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DOUBLE sHEET-THREE CENTS.
98l for Philadelphia and Erie; and 428 for North

9sl for Philadelphia and Erie; and 428 for North
ern Central. rp .
City Passenger Railroad shares were uu-
changed 194 was bid for Thirteenth and Fif
teenth; 26 for Spruce and Pine; 65 for West
Philadelphia; and 12l for Hestonville. 4
Bank shares we're firmly held at full prices,
but we hear of no sales.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Morris Canal preferred sold at 1l9, no
change. fa
Quotations of Gold-1O3 A. NJ, 1861; IL A. NJ,
1871; IL NJ, 1874; p. NJ, 1873, an advance of
on the closing price Of Saturday evening.
The New York Tribune says;-
"The National Park Bank has noti6ed It's
country correspondents that from and after the
first day of July next, their accounts will draw
interest at three per cent. per annum on daily
balances provided the average of the same shall
not be below $4,000. This arrangement will be
subject to such changes In the future as clrcum-
stances may warrant This is a move In the
right direction, and we trust that the next
change will be further reduction in the rate,
or else abolish all interest on deposits.
The following table shows the falling of in
the gross receipts of six leading railroads in
May:- To-
N York Central s5s 900 Mich. Southern $40, 600
Michigan Central 81 pa Rock land...... 73 1874
Fort Wayne~....~ 20 900 ClevePd & Toledo 80, los
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS - -t
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ARRIVED THIS MORNIN
MEMORANDA
For additional Marine NetOs see Third Paoe

Ship Richard Golden, hence. at Liverpool 27th uIt
pool 9Th ult. 'lH
Steamship Kanga- nc. kami, Brown hence at shang-
hae April 2.
BarGue Pembroke from London for Philadelphla,
was spoken I'd inst, lat, 40 80, Ion. 63 . -T'
Barque Elgn, HeRley, hence at London 9th ult.
Barque Harvest Moon, Bartlett, hence at Genoa 22th
utimO. '.... '.r-H II'-
from Cardiff 25th ulL i 7T = -'-S
Barque Irms Cummings, for Havana, sailed from
Barqne Mary Bentley, Clark, hence for Antwerp,
Brig Eme, from Bremen tor Philadelphia, was spoken
schr Rachel Seaman, seaman, hence. at Salem 7th
schrs Tampa johnson, and Kslmar. Lambert hence
Scbrs Light Boat, Seattle: e. B. Emery Clayton; and
bearsVlIe, Sears hence, at Boston 81 h inst
schr kate E Rich. Vaughan. frem Portland for Phl-
adepha 10 ballast, went ashore Saturday night near
high up on the beach. '''rI.
Two chests and some plank. apparently park ~ tse
quarter deck, were picked up on Harding
Tuesday. In OF the chests was nlen9,, 80 the
posted up TO May IL from which IL was ~ ia
vessel hailed from Buekspoyt and was "oi"
delphia with coal n
DOMESTIC PORTE ,.,,,u fitv of
NEW YORK, June 8--ATrlVeds bsoAna"N'F ~ -
Paris, Kennedy, frOm LiverpooL 49,, r..rnan
Steamship Bremen. NeynnpeI, ~ SiS.y OSiSSna
steAmBhip 4. Washington, nom Nc" VaieN"'t
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The "Fat Contributor" writes from jack
Jon to the Cincinnati Tines ofa joke played on
ONE delegates to the Good Templars' conEen-
ion held there recently. They got into an
omnibus at the depot; and told the driver to
|rve them to q temperance house. "All
|ipht - saiA he, and away he drove. He gave
|6er pretty long fid9, aud hauled up finally
'n front OF an immeiis6 stone structure, sur
Ounded by a high wall, "What hotel is
bis f'' inquired delegats eyeing the pre-
.pises in a bewildered nlanuer. Michigan
tate Prison, . said the driver, ''the only tenn,
erance house in Jackson" They concluded
|Ol 10 put up there-not il they could help IT,
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Edering, likewise, that II private life ought 70
be protected in the interests of individuals, II
ought to be equally so in that of morals and
public decency, the Court rejects the appeal,
TO him by Dumas of an indemnity for his out
lay, and fixes the sum at l00f after the pay
ment OF which sum Liebert is prohibited from
selling the resemblance in question, and Is re-
Qutred to deliver up the photographs to Dumas.
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RUSSIA.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF THANKS FOR THE czAR's

RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF THANKS FOR THE CzAR's
ESCAPE.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 8.-Religious services
of thanks to God for the happy escape of the
Czar Alexander from death were offered up in
all the churches of this city to-day.
THE NOBILITY AND PEOPLE IL UNION IN WARSAW
A DBPUTATIoN OF MOBILES TO PROCEED TO PARIS.
WARSAW, June S.-During the morning the
now in town, left their names at the residence
of the Russian Lieutenant-Governor,a as a mark
OF respect TO the Car.
The nobility met in order TO arrange to send a
deputation 20 Paris, carrying address from
their body to the Czar, and another To Napoleon,
expressive of their horror at the attempt of the
Polish assassin
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The Washington City Councils.

WAsHINGroN, June l0.-The City Councils
pointed, by resolution John It. Johnson, q
coloIed man. who has been acting as barber at
the Capitol their Reading Clerk and also ap-
pointed a colOred Messenger
The Board OF Aldermen elected white men
altogether for their officials, the majority being
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Financial Troubles in New Orleans.

THE REPORT OF THE RECEIVER OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS, June 9.--The official report or
the Receiver of the First National Bank of this
city shows the total assets TO be s. ,250,Oi0. or
this 81 O. 90 are classified doubtful, and mp
wards Of s6f 1000 as bad. The liabilities to indi'
vidual depositors amount to 8008,e0 the circu-
lation is estimated at 900, and the amount
due the United states is S2l5O0O. The eliabillties
incurred by the Directors as makers and en-
dorsers OF bills aggregate S6f7 600.
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THE DUMAs-MENKEN CASE.
WRENCH Law ON PHoTOGRAPHING DISTINGUISH
70 PERsONAGEs.

The Imperial Court of Paris has given the
following judgment in the appeal of Alexandra
Dumas against the photographer Liebert, In
the Dumas -Menken picture case:-
Whereas, If II is customary for well-known
persons who sit to photographers to grant the
right OF selling copies of their ltkenesses, that
sale ought to cease the moment that the person
who has tacity authorized IL desires IL TO cease;
whereas, also, this concession cannot be de-
fnitive and perpetual, and as TO establish
such an arrangement private convention
been done in the course OF this trlaii con-
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Coming Price Eight Excursion to
the virginia Battle Grounds, Etc.

BALTIMORE, June 10-There is some excite
ment here regarding the prize fight between
Sam Collyer and Barney Aaron, which comes
off on Thursday morning next, somewhere on
the Potomac. Colyer is training in Baltimore
county and Aaron at Fortress Monroe
The fancy men are arriving here rapidly.
Bets are making, five hundred to three hum
dred, that Collyer will whip. The authorities
are on the alert to arrest the parties
Two steamers leave here on an excursion to
the battle grounds on Wednesday night. aAd
two from Washington ON the same evening. A
large number of tickets have been sold at both
places.
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From Sam Francisc0.

SAN FRANCISCO June 9.-Late Arizona ad.
vices slate that the Indians have commenced a
vigorous campaign against the whites, attack
ing the ranches In the vicinity of Prescott nd
Fort Whipple. and stealing stock ia every
direction. The troops are on a scouting expe-
dition, except enough for garrison duty.
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THE REMOVAL or GOV. WELLS.

GENERAL sHRIDAN's COURSE NOT CENsURED BY
GENERAL GRANT OR SECRETARY STANTON.
NEW ORLEANS June S-Reports having been
Grant bad censured General Sheridans COURSE
in removing Governor Wells, General Grant
now telegraphs to say that there is no truth
in IL,
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FRANCE.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE Ro

MOVEMENTS OF THE ROYAL VISITORS FROM PRUSSIA.
PARIS June S-The Grown Princess of Prussia
left Paris this evening for Germany. The
Crown Prince, her husband, is staying at the
Tuileries.
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PRUSSIA.

NAPOLEON EXPECTED TO VISIT KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, June SIT is said that the Emperor
Napoleon will pay visit to the King and Court
Of Prussia. in this city, during the month of
September.
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ArTival of the AIemannia.

