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2 LAUGlILlN'1 INFANT COftDIAI.,
The ChiIa'S Cure when 'TeeGhtnE.
Mothers all know the many sieeples nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
of the PaIn-Cho!ic, WakefuIness, Uneasi.
ness, Fretting, Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
DC We tell you candidly. one bottle oft
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
TeethIng, Remove AcIdity, AIlay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep. eHB
Tryit. 1t will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIG, SMITH q CO.,
aaE- Wholesale DruRHtStS Main st
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THE ENGLISH NATIONAL DEBr.-It is
officially announced that the sum to be
applied to the reduction Of the national
debt of England during the current
ouarteris 4S3T, 723, Fs.a zta
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GENERAL PIERoE, once u President
ofthe United States, who makes his UNI
becoming visit to jefferson Davis with
n foolish flourish of importance, has
met with bad fortune. Striking quick
Iy up the wharf, "with small carpet
sack in his hand" he was stopped by
soldier, who taught him propriety and
some of the army regulations at one
time. The military experience OF Cen
Pierce has always been unfortunate.
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4pRCfaL anttfRs.
KBoxuK, Iowa, March 10, 1881.

MR.. Q, H, oDBERT, -9aGa5
STIR purchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmbroSta, and
having used 1t, must say that It Is the
greatest hair restorer and grower of the day,
It changed my hair to the original color and
Is now growing nicely. Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you will md
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can re-
turn to me, and oblige .,L---T
marlB of stoops II BOW 41HE { %.
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THE Rev. DR.. Dufaeld, Of Detroit de-
nounees the Rev. Theodore T1ton, of
the New York Independent, as ''noto-
Tious wine bibber." The Detroit rev
erend doctor may prepare for SOC
dolager" in response, rom his New
York brother.
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Dividend.

TlHE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma
i tional Bank OF Wheeling, have this day
U. s. taxY out Of the profits OF the last six
months-payable to the stockholders or their
legal representatives onldemand.
mvl4-st GEO. ApA Cashier.
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Gnnnart

THE LABELLE BAPTIST MISSION
Sabbath School viii give Concert a
the Presbyterian Church, In South Wheels
ing, next Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
ed their assistance Tor the occasion.
my14-tl&Eh
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am advertisements.
Family Horse for sac.

GOOD RELLABLEFAMILY HORSE
"A for sale At Ed. Youngs Live STABLES,
corusrof John and Main street, entrance on
my myi.It ED YOUNG.
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WONDERFuL BUT TRnE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re-
nowned Astrologist and somnambulIstic,
Clartvoyant, whiIerp In 81 a claIrvoyant
state, delIneates the very fearuress OF
the person you are to marry, and
by the aid OF an Instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotr guar
antees toproduee perfect and llEe-llke pic
ture OF the future husband or wife OF the ap.
plicant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, &c. This Is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place OF birth, age,
disposition, color OF eyes ard hair, and en-
closing MY cents, and stamped envelope ad.
dressed to yourself, you win receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired in
formation. si 1rtf-,H brs,a= T;ftt = .
hS-AddreSs in confidence, MADAME CIR.
TRUDE REMINGTON, p. o. Box 81, West
Troy,N. Z. A4A.sz mch2S-eod, triw&w1y
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Free to Everybody.

