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PROM EUROPE.
IBy The AuanIi Cable

&by ane A1au Sao't.l
BRs,ese oF PRUSSIA AND ewEpus.
I LoEpok, Oct 3.-Tne London Giooe OF To-
da an an editorial all des the desigas ter
n ned BY the coure OF Sweden and Prussia TO
absorb the Kingdom OF Debmark.
Akxit1r ABoCT TnE LRNs woREsEN.
PARls Oct, &-Thcr~ great anxiety in
Frame In regard 70 the conditions Of the Lyons
worhmen-
TBEEHrREss OF HExsco.
PARIS. Oct 26--The condition Of the Empress
Csriotta IL deecrfeed as being hopeless The
Emperor Naximilian will probably return on
the Austrian friesR, which was recently dis
patc bed from Trieste by the Emperer Frames
Jot.ph.
STEAMERS poR nxxioo. on
Ii Is said that twenty war steamers Will leave
for Mexico IN November 10 bring home The
entire French force now In thar country.
LsNDoS HoNEY HARkEr.
LoNDoN, Oct 2e-Evening.-The money
maThet e steady. Consols are quoted At sek
for money. The following are the closing
prices Tor American securities Erie shares,
son: Illinois Central, IA. United states i've
twenties. 6sk. -I.
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A SUPERIOR REMRhY.

We can conscie ntf0usly recomme nd to these sui.
ieIhE IRON distressing caugh, DK. sTRICK-
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is With.
al not disaereeeble to the taste There is no
me best preparations in use. and is ali thst its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried II during
the ast week, and found relief from a NEST dis
tressisg cough. it's prepared by DR. Strickland,
No. l39 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
for sale by pruggisfs Sold by w NAIkNS
CO.. N.oat WA1TE's Drug Store. and OdHS'
CHkisTlHI'S, 3l7 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. % N =.
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SA few days ago the steeple Of q Roman
Catholic cathedral in Stockholm fell in while
the men were AT work npon II, dreadrully in
Juring some twenty OF the laborers. Much
sympathy has been shown for the unfortunats
men. The Lutheran pastor placed his church
at the disposal of the Roman Catholics, and on
the following Sunday the Roman Catholic
Bishop ofnciated within the walls Of the Pro-
testant church. .i.a trI esd rs ....- Il. 1r lt
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AMERICAN GUSNERY ExPRRrNESrs-Our
readers will remember that in the latter part
OF september some experiments were made at
Fortress Monroe, to test the Do wer of resistance
to heavy guns Of armor plated fortificauons
These experiments, bein reported In In gland.
have caused much discussion there, the lead
ing journals considering them OF great i'm porl-
ance. In the course of q leading article upon
this subject, the London Times saws that'the
experiment. which Resulted in battering down
the armor-plated target ssproved more than the
weakness OF unarmored granite, for il showed
the insu suffciency OF four Inch armor"
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
bTRIOKLAEDH PILE REMEnY

5IhlCh LANDS PILE REMEDI
Mr.. Glass. OF JAhesville, Wisconsin writes for
the beneht OF all who suffer with the Pfles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aapra.
yated case OF Piles and his brother was
from the Amy as iacurable, (he being Qnite para
E1ed with the Piles Both these dstressng Gases
neTe cured With one bottle of DR. rsTRICKLRND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommen nd alton Of these
gentlemen beside the daily testi mopi ais rece ved
by Dr Strickland, ought to convince these suffer-
Ing that the most aggravated cases of Piles
ssid by Druggists everywhere Sold by j. w
NAIRN 90 OHAS. OHRISTIANI 57I Pa
avenue and 500 9Th street oc a To-
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THE PRopucrIoso OF THE PRECIOUS METALS.
For the current year, 1866, the aggregate gold
and silver product OF the United States is esti.
mated from Ss2,OO0,000 to SiO6, ,0O0,00 The de-
tails of the largest estimates are, that Califor.
mia will produce s25,0OO,e60, Montana sIs,OOO,-
600, Nevada sl6,0OO,U90, Idaho sf1, ,0o0,OOO Ore
gon SS,OCO,e0O, Coorads eli, ,OOa coo, and various
other sources ESQ 0oo0-total eiO6, ,OO0OOO.
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3 SMART THEATRICAL MAKAGER.--A shrevd
trick is related of the management Of Nash-
Vile theatre. Two important characters hay.
ing been taken sick. the play was started as
usual, but soon a fAlse alarm Of fire was eiyeu
and the audience speedily cleared out - q.
i~An Australian colonist has harnessed nm
a kangaroo and pHt him 10 labor. The ami
NAL WORKS BY saltstien, and turns machinery
stuck in him makes him Jump up. -
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and especially designed for the use Of LADIES and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is sxquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists fe s-eoI,
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a MODkhH HlBACLEf
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hARRIAGE AND oELIBAOY,
sn Essay OF warning and instruction for Young
Men; Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrste
nee Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr. sKILLIN H9UQHToN. Howard Assoois.
ton. Philsdeiphis, Pa. aug Is. Sm
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o r III e I A l. .
m DxpAKTNENr or STATE,

