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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-The Su-
preme Court Today refused to grant
leave to file a petition of error in a
case involving the right of the Gin
cincinnati Council to remove the Fifth
Street Market House. This clears
the way for the erection of the Da-
wilson fountain, which will be ready
to be put in place the coming Sum
mer.
a drove of hogs. seized some days
ago by the meat inspector, were
slaughtered, but have been removed,
the owner giving bond not to sell
them in this market.
Barney Fitzsimmons, a tailor, fell
dead on Fourth Street to night.
The testimony closed to-day in the
Wareham murder trial. The argu-
ment begins tomorrow.
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New York Items.

NEW YoRK, February IA fire
occurred this afternoon il q ware
house of cotton owned by Cyrus Ohm
sted, at Nos. 81 and 56 Washington
Street. 1t is supposed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion.
The building contained 1.200 bales of
cotton, owned by r. Z. Wilson, who
estimates his loss at $4,000; partly in
sured. Loss on building and other
stocks about $4,000.
A Tribune special from Atlanta, of
31st ult., says: Both Houses met this
afternoon. In the House a protest
from Bryant, against the legality of
organization was read. A long dis
cussion followed, In which Bryant
and other Democrats made vehement
and bitter attacks on General Terry
and Governor Bullock. Before ac-
ton was taken, the Committee ap-
pointed to wait on the Governor, re-
ported that they had fulfilled their
duty, and the Governor replied that
he would notify the Commanding
General of the organization, and that
a communication from the General
Commanding and the Governor would
be sent in on Thursday, to which
time both Houses took recess.
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OnNsrIaEnrrnn-

The Three Remedies. " "BCHENCH's PU1-
aOSIo SYRUP," for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, bronchitis, aud every form of Con
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med-
tciue ripeus the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectoratIon. Purldes the blood. and
TINS cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ala
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place or the gastric Juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest tho most nutrlcious food. 1T is q
sovereign romedy for all cases Of indlges-
tion.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills,7 one Of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being q vegetable substitute for calomeI.
and having an the useful properties ass
crlbed TO that mineral, without producing
any of its Injurious effects.
TO these three medicines Dr. ii. III
Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his un-
rlvaIcd success In the Treatment of Pui-
monte Consumption. The rulmonlc syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges d.,
and purldes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove an OBJ
structions tuerefrom, give the organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which is one the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Iuvlgorates the
powers Of the stomach, ana by strengthen
ing The digestion and bringing it 90 nor
mai and healthy condition, improves The
quality of the blood. by which means the
formation Of ulcers or tubercies In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF heso medicines, as thus e.
planned, " tcure every case OF Consump-
tion. II the r mediea are used ia time and
the use OF the Is peIsey8red "a suGloient-
ly 60 bring the Gaze 10 savorab Bile term ma
don
uf. sohenoz's Almanac, con8aininga f4il
treatise on The various forms of disease,
his mode Of treatment, and general difec-
tlons how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by maiF by aadra sing his
Principal Ohlco, no I5 North sixth street.
Philadelphia, PA.
Price oi the PulDorlo syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each q so per bottle. or 81 50 q
hair dozen. Mandrake Pills. 15c. per box.
For sale by al dfuggisla and dealers.
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suIclde-News from Ft. Garry, &c.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA farmer named
Clayton, man of wealth, living a
few miles from Utica, Illinois, COM
mitted suicide on Sunday, by shoot
ing himself He was bachelor, and
worth 100000, and was much respect
ed. He labored under the fear of
choking to death by swelling on the
throat, with which he had been af-
ficted for many years.
A special from St. Paul says start
ling news comes from Fort Garry, via
Pembina, January 20, that Refill has
been ousted from his brief but abso-
lutte dictatorship In the Red River
settlement, and the old Hudson Bay
Company Government has been rein
stated under the title of Governor
and Council of Assiniboine, with
Governor McTavisk at its head.
For some time a dissatisfaction has
existed among the half breeds on
account of ReilPs ineficiency or in
atiVity, and taking advantage of his
temporary absence, the old regime
was reinstated. A guard met Refill
on his way back to Garry, and after
some faint resistance, he was taken to
Garry. The correspondent adds that
Refill is master of the situation again,
and that the report of his arrest
needs confirmation; but the case, as
above stated, is undoubtedly true.
The object Of this coup d'etdt is to
hasten the accomplishment of the
original designs of the half breeds.
They will petition the Canadian Gov
ernment first. and if unsuccessful,
they will resort to annexation. An
other special says that when Refill was
on his way back, and nine miles from
Fort Garry, two armed men joined
him and attempted to arrest him, but
he drew his revolver and told them he
would never be taken alive. Other
citizens came up and stopped the
tight, and took the whole party to
Fort Garry.
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CONoENsKD TELEGRAMs.