zsrg Free to Everybody.
A large 8 PIP. Circular, giving Information
OF the greatest importance to the young OF
both sexes, l -7uG 81 N
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaksn loved. $50
Noyoung lady or gentleman should tail to
send their address, and recetveR copy post
paid, by return mail. Address,
- ?. o. Drawer, q, Troy, NJ Y. ia
ncnzS-eod. tTtW&W1y l.5sg
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a New GUN.-A French paper tells
us with provoking caution and reserve,
that modern gunnery has been enrich
ed by most destructive little copper
cannon. The inventor is said to be an
artillery captain, attached to the little
armOry which Napoleon started year
ago at st. Cloud. The new tirearm is
in three pieces. 1t is loaded with mus
ket balls. It's range is between one
thousand eight hundred and two thou
sand metres. By means of very in-
genious tourniquet, 1t can be discharged
forty and even tifty times minute. A
cannon Of this kind can be served by
i've men.
Some experiments have been made in
the bitches ofthe Notifications with the
most astounding results. Artillery of
ficers who were present say that this
little piece will NOW down the front
rank ola battalion of infantry at IA sin
gle discharge. During these expert
ments the cannon used was covered
with heavy curtain of cloth, so that
nothing of It could be seen except its
wonderful power. r---=.
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Read again the Evidence of one OF
q OnP Oldest Residents.
CINCISNATI. Dec. a. 1881.
MEssRs. j. N. HARRIS a Co:

MESSRS. ]. N. HARRIS a CO.: r.
GENTs-Thb Is to certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one Of the best
remedies in the world for DISEASED LUNGS
have used 1t in my family ,Or breaking up
q troublesome cough with the hnppIest effect
recommended 1t To q young LADY who had
q h0raSStng cough and was threatened with
Consumption, and It cure her in few days
1wo1ld recommend IL 10 all HfI1icIei wi h 9
cough. and 10 thORe who are prelLSpo,ed tc
Consumption. Respectfully yOnrs
4 A RI T1pTsnN
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, attera sqjourn OF a few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had softruby complexion of almost marble
smoothneRs, and instead of twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause OF 50 great change, she plain
y told them that she used the CIreassian
Balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their pen
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t Is sim
pie I'm its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy in
drawing impurities nom, also healing cleans
ingand beauty ing theskin and complexion
By its direct action on the cuticle itiraws
nom 1t all Its Impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In,
tended it should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful Price 81, sent by Mall or Express,
on receipt of an order by Is-e55s
a W. L CLARK & Co, Chemists.
No.SWest Fayette st, Syracuse, N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale of the
same PCS meh2S-eod, tTtw&Wly
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Steamboats,.
FOR uNuNEATI.5I

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The tine PASSENGER steamer apo
sHe1Ies MONACO Capt. ChaS. Mnhleman.
EAlCh Chris. Young, Clerk, VIII leave &c
above on Tuesday evening, the 18th Instant
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
BOOTH, BA1TELLE & co.,
mylS-1 Agents.
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IT is understood that Hon. JOHN
CESSNA, under an appointment from
the late State Temperance Convention,
is preparing a bill designed to sup
press the liquor trAfic In Pennsylvania,
which will be presented at the next
session Of the Legislature.
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THE corner stone of vault for the
reception Of the remains OF the confed-
crate dead, was laid in Newbern, re-
Gently. with appropriate ceremonies,
but the military authorities forbade a
procession. Confederate flags, money,
&c, with portraits of leading rebels
were placed beneath the stone. There
can of course be no objection to the
rebels building any sort Of q sepulchre
they please for the secession memori-
ais, provided they are not inferred in
any hope OF resurrection.
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Notice.
per centum on the l5th daH of NAV 1Ss7.
Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by W. c. Carman to me, as
trustee, and recorded in Record Book Oh, /"
page lis, In the Recorders ONCE OF stone
county, Missouri, shall, ON the 18th Day
OF J QNEr Loo at ten O'Clock Of said day, on
me steps Of the Court. House of Ohio county,
N wheeling, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the south half of section (6l
six Township (24l twenty-fouF, OF the hfth
principal meridian; the same being situated
In the county Of Stone, and state OF Missouri
TERMs-One-half 10 be paid at the time OF
sale, the remainder In ninety days with COED
security. will convey only such title as Is
vested In ma by said Deed OF Trust, which Is
believed TO be good.
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EVEN Democratic papers are begin
ming to see the absurditles OF their for.
mer style OF panderIng to caste preju-
dice. One Of them thus sums up the
situation: Before the war the id
niger was slave; after the war the
ignorant negro was free; at the present
time our intelligent cOlored fellow.citi.
zen is a voter.n
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and nearly all Of them to coloredpeo-
VISITORS. -
RICHMOND, May 12.-Mr. Davis re.
mained at the SpottsWood Hotel all day,
and WAS called on by q large number Oh
citizens. There is no guard over him.
Several bouquets were sent him,
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TH Ill :RRslEs ;l INTERESTED.
A large number of permits ara beino
granted to be present at the session or
tue United States Court on Monday.
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Az excellent young lady, of culture,
refinement and intelligence was refused
permission to unite with the Walnut
Street Baptist Church at Louisville,
Kentucky, the other day, In accordance
with the advice ofthe pastor, solely
because she had been teacher in
freedmen's school. Nothing could more.
strikingly illustrate that spirit of hatred
for formerly enslaved race which had
its main root in the Southern Church,
aud which 1t will be more difficult to
exterminate there than anywhere else.
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aGttt advertisements
Agents Wanted.

