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&l.5OooP per YEAR! We

TEHU W.
want agents every where TO sell our IMPROVED
500 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and upper feed. Warranted five
years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. The only machines sold in the United
States for less than $40, which arc fully liccns-
cd by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover &
Raker. Singer & Co., and Bach elder All
other cheap machines aro iniringcments and
the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and
IMPRISONMENT Circulars free. Address or
call upon Shaw & Clark, l,iddcford, Mains or
Chicago, III. phs l9lm .f'THm sloP
Jan. t7-ly. ..rlase,T upagU... .i.
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GulnsR is proverbial for his low
prices, ..... .....,
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E7SSK. Sale!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
1 the property known as the
T YCA r . r A r MI,

situate N New Brownsville, Monongalia coun-
ty, w Va, three miles from Blacksvlle,
Dunkard Creek, containing about PIG acres,
it IS in fine order, good new dwelling house,
carriage house. barns, sheep pens and all no.
ccssary out buildings. Fences are in rond
repair fine young orchard of choice fruit
upon the premises. II Is near to churches,
schools stores, mills, &c, &C. The farm will
be shown l'y Mr.. A. W. Tennent, near the
premises, orby the subscriber.
AUGUSTUS ESENWElN.
May 23,-tf i Mapel Farm, Dunkard.
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800, A MONTH!--AsNSrs, /,
wanted for six entirely now articles, ius. out. -
sddres 40. 7. CAREY, City Building, Bldds-
ford, N ine. mni7, &.efv.
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MODEL Organ
OF THE WORLD!

Competition with other we'll known manulac-
tlrcrs.
Thirty -four different styles, and from one to
twelve stops Long Double Bellows, Double
Blow Pedals Knee Swell, etc, etc., giving
great power aud steadiness of tone.
THE SUB BASS, applied to the Double
Reed Organs gives volume Of tone equal to
sixteen foot stop in Pipe Organ, ard when
applieCi to our Organs containing them, and
four sets of Reeds the volume of tone is equal
t, 5000 pipe organ, and costing only about
one fourth rs much. Send for an illustrated
Price List, giving full particulars: Address
orders, .. }. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, G27 Broadway, n. Y.
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NJ EMORIAM NJ.


Died. in ShepherdsIown, Jefferson
county. ". Va, Mrs amanda. cohsorl
of G.. L. LlckIIder, in he 4l.l year oI
her age.
Having had the example Of pious pa
rrn,s, hi, dear slsler became early Im-
PRESSED with her duty 10 God. and pro
ir..ing saslng faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ, she united herself with The Evan
geIlcal Lutheran church, oil which her pa
rents were slrsdiasi and worthy member.
IL This connection she renamed until sub
nQuruI 10 her marriage aud The bifth "l
her FIST born, when under strong per
suasIon Of mind, that IT was moi nnlt
highly approI rlsie IN tie raisirg Of q
family. but a manifest duty, when no
principle was involved, for husband and
wife To be one, as IN other respects, so III
church relationship, she WIS induce To
e..l in her lat with ner husband, aud be-
cupe a member Of lie ~. L Church. In
this nPtC relation .he continued faithful!
and consistent christian until few weeks
since, when il va. -ald 10 her by Tic
Master, "it Is enough come Up higher.
During her lness, Which Vas pro Iacied
Through bat one short week, her suffer.
ings were intense /; tut amidst Them all
she was patient and resigned, ofiimes ex.
ulIlng with triumph III tie praises OF Him
who loved her and gave himself for her.
There were many thirgs 10 bind her To
81, al
ter few DAYS before her death. the only
wish she expressed 10 live longer was
tina, she might bless her fsmis. and thus
slolGy God. To this END she desired
prayer 10 be made in her behalf. But
God bsd otherwise decieed-he has other
means TO compass his ends. and other
work for our departed sister 20 do. Hence
he has called her from her labour on earth,
10 her reward in heaven.
She leaves behind her, him. who. for
many wears, has been the shsrer OF her
JOYS and sorrows, in connection with hve
children. and large circle OF lnends aud
scquainlsnces, TO mourn her loss ; bui
they sorrow not as those who have II"
hope, Tor in her life of consistency and DE.
r"'ion TO religion, as also in her peaceful
and hsppy death. they have the ss'isfar.
ton 10 know that their loss is her eternal
sam, o! her acceptance in The Beloved
che had much 10 say, in the last hours Of
her sickness. and this was her theme
when dying. Indeed so entirely was she
taken up with the prospec, tina, lay be-
S"hd the grave. that il Was nothing for
her 10 die. The waters Of Jordan being
81 low tide. aud the dark valley all illumi
mated with heavenly radiance, she passed,
q"i"kiy over 10 tie Other shore. One !
moment she was gazing on the forms of
"eeplng earthly friends ,he next an
i'''hs ct heavenly mnud. One moment
het ears were sslu,cd With HE sob and
@'ah o: gflei-siIirken ones-ihe nex:lis,
lug 10 me sweetest song by seraphs
sung Now amid The gloom of tie de srh
chamher-and then amid the radiance of
zoe "'rh'Itss land 10 live forever. "She
being dead ye,speake,h."
80 for the death of lhos.
Who siumber in the Lord
. he like theirs ~, l,s; r.noso
Like theirs NY last reward"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
BtLTIWCRE MARKET.

