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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-23
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHiLAE'
,.u DIRECTED TO SELL TIE THEE
.tsrv brick binding ON Zane street, 80 OF
SEVENTH, which is at present sccusise
Tbonas Downs as . grocery store and ewel1S.
=, Contain, seven rooms besides the store rom
~ 80 , fro n an Zane street Of about % net.
This ia q GOOD business stand and Will De soid
cheap r0's'''A THoS. oBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
ehes Market street.. near Custsm House.
xsvif sa .. "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-23

talnment al Turner Hall tonight. Go
zee Jenna HeJs n akusnaYi
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There, how is that for cooli
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

THE FIFTEENTH AMESDMrSr.-
The following is the text Of thcpro-
posed amendmenttothe Constitution
ignosing raceor color, inthe exeicise
Of suffrage, which has passed Con-
gress by the requisite majority; been
endorsed by President Grant, inIhis
inaugural, and is going through ,he
form of adoption with telegraplic
speed by the Legislators having Ne
publican majorities:
Be it enacted, &C., (two-thirds II
both houses concurring) That tip
following amendment to the Con
stitution Of the United State be sub
mitted to the legislatures Of the
several States, and, when ratified by
three-fourths thereof, it shall be
part Of said Constitution:
Article is. The right Of the citi
zens Of the United States to vot'
shall not be denied by the United
States, nor any State, on account o.
race color or previous condition o.
servitude.
Sec. Q. That Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by ap'
propriate Legislation.
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Tv,slArov, wAIrrs Cs,wSno
June % 1870.

On. joins BuLL~-Dcar Sir. | hare recently
given Jour q Worm Destroyer several irials,
and find II wonderfully eficacIouz. u has not
failed In single instance 70 have the wished
for effect am doing q pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of
the kind. am tree 70 confess that I know Of
no remedy recommended by the Ablest authors
that y % certain and speedy In IL effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain In The extreme.
Ny object In writing yon . 10 end out upon
what terms can get The medicine directly
from you II ] can get II upon easy tsrps, I
shall use q great deal OF IL / am aware that
the use Of such articles IL contrary 10 the teach
ings Of 4 great majority 81 fhe 'reyuisr nss Of
n. d., but | see no Just cause Of good sense
IN dlscardlng a remedy which We know 10 be
efficient simply because We may be ignorant Of
IL combination. For my part, I shall make Il
"a rule 10 use all aad any means % alleviate suf-
fsring humanity which | mar he able 70 eon-
mand-not Insulating becnusr some one more
Ingenious than myself may have learned lie
effects first and secured the sole Right 10 secure
that knowledge. However, I an By no means
an advocate or supporter Of tho thoussnds Of
worthless nostfums that food The eountry, that
purport 10 cure all manner Of disease 10 vhieh
human flesh 10 heir. Plsass ssply ssos, ssd
infofm me Of your best tsrrns. tiAf nlf
lam cir most respectfully,
/ . Julsus y. crsssEs, Nd
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80
THE FoRrncoxrse Exposrrros.-
We learn that matters are progress
ing very f~avorably for the complete
success Of the exposition Of products
Of the mills of the West and South,
and the staples Of wool cotton, silk,
fax and hemp. The occasion Is
deemed one of such Importance by
the United States Department. Of
Agriculture, that the Commissioners
in charge has intimated his desire
TO secure for permanent preservation
a case Of samples Of the staples and
the manufactured goods shown
We are glad to know that tho man
ufseturers, farmerss and business men
Of the West and South are awaken'
ing to the great Importance Of thess
yearly gatherings and exhibitions
From the communications and
personal assurancesalready received
there Is no doubt that the one II
question Win be a complete success
The OILY fears l. that 4 viii BE diif|
cult to find buildings sufficiently OK
tcnsive to accommodate the good
that vlt be sh0vp.-Grsivps Ea'
qwirev.
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WnAr Acrs OF rnE REnEL STATE!

