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RUSSIA.
Censor OF the Press Removed.

Censor Of the Press Removed.
ST. PETERSBURG, October lS.-The
Censor Of the Press has
been removed for permitting attacks by
newspapers on the King OF Prussia,
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S1TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
In Chancery.

~ 'pulIAN Nil'AlN ''uAN'
Eliza Jane Armstrong
vs.. IN InanCeGN.
William Il. Armstrong. }
The object OF this suit is to obtain decree
of divorce, a rineuld mdtTimOrlu, upon the
ground that for more than three years the
defendant has wilifully abandoned and de-
serted the plaintiff, and that he Is sentenced
To confinement in the penitentiary: and
also To obtain custody OF their child, ali
mOny and other proper relief. And II ap-
pearng from an affidavit in this cause that
the defendant, William B. Armstrong, Is
not a resident Of this State, on motion of
plaintiffs counsel II is ordered that the said
defendant do appear within one month
from the 9th day OF September, 1870, and
do what is necessary TO protect his interests.
september. 29th, 1870.
MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
Clerk.
The defendant will take notice that the
plaintiff will take the dispositions OF wit
nesSeS in her behalf, nj the Law Office of
Peck & Cochran, on Fourth street, in the
city of Wheeling, West Virginia, on the 9th
day of October, 1870. and from time To time
thereafter. until completed.
September 29th. 1870.
PECK & COCHRAN.
Sepan Att'ys for pl'H
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DANCING ACADEMY ,.
Wishes to announce that his Class for
Young Ladies'. Misses and Masters,
PROF. BAGAR

Assemblies on TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 3 O'Clock, and tor Cen
tlemen on MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, at \ o'clock.
Bs-Particular attention given TO the In
struction of Children.
Ladies or Gentlemen desiring TO receive
private lessons, can find me at my Hall any
lime during the day, in MCLAINS NEW
BLOCK. No. 6 Monroe street.
T. PS.-The best music In the city furnished
for private parties on reasonable terms.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5th, 1870

NIT, Gle Chantal.
nor THE CONVENIENCE OF MUSIC
II Pupils our conveyance will leave Mr..
Chas. Behler's Confectionery Store on
Tuesdays and Fridays, at II! +. VI. precise
IL. returning to town the same evening.
Mr. JOHN LIST,
Sepla or Mr. CHAS. BEHLER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Real Estate AGENT.

I q. HUGHES, REAL ESTATE AGENT
-. buys and sells real estate, stocks, 6o
Rents and collects house rents. Also collects
notes and accounts Ofice on Chapltne
street, between First and Second streets
Centre Wheeling
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For Sale.
- THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT
- number 4. in square ., in the Town
of south Wheeling, with two story
frame dwelling thereon. containing fouT
rooms. VIII be sold low by
L. g. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
ing octD
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For Sale.