5000 PER N N II Fs ASR A ExREs y r.
troincs a new and useful invention OF ahSo-
lutte utility In every household; Agents pre-
feTTing TO work on Commission can earn
from 80 TO so per day. For full particulars
enclose stamp, and address
=-=--'-sslsss- = W. @. " ILS0E q Co.,,
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10 THE sPoTTswooD,

In few moments Davis came over
the gang plank, accompanied by Gen.
Burton and DR.. Cooper. The party i'm
mediately got into carriages, and, sur
rounded by a mounted guard, drove
rapidly, by side streets, up towards the
Spottswood Hotel, thus disappointing
the large crowds which had gathered
on the main streets, near the wharf, to
see Davis. .t
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Strayed or Stolen.

DARK BAY HORSE, ABOUT TH1R-
"a teen hands high, slightly lame In LETT
hind leg. Any Information regarding MIN
will be thankfully received and literally re-
War[ied by DAVIS d CO., Glass Manutac-
turer5, Centre Wheeling. myl4.2ls
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MIR, DAVIS CHRERPuL.

Mr.. Davis was cheerful on the boat.
He had no guard, and walked freely
about the boat, conversing with the
passengers, All seemed anxious to
speak to him. He said little about his
Imprisonment, but spoke in terms of
the warmest affection OF ex-President
Pierce, who visited him on Thursdav
last. BE said there was no man liyinr
for whom he entertained higher re-
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LAUGlILIx,4 INPANr COnDIaI

Sold by T. II. LOGAN $50.
And BY :. all Dealers in Family Medicines
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NEW STORE

Second Stock.
UYE HAVE COMMENCED RECEIVING
w our second stock OF Summer Goods
and we wish our customers to understand
that In addition to our very large Stock of
Dress Goods, such as
Fine wide Black Iron Grenadines.
Rich Fancy Silk Grenadines
Granite Poplius for street suits.
Lama and Suk Lace Points and Refunds.
Black SILK Nantes and Cloth jacques.
We have bought at the recent decline a
tremendous lot OF
Prints, Bleached Muslins,
9inRhams, Sc, -l iA
suv5ody else ad T them for. no mater 1l
myII j. 8. RHODES & co.
- -(Regtster copy.l 80
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INCIDENTS,

