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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-27

THE BUCHANAN CONTRO VERSY.
SEVERAL of the literary magazines are re-
viving the discussion of the secret Cabinet
history of the closing period of the last
Democratic administration, and one of the
latest contributions is series of letters from
MIR. Buchanan to Horatio King after the war
against the Rebellion was commenced, in
which strong sympathy for the national
cause was expressed. These letters will serve
to redeem the ex-Presdent from the re-
proach of Copperheadism, but they will not
affect the partisan and official record he
established before the war. He repeatedly
announced while he was a candidate
for the Presidency his attachment
to State rights principles, and he
was for many years the especial favorite of
the ultra pro-slavery and secession politicians
of the South. AS a e-long aspirant for the
Presidency he was committed to doctrines
which, in the judgment of their Southern
supporters, led logically to secession as soon
as their favorite institution was sufficiently
jeopardized to justify, in their opinion, such
an extreme measure, and these committals
prevented Buchanan from making bold re-
sistance to the Rebellion at its very outset.
In principle he agreed SO nearly with the
originators of the war that it
was next to impossible for
him to differ from them radically in action
Politically they had been his most earnest
supporters, and, after the Lecompton contro-
versy they were almost his only friends
Abolition was considered the greatest of
crimes and secession as the only sovereign
remedy by this school of partisans, and Mr..
Buchanan had not the nerve to do his full
duty against men whom he believed to be, in
many of their notions, essentially right.
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Egypt to Join In the War.

1t is understood that the Khedive is in ful accord
with the Russian and Italian Governments; and
that Italian fleet is the point OF sailing for
Alexandria. The recent removal by the Khedlve
OF the French officers in his service, TO make room
for Americans, is now believed here to have
taken place with the appreciation and Dy the advice
of Russia and of Italy. There are the most alarm
ing rumOrs ahoat to the objects Of Russia, Aus
tria, and Italy, which l do not at present feel
authorized to transmit
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concentrated on a vigorous effort to uproot
such gigantic evil, and the most strenuous
efforts should be made to not only secure the
arrest, conviction, and punishment of the
professional criminals, but to prohibit abso-
lutely the pardon of those who are guilty of
crimes like counterfeiting or burglary after a
second con viction
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- STEREOPTICON

ss.s- STEREOPTICON ENTERTAINMENTS
~ given to Churches, Sunday-schools, Societies,
etc etc. Having the largest assortment OF Slides
in the city, have unequalled facilities for giving
these delightful entertainments. Constantly re-
ceiYing new pictures.
EngaRements may be now made by inquiring OF
w. MITCHELL MCALLISTER,
No. T2S CHESNUT Street,
922 thstulm Second story.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870.

rg The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at u
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at %, 81, and ~. Whenever there is inn
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.
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business MEN, BANKERS AND BROKERS',
ID and all others desirOus OF getting a first class
MEAL at a reasonable price, call at the extensive
HEBER Dinipg rooms, No. 43 South SECOND St,
Philadelphia. ga l2t
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WANTS.

lust RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF JET NECK
~ LACES, BRACELETS, and SETS, which will be
sold at very low rates. ISAAC DIXON,
92T6tsl No. 100 South ELEVENTH Street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-11

