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NEW YORK.
Arrival OF the Pilet-bOat Kettie-
House Struck by Lightning-ActiOn
OF the Beard OF nealth-Llfe of
!. General Grant-Aaster MaS0ns
MeetIng-FOreig News.

New YoRK, Aug. 9.-The pilot of
the bont Netile. which arrived here
last night, reports that on the 9th
instant hes tell in with a derelict
bark which was water-logged, absn-
doaed and sink 'Bg, ninety miles from
Sandy Hook. She was towed to, the
Highlands aud given iD charge of the.
Lubinarice Wrecking Company, who
pumped sher out, when the bodies of
three seamen were found in the hold.
The name of the vessel was ascertain
ed to be III. groutridge,a of New
Haven, which sailed hence for Bar
BADGES ON the 18th inst. When she
Sailed from this port, Uaptain Hotch-
kiss was in command, and had his
wife and family on board. and as they
have not been heard from, they are
supposed to have been lost overheard
in the gale which must have caused
the wreclz. aKE EIDGMl
The lightning yesterday afternoon
struck a tenement hoU sc on Ftty- nth
Street. and also smashed a large flag
staff on Bedford Street. No person
injured.
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Regulations ReiatiVctO the Paymen
OF Interest on Bonds.

II 50 ~ -
WASHINGTON. August 8.-The Sec
sretafy efsthe Treasury issued regula-
tions dated the 9th inst, concerning
the payment of, interest OF registered
bonds. Ali parties to whom interest
is due on. such bonds must collect
their interest of the Assistant Treas
urer within ninety days from the date
when it is due or otherwise the
claims will be referred to the Treas
/ ury Department for settlement.
The fractional currency issue !
from the Printiug Bureau for the
week amounts 10 2197, GOO; shipments
1925, ,626; notes shipped 10 National
Banks, &e, $10S $50; National Bank
: seulation $299, ,932.778; fractional cur
rency redeemed S441, 100.
"a Secretary Sehoheld has issued an
order directing BrevetsBEigadIer Gen
eral l.. G. Hunt Colonel of the
Twentieth Infantry, to report In per-
son without delay to the commanding
General of the Department of LOuisi-
ana, Tor assignment to duty.
WAsHINGTcN. August S.-Colonel
Dean. of Governor 5Warmouth7s staff,
had an interview this forenoon with
General Scb0ield In regard to the
application of eIonsiana for Federal
assistance IN snppressing the present
and apprehended disorders He will
receive d definite answer regarding
his mission Monday. 1t is under
stood the GIver nnient considers the
situation as one requiring great dis
erection, and viii use its powers under
the Constitution and laws to srepress
disorders with promptness and .vigor.
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M aYEFAR RY q CON lrs2.sossa
Eeaz Yorf YMarks...

