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IOWA.
An Interesting Fight.

DUBUQUE, June l3th.-1n q quarrel
between two farmers in Prairie town
ship, Black county, one of them named
Writh stabbed the other, named Riebens
in the face with four tined fork, one
tine entering the right eye, another
knocking out two teeth and third in
flicting bad wound in the head. Writh
and his hired man then set their dogs
on Riebens, and before they could be
called off Riebens' clothes were almost
stripped from his body, and his legs
and body we're scratched and bruised
and bitten in q terrible manner.
Accident.
YESTERDAY at Jamestown, Wis. while
a company OF men were drilling at the
manual OF arms, and firing their guns
with blank cartridges, one Peter Grible
met with an accident by the premature
discharge Of his guu,which resulted in
the loss OF bic lett eye. lie had just
discharged his piece, aud was in the
act of pouring in another charge Of
powder when it ignited from the fire in
the barrel and flashed out OF the muZzle
into his eye, burning it almost out Of
his head.
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The Sec ond. in the Richmond Du'

The Sec onds In the Richmond Duel
On Tuesday the seconds-Messrs.
Royal, Trigg, Meredith and Tabb-in
the late duel near Richmond, Va, be-
tween Messrs. McCsrty and Mordecai.
in which the former was seriously
wounded and the latter killed, were
brought before Police Justice White, oi
that city, on the charge Of murder.
Mr.. McCsrty, the principal surviving,
was unable 10 appear on account OF his
wounds, and the case was continued
until the 18th Of July. A correspon-
dent says:
Justice White was then about 10
recommit the seconds TO jail, when
the counsel for the defence, who were
reinforced by HenrYA.Wise and 9th ers,
moved that the seconds be allowed bail.
This motion was refused by the police
Justice, on the ground that he had no.
heard the evidence in the case; but, be
added, he would 60 into an examination
OF the witnesses. Several Of the wit
nesses were then examined, the testI-
mony being substantially the same as
before reported-that a d1el had been
fought between Messrs. Mordecai and
McCarty; and that Messrs. Royal,
Trigg, Tabb and Meredith were the
seconds; that Mordecai was since de-
ceased, and McCarty way lying at hi.
residence dangerously wounded"
The Commonwealth's attorney,
George D. Wise, Esq, opposed the mo-
ton for bail. The justice reserved bic
opinion and the prisoners we're recon-
miited.
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GENERAL VAN BUREN, it is alleged BY
the Nation, constituted in the early part
OF his official career an advisory COM
mittee OF thirtysone gentlemen eminent
in the various departments Of American
production, whose duty was to be the
passing upon the suitability and general
character of American contributions 70
the Exhibition, but he never convened
this excellent committee, yet did ar
range for the exhibition, in Vienna, OF
our renowned mixed drinks" through b
his right hand man Meyer. who was to
receive his "divvy" upon all Gales. The
State Department refuses to publish
the papers in the case OF Van Buren or
any other suspended commissioner, as
the examination is not yet concluded
into what is merely one more odious
and public disgrace to the American
name, for which we are indebted to
Grant and the men who reelected
Grant. World.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYloE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June IA, ] A. n.