NEW YORK, June 1O.--The steamship Aleman-
MIA has arrived. Her European adVices have
been anticipated.
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BEFORE BOARDS.
-Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South

Third street, report the following rates Of ex4
@II2i; do. 1852, lO9s@1O9b; do, 1854, iO55@
lO6t; do, 1865, 1868 @1O6s; do, 1866 new, 1OsS@
1O9; do IS, 1O-4Os, S9s@99a; do. 7'3Os, Aug, i06
I05S; Compound Interest Notes, June, 1854, iisl
@1i9a; do, July, 1864 l1s2@l19; do. Aug. 1854,
Ils3@l1st; do, October, 1854, lI7S@1l7t; do,
December, 1854 1l65@1l6S; do, May, 1865, 116
Der, 1865, 114a@1l5; October, 1866, 1I4@114A;
Gold, 137@l37A. Silver, 130@l32.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers, No.
rates Of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:S
o. s. 6s, 1881, coupon, 1115@l12b; q. 8.
6-2Os, coupon, 1862, 1O9g@lo9b; do, 1854, lO5t@
1861; do, 1865, 1864 @106s; do. new, 10Sl
series, lO6s@lO62; do, I'd series, lO5t@105B;
Sd series, 1855 01O5I. Compound Interest Notes,
December, 1864, 164; May, 1866, 155; August, 1866
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Philadelphia Cattle market.

MONDAY, June l0-The Cattle Market was
rather dull this week, and prices were unsettled
and lower About 100 head arrived, and sold at
from Is to l9c. ior extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers, and 13@l4c. o pound for oom-
mon. as to quality The following are the par
Liculars of the sales:-
46 head Owen Smith, Western l7@I9
lO3 A Christy & Bro, Western, 9@10 gross
70 " Jones McOlese, Penna., 9@l0, gross. n
100 p. McFillen, Western, 9C9lI, gross r..
lO i. Hathaway, Western. l0@IlL, gross
l05 j. 8. Kirk, Lancaster CO., 7@lb
S8 b. +: McFlllen, Western. l0@lOZ, gross.
ITO Jas. McFIllen, Western, 9@llI, gross.
60 y 10, y. McFillen, Western, 9QDlI, gross,
70 Ullman & Bochman, Western. 90lO, grs
las Martin Fuller Co., estern. 90DII grs
260 Mooney q Smith, Western, I601l9
30 " =. Mooney & Bro, Western, 8@alOI grs
% Hope Co., Lancaster co., 160lIS. =.
81 b. Hood, Chester county, leC9I9 Z,
Cows were dull; 500 head sold at $4,000 for
sprlngers and t504976 for cow and calf ~ :
sheep were dull and lower; 6000 head sold at
6g64c. q pound gross as to condition,
Hogs were also dull; 2l00 head sold at from so
@l0 D 100 pounds net. flL
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LATEST SHlPPMG lNTELLIGENCE.

PORT OT PHILADELPHIA ..............--JUNE 10,
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELR-
GRAPH OFFICE ----t
"A. M..........5S IL A. M............7l Il P. M
For additional Marine NetOs see THIRD PAGE. 7,
CLEARED THIS MORNING, ...
Schr W. H. Tiers Holman, Charleston, ID. 8. Stetson
IL Co, af I'.7I 7'7'T
schr A. HugeL Robinson Newburyport. J. @. Scott q
schr ]. w. Robbins B Brown. ChIncoteague. Captain.
Str w. Whillden, Riggans, Baltimore ]. ID, Ruoh.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING. d. llI fH
Schr II. NJ. Wright Slddell, day from Wilmington,
Dell In ballast to captain.
Steamer w. Whiildin. Rggans, Is hours from BaIti-
more with mdse. 70 ]. ID. RusH rftrIrr L
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