FLOUR-We revise our quotations
AS follows Howard street. Super and
rui Extra 10 $40 so.
NlIEAT.-Ano,her litle lot. com
prlsrd ui 80 bushels Virginia prime new
hi,e Wheat. sold al S3l There was
also sale Of 200 bu.hs Winter red, old
crop, al 50 so.
CORN -Ssles reported include 4000
bushs a. 10 s. 20 Tor good 10 prime
white; 700 bushels yellow mlxed' al
81; 500 bu>hs good 10 prime DO a
% 81 Oh per bushcl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30
- BUCK EYE
MOWER & REAPER !
T HE BEST M A G II \ +
IN TNE WORLD z!

YIAVING awarded 10 them the First
* Premiums Of every Trial m 'he co'n-
try. Receiving The fist premium. q
grand gold medal and diploma offered by
the United States Agricultural Socie'y'
for the bes. lnowi ing machine al the greet
est practical field lrial ever held IN ihi'
country at Syracuse. n. Y, July 1897,
Every Farmer desiring to NOV or reap
his crops and is short Of hands sAouiu
have one.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower IS
warranted 10 cut, if properly managed
one acre per hour, or ten or twelve acres
per day, either grain or grass, IN WORK
manIike manner. with one pair OF horses
The purchaser is allowed 10 cot two acres
Of grass. and also two acres OF grain on
uisI and in case any thing proves deiec'
tive, due notice nus, be given 10 Us or
our agent, and time allowed 10 send
person TO pat i, in order; If 1t does not
work after This. and The fault Is in The
machine, il will be taken back, or mat
part Of il which proves 10 be defective,
and will be replaced, OR the money Paio
for il refunded.
JAMES D. FAYMAN.
Sole Agent tor Jefferson County.
ShepherJstown, May 10, 1866. II
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Administrative ef the
| Estate Of ZiCHARlAH SHUGART
deceased. hereby informs those indebted
to said Estate. that if payment is not made
by the lst Of August. thelr accounts vii
be placed in an officers hands for speedy
and prompt collection, as longer Indui'
gepce will no, be given. Persons having
accounts against .he Estate will present
,hem properly authenticated for settle,
men,. ANN ShUGART.
June %, 1866 At AdminisiralrlX.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-30

In April lat. negro applied 10 The
Recorder Of Glmer county fer license
TO marry white woman, which was re-
fused. The Ethiopian feeling himself ae.
grieveJ for the injury done him in keep
ing him from the Legal embraces Of his
Dulcinia. and learning that he is made
the equal Of The white race bv the Civil
Rights Bill. has commenced legal pro
ceed,ngs against The Recorder.
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ADMlNISTRAT RlAS
NOTICE.

