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N0ES ABOUT TOWN.

Some French genius has made a ''diskeyery."
Hc announces that mad dogs and hydrUphOba are
curable with proper doses OF chloride OF lime mixed;
but be careful not to mix ii with Jersey lightning
''unrectined benzine," either Ut which Ia worse
than demorazcd CANNES bite. Should you be
honored about the calves Of the legs with o dental
Introduction by caudated creature OF the ''dorg"
species, don't make puppy OF yourself. but go 10
work and wash and keep washing the bite with
strong mixture Of chloride OF lime and water until
the poison Is decomposed. Apply as frequently as
possible and until the wound looks healthy.
Many suggestions have been made as to the cheap
est and readiest way Of driving worms from trees
the measuring insect especially. Asst would appear
that everything has failed, why not, last resort,
dose the trees with yermifuge' The English spar
row is superior destroyer OF the larva OF caterpl
lars &C. but in other respects failures, they
are seed eaters well. The verniruge with which
we would physic trees In the autumn when the bark
Is covered with the eggs from which millions OF
grubs are Matched the spring. IL strong solution
Of salts OF soda With this preparation thoroughly
cleanse the bark, and In the summer following few,
any, will strip the tree OF its leaves annoy
pedestrians by crawling over their garments.
win any OF the twelve hundred dollar ornaments
whose pleasure IL ia to exhibit their handsome per-
sons on Chatham sQuarethe shady side OF the plaza
OF course-inform upon what clause OF the
ordinances which treat OF Instructions IN streets
are the sidewalks on their ''towersr filed
with second hand chairs, broken down bed
steads, rickety wristbands and diapidated
tables, to the serious Inconvenience VI pedes-
transs or course. We are the nrthest from
insisting upon those blue-coated gentlemen OF
leisure making inquiries, with the thermometer in
dicating hundred degrees In the shade, "a 70 the
existence Of ordinances OF the nature referred to.
Should they, however find municipal authority for
obstructing the streets any time next autumn they
will please make note OF and forward Il, through
their captain TO that know all, the Superintendent
OF Police
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON, July 20b p
M-COnsOls closed ut ~ n 94ss for money and
plS. a g4A for account. American securities closed
at the following rates:-United States dve-twenty
bonds 72. 72l.; Illinois Central Railway shares,
95k: Erie Railway shares, ~.
FRANKFORT BoURSE.-FRASKFORT, July 90
5P. M.-United States bonds closed at 56s. for the
issue Of 1862.
PARIS BOuRsE.-PARIs, July 20.-The Bourse opens
dull. Rentes, 20 francs 10 centimes.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxKT.-LfvRRPoOI. July
20--5 M.-The market closed easier at decline VI
I'd on all grades. The following are the closing
Notwithstanding uplands, 105sd.; middng
Orleans, II "a. The sales OF the day foot up 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKET.-LIyERpOoI,
July 90 r. M.--Corn, 36s. per quarter for new
mi xed Western. Wheat, 1885, per GENITAL for California
white and u.s. Cd. for No. red western. Barley,
IN. Id. per bushel. Oats. 3s Sd. per bushcl Peas,
43s. per quarter for Canadian Flour 30s. per bbl.
for Western canal.
1 LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKgr.-LIvERPOOL,
July 2O5 p MBeef 1918. I'd. per terces OF 304 lbs.
Tor extra prime Pork. 76s. per bb for Eastern
prime ness Lard, Cos. Cd. per cw Cheese quiet and
yeady NJ SIS per cwt. for the best grades OF Ameri
IAN nne. Bacon quiet and steady at AS Cd. per cwt
ior Cumberland cut
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LONDoN, July 20-5 r.
M.-Tallow has advanced to l3s. 3D. Petroleum quiet
uet and steady. R0sin. e. OIL. per cwt. for COM
non North Carolina. Glover seed, 4ss. sd. per cwi
or American red. Spirits petroleum, Is Calcutta lin
iced, Gas. Linseed oil, f3i 1885, per ton. Linaeed
AK ey eli per ton for thin obong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKEI-ANrwsRP, July 20--5 r. NJ
The petroleum market closed quiet AT ST. per bb for
aaudard white.
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OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.