nBEstablished 1870.
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mittee have heretofore discharged its du-
ties. 1 doubt not it will be done. These
~challengers ought not only to watch bali
loting, and challenge all persons whose
right is doubted, hut make a minute OF
every ease. pariiculariziBg not the name
alone, but the personal appearance n
residence of every voter of whose right
to vote they have, a reasonable doubt.
And when the election Is oyer they ought
to report the result of their labors
to the committee, who will TAXI
steps at once 10 prosecute, to the utmost.
extent of the law, every rascsl
who has committed or attempted
to commit q fraud upon the election
laws; let his color or previous or present
condition be what it may, see the funds
necessary to do this and all the profess
sionsl services gratis, which will be re-
uuired, will DO placed at the disposal of
the Committee. j respectfully ask the
Committee 20 act at once without regard
to what carpers may say. The writer of
this will give freely both money M
services to prosecute. W.
The suggestion Of our correspond
ent is a good one. The purity of the
ballot-box must be maintained, and
those who would corrupt it should be
punished. The penalty for illegal
voting is severe and we trust every
man, whether white or black, who en-
deavors to east an illegal vote will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law. Let every good citizen attend
the polls in the ward in which he
lives, and when he sees a scoundrel
attempting to cast a fraudulent vote,
have him arrested on the spot. If the
elections are not honestly held, the
ballot-box is a mOckery, and a source
of corruption and untold evils instead
of the blessings it was intended to be-
stow upon the people.
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We have received a communication
bitterly assailing one of the Democrats
whose name has been suggested as a
candidate for Congress. Such COM
~munieatiOns cannot find a place ir the
APPEAL. Our columns are open to
our party friends, to urge their re-
spective favOrites; but we cannot give
space for matter which legitimately
belongs TO the Radical and independ-
ent press. This is no time for crimi-
nation and recrimination. We had
much rather defend our champions
than to assail shem. Wecare nothing
for the political antecedents of men 20
they have for the last four or five
years opposed Radicalism, favored
enfranchisement, peace and the con-
s%titutiOnal Democracy. Let Us have
united councils. Let us pledge our
selves to harmonic in the choice and
support OF candidates, and disapp0int
utterly the hopes of division among
ourselves entertained by our adveT-
saries. We have no favorite to urge,
and no one to oppose. All the names
mentioned are worthy of the cordial
and enthusiastic support Of the party.
III Robert +. LOOney had no disabili-
ties his nomination would be highly
probable. Robertson Topp would
make an able member. A. T. Lacey
has a host of friends clamorous for his
nomination. w. w. Vaughn is
strongly urged, and has strength
throughout the district. a. II.
Douglas is favorably mentioned, and
is one Of the ablest speakers in the
district. That pure and able citizen,
Hon. George Dixon, without disabil-
tiles or objection of any kind, whose
modesty is only exceeded by his
merit, is often mentioned as the
man to represent this district
10 Congress. The name of Mi
chael Magevney begins to tower
grandly up. lie has elements OF
strength and the talent to battle in
Congress with fanaticism and des-
potism. Any Of these gentlemen, and
others we could name, would be emil
nently s~atisfactory-tO the party; and
in discussing their relative merits, we
can permit no assault in the
APPEAL upon either = assaults
which can do no good to the party,
but which, after the nomination is
made, would furnish ammunition for
the common enemy. Let US meet in
grand council at some central point
early in September, and unite in con-
sultation for the purpose of producing
such harmonious action as will en-
able US to nominate a candidate for
Congress who will insure the ascend
ancy Of Democracy.
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THE Iri6aae's special correspond
ent with the French army at Metz
reports that there seems to be no
probabihty-it almost seems no posi-
bility-Of a general forward move
ment for seven or eight days. Prus-
sian reports speak OF plans for an.
offensive campaign. Meanwhilethere
has been a trifing skirmish not far
from Metz. The tendencies OF the
Danish people and the determination
of the French Government seem con-
spring to force Denmark into HOSTILE
ties with her old and unsparing enc
my, Prussia. Austria and Russia
give definite notice of their purpose
TO remain neutral.
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THE following communication en-
auates from n of the oldest and most
prominent citizens of Shelby county:
Editors appeal; VIII not u vigilant
and active Executive Committee at once
appoint and secure the services of chal-
lengets for each voting place in the city
and county? IL ought 20 be done, and,
from the active msnner in which the COM
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THE DAILY APPEAL y
Is sent by mail 70 subscribers, one year, SO;
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per lire, or 10 cents per line, according 10
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TO CONTRACTORS.

