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WASHINGTON
Views on the French Situation.
Synopsis of the Presidents Message,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Foreign adviccs
are much confused, the impression exists
in diplomatic circles that the French
have made a brilliant effort and that at
last authentic advices they were pushing
their advantage. The French legation
here think the story of the war will be
told within the next four days.
Capt. Meyer, C~ommandant at New
Orleans, telegraphs to Governor War
mouththat an attempt was made to assas
sinate Lieutenant Bandy, who testified
against the Baton Rouge prisoners at
New Orleans.
The members of Congress are rapidly
arriving.
Mr.. Trelhard the new French Minis
ter has received his credentials. Hisre
ception by the President will take place
early next week.
Mr.. Berthy leaves Immediately for the
North and thence for Europe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The following
is a synopsis of the Presidents Message
After cong%ratulating the country on
peace and prosperity the President re.
GREETED that q free exercise Of the cleo.
tive franchise has by violence and in.
tirlidation, been denied to citizens il
several places lately in rebellion, and tht
verdict Of the people is thereby reversed
Referring to the European war, h,
speaks Of the satisfactory manner il
which the protection Of the American
Minister at Paris was extended to Ger
man subjects in France.
Referring to the proclamation of
Republic in France, lie says that shouic
the present struggle attach the heart Q
the French to u simpler form Of Republi
can Government, it will be a subject @
still further satisfaction to the American
people, who could not be inditferen
to the spread of American political idea
in II great and highly civilized countr
like France. He says that if an oppoI
tunity for interposing the good offices c
the United States in restoring peac
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THE news from Paris during the past
week has been very exciting, although,
as usual, the teleguphic reports have
been contradictory and confusing. They
necessarily come through handsunfrieud-
" to France and are colored according
", Notwithstanding, undoubted sue
cesses on the part Of the French are IN
Dictated, A week ago yesterday, Gener-
III Trochu made u sOrtic in force from
Paris, One corps Of his army cut
through the Prussian lines, to the South
Of Paris, and joined the army Of the
Loire, which being thus reinforced, ad-
vunced upon Prince Frederick Charles
and compelled him to retire. The fight
ing continued three or foar days, II
Paris is as near starvation as some Of
the reports indicate, the active measures
now being taken by the French will re-
suit speedily in driving the Prussian'
from around Paris, or in the fall of the
city. II has been asserted within the
last few days, however, that the provis'
ions on hand will last three months long
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Progress Of the War in Europe

LONDON, Dec. by sitting a number
OF confused and contradictory war dis
patches received up to a late hour this
morning, the fact is undeniGhle that the
French forces yesterday actually won
the victory as claimed by them near Or
leans. But tie Germans certainly re-
pulsed the French attack before Paris.
1t is not true that the French army
of the Loire have effected IL junction with
Trochu, though the Prussian lines were
repeatedly and successfully pierced dur
iEg the engagement. The boyonet
charges OF the French were exceedingly
brilliant.
The Worlds specia' from Tours, FIJI
day, announces that Trcchu and Pal
landines have formed I junction, and
that the seige OF Paris is virtually raised.
BERLIy, Dee. "A treaty a hitting
Bavaria mo North Germany ~ ratified
by federal council. The BavUrian diet
will act on the treaty on the 10th inst.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3.-The Wcr Us special
from London 3D., says a telegram dated
Tours, III, says IL was officially stated
tonight that one OF two days must yet
elapse before the fruits OF the movements
now in progress may be fully reaped,
Up to tins tnac the most complete sue
cess attended the successive steps taken.
every lnoment brings nearer each Other
the armies of the Loire and Paris,
During the lighting Of the both, Du-
crat and Whey captured four Prussian'
guns and many prisoners.
LoIDoN, Dec. 3.-Advices from Paris
to \ yemLer 30, state that an order has
been issued, to the effect that army
movements and particulars, not sane
toned by the Government officially, are
not to be published, on pain of suppress.
sion.
Tours, Dec. 3.-The Prussians are
now concentrating at Etamps, thirty
miles south Of Paris, to dispute the ad
vance of Paladines.
LILLE, Dec. 3.-Ducrat's sortie from
Paris was a successful one. He is nov
en~doavoringt to effect a junction with Pa
ladines.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHGNGToF, Dec. "a bill was intro
duccd III the Senate giving the Indian
Territory Il delegate i'll Congress.
Adjourned early to allow tLerearrang-
ing OF Commit ees.
In the House the redistribution OF
seats was voted down.
The Wisconsin Railroad bill was dis
cussed.
A bill was introduced RENTING duties
on materials used in building vessels en-
gagged III foreign trade; to enable Ameri,
can citizens to register foreign vessels
admitting certain iron and composite
vessels to American registry; repeating
the duty on sugar, tea and coffee; abol,
ishing the franklng privilege; abolishing
the Office of Admiral and Vice Admira
Of the navy, the latter when n vacancy
occurs.
A resolution a~bolishing the Recon.
struction Committee was introduced by
Cox, objected to and went over.
Adjourned.
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COMMUNICATED.
Reconstruction.

