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.f!r l' 5 SO . S in) (iv the wees, parable to "arrier .. -j TRI-WEEKLY jOCMAIOne year ! ') Six JiOIltllS i WEEKLY JOURNAL. One copy, one year..- S 2 Oh Five copies, one year - 7;i Tea copies, one year ,; lo 10 STATIO 15 Trv I Xtt IV It, All lh? lata Styles Very Cucap,AT THE .TOUK VAL. ()! TICi; N'CXT TO FOST-OFI'I-E. r- -1 7 TUESDAY i-EPTilBER7, lw9CUXDEXSKD TELKGRAMS. Monday, Seftk3i her 6. A cuiorni man, uamea t leer, v. 'as mot ami killed yesterday morning, in Indianapolis, by a man nanitd Daviess.. -- The large stable of Da Forest's, at Staten Island, Willi three valuable hors 3. Moi.'al'a stable, f..ur tenement aud three dwelllii' houses, were ail burned on Huturday nfteriioon. Losi fJO.COJ. The Coroner ot Ht. Lui held 7S Inquests last month. The raost iiniuiineni tniiM'S of death Mere: Sun stroke L'l, drowning VI, apoplexy 12, tu'ciUc 'J, accidents S, Intemperance l. A fire In the Auburn (N Y.) tate Prison yesteidny moral nr.', destroyed the luntber'shod.s arid doie houses ot Jluiuon, aed the tool shops f Mowlaud & Co., tool contractors. Loss 10,1.00; partially insured. It turns out that the six young men who were supposed t have been drowned from the yacht found capsized by the gaieou Sunday near New Yom, were, after having dun.; to the vaat.t for neai ly an hour, rescued by a passing bout. Sixteen laborer -oa'lhe W 6 bra 5c Division of the li :slon, llirti'ord Eriu RhiIroad ceased work yei,idy, coinp.altiing "that they were over worked. They were paid off and dismissed. No trouole eubuei.- ;, . . ,. " .' Jas'. r.auinanu, the party who killed a mail named Schneider at a ball In Hamburs, Kjr., some wtoks a?i, was re arrested yesterday, the Grand Jury having indicted Jiira lor murder iu li Hrt Uert1 U mmanu was out on S'j,tM bill. The Natlooat ilorsft Kalr,! ndvertlsed to be held at Wllliam-port, . Pennsylvania, October 5th. 6th. 7th and 8tn, has bten t ostponed until October l!h, )trv, 2Ut and id, on account of fairs being held at other places ou piovlyuii tlatesj. f -,- s , ,,f On Sunday rnoi nin?, ti ree prlsotn r runtlnled at the p. l.sou in Lancaster, l'a. Two negroes picked t he ioclis of thei r cells and escaped into the .corridor. Thty then bound the keeper, secured the kys, and opened th.' Cell oi a white man named Cuius, who at o escaped. - - ;;;' . ,, Paitof the crew of tlie Prili.sh bark Ezra, who were astore iiiali' Jsland, have arrived at Norfolk. They repot t that In attempting to reach fhote ion smill boat, JapU Maries, his wifo, chiif na te, one boy and two seamen were drowned. The vessel will pro ably be a total loss. At the Jfashlon Conns, Hie running' races, lour mlie heats venter lay, between J. E. kersou's Kora Mclver, Capl. Moore'a Privateer aud Lr. Welder's Al lerburow was won by Flora, alter a rn"ost iiiteret-tius contest. Privateer being the favorite before htai tlue, at even against the lieid, and two to one alter wluuiug Ihe second heat. Flora belUK it-ie lowest belling throuUoul. nummary Flora, 1,2,1; Privateer., Alderbarow, 3,3. Listauead 1:jj'4, 1:13; . . .-. :4i,-, Wm. Norrls was arrested iu New Yor'ii y steiday, aud heiil for examination o V n chaise of wiudl ii about a iloz-ju linns la that city, out of lrorn 8J1.0 0 to Siu.ltw worth of jnerchaiidiza purchased from theiu, aud shipped by Ills order to Cincinnati, on his repieeutalioa that he was tho agent of V oods & Yatemau, pri:p:letorH of tho Cumberland Iron Wcrkc. That firm repudiate him, atd ay be has not been authorized to do at y busiues. lor them. The arguraeut was cornrr enced ycsteid ty In the great contested election ce, holme Ihe Court or Common I'Uasof t'hiladelphia, tnvolvluR all tho olilceis of ttie municipal government, who received certificate!! lash October. The evidence taki t; tills 100 pages, aud the argument w II Ofcu py all tlds week If not longer. The decision will not be gtveu before the close of the -month. t . , The three companies! milit la that have been doing duty in the neighborhood of Lebanon, Ky , for the iiast four or five weeks returned to Louisville yesterday atternoon. They have been relieved by a company of i3 mounted men from Midway, Ky., who are thoioughly ai iu ilnted with the localities where the Kedulators carry on their plundering a d murderous operations. , Au (samiDatlon was held yesterday morning by Justice liuKlfeity, of lialt -mor.1, in the case of seven German emigranu of Bremen, by tho bark Atlauli.', charged with being convict p.tup. is, aud resulted in their prompt discharge from custody. It is ttated that from tuo facts elicited on the examination, it appeand that the a; rests were lust igaled by a rival emigrant agent iu New York, who caused a dispatch to be forwarded from Ujston, Indicating these emigrants as paupars. D. It. Harrison, of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, announces thiv In consequence of the condition ol the tracli or the new road between Leavenwn: lit and Atchison, KRiisas, the opeuing celebratioti will not take place until Tuesday, the lllh ; but the Alch tson people say that arrangements have been made to laae th excursion t rain lrorn fet. Louis across tho bridge at Kansas City and up th Mis-ourl Valley Railroad, and that the celebration shall not be postponed. The Ohio exclusion party ariived a' To pekn, Kansas, on Sunday night, and Ptt hough a heavy storm preva led at the time, the people turned out and sravo them a warm welcome. They were taiten lrorn the depot to tho hotels iu carriages, and their wants provided for. On Monday the weather was tine, and the whole party were shown the city an t s'lrronadiugs. They leave for Sheridau to duy. Great excitement prevails in Sciaulou, Pa., In consequence of the burning ot Ihe coal beaker at Avoudale mine. Plymouth, ahout twenty miles- Honth of S-erauton. There aie'.Ul men and boys In the mine, and the s-hatt, wh'.ch is the only means ol escape, is ebon td by forty feet ol turning coal and rubbish. Hie ventilation Ss entirely stopped, and there are great fears that some, if not all, will be sufl'ocated. A package of patent po der exploded at Lake Saba&o, .Me., on Friday afternoon, where thiee men were blasting, blowing the men some distance ascl bun-lug and wounding them considerably. The accident was occasioned by knock I ng ut the hung with a stick which liail been used Jn uitro-glyoerioe. Abtut noon yesterday a parly of ruffians went Into Kieuan'a liquor .shop, corner of Front and Atch .streets, Philadelphia, and niter inquiring lor Ivecuun, asktd wnere waslitooks. iirooks is a revenue ortieer, who happened to be present, aud replied, he was the mau, wheu one of the rutliaus shot him with arevolv.r. Uiooks' wiuud is probably mortal, the ball passing through his lungs Tue a.ssa sin ti cap-jd. 