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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The English
iron Plated war steamer Captain was
lost off Cape Finisterre. All on
board persisted, numbering 500.
LONDON, September 9-The body
of Patrick Fitzgerald was found near
Dugsuron, ireland. to-day. It's. sup
posed he was shot for polis ieal reasons.
Forty breach leaders aud large
quantity of ammunition was seized
by the police of Cork to-day. No ar
rests.
The German correspondent Of the
1gfxnes writes as follows, from Will
helmethah on September 9th:
"The Imperial train reached here
at 9.35 PM, where the German Off
GERS, General BlousH aud resident
officials OF the province had Assem-
bled. The Emperor, on alighting.
passed to Biouski's carriage. saluf-
ing the officers of corps. who drew up.
with presented arms. He looked Sc.
rious. not crushed. There were no
signs of bloat or unhealthy e7nboa.
roinf. He wore the undress uniform
of a General, with a ridibg cap 81
the GaFibaldian pattern. The erowC
was silent. respectful and sympathetic
"Senor CASTELAR, is at the head o.
the Spanish Republicans,
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San FRANCISCO News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g. The steam
ship Lamargo. collided with 4 coal
keteh, near Auckland, New Zsland.
on July 23d, and both vessels found.
cred Immediately. Eighteen lives
we're lost.
Letters from England reached
Auckland. July 15.h. via San Fran
cisco, nine days before letter was re )
eeived via Suez.
The principal portion of the town
of Port Wine, California, was burned
on the 1st, twenty two buildings we're
destroyed.
A great interest is taken In the mu-
nicipal election which takes place to-
morrow. IL will be closely contested.
HoNoLULU. August 24.-A solemn
1e Deup1 was sang in the Catholic
Cathedral, to commemorate the fate
OF Napoleon. The King. Ministers.
Diplomatic Corps, and the officers oI
JamestoWn, attended.
The volcanic mountain exhibits
signs Of another rupture, since the
violent earthquake and heavy rains.
The Metcalf plantations has beer
sold for $46, 600
The Queen Dowsgsr Katamo, Il
Gaags rously Ill,
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COS.SsB FsLEGRAHs.
sAruRpAY. sept.

