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A Fortune ia Life and b D81a

$500 #L .0tJs 4AsVtI lt&N H #l-tH1s
Distributed Monthly BT IuE to EaHcHt
Holders ia the Monthly Dividend Azus
Lille Insurance Company Of Rauaa8EUHml
So 40 secures IS policy @ Insurance ca
Mutual Benefit Plan auG entities
holder topa rtteiu pate In the monthly 1is
arfbutEou. Aou women and children
cure policies and thousands have 1a
made rich in Aife and th8ir fHm8a
Portable al death Every policy
hersd. and the f0rtaunta holders notified
monthly, and one of soc above au1HUut &
forwarded 10 Hhair address Eauu H-
name and fulI age Eostufhee address
nearest Express ltHeC. &aareEs
derH 40 ALEX ANDEss s. lAAffE
Gen. Agent HDnesaale. wayne la.
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BAvgwR3.0R,s RAER DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world. Harmless, reliable insbant ane0uss
does not contain lead nor any TtSaIso pos
son to produce paralysis or death Avoid
the Wanted and delustve preparations
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 30 years untarntshed reputation 70
uDhoId its Integrity as the only Perfect
Bair Dye-BlaoE or Brown sold by al
Drugg1Hta- Applied at 70 Bond Street, New
YORK. italo
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TIE NEW ROOD SOURCE.

NJ - - 4 s. Z rrF-
Mais nom pure irish Moss.
g. 0arraeser. q conceded
Is be the healrhiest,
e1,aav,as4 and ra0st aeiBe4gus frsd 10 tbe
world,
Al package. eosgfre a few cents. viii make
sixteen Quarts 81 EIano Mango. and 5. pro-
Tset ls sauce sE0~-s' SAs1h Al--e 11''aaef
- ~ 9a.l-Asi s-e.a -.
- lis creating q great
sensation in the
aerhtfBl avor conveb l2e nee t5r desert
- n r. ~. -
-----
E A& Ataa@ &AseH&
pada.as q tn ease
ssnassnt tbat a.e man S. ssa.ssa sFho has
f,r5ee se5arI "a s 5sfaFc Sfaure. pu5dinu.
Cusaar8. cream. Charlotte Husse, or amy
G0dsend, will deny Its clalm TO rank
among The table luxurtes OF the period.
~-1Es prgssS rRRTwE
trouble and viii
Always De good
. Try IL, end our word ior ~ yoC Wl1 COZ
ttnue Ia It's use.
$50 wTtass rkprprs
50 Makes ar elegant
Ice Cream. IS sue
peTioT to 90 rn
1ts4E0l or AE49WAooNs A1u OBS 4A-4&tS4
Per cent cneepefs
SEA hoss R4AAsE ,..., osv e,ear.
49, " - So -
Mess FaaISE AZ delicious, ae i L, and ,
known world.
~1ra 1r0CS EEwTEr
% IA rsat, A., flaal, fr,4,s
I've .,e1-.-egt5 ~. : ~,
I I7s ,l p5o 4 s5 .1i.5lI, ana s5ltS
NFaF aHf1FFravg and al nj 1ara rsso1rFwsgse
llg = ara aslleAte Iooa.
psswM mwfasss Eauwnyw
~ = us ffa,,s5aeg1,, . vary
- SeosesseAs $500, : 80
Z = ~ = Z ~ tp \, 49,,
s,a r,aratts + j ne i1as : - ~ So
tal ana delicate food We nave ever tasted :,
go MOSS FARTnE
- T5rafe.r,sq aorns. Csru.
els 80. go made
nom as srA MOSS SlS
EARINE. can be taken BY. tnvalids ct eli
1gs 49, =, - 49, sLs ssSsslohs
WIS a. o--19- - 1A--el -----9 q : 8. @2Ss-
CgEA MOSS wAREwM
- one experiment win
MOSS FAnrn win pro ss9 5RSs9ad that szA
te.S psS.gf-ss ~ r,y1 ~ ~
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g ia aEDSa EAREE
- a most delightful
s13a r 4 ~ t 90
EWwMHada
s. EA MOSS EABEME
- Superior to c orn
Farina, or any
kindred preparation.
ENEA MOSS E#WKME
- MAKES "A most ia
d agatfa Lie de5 sc 4
nav cant ~ ,,,,trlr,a,,t anu SeaA ssaA mas oO
80 = =
EA Moss FARHNE r.,.s 49,. ...,,.
6ed. concentr5ssted.
and rendered an
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REPAIRING done Al short notice.
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NORTH MISSOURI Las
E OK Sal
nX IHE
Hannibal and 81 Joseph
he He Company