En-. ESTERPmsE:-It IL confidently be
heyed that IN effort will be made during
the present session Of Congress to recon
struct Tennessee, After a lapse of more
than five Years IRON the date of the sur
render Of Lees army and the collapse Of
the Southern Confederacy; at q period
Of profound peace, when the animosi-
ties and angry feelings engendered by
the war have passed away; when peace
and good will reign supreme, and all
things which tend to promote the mate
rial wealth and future happiness, rs well
as harmonious working OF the State Gov
eminent is felt and acknowledged by ev-
cry unprecedented mind in the length and
breadth Of the State; why is it that men
occupying high positions, men who have
taken an oath to support the Constitu-
ton, who claim to be Republicans whose
motto is, "let us have peace" seek to
throw u ire-brand in the midst OF apop-
ulation whose only aim is to restore the
Government, the great national ship, to
her ancient mOorings, to breathe again
the pure air OF Il renovated Government,
Il restored Union based upon the soyer-
eighty OF the people, the fountain of all
power, a freedom unbranded and unaw-
ed. The question is Of easy solution,
a question that in some measure has
been answered in the late elections, where
the party in power have been weighed in
the balance and found wanting. They
discover that power is about to depart
from them; they have become alarmed
at thu observation-disclosures of 'thc peo-
pie, and they tremble at the prospect be-
fore them, Their failure to intimidate
whole communities Of brave and intelli-
gent voters by the parade of military
force, they find this has had an effect
contrary to their expectations. VIII
they profit by the experience Of the past
and cease making inroads upon the
rights aud liberties OF the people? II
Tennessee should be reconstructed fol
the purpose of retaining power in the
hands Of the Radical party, the great
State Of New York, the States of Ken,
lucky, Missouri and other Democratic
States may expect like treatment; as
these States are regarded equally disloy.
al. 1t is to be hoped that the Radica
party will reflect upon the probable con.
sequences Of IN attempt to snbyert the
Government by turning it into q great
military despotism, controlled by one de.
partment alone, the Congress, instead o
the Executive and Judicial us checks up.
on each other, as designed by III fore.
fathers Of blessed memory. There may
yet remain a strong under-current 81
lently working, that will ere long rise tC
the surface and bid defiance to this un.
holy alliance which threatens the ruiz
of Theoretically the best Government
on earth, but practically the worst Gov.
eminent. ~
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The Unlucky Letter.

