad. 124; Reading r. h, IO4aS !:
Michigan Central, l09 Michigan Southern,
js1h; Illinois Central X. r., 1l9X; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, ok; Northwestern, 49,; do.
preferred. 20; Cleveland and Toledo. -;
Rock Island, 1903 Fort Wayne. lU44; Boston
Water Power, -; Ohio and Mississippi,
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

BY Gable to the Associated Press.
LONDON, August 26-Noon.-Consols,9 sx
U. s. 5.s0s, 73K.
LIVERPOOL, August e6-Noon.-Ootton quo
tations unchanged.
LONDON, Augustus p. m.-Consols, Of 10
American bonds, at this hour. are uoted 73X
Illinois Central. TX; Fries. Is.
LIVERPOOL. August go p. m.-Uettou duIl;
sales will not exceed 5000 bales. Beef de-
clDed 14Gs. Lard advanced to SOS.
ST. PBrERsBURG, August 26-Noon.-The
steamer Quaker City, win the Holy Land ex
cursionists on board, has arrived at Odessa,
from CoAstantinople
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TELMRAMS TO THE STAR.
RAilreaA Accide nt.
ESPECIAL TO the S'Af. |

! PHHAD8LPHIA, August 2s.-The mail train
which left New York st 100 last evening.
when about feur miles south Of shis CITY, met
vita an accident about 1850 this morning,
which detained the malls and passengers
about four hours. COW or OK lying on sbe
track caused two passenger cars to be thrown
off, one of which was overturned and the other
thrown across the track. Som of the pas
sengers were bruised. hut none badly hurt
It is miraculous that some Of the passenger
were not seriously injured.
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RETURN OF SECRETARY SEWARD AND
PARIY.-The revenue steamer Nemena, hay-
ing on board Secretary Seward, the French
and Spanish Ministers and Colosel Seward
arrived At Sixth steeet wharf this morning at
nve O'Clock The distins uished party left THE
city on the Nemeha last Saturday afternoon,
and made brief visit to Fortress Monroe,
vnere they visited the ram ,oRewall, bound
Tor Japcn, which had just arrived in the hAr
oor from the Gosport navy yard. The exeur-
sionists had pleasant time, and were much
pleased with the trip
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Gen. U. s. Grant, Sec'y of War ad interim.
GEN. SHERIDAN TO RE RELIEVED IMME
DIATELY

DIATELI.
The order relieving General Sheridan from
the com mand of the Fifth Military District
and assigning General Thomas to that Dis
trict. having been suspended on accoun. OF the
illness of General Thomas, an order will soon
be issued directing General Han cock to assume
csmmand OF the District until the recovery of
General Thomas Should General Hancock
not be able to proceed immediately to New
Orleans instr uctions will be sent to General
Sheridan 10 turn over the books and papers
OF the department to the officer next in COM
nand on duty In that Department. General
Mower is the next IN command, but is now
very sick, and il is very probable that the
business will be turned over to General Grit
fin or General Hartsuff. should General Han.
cock be unable to Immediately proceed to New
Orleans. General Sheridan will then report
to General Grant as directed by the order is
sUed lew DAYS ago
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The Trademarks National Bank Embez-
element.
NEW YORK, August 26.-James Arnold, tel
Ter in the Trademarks National Bank. was
brought before United States Commits sioner
Osborne this morning charged with the en-
bezziement of SIOO,O0O. An examination was
set down for Monday next Baker, the other
teller still lies in the tombs, having failed to
obtain trial.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is. 1s67-FIour IS cents
lower; receipts 10.422 bbls. Wheat dull and
dropping: receipts 26,093 bushels. Corn is
without decided change; receipts 1925 bush.
els. Rye dull and declining. Oats l cent
lower. Pork heavy, mess 1886. Lard MET at
l24al4 cents Whisksy quiet. Barley and
Peas Nominal. Cotton dull at % cents for
middling upiands. Freights quiet.
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MINISTER ROBBED AT CAMP MEETING
Rev, A. Manship. Pastor OF Calvary Methodist
episcopal church OF Philadslphia. has re-
held In CaroineScounty, Nd, minus his watch.
aqnant!'y OF clothing, and some $50 In cash
stolen frem his tent by some adroit thief He
evening. and retired with another minister
shortly before eleven O'clock. The watch was
present to Mr.. Manship, from a congregation
end the guard was very highly valued AZ n
nfmento OF the deceased wife Of Mr. Maaship.
Several other tents were entered and niiferad