SATURDAY, Sept. 10.
Gold closed Ia New York, yesterday, ut
Gen. Sherman arrived az san Francisco
yesterday and had grand reception.
Gen. WoodfoFd challenges GOV TIoffmasf.
70 stump the state with him.
The United states Base Ball Climb. of
Wheeling best the Atlanfics, cfs PITTS bnrg,
Oy score Of II TO 0.
Rsv. Nathan Lord, late President Of
Dartmouth Cohege, died at Hanover. VT,
yesterday, morning. aged " years.
Charles 6o-ald, President OF the NORTH
ern Railroad Company, OF New Jersey,
'dhed "a Thursdays In Ireland.
The election in san Frnntisco, passed on
quietly yesterday. Most OF the tax-pay-
er's ticket was elected.
The remittanes from San Francisco to
New YORK. last week. reached 100000,
prineipa " in silver bullion.
The csnsus shows the population o.
twent nty-three swards of the city Of Pitts
burg between The two rivers 10 be 66s251.
Three deckhands OF the sleam-tug Red
Jacket, which exploded her boiler at Perth
Amboy. on Thursday, are missing and are
supposed TO be lost.
The Democratic Congressional Conven.
mated Hon. Bovd Wlnohester, for re-elec-
ton from the Louisville District.
A Mr. Coz, noted politician, wal
Killed IN the streets OF Denver yesterday
bvfffsyhlning. The horse he rode and one
he was leading were also killed.
Thfi transit Pacific excursion party arriv
ed AZ Georgetown, California; yesterday
MOI ming, tsy coach, and left on hOrseb bach
for gfrayH Peak and other p9ints OF in
serEst.
~ IRE In PhiladeIphia on THURSDAY
night destroyed a large building used fol
naLufactuTing purpo es- Loss $50. goo, sus
tanned by variety Of small mannfacaur
era.
The Albany Cadets were In Phiiada1ph phil
on Thursday night ard partook OF a b an
quet at the Continental Hotel, as fhi
guests OF the National Guards Of Philadel
phia. ~
A mammoth cave. with q stream Q
water running through 1t, has been dis
covered, and explored for two miles. Il
Utah, on the new road. between Caeh Va
ley aud Bear River Valley. at some point
In the cave the roof is 20 high that
could not be seen by the lights they haC
A more thorough exploration Will B
made.
Before the last Congress of the Fenia
Brotherhood adjourned c0mmittae. cor
slstinG of Colonel O. A4ahony, OF New Xorh
&cFeny, Of 1T Louis, and Edward earns
han, OF BoStcn. were appointed to confg
with Cen O'NeH on the basis of a uni0
W tn his branch of that organization. tn
com mttee met Gen. OsNeu at Wfndso
and an agreement was made betwee
them. wheleby O'Netl accepted the Cor
stitutioa OF the Savage branch OF the o.
gaHization.
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WAsHENGFoN. Sept. 9.--Treasurer
SpinneFis sgain very sick. and uoa bic
to attend to ofieialsdugies. eiag
The Cabinet today talked over the
Franco Prussian war question, and
formally agreed, which had already
been done, thata dispatch bs sent to
Minister Bancroft, ia reply 20 one
from him. In which this government
sars, IN substance. that while we can
not act Ia connection with other ma
tions. yet III our good offices should
be requested by the beliigeRents, We
would be happy 60 lend them with .
view to bringing about peace between
the two great powers with which we
have traditional friendship.
The President has not ynt desig-
mated the successor TO Motley. nor
will any name be announced until il
| be known that she person TO whom
the mission may be offered will ac-
cept.
The President will leave for Long
/ Branch tonight, and return TO Wash.
fiugton on the 1st of October with bis
family.
The United States steamer Brook.
lyn left Norfolk for the EuropeaT
squadron.
The new Ministers of Colombia and
Chill we're presented to the President
Dispatches received last night from
London state that a Peace Congress-
will assemble at Vienna on Saturday.
MThe following appointments were
made TO day by the President:
Erastus B. Dennison, of New Mex
ico. Indian Agent in New Mexico
Jasper a. Wall, of Iowa, Superin,
tendeBt of Indian Affairs, for Mon.
| taBa; r.. ID. Pease, of Montana. In
dian Agent for tbs Crows, Of Mon
tapa; w. u. McCauley. Indian Agen
for the Blackfeet aud neighborini
/ tribes Uics i. L. Blake, removed
1 Charles 8. Jones, ofthe District ofCo1
umbia. Indian Agent for the Vol
tread and other Indians Ia Montana
rice Nj. w McCanley.
Major Cramer, Of Kentucky, wa.
appointed Resident Minister, at Den
mark; Abner Abby. of Neg York
4 Secretary Of LeRltiop. At Madrid
Il VIM. Al. Page, or Virginia, Consul al
Port Said, Egypt; Samuel Ii. King
man. Consul At Brindisi Thomas III
Stewart, Of Pennfy4vania, Consul a
Leipsic: II. Fox, Consul at Ply
mouth; Ralph Abercrombie. CoDsu
at Tuois; Thomas III. Brady Of In
diana, Consul at St. Tbomss.
WASHINGTON. Sept. "a state
ment bas been copied into certaiI
newspapers that James Fisk. Jr., oi
his partner, Jay Gould, had paid th'
$100subscription BY the President las
year to the fund for the family of thi
late General RaWlins. There is no
only authority for contradicting thi
statement, bat an additional fact ha
been ascertained that moro thar
double that amount was contributes
by the President He was, as trustee
invested with s38, 500 for Mrs. Raw
Inns. In registered bonds besides pay
log s.. 900 on a house for Mrs. r. i
Danville, Connecticut. NB&
Secretary Boutwell, will return 4
Washington 10 about a week or tel
days.
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LONDON. September 9.-The Prus-
SLAMS are advancing on Paris rapidly.
Their cavalry are already within ten
miles OF the.city iortiieations.
The Northern Railroad las been
cut By the Prussi2ns. The main body
Of the army Is within thirty miles of
Paris There Is tremendous con.
sternatlon IN the vicinity Of the Can
ital. and great exeitepent in Paris
Especial to The Tribane
LoNnoE, Sept. ga private cor.
respondent telegraphs from Paris on
Friday morning
understand from FreucIl
sources. on which I can place i'm
plicit reliance. that as EngIaad has
thus farsdeciined to take any steps to
induce Prussia to consent TO an ar
mistic. as "a preliminary TO treaty of
peace, involving no territorial sacri-
fce, and 81; delay un3er the cireum-
stances must result in further blood
shed, the Austrian Government has
taken the task.
lAssocisted Press Cable,
LoND0N, September 9 The French
cable, between ST. Pierre and Dax-
bury. ID NON repaired and the tests are
periect. All three Atlantic cables
are now 10 working order.
LONDON. Sept. "a special corrs-
spoDdeDt of the Tribune writes from
Paris Thursday that D'Aumale will
prove q more iormidable candidate
than Count de Paris, The refusal Of
tbe Government TO allow the Orlesa-
lists 10 remain in France is generally
approved. What brings them here
is TIRE belief that their preiensions
viii be favored BIZ the English Court,
and that the wife of one of the Eng
lish Cabinet Ministers is intriguing
for them. 49, f
Troops are eneamped u the Are de
Triomph. throughthe Neatly gate. mp
TO Dourbed0vo.
AN 1.-THE houses within the military
zone, outside the forti6cafions, are
now pulled down. $500 49,,
e An officer with whom I eOnversed,
said he was afraid there would be a
panic among the soldiers. They are
so utterly dem0Falized that the off :
GERS can do nothing with them. Strn9-
giers Of ell kinds are about the streets.
LONDON. Sept. 9-Capt. Cowper
Gales, lord Northbrook, son of Mr..
ChildeRs. and first Lord of the Ad-
miralty. went down on the iron clad
Naptath.
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Are you prostrated by night swea
n g. -ean gou De- 20 relIsl9
YOU GANl

