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PHILADELPHIA.
The COnvOcatIOn OF Knights
TempIars.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 10.
Over fifty commanderies of knights
Templar articip ated in the process
sion to day, from this and the follow
ing States: Delaware, New Jersey,
Michigan. Washington, Indiana. Vir-
ginta, Georgia, Illinois, New York,
Gonnecticut. Massachusetts, New
Brunswick. Ohio and Rhode Island.
At horticultural Hall the proceedings
opened with prayer by Sir Rev. Rob't.
Fl. Pattison: an anthem was sung by
knight Sir Richard Vaux, Grand Mas
ter of ofPennsylvania Grand Lodge, well
coming the visiting Knights in appro-
pirate terms, which was responded to
by Sir VIM. Sewell Gardiner, Grand
Master OF Grand Encampment of the
Uuited States. An ode was sung by
the Boston Quiutette Club; an Grafton
delivered by Sir VIM. II. Allen. Past
Eminent Grand Commander OF Penn
sylvania; then followed the benedictiCn
by Sir Rev. John Chambers, when the
Knights partook of a collation. and
dispersed until evening. when they
were present at the grand ball in the
Academy OF Music, which had been
brilliantly decorated with flags and
banners carried by the various com
manderies in the procession.
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THAT the world has moved during
the past few years Is generally receiv-
ed fact. If, however, any further proof
is wanted, we have it In the clrcum-
stance that Henry Ward Beecher
preached the sermon to the cadets at
West Point on Sunday. Ten, yes eight
years ago he would AS soon have been
invited to preside in the House of
Bishops, as to preach at the United
States Military Academy. In those
good old days when Jefferson Davis
and John B. Floyd were Secretaries of
War, any of the Beecher tribe who
dared to land at the Point would have
been warned or the premises. But Mr..
Beccher had his say on Sunday and he
spoke well aud manfully.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Disappearance OF the American
Minister to ParARuay-StIII No
TIdIngs OF HIM.
WASHINGTON, June IA.


A letter from Rio, dated April Gath,
containing Buenos Ayres dates to April
18th, states that nothing had been heard
directly from Minister Mcmahon since
his landing at the headquarters of Lo-
pez, December 18th. The Brazilian au-
thorities made every effort to forward
his dispatches from the State Depart
ment, but were unsuccessful, as Lopez
refused to receive flags of truce, and
has shot several flag bearers.
Commander Kirkland, of the Wasp,
and the Italian Consul to Paraguay,
state they believe Mcmahon Is pris-
oner. Three sisters of Mcmahon, who
remained at Buenos Ayres, have be-
come alarmed, and have written to the
State Department asking for interven-
tion. Dispatches for McMahon have
been returned to Commander Kirkland
by the Brazilian Commander-in.C Chief
The flag ship Guniers, Admiral
Davis, was on the 14th of April at
Buenos Ayers, about to sail for the
United States. Admiral Lanman has
been ordered to relieve Davis and is
fitting out flag ship Lancaster at Nor
folk. His chief OF staff will be COM
mander Johnson. Fleet surgeon, DuVal,
has been court martialled on charges
preferred by Admiral Davis, in the river
Platte and acquitted.
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INDIAN AGENTS RECOMMENDED.
Secretary Seward and PRrIy-IndIan
OutraRes on the Upper Mis-
souri, and in Kansas.


ST. LOUIS, June Is.
Omaha specials say Secretary Seward
and party numbering ten started for
San Francisco this evening. Their in
tention is to stop at various points OF
interest in the mountains and visit salt
Lake.
Two white men were killed by 81 small
band of Indians, supposed to be Sioux,
this afternoon near Lone Tree, on the
Platte river, $50 miles west OF here.
The steamers Nile and Ida Rees, from
Fort Benton, report the Indians above
fighting among themselves and killing
whites when found alone, but making
no demonstrations against boats or
forts.
A Hays City dispatch says news were
received here to-day that the Indians
are robbing and massacreing the set
tiers near Minneapolis. forty miles
west of SalinR- Capt. Weir in COM
mand, with forty men, started from
Fort Hays early this morning destined
for Camp Supply, taking with them all
the Indian prisoners at Fort Hays,
which number upwards of fifty men,
women and children. 1t Is said by men
from the fort that they are to be deliv-
cred up to their respective tribes as soon
as possible. The object sought is 10 try
and make peace with tribes who are
now on the war path.
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0heQnteufqetrrer,