sg VIM be Jet cut TO III lowest bidder, a
LAFAYETTE DEPOT, Memphis and Charleston
on ahe LIST day Of August, the
Ieveeing and Bridging h bottom OF Wolf
river. between Lafayette Depot and Macon
BY order of the County Court OF Fayette
eountv. N. H-ISBELL.
NJ. L. NJ. ELLINGTON,
4. j.. WALLER.
WIN. JOHNSON,
STERLING FARLEY, fEf
July Ia 1870 uyrl Commissioners.
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TI0NS.
Senior Salazary Mazarredo, one of
the deputies to the Spanish COrtes,
who has had charge of the private ne
gotiations with Prince Leopold of
Hohenzollern, published a pamphlet
advocating the nomination. We eX-
tract the following interesting portion
from it:
In the autumn of 1869 I published a
pamphlet, which L now reproduce in
great part, for circumstances prove lis
Opportuneness. The pamphlet ia
VOred the nomination of Prince Leo
pold, and was a sequel to one L pub
lished at the beginning of the year adj
voeating Don Fernando of Portugal.
The latter having refused, his sOn-in-
law is now the official candidate of the
government, and the part have Ia
ken in these negotiations moves me
to write these lines.
fall the objections made to Prince
Leopold none is more absurd than
that he is a grandson of Murat. The
Princess Maria AntoInetta, his grand
mother, was not q daughter, but a
niece, of the then King of Naples.
Prince Leopold is great grandson, not
of Murat, but of one of his brothers.
This marriage, dictated by State rea-
sons, had, when it was verified, q
significance favorable for Spain, for by
it Germany, which had been con-
quered by the French Caesar in q hun
bred battles. was allied to Murat, who
separated his arms from Napoleon,
and in 1914 fought at the side of ON
federated Europe. Thus this relation
ship had its origin in a diplomatic
combination which transformed the
King of Naples, Murdt, into an ally
of the Germans; that is to say, an
indirect ally of Spain, defending the
same cause. Those who desire to
create an evil atmosphere by rousing
the anti French sentiments OF a part
of our people, are perhaps Ignorant
that Prince Leopold is related, al
though distantly, to one of the most
ilIustrious families OF Spain, that of
the Duke de Frias, through the
Velascos. Nobody denies that in
certain respects Prince Leopold might
be a little acceptable to the French
Gnvernment, SO my first duty,
when General Prim had the
&OOUHtSS u Clld1SC A- VIII wi
cate mission which have discharged,
was to avert to this fact. He re-
sponded with phrases highly patriotic
and prudentIy political. Did we go
at first to offer the crown to a Prus-
sian Prince2 What has not all the
French press said because of the de-
ieats Spain sustained in Lisbon, in.
Cintra, in Florence, and at Harrow?
Well, If we have been foiled in these
attempts, and il it be, as it is, notOri-
Gus that the Duke of Montpensier and
the republic will equally have the
veto Of Napoleon, must the work Of
the revelation be condemned for this
to a perpetual sterility? What has
France to fear from a Prussian Prince
seated on the throne of Spain? In the
first place Prince Leopold belongs to
the Catholic branch of Prussia, sepa-
rated for many centuries from the
Protestant branch now reigning in
b srlin. Here it might not be inoppor-
tune to record that the official candi-
date Of Spain would to-day be heir to
the crown OF Prussia il his forefathers,
who had the right Of primOgeniture,
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CORREsPoNDENCF

Containing important NEWS, solicited nom
any part OF the Globe. Writer'S name and
ADDRESS required on every Communication as
private guarantees OF good faith. All com
munications recommending candidates Tor
office will be charged for.
All letters on business sbeuld be addressed
10 A. D. WrrHERsPOON, Business Manager;
and omnunieations and letters for publica-
ton, EDrTORs APPEAL
'.re.# ... W. r. HUNT, PRESIDENT.
~ TN ER E~rcRErAEY. ---
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The general stan OF Jn6 army on
native service in 1869, comprised three
Field Marshals, Is Generals Of Infan-
try (Feldzengmeister) and Generals
of Cavalry; ~ Generals of Division
and III Generals OF Brigade. There
were, besides, non-active, % Generals
of Infranty and Generals of Cavalry,
$50 Generals of Division, and 1913 Gen
erals of Brigade. The Austrian Com
manders are as follows:
l. Vienna, Baron de Monte.
2. GratZ, Marshal de John.
3. Prague, Prince de M~Ontenuovo.
4. Lemberg, Marshal Neipperg.
s. Ofen, Marshal Jacobs de Kantstein.
6. AgrRn, IriHse Dietriehstein.
7. Brun, Baron de Ramming de Reid
kirchen.
s. Innsbruck, - .
9. cara (Dalmatial Marshel de Wag-
ner.
10. Hermannstadt, Marshal de Rodich.
IL Veterinarian, Marshal Weber.
BY the terms Of the COMPROMISED
come to between Austria and Hum
gary on which was based a new army
organization, which came into opera
ton last year, the military forces of
the whole Empire are divided into the
standing army, the Landwehr or
militia, and the Landstrum. The
regiments of the standing army are
under the control of the Minister of
War of the Empire, and the Landwehr
under the control of Austrian and
Hungarian Ministers. All orders re-
lating TO great concentrating move
ments OF troops must emanate from
the Emperor, who is the supreme
chief OF the whole Of the military
forces of the Empire.
The standing army is formed by
CONSUMPTION, to which every man is
liable who has reached his twentieth
year. The term Of service is ten years,
three of which the soldier must spend
in active service, after which he is
enrolled for the remaining seven years
in the army of reserve. Quite distinct
from the standing army is the Land
weir, the term of service in which is
twelve years, but with duties limited
TO the respective divisions of the En-
pire from which it is drawn. The en-
try into the Landstrum, or general
levy, is compulsory only in Tyrol,
and Is made up of volunteers in the
rest of the EmDire.
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NAVAL FORCES OF TFALY.