Clouds LnUigOrating Cordial con-
tains In happy combination those sub
stances which viii speedily restore
yon to health and gigor: Iron. 10 en-
rich the thin aud watery blood; phos-
phorons lin combination). to arrest
the nervous waste; active vegetable
agents to excite the healthy secrc-
tions Every weakly man and woman
in the land viii fnd in this CoRDIAL
strength and restoration Call on
your druggist for copy of the llttl.e;
pamphlets called LIFE AND HEALTH,
and read the indubitable evidence Of
its work. Lsepi6 I =
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PRuSSIA.

BERLIS, September 9-After pro-
tracted conference among members
:. of the North Germanlconfederation 1T
has been decided that the French
provinces OF Alsace and Lorraine
Ne eunexed to Germany, and not to
Prnssia individually.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

~ T.. @. BridweII & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, PRt-
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perf1msry, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RoekbridRe Af1m Waters.
ieIT-tf
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/ have four DWELLINGS lor sale on
Ninth Street. between Sycamore and
Vines also a ono story brick house
On William Street. in the Northeast
eFn or RoRley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come aud buy.
Asa IGLEHART,
sep3 f No, II Third Street,
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cry FKRE DEPAHTMEl

cry FIRE UEWAWTBE EMIT:
ALI BEEHEREmS ~ tae City Hire De-.
EA parlm8ut are hereby uutlnea to ul-
fnnd tha fnnerat ~ o'CiQnM 1un0aTs pf
our deoeagef Mayor tnn hoH. W il.Ll p
and Ladder Companies rYlff De amnreurt-
ntelv dAaped ia mourn na. ana VIII no
nqsimnHi fJOHgtlunG iu fne process um.
All memkera Of old OF oiaNauaed Fire
Com Danfes are imwitaa q join Duf KMmEa
nnder their former cfIcfra.
The Fire Department 81 tii EaHaN at hheir
respective TEnainc Houses ~ ~ ri. on eun-
day. The mineral takes place nl two N 1f.
IOHf A. HhHHK,
II Chief ra Department.
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Choice store Room for Rent.
The 6ne four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank. will
DO for rent on and after September 4.
Apply TO JOHN w. FpsTER, at the
Post Office. je24-H
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s%The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
olic Church viii hold a Fair from the
evening Of September 9th. to Ocso-
Der 4th. The particulars viii be
published in due time.
auglS-H The Committee.
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Nnil.a n nsIInnnenfs.