WEDNESDAY,, Febl uary 2.
An effort Is being made to close the
theatres in ST. Louis, on Sunday nights.
The Grand Jury in New York, on Mon
day, presented as nuissn noes the ToInbs in
Centre street, and the irightful tar pave
ment on Fifth Avenue.
A drunken man named McGeary was
run over by q train on the Iron Mountain
Railroad, near st. Louis, Monday night,
and cut in two.
Seventy new cases of the new cpl
deHnic relapSlng fever were reported TO the
New York Board of Health on Monday.
No deaths flom the disease have been re-
ported up 10 this time.
The Grand Army OF The Republic met In
Jefferson City Monday night for the pur-
pose of reorganizlng the Missouri Depart-
ment of the Order, and to establish a mu-
tuai insurance company.
Key West is in an intense state of ex-
element on account of the killing of the
editor of the Voce de CUBA, ana the sol
diers had to be called out to preserve order.
Ord Parker, weigh master at the Star
Mine coal shaft of the Indianapolis Roll
ing Mill ComDan in Clay County, fell
down the shaft eighty feet deep, yester-
day afternoon, and was instantly killed.
The Metropolitan Police bill for PhiIa-
delph1a, was amended by the insertion of
the Mayors name among the COmmis-
sioners has passed the Senate of PennsyI-
Yania.
Alex. Barney. clerk in the registration
department of the Boston Post Office, has
been helu for trial in 5000 bail, charged
with stealing two registered letters con-
tanning SlCO and $50. He is also charged
with stealing a gold draft.
The Rev. Horace Cook is to be tried for
MS -escapade with Miss Johnson, by his
Chufcn, on April 7th- Temporary tnsani-
" VIII ee alleged as his defense. The
EIeslulng Elder IS said to favor retaining
COOK IN ms ministry. (Doubtful)
Sheppard Stevens, formerly of BANGOR.
Name, was arrested at Quincy, Illinois, on
Monday, charged with stealing 5000 cur
rency and $3.50 Of the city bonds of Ban
gor, from q friend in New York, some
his person. Part of the money mas beeI1
invested in real estate in Kansas
The Kansas State Senate passed a cor.
current resolution asking President Gran
to recall Hugh Ewing, Minister 10 the
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Tennessee LegIslature.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IA resolution
was adopted in the Senate to-day
calling on the Committee on Federal
Relations to report on the Fifteenth
Amendment.
The Constitutional Convention
adopted resolutions that all Judges,
Counsellors, and other Judicial off,
GERS should resign on the ratification
of the Amendment to the Constitu-
ton.
Governor Senter announced that he
would take steps to bring to punish
ment parties who have taken part in
mobbing, and otherwise violating the
laws.
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The decision of
the United States Supreme Court,
affirming the validity of the Missouri
test oath, produced considerable sur
prise here, not only among Demo-
Gratis but Republicans. At Jefferson
City quite a sensation was produced
when the action of the Court was an
nounced in the Legislature.
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Mr.. REvELs, the colored SENATE
from Mississippi, appeared on the
Senate floor on Monday. and was con-
graduated by number Of Republi-
can Senators. He has been assigned
40 the only vacant seat on the Repub-
lican side, IN the extreme corner.
The Mississippi delegation submitted
their Constitution to the President
and Secretary Of State on Monday.
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NaHs Rom Kew WeSt.

KEY WEST, February 1.-The resi-
dence of the Spanish consul here is
guarded at night by military patrol.
The Cubans make no further demon
strations, but the authorities are
active and vigilant.
The U. S. flag ship Severn. and the
Monitors Decatur and Laugus, arrived
to. day from Matanzas.
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eEWcTAT. W0TTCEa.


