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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-03
DISEASES OF LMrtUDHECh.

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DISEASES OF 1MrtUDENCG.
Whom tho misgulici a!:i lf2?rHdGn. v"tsry
Of pinasurs iirds ihH1 ne bHa mDihci inc So"d"
0f This painful d!scas"!! -" often hhflcH" '"N'
an iil.tmcl sense Oi shame or read oi dISc"r-
.rv dctcrs him from s.)IIying - tho8c, w
from cIunati0n s.nd responsibility, C%n %lon
pcfriond him, delaying I'll the CONSTITUTIONS
symptoins Uc TINS hurrid Gi.caso make thciE "p,
naarnnce. such as ulc"r.t.d retn:oat, Cis@sGd
nose u,c.u7nal u&ins il IT," rcti AND ilnibs.
Girnncss OF sight, deafness. NOTES "h III" khlh,
homes an arms, UiUtcnGs Oh t"o h:'.h, ace Shc
extremitcs, progressing wlth iFiEhtiul rapidlIy
till n, last the palate Of the mouth or H. enc
of the ncso fai in, and tho victim pl lhiS a"lu
disease becomes L. hOrrid object Ci coin;"Ias''rs
ton, till death puts period to his dreadful =ul
ferinys, by sending him - That Undiscovered
Countrv from whence 10 traveller Tcturns.
Itis a MELANCHOLY FACT thnt t:"u
sands fall victims to this terrible di:c1Ee, o%.nR
by the use OF tina: DEADLY POI5pN, NJ! H-
curry, ruin the constitution aid make lh'
residue Of life miserable.
DR. JOHNSON,
OFFICE, No I, SOUTH FHhDgEIcE SrhEE'
BALTIMORE, BID,
Left hand side going from Baltimore stree,
few doors from Inc corner. "a! HHI ~ N0eoi'
| name and number.
As- No letters received unless post pa'd, An
containing 81 stamp TO pc used "n nc tePJ'
Persons Writing should state s%e, aHd scnd iof
t;o, of advertisement describing syMpt"ms.
The Doctor DIPLOMA hangs IN his oihce
ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS.
Tbens,vt thousands cured 4. this establish
mon. within the last twenty years, and tire nu
meTous uero @i important Surgical Operations perform.
| al he Or. Johnson, witncsse4 ~ t-e reporters
The Sun and onfT pApSS S sgsn do''5ed bofop
w. nutlic, besides hia standing Is gentleman
W st1 rpsracLor end -espectabi!;ty, Is SIHcien'
Guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Baltimore, jan 7-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17
0haI
D ,bsdsilds3ea
The Posture or AaIairssiAF AFrasInisce.