3 After the 1st day of October tbs
additional penalty Of six per cent. viii
attach "a an delinqnent taxes. al
parties interested are requested to cal
at the Office and settle the same.
n. LURKEEHEI1fER. ~. W. o.
Treasurers ofice, yandefbarR Co.
SEPT Z, 1870 IA IseT9td
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SPAIN.


MADRID, Sept. ga gf5at mani.
festati0n Of sympathy wish the Frenca
Republic vas made here yesterdag-
Twenty thousand citizsns marched
through the streets With banners and
uotfoes fatterfng 10 France. and with
bands playing the Marsaillaise. TheHe
was 90 disorder after the procession.
At The meeting held, Castelar, deliv
cred the address, ia the course Of
which be said: The conscience Of hu-
manify breathes again In witnessing
the punishment of Europe and the
triumph Of the Republic. The Span
isn people, delivered from their King,
and ruled now By universal suffrage.
will nov join the great political moves
ment TO form United States Of Eu-
rope. Immense applause. To day
give France your sympathy. awailing
the moment you may aid her with
arms. This. was received with en-
thusiastic shouts of approval.
TRoxEa Sept. 9.--The PrnssiaBs
passed NitTy lie. Eraneais yesterday.
Their scouts make enormous reqasi-
siti0ns on the surrounding c0untry,
and declare eYerywhefe, in the Bame
Of the King Of Prussia. that oonscrip
ton is abolished. "a aa
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For 0fAer Atpsr Ifems re z9lfra fase.
There were no additional arrivals
last night The Packets departed
with fac trips. sg5
The Marv Miller and hallie bagon
had first rate trips The Mary Miller
went up the river, meeting the Pales-
tine about half way to the point, and
Iashing alongside took her passengers
ana transfer freight. and proceeded
down the river......Tbe Palestine had
a clever trip down, and bad fair
trip back,-.~Mr. q. "a. VaUkirk, for
some months past chief clerk Of the
Palestine. has resigned that position.
Mrs Vanlxirk has made many friends
along the rivereduring bis brief ads
ministration. Phil. Beverly. for long
time second clerk Of the Taruscon,
and young gentleman Of acknowI-
edged worth ard ability viii
probably succeed Mr. Yankirk.
............Yesterday Captain III
sbewmaker. Of Terre Haute ex.
changed the Eau Claire to Richars
/ Jones, Of this oily, FOR the prcpellel
David Himrod boat Cor boat Thl
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.AppEEIoyAL BUSINESS LOCALS:
important Questlons.

Arc you feeble and languid2 4
Do you rise IN the morning, unre-
freshed aud devoid Of appetite, for
breakfast? @ME4
Are you prostrated by night sWeats
Are you slowly recovering from the
tortures Of prolonged fever2
Are you tormented with gnaWing
pains in the region of the stomach,
with indescribabis forebodines, pro-
duced By the fermentation and iEdi-
gestion Of the very food which should
give you life and health and cheerful.
ness2 =
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REI.GIum.

BRUssELs, September.9 The Nom
f,ezg indignantly repels the charge re
centlymades that the .Belgians NAL
treated the Germans who were driven
out OF Paris.
BRUssELs, September 9.-Mr. San
ford. late Minister Of the United
States. has just returned from a visit
to Bouillon and along the French
iront5er. He writes a letter to the
Iadepeaaeasce Beige. in which he asks
the Belgian government to send off,
ciaIs TO the frontier to supervise the
measures for the relief Of howounded
and prisoners. In what has already
heen done. he says the conquefors
have acquired, afresh,-the title TO the
respect and csteem of mankind, while
forcing a new link IN the chain bind.
ing he brotherhood OF nations. The
ReJgians have devoted The Fown oi
CieTduon. an admirable location, tc
the reception Of wounded. and it Il
now turned into q great hospital.
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ITALY

FLoRExoE. September 9--Nartino
has rarried impoTtaBt propositions to
Italy, Gen, Ciaidena appointed
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OFFTCTAT..