WHAT Acrs on THE REBEL STATES
ARE 10 BIZ Held VnDi-In answer
to this question, the Supreme Court
of the United States, in the Texas
case, just decided, said:
tits not necessary to attempt any
exact definitions within which the
act Of such a State Government
must be treated as valid or invalid.
It must be said, perhaps with suffi-
Gent accurcy, that acts necessary to
peace and good orderamong citizens
such, fore Example, aacts sanctioning
and protecting marriages and the
domestic relations, governing the
course of descents, regulating the
conveyance andtransfer of property,
real and personal, and providing
remedies for injuries, to person and
estate, snd other similar acts, which
would be valid If emanating from q
lawful
ed in general as valid when proceed
ing from the actual though unlawful
--.--... ..1 that aofain fnrfhar.
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sizoo AND Att nxrnNers rAfDfa
Nee Advertisement N Amsglesn hbatlls AeN
Ing HAehias, IL on advertising eslaasHf

The iaihspell. s'sk ssnhnd saysi
Worms .fs terrific ialnfs sad s%anasIly
bring thoasahds 10 tha gave ~ tatth 10
time, ihey ran easily Ne sfsdleslsd from ~
s5sism, baf n SLOWED 70 20 On, soonef o. later
produce death. Hurley ssfssshis worm o.
isFsyef i perfectly harmless 70 sklldfsn, bas u
csftsln dtsth 10 All ~osms, from tbe vefy small.
tst 70 The Infpszt taps worm. IL Il NJ Ices eel
sbfated than Hufley's safsHpafiIls, wbIeh, - q
blood purifier, stands very high
Had their sspefeace justified them, they
would hare said quite Ne mash IN fsssF " ~
The other preparations advertised IN one cob
umns By Jas Ruddls 4 Coy especially their
Ague Tonic and Bltssrs. Bee other column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

MECHANICS MEE7Isa-There will
be a meeting Of the mechanics Of
Pamela and Batesville, at the Star
office, on Monday, evening next, at
5 o'clock, weather permitting.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

Z|N .##"" ME| Il
The pfepflelef ~ lhls eelt sfaisd meAlelas
Hstiy slaims nv n a falsfimltf ssefMl feme.
dies eVef eHsfsd 70 The public ~ NE sss, esf
Alas spsstg md permanent saft u Aans snd
feyefl % fhlIls and Fever, rhsthsf NJ ihost %
loaE standing Ne fsNh y he snllfs wssu
efn and Southwestern eguhtfy 70 heaf bin tss.
umony a NE tfHfh II The ASSERTIONS, that In No
osse Whatever sll u mn 10 snrs. " The dlfsuA
tons sfe sHistls followed sha esnlsi ont. ~
Z great many esses . single doss has been zHf
heleni for q euFe, and Whole families have hesa
cured By a ahnte bottle, with = perfect fesiofs.
ton ~ the general health, ~ VI hBwsssf,
prudent and IN stsfy chfs mote ttralh 10 cure
Il Ia nae 10 continued IN smaller doses ff a
week o. two ahsf The disease has been checked.
more especially IN aiMeult aud io~na.sthnaiuk
Gases. Usually, this medicine will mol feqslrs
any aid 10 keep The bowels In good order ,
should the patient, however, require a eaihaftIo
medicine, after having taksntthree or fosr
doses Of The Tonic, a single dose Of BULLS
INEVITABLE FAMILY PILLS will 10 sun
Client.
DIR JOHN BULLS Principal ofeei
No. 40 fihh, crou Street
LouIsvllls, KY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

Mr.. Andrew M. Dickens, one Of
our citizens who was arrested some
months ago by the military, has re-
turned to his home. He says the
other~ gentlemen arrested with him
are in good health. ,s0as ? aa,rFs' 3
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Bulls S~arsapariIla.
a. eH tM
A GOOD REASON ron raf CAPTAINS
&c - ici-ls FAITH. Hsa efsss.
Read Tie 0sptc6.,s Letter and he
Litter from HE Motho.
un,o. passlcll, No., Aptl %, Issl

BByos BAnsiora, No., April 20, Isss.
Dr. Jsl. B~L-Dsafsiss KsSwlAs Ne an
eaey Of your sArsspariilA, and The healing and
beneficial qualities u psss<a I ssad yes he
~followisg statement Of ny eass. ! vas sosad+
ana ts1sssd - sirern nosfkk. Benz asssd
% onen, my wounds have mot heaIsd ysL |
have not al up : moment since wfs wounded.
! an dot lisougs The kivs ~ f<.srih sslik
, fnpaifed, and ! need ssznsihlnK 10 sadst
nature. fhue mars ftlhrin your snz0p~filla
than In ssyskinR III. ] vBsh shai thHtis esn-
ulns. Plsz.s express me half . dossn hotlsf,
and osiies ] y Car. CD. gosmssj
rttl45ra..r H. Losis. No.
P.H-Ths following Vas written April -
1895, By IN, Jsanis Johnson, meihsr q csPs.
DR.. JoHs Brll--pssr asu NJ husband,
DR.. @. q JshnsoH, vss : skillfnl ssrrson and
physksa ~ cshinl NJ Yofk, shsfs be dIs<
leaving The aboTs 9. p. Johnsou - ny care.
Atikirtssn yssfs q - be I'D ehsvaIe diss.
-ssnaprduis. h ccrsb In. 1hlve 81 tsu
years recommended II 10 n1xsy h kev Yosh,
Ohio, and fosa, hr ~s<rofslA, kssr sorss, ana
rrnrraI debility. Perfect ss<ess kas stt<nded
Ia The .srrs Effected IN sonze cas- q uuofai.
and Fever sufss wsrs almost mirzruIocz. N
:, s,, ~ s :ss:s.. sssS! = sSs si I: ': s.;sss
= s-pssisss srlsis. ksn<s biz wiring % yos for
Il His upen<s vssv s>sriht< bstI ssAsss -
viii recover. Respectfully,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