OFYloE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June IA, A. n.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England falling barometer
generally and fresh southessterly and
southwesterly winds aud rising temper
ature with increasing cloudiness are
probable. For the Middle States fresh
cas-. and southeast winds, rising tenn
perature and increasing cioudiness with
probably rain areas For the lower
lake region winds veering TO fresh south
west and uorthw esterly and cloudy
weather and rain areas. From Ken
lucky and Missouri TO the upper Lake
regions light to fresh southwest and
northwest winds aud clear and clearing
weather. For the South Atlantic States
light to fresh south and westerly winds
partly cloudy weather and rain aress.
For Tennessee aud Kentucky winds
veering TO west and clearing weather.
Midnight telegraph reports from Flor
ida, Texas, Michigan, Dacotsh ami the
Pacific coast are wholly missing.
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CINCINNATI.
Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, June ia destructive
fire this morning originated in the coal
sheds OF A. Mcdonald. The entire fire
department were out once. and soon
had the fire under control. The flames
almost instantly communicated to An'
derson Il Co.'S vinegar factory, the con.
tents of which were totally destroyed;
loss about $40, 900; insured for S20, 600.
The other losers are N. Guthrie. dealer
in leaf tobacco; Caldwell d Garvner,
printers; G. Wentsik, shoemaker, and
Rews & Conklin. Losses from $4,000
to $4,000; insurance not ascertained.
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UNFORESEEN PRKDIoAMRNr.-A man
in Raleigh county recently made a vat
out Of . hollow sycamore log, some
twelve feet deep and four feet iu diam
eter. He filled this with mountain tea,
(wlnter green) and birch bark, for the
purpose Of pressing out their juices to
distill extracts or hayors. Having
pressed ont the juices, be got in to
shovel out the exhausted bark, and
when he got the last Of it thrown out
be found himself helplessly left in the
bottom of . hole twelve feet deep with
out any means Of extricating himself.
A passing neigbbor happened to bear
his mufied howls and went to his re.
lief before he stsrved.-Colrir.
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Burns, q notorious criminal was at
work with his gang onl Blackwells
Island today, when small boat came
near the shore and Burns left his gang
and rusped to the boat, got in and was
rowed towards New York. One OF the
KEEPERS saw the whole transaction, but
could no. catch the fugitive. The man
who brought the boat was badly
wounded by a shot from the keepers
pistol. His name was Clark. He
could not get away on reaching New
York, but Burns escaped.
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The New Governm enf.

MADRID, June l3.-The programme
OF the new Spanish Ministry was an.
nounced tonight. President Marzall
promises to the country complete or
gauization OF the Spanish army and the
restoration of discipline among the die
affected troops. Martial law will be
proclaimed in all places where aid and
comfort is given to the Carlists now In
arms against the Government. Slavery
will be abolished at an early day, and
a Joint commission OF the masters and
men will be established to settle the
labor question. The proposed policy
Of the new government meets with
general favor.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Murder and Suicide.

RALEIGH, n. c., June l2.-On Satur-
day last, in Yadkin County, John Hal
comb and mis- wife Julia, who have been
married about a year, had a dispute.
It appears Halcom5 suspected his wife,
who was very beautiful, Of infidelity.
She was about to leave home for a short
trip to Salisbury and Charlotte. Hal
comb tried to dissuade her but
failing to do so he pulled pistol out
and shot her three times. causing death
instantly. He then in the presence OF
his neighbors, shot himself through the
head, falling dead over her body.
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CHICAGO.
A Bank Suspended.

CHICAGO, June l3.-The Farmers
Bank, small institution on the corner
O. Clark and Lake streets, suspended
payment to-day and closed its doors.
It was formerly located on the west
side near Bethel Home, and received
most OF it's business from depositors OF
savings. By sailors moving from there
this business fell of. aud some losses
caused it to close its doors. The total
liabilities are not over 1000. and they
will be made up by the stockholders.
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Cav HsodrfeEa.
NEW JERSEY.
Accldeut.

JERSEY CITY. June l3.-The local
train with five cars and about thirty
passengers lett Newark at ll:45 last
night for this city, and while passing
through Bergen tunnel ran into an OBJ
struction on the track and almost at
the same time locomotive plunged in-
to the wrecked train. The shock was
great but no passengers were killed. It
took long time to clear the track and
many persons coming to New York
this morning were obliged to walk from
the tunnel to the ferry.
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TaEEE is sensible old lady in Kan
sas City who is determined TO stand up
Tor her rights and privilege. She hap.
pened to know something lately that 6
reporter wanted to know. He attempt
ed TO interview her and che held re-
volver to his head and kept his moth
shut till Q policeman came and took
him away.
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KENTUCKY.
Hung.

PARIS, June l3.-Joe Duncan, the
negro who killed John Hsrkins, ,colorej,
in April, 1872, was hung here to-day.
The trap was sprung at 8 clock, but
the rope stretched and Duncan's feet
touched the ground. His neck was
not broken and the POOR wretch, par
italy strangled, was again taken upon
the scafold and the rope re~adjustsd,
and SWING of q second time. About
three thousand persons, mostly negroes,
witnessed the execution.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Large Funeral.