'J lie store was under seizure at the tune. The assassins drove to the store In a carriage, and escaped by the same conveyance. .Mr. Lrooks v as appo nted a Government dt ttclive, to pr. vent illicit distillation, and ihe assault was undoubtedly iu revenge for his succes ful tlfoits l:i dutectir g frauds. Nashville, Sc-pt.C Ex-1'rt si Jen t Johnson still lingers in Nashville, he having been here f or some ten days, scheming for flection to ihe United States Senate. WeLb Smith, chief clerk in Gray & Kerkman'is hardware store, died this forenoon cf 1 wound received on Friday by an accidental pi.stoi shot' from the hands of a customer to whom lie had sold the pistol, llo was a Lroth-cr-in-hw of Gen. Cheatham. The Grand Sere and other Odd Fellows left to-day for San Francisco to attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge. . Philadelphia,. Sept. G A storm from the northeast commenced at 7 o'.-lock this evening. The fall hns not been copious as yet, but it is hoped it will affect the B bchuytiil lnvcr, and nut the water works in good condition. The fire steamer, Mohn Fuller, cf New Ycrk, arrived this, forenoon, anl will go into service to-morrow. 1 fllLACELPiliA. ocpt. O. 1 reMiieut , j . 1 x' .1 ' t' , . vj.... i-"-- . vi.j i. , minutes before 12 o clock.

OL, XX. f crr.i.ot3fT7 -p-sTtTlirxi f secretary UaWims Tho tjcene at His Bedside Heart-Iion Coal-P dir;g Scan at t ia Pennsyl200 Man abl in the Fit aud Un to Got Out. The Flue and Shaft on Firo N-.Wi ft m tho I ritory idian Ter Int r.Rlnig Foreign News A 'J vires rrom Hajtl Havana, Seidember 5.liitvc ' Icon received from I'rit.ce to the 24th. -Advices 1 ort-au An engagement before Aux Cais took blace on the 22d. Salnave was defeated acd dariEerously wounded. The rebel war steamers Florida and Columbia bombarded Gonaisez on the lOili nit.; and pfcerward succeeded ia taking the place. The rebels have received ten rifled cuns from New York. 7 Three of - Salnave's sloops, laden with coffee, have been captured by the inf urcents. On the 11th, Salnavo issued a prooclamation. statini? that he would aban doa the " cause lor which he ha? so loner struggled. Advices from St. Domingo of the 2ttU ult. say: During the absence of Gen.' Bjcz. Vice-President Gomez surrendered Santiago to ex-Presideut Cabral. Uaez, with 3,000 men, moved ngiih.st the latter, vf hen he was defeated. Jiarz expected to retake San tiago, and afterwards proposed to march against Puerto. Platta Azena is still besieged by rebels. The French loan proved unsuccessful. Mexican News. City of Mexico, August 29, via Havana, September 5. Jose Rivas Palacios was shot, on the 15th, at the entrance to the National Theatre, by Sencr Torr aud a son of tho editor of the iiltxiccui Moniteur. It is expected here that ex Secretary Seward has abandoned his projected visit to Mexico. Peculation in the Treasury Department, to the amount of 05,000, was discovered ou the 23 J. A treaty of amity and commerce with the North German Confederation has been signed. Lexington, Kentucky, Baces. LEXINGTON Ky., Sept. C. The attendance was large at the races here. At the produce stake for three year olds, odc mile and repeat, twenty-one entries, six started Uulord's c. f., Coquette, 4, 2; Keychard's ch. c, Ktlzour, 2, 3; Grinstead's b. f., Tibbie "Dunbar, 3, 4; Villey's br. f., Flounce Wallsce, 5, 5; Harper's br. c , Equal distanced Ii. G. Thomas's b. c, llerzog, 1, 1. Time, 1:45, 1:45. Sweepstakes for two-year old filleys, oue mile dish, eight entries, four s'arted ('lay's ch. f., Maggie, b. b., 1; Shy's Midnight Belle, 4; Swegert's b. f. Anneit", 3; Pochard's Sister of Charily, 2 Time, 1:45J. The day Was fit.e Fir. In ;t Coal Fit 203 Men In the Tit i.iul Unable to Get Out. Plymouth, Pa., Sept. 6. A broke out this morning" in the tire flue and bottom shaft owned ly the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company, at this place, and in a short time the whole breaker and outbuildings were in flames, and the hoisting apparatus, the only avenues of escape lor the miners, was des'royed. All efforts to stay the flames were unavailing, and the whole structure fell, filling up the s'iaft. Over two- hundred men arc iu the shaft, and have no communication ou with to chance for air, as the only way for getting air into the shaft was through the main opening, and that wss filled with burning timbeis and debris of flimes. It is feated the whole number have been suffocated by the smoke or perished lor want of air. The fire departments of Scranton, Wilkcsbarre and Kingston are playing streams down the shaft, for the purpose of quenching the fire there, so the rubbish can be cleared out and the condition of the men ascertained. It will probably take until to-morrow morning before tidings can be received from them. The scene is heart-rending. Families are congregated in great numbers, and miners from all parts of the country are there at work, and the merchants, and in fact, the whole population of the town have turned out to assist. The loss by the lire will amount to about $100.000, partly covered by insurance. All the physicians in the vicinity have been summoned to attend when the condition of the men has been ascertained. The affair has ca.-ta gloom upon the whole community, and business is almost entiiely suspended. The miners had only resumed work to-daj'i. -after a suspension of about three months. Among the men in the mines is Mr. Hughes, the Superintendent. Scranton, Pa , Sept. G 10 p. m. The latest information from the Avondalc Mine states that the shaft was cleared, and two men went down and penetrated sixty or seventy yaids to a closed gangway door, which they could cot force cpen. They found three dead mules . outside the door, aud sulphurous fumes were pouring out through the door. No signs of li!e were dis covered, and it is feared all arc dead. - Plymouth, Pa., Sept. G 10 p. at. After the rubbish from the bjttom of the shaft was cleared away, two men descended in a bucket, and sent word up to send down a pick and shovel to clear the doors with. The bucket was brought up and two men started down with tho tools. As they started the men at the bottom rcques'el them to hurry, and on tneir reaching the bottom, both were found d INT r.OTicfl nrp fnrfrtflined for th. mnn ' .in the shaft. All are suPDoseti tn 1 t 1 rn 1 1.1 f t . nave oci.oucu. xuo . viaua. uauip is very bad here.

