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which Cob Moore has n his possession The whole
number Of or the federal dead thus obtained and
which were heretofore ueknown s about six tAeusana
The Nebraska and Colorado Bills.
The admission OF Nebraska and Colorado 10 now
thought 70 b doubtful 10 fen there i not two
thirds vote IN the Senate in the event Of vsto Of the
bills, which b looked upon certain Yesterdays
developments In the Senate appear to have settled tho
fateCf these bills
An Appslatmeut fer PhflaAeIphia.
BdwasdV Murphy, for many ycassons ofthe reporters
in te United States Senate has bsen appointed SUPER
.inisadens OF Exports at the portSf PhlladelphiA
Speaker Cslfax,s Rscepeisns.
Speaker Cslfax win commerce his public receptions
On The 10Th Of January and continue them every ThuS
-dsy evening during the present ssion Of Congress-
The Assassinafisa Csnsplratsrs.
Lewis II. 'Weichman, who II viii BE- remembered was
one Of the principal witnesses for he government IN the
ease Of Payne Atzsrodt Hased. la Sastt and others
Of the assassination conspiato before the Grand
Jury to-day to give his testimony - to the completely
ofJohn a. surratt in the murder Of President Lincoln
Statement Of Reverse ara Expenditures fer
tho Year 1895.
The report Of tho Register Of the Treasury gives the
following interesting items Of the revenue receipts from
various sources fer the fiscal year ending Juno 80
1e66:-
HDcEIprs
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GRAND PRESENTATION FESTIVAL


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rvifFANy A CO.
. NOs b5o AND ga BROADWAY. -
Arc opening 100 81 choice goods ni nrN
own npossson and specially made V their order esness
yEwELRy, cIocKs, BRoxzEs AND Fancy GOODS.
produced this IL Psrs London. vienn- ecrrss
Marie. Bone g. forfnn M extensive asssr neal
rich and articles " luxury ever e1hiDse6 - hS 49,
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DIR. T. j. KISNER.
EcTEcTIc MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, sDSr., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA.
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SIR
~ VICES of an Intelligent assistant, who
cines putting up prescriptions, &c. Will etia-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
country. His medicines are all prepared Ia
his own nffice, and all delivered to his pa
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
iiy Is afflicted. He hasa Large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many of those obstinate cases OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula- Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComIIai
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages HyPeItrophy and iI.II. AZ otn-
er diseases OF the Heart, NeurHlyla, EPilSley'
Spinal Affections, and all diseases oI Ile , .Nei
Vous System. is ciEnORlediged by all who nave
tested IL to he the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession Ut. h
has been epainently succeASfnl In the tre1t-
,1t,f ~ ali diSeaSeS peculiar to women. viz
MenStruI Distractions, falniuI neIlstrtlstlon'
Leucrrhea, Uterine ana OYarlon Iumors,
PTolapsus Utert ana All nervous diseases I'd
He makes a speciality In the treatment of
Organs, viz: CatarTh Of Bladder and UrethrH,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retenuon and
Pl66liIng e. Sn a5s pI5lIi 5nhI tISptins b sS
philitic Diseases in all their varied ioiinS
GhonArThea, Its complications and segueIIle'
tons conseauent upon youthful indiscTetionS.
Also special attention paid to the tEetInent
rarticulariy with old troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call ON or address DR.
nToTnptiy noticed. once prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits In city, same as
other Physicians Ofhce hours, A NJ. TO Il
M P. n. TOT p, ~, and 6 p. 81. to9P. NJ.
faulG
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that il is the intention of the King OF PI'tts-
the unity of both DuchieS. to eOnyoke the
estates Of SchLeSluig aud H0LStein IN order
TO prepare this unity. The necessary
preparations for the conyocation have
already been made.
KEEL, June 12.-Baron Won Scheel-
Plessen, the new Governor rofSchleswig-
HolStein, has arrived here.
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Russia.
MIIITARY EXPLANATIONS.

hIllI NM IENFlFa tAALIOtN''
The NeWe Freie PTeSSe publishes in
telligence from Cracow, stating that the
management of the Warsaw-Cracow
Railway have received orders to have
everything in readiness for the convey
ance of 100000 Russian troops.
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deputed by the King to reply to the
various addresses in favor of peace
which have been forwarded to His
Majesty.
The Minister says that the King in ms
reply reluctantly pereeiUeS in these dd-
dresses an absence of that deUotioH IchicA
characterized the BreSLdm address, and
repeats the assurances with which His
Majesty replied to it as fitting answer
to all the addresses. The King, adds
the Minister, expects, in view of grow
ing dangers, the unconditional devotion
of his people.
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The N1Inor German stntes.