-. WAtHrNHTON> UctObef ., IS6b.
information has been rrcei we'd At this De.
PAYMENT from Mr.. AARON GILES. the Acting
Cons nj Of the United States at Padanr of the
dea' h. on the tttb Of July, 1866 at the hos pital
Ia Padang, Of JERRNIAH POWER, an American
seaman.
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAnARIfAN's GIFTis the most certain, safe and
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Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS. ~-''
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sns permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofals, Ulcers,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~wBO GARES FOR FRENOH OR ENG
hsh extracts for the har dkerr hef. when PdA-
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isme thst traIscends them all. is sald at prics
that would scarcely paw the duty on these forei
failures? Sold everywhere. \ = :
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METCALFEs 9BEAr RHEUMATIC RENE.
Df, lie daily efectiDg wonderful cures. 1t acts
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nj ks- A. GAsTON, -"
WI FRE NCH MILLINERY,
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PERSONAL.
ERENIAHs BLACK. wARDH. LAMoN. CT. BLAcl
LAW OFFICE.

BLACK, LAM0N D CO.,
CounsellOYs and Attorneys ct Lac IN the Su uyreme
CoNrt % the Upii.d States, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District. the Executive Depart
ntnts. and Committees Of Congress.
Office, ass lsth street, tdirectly opposite VIII
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Inn susHELs DRIED PE1OHEs. For sale
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NE have CONNECTED with our Ware
W rooms up stairs. es.ablishDeat-E>
here PI Nos and other MUsfCALIS F
hUdENTs are thoroughly r-paired stViSIV
reasonable Terms TIE PianofOffs Tuuer+ in oar
snsloy Az from the Msnufsctory Of eteiuwsy
W @. MErZEROrr co
Oct 3ts Peun'a avenue
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u. ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
No. sc Bouisiana svenue. above efh street,
ocAly WAsHIseTos. O.
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Vulgar Ease.

A correspondent Of The London Times,
who witnessed the Southern Loyalist
procession in Philadelphia writes THE
hero of the procession was Parson Brown
low, who was the only delegate honored
with seat in an open carriage, and he
conducted himself in manner highly
characteristic. Reclining upon the back
seat, he managed in some unaccountable
way to extend his legs entirely over the
front seat, occupied by two unfortunate
members of the League, and utterly re-
gardless of their comfort, to plant his
feet alongside of the coachman in front
In this novel manner the Parson rode
along, viewing the world between his
toes, and presenting most startling pic
ture Of vulgar ease.
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SEWING MAC MES!

V'HE GROVER Il BAKER ELASTIC
4 Stitch Sewing Machines superior to all
others. for the following reasons:
They sew direct from the spools, and require
no rewindiRg of thread.
2. They are more easily understood and used,
and less liable to arrangement than other ma.
chimes.
3, They are capable of executing perfectly,
without change Oi iJustment, much greater
variety of work t.ln other machines.
4. The stitch ~ .tio by these machines is much
more hrm. elas.iJ and durable, especially upon
articles which require to be washed and ironed.
than any other stitch.
5. This stitch, owing to the manner in which
the under thread is inwr0ught il much the
most plump and beautiful in use, and retains
frequently washed and ironed until they are
worn out.
g. The structure Of the seam is ,uch that.
though il be cut or broken az interVa of Ouly
few stitches, 1t willneither open, run or Tavel,
bat remains firm and durable.
7. Unlike other mach pes, these fasten both
ends OF the seam by cir own operation.
s. With these mac Aines, while silk is used
upon the right or free side of the seam, cotton
may be used upon the other side without lessen
ing the strength or durability of the seam. This
saving upon all articles stitched or made up
with silk.
9. These machines, in addition to their supe-
rlor merits as instruments for sewing. by
change of adjustment, easily learned and pTac-
ticed, execute the most beautiful and perma
nent embroidery and ornamental work
GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
49j Broadway, New York.
800 Main Street. Memphis. Tenn. 62
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The Chances of War.

