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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-24

lMPOHTANT.--TIiOSE WHO
have attained to the greatest cmincnce H.
the science of Medicine. and who have b!
IL lifelong study OF. and experience with.
the human organism, obtained great IN
sight into the origin and pathology of dis
ease. are yet, notwithstanding all their pro-
found and learned theories. conicsScdly
cropping in the dark rs TO the first cause Of
any and all diseases that affect our race.
But this much has been clearly clucidated.
and is become an axiom with the learned
profession, that by far the greatest number
Of our ailments are directly traccnble to de-
rnngclnent Of the digestive functions. ana
if"yood digestion wait on appetite health
will be the almost uniioril result. Act
| ing upon this axiom. the inventors of DIX.
lURLEY'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
| BITrERS has been cminently Successful!
! Judging from the many testimonials that
are constantly pouring IN upon him
through the mails and plcss.) In preparing
a remedy to meet and nip In the bud ali
/ This long list Of obscure and distressing
arrangements that render "llic scarce
worth the iving.' We are GLAD to learn
that the public here are beginning TO APP
prcciatc these EllTEHS upon their in
trinsic merits and that they can be had
everywhere. Sccadvertiscmcnt in another
column.
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PUBLIC BOARDING, HOUSE.

Mrs. MA. Carter notifies the public thu,
she, has rcutcsl the Sims Tavern Hous1
and will receive transient, day, aud req,
lar boarderA ON rsasonahle terms. ShsS
fitting up the eehlllshmsat In RaoL e
aud ek$tlioeAl batrUhase 0fJhe pdUly6
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tcl,l ]
In Chanccry ut Winchester.
". II, Rrurrar, vs.. johnson. ct. ais.

W II. hVH'Saf' vs.. JOIIl7oil' ct' aiH.
On motion, and it appearing TO the Clerk
ind Master from the bill which is sworn
10. that the defendants +. G. Foreman.
t., u. i,GrhWood. j. +, Eagle, hcll Fore
man. and Eii MarvCll. are nom-rc'idcnts NJ
state OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process OF Iaw cannot be served upon
them.
It'll. therefore ordered that publication
hc made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS 10 appear before the Clerk d Mas
ter on or before the first Monday in Feb
rllary, 1870, and plead answer or dcmur to
compliments Lii, or the same will be Ia
ken forcoliicsscd, and set for hearing cX
pHrtc ~ to them. Witness my hand, 1t Of
nee. Jan, ~, 1870. ii. Il. ESTI.I,
k'3--St 10 &. IL VI.
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?. II. Curtis Dept'y Sheriff
Sheriff Sale.

Spencer & Crabtrcc vs.. W. $. Waggoner,
ct. ais, building committee Ebcnczcr
Church.
Dy virtue Of IN order of sale issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county. Tenn, in the above named cause,
will offer for sale. to the highest bidder
for cash. at the Courthouse door In Win
hester, Tenn on
Monday, March 18th, 1870,
Ebcnpzcr Church House and lot. lying in
civil district No. G of said county and
State. on Conrc's Creek. adjoining the
lands of Travis, Gray. End Others. supposed
to contain one acre. Sold to satisfy plain
tiils' demands in the above cause. tebru-
ary LIST. 1870. r. ii FINCH.
icbl7-tds---G 90 Deputy Sheriff.
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County Court OF Franklin County
Runcy H. Shastccn ct ais vs.. William Sta
pies ct ais.
On motion. ana IL appearing to the ClrH
that George staples. sophia Garnet. JEFF
iorson Lstill and wife are the heirs ut law
Of Armstrong Donaldson and wife Lncin-
Aa, deceased. uo-wiU; John Donaldson.
William iicard ANA wife, George y. Don
uldson. Van Brinkley and vie. Jones u
Donaldson Carroll ). Donaldson. are the
heirs al law Of Jacob Nanzant and wife
deceased, no-wiD; r. &. Griffith and wife
John Taylor and wife, ID. j. Nanzant. :
\. Nnn2ant, and the children Of Isaac Van,
zant, deceased. (to-wiD; Robert and lsaa,
NanHant, and j. P.S. Dunnand wife are non
residents IT the state. so that the ordinar,
process oflaw cannot be served on them
II isthcrciorc ordered that publication b,
made for f0ur consecutive weeks in TIN
Home journal. newspaper published il
Winchester Tel H., requiring said defend
ants to appear before his honor J. \. Me
Cutchcon, Judge OF the County Court
on the first Monday in March, 1870 am
make defense to said BIZ, or it will u
taken for confessed. and set for hrarin
OK par,c ~ to them.
JHo. g. ENoCHs, Clerk.
FEB it-Si 30
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Trustees Sale I!

by virtue Of deed Of trust to me exc
cntcd, on the 10th dry of February. 1863,
by VIM. G. Brooks, to seizure me In certain
debts therein recitcd, which Is registered
in the Registers Office of Franklin county,
Tcnn in Book No. g. pages 469-9-70, l Will
sell to the highest bidder for CASH, at the
Courthouse door In Winchester, on
Monday, March 2lst, 1870,
..the property known as the Mountain
House, beginning ut the corner Of the
Square of the town of Winchester, Tenn,
running southwest with Main street to
Broad street. thence with Broad street to
the corner of the lot ut present occupied
by Mrs. Mary SHRINE; thence northeast
with the fence between said Shrine lot,
the lot owned by Charles Guita, and the
lot herein conveyed. to Jefferson street;
and thence southeast to the beginning,
containing about one acre"
Said property will be sold without the
equity of redemption.
Fcb24-tds-S0 25 Trustee.
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NOTICE TO LAND BUYERS !
Look Out Now for a Bargain /!