| The toBtnfe Oh AuA1tt 1nA FFhnces
For some days there has been but little
apparent change in the positiono of affairs
in France. The Prhsstan army Us day by
day concentrating and gathering more
closely around Paris, preparatory to It's
actual investment, and. thsiFF bench, To all
appearance, are preparing fora stubborn
defence. The talk Of mediation byother
powers, 50 abundant few days Ago, has
ceased; and If there really were any off,
'cial efforts in that direction, they have
thus farfailed Of results 7T6r is there
any official promulgation yet ofthe terms
on which either France or Prussia would be
willing toscttle. Statements have been put
forth, however, Which no doubt indicate
correctly the main points Of Prussia's de-
mands. They are. first, the payment Of
the expenses Of the war; second, tho dis
armament Of France; and third, the ces-
sion of Alsacet and Lorraine. The first
two points Il Is believed France is ready
to yield, but ii has been repeatedly given
pptrand 1t is the latest bulletin from
isTthae, Frame lFtll meyer Willingly
part With ahyfioe is Ntefrttory. Unless.
other powers interpose, however, France
cannot help herself, and as yet there is
no sign that they will do so even to pre-
vent Fher Aismenberment. 5Bpi affairs
havefnot gone ht'enough to show what
they might do when that issue is officially
made by Prussia.
The hope Of France seems to be in the
unwillingness of other powers 10 see
Prussia assume an,oy9rmAstefing R9sItlon
in the affairs Of Europe. While there is
no apparent purpose at present on their
part to rfere,ntimel may develope
different state Of feeling, and If Paris can
be. defended q few, weeks, very important
complications may arise to the relief Of
France. No one can see what fortnight
in the present position Of affairs might
develop. Cti
The latest of this mornings dispatches
states that BIsM4Rck in his answer to
FAvRE's question whether i Y 4 az lattrplstice tt
can be arranged, declares that there are
yet questions to be settled before any sus-
pension of hostilities is possible. What
this may mean, supposing the statement
truc,does not appearSunless itmeans that
Prussia will negotiate only from Paris,
and hat thepgeliminary questtoaiS that
of o lcapitulation Of the city. TRocHu
will assuredly not capltulate till ltedueed
to greater extremity than at present; SO If
the news is reliable, we shall expect. an |
early opening Of active operations on tho
Notifications Of thecity.a 3E'
. FfLa o. -
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LoRD snAFTEsDuRY believes that, the
next census will show a population IN
London Of nearly I000, ,000, "a serious pro.
portion Of whom are, he states, in a state
that isSft atiiess 50 sometfing & done 70 Improve
them. the British Constitution will not be
wortha quarter Ola century's purchase.
His lordship thinks that much Of this evil
Is attributable to the fact that all who can
afford It, live out OF town, away from their
poorer neighboFs.rs The ignorance and
poverty OF large masses Of people in the
metropolis, le says, exceed anything that
can Id described. - =
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The "a Republican. Il, !, Victory ~ iifI 4 Ealltae:
james G. Blame, Chairman t4sW Waiple4
Republican State Committee { ; 5feiegraphs
as follows :a"We hsye elected our G9X0tlS
nor by about thieb same majority Us last
year; carried all five or the Congressional
districts, the. closest ono by 400 majority;
haye chosen ap Overwhelming hhjoFityii ii
both branches Of tho Legislature, and
elected county officers in every county ex-
eept two, This result 1as been iaciijeHed
without effort and without any 3canvasSot
the StAte",om t,is 10 sis7qr,H q hqhhG7G.
WaAs goes Maine, 20 20 III igoes to- Union ~
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Cen. schenck snlrt1nIrfsed slt1If

! YabWo9 anNEwiY Y dRRj jsep9 49,
The Sun says an important vacancy
lately occurred among the officers Of inter
nal revenue In Gena Schenek's district.
The Office L, one of mucht political in
fluence, and the applicants for II were
numerOus.a aI,l .EkDol
en.tscHenck esteemed the selection ol
q right man as q matter Of SO much i'm
portance that he went to 'Washington'to
attend to it. On. arrival there he Wqs
astpnlsie1 10 find the icelIad been tih-
cd by tho appointment Of person whose
name he scarcely knew, q wayside store
keeper, who had not lived In the district a
year, Aard who was obscure alike lin
business, in politics and in society, Ap.
plying at the Treasury ID Department
he was informed that this .astonish.
ing appointment had been made
by the express direction of President
Grant. Not desiring to wait upon tho
President himself he caused gentleman
of high standing and great influence to
go to the White House in relation to the
business. This Eentlemaii earnestly repre-
sented to the President the necessity Of
allowing General schcnck to control! this
appointment He said that the question
oil General's sChe1ck' Sire election was nov
pGnding that ieWould bda disaster to tic
patty and to the Administration to have
him defeated, and that for every reason It
was Indispensable That tho Objectionable
appointment should at once be recalled,
and the candidate whom General schenck
reeommended} put into Office The IPresi-
deht listansd Will his usual INF siYenes },
ahdiaftei hiss visitor Had concluded he
said: II am very sorry for General
sehensik !it bpt tfs. appointments one Qsny
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srf1ssi3s sy9h WstI

