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General News.
Arrived

BosroS, July I0.-The U.S practice ship
Savannah, Lieut.. Commanding Walters,
arrived here to-day with Midshipmeh from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, on their
summer cruise -ll--- KIM -- al-h
.. Hs- Cholera. G1 ...i yal
New York, July IO.-Fivo cases cholera
were reported in Brooklyn this morning.
All proved fatal. ,r .-.-:.
Robbery.
BosToS, July 1O.-The Office Of G. H.
GoOding on State street, was robbed last
night Of about Sl7, 900, of which $1,000 was
in gold and the remainder in United States
and other securities. The money was taken
from safe which was hauled into the mid
die of the floor and Quilted A Person re-
Gently proposed to rent part Of the Office
and yesterday was engaged in papering the
walls, but as he has failed to make his ap-
-pearance to-day he is suspected of being the
robber. No arrest yet made.
Condition OF Senator Lane
.LzAv ExwoRfH, July I0-A council Of sur
geons to-day decided there was no hope for
Senator Lane, although he may possibly
live some day.
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Mhnl !. nean, b ..Moblll.a.lon

The European war is bringing this
word into prominence in connection with
military matters, and it may be well to
repeat an explanation of what it means
Primarily, it means the calling into ae-
tive service troops previously enrolled
though not on the war establishment.
The militia of this country, as they are
organized and enrolled under the laws of
the several States, if ordered to the field
and equipped by the Government, would
be Hmobilized. The term, however, has
more significant application in Europe
than it has herein fact, it has never
been practically applied to military affairs
in this country, though it was frequently
used without conveying any particular
meaning by many writers during the re-
belIion. 1t is used generally in connec-
ton with what is known as the German
Federal army, or forces of the Germanic
Oonfederation-the Confederation being
n, league of the different Independent
States, Kingdoms, principalities, &c, of
.bat great country, all sending representa-
tives 10 the Diet at Frankfort. The Fed
eral force consists of contingents from all
the States that compose the confederation.
In ordinary times, their operations are
limited to the boundaries of the States re-
spectiveIy which furnish them.
Under extraordinary circumstances, a
vote of the Diet may authorize them to
be moved from the localities where they
belong to any and all parts of the confed-
Grafton, or even outside of its limits alto
gether. The federal forces are then said
TO be Hmobilized-" 1t wss TO effect this, so
as TO protect the territory of the several
members of the federal compact against
the demands and encroachments of Prus-
sian, one of the powerful members Of the
Union, that Austria made The motion in
the Diet on the 18th of june, to HmobiIize7
the Federal forces, and on which Bavaria
Saxony, Hanover, Hesse 6assel, Wurtem-
burg, Hesse Dsrmstsdt, Nassau and sew
eral small pr:ncipalities, voted with Aus
go E- TeLl g I--E -gEJ
siiA .ssss,s S-sizJ sI
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Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold By all Druggists. s dec2T:R1o


Mrs. WinslOW, experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Tsething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethiHg, BY softening the gums, reducing all in
nAmmatfcns, will Allay all pain and spasmOdic ac-
ton, snd is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, Mothers, it viii give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. We have
put up and sold this article for so years. and
can say in conhdsuce and truth Of IT what we have
never been able to say OF any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect
cure, when timely used. Never did We now an
Instance of dissatisfaction By any vh' used it.
On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tious and speak in terms Of oc1mendAtion of its
magical sifscts and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter 'tvhat We do know, after 50 years.
experience; and pledge onr reputation for the ful
hlment OF what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the iufsnt is suneFing from pain
and exhaU stion relief viii Be tOahd in hfteensor
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS 4 PKRKIEs, Gsg York. IL on n = out
IS soId ey ali DIuEgists- ahr0ushous the world.
Price, only IS oents psr eottls.ssi q ,usslaial
Ap9s; RlA-dysod=u9 { G3yW tiae = Z
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Foreign NUwSo