lRHE undcrsig ned, ..dmnislratrix Of the
Is Estate of WILLIAM MOULDER,
deceased, hereby requests all persons III.
debled To said Eslale, 10 come Tor"
and make immediate settlement a. lOngei
cauaoi be givea. Per-ons
having claims against The Estate will pre-
sent Them properly authenticated for sci
element.
p. S.-An aeaosnts unsettled by the
Isl Of July. will be placed in an officers
hsnds FOR speedy collection.
VIRGINIA MOuLDER,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
June 9, 1866. d
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ALL persons wishing 10 save money
a will go to Ren,ch's Cash Store be.
fo,e purchasing Their Goods. Come ONE,
come all See Sign Of Red Flag.
COSTA small lot Of Misses
y Morocco Boots lell over from ias'
..;,,e, DarxeK.
TORE Tail Skn,s.th genuine Tilleis'
Ia for.ale by DarneN.
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Notice to Farmers I!

iUIlE undersigned having rested the
4 Warehouse al ShepheEdstew u, knows
as the Short Warehouse" VIII pay
he highest price in Cash for all kinds OF
Grain delivered there. SALT and FISH
will also be kept on hand and fer sale.
VIM. H. Marmsduke will be in al.
tendance. and IS authorized TO transact
business for us.
BOYER g. WATSON.
May 26. 1866. Gm
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BELLS
CONCENTRATED
Flavoying EXtracts .
BELLS

Equal to any in the mark,t and superior to ma
ny, in large bottles and at old prices. Whole.
sale Agents Tor baltimore, BlRROUGH
BROS, Wholesale Druggists.
Lisr.-Lemon, Peach, loves, Apple, Mace,
ParseIey, Nutmeg, Orange, GingeF MulheHy'
Raspberry, Straw berry, Vanilla, Celery, Birch,
Pine Apple, Pear, Butter Almond, Rose, AlI-
SPICE, Cinnamon, Banana, Pepper, and SaVory
Spices, :.
The gren, difficulty heretofore experienced IN
procuring true FlavorIng Extracts. has induced
the proprietor TO spare no pains or expense IN
giving to the public an article which will be
found true 10 lis meme, and which will in no IN
stance TO he source Vi disappointment.
twill I've Observed TIA Our cAirOcl 81 Lemon
and Orange is prepared extract irIm the Peel,
- hlci any one may be convinced Of by merely
smelARg them.
he pr;ye Of Vanilla Beans. too has caused
more useIe.s Extract of Vanilla to be manutac-
iured and sold thar any other essence; being
made from Tonka BePns, or some other tlcu.
uous compo md. In our Extra We will guar
antee pure article, made from the True Bean
without any foreign substance whatever.
April IS, 1866.
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w. A. Woods Self-Rake Reaper,
W. A. Woods Pr Re Mower Will ugh.
.by's Gum Spring Grain DnlJ.. with CT
without J. B. CruwtlPs GnsnO Attach
ment Jones and Miler'S Clover Stem
mtr. Separator, IiuIler and tIeanr :;
Pratt 81 StDsGIey's Patent Hay and Gram
Rake. the teeth Of which re warranted
to retain heir perfect shape. The above
machinery are Warranted 1" give sauslac
non in all csses. lbe Reaper anc Nov.
or will be ready for lrlal against any OH
pr machine III use. For reference. see
ci,culats which WILL he left al all public
places throughout the county.
| can also furnish H.rse Power SFaln
Threshsrs and Sepasators; Flows ct va
rious slnd.: Hand or po yer Corn Shel
Iers. Hay Holsters, Tutners and Spread.
us; Hand and Power Hay, Susw and
Fodder Cutters. &c, &c.
o. Posi- Office address, Dulfield'e De.
pot. Jefferson county, WesI Vrglni'.
My IL, 1896. On
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN VITO tGgsi.d FOR years
i from Nervous Debility, ~, mature Drcsy,
and al tie eject. o. youthful indDersiios,
~ilI for The ssAs u suffering hOnahnI, end
free 10 all ~ho be'd u. tie recipe aid dires-
,CE' 'Or making lie staple remedy by when
ne as cured. Sufferers isbmg 10 prcft bv
The ad'eIiIseT's experience. can DO 80 BIZ sd.
dressing JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. I3 Chambers 81, New York.
December 81 .c6J 10
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pratbs.