THE account of the great Boston Ju-
bilee which began yesterday, furnished
by the agent of the Associated Press, is
painfully meager- The numbers of
performers aud OF the audience are
given, but there is not word about the
very thing we wanted to know some
thing about, viz: the performance.
What was the music like? What was
the effect of the terrific blast from IL, COO
throats and instruments2 The oblising
reporter assures US the "view from the
balcony" surpassed anything ever seen
on the continent. Very likely; but
what has "view" to do with a mu-
steal festival2 It Is the noise, the music,
the Jubilee VIC want to hear something
about. We suspect this delinquent re-
porter hath no music in his soul. At
any rate there is none in his dispatch.
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IL there was any remaining doubt

IF there was any remaining doubt
that Texas was TO be reconstructed,
swept and garnished, the following i'm
portant order puts such doubts ut rest /:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY
DISTRICT, STATE OF TEXAS, AUSTIN,
Texas, May "a. 1S69.-SpeciGI Orders,
No. 122.-" II. Paragraph 2, Spe-
ciai Orders. No. 40, current series, Post
of Nacogdoches, directing the Post
Quartermaster at Nacogdoches to pur-
chase, in open market sic (6) bTOOnlS,
for use at that Post, is hereby confirm
ed. By order OF
Bvt. Maj. Gen. J. J. REYNOLDS.
C, Z. MORSE. A. a. A. G.
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WE shall be heartily rejoiced and
we know our readers will-when this
Cuban business is ended. We have the
same dreary bulletins from day to day
about men with unpronounceAble
names doing little or nothing at un-
pronounceablep places. which are not to
be found on the map and If any OF our
readers can tell how the "cause pro-
crosses, 1t is more than we can. We
wish the insurrectionists we'll, but
should really rejoice If something would
get the matter OF the Havana and Key
West cable just for few days.
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Ex.GovEREoR CURTIN, of Pennsyl-
vania, did not "free his mind on the
Alabama question:" in his speech mt
the Philadelphia banquet Saturday
night. So that the report OF his inten-
ton to do so was erroneous, or the Gov
ernor changed his mind. His remarks
were chiefly eulogistic OF Pennsylvania
for the part she took in the war. having
furnished 100000 men, and indirectly
eulogistic of his own part, as Governor
of the State during hat period.
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WASHINGTON.
Preparations for Observing the Au-
gust Eclipse.

Preparations for Observing the Au-
gust Eclipse.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
Professors Simon, D. Fewcomb, Will
liam Harkness and John K. Eastman
are ordered to proceed to DesmOines,
Iowa, or within one hundred miles of
that city for the purpose of observations
of the Eclipse of the Sun on the 7th of
August.
MURDER OF ANOTHER REVENUE OFFICER
IN TEXAS.
Intelligence has been received at the
Treasury Department of the murder of
Frank Dupont. Inspector of Customs,
near Brownsville, Texas, 1t is supposed
by smuggIers.
INDIAN AGENTS RECOMMENDED.
The society of friends have presented
to the Secretary of the Interior for the
appointment as Indian agents for the
Central Superintendency, names of the
following members of their religious
order: Cyrus Beede, of Oskaloose,
Iowa, for the Neosho agency; John d.
Miles, of Wabash, Indiana, for the
KickRpoos; Jonathan Richards, OF
Philadelphia, for the Pottawatomies; II.
Miller, of Springfield, Ohio, for the
Sacs and Foxes; Nathan Stubbs, of
Kansas. for the Kansas Indians.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.
Letter from Senator BrownIOW fn Fa'
VOr of Universal Suffrage.