What may well bother the philo-
sophicol mind is the fact that Of the
thousands upon thousands OF people
who have fed to this country from
monarchical oppression,and have found
here agreeable relieffrom civil and pc
litical ser!doin, tocrc are but very few
who are not boiling over with patriotic
ardor for the success Of their respective
monarchs in the European conflict il
Is q most remarkable exhibition Of in.
consistency. The martial horrors that
l'npenl are not imposed for the benefit
OF the masses, but for tie qualification
and aggmndizemcrtof a few royal in
diEI9uaI3, whose personal power is be
ling mcnaccd, and whose pride AM
vanity, having been wounded, must u
healed BY the blood Of almost number
less plehians. The people have NJ
more to do with the struggle--e&ccpt
Ing to be led on to the slaughtcr--tLa
50 many geese, Yet frcemcn Of Amer
lea are cheering the fight on, and bitin
their thumbs at each other, as il til
Wings Of the masses were to be tight
cd on the CORY field New York ES
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Diseases ,hat progress rapidly to q crisis
are not the only ones to be dreaded. cank
err or dry rot does not blast tree rs sud .
denly as Il stroke Of lightning, but unless
arrested, it destroys it as certainly; and in
like manner chronic debility, although it
does not Kill with the swiltness Of yellow
fever, is as sure 20 sap the springs Of life
eventually as any acute disease, IL not
checked by inyigoratinS medication.
|hcra is something inexprcssibly touch
ING in the spectacle Of premature decay.
Ianguor, paIlOr, emacia5on. depression of
| spirits, and distastc for excrtion, are its
ordinary symptoms, and they Should be
properly met by tonic treatment The
| best inyigorant and eXliilarant that can
| be administered in a case Of this kind is
| iOstcll"r's Stomach Bittcrs. The stimu-
| lating principle. of the preparation rous-
| cS the dormant energies OF the system, and
| the strengthening and regulating proper
Ties give II permanent and hcathlul i'm
| pulse to the vital forces thus brought into
play. The falling appetite is re-awaLcn-
| ed, the process ofdigcstion and assinila-
tidm are quickcncd. the quality of The bio. d
| i, improved. the sccretions become more
natural, and every organ that contributes
TO the uolri>IIment Of the body undcrgocs
sa|n,ary change By these means the re-
pair Of the physical structure is effected,
and il health and vigor restored. in 10
| class otdi-cas IS has the beniliccnt opera
ton Of The Bittrrs been more marked and
| striking than in those characterized BY
genera! debility and nervous prosGratioll.
| ladies affected with these ailments find in
th!'Eos. wholesome of all tJnicS and cor
receives he safest and surcst means of re-
IIv' II is strong torcstOrc and powcrless
TO iniGrc. Such is the uniform testimony
Of "cIoud5 Of witnesses"
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The disease called Spirma,orh12a, Or Sc
mcrial Weakness, i also known a. Sexual
lncupacity. Sentinel Omissions pl ysica
Decay, Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections
of tlc Sexual organism are usually avoid
ed hy many scientific members OF the pro.
lcssion; in consequence Of the odum at.
tachcd, consequently the unhappy victim.
Of this disease, gradually sink into tn,
grave, unless they can find some Physi
elan WHO may make it a Speciality.
Young men are the most frequent suffer
erS from this disease, although MANY
adults are most deplorably afflicted will
Il.
1t is destroying the flircst Of America
wrccking mind. soul and body. The cx.
tent to which this disease prevails i,
schools and families is absolutely frigltfu
appalling and beyond belief
Did not professional confidence seal on
lips, we could present pictures OF suffering
lite, ruin, and eternal misery unparalleled
in any romance.
Accurscd be that false delicacy whicl
makes parents and guardians blind ant
deaf 10 this vice.
SO little is therefore known by the
Prolc>sic.. Generally, that young men VIII,
have hccn under treatment have almos
dcSpaired of getting relief, and are passin:
rapd!y into conSum -, lsO all disease
| Ola private nature.
Mercury is the shcet-anchor Of the Pro
irs>ion generally. IL has never cured any
case. and never will.
We warrant to cure one hundred case
to every onccurcd by any other Physician
in the county.
Gail on or address
DE-. l.. T.. COLEMAN,
oct2S Nashville. Tenn.
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GubcriiatOrial.

Hon. A. s. Colyar, one Of the candi
dates for Governor, announces in the
Nashville Banner of yesterday tina. he
will address he people ct al early
day, end invites bis opponents TO meet
him at the times and places which he
designated. He Gays truly that the
people should know the views of the
different candidates before nomina
ting convention is held. lie will speal,
in Winchester on Wednesday, the I7th
inst, and the subject Of conventions
will he thoroughly ventilated. Let us
have rousing meeting, aud let the
people determine for themselves whom
they should honor in this Important
crisis Of their history.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. !. DrhDFIELD'3
T E Nj ALE REG ULAT0R
WOMhN'S BEST FRIEND"