~ - sew yorR yMarIfei, ~on4 of
BY Teiegraph.l XIV YorK. August seo
OoTroN1Firna: saies' of ] so bales at 29c
for uf5dhng uplandsi with some sales re-
ported at 2911c sgq.U.u IL frrELA =,
bags. DUH and 56I0c 10 yer; fss3los Of & 300
barrels at 81 60asS 80 for Supel fine 81 ate
and Westerns IS 9OgS 80 for sxEr9 s,Este - e6
for White wheat extra 50 20lEI3 G5 t0rround
hoop Ohio; SO 00GsI2 90 Tor extra St. Louis;
dull and heavy. California east err sal es of
653 sacks at SO 656112 rs. Rye flour scarce
and firm sales of $50 barrels at - Voe9lO IS.
Corn rMEAL--Quiet. ef
wIfIsKY-FIraser; saIos Of geo barrels IN
Wheat @Receipts 6.OIO bpshefs; dun aud
noInInaIIy 29s3c lower. Ssies of ,7e0 bush
at 81 45 for amber State; 81 55 Tor .wh- to
Canada; s2 79@2 50 for white California
RYE-ScaTce n nd firm. - ~- .rr
BAREEY-N omlDat. rti sssf 2BU
BAisLEY MALT-Quiet and without de-
Co.'S Receipts ss.s7f bushels: scarcely
so firna. Sales OF $4,000 bushels at 81 l768
81 l719 19r unsound; II 1901 10 for sound
OATs-Eteeeipts Zoo, bushels sdalI and
lower. Sales OF 5000 bushels. at S21ze for
Western in store ; S35s9Sj14c Tor do. aioat;
soc for New Illinois on track. -
WooLs-Qu.et and ufirm ;isales of 5000
pounds at 4l45lc for fleece. Coo for. secured,
42g47c for pull d, 49g52c for tubbed, ol129e
LEAFHER-HemIock sole dun and droop
ing az 27929 for Buenos Ayres. heavy
weight; 2S15G29 for middle do. HIGHT
RICE-Dun and lower. rtfF 30
COFFEe-Unch anged.
sUGAR-SLeady; sales orGO0 hhds Mt liza
l2c for Cuba; ll14g12l4c for Porto Rico.
HoPs-Quiet; lOy930c for American. Fl,.
{, fETRoLEUSr-F'irm; S4A@35c for refined
ia bond. - sfr
PoRK-QuIet and heavy; sales of $50
barrels al SzS S5@2S 80 for new mess; clos
ing at SIS 81 regular; SIS 5O6l2S IS for old.
ditto; s22 75g23 80 for pgime; S24@2i 25 for
pl fme mess; aIso Sa les OF 500 BARRELS new
mess, sellers September, S29. 3au4..-
BEEF-Steady; sales OF lao barrels at SIS
@20 80 for new plain mess; S24 Is for new
extra mess; tierce beef nominal at S2rV33
for prime meSS:x s30d36 for India mess.
Beef Hams dull at S26 50ta32 GO. '
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales OF 2T5 packages
at 1870 l354c for shoulders; l6l4@l9Hc Tor
hams; mlddies firm and quiet.
LARD-Quiet and heavy; sales of $50
tierces at ISGlS1sc for steam, and l9t9l91<c
for Il ettIe rendered r-.r,f fl's.5..-z- =
BgTrER-Quiet at 2s93sc for Ohio; a2SSec |
for State. 70 = rarisl'4 lAo, --
CHEEsE-Flrm at I2@I7c.haa zr5V
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool unchepged and
quiet t< s ~ #A&
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DETROIT.
Arrest or the RenOs-Arrest or a
Noted English Burglar.

DETROIT, August 10.-Frank Reno
and Charles Anderson were arrested
at Windsor. Ontario, last night for
extradition from Indiana, on charge
of robbing Adams Express at Marsh
field, Indiana, on the JeffersonviIle
Railroad. May 22d. 1t will be re-
membered that they assaulted the
engineer, stole the engine and express
car, and while under full headway
threw the messenger from the car,
fatally injuring him. IF Reno is ex-
tradited, the last male member of the
family of Williams will be safe for some
years to come. Anderson, who was
arrested with Reno, is a noted Eng
'lish burglar, and has figured in some
OF the boldest burglaries in the States.
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Chicago Narkei.

BY TeIegrapb.l CHICAGO. \ bg. S..
FLoUR-Quiet al 50 50ael2 90 FOR Spring
extras. ft~
WHEAT- Quiet and easier: sales oftSn, |
at 81 6saHt 30 anu 3. o. = All 81 Seal - clOs4
ing dhll al Inside rates. no change this
afternoon.
CoRS-LesS active Nnles of Nd. at si9
a 02t1: No. 2 at 9Sca 81 OF !. reg jectgd nj 52G
JJci closing tame at 81 for y .. /; sales this
afternoon at 81 Tor No. J.
KYE-Hirnier; sales ut 81 ~ "a 1 ~ for No
I. aud No. 2.at tl 409I a.. a e..
BARLEY-tluleta aud unchanged.
HIGHwINEs Held firmly at SOC bonded !
free sold at 81 40. .-r.t1
MESS PORK-s29 30, buyer September
BACON Dry saited shoulders held Mt
PIC; rough sides at 14I<c. sHF
LARD-fIrmer; sales at lS14c for ST cam.
FRETGHT5 -Inac i've and nominal.
BEEF CATrI.E-Duti and nomitIaf.
HoGs-Ffrm and acttveD sales ar S9 501
~ 20 fOr common to fair, and 50 SjdgI 70 %
Tor strictly choice smooth lots. r.. -.
RECEIPTS 1923 barrels fi0ur; q $50 bush
els wheat: l3S, 80 bush els corn; llO,23G bu, Ia
els oat~; 2,j22 hogs.
SHIPSiESrs - 4 ,j35 barrels flour; &c ,007
bushels wheat l:lg 200 bushels corn; 80 500
bushels oats; 3, ,7f2 h0gs.
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Tha RllInns 9ensnn.