RsvsasIs6 MATlrls.-lDarin the
past week several q The colored
population have been arrested by
the military on various charges
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

BY reference to- the notice, it will
be seen that there viii be a meeting
of the Board Of Police On Monday
81 - AHtstsHla = Aerst 81 asdHa ~-ffsFI W
next.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01
Manhood: How Lost, How Re
stored.

MAnh00d: now Lost, NO" Nc
stored.
Just publishsd new edition
Aeof D.. C~utvrzxELLs E<sAy On
The radical cure without medi-
80 einr) Of spsrmaiorrhua, or
Seminal weakn>ss, Involuntary Seminal
Losses fnro,ency Mrrssl and Physical Inca
paeisy, Impedimsih 70 Marriage, etc. also
tcssanpdoa, EpilSsy. aad ne; iuineed b
s<llindulEsnce or srual ertnvsgsnee.
nGY-Pnes, In . seHl<d enselar, only esutf
The celebrated authos, In this admirable
sssay, clearly demonstrates from : thirty yeau'
sucrsarful p~rsciice that The alarming eonzs-
queaces Of sslf-sbuss NAY Be- radically cured
without The dangsfcu - Of Internal medicine
o. The application Of hs tnifs; pointing out .
mode Of cure q onoe sinple. certain snd sftc-
snsi. By mssus Of Which ever sufferer, no
mslisr rhat biz condkion mar b, mar cure
hinsslf ehsrpiy. priv1tsly. and radically.
This Lecsare shosl1 b In The hands Of
ever youth and every man In The land.
Seat, undsr seal In Z pihin snvslope. 70 any
address, postpaid, On sks receipts o. sir esnts,
or two post sianp~L Al, D. OnlssrweIf'
marriage dside.- ~prIcs15cert. Address tks
~p.h,shr--. oHig. 1.c.sELfkB B co,
f7i Bsvs1T ySsv ~. r %. boz 4,sss.
fnly friy
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NSAalr six Huspnsd Pass %
CnofcK HEApiro ron FIRE Cwrs.
II win be seen BY an advertisement
IN this number Of our psIer, under
the head of"Oyrrn ExTnA4DtsAny."
that, In order 10 make tie people
better acquainted with tleir new
magazine, "ONCE A MpNTH,"
the publishers, r. 3. AmHut 4 soss,
Of Philadelphia, will send ne first
six months numbers for 1859, Of
that rarely excellent and BEAUTIFUL
periodical, containing $40 pages Of
the choicest reading, for Scents.
Take our advice, and send ,he so
cents; you will find II hrst-clsss In
vcstment.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or
Ague and Fever that Is or can be depended
upon Is Hurley's Ague Tonic. There have
been thousands cured by usingit who had tried
the usual remedies without benefit but IN no
case has
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

The Democrats Of Virginia have
resolved to support the Conservative
Republican State ticket.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-01