Indiaa Depredations Resumed on Account Of
tho Aatherities Not Furnishing the Savages
WITH Arms and Ammunltion-A Lieutenant
and Five soldiers KilIed-The Military Pre-.
pariaS for Action.
ST. LOUIS, July 20, 1868.
An army onlcer, just from Fort Larned, on the
Arkansas river says that from twelve to fifteen hun
fred Indians, representing nearly all the tribes on
the Plains congregated at or near that post to re-
.ceive annuities but that on account Of recent de-
withhold arms and ammunition This the Indians
alleged was violation OF the treaty, and they no
tined Colonel WyncOop that II he did not issue the
arms and ammunition they would hight for them
that they were ready for war again. The meeting
broke up in great confusion.
That evening, the 10th inst, the Kiowas attacked
q tram from Kansas City, also Mexican train and
matt carrier ana robbed them OF supplies and pro-
Geueral Suly arrived from Fort Harker on the
1ltn tnst and notified the Indians In the presence
NJ $40 cavalry that he preferred peace, but was pre-
pared for war. This seemed TO awe them some hat,
but they were sullen and discontinued.
CUs0nci Wyncoop deprecates the vacillating course
pursued by the government, and says the Indians w
his agency were never more peacefully inclined
but ne says that hostiltes liable TO break out
any time.
4 lieutenant and I'VE soldiers belonging to Fort
Harmed have been killed by the Indians.
All the troops at Fort Ellsworth have been ordered
to Fort Larned, and the commanding Officers OF all
the posts IN the department have been ordered to
prepare their commands for action on the shortest
A laramie despatch SAYS the Indians captured
one hundred and thirty mules, belonging to H.
Creghton, near Capon station on Saturday, and also
drove away large number OF cattle. which they
soon abandoued, however, evidently IN fear Of pur
suit.
N Benton to-day.
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Great Democratic Meeting at Savannah
Negro Conservative Clubs Present.
TENNESSEE.

More Outraxes by Ne&roes-One White HIa1
Killed and Another Wounded by COlored
NIen In Ambush.
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1868.
jeremiah Ezell white man WAS shot on Saturday
night near Franklin Tennessee. rumOr prevailed
during the day that the negroes intended to burn
the town ut night. Ezel and others patrolled the
streets on horseback, and rode out some distance
from the town to reconnoitre, but discovering no
signs of hostility they returned to town and made
report which Quieted all fear. short time
after Ezell and three others rode just outside Of
town and were fred upon BY eighteen negroes In
ambush EZell received wound from which he
died Sunday. Mr.. Beazly was wounded IN the heel.
Great excitement prevailed Sunday and to-day, but
there has been no outbreak.
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CLEARED

Steamship usmmonis tNal, Meier, Hamburg kunhsrh
DO
Steamship Guiding star. Howss Aspnws North Am-rI.
can Steamship Co.
stssmshir Sersus. Besrse. Bou,oo--w = Crvde
ship Panther. uson, san trsucscn--s " Ossp.sf
Ship New World, Champion London -Grinnrli. a,ptrn =
60
shin Nautilus Hsgsr, ~ J1hu. NB-c weight 4 Go.
R~rt Bessie North (Br, Tcys Aatw-rp-H D,woC A
60.
Wendt.
Brie Mausno. Jarvis, Genoa via Rchmond-N Ray
Prie Brisk fBr, hin, cirnrn.gos- Fowler = iowa.
RriE Humning Bird orr Earle, Hantspert-Crsndsii,
Umrhrsy Go.
SEM Lclitis, FLEET Anjier FOR orders y Henry.
schr Matilda tBr), stevens Kingston, In A-nr' ne Cor
gchT statesman. Bed-n, 0eorsetown sC-A Abbott
schr Be IL, Cuhbefv, Richmond Van Driiut saght.
schr Anna Rich, Lewis. Boston Tb.yer Sargent
schr Granite State Crocter Hostcn IA W Lewis 60.
sohr Harry Ned, Green, New Havei- Rsctett Bro
Steamer uuncard, Norman. fhiisder,his.
gtesmsr = Fanchiid, Trout, phiis dsphs.
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TtlEcaApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