AT Brandon, on the way up, a num-
Der of ladies had gathered to speak u
They had been acquainted with MS
family during the war. A lady named
Mrs. Davis, of Richmond, who got ON
the boat at Norfolk, died in the ladiesa
cabin just before reaching here. Two
priual parties came up on the same
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A:WonderfuI He1O--The TenaeIty of
LIEe-.-A Young Man Surviving the
Most Terrible Wounds apd BsneFIng
A st, Louis letter to a Chicago paper
relates the following circumstances,
which are almost too marvellous for be-
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There is a large and curious crowd,
al orderly, around the Spottswood 10.
tel, waiting to get glimpse OF the pris-
oneE. ne VIII remain In General Bur
S S3naJ snaFge eE until produced in Court on
Difference to the wishes of the anthori-
ties, stand away from the doors. MSnv
of them were stationed In their door
and windows along Main street to nee
Davis as he passed up, after the process
sion entered the street.
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Patent Improved Safety Fuse,
oINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED: HEMP
= and Cotton, wet or dry, Just received and
for sale by OHAS. II. BERRY,
myl4 Nos IS & l9 Water st.
WV. GRAnAx. W. c. RICHARDS.
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AT MIDNIGHT.

The crowd around The spottswood
10 not n. dispersed, after vainly waiting to
s sTJ V tsH.nS n, ne mas private parIor,
THIS evening he received the visits M
nearly one hundred prominent cjtizens.
among them the pastor of Sd. PanI's
cnuEcn, where he flrst received the
news o. the breaking OF Lees lines
there Is no restriction of his move.
mnents' and he has the liberty Of the
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The general opinion is that no trial
will take place now, and perhaps not
until June. Horace Greeley and Augus-
tus Schell, of New York, A. WEIGH and
Gen. Baekman, Of Philadelphia, are
here for the purpose Of going bail for
Davis. Charles O'Connor, of New
York and VIM. B. Reed, of Philadel-
phia, counsel for Davis, are here. VIM.
n. Evarts, of New York who assists the
prosecution, and L. n. Chandler, United
States Prosecuting Attorney, arrived
this afternoon from Washington.
TO BR HELD IN CUSTODY.
1t is generally believed that Davis
will be held in custody until his trial.
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ARRIVAL AT RICHMOND.
R1rrr,rnNn Mn Thn nlnn,u
RECEPTION BY HON. JAMES LYON.

When the steamer was made fast,
Hon James Lyons went aboard, and,
after feeling meeting with Davis,
brought Mrs. Davis ashore. and con-
Quoted her to carriage, followed by
her two servants.
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~ IN his OLD QUARTERS.
Davis occupies the same rooms at the
Spottswood that he did in 1861.
ut No FURTHER CONFINEMENT.
1t is the opinion expressed by one of
the counsel that II bail Is refused him,
the Executive will interfere TO prevent
MS further confinement until his trial
comes Oh: Many of Davis's friends
VIII visit him tonight and tomorrow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-31
CAIRO.
Fire at Cairo.

CAIRO, July pa disastrous fire
occurred this morning at 4 O'Clock,
destroying one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars worth of property
on Levee Street. William Pollock of
Blandville, Kentucky, salesman in the
dry goods store of j. E. Rarden, per-
ished in the flames. The fire was
kindled by an incendiary in the cellar
beneath Young Pollock is supposed
to have been sufocated by the smoke
before awakening. His remains were
found at 3 P NJ, burned to a crisp
and scattered several feet by a four
story brick wall falling upon them.
The list of losses is as follows: J. T..
Rarden, dry goods, $4,000, insurance
$4,000; Hugh Smith, building,
$1,000; Widow Bolts, confectionery,
furniture and building, $5,000S G. c..
Woodward, S57 600, Insurance, $780,
900; Tom Farren, bookeeper, furni-
ture and clothing, $500; Jack
Pafer, fire. clay dealer, $4,000, insu-
rance $4,000; w. FL. Thomas, con-
tractor, $500; A. Signiard & Bro, sa-
loon, 81 800, insurance, 81 200; j. A.
Stranhal, billiard-room. S12 900; Sam
uel Wilson, boat store, 50, 900; McIn-
tosh & Co, produce and commission,
81. 1000; Isaac Money, building, $780,
900; j. Joseph, clothier, $1,000; par
ties occupying the basement lost $500;
ice, fixtures and sGndries.
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NEW YORK.
Supposed FOrgers Released-ChOlera
i'm BrO0klyn-Arrest Of Lopez who
Betrayed Maximilian.