Seventy five. per cent. of the lopuIAtIou
Of The United States are more or less bill.
louS aCthts season. The midsummer Sun
stirs up the bile as certainly a. II evolves
mlasma from the staSnant pools. It is,
thei efore, of the utmost Importance TO
check the tendency OF the liver to diseased
action with that incompatible anti bill
tons specific, HOS lie TIERS STOMACH
BITTER Neglect the early symptoms.
ana The chances arc that they WiI result
IN reInittent fever, fever and ague. or
taundice. IL is presumed that nobody de-
sffes deliberately To risk an attack from
any ofthese. But 5carelessness may be as
disastrousas temerity. DO not procrasffn,
ate. AS heath Is the greatest of earthly
blessings, it should be every rational be-
1ng's first care. W. oever cho ses TO use
HOSPEITER'S BITTERS as prey entive
now may oscar e the bilious epidemics
and endemics which so generally pievsiI
toward the close of the heated term ard in
the Fall months. Is IL not worth while 10
be forearmeI. when the means of defense
q within the reach of all@ The BITIER9
are NATIONAL REMEDY, ever where
procureble, and endorsed By the inteili-
gent OF every class. Read what leading
members of tn community, cler ymen.
physicians. authofs, statesmen, men oil
science. artists travellers, and ,dlstingufsh-
Cd soldiers say about them ON tho
strength of these credentials give them n
trial. They viii he found the very best
anu olious medicine That modern phnr-
macy has introduced. 80 Ts'ls
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Master NTasons' Meeting in
New York.
Arrest OF tIla Reno Brothers
The Campaign Opened in
lhnetsao3 3HiVIrginia.
SARATOGA.
Dinner given by Fernando Wood
1V Gen. StckIes TO be Serenaded,

SARATOGA, August S.-Hon. Fer
nando- Wood gave dinner party at
the Lake House, this afternoon. The
following distinguished gentlemen
were present: Hon. Fernando Wood !,
Hon. Sanford Il. Ghareh, Hon. A.
w. Randall, Postmaster General,
Hon. Mr.. Tngersoll, Hon. Henry g.
Murphy, Gov. Bowie, Of Maryland. I.
Hon. Jas. r. Barrett. Tx Mayor of
Washington. j Jadge Sutherland, of
New Y ork, Hon. S. s. Cox. Elk. Re
corder j ames NJ. Smith, Jr., Hon.
,Erastus Corning, Hon. James NJ:
Marvin, NJ. c.. Hon. j. c., SAKE and
Hon. s. G. Courtney 1t was intend
ed to have N hi ad Mayor Hoffman
one of the party, but he was called
away on business, s a5la y -
= General ID. T.. Sickles and Govern
or Fenton are to be serenaded at Union
Hail on Monday evening
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LOUISVILLE.
The Electlon-ste stephensOn's Majority.

LOUISVILLE. August 9.-The Dem
ooratic gain. and seventy three couns
ties reported officially. is 37,044, loos-
ing two counties; 175 Democratic
gain in ten counties, reported unoffi-
cialy, 3.494; net gain in eighty five
counties of 40,363 The Democratic
gains In the remaining twenty-seven
counties added to this aggregate, will
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Canadian Affairs.
miscellaneous Intelligence.
NASHVILLE.
The Plot TO Burn NashVille-The Mat.
ter Investigated.

NASHVILLE. August 8 Mayor Al
len sn ia committee of citizens have
investigated the charge of pot to
barn Nashville and other towns II
appears that the. matter was urged
upon the colored men By John. Car
per, an old Union man, who Is re:
gar ed as monomaniac. No lega
ar OF was elieitod- The committee
Recommended an inquest 10 ascertain
Carper's sanity ~.
a large part Of the city is il.u
minated TO- night, and numerous
torchlight professions are marching
through the streets, II honor OF Sey
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.s7!F 81 ATLANTA.l
e 80 p II s4zl = TIA G
Legislative Proceedings.