", as the dispatches stated pny y6atur'
day, Napoleon has lost his eNsb01tE ElQiElt, the
prospects are flattering that he will regain
IT, A,laTge retinue Of servans, including
cooks, ichamBerlains, buffers, and boot
blacks, have been sent to him from Berlin,
in addition to the sixteen officers and forty
servants whom the fallen monarch took
with him into captivity. II Is evident that
William hos found out where his, guests
capacity lies, and IS determined 70 develop
R.lt ,A-FR II sIIIIl .tlFE-r" y fhNH - !
1t TO TIC tulI.r-- .,krH, LbrElT IliIi
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the Provisional government is preparing
TO furnish them. IA ..l+t.J ,nrrH
Electric lights have been placed on all
the forts around the eClty in order to reveal
the enemy at night 7is7i y! a'n.h q I
Startling Developments Expected.
Its reported that the Republican Gov
ernment Is in possession Of cipher cor.
respondence between tho Emperor and
Empress since the commencement Of the
war. The key to the cipher has also been
discovered. Startling developments are
expected. "a SAAiI% ft.t a9H n
nd Well, Supplied With Powder.
u'lAa SsGRlIQ HAvRE, Sept. 49,
The Journal is certain thaf Paris is sup
piled with three million kilogrammes Of
gunpowder, twice as much as was used
at at'sebastopol. 1.' 4''' '7''' ''''' p +
i57The tPrassian Advance!
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Endi6C the FAN River Strike..sWhat
itCoSt the latfikers!iq d w
Fam RIVER, SEPT, I

The splnners strike gaded sterday.
Many of them Went baekto work. Some
were accepted, Others lreiecte dta. and
viii not bc employed agaibs Some OF the
mills compel led the agreement on the
mart 6F Eti6 workmen that they should be.
long to no moro uni6nG p Tie stu ike last.
ed two months, and resulted as usual ID
The los OF iw8geS to the strikers Of about
half q million dollars.
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! Baltimore Market

bIsang yna-!1jlEGtIsa BA1gNoFEs sepEil6
{ EEogR u FIrmeE andin better demand: ~. u
CoFnE-Y allow western S6Da0t. oats steady dt, q
@50n!p By0Idull at66075o Ti'tl lai ip'ih ID
PRov1Bi0Ns-Me less Fork quiet at $e6 b0199 90
Bacon In good demand; rib sldeA 1T@17Ac
clear 1feg Shoulders 151t TT hams 2SHe
Lard quiet at leHc.
,W1pRpKTTTspnll y : slplnl at 9qeql 1,,ZO Yn4 Et.tI
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LONDON, Sept. 10,

The Blsstdef E!5rs E Of Paris says: ne.
.gotiations within the object of obtaining
peace have been going on between dulles
iFayre, Minister Washburne at Paris, and
Minister bancroft at Berlin, but they have
failed. The King Of Prussia rejects Amer
icanmediation, and Bancroft can only re-
main spectator of the conflict; Wash
burne, on communicating Bancroit'si dis.
patch to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
added The could Only. record Lis pro.
test against this impious war; ~ ! al
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y IT Is said that Bismarck will not tiego-
tiate for peace except upon condition that
the three Prussian army corps are en-.
camped within twenty miles Of Paris. #,
'as Is rumored, King William will require
that Napoleon be reinstated as Emperor
ofFranCc, this precaution will bc quite
necessary, It will take the Prussiap and
French armies united to keep Napoleon
on his throne, and his head upon his
shoulders, t... .lL.LlLa al MnifAL /.
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!. YeIll NnppIied With lPowder. !,
Prnaaian tAdYahce.
LONDON, Sept. 10--8 /. II,

The following intelligence has been re-
cetved from Paris: The ddyance Of the
Prussians is at Bretuil and NOuilly ysur-
NEarne, and their scouting parties (ocerl.
pies Corbeil and Clament. Throngs Of
people are escaping from fg q / sPPaarls A
The Attitude Of France..She will
Y AEil fOadoIno Terfif0fr.i U VI II |
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New YofK DIV Goods & 3 All Market.

-, iII.I''' \ = NV YoRK, Sept, 10.
business continues lively and The, market
bu0ylnt, yet there u no disposition to advance
Eates until The supply and demand require Il
ahti fiS Prosbect, fos tho next thirty days fopks
ttvomble f6t ,healt trade and atfn marketl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

A NEW YoRK woman considerably
took lapnanum, She said she wanted to
die SO as to make her husband happy.
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\ Mis- SAN, CoLrr, Of revolver fame, is
the richest widow in America. rfpd ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17
Kansas cd tiS cratic "a State 'Conven.
.;ppttn,S SlslfJ tion.
ST. Louis, September TO-
American 1Fisihins. vessels SEIZED stsil- by
the Canadian Marine.E II
OTTAWA, Sept.

