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:NrLHE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS


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Order From sencraI sherman.

NEW YORK, General Sherman has
Just issued comprehensive order for
regularity in the military operations
against the Indians applicable to the
States and Territories embraced in the
military division under his command.
He Is willing to accept the services of
mounted forces raised by the States and
Territories whenRny emergency arises
which, in the judgment of the Depart
ment commander, makes It necessary
TO employ them; bot he requires that in
such case the men shall be mustered in
according TO the laws of Congress now
existing, and that they shall act in con-
nection with the regular troops. This
provision, in effect, discountenances
and ,iorbids all independent military
action on the part OF a State or "A Ter
ritory against the Indians, but the or
der recommends that the civil authori-
ties should have small armed cOmpa-
mics prepared to pursue and hunt
down the small horse-thieving bands
of Indians who by depersing manage
10 evade the military forces. But in
these cases when captures are made,
whether the Indians belong 10 civil
tribe or not, they shall be proceeded
agains. according to law. With regard
toIndians actually residing ona reser-
vRtion or restricting themselves to the
territory guaranteed to them, by treaty,
the order commands the military and
notifies the civil authorities that those
treaty rights are the supreme law OF the
land and must be respected.
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New YorIS Specials.

NEW. YoRK, June 2s.-The Times
special says: Sheridan Will complete
his reconstruction work at an expense
OF one-fifth as much as Sickles says
will be required for his, instead of one
hall, as stated yesterday.
The Secretary of War has been con-
fined to his house for the past three
days, by illness, but has so far recov-
cred as TO be able to resume his duties
at the Department Tomorrow.
The Tribune's special says; General
Wager Swayne, Commanding TIE dis
tricG OF Alabama, has issued a general
order, suspending a most unjust law OF
that State, imposing a heavy stamp
duty on official documents relative to
the collection of the pensions, bounty
and back pay of Union soldiers. He
has also repealed the law imposing a
discriminating license tax on the sale
of illustrated periodicals published out
side OF the limits OF Alabama, and not
In foreign State. This was a piece of
special legislation, intended to apply
particularly to Harper's Weekly.
The Herald's special says; The EN-
peror of Austria, having been informed
by telegraph or the capture of his
brother, Immediately instructed his
Minister to renew the request before
made to this Government, that other
measures ought to be taken in behalf
OF Macmillan.
An interview occurred on tne ZStn OF
last month, between Mr.. Seward and
Count Wyndenbruck, in which the
Secretary manifested his readiness to
comply with the wishes ofthe Austrian
Court, and resolved at once to instruct
Mr.. Campbell with this mission. In
the course of the following day, the
Russian, English aud French Ministers
received successfully from their Courts
telegrsphic Instructions to apply to the
Secretary of State requesting the uni
good offices once more to save the life
OF Maximilian. These gentlemen It is
stated, executed the mission contlded
to them with great zeal and ability, and
received from Mr.. Seward the assu-
rance that ali should be done that was
possible, TO secure the object desired.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
aARKsrs ny rEaEeR.APn.
NV YONk. June q