AVashinston News Death of Secretary UaiYllns, & . ' Washington, Sept. G. Secretary Ratlins died at 4:12 this afternoon. j A comparative statement of the revenue receipts or March, April. May, June, July and August, 1SGS, with the same months tlmyear, shows an aggregate increase for the latter of $8,357,307. To-day's receipts $857,000. Commissioner Delano to-day issued the following order: All persons having claims in this office, and all attorneys, claim agents or other persons acting in their bohalf, or having business with this office, shall be required to communicate the same in writing, addressed to the Solicitor of Bureaus through the mails. No person whatever connected with the office by official relations shall be allowed interviews with its clerks or employees, except by express permission of the Commissioner, Lep uty Commissioner or the Solicitor. Washington. September G. At o'clock this morning Secretary Raw lins cough was more troublesome and respiration more difficult. At 11 o'clock to-day he was asleep. One of the watchers was Gen. J. E. Smith Nourishment and stimulants have been frequently administered, the physicians honing to sustain his fast waning strength until the return of the President, who is expected this cvenirg. At 7 o'clock this morning, Secretary liawlins was in a tolerably comiorta ble condition. He spoke to Gen. Jno E. Smith and Commisioner Parker with his customary earnestness on various subjects, and inquired whether they thought he would recover his health, or again rise from his bed To this question Gen. Smith said he feared not. and asked whether he had any wish to express with regard to the disposition of his remains in case he should die. He replied he would leave that with his friends, but he did not desire to have an ostentatious or expensive funeral. During the after noon Secretaries Cox and Kobcson came into the chamber, when the for mer read to him the following tele gram: Concobd, Mass., Sept. G. If Gen. liawlins is living, convey to him the assurance of my respect and affection, and of the sorrow with which I learn the condition of a friend so highly valued a man so upright, able and faithful. God bless and keep him. (Signed.) E. Li. lloArt. Secretary liawlins 6aid, with deep emotion. I am very grateful to the Attorney General for his love, and I wish you to say so to him." At about o clock Dr. Peterson was left in charge, Dr. Bliss and Surgeon-General Barnes having been obliged by other duties to leave tor a short time. Dr. Peterson, a few minutes to four o'clock, observed a marked change in the condition of the patient, whose pulse had become very irregular, and remarked to Gen. Giles A. Smith that he was sinking very fast, and had but a few minutes to live, and re quested him to send for Surgeon General Barnes. About thia time there was read to him a telegram from ieut. Gen. Sheridan, addressed to Gen. Sherman, dated Chicago, Sept. 6, as follows: " Will you please give my love to liawlins I All the officers here send their love to him. With scarcely breath to speak, he said: General Sheridan is very kind, and appreciate and am very grateful for tiis kindness, it the love ot my mends could uo it, l would soon be a healthy man. About nve minutes past 4 he aked some one to raise him. Dr. isiiss. who had returned, adjusted the pilow under his back, while' Dr. Peter son held him up. His eyes at once became fixed, and without a struggle he died at 12 minutes cast 4 o'clock. There were present Secretaries Cox and llobeson, P. M. General Creswell. Gen. Giles A. Smith, Commissioner Parker, Jas. llawliua, brother of deceased, Gen. O. O. Howard, Mr. Chadwick. Sureen-General Barnes, Gen. J. A. Smith, Dr. B iss, Dr. Pe terson and servants in attendance during the day. Ihe late Secretary oiten expressed strong desire to see President Grant, asking, "When will he come?" but was fearful he would not live long enough to do so. Ycs'crday afternoon, while llobeson. Cox and Postmaster-General Creswell were sitting at his side, the first-named remarked: Gen. liawlins, 1 am very sorry to see you so sick." To which the Generrl replied: Mr. Secretary, so far as I am personally concerned as a member j of the Cabinet, I have met with it for the last time; you will never see me there again. the company were deeply affected, but made no reply. Soon after the death of Secretary Rawlins his body wa3 embalmed and dressed in the uniform of a Major General. Colonel Dayton, chief of General Sherman's staff, and Captain Johnson, of the Medical Department, to night sit up with the corpse. President Grant, accompanied by his private Secretary, Porter, arrived at Washington by special train from Baltimore at 5:12. and was met at the station by General Sherman. He at once proceeded to th rcsielesce ot General Giles A. Smith, where he earned that Secretary Rawlins had besn dead an hour. " The President was much affected while gazing upon the lifeless form of his friend, and expressed deep re gret that, owing to the non-delivery j of telegrams at Saratoga, he was pre- J vented from sooner starting for Wasb-1 ngton. President Grant, on return- i ine to the Executive Mansion, tran3- i mittcd the following dispatch: Mrs. Mary h,. liawlins, l'uxuury, j Connecticut: j Your beloved husband expired at! twelve minutes past four o'clock this i afternoon, to be mourned by a fami- j ly, friends who loved him for his , personal worth and services to his ! country, and a nation who acknowledge their debt of gratitude to him. ' . Oa consultation with friends, it is 1 determined that he shall be buried in j the Congressionil Burying Ground, ! as the most appropriate burying place, 1 unless you have other suggestions to ! make. The time of the funeral is not ; arranged, but probably will take place ' on Thursday next, ; Signed U.S. Grant. ; Col. Doueliss, Assistant Private Secretary to the President, has been telegraphed to return from Virginia, and is expected to-morrow night St .TflSlfPrr lfn Anrr fl Tim 5V i.: ' r m t' Rrrnn tu wvit -J a v ua u-a,UUai. J.UC data trom which it ia made up was furnished in 1S61 by a son of Lord