The arrival of the Knoxville Wing at
this CITY to-day, with Governor Brown
lows letter in favor of universal suf-
fraze. has created quite a sensation,
which will be increased tomorrow
morning, as the letter will be repub-
Iished in all the city papers. It's decla-
rations are clear and unequivocal. 1t
admits that the necessity for disfran-
chisement no longer exists, that the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee has shorn the disfranchising
clauses of the State Constitution of
much OF their strength, and that for the
Republicans of Tennessee to continue
the restrictive policy, when the party
everywhere else opposes It, Is mischtev-
winds up with a declaration of renew
ed faith in the Republican orgauizRtiOns
and reprobation Of both the policy
and practice Of the Democratic party.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
A sprig OF Royalty coming TO
America.
The Times TOnIns down on the Ala
bama Question.

The Times TOnInH down ON the Ala.
bama Question.
LONDON, June IA.
Prince Arthur has decided to make a
visit to Canada and perhaps to the
United States. He will leave during
the fall.
The Times has another article on
Alabama Claims, and says 1t cannot be
denied that the work OF building the
Alabama was done knowingly by Brit
ish builders in British port. Though
alter the event it may be regretted that
such proceedings were lawful, it is
most certain they were not unlawful;
but it would have been better for both
countries If the government had seized
the Alebama. The justifiability of this
step was doubtful, but the refusal to
the offence which England committed
and which she is ready TO submit TO
any tribunal as soon as the Americans
desire.
The steamers. City of Paris, Malta and
Hibernia arrived out.
Prospects OF the Church Bill I'm the
House OF Lords.
LONDON, June Is.
The Times in an article on last nights
debate In the House of Lords Gays, the
speeches of Lord Stratford De Radcliffe
and Arch Bishop of Canterbury leave
no doubt as TO the result of the bill.
While they dislike 1t and are unable to
persuade themselves 1t will have q
beneficial effect. they advise the House
to give its assent. The practical good
sense and patriotism OF these speeches
contrast strongly with the tone Of Mr..
Bright's hasty effuslon.
The Telegraph says, after the first
nights debate on the Irish Church Bill
the issue cannot be doubted.
The Star thinks that since the speech
OF the Archbishop of Canterbury
appears Immediately favor
able to the passage OF the bill.
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KANSAS.
More Indian OutrRRes... ..ActivIfy
Among the Settlers.
LEAvENwoRH, June IA.

LEAVENWUhHI . uHe IT
A special from Ellsworth to the
Times and Conservative, says the In
dians are again at murderous work'
of Solomon City. Two men are report
ed killed. A party of men followed the
Indians, but discovering large force
of them, did not attack. Governor Har.
ney arrived at Salina yesterday, ana
left this morning for the scene or out
RACES. a quantity of arms was re-
ceiyed at Solomon City and Sahna tnis I'M
tiers, A force of armed men left Salina
yesterday, and another to-day. Capt
Whitney leaves tomorrow for Spite:
nan, with his company of scouts. Most
Of the settlers are armed, and on their
guard.
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FRANCE.
Ready TO sail with the Cable.

FIcet Ready TO Sail with the Cable.
BRRsT, June Is.
All the preparations for laying the
French Atlantic Cable are complete.
The weather is stormy to-day. The
work will commence as soon as the sea
has become calm.
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THE Second Adventists now say the
world will come to an end on the com-
ing 10th of July. We are glad we can
have one more good square celebration
OF Independence Day anyhow.
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WHEELING, WEST vA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 16 1869.

The New Hampshire Legislative
Committee has invited Gen. Grant to
visit Concord, The Legislature has
voted to attend the Boston Jubilee to-
day in body.
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THE Fleet having the second Atlantic
Cable on board, having landed the
shore end at Brest, only awaits fair
weather to sail for America with its
nrecToua burden.
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For EURoPE.-The wife and two
daughters of Thos. L. Jewett, Esq, Of
Steubenville, left that city yesterday
for tour in Europe.
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DENMARK.
Anniversary at Copenhagen.

Anniversary at Copenhagen.
CoPENHAGEN, June 10.
The anniversary of the Danish Con-
stitution was celebrated to-day with
great enthusiasm. A public fete was
held which was attended by the King
aud Queen and over twenty thousand
aeonla
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AUSTRIA.
The Empire is Pence.

PEsTH, June 10.
Count Ondraroz has denied that there
Is any foundation for the rumors re-
Gently circulated that warlike prepara-
tions were on foot in the Austrian en-
pire. He says Austria and Hungary
desire petce, and will strictly maintain
the principles of non>intervention in
the affairs of neighboring powers.
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River and weather.