ShsSVuA q MORTOvs
HOUSE AND SIGN PAiNTERS, GRAIN.
III Eks, Paper Hangers. Glssisrs. -. sshop
corner Main and Fifth sts meh20 Ave.
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CnioAc Feb. "A fire al Cairo, W ,incs
day night, broke out in some wooden build
il p on tho levee, and destroyed 81, O00
orih Of property, and it vas only by great
evcrticn that the fire was kept from being
Of tremendous dcs.Enction, eight buildings
burned II, it was
|, is reported that the hog cholera has
broke Gu, in Marshall County. Iowa.
TIE Temperance people ct be Sixth Iowa
District sugcrelea IN cl,aitl., the whole DIS
lric, OF whisky dstiiieiies
Tn re was a Gesir;ieiive ire ut Winters
set, Iowa, IN Friday morning The Ma,
tiural Bank buildsn- = Photograph Gallery
and Harness shop wore DESTROY
TYlegraphic wires are now stretched TO
..inn' Il on the lnc of the tLicago. Rock
Island i Pacific Railroad
10 900 prairie chicke,s were slipped
from Cedar Rapids, loHa. last week, to I.iv-
erpool.
Thursday las, SIX tons were shipped
from Des Moines.
Ralph Waldo Emerson Occurred at St
Paul last night. Tonight he lectures At
Minneapolis.
The Attorney General and the Governor
Of Minnesota, recommend the Legislature
to mse. in the case Of the New Ulm murder
ers, - there is no hope OF the savagcs get.
ting justice in owen county. The Attor.
ncy's report published this morrin: says ::
Tho German Justice Of the Peace decided
that the murdsress we're committed BY the
men before him but that theie was . doubt
about who struck the fatal blow, therefore
the most Of them have the benefit Of n
doubt
Eight inches of snow fell today.
On the a9ih the fremont House keohuk,
Iowa. Was destroyed BY fire, together with
the stable, six horsso and COW. Tho Ho-
tel furniture was saved. Loss about 800. :
un0: Insurance $4,000.
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l1ERitY STREET. bot I'D h eth, Davenport.
u W'sh facilities unsurpassed. added to the
experience 90 more than 90 ears. hopes 10 merit
larg" share 81 patronage sepiS
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FROM EUROPE.
--latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
cSgnrDl.

Latest News by the Atlantic TEL.
cEraph.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. D. Cotton closed dull !;
Manchester adviccs are unfavorablc; prices
much lower wheat an! -four much crsier !;
corn declined TO 4os; to 40, for mixed
western; beef advanced half IA crown lard
33s; cheese declined Is Petroleum quoted
At eos! for Pennsylvania and Canada rev
fined.
The ship Monmouth. from New Orleans
for Liverpool. via Pensacola, was abandon
ed at sea. No date S lives were lost, and
the remainder Of the crew, l2 /, number,
were saved.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-The dag Of the North
German Co, federation will consist Of an
eagle with black, white and red stripe.
Prussia declines to treat with the South
Germ IN States on account Of the provisions
Of the treaty Of Prague.
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CALIFORNIA.

san fRAS,isco. Feb. "A t,lcgram
states that Cen Crook was actiyelyscarry
ing on the war against the Indians in Idaho
Territory and confirms the report OF the
capture Of 100 lndisns and large number
Of horses.
The steamer Golden Age brings L. or dates
from Nexicos 50 e As xss
Gen. Alvarez had moved his forces to>
wards the city Of Mexico. his headquarters
icing Yqalasa. Veg - st 49,
The isst heard from the Imperial forces
sndss Msniez. they we're bcsieged Ia More
liza by the rebels. The news Of the taking of
the town is soon expected.
Corona passed quietly through Topic and
would march on Co,ima. now in the hands
Of the lmperisiits. Colima. Corona anil
c,Lcr Generals will spare no efforts to cap-
ture the place.
Five French war vessels are in the harbor
Of Acapulco and a small force VI Imperial
lists garrison .th- place.
s.SF ia 1890
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LOVeERlDGE,S
vEGETAuaE
BLOOD PURIFIER. /;