About rs, goo acres OF the HHast
ING and GRAZING I4a M B M HnE
TED STATES for aalaa Il low EIia
on very easy LeFMa t1u enabling
dualrloua man wfEr HuaU a4HIhaE
for his land with Eaql u earned fra
Missouri is not too for W EST 81 Ja go a ass.l
distance from markets fa AHilEoad sIa4
ties are great aud c00at an9lE lnGraHaLn
the climate iafpiendid. end good cruH
almost a Gertalutys while tue uaagruns
thriving towns nAd gtttea apTiuRluE uG en-
every hand attest beyond doubt thuE EHE
blight OF slavery has been effect uat As G51as
Hipated, and mat Eastern men and Eaai~
ern capital are doing theT perfect WlEEs
Our Lands DEFY competition
RaF Send for full descriptive EGtauiHia
and Sectional Maps enclosing 1 Eaas aaa
stating W hat paper you EHW this tns Go
NUWAf RID WILDER
Land Comm IsstuueF FtauafNaE lfo
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nz- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLE8
on the face use PsTg-p's Co1aedoTe Gisd Pin
pie E2sms3Us prepared only by DR.. y. q
PERRy, 50 Bond Street. New York sold
everywhere, The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 o3m SPIN
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4gAH.B mR. HEATRss many years ex
perienee Ia curing the debilitated and
d1seassd disclosed the startling fact that
Ehrse-1Uurtns of those suffertng with AlnS-
peDsfn. Nervous DebsgiEy. Exhausted Vtt0kttsfs
Coglaatut0tion, CqaeeroGss Arectbogss, Disease
81 ne LfUer, Eptgeps0s PQrul1stg, and Dis
eaees N Ghe RtdneYs arc Bladder, were
caused BY aud could only be cured after
curlng them or SsUBfn03 Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
as near Perfection aB possible Many Of
his patients had paid from SlO0 TO o. go Tor
medicine and treatment before seeing
h8xn. NO better proof that patients can-
lot bs cured without q searching exam
InatIDn OF all symptoms and complies
etous. and scientific treatment by an expe-
waeneed physician Those % distance
car be cured 81 their homes without an
interview Advice free al 7l0 Broadway
Naw York. There are 50 many unsueoes5-
rrI rt9vsIelann. DR.. HEATH viii merely
aav be IL tho author OF two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
m Cham8nEfR tY48
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gETTING MARRIEn.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils and the propriety or Improperly OF
getting married, with sanitary help for
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p
Philadelphia. Pa. sepla-d&Wam
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tending fsIa
River rising slowly #e
ing at fo0tof l0ga
lively SPOT 0n the whee
lagee. Tho business ef dez
boats has ell 60 be done h9
consequently much il n
lnefed. Several steamers aaa
boats arc still held fas5 O. ae
BIZ The ice with which ba
biookaded. tits said that he
is clear between Sulphur ept
Wittemb6Eg, and Cha. there
ct Commerce.
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182R ~ 20 !. :, u. = ~ ~