The unlucky letter which Gen. Grant
wrote to. II Of his subordinates in Mis-
sour before the late election, was used
by Gratz Brown in the canvass with ter
rible effect. That unfortunate letter
reads as follows:
/ regard the movement headed by
Carl Schurz, Brown Il Co, Is similar to
the Tennessee and Virginia movements
intended to carry q portion of the Re-
publican party over to the Democracy
and thus give them control. Show this
to Newcomb, Easton and Smith. Ihopt
you will see your way clear to give the
regular ticket your support. U. S. G.
The morning after the election all thu
Brown papers had the following an
nouncement in blazing capitals:
BROWNS MAJoRrTY FORTY THOUSAND !
SHOW THIS TO
NEwCoMB, EAsToN n SMITH IT. S. G
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RALEIGH, Dec. 3.-After a harmonious
session the Temperance Cony9ntiun adj
joUrned to meet at Franklinton in 1871.
The attendance was very good. Thos
\. Ramsey was chosen President.
The Democrats of the General Assem-
bly, are caucusing nightly upon the cub.
ject of mpeaching Gov. Holden and
calling a restricted Constitutional Con.
yention.
Hon. Josiah Turner, editor of the
Raleigh Sentinel, am Ex-United States
Senator T, l.. Clingman. had a persona.
encounter On the streets this evening
Canes were used freely.
Mr.. Clin9man was very badly injured
about the head, having received three o
four severe blows.
Mr.. Turner received one very severe
blow. Mr., Clingman made the assault
Tho difficulty originated from somt
severe structures (which appeared in thu
Sentinel upon Mr.. Clingman.
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The Chronicle says, the hest evidence
the steady and substantial growth Of
Knoxville is found in the fact that there
are no houses now to be rented. We hear
of men who have been for six weeks dill
gently looking for a house, and who have
not been able rent even one Of any size or
convenience. We know now of several
families lately arrived who are waiting to
find homes. We suggest that some steps
be taken to remedy the evil. We are
making persistent effOIt is to induce persons
to come to Knoxville to live, but the first
inducement 10 present ought to be cheap,
comfortable houses. That there have been
very many new houses built this year is
patent to every observer, and The fact
that with all these conditions, houses, to
rent are not TO be found, speaks favorably
of cur growth.
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Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. Booth houses
were at work to-day. Messages from
Smith and Lindsey were sent into the
Senate. The one from Smith was leng-
thy and the Senate ordered 200 copies
printed. Lindsey's was not acted on.
The election for L. S. Senator is eycit-
ing some attention. A ballot will be
had tomorrow.
There are no developments as to the
Gubernatorial contest.
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The administration makes an authori-
tative denial that it countenanced the
occupation Of the State capital OF Ala
bama with troops pending the Guberna-
torial contest which was going IN be-
tween the incoming and outgoing Gov
errors, and says that no national troops
were ordered for that purpose, and such
as occupied the capitol building have been
removed therefrom. 1t is not the inten-
ton to use the troops, it is avowed, ex-
cept in cases where they are called upon
by the civil authorities to assist in pre-
serving the peace.
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$50 "a Day, sure. LATTA s CO., Pits.
A CARD:

a Clergyman, while residing in South Amer.
lea as a missionary, discovered a safe and sim
pie remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of Disorders
brought on by baneIul and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by q desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, | will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in seal
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
Charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
D, Bible House, New York city.
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TuE New Orleans Times says that
"whilst the German women are raising
the lieans of subsistence for the whole
people, our african ladies' are idling
away in their cabins, and connot be en-
ticed into the cotton fields, even by the
liberal wages of one dollar a day
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-08

Arranged in alternate stripes, This bag con-
tanned some old parchment, curious relies, a few
light garments, and a smaller sack containing u
coarse powder made from certain roots known
only to herself, the secret Of which she chung to
rs with the ]tenacity of death. She sallied forth
irCm her wild mountain home to act the Good
Samaritan with this unknown vegetable powder
which she claimed possessed a wonderful power
over MI Diseases incident to the female sex. She
termed il "womb physic," with which she pro-
posed to cure all affections and arrangements OF
that organ and kindred complaints free oicharge.
With such singular magic did she relieve all
who applied, that within a few years her name
and fame became known far and wide, and hun
drcds Of suffering females applied for relief and
returned to their homes healthy and happy.
Many we're anxious to know her great secret and
large sums of money were offered il she would
diyulge it-but she stubbornly refused.
During her solitary life, she hec"ln; intimate
with only one woman, a noted midwife some
miles distant, to whom she promised to
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-08

A WASHINGTON special to the Macon
(Ga.) Journal states that it was report
ed in Radical circles ON the 9th ult.,
that r. H. Whitley and H. 7. Fmrow
will be admitted to seats MS Senators
from Georgia early next week, Their
credentials are now in the Senate.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-08

GFN. Schenck has authorized the Re
publican Committee of his district to use
his name in issuing a notice Of a contest
to Col. Campbell of his election to Con
grcss, makingt the basis. ofthe contest the
rejection of the votes of the inmates OF
the Soldiers Asylum at Dayton.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-08

Born Houses OF the General Assembly
convened Monday ut II o'clock, In the
Senate nine members answered to their
names, and in the Hous' twenty-four.
Lacking II quorum, the Senate adjourned
until IL o'clock, and the House until 10
O'Clock Tuesday.
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G L FEMALE BITTERS