NV YORK. June -
RHauLAR REPoRI.
coTToS-ShAde firmer; sales 1000 bales up
lands A. 4se: ,,.,,. ,.,,a,,,, ,,o,,,,,,
and ~, Io1sS. yesiptS y - bi1s: ~ 90
e;2,s % psnns S 81 a5a s,,S SO -
sinI,i,,S on, m m x. f,lis, rat,s sii a
49, - loai5 BY ss ,S,is az Sl'II y,
30 Ems +ls ~ III 49, ~ n, ~ -
SIS. S's.''S' s-,'ss w ~ = 80
w Msh .1.I - S5a2 o.;
ward: 49, 49,, Ii ~ N 4 n.
Rye-NomiS5I ~ 1,iS nm 49, Stsit
-6nIei Co... J1e,Ii s,.i - $500, - -,
S,sts, =, ~ ~ - as bus new MIXED
81 iSJS: vShits yisrI, n a. ,rt,Ss - 49,
low Belsyas N 81 IL rev, g, e.
Ctipts 2 go ms 80 n eS6 49, y,
F5s5ec-
s1saf1FiTn: SaIeS 80 hbdS Su6S n ia
Fl ajof esolIutSTsnH;
PETRoLEus-steady: crude IIJSc; refined
PRoyLsioss-PoEk-H and dropping:
81 n, S,aoS Do.S ~, new ~ "a 1910 as a
Trtn3, 81 ~ E1TrS and pnsb HTS,I-i. .
~ "a M tsseS Hams mel. SAFE ind
SS.lS =, 80 Is 49,, fftTy,t,.I- - a
49, S1nSf ,iH,1d ,t a ifiIr. shoFt sleaI
co. q - 49, 49, no Isnf Meal
steady: sales moo bbls; bellies IN bulk loc.
49, ~. - al, ~ ueAAi.'He $50
SEts T;,T I9T n ss,s.a,,. ohioIoasOaaa.
49, f fJJ.e,3s, ~ In5ss,.s-5
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LATEST NARKETs-o P. n.
FIoUR-Dull and l092Oo lower, with only
nmlied demand iOT supply Oh tne Itesaihs
GEAIssYhs;at-DaI with =, = d i ten n
az 50; No. /, q SSSa IS Rye-D1Il and heavy
II 81 259I 90 for western. oats=Lower and
dull At Io956c for western and st9s5e for Ohio
C1In5Dnl and heavy at 81 oS9l Os for new
PRovIsIS 70; heavy at 90 @
for new: 81 Is cash. closing with Tree sellers
lens az s2I IS Beei-Finn, with only a limit
ed upPly onering. Cut Meats-kaitiy active
md nrni. Baeon-Aetiye and nIm e los
lL9<9I2ssc for short clear. Lard-Heayy 81
l21SSle9sc for fair to prime steam, and lz5<e
yoSry .,n sroCrs
MoNET-sPer cent. steriins-UnehanSed-
GOVERNMENT SroCKS-Coupo OF 1854.
Igsss: IS. iG75z; mes, Iio{S iO-!5s, registered,
'OS'-' GU ''Is, 1891 ,SS.s' - S.a Z 1 =
-, =. =. - ~, ,,.,<
~ "a S 49, 80 l INN.
beria9d saSSii<; onisEsliSer 5lssa1gl Mari
~ g gSsas Man Itls AsIeptis ~
Hndso8 iSSSSaiio: RsadinE its5z siiss NieRis.;
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siHsS ToIedo I9g5S9 10; Rock Island
S PoIt TsSne
C,1eInnnI,.
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choice grades, and prizes rather hisheE; he
me ss9s ooi family sl2Soals So and fancy
f 65 al SS q q G;, and No a. z os,8pS
and prices dropping; No. /, sc. Rye-soIda az
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away. your false!friEles, your switches,
Destructive q comfort, aud not worth n fiE:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice In your own Iuxuriant hair.
BEPARATOR CAPILLI.
CNOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
i heads thom whatever cause II may have
tailen out and forcing growth or hair UPON
the face, II has no equal II win force the
beard to grow upon the moothest lace In
nom I'VE TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in nom two TO uAsee months A few
lgnorant practitioners have Asserted that
there 4 nothing that win force or hasten thf
growth Of the hatroE bard. Their assaftiong
are false, As thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own experiencel can bear wit
nesz. But many VIII say, how arc We TO dis
Gngutsh the genuine from the spuriouaI II
certainly - difncult, as nine-tenths OF Ito
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WoEthless, and You
may have already thrown away large
amounts for theu purchasa. To such We
would say, Try the Reparatnr CapllL Twill
cost you nothing miles Il rdlly comes
up TO our representationS- II your Druggists
does not keep u. send rs one dollar and We
viii forward II postpaid, together with q ~
ceipt Tor the money, which Will DO returned
you on application, providing entire aatifae-
W L CLARK a Co, Chemists,
No. West Enyette 81, sNRACuaE, n. Y,
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appointed to enquire into the manner
In which the Fenlan conyicts were
treated, reports that they are well
treated.
ROME, June 27.-The- Pope issued an
allocution TO four hundred Bishops of
the Roman Catholic Church, in which
he praises the zeal of all the Bishops
and Priests coming to Rome, and prom
tses to give them "a cordial greeting
In council when he meets them there.
LONDON, June 2T.-Adyices from Con-
stantinople confirm the victory OF Omar
Pasha over the Christians in Crete.
LoSDoS, June 2s.-Noon.- consols,
94S<; U. s. bonds, 7s; Illinois, 791<i Erie,
AZ; Atlantic and Great Western, IS.
Bullion in the Bank of England in
creased a4o4, 900.
LIVERPOOL, June 2s.-Noon.-Cottou
quiet and steady lid for middling up
lands; IlLd for Orleans; sales OF the
week 81 900 bales; stock in store 74s. 900
bales-39O, 600 bales American. Other
articles unchanged.
LoNDoS, June 2s.-Intelligence from
Japan states that Yeddo and three 9TH
er japanese ports will be opened to
commerce the first of January next.
LONDON june 2s.-consols closed at
e41< for money 6.2O's 81 Illinois Cent
raj 79Iz; Erie Az.
LIVERPOOL, June 2s-EvenIng.-COt-
ton closed unchanged; middIing up
lands III Orleans IlIti sales L, 600 bales.
Manchester NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Corn closed at sGs Sd per quarter for
new mixed western. California Wheat
firm at lss Cd. Barley, Oats, and Peas
unchanged. Provisions Lard de-
clined Sd; sales American at As Sd
per ,cwt. Pork and Beef steady.
Bacon, circular, 1925, and l42s 6dlfor
Cumberland cut middles, Cheese nm
changed. Produce-Common rosin, !6s
cd; fine, 12s. Spirits turpentine Sis Cd.
Petroleum, spirits, frm at Sd; Is I'd for
standard white. Tallow as Sd per cwt
for American.
LONDON, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steady at SIS Sd. Linseed unchanged.
Oats steady. Provisions quiet.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-The Presi-
dent and party passed South of this
halted two minutes here. No cheers
were made, norWas there any demon
STATIONS. -tA--
NEw YORK. June 2s.-The President
and party arrived at Jersey City, per
steamer, from New Haven at half.past
six o'clock this morning. They break
tasted at the Taylor House, and took
the train south. rr.r.re
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Surr4tt said, Anna, come what VIII,
think Booth was only an in
strument ITO humble this proud and
licentious people; did not see the man,
but heard him talkingi i was IN the
dining-room, and the windows were
closed. I returned to my room, and did
not see Mrs. SurrRtt again until the
morning OF the 18th, at breakfast.
told Mrs. Surratt / suspected something.
aud was going to the Government, and
would state the names OF all had seen
in Booths company, and bring the
guilty party 10 justice. Witness de-
tailed trip TO Canada In search of Sur
raft; also testified that he was at Mrs.
Surratt's house on March 10th, and
Payne, Booth and Surratt came into
my room at p. M; Surratt came In
first, and had his pants tucked In his
and had a four barreied- pistol.
Surrntt raised his own arm and said in
an excited voice: My hopes nre gone;
my. prospects are blighted, / want
something 10 do: can't you get me q
clefkshfpf He was much excited.
told him not TO be foolish. Payne came
in next, dressed In gray clothes and
wearing pistols. Booth came in third,
dressed in black, and had a riding whip.
He walked about and did not at firstno-
uce me. Payne, Booth and Surratt then
went 10 Payne's room in the attic, and
AFTER ABOUT hhlI an nOur Inc three lett
SnrTatt Afterwards told me that
York; all three were much ex-
cited. Witness recognized Booths
handwriting in two kilograms to
McLaughlin, which Were put in as evil
dence at the con piracy trial; he also
Identified the handwriting in Booths
diary; also the card spoken OF by Mr..
Dawson as having fallen from Booths
vest pocket in the National Hotel bag-
gage room, as in Surratt's handwriting.
IL bore the following words: ~. Hnr-
rison Surratt-I tried to get leave but
could not succeed" The card was Of
fered In evidence. The letter found by
Mrs Hudspeth was exhibited, aud the
witness said it appeared 10 him as II
written in disguised hand. Amer re-
cess certain letters written by SurraIt
were offered in evidence, and Mr..
Weichman was cross-examined up to
adjournment. -l ~
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BERLIN, @. W., June ga hre yes.
terday mOrninR destroyed Brethamp's
TanneEy, containg IA watts; ten
also destroyed. A large number of
men are thrown out OF employment.
Loss heavy; partially insured.
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pied BY George r. Taylor GCoL, and J.
Clemens \ Co, on Main street. also hRsls-
ment rooms finished. Good oddees IN second
story. and good rporus tnr othor purpoae1 IN
second and third story In good order. Rus-
seszion given Immediately. $50 ~
Many buidlug lots and dwelling houaes inI
sale IN the Sixth Ward. on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBRoOK.
once, 40 llsSS Main street, above Mon
re, .ep stniES iebcru
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Steamboats.
FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
- The Fist Class Passenger Packet
49, D. EDINBURGH," Capt L L.
- Thompson, W. q. Thompson, elk,
VIII leave as above on Saturday June 18th
At 5 O'Clock, p. m.
For freight SE gsase sgely on hoa I'd or to
jun2S.2t Agents
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z ELECTION Z I'll N Notice.

nIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
> ll1Olderss OF the Wheeling Gas CoInpany
vim De held At the once OF the Com pAny On
the sseosid AfondAy, July stn. At O'Clock,
iun5SgW GEO. 7. TIH6LE. 6eesy.
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The New York World says: 1t cannot
have escaped the attention OF the read
.ers OF religious, as well as secular jour
mails, that there IS in this country, and
especially in New England, frightful
prevalence of a hidden crime. This
crime is fsticide.. It's spread excites
a general and well-founded alarm. At
least one religious denomination has
touched upon the topic in the pulpit,
as wen as pressed it upon the'attention
of its people In private. Mr.. Horace
Greeley has made Il the subject OF re-
cent article in the IRdepeI,de1t. Other
exponents OF The public faIarm appear
in the numerous publications, mostly
printed in Boston, which. show4h ex-
tent of the crime and suggest means
for its suppression. DIR. Blanchard Eos
gate, formerly physician TO the the New
York State Prison, at Auburn, Glasses
It among the recent causes for the in
crease of crime In general in greater
ratio than the increase of population In
this country would seem TO warrant.
DIR. a. q. Slower, of Boston, has writ
ten book on the subject, which shows
that the people of Massachusetts, in re-
spect of this particular crime, In the
villages rs well as In the cities, fare
nearly twice as, corrupt az the popula-
ton Of France, and eight-fold more de-
PRAYED than that OF the City OF New
York"
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Says the Springfield Republican:
ben. Butler used to bully the regular
Officers and his unredeemed Democratic
friends at Washington, last winter, by
telling them that when his opportunity
came he shonld pick out a smart black
boy ard send him to West Point. Bias he
has forgotten his threat, or only Inade
Il for effect, for he has selected a son Of
Rev. j. @. Fletcher, OF Neburyport,
the brazilian Traveller and lecturer, for
his representative atthe military acade
my.H
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$4,000 !. $4,000
7ss prizes, amounting 10 saso.eso
,yae.. s.e,.... , BE-, II.Al.s. g. aaar.