1909 USE THE " HEG ETA BIN nr
oSURuLW0MAEtW MAE4a.gE 10 T
The old standard remedy Tor Coughs. Ceiaa.
Consumption. AothtnQ hstler.# CgTEGls
BROS. q Coz Boston.
WY@mAM's BEPHAAg 0mW pow
g. BEHz.-e&cHacWea nuuar1uuns hAar Lm
ElDe minutes, without injury 70 the skim
sent by mail for Sill 23.
UPHA MS A81HlEA cyRE
Believes most violent pAruNyama lu H0s
ns5aUtea and effects speedy cure. EHcs
by mail
TIE JApANEgE nam STAIN
Coiors the WhiaEer9 and HHtr nehullfat
BLACK OF H6oWN- 10 consists RI only uuG
preparation rs CENTS b9. mail. Au6Ea
=. q. uPHAMi 80. Ill Jay ue street E1tlH-
delphias Pa Circulars aent free. SOLD lF
al Druggists.
ROYAL HAVANA hOTHHRH
Prizes cashed and information furnished
By GEO. DFHAAt Providence H. II
COX a WEEK @AGMFsH = Y6aa
- ga men wanted ae local and trGval.
ln& saleamen. Address with stamp H. 8
WALKER, 81 Park Row, 81 &.
$50 A BAY, sure. LArrA q co.. flit.
burg, PA.
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THE HeaIine Pool.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
80 have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a bette
MANH0OD, with certain means Of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
wslopes, free OF charge. Address, HOW
TsFgYk pa Bep21
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CHERRY Peef0FGI TF0eHea

Are auperiort 10 an others Cor Coughs. Colds
Asthma, Bronchial end Lung elMcgIttHat
are exceedingly palhtab e. have none uE
that nGusentluB horrible gu1eu taste. ara
very soothing and act IKE charm AiH
listers, Singers, AND public greaEefF VIII
hnu they are especially adapted 20 tla
voice, Sold by Druggists Also
RB5HEON'5 (ts We COD III WEIR OILS
for Consumption and Hcr9taia uGH Ho
other.
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VIM. GARRETT.

Y AIa9A4Ns A41CHss NOV IA 4o5ss
DE. JARDEE1&-DeaE SIR i was attacked
with 3 disease Of the lungs, which feared
would terminate in consumption ALI the
different remedies that L used failed to
give me relief, till at last called on you
and pTucuE ed your valuable preparation
o. Wild CHEEKY AND TAR, two bottles of
whl1h edectually restored me 70 sound
health I do take pleasure in saying that
4 can cnesrfully recon mend it 10 others,
and believe II 20 be the best pulInOuRA y
uedtGine now IN use
--..---.. ....-.... 49,
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Heats Leaving To-day.

FoR NEW ORLEAs.-The magnifi-
cent new steamer Susie Silver will
leave for New Orleans and all way
ports at 10 An. to-day, positively. be-
ing the first boat out, and afording
shippers and passengers a rare oppor-
tunity TO 60 or send goods south. She
has splendid passenger appointments.
Captain Thomas w. Shields ia her
distinguished commander. and Green
B. Shields is her highly accomplished
and courteous clerk. Go for the Susie
Silver.
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De De ~ ~ = e. ~
WIN14egNEs, Sept IS, 1870,
I believe JardeliEis BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY AND TAR TO be an excellent rnedi-
cine Tor colds and coughs. for which have
tried It. .. 30 1tss,
Pastor Of M. e. Church.
PRICE ONE DOEEAR PER BOTTLE.
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The new aud elegant steamer
Een
ARKANSAS BELLE.

