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The Republicans of North
Carolina Divided. 4zq O
Virginia Items.

New YoR4z, July IA Richmond
special says General Candy has sent
circulars to all the members of the
Legislature elect, asking each Of them
If they can. qualify By subscribing to
the iron-clad oath. IF he ascertains
there is a quorum of both Houses
thus qualified, he will issue his proela-
nation in about fifteen days, announc-
ing the result OF the election, and
calling the Legislature together to
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment and
elect United States Senators. The
members unable to qualify would, in
this case, remain absent till the Con-
stitution had been ratified by Con
gress and the State admitted, when
they would pre- sent themselves and
qualify under the State Constitution,
from which the test oath has been ex-.
plunged Should there not, however,
be found a quorum able to qualify, by
taking the test oath, the commanding
general viii then defer issuing his
proclamation, but will order new cleo
tiOhs to fill the seats, which will be
declared vacant by reason of disabili-
ty to qualify as above.
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The French Table.

New York, July 19.-The HerGld's s
special from Sidney, Cape Breton,
Of the 18th, says: The French Cable
feet, engaged in completing the lay
ing Of the ocean line from Bresk to
ST. Pierre, AIiquelon, experienced a
heavy gale Of wind, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, on Friday
evening. The William Carry, which
had finished the laying Of her portion
of the wire, found it too stormy to
attempt to transfer the end remaining
on board to the Skardarie, the ship
freighted with the main portion. The
men, therefore. buyoed it at sea, after
which the entire squadron made for,
and put into, Meria Bay, Cape Breton
This movement was absolutely neces-
sary for the purpose of repairing a
slight damage which occurred to the
paying out machinery fitted on board
the Chittren, which was occasioned
by a partial collision between that
vessel and another. During Friday
night Sir James Anderson and a
friend landed and came into Sidney,
overland, intending to proceed next
morning by way OF Braz Dor Lake to
Halifax and Boston.
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The Tnrner Ease

MACON, Ca, July 19.-At. the
opening Of the u. S. Commissioner
Court this morning, the Commissioner
made the following announcement: !:
Information has reached this Court
through the honorable District At
terney that other and important wit
nesses for the defense in the Turner
case viii appear, and the Court hav-
ing subp8naed these witnesses, and
wishing justice In the matter, will ad-
journed until morrow at 10 o'clock.
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The Mississippi Valley Commercial
CnnVQuffan

ST. Lou s, July 19-The following
committee Of ten has been appointed
by Chauncey J. Filley, in pursuance
Of the resolution Of the New Orleans
Commercial Convention, of which
Mr.. Filley was President, to arrange
for the holding of the Convention
upon the Upper Mississippi, in August
or September:
Add. H. Sanders, Davenport; Jas.
Renwick, Mayor of Davenport; j. Ia.
Davis, Davenport; Jas Butord, Nav
or Of Rock Island; r. f. Bower,
Keokuk; Andrew j. w WlkinsOn, May
or Of Keokuk; Wm. Patters on, keo-
kuk; A. Chamber Muscatine; VIM.
Vandeve T, Dubuque5 G. Seymour,
Lacrosse. :,
The committee comprises well
known and representative men. The
committee Will announce the point at
which and the time when the COnven-
tion will be held.
The weather has been warmer
to-day, but not so extremely hot as it
has been for a week past. The mer-
curry stood at 76o NJ 9 AN. so at
noon, and 96o at 3 pm.
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sTEAMRnATI.INEa


TO LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock 24ory Tuesday, Aednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p. NJ.
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at I
O'Clock P. NJ.
90GREEN RIVER.-Every Monday, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday al 4 O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT.--EveryT Tuesday and Sat
ur lay at 4 O'Clock p. N.
To HEyDERsoN-Datly, except Sundays,
81 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHYILLE-Every Tuesday Wednes-
day and saturday at 4 =. b..
Transient boats daily up and dOWE.
To CISCINNATI-EYery saturday at 10
AM.
10 CANNELToN-E Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
RockpOrtStage (via NeWburgh and Boon
Viile,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. IL, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 4. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by P. N.
To ONEWBURG.-HacR daily except sun.
@ay,) from the Merchants HOTEL at
o'clock P. II.
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The President and FamIly at Long
Branch

Lone BRANcH, July 10. = The
President and Family vent bathing on
the beach 10 the morning, aud In the
afternoon as the party rode out it was
noticed and saluted by the guests at
the Branch The President intends
stopping some time here.
A meeting was held In the evening
by the guests of the Stetson House
and residents Of Long Branch, and it
was resolved that a grand ball should
be given in honor of the President at
the Stetson House on Monday even
ing. July 26.
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Havana News