FRANKFoRT ON THE MAIE, June 27.-The
Federal Diet to-day appointed Prince
Charles, of Bavaria, Commander in Chief,
of the Federal army, with instructions to
conduct the operations under the direction
of Benedek.
Austria has proposed to her confederate
allies that all their plenipotentaries at the
Diet should be recalled. and q Committee
of Military plenipotentiaries appointed in
their places.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King has ad-
drrssed dispatch to the President of the
Council, saying the battle of the Path was
neither lost nor won, and adds: have
ordered the concentration of all our forces
to resume the campaign. Our army is in
excellent spirits, and are anxious to be led
to bsttle." A .r..' -
BERLIN, June 27.-Prussia has replaced
the principal functionaries in Saxony and
Eleetorole Of Hesse and Hanover.
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the adJournmentltw 1t was announced that the
| caucus of Union Senators and members,
called for this evening, was postponed until
80 tomorrow evening
SENATE.
Mr. STEWART submitted resolution,
requesting the President 10 interpose the
good offices Of the U. s, 10 secure
the release of persons held as prisoners in
Canada and elsewhere, for participation in
the Fenian movement. Laid over till to-
| morrow.
Mr.. POLAND introduced bill to extend
the time of the Alabam and Florida Rail-
road for the payment of duty on the Rail-
road iron. which was referred to the Finance
COMMITTEES. -
Mr. TRUMBULL called up the House
bill TO fix the number OF Judges Of the Su-
preme Court of the United States, and to
change certain judicial circuits. The bill
was passed 1t provides that the vacancy
in the office of Associate Justice, shall be
filed until the number of Associate Judges
shall be reduced .tosix, and makes certain
changes in places Of holding the Court Of
the United States. - p
The bill TO enlarge the public grounds
around the Capitol was taken up. e
Mr.. POLAND introduced bill TO extend
the time TO the Alaoama and Florida Rail-
ANei1 AOA soo Ol- u0by Ou EAllIOhu
iron, which was referred ts the Committee
on Finance.
Mr.. TRUMBULL called up the bill for
enlargement of the public grounds sur
rounding the Capital, which was passed.
Il provides that said grounds shah be en-
larged according to the plan approved of
by the Committee on Public Buildings of
the Senate and House of Representatives
respectively, whicn plan is hereby directed
to be deposited in the custody Of the Seere-
tary of the Interior. .-l - t1lll.-. srF-
Mr.. WADE called up bill to repeal the
act retroceding the city and county Of
Alexandria to the State of Virginia After
short discussion it was postponed until to-
morrow at one o'clock.
Mr.. CONNERS called up the bill to give
land titles in the State of Caliiornia. For
the purpose of concurring in all but one of
the House amendments, the Senate now
concurrsd in the last amendment of the
House . .I.aJ rE.lstf sGf l-rtr
Mr.. HOWARD called up 8 joint resolu-
tion giving the right-of-way to the Union
Pacific Railroad and its branches through
the Military Reservations. lC als
On motion of Mr.. GRIMES, the foregoing
was referred 10 the Military Com
mittee. ar1 3-a1 '
The Senate went into executive, and soon
after adjourned. ...r ..s. ..r
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NEW YoRK, July I0.-H5ad- Center James
Stephens is preparing an address to the
Fenian Brotherhood Of America and to all
friends of the Brotherhood here. He re-
eeives many invitations every day to take
tours in the country. -.-4. -r BE-.
FOREIGN NEWS t.-r ..
Additional by way of London: ..a.s
A very remarkable increase of activity is
observed in the military establishments of
France. Uniforms, arms and ammunition
are being prepared in the greatest haste.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says General
6reigh, an Englishman, fUrmerly an officer
of the Imperial guards and great favorlte
with the Emperor, has been attached to the
Ministry Of Finance He is expected to be
nominated shortly Minister of Finance and
has submitted a financial plan to the EN-
peror by which English capital would be
attracted to that country.
Subscriptions continue 70 be circulated
throughout Russia for means to erect Votive
chapels in commemorstion Of the late de-
feated attempt on the Emperor's life.
A Vienna letter says that nothing can be
more prosperous than the news sent by the
Prussian telegraph bureaus 10 England
there never was SO much as a skirmish at
Tiersburg.
The Sd Darnistadt regiment, said 10 be
GUe
Prussians have not burnt Seiltan. am in
a position to state that a forward move
ment of the sth Federal army corps, and
general attack on the Bohemian frontier is
not 10 be expected for Eve days. The
Austrian auxiliary corps, 10000 strong,
has now arrived, and is at the present time
quartered on the left bank of the Main
Troops of Baden are in the movement and
will Join in two or teree days.
The overrunning of 6axohy, Hesse and
Hanover have no Importance whatever.
The electoral troops are quite safe at Glen
hsusen. The utmost secrecy is kept up
about the movements of the Federal army,
so that Vienna letters also say that Austrian
papers make no msntion Of their own army,
but are filled with false reports from Prus-
sian and Italian sources.
t r A LETIKR. -
The Tribune gives prominence 10 Wash
ipgton letter which purports 70 give the
poInts of an interview between Mr.. Ward,
of the Allegheny District, and Mr.. Randall,
of New York, on the subject of appointment
to offices. The latter is reported to have
said, aThis matter has got 10 be fought out
between Congress and the President, He
also gave Mr.. Ward notice that there was
to be a general removal of all the Postmas-
ters who do not favor the Presidents policy.
MEXICAN NEWS.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Mr. Romero has
information TO the 10th ult.
President Juarez and his Cabinet left El
Paso for Chehuahua on the Sth ult.
1t is reported that the French troops at
Durango were under orders to march against
Chihuahua -e-l.V f
Letters from the City of Mexico state that
General Bazine is concentrating all the
available French troops in San Luis for
new campaign.
A Vera Cr1z letter of the 25th June says
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Southern News.


NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-The Anstrians
captured in Caramio have been set free and
they are now scattered through Texas. None
of them have returned to the Imperialists.
From Nashville
NASHVILLE, July 1G.-Paymaster Reming-
tons safe was broken open last night and
$4,000 abstracted. Some members Of the
10th infantry gre suspected and are closely
watched.
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Prof. II. AndersOn's Dermador is Lii
quid for External Application. A valuable Chem
ical Combination, discovered by q celebrated
Chemist. Warranted to cure Inflammation in all
cases of Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Inhammstory
Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Swelling Of the Glands,
Inflammation of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet, Chilblains, Piles, Pimplss en- the face, Bee
stings, and all Sores the human nesh is heir to
On Horses and Cattle it be e1oelled for the
cure Of Gails, OAIks, sprAins, Wounds, and all
hurts on animals 1t never fails to cure If used
directed. D. RANSOM CO., PrepristOrS.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, and BENTON
MYERS 4 cAEFIELD, Agents, Cleveland.
mAylO.Bl4-DE6W
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that General FigueTFe has taken Tehiacan

that General FiguerFe has taken Tehiacan
Toluceo, only 40 miles from the city of
erals.
Fiscotalpad will shortly be sent to rein-
force TamPico, the latter being seriously
threatened by the Republicans.
At TabascO the LIBERALS had disabled a
French gnnboat while attempting 10 90 up
the river from Frontera.
THE PACIFIC RAuRoAD.a -r-
The 4th section or 20 miles of the Pacific
railroad having been completed, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has ordered the issue
of bonds to the amount of 1920, 600 to the
company pursuant To- law. Bonds to the
amount of S640.009 have also been ordered
issued for the CentraHP Paeifc Railroad Com
pany Of California, one quarter Of the work
on a section Of 20 miles having been com
pleted- -.E.
An order has been issued from the War
DEPARTMENT relieving Col. R. P. Dodge from
1uty in the Referred Claim Division of the
Fay Department Also William H. Jane
fpn and George B. Ely. They are to be
Mustered out on ther 20thi inst Thess Paw
masters are TO be mustered out because at
TIE trial Of Col. Paqfding they testified to
having transferred funds deposited 70 their
credit from one bankto another, thus tend
ing to justify Col PGhIding. Colonel l. L.
Hodge, who has been serving as Chief Pay
master Of the District of Washington since
Col. Paulding's errest, has been assigned to
that position; Col. ". r. Gibson takes Co.
Hodges place; Lieat.-CoI. Taylor relisves
Col Jameson. -Ft CJI 1fs leuL
HABEAs CORPUS. l5--f @.
AUGUSTA, GA, july IO.-In the return to
the writ Of habeas-eorpus granted by the
United States District Court in the case
OF Michael CASTILLO, who is confined
ct the Charleston jail, the officer in command
refused to obey, saying the prisoner was
held under the Presidents Proclamation of
Sept. 18th, 1863 He produced an order
from Secretary Stanton, ihstructing hIm
not to deliver up theiprisoner on the writ of
habeas corpus. TheyGOurt granted contin-
uance Of the case for another day. General
Sickles made the following endorsement on
the writ OF attachment served on him By
the United States Marshal st Charleston.
summoning him for contempt: --...,-
" In compliance with orders from supe-
rior authority, l decline to be arrested on
the process. [Signedl --l3 -s-.
gl.-1sTa "DASIEL E SIcKLxs, .,-
"Aajor- General Commanding"
General sickles received the Marshal
courteously and told him he had tele-
grsphed to Washington for instructions.
The reply of Secretary Stanton en-
dorsed Gen. Siekles' course and ordered him