Tosrs, LINN / Co.-Whil in
Menphis rsesnIly, We visited the
extensive establishment Of these en-.
terphsing merJhAnts o. lain Street.
Their house VA crowded With ctis-
TONERS. We hazard nothing in say
ing That no arm IN The 6outh = doing
. larger or bstber busilsn tlAn the
clever nen vho. during ~ present
season, hsvs done somuch 70 eneour'
age and reward The planter.
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READ AND READ ATrrsTivgLY..
DA fiunlsr Dear Sir Wish 10 make
known ny ease 70 The ihhsbithnts 81 Ieals.
willie. Am q clerk In a large establishment
and The victim u hereditary s%ofvfala, dcn.
which | hass suffered beyond description, and
fof months and months have becn unable 70
fellow my employ meat haze taksn Jod
Liver OIL, Iodine, unysotfa and Bull safsapa
nIlla. Ny bfothef has been In Louisville, and
hearing Of d. Huriey's ~sar~sparlla, procured
me half q dozen hotties Of IL determined 10
stop ell physie. hut BY Tho psrsuasion Of ny
family I tried II, and after taking four bottles,
The sores began 70 heal, and The large glands 70
disappear. have suffered for twelve years,
aud am now finishing. the las, bottle, ~hich
will leave me Ia good health. ! think II a
wonderful medicine, and the doctor n credit 10
The city he resides In. p#tD.l rs
shall be happy 70 answer any communities.
lions addressed 10 me on the subject.
am, sir, yours obliged,
HrxRy TURNER.
Nt,otu.att nhta
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ABlAM ~ HaW NJ H.
web 3 maH ia AAH N D.
~ flgm " A. : asssA
lfgIh ~ Imgm Ahslg lmHsa,
naaf l~ialnssIIIA Ne Nn iaksn b.
lle FrrAashss 4 MtA Wds 81
kindly aHrpI ~ md : uev ~ haf
80 n atgsay
fsfkAf Htlh6 MoHnlfAw
sgs II receipt a ~ april hamhef
~ nhia esm n aonA abd commend
n 70 Al afnaEufe Fsadsf. q deeidedIy
good II pss- eye 40. worth Il
choice misIe, lr-IdtI IsO pages n
select literature zach yeaf, and ali
for the mtzeription isiee IL $500
II Isno humiug. but n iadispanua.
bic piano AesenpauAanssf
Address, Peters MusifI Monthly,
1Ds broadway, New You.
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See the enlightenment headed
rGreat Bargain" in snother column.
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20 hgnQtA tiqu9i 9I tfI
From the Meridian Gsas'is- mrfo
HuaIrY's AauE Tosio--The following GER
,l6caie, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian,
speaks for itself
MEupils, Mss, Oct !, 1868.
r. Y. r. CHADWICK;
Dear Sir; This IL TO certify that bought
from you, by your recommendation, one bottle
Of fiurley's Ague Tonic, and II cured two
cases Of fever and ague ofhfseen months stand
ing. I eheerfuily recommend Hurley's Tonic
70 the public generally,
Jons b. wsieHr.
1asirii he 81 ~ ts1faa4n srn e J
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Failed 10 effect a cure.
JAMES RUDOLF 4 Co,
Louisville, Ky.
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

saa n sd"op eoiioo gfsa
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1o'taillla Of Of bsisqarq om ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-13
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 1867.
The ECeajHg Post, of Memphis, suspended
on Saturday.
The treasurer of the Avondale fund, at
Plymouth has received thus far $33S5.
BY breaks in the Erie Canal, near Ro-
chester, yesterday, navigation will be delayed
for twenty hours.
james Norton and Michael and Thomas
Hearing, Boston fishermen, were drowned in
the gale on Wednesday last
The Independent ticket in California has
been elected. The Independent candidate for
Mayor received a majority of no.
The Pension Office has appointed COM
mission to inquire into the irregularity of the
payment of colored soldiers pensions.
The congregation of the Jewish temple
Emanuel, New York, on Saturday gave $500
to the Avondale widows and orphans.
On Saturday the Rawlns fund, being
collected in New York for the benefit of the
widow of the late Secretary of War, amounted
to $41, 600
"A train from Baltimore collided with an
engine off the track, near Wilmington, Del,
on Friday. Several passengers and employees
were injured
The United States war vessel Algonquin
has been sold to the Haytien Government,
and will be delivered formally to-day at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Planters about Memphis, Tenn, are
offering three dollars per day for hands to
pick cotton, and cannot get them, and in
consequence much of the crop will be lost.
The United States detectives have ar
rested New York celebrated gang of coun-
terfeiters, and the stones from which vast
number of notes have been printed were also
seized.
The Susquehanna Railroad will remain
under the management of Robert Leno1
Banks as financial egent aud james MeQQade
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-13