ATLANTA, Ga, August S.-The ap-
pointees of the Governor take charge
of the State road on Monday next.
The day was occupied by the Senate
in debate on fthe case Of Bradley, a
colored Senator The Senate was
without a quorum. Bradley has the
floor on Monday. sta.
A res0iution was Offered in the
House declaring NEGROES fneiigible to
seats 10 the Legislature "A bill pass
ed cxempting one armed and one leg
ged men from taxation. zGa
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Memphis aaaFket.

by 1eIegranh.I az MEMPHIS, Apgust 3.
Cotton -fNQne on.fbe market; receipts
III bales; exp Srts bales
FLOUR Dbl ! supe rflno'S e. c0lI 4
WHEaT--sl 1902 %. -a4e.
CoRN--55G Soc. L41
OzTs5-5TteHGc. sssA ~ ~ @I
HAY--s.g O0gf22 co. Il esJ9 fftG
BHAS-s23a24.
CORN MEAI.-@4 409f 20.
PoRK-Syi %.
LAHB---ajdS2le. euve.s a.f5
BACON = stiff; shoulders lfc5 clear siues
ISc II rf
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sew Tork Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. August &.
The market, as usual on SATURDAYS. is
rather quiet, yet there has been n good
business done in certain classes, such as
shawls, black and eolored alapaca, &c,
but in cotton fabrics trade remains quiet
owing somewhat to the recent decline in
cotton. Ia prices, however, there is little
or no change; heavy sheetings I'm the
brown l7gl71zcs heavy brown drills ISc;
New York Mills shIrtings 28c, and calicoes
l3149lItzc. 1f ~
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MONTGOMERY.
BOings of the Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala.,s August s.
The House this morning rejected the
Senate bill by 43-to 81, authorizing
the Legislature to cast the r. Electoral
vote Of the State, but in tie afternoon
reconsidered their action and passed
the bill by 4S to 18 The Speaker
and others protested against.it.
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WaE ELING, Va.
Campaign ODeaed by geOaIilea ms.

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 9,-The.
campaign In this city was opened on
Satui day night, by the RenubIicans
holding a large meeting N Washing
ton Hall. under the auspices 0f the
Grant and Colfax Clubs. Hon. y ohm
A. Bingham, of Ohio, and Hon, w.
10. Stevenson. Republican candidate
for Governor Of this State, were the
speakers.
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New orleans Market.

RyTeIegrapb.l NEW ORLEANS. Aug. s.
CoTroS-NomtDaI; sales OF niddlings nj
97JZc: I: receipts, I0T bales exports, III bsles.
MoNEY-Steriing iG05l63s sight exchange
y per cent. premium.
FLOUR steady sales OF superdne al
So 50gl0.
OATs-Firnner; sales of new at CSC.
MESS PORK-Unchanged
BACoS-5teady; sales OF shoulders at
I314c; clear sides 1714c.
LARD-Firm; sales of tierce at Is1zc.
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CANADA.
tHk ~ ~ ----- = thnhHE
afiW tfaugB HgT0HT BhaRg to
The Queen Gives Her Assent TO the
23ef 4 2 ExlHadltiOnI Acts9sf

OTTAWA. August 8s--The. Gazette
contains proclamation giving the
Queens assent to the cxtradiTiOn act
between Canada and the United
States. .......- -..-.-.............. ..1a .sH
I The divorce act is sanctioned, aad
a discount on American invoices of
81 per cent. is authorized. .a
Parliament was prorogued until the
18th of September. et.s
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,.ts s. fpY' J q XXI fslitneh Sof thg idws

of 1e48 and. tie repeal of the COM
promise of, 1861. with Austria.
Cholefa. prevails at Armingly, on
the Barbary coast. Ia one place $50
out of q population sef g. 900, had
died, and It had created great havoc
in several other towns. s1iV4.s7H D..
There is no truth in the report that
Gen. Prim had left London.
> q FhFAfa 10 vi gaE# gpsh d -ass-sse--.
WA9HIN GTON.
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MOFnERSI MOTHERsI MOTHRKS
t;5as9 DON'T FAIL 10 PROCURE g 81
| Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
F0K c1ILbREN fEErftfvu. "