weston, the pedestrian. failed 10 accomplish nfty
miles In eleven hours at The Forest City Park, Port
land Me-. on saturday. His time was ee ven hours
ak and half minutes.
Jerome Randall OF Worcester Mass, eighteen
years OF age, was drowned on saturday evening
while bathing In Lake Quinsigamond.
The Ward crew, vino have entered for the siy-
cared race which 10 TO come on ON Wednesday, have
arrived al Worcester.
The British brig Mohawk, captain Fraser, arrived
al Gloucester, Mass, SATURDAY. with several her
crew in irons for mu,iny Before the mutiny was
Quelled one man was shot.
George b. Ensign. aged fourteen years, a sou of
Henry nhgn s vsrs o,, GU h Sss"rua evening
Conn; and on saturday afternoon Roswell Hart,
aged twenty-five, Was drowned while bathing at
west Avon. The bodies have been recovered.
The Pennsylvauia Railroad excursion party are at
omaha. noueward bound. They 60 via I.eavenwor,h
and ~. Louis They al express themselves pleased
with their trip.
over by the cars in the Central depot, ut Rochester
" y. on saturday evening. and terribly injured. II
IL thought she VIII DE.
There we're three eases Of sunstroke az Rochester
on saturday. one Of them terminated fatally.
Captaiu q. q. Wright. an extensive lumber dealer
nj Sortbampton, Mass. sbsconded ON SUNDAY night
having Jailed for $4,000 and forged notes on two Of
hts brOthers-in-aw.
penry = Porter OF Hatfield. Mass, a prominent
citizen and member OF the last Legislature OF that
state fell rom q load OF hay IN Northampton on
SATURDAY evening. receiving severe injuries. from the
eject OF which he is still nseusiple. His recovery ~
doubtful.
Mr. G. NJ Chambers. from New York and recently
from California WAS seriously Injured yesterday
morning while exercising a spirited horse at the
Driving PARK at Bunaio. He Is not expected TO i've
A man named Lsckey Coulon, iaborer In Moore's
brickyard, In Morton street. Albany was murdered
ON SUNDAY night in thegbrtkyard by some unknow n
persone and h,s body thrown IN an adjacent pond.
Suspicion i. directed TO gang OF men supposed to
be guilty Of the crime
go, hal At a
ON FRIDAY last NJ which delegates were appointed 10
attend the Border state Union to be held A Balti-
more August g. for the purpose OF appealing TO the
people OF virginia Maryland and Kentucky to grant
impartial suffrage 10 colored men. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the negro sufrage plank ia the
Missouri state platform.
U. l.. sandersop, Mayor Of New Albany, Ind died
on SUNDAY last Tie served gaantly ~ captain IN
the Mexican sar aud - coloae Ia the late var.
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KENTUCKY.

Over One Hundred Persons Poisoned
OwensbOrO.
CINCINNATI. July 20 1868.
More than one hundred guests of hotels in Owens
boro KY, were poisoned by drinking milk at supper
IN Saturday evening. They were oil very sick at the
same tlnle and great excitement and CONSERVATION
prevailed. They are all In fair way to recover
Some OF the milk is being analyzed.
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CANADA.

M taiity 4. Observation-Disclosures Forests Along
tho 1t. Lawrence.
MONTREAL, July 20, 1868.
Two hundred and time deaths occurred in this
city last week. which the largest number on record
for that period Of time exclusive Of cholera years.
large portion Of the faities are attributable to
stroke or apoplexy. Prayers were offered up for
man named ROah under treatment at the
General Hospital for srnstroke, in Mt OF delrium
jumped from q third tory window yesterday, fear.
fully hanging his bodyand causing instant DEATH
Parties from St. SchOastique and other points TO-
day report the roads impossible on account OF the
burning forests. The Quebec steamers are twenty
four hours late in consequence Of the smoke on the
river and railroad trains are also detained from the
Same cause.
rue thermometer to-day indicated 30 degrees.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings of the observation-disclosures With
Military Ambition-The House in secret
Session.
COLUMBIA, July 90 1868.
In the Legislature bits are being introduced for
the reorganization OF the courts and the other de-
partments or the government. The negroes petit
tionng for Incorporation INTO the military conpa.
Mes
The House had secret session to-day for the con-
sideration OF special communications received by
memberx :
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MASSACHUSETTS.