been published, TO the effect that certain whisky
stolen from Mr.. Mountoys distillery, while under
Government charge, had been traced TO my place.
and the inference sought TO he drawn from this is,
that Mr. Brooks was at my store in search Oft when
the attempt was made to murder him. | do not know
now 10 characterize this statement except to declare
in the most emphatic manner that there is not one
word OF truth in the assertion have never had
any dealings, directly or indirectly, with Mr. Mount
Joy, and never received from MIN any whisky,
IN large or small quantities, to sell or hold;
ana in this or any other way have never
had any business transactions with him.
Ny business, since about the first OF
the year. has been the auction commission business,
for the privilege OF which have pad the State the
regular license fee of five hundred dollars In the
course OF my business ! received consignments of
whisky TO sell, ana this led to visit from Mr. Brooks,
IN which disputed point in revenue practice was
discussed between us friendly spirit, the burden
OF his argument being that obliged to keep
certain DoOks similar 10 those required by those
engaged in the wholesale whisky trade. AS ! had
never been in the whisky business in my life, and
never sod any except as a commission merchant,
] disputed the point ana this was the sum and
substance OF the only controversy ever held
and as ] preferred to withdraw from a
business in which there was dispute, Mr.. Brooks
ana myself never had occasion afterwards to renew
the controversy. This was long subsequent to the
day when the attack was made upon Mr. Brooks.
on that day was unwel and met Mr. Brooks acct
dentally at Fifth and Chestnut streets, when he in
formed me that he had been to my store to examine
my son Dook but no one was present to give him
Ihe Iaclltles. told him promptly that he could call
atany time, and after some friendly conversation,
left him. telling him that as l was unwell | should
n0t return to the store. did not understand from
nm that he was going to the store that day, and NY
s astohlshment may be imagined when. in less tnan
two hours afterwards, ! heard that he had been
shot In our conversation he made no reference
10 MI MountJoy or any one else, and ! sup
posed, II | thought Of the subject at all, that
ne wished to examine my sons book with a view,
possibly Of tracing whisky that had been sold, that
belng the recognized form of proceeding under the
present revenue system In view of these facts,
cannot imagine what cause Of complaint can be laid
to my charge, and conscious that full investigation
Will relieve me, have been content to suffer the dis
grace incident to an arrest When Mr.. Brooks re
covers, as trust he may, am he will endorse
every word have written; and if there has been
any misunderstanding at Washington to Justify the
despatch TO which / have referred, | know Mr..
Brooks well enough TO feel that he will be among
the first to correct the error, and do me justice.
This is all that demand. JOHN KEENAN,.
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News from Cubu-Desertious to the Patriot
Army-NOlunIccr Outrages.

A Southern gentleman who visited Cuba
for the purpose of ascertaining the state of
affairs for himself and friends, writes under
date of September / as follows
The news of the recent successes of the
Cubans near Puerto Principe, Sagua La
Grande and Los Tunas, has given an impetus
and new life to the patriot cause which will
prove irresistible The exultation of the
Cubans knows no bounds. They are rising
ca 0tdSSc and focking to the liberating army
by hundreds The Spaniards openly assert
that the revolution Will be successful, that the
Spanish force is almost destroyed, and that
Spain cannot send sufficient achievements
to regain the positions lost by these battles.
1t is,reported that the Cubans, in these en-
gagements, fought with great determination
and daring, and showed discipline equal to
that of regular troops. The Spanish troops
everywhere are demoraliZed, and have no con-
fdence in their commanders, nor have the
officers confidence in them as it is known
numbers of the regulars sympathize with the
Cubans. The revolution / honestly believe
will succeed, and the independence of Cuba
be obtained. The OutrageS perpetrated upon
inoffensive and helpless people by the volun-
teerS and their emissareS are of the most re-
voting character, and exceed even those per-
petrated by the Indians on the frontiers of
the United States.
Everywhere the evidence of these outrages
is to be seen-buildings burned, crops de-
strOyed, and hundreds of homeless, starving
wanderers. Added to this are the ravages of
civil strife, and this once beautiful and luxu-
RANT island is now barren waste; and should
the war be prolonged for six months it will be
almost uninhabitable. Even now, all along
the eastern coast of the island the people are
on the very verge of starvation, and are dying
by hundreds from disease superinduced by
want.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-13

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK a. SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers Tanks Iron Boats, ETC.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc.
RetOrts and Gas Machinery Of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OH
Steam Trains, Defecators Filters, Pumping En-.
Sole Agents for N. Bieux's Sugar Boiling Appa.
ratus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspin.
ing Machines 4 80S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-13
Foreign Affairs.

Belgium declines to Join Bavaria in a
coalition against the Ecumenical Council
Catalonia still harbors small band of
Carlists, but troops have been sent in pursuit.
Sixteen thousand Spanish soldiers are
ready to sail for Cuba, according to cable
despatch from Madrid.
On account of Napoleons i'll health, it is
thought probable that his sons majority will
be declared on his next birthday.
A tornado which swept over the north of
France lately has done much damage to the
crops and to other property.
The King of Italy says that his son, who
has been mentioned as a candidate for the
throne of Spain, shall never reign over free
people unless at the unanimous call of the
constituent chambers.