VIII being ON the Mcnses when they have
not been established, also when they have
been suppressed from unnatural causes.
VIII cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia OF
the back and womb. Will cure painful
Mcn.trUation, and relieve the head, back
and loias Of those distressing pains and
aches. WIZ check mcnorrhaGia or lex
ccssivc now" viii cure "Whites" and
falling OF the womb, when it is the result
Of relaxation or bad health.
1t is rs sure cure in all the above dis
eases as Quininc l. in Chills and Fever.
LohitS ran cnre II emsclceS Of all the above
diseases ,gthoW recealing their complaints
tc any person, which is always mortilyns
to their pli5e and modcsty.
IT Is recommended and used by the best
physicians in their private practice.
For history Of the above diseases, GER
tiAcatcs of its wonderful cures and dircc-
tion,, the reader is referred to the wrapper
around the bottle. Manufactured ana sold
by BRADFlEID & CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price $l.50.
Mayl0-Spnly.
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c$S;- We also call especia, attention to our
Black Alpaccas. We have all grades, and
sell by retail in quantities to suit, as low
as same goods can be bought at wholesale
in New York. We shall be glad to furnish
samples.
to" We have japanese and Poplin Robes
Zoo Of cach-at great bargains.
~ We have n fine stock of Irish Linen
all %rades-Sold at most popular prices
In Shirts and Coats we offer great bar
gains. We have all grades, and the latest
styles.
~" In Shirts we offer an immense
stock. and sell ut New York Wholesale pri-
ces. We keep al! grades.
tS- We call attention to our Paper Col
lars. We sell latest stylcs-thc Neptune
linen finish, cloth button-hole-at 10 cents
per box,
n" We also call attention to our La
dies Paper Collars and Cuils.
l$- In Gents Suspcnders and Braces we
sell at New York wholesale prices. and
have the largest stock and best assortment
in the State.
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state Convention.

The Executive Committee, appointed
by the State Convention held in Nash.
vile on tho 9,h day Of June, 1868
published call, on the 7th inst, for 2
convention OF "thc Democratic and
Conservative party Of the State to rs
semblc at the Capitol in that city on
TUESDAY, the 18Th OF September next,
Mt II An, for the purpose of nomi
mating 4 candidate for Governor, and
taking such ether steps as may be nee
cssary to secure the thorough orsani-
cation Of the party"
The several counties in the Estate are
requested TO appoint delegates.
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information Wanted.

The National Democratic Executive
Committee desires to obtain the name
and postonicc address OF the Chairman
Of ii! State and County Committees +;
olso, that of ull Democratic and Con-
scwGliyo candidates for Congress.
This information is desired to enable
the Committee to supply documents,
etc, to any locality. The address
should he sent to Hon, Samuel j. Ran,
|, daI., Chairman, Washington, d. C.,
All Democratic papers throughout the
country are desired to copy this notice,
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North Carolina.

Notwithstanding the efforts which
the hhministrato las made to intim-
idatc the people OF North Carolina, by
distributing troops in several counties,
Tire Democrats have carried the Lcgis-
laturo by Il handsome majority, and
elected five out OF the seven Congress-
men, Icing gain Of four members.
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Washington College.

Tennessee was highly honored at the
Commencement Exercises of Washing
ton College. Virginia, jurc 81. 1870.
Mr.. Aston Boyd was Ceicctcd "frotn a
roll that numbers moro than one hun
drcd members as the one most worthy
to receive the highest honor within The
power Of .hc Washington Society to
bestow, to wit the "best dabatcr's"
medal and Mr.. George d. Peters was
announced as the chosen "vaieicto
riln" OF his fellow graduates
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COMMUNICATED
Wn!. Il ToilCy.

If ;hc genial, gaIIaIt and talented
Capt. y. =. Foley will consent to r1n
for the Senate, we pTedic. that he will
receive the gUIid vote OF this S'onato-
rial district
Capt. GolIcy hes liyod If Franklin
county for more tI.aA t@o year,, vas
born and raiecd in Lincoln county, aud
has been identified with the people from
his infancy, and "ha3 neYor brcaIhcd
o thought that was ret theirs The
writer has seen hin !aboring under
different circumstances, and on oil oc-
casiOn3 he proved himself worthy 81
the confluence repO3Cl in him. Being
one amoUg .hc first to volunteer II bis
c0mtry's cause, he could be seen at
the head Of Lil coMmauA, "whcn the
liyid thundcls lcapcd rs they ncYc'
!lapcd BEFORE" and fell amid the wound-
ed md ala.n IN defence Of these people.
And now, Capt. 4, being unable 70
perform manual labor from said wound,
AID there being 10 young man in the
State better posted in the politics Of
the country, if he will consent Tor the
people to give linn a lift, I'm sure che
viii roost higher in the faturo.'
CDNEED
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why stand We Here Idle ?

