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NEW YoRK, July 3l.-Dexter won the
match against Brown George and rum
ming mate, at Boston yesterday, in
three straight heats. Best time, 2:le.
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500 REMNANTS.

WE WILL OFFER FOR BALE THIS
w morning about SO Remnants of DRY
GOODS, made during
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fur Srnt.
For Rent.

THE ROOMS ON MONROE STREET RE-
i Gently. occupied by Higgins Gs Photo
Jigyis J. IRWIN.
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New YORK, July 3I.-MIss Catharine
Marca Sedgwick, the authoress, died at
Roxbury to-day.
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For Rent

piled by George R TaylOg q Co, and
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Patent ImDroysd Safsty Fusa.

cINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED, HEMP
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wAsHIN6ToN, July S1.-Mr. Merrick
commenced his address to the jury this
morning in behalf of Surratt. -.
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ALL The POPULAR FAMILY MEDI
N cineS OF the day for sale AT ODBERTpe
Prescription store, end OF Stone Bridge.
sepl6
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CLOSING PRICEs-5:3O Pm.
GoLD-shade lower; opening at l4O1<,
and closing a 40.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Without de-
cided change coupons, 81; 1lO1S; do 81
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WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Receipts = The
Surratt Case - C0njeciures about
the Removal or Gen. Sheridan
Santa Anna still at Campeachy.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Widows
who have been getting pensions OF
half monthly pay of their husbands
under laws prior to the act of July
25th, 1865, are not entitled to an in
crease to S8 per month under that
Receipts of internal revenue yes
terday, Sl,902,OO0.
WASHINGTON, August 3-No order
for the removal OF Gen. Sheridan has
yet been issued Gentlemen usually
we'll informed as to official affairs, say
Gen Thomas will be his successor.
and that Gen. Hancock will succeed
Gen. Thomas In the latters present
command, and that Gen. Sheridan
will be ordered to report to Lieut..
Gen. Sherman.
Rear Admiral Palmer, in the flag
ship Susquehannah, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the Goth of July. The Yam
tic was at that port. All was quiet in
that vicinity. - ?
The Austrian corvette Elizabeth
was awaiting the body of Macmillan
A French gunboat was also in port. }
No foreign representatives were re-
cognized, the other foreign consuls
having struck their flags. saA
Santa Anna is at Campeachy.
The following is the amount OF
available funds in the treasury of the
United States:
~ Currency. s61, ,526, $40; gold, s1O2,-
905.1 .174, of which SIS. .457 $50 is in
gold certificates.
g WAsHINGroN, August BIN the
Surratt case Pierpont occupied the
whole day, and will continue two OF
three days next week.
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Especial to the indianapolis Journall
NASHVILLE, August 2.-Returns
from thirty-three counties give
Brownlow 5000 majority al
East Tennessee elects every Radi-
cal alcandidate for the Legislature
The Republican majority in the
State will reach $4,000 at this rate.
Only five counties give Etheridgc a
majority.
2 D9fr9 ITO Associated Press.1 1919
NASHVILLE. August 2.-The re-
turns SO far foot up majority of H.
600 for Brownlow But few counties
are complete. The majority for
Brownlow in Nashville aud Davidson
Counties foot up 1920, with a few
precincts to hear from Trimble,
Stokes, Atwell, Maynard, Hawkins,
Mullins, Mum and Butler, Republi-
cans, are all elected to Congress. The
Republicans make clean sweep of
both branches of the Legislature.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrival OF the Steamer Resacca =
Deaths from Yellow Fever = The
Central Pacific Railroad Fast Ap.
preaching Completion. 80


SAN Francisco, August 2-The
United States steamer Resaca arrived
from Panama with yellow fever on
board. She reports 6S cases ON the
voyage up and 18 deaths. Most of
the dead were buried at sea. The
sickness is confined to the crew of
135 men, and not one case among &c
officers. Sixteen cases are reported
on board now, and no communication
with the vessel aud shore is permitted
The Pacific mail steamship Monta-
ma, also arrived at Panama with New
York passengers, July 18th. No cases
sf fever reported, but two deaths from
other causes. s4gsf
The registry Of voters Is proceed
ing in this city; nearly twenty thou
sand are already registered.
Internal revenue receipts at San
Francisco, for July, are nearly half a
million.
The Central Pacific Railroad is just
completing grading 25 miles east of
the Summit Mountains. The com
pany is now hauling iron to lay the
track. Summit tunnel will be done
in two months Business with Neva-
da large.
There was a fifth arrival from the
Northern cod fisheries to-day. The
total catch this season is one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand pounds
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CINCINNATI.
Foundry Burned-L0ss $40, ,O0O-Den.
tai Association Meeting.