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was then in St. Louis, and connected with Gen. Fremont's artsy. Odd Jellows' Delegation Tcrgo if an Killed. Indianapolis, Sept. G Grand Sire E. D. Farnsworth, and Grand Representatives from Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky, passed through this city at 7:30 P.M., en route for Chicago, on their way to tho Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., to meet in San Francisco on the 20th in3t. A negro named John Fleet was shot and instantly killed to day, by a white man, a carpenter, named Geo. Davidson. They had some words on Saturday, and renewed the quarrel to-day, when Davidson drew a pistol and shotJFleet in the temple. Davidson was arrested. Cotton Prospects along the Arknsa and White Ulvers. Memphis, September G. The news from along the Arkansas and White llivers say the cotton crops are splendid and that the bolls are opening finely. From along the Mississippi, for two hundred miles below this city, the drouth has cut off the crop onethird. The young bolls are shedding off, and only the lower, or bottom, bolls wul mature. From Albany, X. Y. Albany, N. l., September G. Much activity prevails among those interested in the Susquehanna Bail road election, which takes place to morrow. Mr. Fisk and others of his party are here. The impression is the Ramsey interest will carry the elec tion. Governor Hoffman has appointed tho following named gentlemen delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention to be held at Louisville, Ky., on the 12th of October: Horatio Seymour, Horace Greeley. Samuel Campbell, A. A. Lowe. C. K. Garrison. W. C. Bryant, II. C. Murphy, P. A. Conklin, Erastu3 Brooks, W. M. Tweed, George Opdykc, Marshall O. Roberts, W.-G. Hunt, F. P. James, Ira Harris, John Tracy, Henry Dewolf, II. ltamsdell, Thomas Cornell, K. E. Davis, Freeman Clarke, Wm. Kelly, Georee F. Comstock, Thomas G. Alvord, Henry A. Richmond. Base Ball. Philadelphia, Sept. G. From 6,000 to 8,000 persons witnessed the base ball match between the Hayma kers of Lansingburg and Athletics this afternoon. The score stood as follows: Haymakers 1, 1. 4. 3. 0. 0. 5, 0, 3 total 17. Athletics 0. 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 2. 1. G total 18. New York. September G. A Lon don special says the German Catholic llierarchal Convention, in session in Fulda, have adopted a lino of action or platform to be observed by prelates in council in Rome. It is tolerant and dependent in tone, yet in a spirit of complete submission to the call of the Holy Sec. ihe Austrian Bishop3 did not attend. They assemble in convention in Salseburg. New York, September G. e are in receipt of the following cable dispatch addressed lo a private party in this city: London, Sept. G 2 p. m. There is a panic in Germany on ac count of the receipt of bad news from i1 ranee. New York. Sept. G. The fire and wrecking steamer John Fuller, bo onging to the r ire Depa: tment. left yesterday for Philadelphia where she is to try to force the water lrom Schuylkill River into Fairmount reservoir. News from the Indian Territory. Fort Harker, Kansas, Sept. G. Messrs. Felix 11. Brucot, Win. E. Dodge and Nathan Bishop, United States Special Indian Commissionerr, reached Fort Harker Saturday evening, having left Medicine Bluff on tho 231 of August. They held a council on tr.e 21st, at which all the principal j chiefs of the Camanches, Kiowas, I Witchitas and affiliated bands were present. Santanta, Sahabit, Milky way, 1 Archtatytadas, Buffalo liood, Moowa, Shaking Hand and others made speeches, and said they would n jw walk in the white man's rosd. and want the Washington father to send good men and show them the road. All the Comanchcs are now in and will probably remain on the reservation. The Commissioners do not placa much reliance on the promises of Santata and the Kiowas. The issue of better rations is all that will hold them. The Commissioners held a council with the i.neyennes and Arapahoes at Camp Supply, on the 10th, which resulted in an agreement with Medicine Arrow, Chief of the Cheyennes, that he would immediately bring all Northern Cheyonnes to tho camp on th north fork of the Canadian, if the Commissioners would promise them protection on their wuy down, which protection was promised. Full reports of the council have been sent to Gen. Parker by mail. o Cuban Xews. Havana, Sept. G. The foreign residents of this city, principally the Germans, are enlisting to act as a volunteer reserve battalion when the present volunteers take the field. The foreigners this forenoon presented a letter to Captain General De Rodas, containing the above offer, and it was accepted by him. Eight hundred insurgents surprised 400 volunteers, and repulsed them.General Puello, with 400 troops, marched to the assistance of the volunteers, but the insurgents re fused to give battle. On the lGth of August, tho insurgents, several thousand strong, commanded by General Quesada, General Cespedes being present, made an attack oc Los Tunas, losing 250 killed. The garrison of Los Tunas consisted of 450 troops, of which 100 were killed and wounded. The fight lasted nine hours. The result is not stated. Geu. Benegasi arrived at L03 Tunas ! the day alterwards with a convoy. He had been skirmishing all aloDg the road, and sustained a slight loss. A Disgraceful Affair. Louisville, Sept. G A disgrace iui anair occurred affa r occurred on Saturday night, ' at a place called Christmas, on ilin Third Street road, a few miles distant from the city. A fandango, at which were congregated a number of black men and some white fcmale-i i l.- : i i. - ' uruao up iu u lerriuie row. inuring the melee, firearms ana Knives were frnelu iietl Thrr bloel-a rnnno.l n Tk 1 rtniw fnr th u..a UUCU riiJivuiua -va IA k V I X B . U IU thus far less. their efforts have been fruit

Foreign !fews. ENGLAND.