Decrer itude is The natural acconpauI- n
ment OF Old afc, but ~ may De anchor
ateQ- and the period OF entire uei UiessnesB
long postponed by The iudlci0us use OF g
healthtui stlmuiQnt Physicians, fahy
aware OF this fact, usually recommend
and Yigor OF maturity have been sus-
pended Dy the feebleness aud prostra1iOn
which are the ineVitaD e results % declfn-
Ing ye1rs, Fort Wlnet gin, brandy and
ciher liquors arc olien prescribed ny neQl-
cai men for aged persons, but the impulse
Whleh iermente1 and distilled liquors give
70 tue circulation, and toe energy they
seeil 70 ln part 1s trausitory, unless the
aicohOEc principle Is modified and Quali-
hed Dy the presence of medicinal t0nics
aud lnVl eOraut8. OF al tho combinations
ot dluuslve stimuli with the juices OF
netDs, roots and DaE KS that have ever
been administered % tlo aged and lnnrm
with the view Of sustaining their waning
strength, cheering their dropping spirits
anu reiibvlnE the aches and pains 10
Wntel iliey are subjected, none has been
found so eGieacfcus, So agreeable, and -
permanent im It's effects ass Hostetteafs
stomach GltterG The dI ference between
tile etect OF Lhe bltters and that Cf mere
eXcltamts however pure, is the same as he-
tween the effect ct sudden aud moment
0ry application OF excessive force 90 81
CONTINUOUS application Of exactly the
requisite amount of force 10 the same end.
The mere spirit OF physical energy proc
uuced by a. dram (and which is always
sucr ee CrEd 10y g. c0rresp spoudluE ugpressfeEz3
never yet benefited any man on woman
suffering from physical decay. A cordial
Ike HOEtettst'd Bitters, 40 onOe soothing
and lnEigoratiDgs Is the remedial agent
requiieo.
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HAVANA, February 1.-The steam
er Larlea,. from Key West, arrived
this morning, with the remains of
Gonzalo Costeman, late editor of the
VOce de Cuba. Preparations are
making for the funeral, and subscrip-
tions are being raised to provide for
the children of Costeman.
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RATGmEzOR,s IEArR nYR.

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gears reputation TO uphold It's integrity.
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New York
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VOL. AL.

THE Hartford C5urant says should
Mr. DAWES ever run for Governor Of
Massachusetts,, many Democratic pa
pers will be bothered to explain away
the fine things they are now sayi lg
Of him
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PORTLAND, Feb. 1.-The final rites
here in honor of George Peabody,
took place to-day, and after appro-
pirate ceremonies the remains were
escorted to the cars, which left at ten
o'clock, for the town of Peabody,
Massachusetts,.
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me Heallng Pool.

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BOSTON, February 1.-The fifth an
nual reunion of the Yale Alumni
took place last evening. The Presi.
dent, Hon Dwight Foster, was eho.
sen President for the ensuing year.
a singular legal controversy orig
mated from a recent FIRE In Somer-
vile, growing out of the cut
ting of the fire engine hose,
which laid across the Eilchburg Rail-
road. by a passing train. The loss By
the fire was $25, 900. and suits are
brought against the Fitchburg Rail
road by the town for damage 70 the
hose, and by the Underwriters, the
latter for SO 600, which amount they
claim could have been saved but for
the cutting Of tho hose.
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eyy Advertisements.
eTg AtlFersiseua enss.
exc cutr-ix sale
FTuE
ne Art Collection
OF THE LATE
MAS THOMPSON. Esq.

Hr l H.LEEDS q MINER, AuctioneeFs,
Galleries, ST aud Sl9 Broadway,
NE1 w DIRK,
ncIng Monday, February eth, and
nuing day and evening until the
3 collection shall be sold.
% collection is believed to be tile most
We and valuable ever owned in the
States. Valued about $500 COO COM
more than a thousand pictures
Celebrated European artists from
century to the present time, in-
many originals Of great value. also
hundred Paintings irom celebrated
AN artists.
IRE collection 30iB be sold t0tfh0ut re-
'e or limitation, % close The estate.
re gatalogue, q book OF more leo closely
utai pages viii be forwarded on receipt
ats. Address the Auctioneers
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COLUMBIA, S. c., February IA.
j. Whipper was to-day elected to fill
a vacancy on the Supreme Bench,
caused by the resignation of Con-
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HousF.-Mnch time was occupted bv

HoUsE-Much time was occupied by
Poland and others in the House, discuss
ing the disabilities of certain members
elect to take the test oath ..FarnsWorth
presented a bill to prevent gift enterprise
circulars and other such matter passing
through the mails, and asked that 1t be
put upon its passage. Objections being
made, 1t went Over,.....-..Sch heDck reported
a bin TO amend the tariff laws, and moved
that it be made the special order of the
I'byursijaV nntIi sIisnosefi Of 4 ioIn0 dis
cussion ensued, and the text of the amend
ment was read and debated the debate
taking a wide range, the Chairman being
often compelled to call members 10 order
for remarks trrevalent to the question.
Without any disposition of the report the
Committee rose and the House adjourned.
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NTS WASTED everywhere to sell
lERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
rui ~ practical Family Knitting Ma
.'tal aver invented. Price SIS. VIII knit
itches per minute. Address A MERI-
NITTING MACHINE CO, Boston,
a4 lr st. Louis, Mo.
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T-sSsA US rex K0UNG MEN. VINO
E~A have fQiien into vicious habits, and
now desire higher life, and m better
Nd NLtCDD5 with certain means ii relief
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BOAT STORES, OILS.
Gelling 0nf af 80