VFnole TielIets eIa, ITaIvea SO. Qnnr-
ters 80.
aEwe would cali particular attention TO
the above MAGNIFICENr SIHoBE-NUnBER
LOTTERY, which will be drawn IN FuBLIc
In CovINGroS. KY, BY SWORN CoMmIS-
GIoHEHs a. ONE o CLOCK. p. NJ, at the corner
OF oURr Z and SCOTT sTs. The public are
Invited % witness the drawing. The KEN
lucky SlAte Lotteries are no Jtft Enterprise,
but rosponsfble Money Lotter1es, THAI have
hem Conducted success uiiy Tor the past
thirty years, and are drawn under the
authority Of 4 Quarter from the state, and
bonds 10 lArge amount arc given Tor the
payment of ali pixies. The drawings are
publlshed in the Sow York Herald and Cln-
cinnatt Commercially s'-..i-i
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily sent nee
BY applieaIion 10 the Managers -. 49,
Addreza all oruers for tickets to ~
MURRAY, EDDY a co.,
re 80 CovtnEton, Ky.
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'Tn the towns OF Northern Italy,
chiefly at Turin and Milan there has
been gathered n small circle OF Magyar
exfIes. English tourists out for a hoh-
day may often have met al Milanese
table de hoteS a group Of some half
dozen Hungarfans, amongst whom
there sat grave worn man, OLD before
his tune, speaking seldom, and then
ouIyinl the Magyar tongue, very bag
gard, and weary, with n strange look
or command upon his face, and treated
by his companions with a sort Of defer
ence due 10 something more than fall
ing health and advancing years; and II
the on-lookers asked who the stranger
was, they were told Il was Kossuths the
leader WhosenRme had once stirred the
heart blood, not only OF Hungary, but
Of Enropest Why he lived In Italyt
what he did there, whether he still
kept up much connection with the land
OF his birth, few fpeople, We suspect
cared to inquire; or, IL they did inquire
few could learn with any certainly
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WHISPERS
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nRoDUcED BY THE USE OF PROF.
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one application warranted 70 cure the most
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bean used by the most tashiouahles OF Paris
aTld -IIondou. with the most gratifying re-
ma DolE no injuTy 70 The hair. Pries ~
mall. sealed and postpaid n. UesTiptiva
Circular mailed nee AddreEs BERGER,
Troy, n Y 6ols Agents. for the United States
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VallandIgham declines to deliver the
at the Oxford { AIIss.l College
commencement. Singular. We think
he "never missed n meal" before.
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There cometh glad tidings OF Joy 70 all,
40 young and g 90. @ sreat aud % mail;
Is free SSr an. and all may be 4h.
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The Latest News
by. TELEGRARH.