Paris Sept. 26l Cor. of London News.
The long vacation articles of the Pa
trie, Opinion Ndtionale, and other jour
nails which seek to alarm Europe by
stories of an alliance between Russia
and the United States, may safely be
classed with the annual paragraphs
about big gooseberries and phenom-
enal turnips. Captain Fox, who went
to St. Petersburg to congratulate
the Emperor of Russia, in the name OF
the President of the United States, on
his escape from assassination, had no
diplomatic mission whatever, aud all the
inierences drawn from the cordi-
ality with which he was received
are purely idle. The United States
have long wanted commercial station
in the Mediterranean, and are doubtless
on the lookout for any opportunity to
get one. But between this desire and
the Crete question, and the compliments
paid to Capt Fox at ST. Petersburg there
is no connection whatsoever. The Mon
roe doctrine, which repudiaies the in
tervention Of Europe in the affairs of the
American continent, is conversely prac-
ticed BY. the United States; and If ever
such an unhappy event as q war between
the United States and any European
power should take place, 1t will most GER
tainly be provoked by an American and
not a European question, and the theatre
of war will not be in the Mediterranean.
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to his ears than the messages of glad re
joicing they gather from the notes ? Can
they not, as well as the owner, inhale the
perfume of his countless flowers, watch
the play of lights and shadows, and
drink in deep draughts of thought and
beauty from the sculptured marble in bis
halls, the pictured gems in his galleries
Nay, they even dispute the ownership
He pays dollars and cents for things he
seldom looks at, and still more seldom
comprehends; they, with one glance,
gather in the outward beauty, the hidden
meaning, and with quick, passionate
thrills of pleasure, lay them away amidst
their boards of memory, and thence for
ward they are their own by right d.
vine, which no man can gainsay.
Yes "born to the purple "--shiver-
ing in outward cold and poverty, by a
6reless hearth, perhaps, but tier above
tier rises their vast possessions, and
from them they draw sunshine and hope,
and the walls of hut melt away, and 10 |
the charter of the universe is theirs
No vain, unsubstantial realm either, but
full OF lessons of fortitude and patience !;
of battles of life, harder than their own,
fought and won, of that starving spirit
which wrestes with the angel of Trial,
and cries aloud" Thou hast come un-
asked, and now | will not let thee go
unless thou bless me"
They wander through the world re-
hecting its brightness, and bearing with
them an antidote which makes it's poison
harmless. Life is sweet and pleasant,
but death not less desirable to them, for
the spirit is plumed and ready for its
flight amidst Gods countless worlds.
Fold the regal robes around them, not
visible, perhaps, to mortal eyes, for the
thread and woof were spun aud woven
by angels fingers, and they know
whether the royal drapery has been worn
without rent or blemish. Poor, despsed,
and lacking many things in this life,
" dust to dust, ashes to ashes" let the
worm have its prey, and the elements re-
solve into subtler life the gross materials
which confined an immortal essence.
But beyond the stars, with royal rights
unquestioned, he who was "born to the
purple enters into his heritage, and the
Voice says: Because thou hast been
faithful over few things, | will make
thee ruler over many."-New Orleans
Times
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %.


model artists, and ought to be called an
exhibition of model artists The city is
disgraced by such disgusting scenes, and
the authorities are guilty of gross neglect
Of duty in permitting them. Mayor
Hoffman, who should be the conservator
of the public morals Of the city as far as
possible, ought to suppress the evil at
once. He cannotplead ignorance ofits
existence, for he was at the performance
and was compelled to leave in disgust in
the second act. The manager, the
women and all connected with the estab-
lishment ought to be arrested and pun
ished for their public aud gross violation
of decency. We call upon the Mayor
and the police, in the name of an out
ragged community, to do their duty,-N
Y. Herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-25
/" PORPHYNITUS."

