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SECRET DIsEAsEe.

eAMAnIfAN's GIYf tt lsmost certain, safe end
dy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken II
10 the soldier hope, snd friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; 70.
sAMARITAN's Roor AND HERE JuIcHs-A positive
And permanent cure for sDyhilis, Scrofuia, Ulcers
Sores, spots, Tetters, 30 Price 81 4 Der bottle.
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TEAUILY

SU1ELX STEADILY
ir~ SUCEE ~
eAoLANDERD EXTRACT BU0KU
10 cpnIHs l-
essry eAss of KIDNEY DIsHAsH, RIIuMASIsM,
0RAvBLs VHINA1y DIsolpIls, WHAKNEss end
Pains In The BAeK, FIMALl 0oMPLAIRrs anA
rRouBIIs srisins from 11csssIs OF ANy KIND.
bar 0OAD. II AT1LIerDDI
rHY 0LANpBR's.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU
Sold by Al ADetheoariss. Price q. D. BABNBe
co., Hew York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
Hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIGH 4
R0GEBs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fob lo-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ASK THE lNrkY CLHRKsl AT THE
custom. hoess h9v much foreign Ierfnnery is i'm;
ported under the pie1ent revenue la ~. They
viii ten you ls1t 70 none The s1tr scts ana essen
ces puI1ertiIa to be Iuropean are fraudulent and
perfume is the Ssrksti: PEi AIORT Nf0Hr-
BLOOMING CEAEUe.n Sold everywhere.
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superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcERINE
and especially designed for the Of LADIES, and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivallsd. ..
For sale By all druggists. fes-eoly
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Brutal MURDER oR wIFE.-Charles
Younger was lodged in Jail last Monday,
charged with the murder Of his wife, IL seems
she was decoyed into the woods and most
fiendishly murdered. Others are implicated.
Her body was found buried in hollow made
by the roots Of fallen tree.-Noaat Pleasant
fjV,st Tir1inidl Nep Era
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EATING Ice CRRAN.-Han's Journal of
Health says:-Never eat ice cream Immediately
after eating meal. II destroys all the heat OF
the body, which is needed to digest the food.
Deaths have frequently been caused by This
common practice, and disease is often bred by
it, No one should eat ice cream before two
hours after meal - H#h7 II
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CAMP MRETING.-We understand there will
be two camp meetings in this vicinity during
the present summer. The one by the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church at Golden Run, TO
commence Of the 10th Of August, and the other
by the Episcopal Methodist Church, some-
where in Trappe district. time not yet def.
nitely settled--Eastoss Nd Jauraal.g -s-- 8
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2Aa to goo Penn: svenus, ten doors~
Team sExtraeted WtLtost Pain. All Der. t0
sons having Teeth to extract, / would advise them
taken ont. Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
silver Plates: In srdsr that All persons should
To be conyinee1 Of the fact call and soc for your.
selves, Also, call and see the new and impreved
streets. NNA - -S'A
je 2-tf s 3. r.. LEWIE. M n Denfisf
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~BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLED
makes Quick work with flies, and II commenced
early, Keeps the house clear all summer.
Loek ont for Invitations
Get Dutch her o only a .eolm
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MOTH AND FRECKLEs,