not to be arrested, aud if he was to resist
with whatever force was necessary. This
actien is taken in accordance with Prsst.
LincOln's proclamation of 1865 Judge
Bryan has ordered all the proceedings. to be
laid before the President
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The eleventh census of France is in
progress. The result is looked for with,
much interest, owing TO the fact, that
since 1861, the date ef the last census, the
country has been in an eminenLly pros
porous condition. of all the European
nations, France shows the slowest rate of
increase in population. The 2TO0O,OOO Of
1901 had only increased by 10000 in
1861. During the same period Great
Britain increased from lO,OOO,ooO to 25,-
OOO
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EnnifahIe Iire Ansnrnnce socIe11

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, % Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $1,000, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, s., 900, 900. .oO-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
IscAiH. The next dividend I'll be declared Feb
rusry lst, 1867. 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater sd
vantsges in Its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expen titure to income
was less than that of any Of the older American
Companies, and its nsw business for the past year
lsI3 se3 O0O) exceeds the new business of any New
York Company in any previous year. This socie-
ty has met with but one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip l. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS OOO.- His heirs received the amount
of his policy tS5, ,O00) and dividend to the amount
OF S37S 1900 in cash. within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs MUNsOE, General Agents,
Nos. and 2 Park Building.
maya Cleveland, Chic.
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A combustible stonafwhieh is said to
burn like finder, has recently been dis
covered at Shullsbnrg, Lafayette County,
Wisconsin. 1t is grayish color, about
as hard as sandstone, and seems to be i'm
pregnated with very large quantity of
oil. 1t is found in immense beds, and the
owners are at loss to know whether it
would be more profitable to extract the
oil or sell it for fuel as it comes from the
QUARRY
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To extend the Ere districts. Committee
on Ordinances.
To repeal an ordinance entitled "Au or
dinanee to prevent nuisances in streets. !"
Engrossed and passed.
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Ofspecial committee recommending the
passage of an ordinance granting the right
to construct and operate street railroad
upon certain streets, by the Central City
Railroad Company. Adopted.
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SIOan's Horse Ointment.-This Justly
celebrated Ointment has gained for itself reputa-
tiou which no other Ointment or saive has ever
acquired in this country. 1t Is welI known and
used ky almost every Livery-stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East and West, North
and South. 1t stands unequalled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, King6one, " indg Alls,
Strains, Lsmeness, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, &C., &c.
This Ointment il put up IN strong Class Bottles,
and sold for so Centsper Hottie s-5A =
WALKER 4 TAYLOR, Proprietors.
Tor sals by Druggists and Merchants eEerywhers.
s--I So STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
aolS.RlA Wholesale Agents.
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FAHNRSf0CK'S WHITE LBAB.-A
of fnneuess and Wilderness unequAlled BY any other
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
80 DruEEiBts 126 0ntsrio-sfs
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. E. PRESTON.