!fhd' f0il0iTSing!fsa list 6ilAhati 1sh7
ing vessels seized by the Canadian Marine
Police for violating the fishing lay: i'm I.
Nickerson, Wompatuek,' Wasson, Minnie
and Lizzie a. Farr: din addition TO the s.
G. Marshall, were seized by the ship ofYar
Nalarols and StaEcn ltfI Gharlot etoWn.
The above seizures are waiting for IN
adtudIeatio III. Court, Estimated value
S0O,UOO, ~, ~ M !,
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Illinois Episcopal Di6cese.
On1qAeoh sept. 10

CmQAGoS sept. III.
Tbs new canon introduced into the
Illinois Diocesio Convention, and reject
cd by ate vote on Wednesday, providing
that any clergyman, who appeals from
the decree 6f an ecclesiasticals court to q
civil court, for The purpose $ot arrestlng
any ecclesiasice preceding againat him,
should, be suspended, ipse ,taftaN from
the Sfuhotions sof Stlle;s MpiS ! Fas
again lbfo1g6t before tiles CddFe tion
last evening, and dtter express
sions Of strong protestagc, against
by Messrs. Tying, Sullivan, AIcGregory,
Powers Gardner, Th6mbson and others,
and no word Of defence from It's friends,
was passed as follows: ayes, ministers 81;
layInen13. Noes, ministers q; laynlen 2.
Tie new article Ii as pllo$gaE "a clcr-
gymah shall resort toSa civil court 0r tri-
6unal for the purpose Of arresting an i'm.
pending or avoiding any ecclesiastical pro.
ceedfIgs against him. The penalty iDr
anySpiolati0h ofAthis article shall be is1s.
pefisiui ,also ipOS3 3dcD from hefuhd ton of
ttIe ministry In order to case tue effect Of
this article. AIr. Lee remarked that the
following section. prdUding RH anappel-
late court was introduced and adopted.
The bishop and rural deans Of the diocese
shall constitute the appellate court ;ot the
diocese, ofwhich the bishop shGl be he
presiding officer. In case ot the! !bishops
absence from tho diocebeI of III for any
reason he do not let one Of the deans, to
benamedl byitlie BiBkop IN his Abaghee
Hom tlIe3 diocese, shall act as presiding
iidge. = a majority Of the appellate court
shall be quorum forlthe transaction OF
business. The court shall appoint clerk
who shall keepa correct record tof the
proceeding gs.s,,T,F VI gL{NI
Missouri Nominations for Congress.
,To9l<sFa h6Uis, Sept. 18.
The Radical Convention of the Sixth
district yesterday nominated rEy-GQy.
Geo. Smith for Congress. Tho platform,
adopted Is silent onth6 suffrage question:
In The Fifth district the Convention rct
fused to adopt the Brown platform, where
upon the Liberals retired and nominated
q. L; King for, Congress, /, y,,,,ro
InthatWelAh Illinois district the DEM
oCrats yesterday nominated VIM. Hautzel
" FSSS9E55N SS9nEE55'N IBO5 81! a6;Jb8iiss86l2
| After the boilers LEFT the Fifth Congress
siopRl District Gonyention yesterday the
resolution endorsing Grants administra.
tIon and the suffrage ,Ianehdment was
adopted, and Captain Burdell nominated
for reelection TO Congress by acclama-
tiOr. ,sird 'lsrnf 'li - tHc 7
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THE first iron steamboat for The water
OF Mississippi Is building at Cincinnati
and Of 81 Louis irOu.& M -s=sxa.
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2 BnoSo1t and Miss Mccullough are to
be married in Charleston, SO. I ~
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\ !. .Aaloo,.Ey -0IgEL38IoE 555Lhe Hqly. See.
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New York e Ffosalallee Ekkeg1:nn

,sSe SSfE%E659 isP SidaSR 8RYsB YSSd 4 sold at
FLoUR-Cl0s6d hrm and better for shipping
grades, with fair export demand.
SS' . a Eh tair SzPo5 9
for winter red Rpd. amber western. OptG- rFlFm
e. q %sSSs3S .2SsS ~ nSw ohi0: ot aiE' q
PRoVISIoXs-P Pork quiet At 80 9sa98 80 for
meas. B6Gf quiet and urn. Cat Meats h6mlnAl.
Bacon atm and quiet. lard qulstat 1sKc for
r ESS.TiFrEsqe iiai sqetpfsF domnpFl rnn1G.1
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/ AgricnItural Retutns forGAugnst..
Ii EWAau1NqroN, SEX. 10.