a $ 1 am about to make chance In the
Ia house offer my entire stock. OF fancy
goods below cost 10 consists i'm ladies'
amd Ch1ldren's Worsted Hoods; also in
Ladies Breakfast ShaWls and Hosiery
Laces and ell kinds OF Trimmings.
Henceforth we will keep always On hand
2 good STOCK Of Millinery Goods ana HUI
man Hair Goods. Particular attention
paid 10 Hair WoIE. Braids made OF comb
lngs. Stamping is also done here.
a. O.. SA5SENGUT
No. IS west side ri Main Street between
First and second. Evansville, Ind.
fam2A-tH3
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND


LONDON, Feb. 1.-Tbe shareholders
of the Anglo American Company
held meeting yesterday 10 consider
a scheme for analgamation with the
French Cable Company. projected
some time ago. TIE matter was post
poned, and Wi be suhjected to a vote
at another meeting.
The Russian loan recently put upon
the market here, Is 2 great success.
Half Of the cotton mills at Wigan,
which were recently compelled to
close on account Of q strike among
the operatives have resumed
LONDON, February Mr.. Mad
dington goes 10 Cau5da to urge the
Dominion Parliament to complete
the railroad through the Provinces.
Lord Cairns has reassumed the
conservative leadership of the House
Of Lords.
Mr.. Portcr American Consul at
Tripoli. is dead
FRANCE
PARIS, February I.-Rumors Of the
death Of the Pope are again in cir
eulation to-day. It is ascertained,
however, that His Holiness has been
afflicted with an epileptie ft, and is
not regarded as seriously i'll
BREsT, February 1. - The steamer
Lafayette, from New York. has ar
rived.
PARIS, Feb. L. There has been
a remarkable increase in the num-
Der of cases of smallpox within few
days.
Yesterday a sharp debate occurred
in the Corps Lagislatif, on the de-
crees for temporarily admitting iron
and cotton fabrics. On a vote being
reached, the Government was sus.
tanned.
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1lILLARD'S

aaE BILLIARDS. Have now been In
general use in the
rr TTG United states over
~ k E ~ no years, and still
tgledged the best " wherever used.
H..t eur stOrekeeper does not have these
ar.fllas for gale, ask him to get them; they
a.l Old by respectable JObbers almost
era where.
C'rsular of prices mailed on application.
81 loRTLLARB q CO., New York.
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-The
drought in the southern portion Of
the State continues. The cattle in
Lurar and Santa Barbara Counties
are now dying. sThe settlers are seek
ing other locations. Without liberal
rains immense loss viii result to
stock and the farming interests.
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som ny Al pRuaersrs.

SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
-..re LLARD's is an excellent article of
"A - granulated Virginia /:
att-ENFR wherever introduced 1t
AHAENG is universally admired.
"a & q % 10 Is put up IN hand
nuslin bags, in which orders for
haum Pipes are daily packed.
gLEAMD'S is made of the choic-
rAA nf,,h est leaf grown; 1t is
ettA SA0D anti-nervOus in It's
ng Tobacco effect, as the Ntco-
ta8n extracted it leaves no disH-
.aste after smoking; il is very
t. gab in color and weight, hence one
w4lI last as long as three or ordinary
l. In thts brand we also pack orders
ay FOR hrst quality Meerschaum
Try III and convince yourselves IL
10 claims to be, " THE FINEST OF
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PITTsBUBG, February 1.-Seveu
frame tenement houses of Homer,
Wood & Co.'S, Rreck'5 Run, in this
city, we're burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. Fourteen families were left
shelterless.
Arrangements arc making for hold
ing National Convention ia this city
early in March. for the purpose of Sc
curing an amendment to the Consti-
tuition recognizing God and the Holy
Scriptures.
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INSURANCE.

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STATEMENT of the Condition OF the IN
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Total assets 80 884
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The SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms. CO.,
OF MASSACHUSETTS
CAPITAL AND 5URPLUs. ............. $50 @, 600.
This weIl-Ixuo4En Com pany continues to
insure against Loss AND DAMAGE BY
FIRE on all kinds Of buildings merchan-
disc, household furniture. and an other
fnsuIable property al reasonable rates.
Applications received and policies issued
by e. *. DREW, agent,
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