Ct. j. GRA1IMER, Master:
N =, EflNHrNGToEF. Clerk
WIN leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at T. PM
VIII leave Cairo every WEDN ESDAY
and SATURDAY, as Pm.
The above new magnificent glae-Whssl
low pressure steamers having been con
stEucted expressly for this trade, Win run
regularly during the season, carrying the
q s. Mail and Adams Express: making
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the NJ. s. st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Menu his, VicksDurg, and ali
way points, and with the st. Louis n New
Orleans Packet Co. sbea 1aerg for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
Ladtng 70 St Louis, Memphis, Nickaburg
and New Orleans Also through tickets
and bills lading given 10 all points upon
the Paducan d Gulf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile q OHIO, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum berland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at Ev-
ansviile with the %. q q. railroad for all
points NORTH and Easts and with She Morn
Ing star and TarascOn for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered 20 stock shippers.
This company being the ". s.. Mail con-
tractors, and running the only IoW-preas-
ure packets upon the Ohio River and
being commanded by careful, experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality ana safety than
offered by any other line. General Office
NO 20 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
PLY d. NfEG8, Agent.
noVl2 once with Baird g. Start.
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MARION, KY, September S, 1870.
Mr.. q. Kratz, Evansville, Ind.s
SIEVE take great pleasure in giving
our testimony TO the excellence Of your
Steam Circular Saw ELL.
The one we purchased Of you on the ed
August last has given entire satisfaction
We are satisfied that with proper hands 1t
VIE zaw fifteen hundred feet Of poplar per
hour On the WHOLE we think YOU have
areaf reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed q most excellent MIL
which viii doubtless supeEcede those con-
stTuetsd upon other principles The Swiss
gent emans Mr. Jonn WaLts whom you
sent to put Gsae u11KA up and start 1T for as,
seams 70 be an excellent macbluisEs Oar
friends who witnessed h1na working say
ne is tbs best sawyer that they have ever
SEEN You COLD not have sent better
n1ach1niHt aud sawyer OF one that would
have given more gstlsfactiCus We started
20 saw with 50 lbs. OF steam 70 Jaw Our first
log. your Mn Is just what yon recon-
mend e % be-
sspg-sn ELDER BROS.
GRANDVIEWs ND ocE. 2, 1870.
Mr.. Q. Krafz Evansville, Ind:
5LR-Enc closed please md 500. the bal
ance due on the Portable Steam Circular
Saw Mil. This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as have now
thoroughly tested IL, I Ito meet my agree
naent with you to speak my mind in re-
gard to the sane) have to say that now
can safely recommend IL 20 all desiring
perfect satisfaction in a Saw Nil, and 10
procure what you saba complete MILL
ana Engine
I have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled a
Boiler and Engine that has so easily kept
steam with the only fuel use (green SLABS
taken from the log otreCt9.
we consider the Mil and It's capacity TO
be al that can be desired OF q Saw Mil In
every respect. ANY person wishing to
know II these ara all positive facts and
true assertions can ind ample demon
Etration OF e by calling on as at the mill.
Yours, very truly,
cell WIZ. CAO4CK Il DAWSON.
Other sizes for farxa and plantation use
and all other requirements
nov I6-am O. KRATZ.
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prMpLRg nN TIE EAnR-

For CoEnedones, Black-woruns or 9ruba
Pimply Eruptions and blotohed disdguTa-
lions or ne face, Use PeErY's ComsdOna
and PimpIs Remedy. sold by ali Drug
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Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental Ensrvatton--IOss Of bodily y1gofl
courage, and ambition - the cause and
euFs-Wtth sanitary aid for the feeble and
Responding. Sent free, in sealed snvsl-
opes. Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIALION
Box z. PHILADELPHIA Pa. mas 3R Sp n
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rgEM MnaA EARkNEs
- Maize from pure irish Moss,
or Aarrageen. lie conceded
10 be the hea1Ehiasbs
cheapest and most delicious food Ia the
world.
IA package. cosGirg q few cents, viii make
sixteen quarts Of Elnmo Mango. and s. pro-
portionate quantity Of Puddfngs, CuEtardss,
Creams Sauces, S-ruels, Charlotte Russo,
Tsssa ~ .#n
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PLATE IRON WORK
or every description.
Corners First and Pins and Second
and Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE INDIANA