London, Sept. '5. Important ad vices relative to the actual existing condition of the relations between the Khedive of Egypt and the Sultan of Turkey, have been received. Khedive was promptly telegraphed to Constantinople. His assent to the conditions, military, financial and tributary, which were embraced and insisted on in the Sultan's letter lately forwarded to him, evinces his determination to leave no excuse for any hostile action cn the part of the Sultan. The Khedive expected to arrive in Constantinople Monday and have an official interview with the Sultan immediately. The French Minister in Constantinople telem-ann-ed the main points of the letter to the Khedive before he reached Alexandria, at the same time urgently advising him to submit to its terms. Private advices from Paris, received here to night, on the subject of the actual condition of Napoleon's health. These dispatches represent that the illness of the Emperor has taken a somewhat alarming turn. His Majesty experienced an attack of the disease yesterday whielf occasioned him an unusual amountof pain and suffering. lhis paroxysm subsided after a little time, but to-day the Emperor feels much exhausted from its eff cts. No fatal result of the attack is anticipated, but the exciting symptoms are of such a character that they are decidedly calculated to excite ness both in his fimilyanl the public mind. The weather is uusettled. This morning the Telegrajh re views, chronologically, Mrs. fetowe's article on Lord and La Jy Byron. It says tho subject is toa paiulul to dis cuss, ana regards tnc publication as ( me result ol indiscretion on the part it. -a. .... oi iurs. otowe and her publishers. IRELAND. Abmoqiio, Sept. G. The work of reorganizing the Church is progress ing satisfactorily. A requisition has been prepared to ask the primales to convene a lay conference. A later dispatch states that the Khe dive has left Alexandria for Constan tinople. Dublin, Sept. G Cardinal Cullen has ordered Dravers of thankseivinein rne Uatbolic Churches for the ter -, . - a mination of religious ascendency in xreianu. Mr. Gladstone, in a note? iust nnb iiaiicu. says me Diruon ot remans is under consideration in the Cabinet. Ihe Arch Bishons of A rarach rind Dublin have aereed to convene a Lav Conference, which will meet in thia city in Uctober. FRANCE. Paris. September G The bo urse excited. Rentes opened to dav at Olr. ode. a heavy decline since Sat urday night. To-day the Commis eaire ol the Bourse, in order to allay excitement, publicly announced the heath of the Emperor as sitifictorv PARIS, ScdL G. La Prea-m renorfs that the Emperor kent his bed ves. terday, and received the Empress and 1 rince Imperial only during the day. out adds tuajL-iiie condition ol the Lmperor is not considered worse. 7i h'epuLUque says the Emperor did not go out yesterday, and his phy sicians counsel him to avoid fatigue 1 . f St m t a x auis, oepc. o. me oliicial jour nals of this afternoon declare that the Emperor s condition ss net alarm ing. ihe Senate to-day adopted the Senatns Consultum by a vote of 134 affirmatives to 3 negatives. turkey. Constantinople, September C. The Khedive has dispatched his assent to the Vizier's second letter, relative to the negotiation of loans without the consent of the Sublime Porte" SPAIN. Madrid, Sept. G. A proposition has been made to reduce the hierarchy of Spain to five Arch-Bishops and thirty two Bishops. Raleigh, N. C, Sept. G. Ex-Governor Worth died last night. Seizure of More Dry Hoods Counterfeiter Arrested, c, Ac. St. Louis, September G. One hundrcl and twenty additional packages of goods, belonging to Perry Fuller, have been seized to satisfy an attach rcent in favor of the First National Bank of Washington City. Michael Moran. was committed to jail to-day in default of $5,000 bail, for dealing in counterfeit greenbacks. Nearly $100,000 in accident insurance, was placed on the delegates to the Commercial Convention, before they left for Keokuk to-day. A. T. Stewart, of New York, has telegraphed to Insurance Agents here to place risks on his goods, in St. Louis Companies, to the amount of $500,000. Claflin & Co., and Jaflrey fc Co., of New York, have risks e a St. Louis Companies to the amount of $125,000 each, and Field, Leiter & Co., of Chicago, have $100,000. The Jewish New Year has been very generally observed ly the Hebrews here to-day, and the ceremonies will continue to-morrow. Nev Orleans, Sept. G. A northeast wind has been prevailing here for the past two days, which increased to a gale at five o'clock this morning. There has been heavy wind and unaba'el rain continuously throughout I 1. .1 rpt. - ..'it . mo uuy. x ne extent, oi ine storm is unknown. Damage to theshipping and crops is apprehended. Chicago Items. Chicago, Sept. G. The shipping business of Chicago for the past mostb is shown by the . following figures: Total number f vessels arrived 2,128, crews 19.119, tonnage 