HAvANA, July 19-Colouel Al
Yerez and the officers Of his battalion
have received orders to return to
Havana and form a new regiment,
their old command having been re-
duced to a small fragment by disease
aud battle.
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BOsToN, July I9.-Chief Justice
Chase arrived tonight, and is stop
ping at the Revere House. He goes
to Hanover to- morrow, and will ma ke
brief speech at dinner of the Dart
mouth College Alumni, Of which he
Is President
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BosToN, July 19.-In Wenham, on
Saturday, house and barn, tOgeth'
with building used as a wheel
wright's shop, were destroyed by fire.
The house was occupied by Mr.. Had
ley and DR.. Robinson, who lost nearly
all their furniture. The loss will
amount to from 5000 to $4,000.
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CAIRO, July 10 Mike Berry who
was shot at the st. Charles Hotel
month ago, died this morning.
The election held to day to decide
whether Cairo should subscribe one
hundred thousand dollars 10 aid Of
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, re-
suited in favor thereof by a large ma
iorifvy ...A t.
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PoUGuKEEPsIE, N. Y, July 19.-
Charles Wheeler, the principal keeper
at Sing Sing Prison. resigned his po-
sltion 70 day. One-half of the eon-
vlcts are still locked up.
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NEw ORLEANs- Lnlv 1Q-Messrs-

NEW URLEANs, July Iy.-MessTs.
Farris and Saundes, partner and
chief clerk in the house of Couleurie
Il %. against whom warrants were
issued on the 18th inst, delivered
themselves to Marshal Packard, this
forenoon, and were released on Civ
ing bonds In s., 900 each. One hum
dred and fifty thousand cigars were
taken possession of by Collector
Stoekdale. - .
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PRrTsBURG. July 10 = Arrange
meuts arc being made for the eree-
ton Of a monument to Baron Hum
b0ldt. The monument viii be placed
on the West Common, All gheny.
The anniversary Of his birth will be
celebrated by procession, &c. i...
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0NLY ONE DOLLAR The newly
~ invented Pocket Tlme-Pieee, suitable
Tor either lady or gentlemen, ia handsome
metal case, white dial, gilt lettered brass
movements, sound and sPrvi eeable, with
key complete. true, permaneut indica-
tor OF time; warranted Tor two years. post
paid to any part of the u s.. on recetpt OF
one Dollar or three Tor 81 50- Ifsatisfac-
ton IS not given money refunded. Address
W. SCOTT q PAUL, 43 Cha1 ham street,
New YORK. The OriOde Watch SIS. p. D.
Send for Catalogue.
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Business House to Rent.

~NOWN AS 81 MAIN STREET.
between Second and Third. For par
ffciTiars inquire as this Office, or -Of a
LODGE or Q. n. JENKINS. -.
mal2 du
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OTTAwA, July 19.-The govern
ment has decided to release Father
Mcmahon from confinement in the
provincial peniteptiaTy. No reference
is made to the Imperial authorities.
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RETURETEG,
Terre Haute & indianapolis.

IcUUe
Indp'ls3:55 A N. 1880 M. As p NJ. $40 p NJ
Af7fUe
T.. ltd 30 MO % A n. 4:55 P NIL :O5 p n
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JAMESTOWN. NY.

LIPPINO1TT & BLAKEWELL: we have
no trouble with your saws; they don't
need TO be. lined up with paper: we
rignt along. ..rs --fafa-
Temper perfectly uniform, aud quality
CHAS. j. FOX.
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Dissolution Notice.

TH IE PARTNERsHIP RERFTO.
h fore existing under the fi m name OF
HumpnEey, Patrick & Co, Forwarding
boat PrOprietOrs, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 18th inst, l.. W. Patrick
retirin g from the nrm. The business will
be ecatinued by r. NJ. Humphrey, George
J. Ls$zis, and Charles w. Kerney, under
the nfn name of Hum phrey, Lewis q CO.
bv whom the business of the old firm VIII
be settled. -tf
jy20 dlf HUMPHREY, PATRICK & co.
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E. H. & N. r. R., Northern DiVisiC
pEA ms GOING SOIJTH