CINCINNATI, August 3.-The foun-
dry of Charles KiIgore. on Third
Street, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss probably $40. 900, on
which there is about $1,000 (gold)
insurance.
The Dental Association, which has
been in convention here for the past
week. met at Hopkins Hall, last
evening. At an entertainment pro-
vided by Cincinnatians, a number of
toasts were offered and speeches made
by prominent members of the Asso-
citation. The entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyable. and at a late
hour the guests departed with pleas
ant recollections of festal evening.
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CHICAGO.
Mortality from Bowel Complaint
Neptune Captures an Intoxicated
Woman and two BOJs-DestructiFe
Tornado In Iowa. - t-a

CHICAGO. August 2-The mortality
of the city from bowel complaint du-
ring July was two hundred aud ninety
eight, against three hundred and fifty :
one during the same month last year.
An intoxicated woman and two
boys were drowned in the river to-
day. aa. - -
A tornado visited the town of Mari
on, Iowa, on Wednesday, totally de-
stroying Higgins & Lassier's elevator,
blowing it directly across the railroad
track. Hundreds of trees were up
rooted, aud thousands Of windows
broken.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cholera Among the Tr0Ops-R0bbery
or the United States Express-Ar.
rest or Man for Threatening to
Shoot His Wife. 2isl f3 7f4s

4 FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, August g.
A telegram states that two companies
of the 38th United States Infantry
passed old Fort Lyon on the 22d
ult., and reported twelve cases OF
cholera, and seven deaths up to that
time Z yvad lTgea9I .a fo eaas9
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ST. LOUIS, August 3.-The U. S.
Express was robbed of about 81 700,
near Maysyille, Lafayette County,
yesterday morning, by three men who
stopped the stage. The passengers
were also robbed of considerable
money and other valuables.
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QUEBEC, August 2-The ship Star
of Canada, from Montreal, is ashore
at the Pillars. ia9iovsaas a 1eaaa
The bark Mary Darkee, outward
bound, is ashore at St. Roches. IL
The steamship Napoleon has been
despatched to tow the North Ameri-
can to Quebec - mu 4R LliaHo3
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= EVANSVILLE, IND, MONDAY. AUGUST s. 1867.

offices. with view 70 improvements
here The Postmaster General has
already assented to largely increased
letter carriers and more frequent de-
livery. - 1..,t & .i
The inquiry into the charges against
Rev. Mr.. Tying, has been postponed
till September. g - 50 -, r..r.,
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hundred women and children for

hundred women and children for
Greece. g f.ff1 siT.,fs.... s. =.
Mohamet Pasha had been sur
rounded by the Insurgents In Crete.
and about thousand sphakiot women
and children had taken refuge. in the
mountain caverns where they were in
danger of being killed by the Turks.
The foreign consuls have protested
agains. any unnecessary violence, and
the English consul has sent a steam
er to protect them. ai gs.gI..ata,1
A Eucharist telegram says the gov
ernment has ordered that severe
measures be taken to prevent the
meeting of the Maldavian Senators
and deputies, which have been con-
voked. 1t is believed the object of
this meeting is to promote the separ-
ton of, the Rouinania Principalities.
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BUFFALO, August 3.-A man nam
ed James A. Haine, belonging to
Champaign City, Illinois, was arrested
here this morning for threatening to
shoot his wife. y. a
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Greek Government to De-
clare War Against the
ST blime Porte.
Cretan Squadron Organic
i.g. ing at Athens.
Mahamet Pacha Surround
ed by Insurgents in
'4i Crete
ENGLAND.

ENdLAND.r
LONDON, August 3. 9 P. M.-Dis-
patches received to-day from Athens,
brings the intelligence that the Greek
Government has announced its de-
termination of declaring war against
the Sublime Porte on the first of
September should the hostilities
against the Christians in Gambia not
be ended by that time.
Great military preparations are be-
ing made for such a contingency, and
orders have been issued calling out
the entire reserves of the kingdom
LIVERPOOL, August 3 The steam
ship Persia, from New York. has ar
rived
PARIS, August! 3.-Napoleon will
be accompanied by NJ. Mousteir,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, on his
visit 20 the Emperor of Austria, and
will remain three days in the Aus
trian capital. ~5u1n y
New YORK, July 4.-The steamer
Cambria from Hamburg, via South
ampton, July 24th, arrived early this
morning.
The Kings of Bavaria and Portu-
gal had arrived in Paris.
The statement that the King of
Denmark would visit Paris, is pro-
nounced unfounded. y =
George Dixon, Liberal, has been
elected member of Parliament from
Birmingham, to succeed the late Mr..
Scholefield, as Mr. Bright's colleague
Coventry had also elected Liberal.
The Empress of the French, who
is stopping with the Queen at Os-
borne. had ma de a short visit to Ports
mouth LA 14 81. & k4. Il
The Portuguese Minister Of Foreign
Affairs arrived in London to endeavor
to obtain loan.
Delegates OF the Hungarian Diet
and, Austrian Reichstrath would meet
in Vienna on the 4th
Generals Gorgy and Perczei arrived
at Pesth.
A Cretan squadron is being organ
lied at Athens to give chase to the
Turkish feet, and is composed Of six
vessel, armed with 80 guns each.
The blockade runner Arcadia had
completed her nineteenth voyage to
Crete She disembarked volunteers
and her cargo and took aboard four
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New ORLEANS, August 4.--Gen.
Rousseau left this evening for Wash
ington to consult with the Russian
Commissioners in regard to the trans
fer of territory. 1854
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BANKING.
First National Bank
OF EVANSVILLE, IND.
a-e u -. Depository.
Organized June, 1853. DIX