We invite the earnest attention Of
our readers to the speech Of Hon, ffenk
PiSlcy, Of California, on our first page,
1t is an able exposition Of the Chinese
question, and points out clearly and
lorcibly the prccipiceto which our feet
are tending,
In many Of the Northern States ire
mendoua Indignation mass meetings
have been he'd, and protests uttered
against the Introduction Of Chinese Ia
Dor, The wogk.nGmcn Of that sec
ton realize the danger that acnaet-
them, and are marshalIing their force
10 meet II. But here, in The South, the
PEOPLE are lying supineIy upon TIER
backs, the sca.incIs upon the watch
tower sleeping or noddinG upon their
posts, while New England manuFoctu.
gcrs, capitalists and boGdhollcr5 are
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Where's the Authority I?

The Union and American says that
those "parties in the South who have
had their disabilities removed, and
may afterwards be elected to Congress,
are not required TO take the iron-ciad
oath, but every other Congressman is
reduircd 10 take the oath" Please
give US the authority for this assertion.
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The Reason Why.

For the information Of the Nashville
Banner, we would say, that the reas.
ons which influenced us in declining
the publication of the articles alluded
to in last weeks issue were fully set
forth uuder the head of "NOticc TO
Candidates" in our local column.
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Best Georgia Thread, per Bale,
81 60.
BEST DOZEN THREAD, No. 700. l3 IT'S
:" - COO, u -"
900, II "

5000 YARDS Ginghams. our own brand
kitty Clyde" guaranteed uncqualcd, at
lG3ic.
5000 YARDS Glasgow Ginghams, 1917
lO,o9o YARDS Washington Ginshams
at ~ &c,
5000 YARDS Manchester Lcno, best
make French finish. zoe.
5000 YARDS brighton Mixture, 20c.
$500 YARDS i'oylin Mixture, zoe.
5,OOO YARDS Printed JacUnct. l5c.
5000 YARDS White pcgua, 1872.
5,COO YARDS Fine Alpaca, in stripes
and checks. - &c.
5000 YARDS Alpaca Chilli, 221Sc.
5000 YARDS Paris Lenas anu Grcn a.
dine, plain and in stripe, l2llac.
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ATTENTION.

I AN NOW OFFERING Ny FARM
L situated about 2, ofa mile from Win
chester. on the road leading to Estill's
Springs. containing 75Or 50 acres of good
tillablc land. with two good dwelling hous-
g. one OF them only about Onehalf mile
from the Public Square, there is 4 good
well ofncvcr falling watc- under roof With
lie Kitchen, there are four or Eve hun
dreI fine trees of selected fruit on the place
ail young trees, about half of which are
three years old. There is also on the place
Il good water power, there is also good
cabbin for farm hands. Ny price ihall be
liberal. terms one third cash, balance one
and Two years. with interest come and see
ne, will give good bargain.
W. ". TAFT,
Inar3-tf
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SeWanee Collegiate Institute
Ninchcstcr, Tennessee.

The Fan Term will open on the Goth of
August, $50, the usual ten months ses-
sion.
The new Principal laving no other en-
%a@cmcnti to occupy him. will give his
undivided attention 10 the scnuol. A.
GOOD academic instruction rs can be found
anywhere will he given. 1t Is the object
to buili up Il fine preparatory school, so
that boy leaving here iOr College will be
able To enter ;hc sophomore class at least
This is something very much needed in
This community, and 4 liberal patronage
gwen for one year, or at the iur;hcst two
years, a iloUri,hinS school. doing honor to
the community. Will be established.
The Principal can comiiJnd the very
best assistance. il the school grows to such
a ri: - 20 require ii.
rs" Terms, - TO So per month. payable
quarterly, POSITIVELY Is ADVANCE.
ID. u. RAMSEY,
juIy2S-2m Principal.
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Notions and Fancy Goods.