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays eXcepted,) at,............... 3:I5 PM.
Train leaves Henderson at.......... 4 rs PM.
Arrive at MadisonVlIle.. 80 P.B
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadiscnYllle VI daily
Sundays excepted) at-...-.......... 4:25 "A M
ArrtVe at HendersOn.........-. ........ 80 N
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Mollie Norton ................. 9:30 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the L. q Z. Railroad.
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fest in this city, participated in by
Societies from Buffalo, Erie, Syracuse
and Hamilton, commenced to-day.
The principal buildings are finely
decorated, and the influx of strangers
is large. This evening grand con
cert was given at the rink.
+ CThe Recent Fight with Indians.
n CHICAGO, July 19.-The following
dispatch from General Augur, rela-
tive to the recent fight on the Repub-
lican River. Kansas. between a party
of. Indians and a detachment oil the
! United States troops under Gen. Carr,
was received to day:
FORT SEDGEWICK, July IL.
| find Gen. Cars success to be
greater than first TepeFted. Standing
Bull was killed and over four hundred
fine animals were captured. among
them over one hundred fine mules;
also large quantity Of powder, and
over FIVE ions of dried buffalo meat.
Bull ,BearMas with the party The
prisoners report it to be the only body
of Indians known on the Republican
River. 1t is the same that fought
Forsyth and all other parties on the
Republican last year They say that
not one joined them from the North,
Quite a large amount Of money was
found by the soldiers in this camp,
and nearly all Of it, over 5000, was
given to the liberated white woman,
Mrs. Hugle, rs | am gladto say she is
likely to recover from her wounds
Her husband was killed when she
was taken, and Carr viii 20 out again
in about. two weeks Most OF the ami
mails are mares and colts, / have
given literally Of them to the Pawnee
Scouts, who are very efficient 20 the
troops. The prisoners l have sent to
Omaha Barracks.
(Signed) G. G.. AUGUR,
Brevet Major General.
A meeting of citizens was held at
the fremont House to day, at which
it was resolved TO celebrate the sue
cessful laying of the French cable. A
committee OF thirty was appointed to
make arrangements.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Omaha dis
patches say: General Augur returned
from Fort Sedwick, this forenoon.
General Cars victory is more com
plete than was at first reported. Over
four hundred horses and mules were
with a large quantity of
powder, and nearly five lons of dried
buffalo meat. Among the killed IS
the noted chief, Standing Bull. About
S900in money was found n the camp,
which was given to Mrs Weisel,
white woman reeapured. This was
the same body Of indians who last
year fought General Forsyth, and re-
Gently committed depredations in
Kansas. aH ~ W
Lieutenant Beecher, of the Pawnee
Scouts, reports a meeting of a small
of Sioux Indians on the Re
publican River. Three of them were
killed and wounded.
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sPAIN.

MADRID, July 18.-The Govern
ment has received telegram an
nouncing that Don Carlos has disap-
peared from France, aud has entered
Navarro. He was pursued to the fron-
tier by the police.
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EUROPE.
News by Atlantic Cable.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND. A
LONDON, July 19.-Tho first gen
eral meeting of the Women Fran
chisc Society was held here yesterday.
Among the notables present were
John Stuart Mill, Lord Haughton,
Hon. James Stansfeld, Henry Faw-
cett, Rev. Charles Kingsley, Louis
Blame There were also many ladies
present Addresses were delivered,
and a resolution unanimously adopt
ed in favor of female suffrage.
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Evansville q CraMfordsrLlle.

Le0Ue Exp. Mall. Freight.
T. Haute ....... 6 40 a NJ. 300 z NJ. 5:f5 81
Ntncennes..... 8 :25 A NJ. 30 MIL 40 4 n
-AyrfUe
Evansville III SO A BI.-.IO:34 p Br... $50 p N
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At O'Clock Pm. a aseIeet concert, execut-
ed bylthe artistic Evansville Orchestra
Wal snhVen tue scene with their unrlvaled
!. The best arfangemehts have been made
Win tue - hsiC0. to convey visitors to and
from the Springs uatil midnight
ssv- 81 IHaU nm
Tickets can be had at Scott's News De-
pot corner Main and Second streets, and
lnrthe evening nG the ticket office at the
springs ,e51oI EDWARD WELLER
afJy20 lsieH @rsaH IUnion copy.I
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.l3a


''.. I'D Lock HAVEN, PA.
Messrs. LIPPIECoTTf BE.AI1IEzg ELL, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Gents.-We have been using your mako
OF Gang saws in our mill, and dnd them,
Ia point OF duality, superior to any we
have ever used. h Yours, d.,
SHAW, BLANCHARD q co.
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The SRngePfeSi5.

ROCHESTER, July 19.-The Sanger
fest in this city, participated in by
Societies from Buffalo, Erie, Syracuse
and Hamilton, commenced to-day.
The principal buildings are finely
decorated, and the influx Of strangers
is large. This evening q grand con
cert was given at the rink.
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'VTTANTED, AGENTs, 875 70 800 por

EWYANTED. AGENTS, SIS TO 500 Der
w MONTH, everywhere. male and fe-
male, 70 INTRODUCES the GENUINE INT-
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tnis machiue VIII
stitch. hem, fell, tucz, quilt, coid, bind
braid and embr0ider Ia q mn So superior
1lanner. Price only &lSs Fully warrant
ed Tor i've years. We win pay $1,000 FOR
any machine that will sew a stronger
more beautiful, or more elastic seam thnn
ours. IL makes the " Elastic Lock siitch.D
Every second stitch can be edt, ana stiII
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing II. We pay agents from S75 % t211
per month and expenses. or a commission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SIeCOMB eco. .PItfsburrh
Pa, Boston, Mass., or So. Louis, Mo.
LituttOms-DO not be imposed ON by Oth-
er parties paimtng Off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise. Guns is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
s3000s SALARY. Address u. S. PIANO
Co., N. Y
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Surveyors Notice.