mOTd ANU FkEOhLEbs
Ladies afhicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER-
RYS celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION
1t 10 infallble Prepared By DR.. B. q. Perry, Der
matologist, 49 Bond ST., n. Y. Sold by all drug.
gists In Washington and elsewhere. my lS.eoam
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can conscienriously recomme nd TO those suf
ierfH{ f5o% a distressng E cough % PR sTRIOK.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous. and 10 witha
not tdisagreeable 20 the taste. There h no doubt
best preparations In use and s all that It's propri
etor claims tor 1t. We have tried II during the
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. SO
SycAmsre street, Cinsnnati, Ohio, and for sale by
WAlTE'6 Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
ANlTt 315 Pc. avenue and SO9 Ninth street.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay o,
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Alse
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J
sKlLL!N HOU0HT0N. Howard Associations,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap l6-Sn
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TWO BAD OAsRs OF PILES CURED BIZ DIR
6TRICKLANDB PILE REMEDY.
Mr. Glass, Of Jsnesvills, Wisconsin, writes for
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
rom the army es incurable, The being quite pare.
yzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
ing that the most aggravated Chronic cases Of Piles
are cured BY DR.. Strickland 3 Pile Remedy. 1t Is
IR s9d * serTTssi'Gfsu Gu uevsryMhers Sold bX "
avenue and SOW Ninth street. - 90 My
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GHA1LHe 11EOafy ~. %. .1'l0f.-
SEIsss S ss65$S X SGs $50 issS1sSc HsAs.
ss l:sss B. 3 :es lsA
ChEs4EFAAddI {ISsTITTSFTl TIESF TElkrsoT ! ---7---
Fer YOUNG LADILe g, B0AkDlN g AND DAY
delphis, win reopen THURSDAY Sc ptsmbsF q.
Bosrs and Iuiton, per annsm. 946e.
French is the Language Of ths1 family, and is
tantly sDohen % the Institute. Q q !. = -
-. .sgsi MADAME DsHERyILLY,,
HAND AND GLOVE, . novel; By Miss IA.
- s Tardss 500. ArneSals. ,by white 0ollins,
fcri,a RRi:sscry q the Rsbslson part l:t 90 Ds
Study Of History. b. 0oldyis Smith. az =. :,
nEoALConAE ED.nsn rrsseh ART ef dseore-
4 ~ uDg China, Woe1. eilhs. &c ,durahjy. eoaal.
ns the h. "S:: Ss.. SssS.is, ssissi.s
Wholesale ead retail; Aes 10Th Ct, bet, b aad i.
~ Sselns 1n, AA1TlN late " LoadeD,
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DENTISTRY.

nR: LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 3l4
- Penna avenue will I'LL Teeth with -
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber atAv
very reduced price Teeth extracted with
OUT PAIN EUrT jy Is Inn
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i n. LOOMS, n. D.,

4 M. LOOMI6, II. D.,
PLATE TEETH, attends personally asIA
sas eTSs tS.a !. I'll. shis city, nsny psrsonS can
and no person can wear ooAers who cannot wear
Persons calling ct ny s1ee can b aeeommeAsssd
Eitb snS style and price Of Teeth they ny desire.
rest, cleanest, strongest and mott perfect denture
that Art can procure, the HINHRAt TExTH VIII
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvanis ave.,
essyesn Tn and 18th sts. Also, GOT Arch street,
fHHIS Is To ,GlyE NOTICE, That the sub
j scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
IF wsshington County 10 the District Of Ceism-
tate 81 johns Click, late Of .. w ashington,
ID. C., deceased. All persons having oiaims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. on or before the l4th day of July
AL benefit eff the said estate II ~ T-1 - =
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July. 1856.
IA l6-law3w- .i-ca = - - Execatrfx.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME BROBERIER, the wonderful As
lvl troloeist and Planet Reader, having lately
arrived from Europe, will remain in Washington
ashort time. This wonderful lady was born with
o natural gift She tells the past, present and
future; never known to fail. Sne causes love to
be mTual where it does not exist. She can be
consulted on marriages, losses. and the recovery
of the same She cures all diseases. Business
strictly confidential. Hours OF consultation from
Still5. Gepteman 81. Ladies 30 cents Present.
residence No. 290 10th street, corner OF street.
ell 1ms
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syFor violating the persons OF two little
girls in New Haven a negro has been let or
with The mild punishment of SlO0 fine and one
years Imprisonment
STennessee was the third State admitted
to the Union after the adoption of the Federal
Constitution. The State constitution WAS
adopted in February. 1896, and the State was
admitted June LIST of the same year. The state
was formed from territory of North Carolina
aYIt is said that large edition OF the song
"When this cruel war is over" rewritten ana
adapted 10 the various Powers, has been sent
TO Europe.
went 10 the depot TO meet has father, who came
from Canada on q visit, and returning fell ON
the steps OF his own house and was killed.
~A Western reporter walls bitterly over a
superabundance Of pic-nics, and, having a
headache on the morning Of July S, SAYS:
..Tbey are yariegsted fooleries. They are sui
try siupidIties. They are elaborate funeral
between rows Of pies, and cakes, and ice
cream" rs.-
2 u The New Jersey True American says
that al the residence OF Mr.. q. W. Grant, in
Trenton, on Tuesday IT noon, the sun played
with sneh intense heat upon a staple which
was inserted In the CELLAR door, i'm old and dry
wood. that II set tire to the wood and burnt a
hole the Size of the crown Of mans hai.
~The Augusta Press has this odd para
graph: "Miss Sarah Finch has been appointed
posimistress al Belair, Ga She was duly
sworn in a few days ago: and hence the bus
abled to enjoy their usual mail facilihes."
IMoses Craig. few days since, was mar
ried in Albany, having come there recently
from fufialo, where he had another wife lv-
ing. The latter heard OF IT, and having prior
claim, went 10 Albany and had him arrested.
He excused himself by saying that he heard
his wife had been killed by lightning; out his
wife says she has heard he had four wives liv-
ing when he married her. a
Ilf n Young man spends two hours with n
yousg lady every night. and her old FOLKS
dom make any fuss about IL, and his old 10 lks
don make any fuss about IL, the two young
folks ynsy be said 10 be engaged. 1si =
~A Kausas paper says: 1.-TWO men Of the
horse Tine wang frslernFy danced in the on
LighInipg Creek one day last week. They
imms diaieiy retirsd 10 a hole in the ground
after their exefefse." Hfa
sUAf furitive balloon made brief landing
in Prmcrtpn the Fourth. staying Jost long
epo, 9 b 10 leave sand.bag. bottle Of cham
paenr, and mans haf, in a gentleman's door
yaId, and then sailing mp again IN spite OF all
eGoI fr TO hold n. 'f7 HFs
sVA correspondent WRITES from Helena
CITY. Montana, that thers 10 no city On the
COUNTY, moie qni~i or xell governed, and adds:
"Ws Lave an active vigilance committee.
plenty OF rope and 4 pine tree handy where
5usru,~ i~ laid on 81 the time. There have teen
seven men hung on that Tree"
, 1866-07-10
WEST INDIES.