The August. report on, crops from the
DEPARTMENT. iof Agriculture; says SThe
corn was iureisdniawlfat in some 10.
calitics by the drought, wet weather, heat,
9yofins and heavyifosts, ,butnot sufficient
ly yet to, threaten p material reduction Of
tho aggregate product heretofore antici-
pated.i The returns upon the wheat pro-
duct pertain chiefly to the condition Of the
crop when harvested, though the figures
indicate an incresse in extent OF the yield
as compared with, tho average. At
! the date Of the reB6rs, h6weverg the grain
was not tlreshed out to any onsiderable
te3tent!. 50 that tho October fetttfhs midst
be had before the estimate Of the aggre!
gate wheat production Of, the year can be
made. The quality, 81, grain threshed is
generally excellent, in many cases COM
penSatilgi for the defcientq quantity Tho
drought In, lpanyi seetlQnsgwest Of here
has materially injured the potato crop.
California is the only. State ll4t reports
tIh increased aYeragp i'm Sh0psg The To-
lbacsQ crop Is fefiurtedsAs being below The
average, though there Is much complaint
of apples falling during the last Of the
month, and retarded growth, caused by
dry weather, d tairJ product sspromised.
A small decline in wool Is probable, but,
the size aud weight ofIthe stock Of hogs
generally compares 2fayorably with that
OF former. wears. IN
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Ohio jStSt9ai' i Fair.

.op !, 4 .R,.m,iiseR1EdFIE O., Sept 10.
Tho twenty.frstaAnnual Fair Of the
Ohio State Board Of IAgriculture2 closed
to-day. I In The. number and .qualitypt tho
entries its 4I decided improvement on
last year, but the attendance falls, short
about 4, ,000, compared with, last year, The
number Of tickets sold ,to;day, was II, III.
One sweepstakes on cattle, VIM Warfeld,
bull AIuscatora, took a. $150, premium for
The best breeding. bun u Nook and Al
oxanders afRoyais e d,m took y;thef2 500
pfemium dS lie best of my age or breed
WIN. Narfoldl took a s 100 premiumifor
the best COW! Sweepstakes II trotting,
F. 'Hord's Dart took the $500, premium,
time 2:47. The track was heavy 'on'ac-
count Of rain. John RI Gray, took a.pre-
MUM Of = 800 for !; ;tli4 best draft inare.
John ROBBERS, horse, iI1urrallE took ithe.$ 1900
premium for the bestd stallion any age or
breed Other than drdfkE,l !CtR r. lIhlap's
Richelieu, 800 for best ,tllorough ghbred or
roadster stallion. Thos. Jones Bill, 500
for best draft 0fi neral !pUrp DIE stallipn.
Rain fell heavily from i ites2i O'clock and
E' drove s1e$p the people out TTgESE. 'T5g 7. sI ff
r. Yisai i'sN si NEW YORK CIFT isRfisi:d iRh:ad
iFqm+--,G bon gYutN Elii 10
iIGaIghi6tion ID 81 y Statue Of IdIeSlp.
i L ssGir,sN MI oil s& INEw YoRK, Sept 16.i
tl'A1 II a Statuest the memory oE Abraham
Lincoln: erected under the auspices oftthe
'UnionaL Leagde,,n nYas placed ih5p To-
day in Union. square with formal eetemotf
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T Asst AND BEsTpDAY OF TIL
ItLlEFAIRg 9hi IA ont i1l EttiniitediHI
nj haa .iiISl9dj ysa-+ siib W s9islH.
: look Al. The ENTRIES.