This valqable preparation hos been ustsl
with 2ett1' JdatHg Sssceess IA thousands o.
cuSPSi- -rFa
IL not only relieves tho child from pain
: but !tiLSigqrates the stoBpcn nnd bowels.
coirects acldtty, and gfyoS tone md eueTaa.
tQfhe0Hhole system. Itwtl ! also inStaittls
) eileYG GGRfF FLEG III THE B6WEl.s and WiHn
4UoEIG. i"li efH5 9Hl eVuEz 3tls+I
Ne baileYe IL IS the best aud ssfTegs en4-
ctsg Ia tlte 4to1gtl ia all eases ef D5s7.teTe
J. ut D5dryJi0ea lpl C4iltlyesl WHEEL her arisirs
nom leetniDg or any other cause.
Zach botiio. 80
Hes,lr ana =, II for q ~ RS. WINsLOW7s
ae 81 'CUrTIs y PnRRISsss' on the oIiiSId.,
{ sgraail ler 3 II others ARE base inlttatIoDs.
Je2I dkwtin
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Louisville Market.

BY IeIegraph.I LOUISVILLE, Aug. x.
ToBAcoo-Sales Al hogsheads; Iugs 81 GOA
81 70; fair Hart County. SI9.
FLoUR-S6 25(16 50 for superfine.
WHEAT-S2 O0f92 0J.
CoRS- 90G95c. -.
OATs-AG 45d50c.
MESS PoRK-S29 90. a-.HE ..
LARD-lS5z9lgc. ft
BACON - Shoulders ut l35<c. clear rim
sides l7e; clear sides I7J<c. 60 ~
BULK MEATS - Shoulders I2s<c: clear
sides I651c.
IIISKY-Highw wines. tax paid 81 15I2
81 80.
COTTON Low middling 261lc.
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mour and Blair. Af.a.l least 15. .000
persons were on he square at one
time. iThesaffai nas ssed o without
disturbance r-s ni7d lfaiffIs d - ~
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Late Foreis n Intelligence.
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u. lee ~ 3de on living wafer W1ll be SUI
pIled promptly, by leaving orders with
G tbDCKER " MORTEt
naT..j-di3m No. III South Fltst ~
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
81. L0nls hlarkef.-

= fff 5f
BY 'Telegraph.f ST. LoUrs, August 2.
+, otbss pa Aacco-Lshipping Teaf dui and heavy
- CiSltIgs Igs2dss firm at former prices. ~ (
! II RFbr4e,I-sss;i, - I-ss;i Tor Intddiinsys. ~ +
cd @sr-l'ail 40 52s0es go Per ton Tor d rezs
srd dhSoTsIo q ~ anr, for f,1o,ae
. r W * y y 9nds. prices are a ItIIe bsst-
tIrI,1,1i iS sold at Sc a5a- 25. extra q Ss11
S. 9nSv sTsS4is sfsss4Ts g 2599T7ss aI5b5s 'eztls
W5FAi; lower except for oa oirs and
- g192 40. prIl11e 10 strictly ptj ~ s5 81 ~ -
81 20; Spring sold at 81 eogl IS foT prtaag 81 ~
CoRN-FIrrf and prices a i,,+ia bl44.~.
sales at ssasJe for mixed and yelioSs. 90
oATsGopeiied higher, but closed easier,
sa les -ab 5LAS55c.
RYE-Easfer at 81 10ai I5.
PoRE--Soid at $50 for Jobblng lots
BACoN--kirn; sales Of shoulders at IgJga-
clear sides 171<9lz1aei sugar-cured hams
19920c. ~
LAKb-19ize for half barrels, and 2oc for
KEGS; tieree Is. held at I8LSeSlec.
= WHIsKY--AdVanced 70 81 %, and closed
firm. 1gffI rl5 He
i LIVE STOCK Quiet aud unchanged.
kECEIPrs- Flour, 3,l0) barrels; wheat.
1000 bushels; corn, 7,2Q0 bushels; oats
4,SD bushels; rye, 1900 bushels.
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Moth Patches, Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ton
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on tho lace
PeTIY's Afoth and FFeeIls Lotion. Pre-
sared only by DR.. b.. G. PERRY, ~ BOND
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
narz5 d6m
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Col ate <&S 90.
FragRanl Toilet SOaps

ARE PREPARED NY Skilled wo1h.
aseSr from tiie best Materials, nnd ARE
zEowE ~ THE STANDAR RID ny DEA { Efs
AND CUSTOMERS.
Sotd Eresyt0here. ldec
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Cincinnati Market.