Another Revolt in Cuba-A Portion of
tho Population Declare tor Il Scpara-
lion frc1aa tie SpAnfrh Government
Insurgents Attacked by the Govern
nseuG Troups-Ilaif tho Spanish Sol-
oicfs Join tho ISebeis-ikeport tbnt
IgIu Thousand ChilInn Troopa Have
Effected Landing Near NuegftaA-
A General Revolution Expecttd-Ikc.
be1llon in st. Domingo.
count Of zumond rcyolt In Cubs, b1oupn. by the
captain Of steamer which arrived from Havana,
July ith. This revolt Is raid to have occurred ut
Porto Principe-the news Of which cau.e1 tnleoee
Ihe authorizes ut Havana paid no attention 10
the rumofs Of tho Eeyo1t until news c1mc that a
81 she had qF ne
epanlsb Government. o. the lit inst. military
fVIce, con'istluy Of five companies. stationed ut
bring ihem 10 order. 4 neht enaucd, IN which the
Co1onet nas killed sid t~o other officers morally
"ounced, Nhtto three companies Of the Spanish
thus reinforced. hnd numbering now 1000 men.
proceeded to the mountain region.
The moment the news was known In Havana.
place Of revolt bnl before thei were airy an the1r
way, Which was on the Sd, the stirring intelligence
arrived that four Eteamets. With 2,Ooo troops on
Iear,rg The .hliian tlag, aad ELECTED landtne IN
The vicinity. All the discoutcnted fbercupon pro
tfcded 10 the place Of rendezvous. aud 1t vas he
leyed tho nyol1 bad Its runtdeatious Throughout
tie y hole Island.
Among fho=e who left Porto Principe there were
about ,(o0 negroes. who, IT u asserted, Hcrr O
join the insurgents.
Tho whole atIa1s wss looked upon az general
revolution Of The natlsss to ffce themselves from
The Spanish rule.
Adliccs fro,n sau DomtnFo,' ed uittuo, STATE
ihas ths liberal policy OF ths former Atninlerntiou
toward foreign enterprise VIII be continued.
The country ia Quief, except At Seybo, where
Guillerznu. one Of Bacz'e guards, headed rebel
lion, which MES expected to be easily uuelltd.
, 1866-07-10
FROM NASHVILLE.