A Drfra ader Of the Revenue Convicted and
Sentenced.
BOsroE. July 20, 1868
Joseph A. Boyden. convicted in the United States
District Court OF attempting to evade the payment Of
the taxes on hundred barrels Of distilled spirits
has been sentenced to pay due or $4,000 and 10 he
imprisOned i've months.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
F r . M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Threatened Renewal OF the
Indian War.


t:rstuitsus Advice % the Americas People.
LONDON, July 20. 1885,
The London Times this morning, in an attempt to
get ahead OF and perhaps nval in enterprise the
Coney Island Sand-Hin Thunderer, has leading
editorial on the finances OF the United States. The
article closes as follows:The true interest OF the
United states government lies in It's honor and
right Heavy as the taxes generally are, 1t h in
nnitely better that everything should be taxed than
to repudiate the terms upon which the national debt
WIS created.
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NEW YORK.

Fire ~ Oswego-A Knitting Pncssrv De.
ssssysa-Loss seventy Thousand Dsllars.
OswEoo, July TO- 1865.
James Holrcyd's knitting factory In this city was
destroyed BY are yesterday. The building was owned
by Gsorge Ames, on which there was an insurance Of
Sl2,ooo The stock and machinery were valued st
$4,000; insured for SIS 0Oo The total loss 10 esti
the Ore Il supposed to have originated from spon.
tsneous combustion.
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CUBA.

Financial Intelligenco-The Cholera Fast Dis
appearing from the Island.
HAVANA, July 90 1868.
Exchange on London, OK 10 premium. On the
United states In currency, 31. discount for long
sight, In gold per cent discount for long sight and
- per cent discount for short sight.
The cholera is fast disappearing from the island.
The disease Ii considered to be only sporadic in
I character.
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AUSTRIA.

A New Minister to Washington.
4r .... VIENNA July 90 1868.
The Baron Won Lederer late Minister Resident at
Hamburg has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiar OF Austria to the United
states
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weather Along tho Coast.


- re ones 81 Inc HersN sssm Yachts Ia n whiiehsn
Sb Al from and eonsigssss 20 the
nsster N inward o",nd vessels viii bs forwarded Tree NJ
charge.
~ of thr Herald steam yachts the JAMS the
JgLS~yrrr-wiil irsve whitehall every halt
Io,y o'rlork for the Lower yav.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
PENNS YlVANlA.

Railroad Accident Near Newt0n-F0ur Cars
Thrown On the Track and several Persons
lnjured.
ALTOONA, July TO- 1868.
An accidenG occurred TO the emigrant train going
West yesterday. near Newton Hamilton station.
Four cars were thrown from the track. One car was
upset and number OF the occupants more or less
injured One woman had q wrist fractured, and
another y collar bone broken. Medical attendance
was promptly provided and the injured persons were
enabled TO proceed on their journey without material
DELAY. The cause Of the accident has not yet been
definitely ascertaned.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

South AMrToS, July co--rhe steamer Deutschland.
iroIn New York July Q, arrived at this por ~ hail
bast eleven this morning.
II GLASGOW July 2O-The steamship Arabia. from
New York, arrived In the Clyde yesterday.
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FRANCE.

Movements Of tho Court.
PARIS July 20 1868.
The Emperor Napoleon has gone to Plombieres.
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Farragut's Destination.

LONDON, July 70, 1908.
II il announced to-day that Admiral Farragut will
YtIit Greece at an early day.
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Napicr's Thanks to Pa rliament.