MONTREAL, June l4.-Tbe funeral OF
Sir George Cashier, late Minister OF
Military and Finance, for the Domin-
ion of Canada, took place here this
morning, and was one of the most col
emn and imposing occ asions eve- wit
messed in this part OF the country.
Fully ten thousand persons followed the
remains to the grave, including nearly
all the members of the House OF Com
mons and the Senate. The flags are at
hall mast throughout the Dominion.
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NEW YORK.
Accident.

PoRr JARVIS, June. l3.-William
Carmely and Martin Branigan, two
track men employed on the Erie Rail
road, were thrown from hand car and
Instantly killed yesterday morning be-
tween Thompson and Summit stations
on the Jefferson branch Of Erie Rail-
road. The accident resulted from the
breaking Of ore Of the wheels OF the
car.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPITAL

4 general Banking, Exchange and Collcc::
ton bunness transacted with ndelity and
Certificates Of Depoait issued and interest
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and ], 2, and DC
coin always ON hand for the accommods-
ton Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Mauu,sctursra,
Bankers and others solicited,
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home.
The Pope.

RoNE, June l3.-Thanksgiving SER
vices were held in all the churches in
this city this evening, to return thanks
to the Almighty for the restoration to
health OF His Holiness, the Pope.
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yfcttfnfzed.

Last night firm styled D. F. Ander-
con e. Co., 322 Walnut street, moved all
their fixtures and hung Grape at the
door. They were engaged in giving
lois away at Vineland, Madison county
Illinois. Upon the payment Of two
dollars in advance q deed would be
furnished in four or five weeks. Some
six or seven hundred persons invested
in the enterprise and to day about that
number of people called to view the
Grape.
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ST. LOUIS.
Suicide.

ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-Nicholas Lieb,
aged forty.fve years, committed suicide
in East St. LOUIS this morning by
drowning in Cauhoko Creek. He was
en- Incorporate man and frequently
to his wife that he would COM
,,o;t e,,;,;Ja
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THE OITY BANK
Individual Liability

liz PREPARED 10 CONDUCT ALL BUS
lness appertaining 70 Banking.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and MI
Negotiable Securities, at fair rates,
Notes and bills OF Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
hoturers, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
All accessible points In the United State
and Canada,
Drafts In sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns In Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposis solicited. Interen allowed on
Il. CRANaLE. President.
.DALZELL, Vice President.
u. II. ECCLES. Cashier. feb
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4 Nasty PLAcE.-The attention oi
the Health Officer is again called to the
filthy and dangerous condition Of the
gutter along the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad between .Handlun's Crossing
and the South Wheeling Glass Works.
All along that line is mass Of green
filthy, stagnsnt water, ready to send
out disease and desth which will surely
follow unless this place is at once
cleaned up. The citizens in that end OF
the city are loud and deep in denounc'
ing this nuisance, and wish the proper
authorities to have it abated without
delay.
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BosToy has finally reached the con-
clusion that her FIRE department, a. ct
present arranged, is simply an excuse
ior the flames 10 exert themselves.
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FRANCE.
ResiSum.

PARIS, June l3.-Generals Duerat
and Chansey have resigned their seats
in the Assembly.
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CINOINNATI.
Shooting Array.

CINCINNATI, June l3.-Charles Hoon
q member OF the FIRE company,
shot and mortally wounded james
Whaleu, q laborer, at half'past six this
evening
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NATIo n Al B A N K
OF NEEST Virginia.

CAPITAL, e2o0,o0o
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN:
terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes and
Bills discounted. Exchange Bought and
hold. Collections made on all points and
proceeds promptly remitted.
Crispin Oglehay, Thomas Hughes
Michael Eeilly, Dr.. A. 3. Todd,
Arthur Little, ]. h Hubbard,
Il. w. HaElett, II. Pollock.
James Maxwell.
JOHN WAGNER, Caahier.
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OHIO.
Fire.

SAxDUsxY, June ia fire broke
out about 2 o'clock yesterday in the
planning mill Of Rian johnson, which
was soon entirely destroyed. Fears
were entertained that the fire would ex-
tend to the Baltimore & Ohio passenger
depot and other buildings, but it was
soon got under control by the firemen.
Loss about 5000; insurance $1,000.
Gov. Hendricks.
DAYTON, June Ex-Governor Hen
ricks, of Indiana, has been invited to
deliver an address at the Soldiers
Home on the Fourth Of July.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, Jnne l3.-Hollohan and
Nicholson, the murderers OF Mrs.
Lsmpley,wi both be hung on the same
gallowe.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. :.