This MBDIClS4 HAS BEEN fskpAnkD WITT
great care and skill knowing to he the best and
public.
II ls manufactured not from "sincle pasture weed
olscovered ~ mere chance" but ie the .ssule g
PURELY vEGETABLE / give yon the medicinal
propere. OF the articles used nunbered se FOL ows:
No = ne root o this plant 10 the medicma PAT.
being an Alterat ve Dur,tic and Demulcent used In
Scrofula. Chronic Rheumatisn, Secondary end Ter.
.lars syphs and affections Of the skin. and capec-
the use Of mercury
No. The roo, of this perennial pant Il Altera-
.,se D'urttc ana Detergent and 10 very valuable -
smd ,.hsr 81 !, .. Srona Leprosy syphis
No s-rhis perennial herb i. Tonic, Aperient and
IN sep., aetn .ssps The issI snd
In eoiliistcd and irritable condisons Of the stomach
No 4,Thi, plant grow. in ali parts q Ne United
este !. e!ssses the whole Glssinisr sys1e1, ed 2
~, q s sSypAis. scrsfnla, Rlsssa'lsa nAasso
No. SIS exclusively an Anssseae plant. The root
me medical part Il i Cs1hpe. Altesssivs: AZ
.a.e.m,n.c, nydfagoSue, Sialo6ae en0 euc.
Ka"sss and a Sa,sss: :ss e -
l., NO. 0-This plant IL a native q Europe. u uee9
", scarsy; Serognls. syphills.s 6ssts Lepew and
NJ. s,Thi. shrub grove 1, ~ usiied stasss, 7
s!imulans, Tonic. Atsrasi1b - olaluUsous. M
used TO excite the system Al be the defeaee0enss
q tue Liver, Hneumatic and QNguo6c 0yp0oA -.
ulsts. and strengthens Mucoss 0sobs66ss. ~ =
:. 10; s-Ths plant y comem = H. useea 9eaa:s.
y y Aneraove. Dtafettc. d. 1oele - oosScs
l. used in Chfnaic RheuEsfio 01p1llol1 AGscaisas,
Erup'ione q the skin and scSlsy.
, No; This rsis = The s'sgssr weed 9cxs e ~
Coutncfn ssatee The Tlhut u ~ Ue4,cs:as
It's Tonic, Duretic aud Ahsenfive, and " 0neo
ssined IN syphilis and scrOfh0
Ion VIII se- hy obeervine IT, nsdictn9 49,.
o. o, ne articles given ahosc. ~ ~ MUD tgnl
tlah will cure all diseases efths BLOOD and skin,
nowesef bad or long sanding-~osne reqaSffng more
TEN. - - Nlf3tHS n sA
have numtcrlcss tes.imonDole eetas wena0Alss-
,ec'. IN pnriytng the b'osd and clesn ing
ont omit giving them for the feas0n that there E,
o many worthless Compounds offered Z, the puoE,c
aeconsanied with urmcroWs ct9sincates tranduensiy
obtained give 20 my Blood Purifier, leaving II 70
II the patient. IN n.nn e, ~ Had rarilsr, Asds
tat ne yaasty gtysn y he dlrsceiDes z eot s:@
S S . move tae bowels 03cea my, Sc sne
S Ss e. 4 s.l ss nos.. %n:s es ps ae,i e
pofes Of the skin tree from Oigoos lcttnMe
kDR414q b0y D9k,
soie NaasiSc nd - es's.
ma ros -. s-~SSIr.-. 's--'~'-F -
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GEORGIA..

SA>AsNsn, Feb. 2.-ln the case Of the
State OF Gsorgia VS.. he proprietor Of til
S.vsnnsh E,publicnn. indicted for !ibellin z
S. Cohen, tnagressna elect, asserting that
he va. Gofsul.er as post master Of the
United States. has ben decided by verdic,
as guilty The verde. is considered as
avcrse 70 he rights Of al Northern or Un,on
men in the vicinity.
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and Sherman strongly r. ,.esting against the
authori y Of chas Bogv and others. to sell
arms. a.. &c the Irdians.
The military siicers say tia. the troops
had better be withdrawn at oncr, IL srms are
to b. placed IL thu hands Of he savagss.
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WASRlkcTQa.

wss.nxGr5x, Feb. . -ohiciaI publication
is gi,en Of an act 10 repsaf the 1871 section
fseac ~s6n<ssy 7a~, which became law
with ut the .apprUvul Of the Peaideta 2
The Uesfs'sfy Of Waf has addsts$sd :
communication 10 Kspros Atasivs shsnek,
for HE lnlesnat,so d the xi1jtAry 0cmoit>
tse, enclosing s.tsrs from Generals 0raat
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CINCINNATI, Feb. Mira. Gertrude Nc
Laughlin, whs was said to have killed her
husbands mistress while in led, With pos
ker. was ycsterday discharged from custody.
as the deceased Wss found to have died Of
desease vt Winchester, XIV.
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NEW CIGAR STORE.