LONDON, July 20, 1858.
Lord Napier Of Magdala, for himself and for the
officers and men Of the Abyssinian expedition has
made grateful Acknowledgements to both houses Of
Parliament for their recent vote OF thanks.
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IRELAND.
Plumber Of Firearms.

CORK, July 20, 1868.
gunsmth's shop was broken into last night and
pundered Of its contents by six armed men. The
police actively engaged in search for the perpe
traitors but no arrests have yet been made.
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GEORGIA.
The Question OF EliEibility -C sssns nic alton
from General Meade On tho subject.
Arr mi On

The Question OF Eligibility-Cossmanicat alton
from General Meade On tho subject.
ATLANTA, July 30 1868.
The Senate to-day received message from the
Governor stating that the report lof the committee
appointed to investigate the eligibility of Senator's
under the act Of Congress to admit the States OF
Georgia, &C., together with the evidence taken was
transmitted TO the commanding General ana q reply
was received from General Meade, 10 substance al
follows:-
The General acknowledges the receipt OF the
Governors communication OF the 18th inst trans
hitting the action Of the Senate on the eligibility OF
Its members under the fourteenth article OF amend
mentto the constitution, objecting to the same
the ground OF the admission OF certain members,
who in the judgment OF the minority of the commit
tee and the Governor, are ineligible. In reply the
of the Governors communication win be held BY
him for consideration, and action thereon will be
deferred until he is officially advised OF the course
pursued by the House OF Representatives on the
same subject.
On motion the message was laid on the table and
resolution offered in the House to send to the
Governor papers, documents and evidence in cases
OF alleged ineigibility of its members defeated
The committee appointed to report to the Governor
the action Of the House the eligibility Of its mem
bers reported that they had performed their duty
and the Governor would transmit The report to the
General commanding.
Great Democratic Meeting at Savannah
Negro Conservative Clubs Present.
SAVANNAH July 20, 1868.
An immense gathering OF democrats and cOnserva.
tives met at Masonic Hall tonight ratify the noml-
nations made by the New YORK Convention. Reso-
buttons were adopted endorsing the platform, &C.
After the adjournment a grand procession was
formed, consisting Of fire companies, railroad en-
plOyes, boat and base ball clubs cOOred c0nserva-
tive clubs and citizens carrying torches, transpa
rencies, &c. After marching through the principal
they now being addressed by distinguished
speakers. The houses were generally Illuminated
throughout the city. Great enthusiasm prevails.
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Appearance or the Army Worm.
MONTGOMERY, July TO- 1865.
The army worm has appeared IN the farms 10 this
and bowndes counties, and causes much alarm.
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AlAB AMA.

PrscssStaGs Of the Observation-Disclosures
Disabilities Of Voters.
MONTGOMERY, July ~, 1868.
ia the state Senate to-day Mr.. Pennington offered
q resolution looking TO the removal OF disabilities
from stase yotsrs. The State constitution disfrsn
chises ali whom the fourteenth amendment forbids
holding ONCE M Pennington's resolution Was
adopted BY large majority. IL provides for the ap
polntment OF q joint committee 10 report ~ once.
The legislation today was mostly Of local
character.
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MONTGOMERY, July 20, 1865.
An enthusiastic Seymour and Blair meeting was
held here last night, continuing to q late hour.
speeches were made by General Clanton, ex.tsov.
error watts aud other prominent citizens. A grea,
many negroes were present.
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Rs,sl Havasa Lottery. Priv, - Paid IN Geld.
nd aii Kinds Of u6ld and sv6r.
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Failure Of All Peace Ncgotiatioxs--Trne Ae-
count Of the Battle at Core and Escape sf
Faicon-.News from Various Sections oil tho
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tho execution OF orders Metropolitan JOB rrn'n< Esss-
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

Urdlnary expenses 80. = SIS $50 37I
OF a little less than s92,OOO,OOO year.
I he expenses of the last fiscal year
under the Democratic administration
of James Buchanan amounted to SIG,
81 900 equal to a currency equivalent
at the average Of 40 for gold, the rate
at which our expenditures should be
taken if our currency expenses be re-
duced to gold, of $107, ,577 400.