Pfccce diurA in The Tennessee Legt>1n-
turc-No Quorum III the T1Buse-Jolnt
Resolution offered III the Senate for
IiutJfyfn~ the Constitutional Amend.
n,ent->tyIe of Delegates 10 the PhiIa-
dolphin National Convention, Etc.
isreciai Despatch to the Chicago Tribuzc.]
NASHVILLE, Ju1y9 ..
No QUORUM IN the House ol Representatives. to-
day, Two Copperheads, B1att1e and Martin, whose
presence would hare completed d quorum, were
known 10 be in The city IN the morning. but could
not be found when the doorkeeper went after them.
The uou:e adjourned. ........
In the senate, John Ttunbe offered a joint reso-
,ntfon for ralf5lne the Constitutional Amendment,
which vas debated at some length.
Mr. Thompson, ol Warren, offered substitute
t1st teiorc the Legislature decided the question Of
r.,ify1nr the amendment II :honld be submitted TO
tic people Of the state. Lid On Inc tabls-1en 10
Without coming to rote on the man question.
al the hcgtnutnE ot the senate session n 1117 H
Stope and r. n. spsriing, as commts sonets ior
Ssshy,Iie, under 1hc Metropolitan Police Bill. A.
tnr me.r rage did not designate whlea was 70 %
Il ms returned 10 The Goye1nor TO haze the Sans
nae.,rnstSd. The senate adjourned before the DOC
nnen; ruue beck from the Governor, but there =
little doubt the nominations N1a 9s een. aato T.,
NAV. { an, brown was also rejected a. that iine,
ard = mid have bean Itnotnin4ted, but positively
decltned. ..,o ..~ ~. s,eto 1t
,.ss,. 10 thc III ot August Ph1.adelphta ConEFn-
lion, is good specimen Of The enfitc oelecauon
lie tap as caadrate for The rebel Congress II nc
k1os Dftr AZ s.o q SssP o syye rF,ss1
letters dur.ng The wa1 to L:nEdon Chamt. senate
fos Tt1nessee in tic rebel Congress, N which e
, 1866-07-10
FROM DES HOLMES.

ProsVccta Of 1l,c Wool Tradc-NcsE Rec
publican Paper-PoIftlcui-Un 0lfss~
in.--SusPlcton OF Foul DeolIn=-Court
ltenls.
Especial Dtspatch to the Chicago rtibune.l
DEs Mo1HEs. July "
The wool s.ade promises 10 be extensive fol this
market this season. Two hundred and tixty4
I've .bpus9nl pounds hare been delivered 10 deal
EFT heis by the growers up 10 this date, and laEEc
t.ps y kt1n hels. In nrs! h1nd dt~----- -
]. c5Glbbs wflt st6t Republican paper at Fon~
tanel1G}1n tho1t time. :
WV. " Wil!iamson, Of ibis city, mild mau-
nered Democrat aud Con.eryattvc lawyer, M
nounc-s himself ss u candidate for Judge OF the
Firth Judfc1sl District. Maxwell will beat him.
4 man calling h,E.elf Abram Zuhe1mau, Of Ncw
York city. and clalmin; TO- have brother Jacob
Zuber1nan In New York, l1-nppearet from this
city several dats slnca under circumstances c1ctt
1nE fu-peclon Of foul play. Il ID believed that he
had considerable amount Of money, aud hts
whereabouts nrc FhEowded in mystery.
Tho District Court met here to-day, 9th inst,
Judge Sonrse pre-. idlng. judge Nou1se has re;
sigLed. to take effect o., The asst Of August, and
will be fucccedct by 3fr. Maxwell. who will be
elected BY the Republicans In October.
, 1866-07-10
FKUM NEW YORK.