The Medical Profession at large, have lon,
cit the need ofiust slAh n medicine, consequent.
Y it is not strange that they so eagerly p]rescrih,
nd recommend these Bittcrs to their fcnal
patients. If YOU could see the pile of smilin}
.pprovals and encomiums from physicians an
the public who have cured their wives, thei
daughters ard their friends by the use Of thes,
Bitters, no sickly female would hesitate to u.s.
them. This Female Regulator is adapted 70
I'D, young, married or single females, who ar,
Effected with acute or chronic forms Of Uterin
arrangements. They cure painful, suppressed
scanty, Eroiuse or irregular M%enstruation, Clio
rosis or Green Sickness, Fluor Albus or Whites
Mysteries, Falling of the WoOb, liberation an
Irritability of the Womb, pain in the side, bac
or loins, sick headache, palpitAtion or H%uttcrinl
OF the Heart, hurried Breathing, swimming o
the head, cold feet and hands, loss OF appetite
Indigestion, torpid Liver, Melancholy, Nervous.
Icss, Wikefulness, Barrenness, physical Pros
ration, etc, etc. Many Of these are relieve,
by the use OF only one bottle.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-08

The London Standard says: The
Gladstone Ministry are preparing for
I'm infamous and disastrous c%apitulation
10 Russia. Despite Of Granyille's resist
ance, The conference has been accepted
without the withdrawal Of the Russian
note. The mere meeting OF the powers
will he II virtual submission to al that
Russia asks.
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A FEMALE

1t has no equal on this continent, acting power
fully and promptly in all cases, where no organ
ic lesion exists. 1t is just the medicine for
young girls, who have sOme difficulty in retain
ing tie bloom on the cheeks, and who do not
feel exa,tly right. For the mother at the "changc
of life,' it soothes and quiets until the critical
period is past, as sweetly as sweetly as ii enjoy
ing the brightest beams If opal ray, fitting
through the air Of oriental cl!mes. The medi-
cine is sold at the low price of 81 80 per Bottle,
or six for ss 90, and can be had of all Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country. Ad
dress
up. DRoMGOOLE & CO., Props.
Menphis, Tenn.
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Are thoroughly aroused and restored to a healthy
action, by the use of these Bitters. Its peculia.
Iron and Vegetable combination, places it tWl
ahead of any similar preparation before the pub
iic. Females, after confinement and GONZALES.
cents from any debllitating complaint, who re
main weak and feeble, with little or no appetit,
are at once aroused and strengthened by thoi
use. As family tonic for men, women anr
children, it has no equal. One tablespoonful
.~ontnins more medical properties than one bottl,
of any of the common and pleasant ''dilute al.
coholi bitters, to be found all over the country
When the manufacturers OF the common beycr.
,ges of the day say they cure all diseases, the,
well know they are pulling the wool" over
your eyes, and laugh at your stupidity in being
so easily humbugged whenever the article smack
Of whisky. If you really desire a valuable Iron
and Vegetable Tonic for yourself and family
one bottle Of f.. f.. B. will last longer and d,
more good than one dozen of the ordinary 'gro
sllop'' bi,ters, as one Tablespoonful in water, il
sufficient for q whole family. As
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ij ANIED.-Au agent iu every town in the
w L. S to sell a universally desired article
Quick sales, large profits. Samples and partic
ulars % cents. TKUEsDELL 81 PERDUE, lS4 SUI
perior ST., Cleveland, o.
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MADAME della CHAMPS
ALONE IN A MOUNTAIN GORGE

Snurlv ensconsed amid the wilds ofonc ofthe
Middle states, lived Madame Delaclamps many
years ago, with no known protector, sayea faith
nl dog that ever stool beside her to defend in
time OF need. Her small, UNDISCOVERED cabin,
wrapped with tie wild rose and Eoucysu,kle,
appeared hid away ON the north and east by a
deep, crag,y Iayine that led away back to the
mountain gorge.
Here, smiling the ambient air, waited from
natures green swarl ~clinging to the mountain
side, bathing her brow in early moru's gentle
d~ewdrOp, ,he lived solitary and alone Tor many
long wears. The catamount's unearthly mid
night Yell, and the VOLTS doleful howl, frequent
ly aroused Ler from pleasant midnight slum-
bers.
Nov anl-then she would emerge from her un-
known home aud mingle with the Inhabitants
around about tor one or two mOHths ut u time.
She was eccentric in her acts and all viewed her
As % living curiosity.
While from home, she apparently had hut one
object, and that was the relief OF her afflicted
sex. Under a bel, on her LETT side, cOuld be
seen an old fashioned dirk Of considerable size
carried Tor her own protection, while strapped
across her shoulder was suspended a curious
sack made from the
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