|' = ...l i'a' - q
fsa Fourth Day Saturday, SOPt: l7tbaiiG
No. 1O..zDailey's City Hotel purse, John DALEY,
H. !, al .pr0ptietoEl premium value $l00, Silver
~ - Set, for fastest Trotting Double Team 10
~ wagon; mile heats, best s In 8! '''''
'DSaIel, Hughes names s%g. Roam Btlly; and
b! 8! Capt! GrGhamylt. luliIGItJ9tF itHW T.
~. y, Y, Bulger names b. m. Sally Shut, andb. N.
q G. ", Robinson names chance aud mate,
u! III. A Morton names Black Hawk and mater
lpl Y. ~. Shlnn names Kate Karney and mateIr. !
+ Reynolds names Lacressa hOrgIa and !
No .stamlH and KcIm noase purse; 1tt' pre-. ),
5ttsIilS MUM S10O, t0t RHunlnS Hofset; mile
|bn0Ii .heats, ; In 8, catch weights, open to 4ll
m. a.. horses that had moi taken Q tlrsti pro:
W. - Inlum AZ this Fair, 'I,,l N h,
y d, j. Grouse names b, {. Kats Fcir:rau. i
I! T. b, Davis names Big Skirmisher. ~ I
q j. L. B1rley names bIg. JohnlB l,EatHl Z
y1oshlA Bnrley names 6 ~. Cat. Bttd. III! bar
D. L. Grey names &. c. Andy johnson. = H..
J!F. Reynolds names b, m. Kitty W ellis,
No. II. Mcclure House purse, ". F. Goodwill 3
.nSdR co!IproprIOtoEi premium value 500,
gI an, Mares oE Seedlings; mile heat, stain
W. 3.., 9, catch weights. s.i, 4; T., t,tt,,l
| +. B. Davis names d. !. Richmond. .,,.
tl ]. 10 Bdfley names b. 4 Lucy P... .l ]
h BuIleyl& Sweeney nAmG b. q. Robert Red Eye,
D. j. Grouse names 4. c. Planter. N ID GIL
II; II: Strong names O., Egoitst. ,,,,bd ,
rtnsep17,1ylGq 6GtI Wpi -iii.ljE'1 Secretary
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An, enregea man tears hlshRit; but an
enrGged woman tears her husbands.
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The journals say that the docks are
over.tasked with cotton, coffee, grain and
other goods. Even mahogany Is being
loaded rapidly on French vessels for ship
lment somewhere to save them from the
lPri1saiansth o VlN atrs fEti itisr 81 Slitrg
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1!gII3I N !I5fIf ,.INTTl Eh0D
! ,455l:llBi$L 1 b latest. News. Is
WASHINGTON.
$ss5bEh s:ssss al. ii
NEW YnnK Sent. IN

~ 7 NEW 7 V4t4NI A2VFVs AV'
The Times Washington correspondent
teleSraphs thetthere Is EXCELLENT authority
lorthc statement thdt'the English mission
was offered seven or eight days ago, to
Pg9@iasn, Western 99 fani sAat h il
the President, It is generally believed
that Jnag be FOrtli, ,lot Indiana; IS The gentle
man selected. z 0rth swas, Il win be re-
collected, unanimously recommended last
spring fig tie Democratic delegates in'tie
House for tile misIpp.to Berlin. which it
was thought ut the time would be offered
70 lirlse Heis q leading Smembefof the
Foreign Affairs cCompitte a1d one of the
strongest men ID Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

1t is reported that the Foreign Office
has Bismarck's reply to the demand Of
Jules Favre for an armistice. Bismarck
says there are questions yet to. settle with
France before q suspension Of hostilities
Is possible. The FfGHcaiS says that none
Of the foreign powers have offered to in
tervcne in favor Of France, and no such
offers will be accepted.
The Republican p Demonstration ON
{. aiGnGr n Monday.asiI a a .ieJ
tSkseiaI 10 the World. -e-'2 '"s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money ana stock I1dlks,t.

Tos.4Hfs9 Es14sEsf 9TlS 4asta Es5 sssty 7dr9 with
indications! va hQWeVGEELO LORI FGaewGd' ACTIVITY.
MopeyjwaS qdte easy at 60B on call!osls3un %
6TEH1Ma-+Stg Stgady at9k, sight 10k. FiFis
1l40114If, closing at. 114)t bid and 1l46 asked.
Carrying rates per cent to dat. ClGaranecs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

All the regular troops Us well as the
Frepch, tireuTs haye left Paris 70 oppose
the (m6vem6hts Of the Prussiah ARMY Of
Loire. Bazaine's army Is well supplied
with provisions az i1fetA. > Tho SPrussians
are slowly concentrating around Paris.
The Great Preparation for Defence
,.ataRhriS-:.ItS Influence on the Re-
o,,I1 sslill siH9nohW frI4