4SG.192; clearances 2,001, tonnage 4G4 292. The question of admitting ladies lo medical colicj es will be discussed at the next meeting of the Chicago Medical Society. llev. Dr. Ilvlance. rrefor of James Church, preached yesterday morning, ana fetween the JJishors V hitehousc and Rev. Mr. Cheney, he took strong ground in favor of the Bishops and in condemnation of the lvonra o r j 1 in ciibcUnnA A 1 x I. action of the former as a nroner sten i toward weeding the church of schis matics. At a meeting- of anii r-,nl monono- I il. s i lists on Saturday, it was resolved that 1 iuessrs. u. IS. Farewell, C. ii. l argo and Wm. II. Turner, of this city, be constituted a committee, whose duties it shall be to control the funds of the subscribers for the purchase of coal, in conformity with the object of thia meeting having full and entire control of all matters relating to the purchasing, shipment and distribution of

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coal as contemplated; with power to procure an agent to make purchases A base ball game in this city to day between the newspaper reporters and printers, resulted in favor of tli latter by a score of 42 to 21. Cincinnati Items. Cincinnati, September G. Robert Dodge, a dry goods merchant, com rnitted suicide last night, by taking morphine. He was found deal in bed this morning. At a meeting of the School Board to-night n resolution was offered to put the Bible and singing of sacred songs out of the public schools, in order to remove the objections of Catholics against them. Also a motion to appoint a committee to confer with the Catholic Church authorities

- ! as to the term on which Catholic parents will send their fhibl rt'n Jo school. The resolutions were ordered to be printed, and made the special uruer ior next ivionday night. xjutiai ii-uuj; returned lo this city Saturday night. He bririM p. pers exhonoratmg him fully of all tne charges preferred apainst him in the recent investigation. lie will not go to Arkansas, but will at once enter on the duties of his office as supervisor of Internal Revenue for couiheru Uhio. N W 1 ork, Sept. G. The Atlan tic and Lcktord Ba?e Ball Clubs played the first of a series of games for the championship to-day, with the loiiowmg result: AtJauties 2. 4 7. 1 . V !. 0. 8-total 43. Eckfords 2, o, t, a,, a, i, u, u, j total 23. EV AVIvKTISE:tEm. n('iiool . iso ores. Standard and Miscellaneous 13 o li 131,vrsii: hooks, Feals Cap, Letter and Note Paper, ENVtfLGPia, PENS, PENCILS, Arnold's, Stspinns'd, CliaseV, atd Butler's Inks, FANCY C;OQlS, FISH & BARTER'S, No. 19 Main Street Iii-7 (Jl 1 J.I. 1'KltSOVS IM I KI H I I'DAKK JOk. nereoy not tiled that on the llh il ot .September. JtSei'J, the County Surveyor win j.roeee j 10 i uu me linen and establish the corner of the following described ii Hem ox lann : Kaxthalfol went ho If fraetlnnnl cetlnr. 29, townnhip 7, rause 11; Went half of saxt half fractional action ji, ujwiitiiiip , range 11 ; ta.siiiaii or eat half fractional section tu, iow nun ip , range ii ; oouuiciuii quarter KOuthwe t nimrlrr section 17. towuhlt7. ranae II t Koulhwe.st quarter of anitheast quarter at, i nm a . , iiiwuaui)) it rane 11 ; ouuuiewii, iUHrn-r Miuineiutt quarter section 17, townshln7. ramrell: ....ii.... i . . -. , - . . . 1 roriiiwesi ouarter .oiil lipm I muricr v . ivu yjwiii iii p , raitie it ; Northeast quarter Mout heaHt quarter section 17, iHwnslno 7. ram e 11. se7 wUw JAJIES L. KINO. inuiaiia tale Uniicrsitv. 11L OOMISG TON, INDIA NA . T ii K m:xi tkiiji i:i:;i.vn m;i-, In all ine Department, luclnding Helen tine, ( laNKleul. Mo.U rn L.-imooi Tk.iv V . ..v.wto ..i icimuiiiK auu LAW. 1 lie nrwt I'r.,.11 .... . , r .f,... .. i, u iui oneuH on uie ith day of Movt mr or further Inlormntlnn mi.uvioi, ,u " V " 1.M.V,I11US.M1 i, 1 .!., liioomiugtou. KOIIT. C. Fos i'KH elid2twlt Sec'y 1ml. UniverMly. opeiia mm ST0UB. W. O. Burlbrd, DrALIR IN Drugs, Medicines, American and Imported Perfume', TOILliM.' AliTIClEH. NO. 13 SOUTH FIRST STREET. (CHANDLER'S 13LO K). Prescriptions Prepared at al! bouts. seG 3 m Ingle itlc Coal Mine?. TTvi.g Ti:pii:n tiik PANT miee lnouins in lliorousrlilv eiiug and renewing the late liodlam Mines, the propiietors now announce that Wednesday, ihe 8th Inst, Oirajions wilt be resumed on an increa. ed scale, under the above nanieu. l ne moi.t complete arrantteiuent of screens has been adopted, aud the 1NGLESIDE COAL Will ba entirely OF Si IV VCK. Orders received and coutracts nudo at the olHce, 0. 2 MAU SfKKKT, Jf E.IK tVATMC. lw Gleiidale Female College. HXHIMll fOtltfiliTi JL year will commence SmtBim. ls aim is to furnish a home an.l n.. v.l "l5: "epanmems of female education, aud to see that every .,,.it niHkeaa lallhlul use of them -! Eor catalogues and information, addre-s LEV. L. 1). fOTTEK. Presi.tL., rt' S Olendale, Hamilton County, O. e6 d2t swlt FOR SALE. Ii I fi 8. O. lO. AMI 11 x.- ...,. Eulargemeut, ou liberal terms. For paiticuiaiH, luqulteot iLHl)& START, No. ii Water Street. Be 2 lw