We meet every now and then in the
world with people who are decidedly
born to the purple" Not the purple
of birth, or wealth, graiifed ambition, or
Lucullus-like tastes, but the Tyrian dye
Of monarehs annointed by q divine
chrism, which no. king-maker or king
dethroner can question or remove.
The signet is on their brows, though
they may be clad in russet, and the glory
and pride Of far-reaching dominion, on
which the sun never set, is in their hearts
though they may not call one rod of
the earth their own. These people as
similate themselves with all that Is most
beautiful in the world. and make il iheirs
What matters It to them, il Dives yon-
der. has life rent Of all that wonderful
panorama Of parks, fields and palaces
through which they wander2 Does the
sun fall more eheeringly and lovingly on
his head than on theirs7 Have the birds
which sing amidst the branches Of his
trees q language Of deeper significance
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$l5 90 PER REAM.
l$lO TO SIS PER REAM.

BILLS LADING
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Indocsut Exhihitiou At Niblo's.

Niblos theatre has capped the climax
Of indecency in the way Of public amuse-
ment Nothing in this city nor in any
other that We know OF has ever sp-
preached the nightly exhibition there Of
women in almost a nude state. The
concert saloons, which have become so
VIGOROUSLY immoral that the police are
compelled to make a descent on them
sometimes, have no such disgraceful
scenes. The ballet, as it is called, at
Niblo's is not bit more decent than the
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Cure for Neuralgia,

A California paper says: Some
time since we published, at the request
of friend, recipe to cure neuralgia.
Half drachm of sal ammonia, in an
ounce of camphor water, TO be taken a
teaspoonful at time, and the dose re-
peated several times, at intervals of five
minutes, if the pain be not relieved at
once. Half dozen different persons
have since tried the recipe, and in every
case an immediate cure was effected
In one the sufferer, lady, had been
affected for more than week, and her
physician was unable to alleviate her
sufferings, when solution of sal ammo
mia, in camphor water, relieved her in
a few minutes.
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Scraps from the Louisville Journal.

If you get hold of radical disputan Mt
and hold him fast, it is amusing to see
what evolutions and whirls he will make
to extricate himself Hell like the gar
ter snake, except that the latter is not
venomous Seize one of these little rep
tiles by the tail and hold him up, and
after trying all other devices, he will
whirl rapidly around and around and
actually twist his tail off as his only
chance of escape.
The Radicals, who can see so much in
President Johnson's speeches "unbe-
coming a President" can see nothing
in Parson Brownlow's unbecoming a
preacher
The Petersburg Republican says that
Bennett, of the Herald, never acted
from principle" Oh, yes, he has al
ways acted from it-a thousand miles
from it at least.
At large Radical meeting in New
York, the celebrated Dr. Bellows made
an incendiary speech. tits the function
of bellows to kindle fire with wind.
The people of Reading, Pa, are prob
ably better informed than any other in
that State They are all Reading people.
The soldiers say that when bullet
strikes, the sound is "thud." When the
Jacobin faction strikes, the sound is gen.
orally Thad.
In an Eastern literary paper some
blockhead talks about Western verses"
We suspect that everything is a-verse to
him.
The Syracuse Journal, bitter Radical
paper, says that but one spirit animates
its party. But isn't that devilish one.
If you cant knock down your oppo-
nent's arguments, you may perhaps at
tain your end by knocking him down.
The best governed wife is she who gov
erns herself
The Poles are brave people, but they
are not in the enjoyment of liberty.
They are not liberty poles The /. les,
like the polls, should be free.
In battle the fire flashes and is gone,
the smoke rises into the air and vanishes
the ashes repose beneath.
Kate Hennon lately committed great
outrage in Portland, Oregon. Kate ran
away with a man. Katy-did
The earth is called I" a dirty planet"
but the pure and beautiful sky stoops
down to il as if in Difference
There are many types of men. Our
neighbor of the Democrat belongs to the
leaden type
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