Important E0aACss
The usual amount OF steam used to do
saving with by the Porttble Circular Saw
Mil fa rom l25 70 100 pounds pressure per
square inch. 7 have reduced this amount
ana require only from 60 to 50 pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
sfdered In the least dangerous, and Is. at
the same time, more economical Ia the
saving Of 1usI. &c.
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Among the first boats duo here are
the Arkansas Belle and Idlewild, from
Cairo. Rose Hite, from Louisville;
Shannon. Alaska. Armadillo, Alex.
Mitchell, James Howard and City Of
Quincy, FOR New Orleans; Fanny
Brandeis and Minnie, from Memphis;
Florence Lee, from Eastport; Wau-
anita, Belfast, Fl. s. Turner, Kate Kin
ney and Indiana, from New Orleans
Kate Robinson. from st. Louis; oliver
Moon, for Memphis; Lawrence, for
Nashville; Bermuda and Anna, from
Cincinnati
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IA RID ELI A-s5
BAL8AM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR
A VALUABLE REmBDK
FOR
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,

We are now receiving almost daily tss-
LimOnials frono persons OF the highest re-
spectability, VINO have been speedily re-
stored by the use Of this Invaluable pre-
paratton, when other remedies had failed
Them in their h9ur OF afd1ctions
We claim Tor this preparation no merits
beyond those we are fully entitled to, BY
certificates fairly and honorably obtained
nom the afflicted themselves: and those
who use 1T viii md that its healing and
soothing properties are truly wonderful
that 70 is, beyond the question OF doubt,
one Of 6he most eEsctuRl remedies FOR Pull
mOnary Diseases now before the public.
The Ingredients Of which this B0lsam is
composed are the best that Is known tD
medical science for the diseases for which
they are recommended all of which are
pharmaceutioally combined Ia their pro-
portions by q practical RharmRceuttst OF
many years experience. The afflicted
Enayg st1erefo1e depend on having In this
Bslssnt of Wild Cherry and Tar q prepare
tI0nSof rare medical V1rbues
We ask you to try It. We append but q
IF Fkrsa " q
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] yours, respectfully,
rFaND II 4


VTECENNEs. March 8, 1869.
Mr.. j. b. JAROELLA-Slr: For long
time I was afdL cted with a short, hacking
cough. with pains in my side and under
my shoulder blade. at times I was una
Die to attend TO my business-tn short, my
symptoms rssem bled those OF consump-
ton. 1 tried mass everything that was
recommended by friends, but found no re-
Lief Having heard Of the speedy relief
others similarly affected obtained by she
use 0f your BAIsAAT or Wild CEEEEzY AND
TAR. I concluded to try IL. To my ssbOn-
1shnneut 10 acted more like a charm than
q xnedicinei so quick did It relieve me
and now, after having taken the second
bottle, / ind myself restored 10 sound
health, and nole TO do q full days work
without any return Of my Old com paint
la homes that this may induce others
agiRe ain icted to take your valuable CON-
PoUN3) or WILD CHEEKY AND TAR hand
yeu this, that you may make such use o.
tG as you may sac Ut
<
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Rn RB HE gA.
~. orr Rauar ILa1na. aea Fba.rAa Fzae.
wealhar - -

The weather yesterday was cloudy
with an occasional sprinkle Of rain
and the wind from the south or south.
cast, with the mercury ranging from
36o TO 469. The river during the "A
hours ending at 3 Pm, had remained
about stationary without a tendency
to rise. The aspect Of the weather
was favorable to rain Tho ice
Jhiuusd cut very much, sad ID COM
paratIvely light.
ArEtFafa nDH Departure.
The arrivals and departures yes-
terday gera tho Valid and bargas.
Louisville 10 Cairo; Bfary Houston.
N avy Orleans RI ffanfsvf4fe
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TestimRorlfaIs:

VLNOENEEs, Oct. Is. 1859.
DR. JEROME 3. IARpELLA-Dsar 8irs 1
have been troubled, more or less, for many
winters with q severe cough and never
have been able TO find any rehef until 1
tried TOur BALSAN OF Wild CHERRY AND
TAR. Since bhG1 time have been entirely
free from any disease OF the lungs. I have
only mad occasion Co use two bottles of
your valuable remedy; therefore, since
giving fG a test i can reccmns nd &c az be-
Ing the best preparation Ia the world for
diseases of the lungs
1nrr ofta yvns1rz weSuaetFnIFv
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-27
FROM EUROPE.
The New French Loan.