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"VCrm: Hi; AN. n i:b-I of Information V whs hud in the I Mn t Cuit ot the L ii. led f- fates lor t i.e 1 list rict r.f Indiana, r'u 17lli day ol August. 1 -u ;i, by Oliver l .Miinkloand Uriah Njiin k le, by Mcpkih. lorUr, Harrison, ami FlshbucU, their nrocors, iHint IIih sieami.otit Oiiarbf,- ;;" woercof i homa, Murdoch was it.teiv ,S.ln , ?;kl'"'"1 'ia,,l "J luinitnie, .V ,?l-'uIJ V""1 1 " "t "'- ii.uic.Ki L..d murium.-, ;iti,j ; almlne damages in tho nun or i'.-.i n ,i r,v7 5

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i'ow, therefore, in , m-mm ,. of ,;,,. liillou, under Ihe fc.-.-.t of tr.l Co ,i V-i , L di.vctd and delivered. I no hei.'',1 g "e public notice to uli peison claiming ?ld goods, or any i.art thereof, or In any manner Interested I h.-r- In. t hut 1 1,( y l,, and appear l.eiore Ih Ottlct court of the I lilted M ill'!, to be held uL 1 1... ,.,t ... i .. . dUuapolis, in and for the Jjist i let i,f Indiana, ou the tirst Mot.d.ivof HciiUoiihrr

next, at U o clock of tho lorenoon of that day, then and there to lnl.-rpoe their

claims mm nme tneir alle-allou in thl behal f. UI'.N. sspoo Fit, Mnifthal, U Py art.u Uav, liepuly Atts.sl; .1. L. Jlowi.AM), Clei It. (auJIdUl) I'AIUIIA.VHS' ST A N DA tilt ot all kinds. H O It N I; Tf M )K . CO., No. Norm W'uler stiMt, b-vansville, lint o'i tt;rn . 1 . 17 .11 A . A S HX : 1 1 A ii I A N U UKS I AIJ If ANT, Corner First and LociM SI., Chandler's H.'cclr, oj.poMU' Jlou-.e. the Oj.uta KKhTAVKANT AND LAK KOOM. -Meals Nerved mi In the best Mylo Stall times. Pi-st ol wine clgrs countautly ou hand. s, liquors, MtlU utiK7lf XK NAI.K-HKI'OMMIANll COTTON Jt. M A O Jl I M Kit V Cards, 1 (rawing Jn...IL. 'I'i. .1.... . ' " .linn, , wni, nun rine rsr-ee.irH. i i.i i :?,;i uuia iiin,M!wi( v Hrjn-rs, litessers, Acs. tor description hihI jirlc-B of Uipkm ina eh! tiea adorers c. k. IiaitLUs Agent Tri llion! Mlilu ItdOdtim eod Lowell, Mh. FJicvr tuniv.tL OF Fresh Hallimore Oysters, tjervca ip liaw. Frleti. or Ktcwrd. A T John V. Nt Imm l7.irH MA IN N TRKET ILXCUA A 0 A, H(2 lm llel. l ifdiiiiwl Kiath Mm. Notico I'ttOPOSAI.S fl.t. II K k3 rec. Ivedul inyohice llllfil Heoleliitu.e l.itll, lVit. at IU O'clock A.!d. for e;.Ml. ui.irk arid flllinir on the went, Mde of Ilia t-ult. Wfil lJridii". (Six cihcatlons Oil li!. 111 tV oIiee. '1 ho i oiniiilssloneiM iin rvi. ih rljfht to reject any r nil bids. V i( T illt Itl SCH. A. V. O. Lvanhvillo, Auguht :, lv.'j :ui:u out Notice. S i: vi.n Jftoiov i.s i. m: received nt my oili-fi until Mem em her l.J Jl, llS. ill, lit 10 o'clock A.M. lor Ihe e,, II-Nliiu-tion of wlni? wallson ihe Hide of llnbrldio near thii..Salt Well. Tim Vttn mi. slum-in rcxerve the ilyht to reject uny or all bids. Specification lor Ih.j woik tuo on Ii le iu my oliici.. Ji"i(.lt PI -ton. A. V. C. Lvntixvliln, A ui;u-t :n, !,!. mi d otd Vf. WAH.AVS. THOfS. COS VN'jTON .No. 1 MA1.V .STKKKT. it Aieier.v vvi.tov. DKAI.KILS J.V PIANOS. OKOAiVS. 1IIJSIO And .Musiciif Ooodn of all klmli. Oidet i by mull irompliy aUeuded to. (eji dly F011 SALE. T3"JJ AIMIIT lit ItLMOVK III JSM KtlitucitV' I Will, on tlie M-r-nnd ihiT oi Oijtolit r, l.s.U, at ihe Court limine d.ior. in this eily, n:ll ut ,uliii; auction, my re.slde.iK u on Thiid snwi. Ml' lot II I II V Tliliily Church. Lot y,- by ill bit. lei ins iiheriil. kihI ma lo known on dv f;f Hale. it. A. A KMlSl'KAl). fceiitL'-td FOR SALP. 5000 II i; A V Y, SL t .MLI KS VVh.- it Jiait . verv low. IIAVJIClt-ST A W Ii Ml AK Kit, nc.'-illw .No. OHouth Waler Slrt uL William llunneli 1 In tho Vanrtervs. Frederilc Holder, burBli Circuit Coutt, October Term, A on Holder, Henry t Ii iexe. Danii 1 ,i. (iraha'ii. Joseph OibiiH. Henry Ahlerlnu. Henry liruuuiieiba John J. ;baudler. Ac! ion lo en lon e Wm. 11. I'liHiidler. i mecliiinn-s' lien. Al'l'i; VO I HllM A I I II A. .iLoli llleiii lli.iolh.-e of the Clerk of haid Cor.it th.it Ann Jlolder. one of the Ue.t nilai,U lu the iibove-entllled I'ause, in a neu. wsury parly to mid action, tlia attiue beinit in relation to iel exlalo. u.nd i hut said Ann iloider i.s a nou-refeldetit of the SStMtHOl iiidiiina JNotieft n therefore hurehv nlvim until Ann Holder of the j.eudetcy ol tlila action, aild tllttt llm hiiuih u-ill alnn.l l..r trial at the next term of mid Vamb rbunrh Circuit Court, to be bcun and held at. tlie court-house in the city ,f EvHiinville.Vanderbureh County, Htuti; of Indiana, on tlie firs-t Monday In October, lSijy. vviiuet .-oren Soieiison cti-rii n.r i.li Court, at Evamsvllle, this Jit h day of Ans?Uhl. lSiill. H. SOHENMt IN'. CjerK. XihV'JUK JiYNKK. IMalnliJl ' Allr.r,.,.,. aull tf . ...... WANTED TTTTTTIO IAOESTS l OItJLLJ'I.IhiD a.d H'f W 1 ' I TTTT! In the boundless West and tunny Houth. Jlfcr.eakH u the yoiirnc man or a homeand fortune, and tells Jiim why, wdiere and now to eek It; 11 tells the capitalist, where to invest: the laborer, to find ii wages; t tie farmer, the besl lands; I Ii" mereiiHirii, the manufacturer, the in ob-sKional tnwn inn i in mil. ian c oi mo kil-hi cimm" open to them; 11 tills t verj oouy ;usi wioii. they out to Know atioul Hie vast remuren and wonilerlnl ororess in every purl ol thiserent country. 