By TelegFaph.p lCINCaryrS ATT. August s..
I 2 FDoUR-H Higher; family $40 O09l0 81.
WItEATr-Is held higher; fne1nNo. 7 at
3 ~; NO, at s. 90. .t- q
CoEN-Ffrrner and prices advanced TO
o2@t3c forleaf, and P5n CSC for shelled.l 9At~
gyOA15T- Firm ut 521g55c for new Nos. ans
RYE-Advaneed toA 284Ii30
BAILEY I'm dcmaUd AT g lnQ2 Is or
SiTlngfs Z -ZfI1 FaaE 4VTTHH
COTTON Z changed and quiet. ( fdre
WITsKT--AdXanced to 6jc In bond.
NJ ESS PoRK-Duli, with no demands held
ct S29 60. FIFS1 E0t HfHt1
LARD-Dull; offered at lS}4cs n o de nlniid
BULK MEaIS-fheFe is Il good demand
tor 'shon d''T7.; sa les l598o0 otis. at f2Lc
LOOSE stdrs are held at l44c tt'r
BAcO%-4fifm- shoulders I31<c;@ cle1r rib
and clear sides l914@l7c; ahouldets 5.re
scarce and therefore heid Higher. sugar
cHred 1aus4 2l4t2Ic-.t .@ c.arF ~ q
- Corr FEELS ~ higher ana the in arEet -
SUGAR Unchanged. vfg.i
p BUTrER--Fiftn at 35sB SSel Hltf1s
EGGs-At l6c, f-f5 - EnTt
HAY Contfhues very dulfat 81 013I9 co
or arntval, hnd tho - 5ltikel Is efstocls d.
saEED5-Cfover T. held al I4c; z; Timothy aEl-
vaaceu to g. S09g3 o., and 1 "a aa 10 a1u; fla Z
In deroand at s. 90, bat there is none eoIn-
ing II. .4--f-t ie -sz5sLr LEbTfffH~
! -LENsEED OIL-pecltned, to 81 03l9l o.. oOu
PETROL ECsl--F irna at 3i1s35c f6l. refiued d,
eIoLD-AJl41 buying. a7sgr e4eTe 'i.-H'
MONEY Market easy ,..,-.
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gTER2B HAUrE.
destructive Fire--Loss $4,000.

TERhE TS HAiturEE,i H.it e. 4fug9. 4fuusg9 8-carr's
Block. togethsr with thTee tenement
houses in the rear, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss about SlJ, -
GOO; very little insurance.
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Sunday Nights dispatches.
News 10y Atlantic Gable.
Arrival as Eow- York Of the
Pilot Boat N 3ttIe.
c4hkdC4 M ! aQ
nj Msstar ETasons m Getting in
New York. as
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Arrest OF the Reno Brothers
sDogmo0 sn.7 -lHE8
Fernando Wood Gives a
Dinner.
The Campaign Opened in
bnatHoJ 3HiVIrginias
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BOSTON.

Charles Francis Adams Declines TO
Enter into An Active Political Gan-
vaSS-Suaden Dea h--FOui RIay
an pected.
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This splendid Hair Dye la1he hest III the
World; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless. reliabie, lnstantti aeous; no dis
Anpoi ntnd9nL; Ifu lldicui0Hs Lints: tCft.U.
dies the III effects al bad yes; inVigoI mt O.
ana leaves ttie i5Hir soft aud -beautifu
3ifrk Qr OToiPa. sold by all Druggists ant,
PeTinmers; aud properly applied at Hss eli.
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The main contest was on the county
Offices, and we made clean sweep.
For the first time since the war we
have elected a full Republican county
ticket n FL b. l.. d. G..
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ROBERT SMITH,

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MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Has lust received a new aearse, the finest
ever in the city. A large assortment OF
Metallic Cases, Casl<ets, and Collins kept
constantly on hand. jylS d3m.
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THE ELECT ON iN BIZ hEa COUNTY,
KENTU, KY.
A Little Leayen in that state still.

SIORGANTowH', Kentucky, August A.
Editors Journa: ~
Below you will find the unofficial
vote Of Butler County, at the recent
election.
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News 10y Atlantic Cable.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 8.-Fhe meeting of
She ex-Cenfederate soldiers tonight
was largely attended. The action Of
the Confederate Generals at Nashville
was endorsed, and peace councils
warmly approved.