On SUNDAY mnrning the 24,h inst, at
the aou.p of DR.. l. II. Taylor, in his
county. Ed,oard Lirings'"n Lucas.
son OF Cap. louis l.u AS. aged % Years.
Near Shepherdst"wn. June 10 h. EN-
IN Jane. dsu hIrr oi Eli l.. and Mary &.
Fr..r. aged yer, . months aud 23i
days.
OBITUARY.
Departed his hie nn the unrni"g Of
the 25sh met. Nj. Uiiii0m " Sheefz.
aged SIS years, 10 months and "a days.
The deceased was isnve oi Sheptetds'
town, where ne grew up TO manh'ou' e..
,sbllshed himself business. and passed
his entire life respected bv all vino kne"
him for his social ana moral worth. He
was emjnerrly man Of meek and quiet
,niri,s. was characterized by gen,leness
Of manners, kindness oi heat. lunIy OF
HE, aud ami4bllljy of disposition. lie
was kind husband. atfrclonate taIher,
faithful friend, good neighbour, and useful
citizen.
Many years since he entered into con-
rsction with The Evangelical Lutheran
Church in whose Communion lie acce p'a-
Div and faithfully served as an Elder for
II Ioug period up to the time Of his de-
,ea.e. HIS pie,y was not Of an obru-
si,e kind but manifested itself by con.
sis,ency Of lie. conslAncy OF purpose and
htmness Of religious principle. 1T may
,roly he said of our departed brother that
his ..hfo was hid IN Christ :" and that
fom Him ss the "founlan opened" he
drew those rich supplies OF grace. which
vi,sllzed his faith and purified bis "walk
and conversation" lie died as he had
lived, with unwsvering trust in Christ as
an Almighty SAVIOR. To him death had
no tenors. To his Pastor and family ne
psve tie assurance. that he was ready
To be offered up" reeisue0ly waiting the
disposition Of his Gud and thus peace
fully leaning his head upon the bosom Of
the Lord. he s~ectlv f., II asleep and was
gathered TO his rect.
$50 fades summer cloud away;
So sinks the gale when storms are o'eri
So gently shuts TIE eye Of day,
So dies wave along the shore"
Long may The SAVIOR of his godly lift
exsr. i,s ssncify ing influence upon hi,
bereared iamlly-thc church and the
community. His mortal remains were
uttered IN Tie grounds adjoining ,hs
church in whose fellowship lie had lived
and whose faith and practices he had
horored by a death OF signal comPosure
and confident reliance upon The alonelng
sarrlice Of q crucl6ed Redeemer.
Y. ID. NJ.
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Che nlarkets.
Shepherdstown Market.

Corrected peskl. by d. S. Renteh.
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W EST VIRGINIA :
June o, 1866.