LONDON, Oct. 27-The prospects of the new
French loan to be placed on the market here are
said to be very favorable.
The Brittany Mobiles.
Tours, Oct. 27.-Keratry has ordered all the
Mobiles in the province of Brittany to concen-
trate at lie Mans, in order to oppose the progress
of the Prussians, who seem to be moving in that
direction.
1t is understood that wheu the troops are coll
lected there contemplated, Keratry will orga-
nize them himself for offensive warfare. Many
regular troops will also be incorporated in this
army. He has already Issued
stirring Proclamation
to the Mobiles, promising that they shall have
the best weapons and be well supplied with can
non and mitrailleuses. They are to be sub
mitted to the strictest discipline, and unwilling
hearts must remain away. Let only true
Bretons come, whose rallying cry.shall be, "God
and country"
The Sufferers at Chateaudun.
Wagons under charge of soldiers have gone
through the streets of this city, collecting sup
plies of all kinds for the inhabitants of Cha
teaudup, whose houses were burned by the Prus-
slams. Subscriptions have also been opened in
their behalf.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The EBelIsh Mission and General Sch encIx.
Special Despatch % The Eusnl,a Telearaph.

Special Despatch to The Epsas,s Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Gossips have it to-day that
Schenck the mission to England. There seems how
ever to be no foundation for the report other tnan
that Western man Is to have the place, and that
Schenck has all the qualifications.
Judge Kelley
arrived here last night on business connected with
your Custom House lou He had l interviews to-day with
Cabinet Matters
A semi-oflcial de patch sent by the agent OF the
Associated Press which appears In the newspapers
yesterday morning, concerning Cabinet matters is
likely 80 call forth a letter from Secretary COX,
together with the correspondence which passed
are urging him to write a letter defending himself
against the imputations contained in that despatch
The North Carolina Troubles.
Senator Abbott, OF North carolina, informed the
President to-day that the reported disturbances i'm
his State are much exaggerated aud msreprnsented.
1t appears shat they not of political character
at all, but the work of certain armed outlaws black
and white. who live in the swamps of Robinson
vicinity irrespective of race, color or politics The
Senator says the State militia Is ende ayoring to cap;
end most of the trouble in the State.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Leutenant- Commander
Edwin L. woodward is ordered TO temporary ord
nance duty at Pistsburg, Pa. Ensign Joseph b.
Hobson is ordered to the Pacific fleet Commander
OF the Kearsarge and granted three months leave.
Lieutenant Commander John Workman is detached
from tne hedrbdTEe anu plHCeu on WalIlUR OruerS.
The United states steamer Froc arrived at the
Navy Yard to-day from q cruise on the fishing
banks
Recruits for a. g army.
The SuperinteDdent-General OF the recruiting SER
vice at Cincinnati, Ohio. has been directed to for
ward under the proper charge, in detachments of
convenient size, two hundred recruits TO Omaha,
Nebraska, for assign ment to the 4th Infantry.
Defraudins the Revenue.
Supervisor Perry reports to the Internll Revenue
ONCE that he has procured the seizure OF
quantity of tobacco at Fayetteville, North Carolina,
the stamps on which, though genuine, were imper-
perfectly cancelled, and had been soaked in OIL and
IN consequence would not adhere TO the boxes,
though they fastened with varnsh according 10
the Commissioners instructions.
Imported and Domestic Spirits.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has issued
circular to assessors directing them to request all
liquor dealers, rectiners, and otner persons having
distilled spirits in their posse ssion not IN bonded
warehouse, to render to them a statement OF the
quantity OF hquor on hand on the 18th OF November
next, showing how much brandy, gn rum whisky,
high wines, alcohol and fruit brandies, and distin-
gushing between imported and domestic spirits.