81. C001Wo9O10H A1Joy . RoS1yos
elR.VOkD = keCks110ks ~
YlyJrR filH PUBLlC 70 CALL At fns
u 80 susfssss wNss snyshiss IN the . re g
Tebaess, Cigars Or Fancy Ceeec.
~ wanted. TAs, Asvs -sss! ssyeret 81
grelss. ssll ,ehs:e ID s.sr:s.fs :e1 Snv ss;
The oetsnttue. q w4ui.1144A ~. .3S-.
kS r ~ sd, "a - ssu = sAsep
- env ether house IN che city.
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PrrrsBrReH, Feb. 2-rhc river 10 rising
rapidly. Ii showed here all day and turned
10 rain this evening. The snow has entire
" disappeared. Boa'mrn are making pre-
pars,ions 10 resume business again.
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NEW YORK.

INV YoKx. Feb. 2--Ihe internal reve
nue. collected in New York city for 1866 is
So. 100000, and for four years is nearly
g 30 a90 u O.
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JUNCTION Cary, Kansas, Feb. IA man
came into Saline sbous 50 niles west Of
he,e yesterday and reported frightful mas>
sacre Of white men by the Chsycnne ln>
drama near the head Of Smoky Hill vives .
few days since under the following circum>
stances: Mr.. wallaccs train with 20 men,
were ia camp, . party Of IA Indians came
begging, the teams, ers refused 10 give them
anything, whercupcn the Indians fired upon
them, but withoa; effect. The tcamsters
returned the fire and killed eight Indians.
About O'Clock that night the camp wss
surrounded ~ 900 Indians v % maseacsed
50 oat OF 63 men. The man that hroush.
the news had an arrow hoe through mis-
shoulder. and ano her wonnd in the hip
He claims 70 be one ol tbs fcsr men that
ESCAPED
\ party Of Onahas aud kaws, made a
thievng raid on the Cheyenne a few day :
siaee, on The Sa'iia Several head of Chey
enue stock was captured. and one kav Kill
81
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Epp,rowx Yates co. \ y Va

EbpirowS. Yates Co. n. T.. May 10, 10.
Editors Rural New Yoraer:
Seeing sn inquiry IN he Rural for . cure
Tor that distressing ii,tase. the Asthma, write
to lsi Tie Inquirer = ias what has almost cured
ne
haee had tae sr4.tla,.tc asthma .if'een years
anJ never found any medicine that would pre-
vent an attack when WAS coming on until |
CONNIE uceu taking - mas Nhnco'ab's Remedy
tor \ .hIna. ! commenced taxing this remedy
e'gh.esn years ago, ard uaye no, had . No. ere
pa-nxysm since
.'WIllTCOuB'S RtMEDl" has done for
me all thai X - recon aided - do
SARAH SEELEY.
Ex.prc~'s Marlin vnm IBmrem's
SufFerings in his last illness were greatly
all, waited by the Use Of JONAS WHIfconB's
ASTHMA REMEDY. as proved by letters in
our possession from his PLY stefan. and from
Mr. Van Duren hims II, expressing much
qualification with the results Of its use.
Necommendafory noticee might b more ex-
tended. but It il needless, because really but one
theme is the burden Of them al, and their gen.
sral spirit is combined in the above.
BURNETT'S COCAINE
Is superior 20 all animal oils in the following
particulars:
lis cooling Vegetable Oil. lAsimai oils
are heating)
ts rapid absorption lesves little resiaus On
the surface. tAuimal oils do not possess this
peculiarly in any great degree.)
1t does not quickly become rssci6. (Antnal
oils do.)
1t in parts glossine.s to the hair By its psns-
trasisg power. rather than By mere sutwsrA les
ire. The contrary is true With regard 70 aai-
NAL oils.
1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
TO Joseph Burnett I Co.. Boetos, vsa
awarded fir-t Prize for Cooking Extracss,
"and First Prize for Toilet Articles.
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