JOHN s. HOPKINS, President; & fs
.ra JAMES III. CUTLER, Cashier.
Directors, q. Maghee. John hIngle, j.
Charles Viele, NJ. j. Bray, VIM. Brown, J.
s. Hopkins, Robert Barnes, +. w. Sawyer
C.. Preston. ST
Doing a general Banking, Exchange, aud
Collection Business.
Revenue Stamps fors lie. lnoyO ly
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

European Intelligence.
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STEELE EA TRIBE

STEELE a. TlRIBLE, alft
Second Street, between Chestnut and
Cherry, Evansville. Indiana. ag
SASH, Doors, WIN DOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBFR, BOARDS, LArH, &c, of every de-
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
July-O lyaa4Ex n.nala.-Ea 80
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Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, dc. );
Also, Dealers in -
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath. &c.
Saving of every description done to
order. - --ft
Orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended to. artI 4-if-if ?
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
july20 Evansville, Indiana.
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VOL XVIII 50 AH
TIE LIE CIR AP H.

For Coiaaercsoi and Rsuer Dispatches see
FtfssS Pege
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Il II II Il NJ N IA = - .
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For Commercial and Rfuer Dispatches see
FffseSa Pege.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Further From the Tennes-
see Election.
Negroes Discharged for
Voting Radical Ticket.
'-s a18b -
M ortality Report in New
York. E9smG2AB
-ee08# s5m@3A
z94nssf8
Posi- Master Kelly gone to
Europe.
-AH tsa3GfEIG
The Surratt Trial. +
M ortality Rep ort in New
York. 79sn@4aB
Post Master Kelly gone to
Europe.
The Surratt Trial.

3sS 8
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EuaOPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

NEW lsRKcP LIMB OF STEAMERS TO ANTWERP
in The Al iron IRON AGE VIM. Cassap.
aar viii postisely sail for the above port Saturday,
July ~ from pier No North river For freight or pas.
fUNCH MRINCKE ! WEHDT, 10 South william street.
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AMUsEMENTS.


vlROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 20 CnG1
ID JULIA DEAN AND TUE HUNCHBACk.
By request OF many adm OF Miss Dean unable -
tend her nrt appearance she VIII haye ihe pleasure
repeating Ills tpilIs tTUEsDAp EVENING, July 10
JULIA. -
In Sheridan Knovles' Standard az Of AZ
THE hUNCAHACk,s
and positively the only lime II can 10
PERFORMED THIS ENGAGEMENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. THE REIGsls0 !
fRIDAY-NIss DEANS BENEFIT.
MISS DEAN IN TWO CHARAsTEEs
SAfrRDHY-sECoND JULIA DEAN MATINEE.
WORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE,
W and 40 broadway. Admission 50 cents
Monday, July Is, and daring the week. and Stature
matinee.
Miss ROSE EYTINGE a. HARRIET ROUTH,
n dramatzstion Of Edmond Yates' great romance en-
BLACK SHEEP;
OF, THE BRAND OF SOCIETY,
prcdueed under the direction Of The author Mr. PRED
Rouh. Mr. ID. H. Harkns expressly engagad); Ira Sws
stree, boy Charles T. arsoe Jr lnrst Appearance In
yearsl In con junction with powerful cast
Doors. ~. Curtain, O'Clock
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COAs'-wIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Opposition Line 10 California,
via Nicaragua, every tneniy days.
viii despatch the first Glars Steamships
SAN FRANCISCO, Captain July %
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Captain snnh. August 10
with passengers very low rates. connecting on
the Pacific Ocean with the hue steams hips
AMERICA, Captain WnkemRn.
and MOSES TAYLOR Captain Blethen.
For further information apply 10 the North American
WILLIAM II. WEBB. President
"a EXCHANGE place, New YORK.
d. N. cARRINGfON, AGENT
IA West street, corner Warren, New York.
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-. -. a., :. No..
CAARrs pItLIARp rABIs rAogoS>r ~ xS2osR
~ seDet 1aaiee1 always ~ hshe
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yVuLIAx ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEsR 40 CHATHAM
w sqssr-selis 90 THURSDAY. July ~ at IoH o'clock,
Store 40. IL West street; Bourbon Irish ard Scotch
whiskoys, Holland Gin. hogsheads OF Sac ca Ale, &.
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SALES AT AUCTIOH.
CnRaIfF,s sALB-LIoUOR sToRR AND IEApN-
> hIGiI hRD WATERS, Anstenecn VIII san THE
tents Of baroom Bar fxtares TAbses, CharA Counters
said promises. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
}. Coprut Deputy.
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A LOTION NOTfCE.-JAMES n. LEEDS, AUC-
"A toneer 10000 worth o. magnificent Hon ehold Fur
nituro ut public auction TdIS DAY (fUESDAYl at tho
elegant man ion a West sixteenth between Fifth
and sixth avenues at O'Clock Parlor Suits, covered
French brocaiel the ri st description; Etageres Book
ease, on Paintings, .,stic Bronzes, superb rosewood
Panofore, Stool and Cover. Wines, Bonks Mrrors Cur
ains Clock Vases rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bed
st'ads, Wardrnbes, Mattresses Extension Table. Buffet
elegant China GLASS; Slyerware Table Cutlery Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture.
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Trying HALL-THURsDAY EVENING JULY
i Mr.. @. HENRYs Grand Concert, when The follow
artists win aPpear:-Mrs Mario Abbott soprano; Mr.
Stein, Bass Mr. 9. 9. oskwood. Tenor; Mr. r. adder
ano Solos Mr. @. Henry Tenor; Master Bernard Mol
hauer. Violin solos, Mr. f. Glider will preside at he
forto.
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4 CADEMY or MUSIC.
~ TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 49,
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MARSHALL 4 DOYJ.E,o
M1kADO TROUPE OF JAPANESE,
from tho Palace Theatre, Yeddo introducing tho wonder
SWORD LADDER FEAT.
LOOROON0SKI, THE JAPANESE BJCNDIN.
MISS OWfONSKf THE FEMALE GYalNAST,
and sixteen Of tho most wonderful performers that
been allowed leave the dolnions Of tho Tycoon
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN
Prices ofadnission, paquet balcony and Sl far
circle. 80 cents.
No extra charge For reserve seats.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
~ So TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
q. OF The GREAT ASlATI0 COMBINATION,
"a JAPANESE, ~ ARABS
~ JArANEsE, n 20 ARABS.
-, .FlTTY.ForR WONDERFUL ARTrsT5,
THE GRET ppEAGoN TROUPE OF JAMNEs
In their novel and astonishing feat,
W w9NSbbEERFuL E EENI z zo z0ga .SABs
in their most marvellous acts.
GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE ON sArURp
NEXT.
The celebrated come Alan. Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAn. ,
shortly appear NJ this theatre In his groat speciality
COLUMBUS RECONSTRUCTED.
~ sixth wEEK.
GREAT SUGGEST GREAT SUGGEST
CROWDED ROUSESi
THIRD WEEK
Of the Irish Drama, In three acts aud Pro,s.
written expressly for ~
Mr.. DAN BRYANT,
by Messrs Henry Morsod and John Bronaham entitled
THE BELLS OF 6HANDON,
Produced with new Scenery, Costumes and Apo
ments, and Cnst embracing the whole strength
- o! the Company.
Mr.. DAN BRYANT. as. Barry O,Les
EVERY EVENING Till FURTHER NofiCE
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10,
Farewell BENEFIT OF
Mr.. DAN BRYANT
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-19

sale for the first time in America.
They have been kept in comparative obscurity,
from the fact that the originator, DIR. Velpeau,
is physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict
conscientious principles, and has Withheld them
from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS, Falling
of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppress
sion, Retention, or Immoderate Flow OF the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hys-
terics, &C., and will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and, although powerful
remedy, do not contain calomel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTIoN.-Married ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
O miscarriage.
These Pills are entirely safe, under all circum-
stances, being composed entirely of substances
from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box hasSthe coat of arms for the city of
Paris stamped on the box, with the words ssTrade
Mark in French, to counterfeit which is a
misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with
according to law. s21 t5TH 5ssltl
Full directions accompany each box.
Ladies can procure box, sealed from the
eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar and
six postage stamps to NJ. w. MACOMBER,
General A gent, for United States and Canadas,
at Albany, N. z, to any authorized agent.
Solo py b. w Sprague, v atertown, p John
son, Jefferson, and druggists everyWhere.-
Durham 4 Van Schaak, wholesale agents,
Chicago, III. 32yl