The money TO pay all these gifts In full Il
now on deposit In the Farmsrs' q Drovers'
Bank, ofLouisvine, and set aside for that
purpose, and can only be used for that pur-
pose, as will be seen by the following oerti.
iicate Oft cashier:
OYFICE OF FARNKRs AND DROvERs BANK,l
IouByILLR. KY, April Z, lSS, !
This IL To cei tify that there II In the
Farmersand Drovers' Bank 10 the the credit
OF the Third Grand Git Concert, for the
benefit OF the Public Library Of Kentucky,
ave hundred thonsand dollars, which has
been set apart by the managers 10 pay the
gifts In full, and will be held by the bank
pose only.
The party. therefore, who holds the tick
OF drawing the capital gin will get sl0O, O,oOJ
I'm greenbaclrs, and Nd for the s60.0O0 gin, the
SIS OQO, the g., 600 the $4,000, the t50 00o. and
all the other gifs, io.Woin number amonnt.
The remnant OF unsold tickets will be
furnished To those who firxt apply lor,iers
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agentsl at the following
quarters $50. ii whole tickets for iioU, "
Tor $780, ll3 for q, 00 and J7j for 5000. No
discount on less than 500 worth At . timei
The concert and distribution OF EiftA vii.
begin st o'clock on Tuesday morning,
July .. III ItAils anu tot-
lowing will be the order Of proceedings: Its
Music by orchestra hand. ii. Placing OF tags
zone for each ticket sold) I'm largo wheel.
81. Placing OF gifts in small wheel. 9Th.
NJ usic by orchestra band. 9th, Explanato-
ry remarks y President 9Th. Drawing Of
first bali OF gifts. 7th. Music by orchestra
band. sth. Drawing Of last half OF gifts
9th. Placing Of large wheel with tags In
hands ofcommittee appointed by audience
lOih. Grand orchestra concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be
the best that can be procured, and the gen.
tlemen who count and place the Tags and
gifts In the wheels and superintend the
drawing and keep the record OF the drawn
numbers will be chosen from the bast
known and most trust worthy citifcns OF
the state. All will he 10 conducted ~ 10 bs
perfect guaranty against complaint fronI
any Just source.
The payment OF gifts will begin on satur.
day; July u, nj O'Clock A. u. Tickets draw.
ing giftA must be presented at room No.
Public Library Building, whore caAh checks
upon the Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, OF
Louisville, or sight drafts upon tho Fourth
National Bank OF New York. at the option
Of the holder, viii he given for the tickets
II gifts not called for In months nom the
drawing will be turned over 10 the Public
Library fund.
For iull particulars send for circular.
THOa. Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
LouisvrLLE, KY.
Nv. !. RODGERA, Agess,
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atheeliua 2eeister.
ADDITIONAL L0OA L.

CRY CouScIL.-There was no quorum
present in the First Branch OF the City
Council last evening.
In the Second Branch the only busi-
ness of much general interest and i'm
portsnce that was transacted Was the
passage Of an ordinance for remaining
the streets and alleys and numbering
the houses in the city. The streets run.
ming parallel with the river on the east
side are to be named as follows and in
this order: Water, Main, Market, Chap
line, Eoff, Jacob, Wood, McCulloch and
Wetzsl. The streets running east and
west will be numbered First, Second,
Third, DC, commencing at the northern
limit of the city and reaching Forty.
eighth street at the southern boundary.
The streets on the Island ale also to be
renamed.
In numbering the houses, one hun
dred is to be allowed to each square;
for instance No 625 will be between
Sixth aud Seventh streets; and 725
will be between Seventh and Eighth
streets, &c.
The remaining business consisted
mainly OF the reference to various com.
mittees, ofsundry and divers resolutions
ofinquiry, petitions, claims, suggestions
&c, &c. Just before adjournment an
ordinance was passed requiring each
dealer in intoxicating liquors to have
on exhibition in conspicuous position
in his place of business copy OF his
license. a copy OF his bond with the
names Of securities, and copy Of the
liquor law passed at the recent session
OF the legislature. The second branch
adjourned about half past ten o'clock.
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stokes.