LErrEEs RETAINING UNCLAIMED IN th b
POst-OlIce at Evansville, state of indiana
on the 9Th day OF EeptembeF 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
viii please say /" Advertised" )" giving date
LADIES, E.EGF
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VIcKsBURd, Sept. Up. South
Western at 10 last night; Gov. Allen
at4 and City or Cairo this evening.
NEW OaLEANs. Sept. 9..-Arrive 3 /;
Thompson Dean. St Lou 81.
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JoIat DIsrnssi0ns.

The following are the list Of ap-
pointments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain Gooding and Judge
EIbiaek.
oWensvIIIe. Gibson County, Wednesday,
18th sept. PM.
Haubstadt. Gibson County, Wednesday,
lfIh Sept. " PM.
Patoka, Gibson county, Thursday. 18th
Sept PM.
Edwardsport, Knex County, Friday, 10Th
Sept. at l Pm
oaktown, Knox coonty, Saturday. lzth
Sept, I PM.
vlncennes. Knox County satarday,
Sept. s..l7th. rs Pm.
EPSON, ,DavIess Coanty. Friday, 2sd sept,
Ppm.
Washington. Davies County, satarday,
sept. cath, r. NJ
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- - ..iiI f,(--v may ffitter nWnW their
,s.9se As1r,aiie 10 nif any laainA pnrnQsa, be-
cause some iings ~ ~ 30. !. ~ ~ ~
loL ~ sss,iee within thcir reach epl fn hiG.
a~soalnderfai nrEange.5a.en,i fi nat21e aas pro
49, fg't.la Is heir %, aucl1Y Euo aIu or aci-
.s nl.-s. .fnn mnafc1unf firtua9 of certain
,s Toots and na III have been conc
ntS-d AND the result now known an
~, = ire civilized Wor a ns MlsNf fWH'8
nupH RaTIHh3. 40 tlnrounuiv fUflGaE
fi,e blood, fnvIaoratea lh1 nervous nrreH,
a1@wnfes tha standard a. aiN tna vial
forcaa. and euHtniug "a most haalthfui tone
oil The entire human f,l4e alAatiQH5 SOD
Hortinan and Coz Pro lfiaiaiai Tan ter
rsnxgyivauiai
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m5Ff9 NOS Cor mmn t0 fFina, lifa la brief
Onr age IS Dnt tho falling pt q ieaL
we nave mo time " apott AWA4 the
Aii 1nTa rnnaf be earnesf in e world axe
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Great AotlVity in LAY.
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WAR IN EUROPEl.
PRUsSIAN CAVALRY WITHIN
TEN Mills OF PARIS.
Main Body Within ThIriy Niles.
Northern Railroad Cut BY Prassians
GREAT ONsTERNATIslN
IN PARIS. AZ Asaaa
RM mister WmSHbmRme7sa 4 Ado
dress TO ahe SOAdfera and
people Of Parta
The CommandeF OF 6tFRsb0Rrg Given
E0rty.kighs H0Hrs 60 Consider
Terms or Surrender.