A + Rulss held 10 tie Clerks office OF
Il the. Clgcull Coui, Of Jefferson Coun;
,,y. on lie 4Ih day of June, ls66:
Edward Chamber, Pl IT., In Iesspass
John P. Danger6eld, def. and s''arhmr
The ohie. OF this sui is 10 'b's'n
Judy mer, Tor 5000. and 10 attach any es-
tate, credits, and stocks found IN this
State belonging 10 said Defcndan'. And
i, appearing upon affidavit filed IN this
sui, lba, SAID Defendant is not resident
OF The Slsle Of Yves, Virginia, he is he p
by required 10 appear within one month
after due publication OF This order and d"
~hs, is necessary TO protect bis Interests
in this matter.
II is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published once week for four
successive weeks in any newspaper III
ssid county and posted al The front door
of The Court House thereof on The hrsI
Monday after the date OF this order.
Tese,
". A CHAPLINE, Clerk.
June 9. 1865. 4w
YelInt & Cox. +. Q.
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l.. c.. handkerchief l2c and up.
Bleached and Brown Hose l5e and up,
Ladies Paper Collars,
Swiss and Magic Rufalng.
Embroidery and SkHr Braids.
Ladies and Misses Gloves.
Cooking Extracts, Spices,
BeIungs. Ribbons,
Hair Neis and Combs,
Stationary.
School Books.
g. Sc,. &c, at DarneFs.
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Shepherds,own. .fnrr 80. 1856. If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ArrrRNooN DISPATCHES.



NEW York, October 29.-The Demo.
cratic and National Union Committee has
passed resolutions requesting tho Governor
to take speedy interference for the safety
and protection of Lynch and Mcmahon.
Inmense meetings have been held at Buff
falo In sympathy for the prisoners.
ST. LOUIS, October ga Fenian meet.
ing has been called to consider what action
Is necessary to be taken in the case Of
Colonel Lynch and Father Mcmahon.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Thc sub
committee appointed by the Tammany Hall
general committee to call on the President
with the view Of obtaining Executive in.
reference in the case of American citi.
zens condemned to death ct Toronto had
an interview this morning. In response tc
the address Of their chairman, the Presi
dent remarked that he had anticipated
their resolutions and memorial, as would
be perceived by copy of the correspond
ence in relation to the subject published
this morning. He expressed his sympathy
with their mission. The interview wa
very satisfactory to the committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30
BY the CabIe-Foreign News.

By the CabIe-FOreign News.
QUEENSTOWN, October 29.-The steam
ship Persia, from New York 18th, has ar
rived. .,..p-w
LONDON, October 21.--It is said that the
relations between Austria and Prussia are
assuming menacipg character.
The Times says that the Russian Co.
vernment is intriguing for the further dis
intregation of Austria. -
PARIS, October 77.-The project sub.
mitted by France and England to the Spa.
nish Governments for the settlement Of the
CHILEAN difficulty has bsen approved BY the
Queen and her Ministry. ~ y Ss4
FLORENCE, October Alan arrival from
Gambia states that smother great battle
took place on the 18th instant. The Greeks
report that the Turkish army was rspulssd
LavsnrooL, October 77.-Cotton steady
salss $780,. bales; niddling uplands. i5d
The weather u anfAvorshls for breadstufis
and the market IL consequently 6rmer
Corn has advanced. ,Fs
LONDON, October H.-Consols to-day
ss1f; United States Sos. 6S1.
LIyElyooI, October is.--Ths steamshiI
Allsppo, ffom New York nth, arrived q
Qussnstown to-day, and proceeded Y
assbos, oesua Aia,ssss issa ].
| - - - - + ~ slstsst rspest 4
~ ~ 81 - ~ Il ! 10 M ) -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