'ew. Ir.-sli, luieiestlirs and popular. . . Hend for circular. Lnterprlslnt; men can lei.rn of a ruoii'.-V-m it k i n l.usiu. ss by lid orei-Mns? I'EOI'LK'.S I'CJiLI s J 1 1 N I CO . aUK-'fJ-lmj 1 'i It-tea St., Clii' ln nail. Ohio. KAULE i) A 11 It I A I) WORKS. r. n.i .11 1: 1 1ST j ; i MA.M'FA t-r V H I : U O K C viii ii:vi; 5lS Fancy Trotting L'ugio?, Miifl Ini r Top Ks:jjrlei, lloiloittuj, nnI .suriiifj Wngon-'i, '. COIt.OF FOURTH AX0 lOCTsT sfsi, evaxhvilli:, isr. eHrecIal attention flveu to r.-rnilrlna oi an kinds, and re-paint i j ir done a I I he f.hortesl notice and on tho most liberal teiuis. A. (feneral Assortment of M'ork CumtanUy on Hand. None bat Ibe Beat Workmen Em

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a f i .-A " i 'j In. CI O o ,m hj tH fjl - bi W -a s trJ o . : 'H u- i o --. H i rj i?i .mi !d ... IJJ o 11 -3 M hi m Q ft hi Hi 0 5 ? vr 'hj Mttfi O T.--T1 bi 3 Ml tJ J ' O hj 1 .. AMUSEr.i:riTj.. rI?Jie Hivr God ' IfiXI1T'Q ! ! ' . Tlie Arcnlo 'Glory o! tin 'h:Aurn . Wuti r ;, ' On tTie inn Kid Act nt in-w fc'i inur WILL,'-., , JIAN, jor. Im ol a r , J i fti .s: , ( ,.. JK'd by the Or!:;! nx I in I y mid Ll -lug lN 1 1 1 I '. f.,r bin otl'. ;ki;at t'litc i With which he I a now liukim;. F..s r. 1umphal I-'ltiiil Tour I Inotij h t.ho v i ,t mi l M mill, mid s lildi eoiupi lr nti tturlv :.-. ai'lH.VOf tho llV.iiu kliU inn.l.un.iihv eix-om pi lulled limy m.d I I I . . i ; i . AN AKTISJ KM! Iho ... fc iUiM l, I , ,- bus, and hensainrtiul l .f.-i h, j,i,;ii .... .-j.,......!.., ..kji,,, nillll'If'H, llll'l lif!tinituiMtied t;emiuit I'l-iio nots, :, j (i)o Iiai.dHoinest Mud most n -l..i,i- bin, i y inh . lllf'Olt IKlt li lI(Jtf. fver I-., livened within th) in ii u if eii.'io ! iim- j;ini it,, e 'rutin lh llmi Ml'l I.im.l N .,rv, I i v , V i . HI' i, Jii. . 4 5 Will exhibit t EVA fy VILLK on HATIJKHA V,hj;."J'. II, l"io., heed of ,Mlu HI reel, wH h " 4l.l li t N It I I J ," !. II M Hit I ." " OMI jiam 11111;." Ill bin ' Old Time " ch i ruder of clown, i p,o n N. c.'.rnr.x. KIXiAK MENTIdl'.-i ndiilral.li KUvcr Cornet Jiniid will nppeiir on Jioi ei,,M u but no Htrrit NH-iniltr or rn -id purime w l.t bo Ulveu lit the f xp n.i; of Jio-e w ho pu to m- a t'no iw, iind not n I,. tlen , t Hlld " Joud " cmtsldo fid v. I Msi iiienl, on win els. I Ian itiei:' motto 1h ' 1 .s i i.k 1 f uKOIIMiSCK, Without t'Hi'l' lui-l l," iu. Ulead ofotitMiln dlHphiv vi llli. nit IohI Iii perioi mane.-. The ln,r ,. ,' tli U unta n i ,i -cent ihtahlls.hmeiit lire 1 jt'i pled ln.ui llm ll.treiiK and lulnous toll of llm ro.l, and reliuu, iiuii.ii.h1m il, ll ivt ..,ni IH ! pri Hniee. iimu ol m i l.m. i, n.i in i v n,ii 1 1 I abHolulely lndi-p. iihal.l.. to porket and I llirllllnj; iijiieslriMU epi eseij i u Clou, r J'ledMi r. ineiiilM r iimi litis in r" Ively iiutiruiilenl to be the h Jmn luu only :ireuw, arid (hat wllhln ll i iipa. u. , and haiKlKoniely appointed avtiioii tt.tr.i lsrowni and cijiiilwliiMii he u, i i (or ail. TWO J'EJtK(JflMAK EH EACH LAY. A'lmlwdon J0etilHI Chlldnu lindi r ten yearn 2 cent. Domih oj.e i al i! and J (iVI'iclf , - ' i i jDitirG ami u. K oi li.'n i iiotii i'itit the bfcMt-BUi(4.ei. atotk ol Summer ftnd Ecr.S)naMe I).RVi'. CtJ ( 'I f I'ltK EH - ' Via i In tint DOMESTIC DEr A it I'AI ENT, j ' A very large fttU r.f Tin? BEST PRINTS'.' . And Ihe laoat .popular l rnad.i ; ' . L'lcached t L'nMr at lied ITJS'LTNS At the lowisl uimk' t lati -i. DRESS GOODS DEI A HTMEN'i 1 now more compld n its fnn,iu,n.nt than ever beiore oiu-ied u n is nn 1 1. . t BlKl at AHTOftiThlllNULY I)VV I'UI L-t' IlfACIC ISII.IIN.' And all the new hbrnleN of FA r.'CV HI LIC M At Z'k'., Cue. 7"c., aud 11 per yard J.-, than their value, an. I n uruitl,, 1 Uli ttik, the a (ner Hon o! loiini iinserupuloiis eomput Ik m u '. the contrary no'Klth- . bland. ii. 'Hack rtri'd Vhito LLAM.A ;iAVJ.", . Hosiery, (ilovt n, l'AlUHOLH AND bU. .131 ElllAAAU, ' . AM ' . ' NOTIONS' ia endluKH variety,' MILLINERY STOCK will be cheap iui Iuk tha LalaiKHi of the Cloi i I t.ea'..it out rtfosqui'o Darj aiid Kfcttiu, 'iTte best slylu ol MoK.jullo II. sr Mil in i lust itfi-lvnif mi I iniiilu uj. Jo oi l r alio it notice. sohapxkk, Bumim t oo.t ; 5o. 17 and i'J Main Street. J 11 tl 'JS ' REAL ESTATE. Real Estate 'A gene j. j. i i:iiiou f. i IT A V. O VV.H EH A Hi: t r, i:i i & .LX. Auoucy lor lh avl oi and : en '.. n v o la.i'is. iimiKi '), ic, 4o. l'-rson Lvlu.' h.juMea or land to r n t or will, or persona tvlnln to p.t. e Ii !..-! or roi. t, will ln well by cUi:nj ii inur onice, on ; third Streat, near Lofu.st'

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