Kold and Successful Theft-BaIIo21s
Ascens3on-FeaTb Of Accidents to Aero.
nnuu-1Iot Neaaher-lioftuarT Sta
tIAtlc&, etc.
New ToRE, Jnly 9.-rhis afternoon boysrour-
teen yeats Of age. named Ii. ". Cooper, employed
by Mcsfrs Censreye, Stuart j. Cooper, had q
white standing In the Cashiers office Of the
Cuslona House By m unknown mar. lie pursued
the au, but coon fell senseless IN lhe street from
man na Tss nansy seonsea g
JaDtscn Schmidt and Rurer.i and was about 10 be
paid Tor custom.
= Professor Lowe and smother person made IN as.
ccns1on In his balloon yesterday, and has not yet
LA1rn.-Rspotss from Cleveland .ay the balloon
vas seen passing That point last night apparently
Five faal casee Q! cholera arc ortcd in Bfook-
lyn Yesterday. 1t Is probable that they aro only
vlo1en! cases Of summer compliant.
e.fy du1tpg the week ending July T.h, a1e thirty
le*. than The Rrevloys week. Only three sre re-
ported as deafhe from cholera
reached IS degrees ye:tesiay. Thirfy. three cases
Of tnd-strose Mefe Iep o1sed part OF them otcuf-
ring On Saturday snd additional to lho;c before
CopIous ratLs fell last night.
The weather II Easher cooler. but the shesnomc-
ter this morning marks 81 degrees The sky ID
Ntar)y all the ha1.rooms were open yesterday,
Superintendent oi Police Kennedy hnvinE issued
oroets to make no more arrests for violation Ct the
determined by the coult OF Appeals.
A collecton vas made in Mr. Becchcr's church
yesterday for the Portland sufferers.
sSnos Lozano. ps,vate @ @esszesass to Santa Anna,
The steamers city Of Manchester nom Liverpool.
the Evening star from New U.icans. and the New
York from Aspin"nli. nave ar1fytd.
The New York brrGs san Ffanctsco dates Of
June 1Mh,
, 1866-07-10

One Day Later Adv1ces-Ke Resignation OF
The British ministers BAcccptcd-PFoh-
able Complexion Of the New Cabisaee
Further Details OF The Battle OF
Cuhtuzza-fommercIn News.


~ 49,
tahsozza-t ofu"c1c'al He"s"
new YonK, July 9.-The steamship Aleppo, with
Liverpool Gates 10 the evening Of the 27th ulttmo1
arrived tonight
The tfeamtr Erin arrived out on the eth ulIi1o.
(Ls,es. b., the Aleppo, BY telegraph 10 QaeenstonH
Lospos. June @-1ne resignation Of the Brtash
Ministers has been accepted.
Lord Derby wiII probably he Premier, and Lord
Staulsy Foreign Munster, but uothus official nas
get frapEpired. -
There I. no further report OF fighting On the con-
tfnenL
The Lcndnn 1;mes gives lhe following summary
Of movements III Venetta:
Tue 1tatan army vas divided into three corr, ,ana
rekerves, making up force Eom 80. 600 to 9J.0W
conlbatauta. AEef uGfstug lie MinclQ at Goit0
and ober pointe, Oh Sa1prtay afternoon, and send
ing rconnoltcring parties towards Fschiesa
and Ee1ou:. they encampcd for tho night
be5ond hoyeIbella cQul-dlstant from the iN0
foEtte*ses.
On tho ensuing morning an attack was made
rpon those high poetunus Of Soma somn,a. tam.
pasna and SAINTS Gniettn5, which eommnLd the III
teen miles of railway llnc Joining the two strong
ho'ds-postttun3 which plhYed CONSPICUOUS part
, 1866-07-10
FROM LAWRENCE.

Senator Lane St11l TmprnT1n@-IEoun11.
fnf Wheat Hutycst-1ltntDEP Prospects
in Idaho, DC.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Trlbnne.I
LAWRENCE, Kansas, July q
Gen. Lane sill slowly improves. This morning
be ate a hearty breakfast. lie recognizes his
trisnds, eecms perfectly sensible and con1eEaes
little. Ills physicians ray his condition Is by no
means hopeless: that similar cases ntc On record
where recovery has eueued.
The seyereft rain OF the season lately visited
southern Kansas. sweeping away fences and doing
considerable dama9e 10 the crops. The wheat u
mosily harvested, and an enormous prooortion is
Stocked. II l. heavier crop than has erer been
knur In this State In some countez. it IL claimed,
II will average forty bushels TO The acre.
A letter just 1eCelyei from tdah0 represents The
mining prosps c1s very eLcouragiug and tho emil
grafton large. Great sal1sfacuon is expressed y IN
this State over The passage and signing By the
President Of the bill allowing the Kansas branch
0f The Pacific Railroad to 20 up the smoky Hill
Valley. Thts gives to that STATE 4n milcs Of con-
t,rp
, 1866-07-10