R<<1N~ssWc sell best Waterproof Caps
sAs>'s-s at Zoe per box; best Musket at
Zoe per box; good Linen llandkerchicfs at
lie each; superior White Cotton Hose at
Zoe per pair; superior Brown IIalf'lIosc mt
lOcts per pair; hest Threc-ColI Spool
Thread soc per dozen; best Flax Thread,
all numbers. 81 per pound; Pins and
Needles, Sc per paper; Toilet Soap. in
great varieties, at less than half regular
prices,
c4s" Fine Si!ver-platcd Ware at manu-
iacturers' wholesale prices. (Send for
price lists.)
~" In Ladies' Skirts, we offer the very
best ut Sl.2j; and the Lily Skirts,'-Fail
styles for lS10-at manufacturers prices.
from nc to - 90.
~ Best Envelopes, Zoe per bunch: bcst
Note Paper. Zoe per quirc; best Inisial
Paper, Doc per box,
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ANNOUNCEME NTS.
CONGRESS-.

MARTIN-We are authorized to announce
Col. Matt Martin, Of Manchester, as can
didale for Congress for this, The 4th Con-
grcs3ional District.
DRoMGooIr.--We are authorized to an.
nounrc j. +. Dromgoolc, Of Rutherdford
county. candidate for Congress from the
Fourth Congressional District. Election,
November, $50.
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The New York Herald, in ar article
on The corn crop, concludes Us follows
ave would say, however, TO every
farmer concerned, North and South
make and save as much Of this crop as
possible, for by next winter the product
of an acre IN corn may be worth more
in cash than IN acres yield in cotton
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For Sale!

A lot Of household and Kitchen surni-
ture. Only been in Use since Fcbruar,
last. and oi course is almost n good a. new
but vii! be sold az much under it, origina
cost. Any one needing q fine cooking
stove. should not Tail 20 apply IL once. fol
one is now offered for much less than on,
of the kind could be bought here or q,
Nashville. 1t is the Charter Home No. Z
For particulars apply ut this office.
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Tn Chanccry at Winchester.

Jos. Miller and John Is. Nlarch VS.. James
w. Buchanan, Administrator, etc, of
W. W. BrazcltOn, decd.
In this cause, on motion, it appearing to
the Clerk 4 Master from the bill which is
sworn to, that defendants. JAS. j. Pryor
and wife Mamie r., formerly Mamie
Brazclton, are non-residents of the state,
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon them.
1t ID therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear before the Clerk and Mas
ter on or before the 4th Monday in Janua-
~ next, and plead, answer or demur to
accomplishments bill, or the same will be ta-
| ken tor confessed, and set tor hearing cX
parte as to them
Witness my hand, at office, July s. 1870.
ii. Il. ESTILL,
Clerk Il Master.
| july20-4t
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Administrators Notice!

Al persons who are indebted to the cs-
tItr OF Samuel Tanning, deed. are rcgucs-
ted to come forward and settle; ard those
having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them to the undersigned, Gully au-
thcuticated, within the time prescribed By
law. THOMAS GORE,
augll-iw Executor.
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he negro race in America is fading
rapidly away, and not many years
hence the place that knows them now
will know them no more forever. The
Stark County (OhIo) Democrat makes
The following practical remarks on this
subject.
"Ihe negro has been astonishcd to
find his children bccominga mill stone
on his neck. They consume large
part Of his earnings, and no longer
bling him honor; they disable the
wife tor TIE performance Of labor, and
! the obtaining Of wages; they are FIRE
qucntly insurmoun,ahlo obstacles to
the procurement of situations to which
the parents ere otherwise perfectly
eligible. aud which are desirable and
lucrative. In word they are vastly
more troublesome than formerly. The
eject OF thls IL what might nave been
seen from their low ideas Of morality
inraniicidc. S, universal is the prac,
ticc that even the most uTObscrvant
have remarked the paucity Of negro
infants; and tic knowledge of it has
already reached Europe. In addition
TO this. those children which are spared
are neglected, IN great measure, and
the rate Of mortality amongst them is
much higher than before the war
wish q Tar less number Of births, then,
and C. far less proportion Of infants
raised, the negro population is stricken
at lis root"
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Grant has appointed fellow at
Washington Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Court WHO was never admitted
to tie bar. There il a row among the
lawyers about it. Bat Grant naturally
thinks if he car be President, any other
lOafcr mag he Judge.
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A fire a Knoxville on Tuesday ight
Of last week destroyed the dry kiln Of
Richardson, Burr b TORY, containing
about four thousand feet Of lumber and
one hundred CORDS OF wood.