New YORK, July 30.-Three men
arrested a few days since, as the
supposed authors of number of for
geries, have been released. The bank
authorities were unable to identify
them.
An Injunction has been issued by
Judge Latt, restraining the Quaran-
tine Commissioners from taking any
portion of Coney Island for board
ing station.
There were 277 deaths in Brooklyn,
last week. including 10 of cholera.
The woman Jarman, who passes as
the wife of Harry Bean, has been ar
rested for being concerned IN his
counterfeiting operations.
Judge Blatchtord has denied the
motion to vacate the attachment
against Vernon K. Stevenson, Quar-
termaster OF Transportation In the
rebel army. 1t is also alleged that he
defrauded the United States Govern
ment of million Of dollars, in convey
ing to be sold in New York, 10000
bales of cotton.
A young man named Bowen was
arrested in Brooklyn, charged with
forging his fathers check for 50 900.
A letter from Montoy says Lopez,
who betrayed Macmillan, has been
arrested by the Governor of Oxaco.
He will be executed.
Henry Williams, charged with the
late double murder at Acutneyville,
underwent a preliminary examination
yesterday, and was committed on a
charge of murder in the first degree,
on the evidence of little daughter
of the murdered couple. On his way
cited crowd to hang him, but the po-
lice were too vigilant, and he was
safely conducted to Jail.
The Iribune's Florence correspond
ence says that Prime Minister Ratazz
is not as unconditional a champion of
complete. separation between the
Church and State as his predecessor
Richol, but he is also willing to give
liberty to the Church, whenever the
Church is ready to abandon her pre-
negatives The majority of the Cham
Der still holds to the old European
views, that the rights of the State
government extend also over religious
affairs 4a-
Garibaldi is exceedingly annoyed at
the absurd attempt made to cross the
Roman frontier 1t is true that he
remains on the continent for the pur-
pose of assisting in the solution of
the Roman question; that he had
given arms and money; that Mazzini
had sent in arms but the programme
was that the Romans should com
mence, and that the Italians outside
should assist them by means of Sec
ond Marsalla expedition, but too
many we're let into the secrets. A
few, melted by an ex-Minister,
thought TO raise a laurel crown for
themselves, and failed. -
Garibaldi, IN an angry letter to the
Gazette, says they raised storm about
his head; but be declares that he and
his friends intend to fight for the pos
session of the Capital of Italy, and
he will keep his word
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terlnined that Evansville shall be un
surpassed in her Tobacco Market.
DurAg the current year house has
been established here for the ex-
ciusIye sale of Cotton and Tobac--
co. Another of the same kind will
be opened about the 1st of September
next. and by next year we intend to
present 10 your Tobacco dealers
Since prejudice is now the ruling
spirit of a large number of the Amer
lean people, deem it proper to refer
briefly to the objection frequently
urged by Southerners that Evansville
is : Yankee town. The business
interest here is largely represented by
gallant officers and soldiers of the
Lost Cause" +" who have come hither
to retrieve the fortunes which they
have lost in defense of the South
Dealers SO disposed can purchase an
entire stock of goods here, from pa
per ofpins to Steam Saw Mill with
out patronizing a single Yankee"
Is it just to say you will not deal with
a Confederate soldier because his
next door neighbor chances to be
a Federal soldier? We do not ask
the patronage of your citizens merely
because we have so many Exon
federates in our midst, but simply
make this statement to allay the pre-
judices of parties who refuse to trade
here because the Creator saw fit to
make the land on the opposite side of
the river too low for the cite of a city,
that being the only reason why Evans
vile is now in Indiana instead of
Kentucky.
[ respectfully submit the foregoing
facts to your business men, only ask
ing that they give our market a suf-
fcient trial to prove their truth or
falsity. Respectfully, &c,
j. NJ. AYTCH.