The popular agitation against Prus-
sia is increasing.
The Ultramontane party are desirouS
that Bavaria should take part with Aus
tria against Prussia. Concessions are
being made by the Ministry relative to
the military arrangements. Herr Won
der Pfordten, although not altogether
favorable TO Austria, is inclined to yield
to the general feeling.
Efforts are being made to cause the
King to effect a speedy change of Min
listers.
policy of declaring against the Power
that shall first begin war.
The Government supports the plan
that. in case the PrusSian proposal for
the Reform of the Federal Diet should
miscarry, a German Parliament should
be assembled. from which Prussia and
Austria would be excluded.
MUNICH, June 1t.-General Adjutant
Won Tam left this city for Vienna last
night upon an extraordinary mission
to the Austrian Court.
HANOVER.
BRUSSELS, June 1.-THE Nord of to-
day publishes the the following tele-
gram from Hamburg, dated yesterday:
"The negotiations between Prussia
and Hanover relative to the observ-
ance of neutrality by the latter State in
sia have not proved successful. In
consequence of the threats OF the Prus-
sian Government that it would prevent
Hanover from placing her military
| forces upon war footing, the latter
has decided TO discontinue the negotla-
| tiOns, and has therefore notified to the
Berlin Cabinet that, being desirous oil
conforming TO the stipulations of the
| Federal Pact, her subsequent resolu-
| tions will be dependendent upon the
! decision of the Federal Diet. Various
circumstances would appear to point
| out that hostiIities will commence with
the occupation of Hanover by Prussia.
| The truth Of this information is great
ly doubted.
DRESDEN, June 1l.-Both Chambers
! of the Saxon Diet adopted to-day the
| following resolution:
"That the Government should make
energetic efforts toward bringing about
the convocation of German Parlia'
ment-not a delegated assembly-elect'
ed by direct voting throughout the
/ whole of Germany; such convention
to take place as speedily as possible
| and not later than next month";"
The Chambers will be closed or
Thursday next.
wURTESIBURG.
STUTTGART, June IA Royal de
creeshas been published to-day, calling
\ in for active service within two days al
soldiers on furlough, that class of th'
Landwehr who had completed theil
military service, and all conscripts o
the present year who have not yet beer
drilled.
HEssE CAssEL.
CAssEL, June I2.-The Government
of Hesse Cassel has received notice thai
the Austrian troops will pass through
Hessian territory.
GENOA, June 1.-Garibaldi arrived
here last night from caPrera, and viii
set out at p. m. to-day direct fol
O3!o Go%o. June 12-Garibaldf has ar
rived here from Camerlata, and ha!
been enthusiastically received by the
authorities. as well as the people, thl
army and the volunteers.
ITALIAN FINANCES.
FLORENCE, June 12.-To-day, in tn
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SRItzerIand.

A REQUEST OF AUSTRIA.
BERNE, June l2.-The Austrian Gov
ernment has requested the Federal
Council to take the most energetic
measures for the defense of the passes
on the Italian side of the Alps.
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PrrrsRuRG. LnIy 5. lsGj.

MeaSrS. MCCARE, KRAFT d Co, Gentlemen:
Allow me to add my testimony TO that OF
Others, in regard to your celebrated q 'DinTrhea
Com pound" / have been for a long lime
suhIett to the disease for which Il is sTecom-
raended. i have tried various remediee; but
never found one that so completely eradicaie-
the disease your medicine. A short TIM
ago was suffering terribly with DiarThea
procured a bottle OF "KTnft's DiarThea Conn
pound" experienced Immediate relief frOm
one dose, and after a thiid doSe felt a. well as
ever. regard 1t rs an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without II. Your truly,
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Louis Napoleon Defines mis- Position.

The steamship New York, from
Southampton on the 18th of June, ar
rived at New York, Sunday.
The Tripoli arrived at Queenstown
on the morning of June 10th.
The City of Dublin arrived at Liver
pool at noon on June 9th.
The Elwood Cooper and Ocean, both
from New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool
June 10Th.
Occupation OF all HOIsteIn by the
PrussiRnS.
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AN r1r1MAruM PREpARED.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE Prussian Gov
ernment is preparing to send an ultima
tttin TO Vienna, calling upon Austria to
retract the declaration made on the 1st
of June by her representative at the
Federal Diet, relative to the question OF
the Duchies.
EvENISd.-The reply of Austria,
dated June 9, to the Prussian circular
dispatch of the Sd inst, has been re-
ceived here to-day. The form of the
Note and its contents are looked upon
as nearly approaching declaration OF
war.
The withdrawal of the Prussian and
Austrian ambassadors is expected at
any moment.
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France.