The navy of the Kingdom of Italy
consisted, at the commencement of
last year, of 80 ships of war, armed
with 1922 guns. They were classified
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STRENGTH OF rnE A

The naval forces OF Austria consisted
in April, 1863, according to Official re-
turns, of forty-hve steamers and ten
sailing vessels. The following table
gives the names OF all the men-ofwar,
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nina army WAS cnmmanded in 1sI

The army was commanded in 1869
by 14,7g officers, not included in the
above returns. or these, $40 formed
the staff, while 1861 were attached to
the infantry of the line, $50 to the
Bersiglieri, 7S9 to the cavalry, and 965
to the artillery. Every native of the
Kingdom is liable to the CONSUMPTION,
and TO be enrolled either in the stand
inc army or tho reserve
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The following tablegives the names,
horse p1wer, number of guns, num-
Der of crew, and tunnage of the prin-
cipal ships of the Italian fleet of war:
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

FISHER AMEs TYLER, poliical IDS
X. n. FNGLIsU, News, River, Commercial
~ PUFEs' and CITY Editors
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ABOUT THE WAR.
Military and Naval Strength of the
Probable French Allies.
Spanish History of the Negotiations
---Lettsr from Prim---Spanlsh
Cabinet Explanations.
Eugenie's Address TO the French
Navy---The Girl of the Period
and the American Bonaparts.
England's Interest in the War---VOl-
unteers for Prussia---Bad
for France.
ABOUT THE WAR.

The possibility of an alliance of
Austria and Italy with France, in the
event of Russian declaration in favor
ofsPrussia, gives an unusual interest
to any trustworthy statistics of the
military and naval strength of those
powers. We publish the following
from the Tribune of Yesterday
although we consider it probable that
the military strength of both powers
has been largely exaggerated. There
is a great difference between the esti-
mated results of a draft based upon
the total fighting population and the
total number of available soldiers at
the disposal of a government.
STRENGTH AND CONDITION OF THE
a AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The population of Austria is 81, OOO,-
600. She has "A fortresses of the first
and second rank, namely: COmorn,
Carlsburg, Temesvar, Peterwardein,
Eek, Brod, Carlstadt, CanOve, Ar
rat, Munkacs, CracOw, Gradisch, o.
mutt, LeOpoldstedt, Prague, Brixen,
Theresienstadt, Kufstein, Linz, Salse-
burg, Buda, Ragu5a, lara and POla.
The last named is the chief naval for
hess OF the Empire. In the naval
engagement during the German-Ital-
ian war Of 1866, between the Austrian
and Italian fleets, in which the former
were victorious, the Austrian fleet
was divided into three divisions, the
first consisting of seven iron-clads,
under command of Tegethof; the
second of seven heavy wooden yes.
sells, under Commodore Petz, and the
third Of seven light wooden vessels.
According TO official returns, Aus
tria possessed at the commencement
of last year a standing army number
ing 1884 men Oh the peace footing,
and $50, 700 on the war footing. or
ganized as follows:
DESCRIPTION OF TROOPS OF TIE
STANDING ARMY. T.
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GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS.