.eTLsf5 BIZ the Union Annette
once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Heavy lIaesIVe On.

DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
ID and Gentlemen can beautify themselves
a thouHand fold. II i the only article IN the
world that win curl straight hair, and NJ the
same time give Il a beautiful, Eiossy appear
ance- The Crisper Cop9e not only euIis me
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OFFERED To the American public. the GrispeI
postpaid for 81.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adytces to the asth of June.

LONDON, Juua, 27.-The committee
appointed to enquire into the manner
I'm which the Fenlan conyicts were
treated, reports that they are well
traatad
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Governor Worth, of North Carolina.
donned a suit of Confederate gray;to
receive Pr resident johnson, at Raleigh.
A Worthy reception, but not a clear
enunciation of the axiom that "Wnrth
makes the man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29

How Kossuth spent his time for some
years, and his appearance, is thus re-
lated bysthe London IfnaeS- s-l-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29

Albert Pike has performed one great
achievements. In a recent editorial he
produced a single sentence OF 30 words
without any other stop than few cOm-
mas. It is said that Henry A. Wise
tainted away on reading the sentence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29

The eccentric Henry S. Foote las re-
opened law office in Nashville, and is
advocating the bestowment OF the
elective franchise upon women, with a
good deal of zeal 1t is hardly neceA<
sary to say that the genial old gentle
mans views find no very ready recep-
ton in that latitude, Notwithstanding
the recent pronunoiamento OF Admiral
Semmes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29

The Mobile Advertiser is very hard
on Northern historians. It says: "Ev-
erybody north of the Potomac his
written a history of the Rebellion. and
they have mostly written as II they
were engaged in a great national lying
match for the Championship, and were
each determined TO win or break his
neck in the attempt" How about John
Esten Cooke and E. A. PollardG