LOUIS NAPoLEoN DEFINES HIS POSITION
PARIS, June I'm the Corps
Legislatif to-day, NJ. ROuher read a
letter from the Emperor Napoleon to
NJ. Druyn de L'huyS, in which His
Majesty, after detailing the efforts made
in common with England and Russia
TO prevent an armed conflict, says;
Had the Conference assembled, my
Government lCOuLd hare declared that
Frunce reptdidted all idea of territorial
dgSrGadizemeglt so long as the European
equilibrium remained tIndtStIp'bed.
France could only think Of dn extension
Of her frontiers va the event Of The map
OF EUt9lope being altered TO the protft Of a
great Poicer, and of the bordering PTOU-
iIlceS expressing by a formal aud free Uote
their desire for diIHerdtion. In the ab-
sence of these secircumstances, the French
Government prefers to any territorial
acquisition good understanding with
its neighborS, resulting from its respect
for their independence and nationality.
[CheerS.1 We should have desired for
the Germanic Confederation q position
more worthy of its importance; for
Prussia, better geographical bounda-
ries; for Austria, the maintenance of
her great position in Europe after the
cessiOu of Venetia to Italy in exchange
for territorial compensation.
"The Conference has failed. Will
French Government thinks not. What
ever may be the result of the war which
may break out, no question affecting
us will be resolved without the assent
of France.
France, therefore, will continue to
observe an attentive neutrality, conf
dent in her right and calm in her
strength" [Cheers.l
NJ. Rouher said: think after this
declaration, the Corps Legislatif will
understand the inadVisability of n de-
bate upon the affairs of Germany and
Italy. [ShoutS of "yes, yes ~
NM. Thiers, Faure, Alfred, and Le-
roux endeavored to prevent the closing
of the debate, but the subject was de-
clared to be closed by 2O2 against "a
votes, and the Chamber passed to the
vote on the amended Budget, which
was adopted by 2S2 against Is votes.
The sitting then terminated.
The letter of the Emperor Napoleon
created a great sensation.
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RouMAS GOVERNMENT.

BUCHAREST, June 1.-the Govern
ment has addressed a circular to the
foreign Consuls, which states that 1t
has several times declared and proved
its determination to respect the ties at
taching the PrincipalitieS to the Otto
man Empire. 1t has also maintained
perfect order in the Inferior. Never
theless, the attitude of the Porte and
the intelligence received by the Rou-
man Government leave no doubt of the
imminence of Turkish invasion. The
Turkish agents also do not cease to in
cite the Roman frontier guards TO re-
volt.
ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
PARIS, June 1O.-The Pdt1ic of this
evening says:
"At the last sitting of the Conference
upon the question of the Danubian
PrincipalitieS the Russian representa-
tive stated that he considered the time
had arrived to apply the Protocol OF
the Convention OF September, 1859, by
sending a Turkish Commissioner to
Bucharest, accompanied by the dele
gates of the signitary powers. No res
olution was taken by the Conference
upon this matter"
ORGANIZATION OF A VOLUNTEER FORCE.
BUCHAREST, June 12.-The Govern
ment has promulgated a decree order
ing the organization of volunteer le-
gion to be maintained by the State,
and subjected during its term of service
TO the regulations in force for the army
By the formation of this legion the
strength of the Rouman army Will be
raised to I5O, 600 men.
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MARTIALLAW.

1t is believed that the Government has
or is about to dispatch, to
the Governors of the different Prussian
Provinces circular ordering that
during the war the liberty OF the press
and the right of public meeting be sub
jected to certain restrictions.
PEACE Address.
The Minister of the Interior has been
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summer.
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprietOrs, by persons who arc well known
wHEELISG, Apri..225th, 1865
MeSsrs. MCCABE. KRAFT & CO., Ge'IaenIeTi:
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ly affi icted for almost one month, all other
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take pleasure in recommending II To the ia
Vorable notice OF all who may be alike a1titct-
ed q. MARTIN,
W Chaplin 18th W. Va. inlantfy.
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The PrIncIpaIItIes.

CONCENTRATIONS OF TURKISH TROOPS.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 4.-Omar
Pasha has been appointed to the com
mand of the corps destined to occupy
the Principalities; 1000 troops of this
force will be lent to the Porte by the
Viceroy of Egypt.
Pasha leaves Constantinople to-day in
order to assume the command of the
army on the Danube
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PROTEST OF AUSTRIA.