PuTsBURGH, June 1o'
MonongahelR five feet, six inches and
rising slowly; Weather clear and plea
SAINT; Thermometer $50.
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Ho0fand's German Bitters,
HOOFzAHD's

FEOOFE.AED'S GEH8lAN TONIC.
Thir;y-five years since they weIe first in
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which umo they have undoubtedly
performed moro cures, and benefited suffer
Ing humanity TO q greater extent, than any
other remedies knO wn to the public.
These remedies will ehectuaIIy cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, TNChronlc Diarrhoea,
Disease OF the Kid lneys, and all Disea-
Ses arising from a DiBOrdered Liver,
Stomach or IuteEA tines.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Iou,svIlle Leaf Tobacco Market.
LOUISVILLE, June IA, 1859.

The market during the past week has
been exceedingly active and firm. Prt-
ces have ruled SO high that planters
have rushed forward their tobacco and
the sales for the week foot up little
over 1880 hogsheads, and for the cur
From this date to the close of the cur
rent tobacco year about seventeen
weeks remain. Should the market for
the remainder ofthe year approximate
the activity which has distinguished 1t
during the past week, the sales will
reach In the neighborhood OF $4,000
hoRsheads, but, allowing for a large
falling of, it is fair ito assume that the
sales will reach &C. 600 hogsheads. We
continue to quote:
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NOVA SCOTIA.
The LeyIsIature Adjourned.

HALIFAX, June II.
The Legislature prorogued this a1teE-
noon Gov. Doyle in his speech said:
MT sincerely hope the policy adopted
will lead to the removal of evils that
have retarded the prosperity ofthe Pro-
vince. and that the people of the Colony
will long continue to maintain loyalty
to the Queen and attachment TO British
institutions"
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Davis Star Dried Beef.
IN TLERCES.
jun8 NJ. REILLY.
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@Edtral

HooFLAND's GERMAN B1rTERs,
IIOOFLAND'S
G E R VI AN TONIC.
The great Remedies for all Diseases orthe
LIVER 8ToM1ASH, OR DIGE8UVE
HOofand's German Bitters
Is composed of the nure tuIcea Tor. as they
ef Roo1s aeSb9 aFRs maRi6s hTTiGet
preparation, highly conce n trated
and entirely Irec-A-NCronI all alcoholic
aclrntItuTe Of any kind
HUOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Isa combination OF all the ingredients of the
! CT1Lz Rum, Orange, &C., making one OF the
most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
Those preferring Medicine free nom Alco-
holic aGmiIture, Will use
H00fand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the com.
b!nat'on OF the Bitters, as stated, will use
HCOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
the same medicinal virtues. the choice be-
tween tue two being mere matter of taste.
the Tonic being the most palatable.
Ihe stomach, from variety of causes
Eqcli sS Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Nervous De-
billy, etc, is very aptto have It's functions
!%S e,ssiy sss. +: H
result OF which is ~ that the patient
suffers from several or more of the following
discaSca:
Constipation. Flatulence, Inward Piles
FEluess OF Blood TO the Head, AcItlIty
Of The Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, FuIness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour EructatiOns, Sink
Ing ,Eo or s,Pmdun ,Flu5tenrinE j., At t, the Pit
the Head, Hurried or DIFFICULT
Breathing, FlutterIng at the Heart,
Choking or Bufocaung Sensations when
in n Lying Posture, DlmneEs OF Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Deb
cheney OF Perspiration, yell
lowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back. Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sud
den Flushes OF Heat, Burning in
Cthe Flesh, Constant 1magtn1ngs OF
EVIL. and Great Depression OF Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should ex-
ercIse the greatest caution in the selection OF
a remedy for his case, purchasing
qSs sq IS PSss
is free from injurious ingredients, and has
established for itself a reputation for the
cure or these diseases: In this connection
we would submit those welI-known reme-
dies
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Rio Coffee.
Cheese,