NJ l.. MEACHAM nasfhis day associated
W. with him his son. r.. r MEACHAM,
and j. y. POSTON, OF Memphis, and A W.
kOBERIS. late Of Powell. Roberts < Co..
Brow nsviile. Tenn unuer the dFm name OF
NJ. L MEACHAAI * co for the purpose OF
continuing tie Wholesale Grocery andCOJtCn
FactOrage business, at the old stand OF
Meacham q ~Trcadweli. No. = Union street,
StOnewaIl Block, where will always be found
one of the lar. est and best selected atOcks OF
Groceries, which Will be sold at the lowest
market rates.
Mr.. Meachsm returns his sincere thanks to
his many friends and customers FOR their
Kind and liberal patronage OF past years, and
earnestly solcits for the new firm c0ntinu-
anee of the same, pledging strict attention TO
business.
Memphis, Jdly I, $50
NJ. L MEACHAM. A. w. RoErRTs.
l.. 4. MEACHAN. J.. B. POSr0S.
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The navy was manned in 1869 by
1I,9I3 sailors and 660 engineers and
workingmen, with 1911 officers, OF
whom 9 were Admirals, 3 Vice Adj
mirals, II Rear Admirals, and 104
Captains. The ma.ines consisted of ,
regiments, comprising 234 officers and
56SS soldiers.
SPANISH HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIA-
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The navy of Austria was COM
manded in April, 1869, on the peace
footing, by 2 vice admiral5, four
admirals, II captains of ships of-the-
line, Is captains Of frigates, II cap
tains Of corvettes, 100 l~ieutenants and
-34S ensigns and cadets, and manned
by 1903 sailors. On the war footing
the sailors are to number SAB men,
and the marines 1,4l0. The navy is
recruited like the army, by con-
seription from among the sealaring
population of the empire.
MILITARY STRENGTH OF THE ITALIAN
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The Sandman law of CONSUMPTION
forms the basis of the military organi-
cation of the King of Italy. Accord
ing to it a certain portion of the young
men of the age of twenty-One, the
number varying from 10000 to $4,000,
is levied annually for the standing
army, while the rest are entered in
the army in which they have to prac-
tice annually for forty-five days, and
are then sent on unlimited f~urlOughs,
but can be called permanently under
arms at the outbreak of a war.
The standing army is divided into
six corps d'armee, each corps consist
ing OF three divisions, and each di-
vision of two brigades; four or six
battaiions of "bersaglieri," or rifle
men, two regiments Of cavalry, and
from six to nine companies of artille-
~. The actual strength of the army
at the commencement of last year was
as follows, according to an official
rpturn.
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The GREAT SOOTHING Remedy

LOOK TO YOUR
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SIMMONS

Tor rhcuma
affected with loss OF &
bowels in general COS
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LIVER

painful sensation Of
something which Ougf
often complaining OF v
low spirits. Sometime
attend the disease, an,
few OF them; but the
nruan mnsL inNniRhI-
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InfqqtrG Joorg. Gerg.
so regiments OF line, each COM
posed of3 field battaliOns, 2
reserve battaltons, and l de-
pot battalion -.--------.---.. ll,Si0 1910
II military frontier regiments
of 3, and OF 4 b"sttalions.-...-- 1856 G3,S23
l regiment OF " Kaiser-iaiger"
OF TyroI, and 81 battaliOns of
"Feld-jaiger ..........-.- sO,25l 54,443
y companies of ambulance and
hospital sHrvlee----.~---. Lls0 1876
Total of infantry.-,y.- I55,57s $3.50
Lar Cdratru. Z
Il m Of drlgoons, y
heavy and 2 light; II regi-
ments of husSars, and 2 regi.
ments OF lancers....-. .......--..- 1878 1874
Tota, of cavalry 1913 1874
Artillery.
IL regiments of held artillery,
each OF "a batteries OF pieces. 1850 45,SS6
y battal ons of fortress and 2
battalioDs of mo artil-
lery 1.HS ISsS
Total of artillery ....................- S'65S 62,7H
Engineers and 7FGin.
Fragments OF Genie" each Of
4 4.b2 I5,Z4O
tsiions-~~-~~-ssg.~.~~ 1855 IA
or train~.~~~..--~~~~~.~.-- 2.4M a,lG
Total of engineers u train. 1855 1914
Miscellaneous Embellishments.
Military instruction-.----.- 2,8i 2,ZA
Typographical survey..-....-- l2S RS
COmmissariat and clothing de-
sd RaFs%s9 depaTrmsng.--- ~ 6,&sSS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 4,5Cs
Army stuos $500 $50
Military police and gensdarmes 1900 200
iablishments...@.......--.-. 3,Sss 1892
- -
iq peess,s,rTSeecnans.oni-I.l.oDDi....2 7s.47O $500