The evidence ELECTED In tho investiga-
ton before Governor Swami shows what .
corup, set of scoundrcls the Radicals Of
MARYLAND are. 1t Is no more than our
leaders, had good reason 70 believe TO be
true of them, yet the following may indi-
cate greater degree Of corruption than
We had given them credit for :ss5 Il
William J. Bowling tcstiaed.--Is ac-
onainted with all the parties who acted as
;ndrcs of election in the Second Ward at
;hc late municipal election they oil be-
Iongcd to the Radical wing Of the Union
Marty: William Lynch was q Judge in the
second precinct; he works for q living, but
was once arrested for murder; Joseph
Back, another judge, Is clsssed among the
rough>; his right name Is Joseph Ham
mond; William Brady, a Judge, was at
one time indicted for shooting a man, but
was not tried; James Manly, one Of the
s,ecial officers, was looked upon as a
Sporting man he had been in the pcniten-
,iary, as had also George Snyder, another
Of the specials; Tom liver, special off,
Ger, keeps a sailors boarding house /; he
had been arrested twice during The war
for stripping soldiers, and then putting
them in as Substitutes; Gus. May, another
special, has been hard case, but now
works for his living.
A beautiful party to exclude gentlemen
from the polls.
Jared d. Kidd testiied.-Thomas Dutch
or was one Of the special police officers
he id New Yorker, but loafs around the
iawdv-house of Elizabeth Brooks, on Bath
street: during the war this woman sent
butcher and q girl to Alexandria, Va, to
open a similar house there, but they soon
returned. William Harrigan, another spe-
cial police officer, lived about the same
place, and had been away from the city,
i'm. .urned few days before the cleo
,ion both were VIGOROUSLY bad characters.
George Perkins, also special, was Of the
same description; he disappeared about a
year ago, but returned just before the cleo
ton. .-
James W. Duncan, justice of the
peace, testified:
Knows Divers, Manly, Hamilton, Rich
ard>on, aud others, and fully endorses all
that was said Of them except that Divers
does not live with his mother on the cause
way, but keeps bawdy-house there him
sell. Joseph Buck, another judge, was at
present constable; he was compelled to
leave the city during the war for stripping
soldiers, and had once jumped the bounty
himself. Brady, the other judge, was ar
rested some years since for the murder OF
Justice Hugh Morgan, at Canton. Knew
James Manly to have been in the peniten-
tiary so had George Snyder. Lem. Gray
had been charged with the murder Of his
wife. Tom Hyer was notorious charac-
ter and no decent man in his section Of the
city countenanCed him. All these men
were special policemen. Gus. May, an
other, was arrested on the charge Of taking
mp a Maryland soldier, and afterwards
taking money from the soldiers wife to let
him oil.
And so on. This is enough. And these
are the men for whom Forney and Fulton
propose to bring down northern army to
fight. All remarks are rendered tame by
the testimony itself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30
Various Interesting Items OF Foreign
News by Steamer.

News by steamer.
NEW YORK, October 28.-The steamers
Allemania and Deutschland, from South
ampton 18th, have arrived.
The following is summary of the news ::
The Queen of Denmark is on visit to
the Prince and Princess of Wales at Marl-
borough House.
The London Star says that Colonel Tay-
lor, Government whipper-in, has forward
ed circular to the Conservative agents
throughout England, urging them to de-
vote special attention to the new register,
as an appeal to the country will be made
at the next session.
Great Reform demonstrations are to be
held in London, Edinburg, and Glasgow.
Fourteen hundred English volunteers,
now in Brussels, are being feted in the
most princely manner. The King invited
them to grand banquet.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says: According to authentic intelli-
gence received here, Napoleon's health is
not improved by his sojourn at Biarritz,
although his recovery is probable. A Biar-
ritz correspondent says the Emperor looks
remarkably well, and is daily walking for
exercise.
Arumor is current in Paris Of ministe-
rial changes.
At meeting of representatives from all
parts of northern Schleswig, resolution
was adopted for the immediate establish
ment of an association for opposing any
division of Schleswig. ~@ ""'~'
The Prussian Governor of Schleswig has
prohibited the raising of subscription by
the Danish inhabitants for the purchase OF
wedding gift for the Princess Dagmer.
The Hungarian Diet will open Novem-
Der Is. d @1g
The Madrid Politica declares that Spain
must obtain satisfaction from Chill by
force, and advocates the retention of the
Chihuan islands.
Statements of the illness Of the Gar and
resignation of the Russian ministry are
devoid of truth.
General Menbrea has handed
over to the Austrian Government $780,
900 Ira (some sl5,OOO,OOO), being the
Italian indemnity. At the same time he
received from Conut Mendedorf the iron
crown of Lombardy. The subscription to
the Italian national loan has been most sue
cessful. The ratification of the treaty OF
peace between Austria and Italy has been
exchanged at Vienna. The Italians were
to enter Vienna on the 10th, and Venice
on the 18th.