The three principal witnesses in the
Stokes case were arrested this evening
and lodged in the House OF Detention.
This is evidence that the District Al"
torney intends bringing on the trial st
once.
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70 magical n IT. power In Destroying dis
eaae and restoring health that sven tbs
experienced operator II not unffegusntly
amazed at the result Of his experiments.
eftbs 1l sriiifu sisctTieian ihsi ~ sppiie.tion I
can be % varied ~ 70 reach every form Of
Nervous Derangemsnt
II IL now employed By Prof. w. A. Ham.
mond, N. D., In the BeIlsyus Hospital
asdis., C1llsSs o. New HSsx ss,y n Dl.-
Under IL mystic influence tha raying
maniac 10 qrietsd, the palsisd limb regains
its power, the blind are made 20 sss, the
deaf 10 hear, ths lame 70 valk, pains are
ota reduced, ulcers healed, nervous irrita.
ton allayed, the weak made strong snd
every faculty and function of the mind and
body brooEht into harmony and beslth
Electricity arousss vitality. stimulate. OF.
Eanie Life, equalizes the hfs-foross. clint
.sS.n. ss,ss ss IS. Dsss,. ns: ga. SM sr
ton, and inviguratss ths vboas systsfn.
Many nervous diseases hitherto consider.
Cd ineurAble are promptly relieved and
permanently cured by liz subtle and POTENT
Influence. Ailments Of long standing ffe-
John X. weldon, Esq- wholesale and retail
bookseller AID siafion1. at VI WOOD street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, vs cured By eieetrtcify In
DIR. LonGdonb hands in twenty minutes. OF
a severe Lumbaeo Of sevsn yeaSs rtsDding.
Numerous other cures equally fensrkabls
have been wrought by this truly wonderful
agent Thousands Of poor, missrabls, nsrv.
ous, dyrpeptic, rheumatic, pAfalytte, ehfon.
Ic suffers vhoee stomaehs have been ruined
by poisonous drugs with vitality Almost
exhauste1 would nnd sovereign remedy
In this treat Healer. Dr.. LOpedOn does NOT
deem II nsoesaary In any cass 70 give sIectis
cal shocks, but paaAs The current through
his own system, giving 10 sdditiooal VITALITY
before applying t 70 The patient
The following are anooG tbs dtseesss In
which electricity has been suecessfuly en- :
pl0yed:
Apbonia, AmsnogrbosA, Amauros1a,C ,Cho'
rea. Deafness, Debility, Yaeisl Paly, ,Iistuia
in Ano, Herniplexia, fmpotsncs, HsaraiCs.
Headaeh, kheumattsm, Hydroesie, Vlcsfs,
Tumoss, Constipation, Nsevi, Womb Dts-
ezses, Nervous Weakness, Dyspepaia, Psrs'
ly.is Ae-, &c.
Fees for consultation, exsminatiop, sd.
vice and treatment vifhin the reach OF AL
Melodies fOr all diseases by mail and
express 70 all paris o. the country.
Once Hours 10 Il I'D 10 snd 90 10 D..
!. H. L0NG00n, A. NJ, N. D.,
WET EIDE yyfTa kTnEEr.
Bsiween Monroe and Quiney. opposite
1unIs WHEELING. ". W..
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DIRrCToRs.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President
Iaoob Hornbrook, Chester ID. Knox,
Heo. W. Franlhein,, A. W. Camgbell.
Jacob y. Rhodes, Henry ID. harper,
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500,000 In Bank to PAY Gifts.
0,000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40

Enough OF the 10000 tickets issued for the
THIRD 9RAND CIR OoHcxsr. Ia aid o, the
sold to insure q full drawing, and the wish
having been universally oppressed that
the lo0Go caah gifts offered should be drawn
in full and paid In full with out sny scaling
down, % heretofore, the managementwit
termined 10 allew ninety days more for the
sale OF the remnant OF tickets len on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised for
April is therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July 9, lsTS, on which day. ana no other.
At this grand concert tho tbllowing cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid In
full TO the ticket holders who draw them
LINT or 0IrT0.