Dcuin Of uu A1derman-Keststrn
Under tho FrnnchiAe Lasv-stlVer
Items Attempts nj lnceAdiarfsn-
1EnrKe1s.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbunc.l
MEMPHIS, July o.
Alderman Becklct died last night, and was buried
with CITY honors this afternoon.
Registration under the Franchise laweouuences
next Wednesday.
The river is falling about one foot daily.
The 81. Patrick got aground yesterday morning
nj Frisr's Point. The Commercial tried uusuccess-
fully to get her 1E.
Mercury eighty-twof raiuy.
Cotton inactive and nominal al SIG SIC.
: Down-Del1e St. Louls, ShaskcT. Up-cairo,
Commercial. ucsAfc.
MEArnis, July 9.-screral attempts were made
to trc the house o! ono Of Dsownlow's supporters,
but we're discovered and the fire eztngr!shed. In
tic last attempt two men were discovered in the
1enr OF the honse una shpt at BY the in1a,ee.
Mest Pork, s65 001sG 90; hame, eiG27c; bacon.
ssc; shoulders. 151S; e9!!se' ss1c; aopr g 50
egce etc, and Ecarte; butter, 91S0c, and scarce.
, 1866-07-10

South American League to Free Cuba
from %J,aiia-.3 Hnifs lu New Grenada
Revolution Imminent III Peru aud
Chlli-Aiekhcns 0Ii the Ih&ls nsits.
New 1oEK. July g.-Thc eteamcr New York.
from Asptn"all, brings Panama datcs Ia the lst
anu n, ,431. eco IN gold.
ch1I. Peru, Bolivia and Ecnador are eaid TO have
formed a hague to ftce Cuha from Spatn, aud IN
a1rlicai1on wAs made 10 Venezuela and Columbia
TO Join The alliance, Inc three first named are 10
IuFnirh money, and the others men, while hopes
are entertained ot he1p ftom the United states by
the emigration OF SouthefDere through Florida
AdNces from Bogota nnnonnce the installation Of
The new President. Mo.qucra. lie dl.appsoyed the
ut OF Congress making certain annuiti14 10 nuns
consideration OF the conf. Of their prop
ery. The Senate insisted On carrying out IT'S
measure, and the resnt, was that an armed mob
paiaded the stfces. entered the Sunate Chamber
md, ty ihseate, compelled conrtess to sanction
fhe veto ct the President. This was thought
to be the Asst step toward Mo=QNera's
declaring himself permanent dtetatos. Every
throughout the republic. but If Mosauesa does
not die he will probably h.ht bis way through.
Matters look gloomy along the South Cuass.
Great dissatisfaction exists Chill, and change
Of Government must soon take place. Peru Eeeme
en- the verge of revolution.
The ls1hrnuE Is quiet, hut a change in the Gor-
ernmcnt l. anxIously looked for. I he early rains
bQTe caused much tystuferY-
, 1866-07-10

complained that the Confcdcsacy was not push,t.
II The Richmond Government would fur
nl:h him WIN . halt mlilion Of dollars,
to 60 North and sub:idize m the interests
Of The rebellion the Northern press.
The Constitutional amendment will un9nestGu-
ably be satitled soou 10 The Eouse obtItns QUO
rum. This 1t will do Tomorrow 1nle5s the two or
three Corperheada present today bolt or hide,
1r. Richards, IN anlc md populsr representative
from Memphis. arrived and took hte scat to-day.
NASHVILLE, duly 3.-Dn Saturday, lht drst tt:tn
paired oyer the bridge Just completed over the Ten
nesBee River, at Decatur, Alabama. It Is sihousht
TO be Of tho strongest mechanical structures tn
the country.
at MEETING Of the Board Of Truatees Of the
Central Tennessee Methodist Epfscopat College for
thu theological nud general education Of coiored
anproprts1lon made by thc Methodist Episcopal
Missionary society+ II desired, By the uistopfo of
the Gene1ai Missionary Society: also one Of grail
tuGe 10 The Methodist Epitcopal Church IN General