(Establishtd December, 1851
licensed q ArEy : Navy Claim agent,
OFFICE no. EYMAH's BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon hs' -Meu and ALL OTHERS
who served bstEeen April 18th, 1861 and pril 18th
1868, can now hle their Discharges with Us TO OBJ
tain their Bounty. Ii -1 81 II .aF
49, Our Fee is Five Dollars, payable whom
Claims are settled. established by the act. -f'
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back PAY, Priaa
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold. s1
-. Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
D. o., gives persona: attention to ALL claims hIed
BY u.s. .r-.. 81. = .a
German Language spoken janI6R17
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Special CautiOn.-MRS. WINsLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has become 50 popular that
various parties have put cut articles calling them
Mrs. winsIow's.- Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslOv OF the sosthing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. Juns2:S44
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING ANB
BINDING.
cFFIcE or CONNIssIOEERoF or PRISTIHD,
CoIruprs Ohfo- Inv Q IS6S

CoLUNBCs, Ohioi July leoo
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the Once Of the seoretSry Of State
Of th- 81 ate OF Ohio, until
Tuesday, the 2Ist day OfAuEust, 1850,
At Il O'clO.k NJ, fos extcutiI the State Printing
for the PEI iod o;twO years. and for executing the
State Binding for the period OF one year, q ON and
after the hrst Monday Of November next ensaing,
in accOrdancs with the prov isOn5 Of The act ent-
tied San act to provide for executisn aud gu
pervision OF the State Printing and Binding" !"
passed March %, 1850. the set suppIenentary
thereto, passed May l. 1852, and the act aOe7dAs
tory thereof, pa sed April 6, 1850.
Fall printed Specifications can Be bad on Appli-
cation 70 the Secretary OF State.
Esch proposal must he accompauied by bond
executed in due form BY the bidder, with a. least
two good ana sufficient suretiss, satisfactory to
the Commissioners Of Printing, in tine penal sum
If ten thousand dollars, cor dtionsd tor the faith
iul performance, pursuant to law Of such clAss,
or classes, Of the st ste printiDg as may be ad-
judged to him, and for the payment as liquidsied
damages by such oder to the State OF an excess
OF cost over ehe bid or hids OF such bidder which
the state nay he obliged to paw for such work hy
reasoa Jf ths failure OF such bidder 10 complete
his contrAet; said bono to be null and void If no
'r.Tract shall be AWARDED 10 him No bsd mac
eoHPaHied By sHeb bond t7U Be sesfaised by he Gem
A like bond in the penal sum Of i've Thousand
Dollars, must accompany each proposal for foil
ing, stitching binding
Copies of bonds lin blank will be furnished to
bidders on application TO the secretary Of State
In al respects the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, flei,
audited and raid in conformity with the provisions
Of the act "TO provide for the execution aud su-
perNisiOn OF the State Printing aud binding"
passed March "a 1856 and the amendatory act Of
April 6, ls65-to which acts reference is hereby
made for such further information as may be de-
sired.
Proposals to be sealed aud endorsed on the ont
eide Of the envelope, " Proposals for Public Print
ing" or = Proposal. for Binding, the case
may be, and addressed to the secretery Of State.
WM BBERY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
MOSES r. BRAILEY,
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
JAMES n. GOODMAN,
iyIl:342 Auditor Of ate.
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J. NJ. BLACKBURN,
O. W HEARD
OPTICAL.

rs. PERLST, ths reliable OpticiAn, sill
continues 70 give universal satisfaction In u
practice Of bis profession, No. lSS Superior stree
johnson House Building. -4l
- It is to the advantage OF AL, when sodeli
cate sense a. that Of sight is concerned, { deal
with one of acknowledged skin, who makes 20 false
pretsnsons; also = full assortment Of Optical aad
6akhananai1ai InstrumanV tulyl
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The Largest and Best sssOrtmsht of
Cents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Coats,
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd at
FAIRCHILD's,
log Hoffman Block, east side Public Square,
juue22:3S2 g @Gat sA= ~ Az
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Harmless as Summer Dew, yet in the
highest degree disinfectsnt and preservative,
sOZ0D0NT keeps the teeth always healthy and
spotless, and the gums rudy and free from cankef