,no Rags PRIME QUALITY.
IUU Just received ana for salc 10y by
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C1Sc1NNATI, June Is.
Weather cloudy; Thermometer 65'.
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LOGAN, LIST & CO.,

who1esa1e Drug R1s ts
WHEELING.
wholesale Agents 1or West Virginia
noy27-deod&WeSW
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Cheese.
~ BOXES PRIME FACTORY.
Z0 25 Boxes Hamburg.
Just received and for sale low by
M. REILLY
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Bedcords.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
q reduced prices, Fifty Dozen Hemp Bed
cords,
maTH CHAs. d. BERRY.
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Resulting from any Causes whatever; PROS.
| TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
| posure. FeYers, &C.
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Market quiet. steady and firm for
cotton goods. The only change of i'm
portance is an advance OK 1Sc on
Hallowell A blenched muslins
from 13 to 1916. The wooden trade Is
laneuid and depressed especially on
light weight and fancy styles; heavy
goods are moving more freely at very
low rates.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-11


TOBACCO SEIzURE.-On Monday
last three cases of Tobacco,-473
pounds-shipped by A. j. Tharp,
Cincinnati, to Ely & Stimson, of
this place, were seized at the De
pot, by James Pursell, Internal
Revenue Collector of this Distrsct,
for being stamped with counterfeit
Revenue stamps. Mr., Pursell had
received intelligence that Tharp
was suspicioned Of using counter
felt stamps, and that shipment
had been made to Ely q Stimson,
and he accordingly seized the three
cases at the Depot, before it had
been reed by the parties to whom
1t was consigned. The tobacco
vas put up in caldies, and packed
in three large boxes, with the
stamps on the caddies inside. The
stamps are miserable counterfeits
and easily detected, but were blur
red and covered with dirt in such a
way as to eface them as much as
possible and avoid detection. Tharp
has been arrested,
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The S'lGrald.
-
Local Department.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS We have
a large amount ofmoney due us on
subscriptions to the HERALD. We
need it, and must have it. The
majority of our subscribers have
been prompt in the payment of their
subscriptions, still there are a large
number indebted to us in amounts
from two dollars upwards-small
amounts taken separately, but
amounting in the aggregate to a
considerable sum. We dislike dun
ming our patrons through the HER
AID, and are not in the habit of
doing it, but the money is due us,
and if our debtors do not come up
and settle without it, we must re-
mind them of their duty. The
next number of this paper will
complete the eleventh volume of
the HERALD, and we hope to see
all arrearages on subscriptions set
tied up before the commencement
of volume twelve. This notice we
trust will be sufficient.
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COLUMBUS & MAYsvILLE RAIL
RoAD.-Arrangements are being
rapidly made for the incorporation
of the Columbus and MaysvilIe
Railroad over the route passing
through this place. Col. Yeoman,
Chairman of the Railroad Com
mittee, informs US that the compa-
ny will probably be Incorporated
and the subscription books opened
in ten or twelve days. Consider
ing all the advantages Of distance,
comparative cost Of building the
road, and resources along the line,
this would seem to be the most
route by far, and all
that is necessary to secure the road
is for the people in the counties
through which it passes to take an
active interest in the matter We
are glad to see that a proper feel
ing is being awakened in favor Of
the road along the line. 's..
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Special Advice to the Ladies'.

Those ladies who are suffering with any
disense peculiar to their sex, will certain.
" act wisely by calling on DR., Marquom
OF once and placing themselves under his
treatment. BY pursuing this course they
will obtain immediate and permanent re-
lief The Doctors long experience and
undoubted success in the treatment of Fe
male diseases, has placed him at the head
of the Medical Profession. How very
strange it is that so many ladies will suf-
fer from year to year. and have their beau
tv and constitution destroyed by such
diseases as the Whites, Painful Menstru.
alton, Suppressed Menstruation and Cam
Ger, liberation and falling of the Womb,
when they could he so easily cured by
calling on Dr. Marquam, ut the Kirk
House, Room No. 25, where he can be con.
stantly consulted until next December nf-
ter which time he will make the Kirk
House his headquarters until May 1870,
and will visit other neighboring towns
The Doctor is treating numerous cases
with most excellent success, and new
patients are coming in every day. All
consultations strictly confidential. Afflict.
ed, delay not 81 tt.