Count Mensdorf has sent a note to
Count Knrolyi, protesting against the
entry of the Prussians into Holstein,
declaring this step to be violation OF
the Gastein Convention, which treaty
existed until defnitive settlement OF
the question of the Duchies was arrived
ut. 1t denies also that Austria has vio-
lated existing treaties by her declara-
tions ut the Federal Diet. I his declara-
ton not contrary to the Treaty of Gus
tein, since that treaty contains nothing
respecting definite settlement of the
question. Austria throws the respon-
sibility for the consequences upon
Prussia, and reserves to herself her
liberty of action for the future.
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ONLY RELLABLE RElLEDY 7
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Many prominent FhySieianJ now use It in
their practice, and unhesi.s-.insly recommend
keep 1t in your house.lll be prepared for
any sudden attack of
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k0 KEls WHITE LEAD, PURE, JUST
l.Ureealy yed AMI Tor sale by ODRERE, Chem
%. end dof Stone Rddge. - mr2I
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Chamber of Deputies, Signor LuaIdi
questioned the Government respecting
the dangerous effects of the forced cur
rency and the abuses in exacting a
high premium in the exchange of spe-
Gle for notes.
Signor Scialoja replied that the Gov
ernment was actively endeayoring to
put an end to the commercial crisis.
Recourse had been had to a forced cur
rency only under the most extreme ne
cessfty, and the Government had now
other financial measures under consid-
eratiou.
CALLING IN THE MARINES.
Gen. Angioletti brought forward a
bill for calling in the marines of the
class of 1916.
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Y. II. MEIJALF Z
SfAIetcalf... Bro. Co.

McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
Rfsts Wheeling, w. Va. sole PToprietors, to
whom all orders should be addressed
For sale By REED. KRAFT & Co., Centt0
Wheeling, EST & MITCHELL, bridgeport,
Ohio, and by Dealers in AIed:cinss every
where h-b-l tindSW
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FLoRENoE, June l2.-To-day, in the
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HEssE CASsEL

CAssEL, June I2.-The Government
of Hesse Cassel has received notice that
the Austrian troops will pass through
Hessian territory.
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KRAFT's
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Italy.

GENOA. June 11.-Garibaldi arrived
here last night from Caprera, and will
set ont at 5 p. m. to-day direct for
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PASSPORTS.

The passport system has again beer
introduced along the Swiss frontier.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

WHEREAs ROBERT A. cox, Administrator
w Of the estate of james Roberta Jr decd
has suggested o. the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Jackson county. Tennessee, the insolvency u
clerk that the administrator proceed b. adFerfiso
the same IN some newspaper in The State 0f Ten
ncsee. and az the court-house door in the town II
Gainsb0ro. for al persons having claims arniuat
said estate % dlo them With said clerk on az Be-
fore the u day o. February. tel. properly ar-
thenteatcd for pro rata distri huli1n All Ders1na
having elains against said estate. arc hereby no
thed o hle them as required In the above order.
Or they viii be ioreFer barred.
RA cox.
Administrator of said Esfaie.
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WHBREAS, a. =. b. WALKER. 'Admiuis-
w traitor u the estate of a. W. Carson, dee'd
has suggested 10 the Clerk of The County Gopri 4
Jackson county. Icnnossea. the Insolvency of said
estate IL vas therefore. ordered by al elerf
thai the adminssfrat0F rrocced % advertise he
sane In some Newspaper tu The state 81 Tonnes-
see. and a. the courtrhDuse door in tha fnwE 81
Gainesb0ro. or an persons having rls.ms araiast
said estate 70 Ole them With said rIarE ca of be-
fore the lfih day Of fehraary. ltl properly iI,i-
tkentlcatod Tor pre- raf4 dlsfrihufiun an nerailns
ed % tle .hcm ~ required In the above or,iar. ~
they viii Be iofeyer barrel.
A. J. B. WALKER.
Adminislrator Of sad Ellain.
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Information fn the United states CIa-
emit Court for the Middle District %
Tennessee. OranI,cr Term. lsfa


No, 1896, UBited States ys packages Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE M. HARRISON. $50
Attorney 70 the United States for said Dislricf
hath fled bis information IN said Court a. we'll
on behalf Of the United states a. OF H. H. NOR
veil, Collector. &o.. and d ali persons concerned
against two packages, lone barrel and one kek }
alleging among other things, that said whisky
was seized az Nashville, IN the district Aforesaid
~ tne hthls or ntpfse iiAfihE. % forfeited 20 the
United states under tho act Of Congress- entitled
An set % provide internal revenue h. supporf
the GOEernmentt 70 pay interest on the public
debt. and for other purposes" Approved June
ath, ~, and the act amendatory thereof ap-
proved March g. 1865.
Now. therefore, in obedienee'to The m0nition %
the Court % me directed and delivered " do here
By give pubic notice % al persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything % say,
Why the same sheuld not Be condemned Or f0r-
feited. that they be and appear before said Cir
euit Court. 20 ho held at tho Federal C0nrt
Room" in the Capitol. in The city of Nashville
the 18th day Of October. 1866. then and there
10 iHterpOse their claims.
ER. GLAsCOCK.
nrrTfa n i aNaN A ia "a