VIJTO I HUGO'3 ADDRESS TO
TdF GERMANS.
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MEMPHIS. Sept Or Wei tlter eleart
mercury 49, River falling Dsnart-
ed-CommonWeslth. for St. Louie;
Norman, Evansville, Julie, Ficka-
burg, Belfast. Mollio Moore and Lo-
onidas, New Orleans.
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Himrod will ~ 10 the Wabash
toon as the stage "a water in that
river viii permit. The I.aa Claire
viii ply in this vicinity rs q lob tov.
boat.........Capt T. e Ryuaa, 81 she
steamer Alpha. is Is tEo citv. lookinr
after bis new boat. now under way
here........Gapiain B. Tag or, OF lta
Reytona and bargss. arrived homo by
the Palestine lass night Ho has aot
his feet in irsE rate condition, txespt
the new boilers, which are about
ready to put aboard when this is
done he will have one OF iho hsst
TOW boats il commission.
BOats Leaving am HNmdmw.
/ FoR New ORLEANS. The slscant
steamer Armadillo viii Be down to
morrow. Cd foufe to NeV Orleans.
Csptaih George Wolf commands. and
w H Armstrong has ohtFsa oi Che
ofice. and both are hiehy aooomp-
lished and elegant gentlemen. TIE
Armadillo has admirable aeeommoas
tions forpasseuGers.
Manffeata.
Manifest of the Efeamaf Mary AUief
Cail q to Eransville, Seutamhfr0 l6To;
Ceofge LoFebz Is z s4hs wfIes TeIth al
Lsfrekes "A & h91lsa 4 M a cas sai nannr
oats. Lyon e. MAohen aT slaf-a unarEs n
SH 2ssss " & 7ae - sse1egTs l2als M WiseAai
alei paaaennerl horse
REsIHFpEn.
Iogisvile-4 erate fronts. B baskets.
fandhrs, summer fronls. bh 40 tobacco.
toviugton-l hid tobacco,
River Disnnfeh 81.
PrTrsBUR6, September g.-Mono-
gahela falling slowly 2 feet inches
ia the channel. Nolhing d0inR On the
wharf, except small feffnfs OP
freight for che ateamGr Cnfiisa.
Wheeling packet. .Wcathff warm and
cloudy. Thermometer. sa
II PITTsBURa. Sept 9-Cioudy. with
indications ot rain, MononRahela two
feet and six inches. and falling
NAsHvfLLE. Sept o. River lalls
iag slow, With 28 inches ca Hafpelh
Shoals. Weather clear and WARN
Departed Umpire. Cairo
MEMPHIS. Sept 0.-- Weftlter sleari
mercury S3o. River falling. Depart
ed-Uommonwealth, for St. Louls;
Norman, EvaDsviligs julie, Nioka-
burg, Belfast. Mollie Moore and Lo-
onidas. New Orleans.
VIcRsBURo. Sept. o. Up: South
Western at 10 last night; Gov. Allen
at4, and City Of Cairo this evening.
NEW ORLEANs. Sept. 9.--Arrivei;
Thompsou Dean. g. Louis.
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commander in chef Of the rrny.which
has been mobilized Republicans
demonstration here yesterday. s.
IHerald's Special
FLOREHcE. Sept 9.-10 A.M.-The
government is actively strengthening
the army at every point. Great agita
ton Is reported throughout the coun-
Try. aud the Republicans are organiz-
ing rapidly
Tke ORGANS are leaning toward the
occupation Of Rome, which has pos-
itively been determined on. The
appointment of General Rec0Iti, as
Minister Of War, Indicates that bold
measures will be taken.
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Strength Mug The army at Every
es1aa ~ Poinf. aa as E
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GEORGE SANDS. /"

MARsEILBE, Sept. 9.-AH of the
regular troops thai vere here left On
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IsoJisvilie-4 grafe fronts. & hhrkrir
Tenders, A simmer fronla. 3 bi1 is tobacco.
COvington-l hhd tobacco.
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Manifest of The Steamer tiaFy MIIaf.
Caii q 10. Eranspllie. henlarn bffa. lgIns
George LoFebz. 10 pHH vii LeIch
Lsfrekes IA 4 h9Xisfs 4 M e ras eas B nannr
Co. Drls pears Reilly % 90. E9 eunrn
oats; lyon & 1ILchen, 81 sael.s whanLs N
Gumb berts 10 sac KH feathers LoniH WlEchmi
3 pieises y pc. Fred Kfaluer Co. q huEcH
aies DaEsenner, horse.
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BOAT STORES.
W. q. Brown 3 90
Dealers in Select BOatst0res
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Himrod viii go 70 the Wabash as
toon as the stage o. water In thal
river will permit. The Ilaa Claire
will ply in this vicinity asa job tow-
bnaf Ciant Y q p
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There we're no additional arrivals
last night. The Packets departed
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NASHVILLE. Sept B-tiv iail-
ing slow, With 28 inches ca Hafpeth
Shoals. Weather clear aud Warm.
DEPARTED Umpire. Cairo