"a hereby notified that on Thursday
<August l2th, 1899, the County Surveyor viii
proceed 10 run Tie lines and perpetuate
the corners ~ tie Northeast quarter of
the Northeast quarter OF Section No 1, ia
Township No. 2, south of Range 10, west
E JyzO 3JW --.s f. l.. Brown.
Thomas NJ. Strain, Administrations of
Charles Harrington, deceased, VS.. heirs
- Of decedent. -[ ett -s
In the Court of Common Pleas, Vauder-
burg County, September term 1862
ffr.sf ~
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cThe Recent Fight with Indians.

s. CHICAGO, July 19.-The following
dispatch from General Augur, rela-
tive to the recent fight on the Repub-
lican RIVER. Kansas. Between a party
of Indians and a detachment oil the
United States troops under Gen. Carr,
was received o-day:
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r OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

~ that Thomas NJ. Strain, Admfnfstra-
tor of the estate OF Charles Harrington
deceased, has filed his petition TO sell part
sonar being Insufficient to pay his debts
as'd thatsaid petition y IL be heard al the
next term ofIhe Court of Common Pleas
of said county, to be begun at the Court
House. in the city of Evansville, Vander-
burgh County, Indiana, on the first Mon
day in .Septenl ber, 1869. ~
=. S0RENSON, Clerk,
Jy2O-w3w Court OF Common Pleas.
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I FIPEl FIREff FIBEIff

No. 4 DIZZY STREET, NEW YORK.
Great reduction in price. NO. J, g85; No.
2, $40: No. 8, sf5
above.
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The grounds viii be brilliantly nInmln.
ated with thousands OF colored lamps and
the lam ous H
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 19.-Marshal Valiant
has been reappointed Minister Of the
Imperial Household.4aa
The press of the city regard the
new Cabinet as one Of transition only.
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ans i9a f..i .r..r.'f t-r fFstHrfaE thr sFst-ta.
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Farm for Sale.

II Z. PARSONS. Nofss,. Ne. - nov
IL. feat, L, ~ hH Fsrtu. Asy ono wish
Tsg 60 huy -pait 81 eel ~ sPIty - Ssn.
The tarn - iarRe, containing 2tO acres.
divided ,ntn ~iEht t,clfs thrrc Wood ots. O., Cd
fsaus~. ssf oar N~aLov
Ihes~ o.. rst,saatrt - ~ 1909 rod, 81 stone
~sI. asi 500 APpL@ fser. e-'ui,Dg maturity .--
Good ~ Vi hi,tils-. 4HI picsiy .! water The
~ci~ snd pa.tst-.. fbc back pasture will bc
-Oi srp,rairA Il trsif,d.
The ,uysl.l good csc. good road 10 the
village aaI J.l..t Npss b., yae lsuse foo hu,.
S.,--s. ia. i~69 IS.
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III AR Z IE D

In N~wrv, Iyv cith. b. prtn Fostrr, Esq Edwin
y Fhilhtuok Of 1orhafn. IA 20 Miss Lrwclla l.
fn-trf, 81 Ncsry.
tn kuufori Foist. be 9Th. by I. wsicoit E.q
ChristoYh,r WlliuEs. and Miss Julia sicrus
t-pth - Hanover.
Ia b";hrl, psc =, Living ston - Robinson al !
ktss ham t. daughter Of ~ Ter 4 iOSns.
In ~ursHvr, tsc -. hy "a "a Hutchiu-un. Oscar p
ucsld ~ Sumner, and Miss Almstia Richa olson, OF
Hartford
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Farm for Sale.

SurUtTtD ore isii- tSus Ps's- Htli. % tn OBJ
- C.s~u,, Kssh is,,dtas e. Hu-khs,id. coHi.tntng
10 acres Of good iaad, cuts 90 tas- 81 good
Usy, wHh piea;y - .ss.iSrsgr aud ~pol . ~eu
altered, hts g''j Osca.s,I pf sriicJ lssit and
gpad hsIlins~ N,u D. 81. 80
has, 80 applied Boz soon ,le .s1s ritter "a
tents 'cs'los ,"Na- rIra eh4a-- i.r auy 80
~4nt g good farm.
inquirr. 10 The Yrr-eu, st Ac saiarribcr on
tbr prc1nisrs.
fst ot hr r.irch.sr no0ry MAJ rvfniiu on
mortgage. u JcsiSrI
ALiSSoN VI WARREN.
F4fss INc 80 I-u-