T AM NOW OFFERING MY FARM
l. situated about "a ola mile from Win
chester, on the road, leading to Estill's
Springs. containing 75Or S0acrcs Of good
tillable land. with two good dwelling hOus-
from the Public Square. there Is u good
well of never failing water under roof with
the kitchen. there are four or five hun
dred fine trees of selected fruit on the place
all young trees. about half of which are
just in their prime. the Others from one to
three years old. There IL also on the place
a good water power. there ~ also good
cabbin for farm hands. My price shall he
liberal, terms one third cash, balance one
and two years, with interest come and see
mo, l will give good bargain.
W. NJ. TAFT.
mnr3-kf
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Sheriff sale.

". Tanksley vs.. Joseph Clcek, Jolln
sherwood 1t. ais.
by virtue of an order ofaalc to me iss-
ucd from the Circuit court Of frin.kllli
county. Tennessee, IN the above
ausc, | will sell To the highest
bidder for cash ut the Court House door IN
Winchester, on the 18th day Of March lSIo.
one tract of land in civil district NO. u
Of franklin County, on the waters o,
Of Turkey Creek bounded by the lands OF
John Nelson. John Brit, sion cameron e''
ais. containing $50 acres. more OF less, n
the land of dct. Joseph Clcek One Other
tract II, civil district no of said county
bounded by tho lands of Robert, Daniel
Lewis Davidson. Charles Hates. ct. ais.
containing 100 acres. more mr. less. rs the
land of dcit John Sherwood. Said two
lluct Of land will be sold to satisfy said or
der of sale. og ten thousand dollars.
march 81 1870.
=. II. Curtis DeDl,y Sheriff.
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In Chancery at Winchester.
Marion Il. Cobb vs.. Nathan II. Davis
and others.

Marion x. Cobb vs.. Nathan Il. Davis
and others.
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill which l.
| sworn to, that defendants. II. +. Walker.
Sarah Jane Walker. NJ. NJ. Cltca and wife
Mary. Jesse Golden. Green Cobb, James
Pulaski Cobb. and the heirs Of Araniinta
Cobli. are non-rcsidcnts OF the State OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said non resident ie-
PENDANTS to appear before the Clerk add
Master on or before the fourth Monday In
JUN + next and plead, answer Or demur
to complainant's bill. or the same win be
taken tor confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as to them. Witness my haml af Of
ilcc, February 10, ls70.
II. II. ESTIET.
febl7 iw Clerk and Master.
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Land for Sale 7!

j. s. Mcclure, VS. W. W. Conway and
Wife, ct ais.
By virtue of Il decree of the County
Court. pronounced at the February term.
1870, in the above cause. ! will, on
Monday. March 18th, 1870,
offer for sale. ut the Courthouse door IN
the town Of Winchester. the tract OF land
Of which Jane Mcclure died, seized anu
possessed. containing "A acres.
The biddings to commence ut ~ w per
acre.
Said land will be sold on n credit of IL
months. except the sum of 10 per cent. In
cash, which Is to be paid on day of sale.
Notes with approved security Will DC
required, and Il lien retained until the
Whole of the purchase money Is paid.
JNO. q. ENOCIlS. Clerk.
Feb. A-tds--$7 80
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

The undersigned requests all who have
Real Estate CIR sale in Franklin county. TO
call un him AMI furnish n description OF
their property apd prices. Purchasers will
be shifted In land and prices by giving him
"A call. TON GREGORY.
April y. Real Estate Agent.
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Pat Townsend, Plaintiff, vs.. James Town.
eend, Defendant, (bOth colored.)
IOrivina1 Attachmaut

| send, Defendant, (both colored.)
(Original Attachment.l
Whereas, Pat Townsend applied to JnO
W. Williams, j. p. for said county. on the
18th day of February, 1870. in accordance
with the laws Of this State, for an original
attachment against the property Of james
Townsend, for debt on an accnuut of said
attachment having been levied upon the
property of said James Townsend, and
returned before me on the 18th day of
February. 1870, and 1t also appearing to
ME that said James Townsend Is a nOn-
resident Of this State, and Il resident of
the State Of Alabama, SO that the ortlina-
ry and regular process of law cannot DO
served upon him.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. newspaper published I'm
winchester, Franklin county. Tennessee,
requiring the said James nsend to an
pear before me on tho 10th day of Septe,n.
Der, 1870, ut my Office in the town of Win
chester, In said county, 1t being a Justice
OF tile Peace Court, to defcnd the above
suit. or judgment by default, ex parte. viii
be given against him.
Witness my hand and seal, this tho oath
day Of February, lS7O.
THOs. FINCH,
j. =. tor Franklin 70. Tenn.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ESs.



cine Is not prepared like iluil extracts or
dlnarilNnha'. (n!ust of which contain very
little of b virtues of the articles from
which they are mndc,) but Is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
by an experienced Chemist and Pharma-
and it contains all the active prin-
cipics Of We articles from which it's pre-
pared. Hhtghly concentrated and pleas
ant form. The "Rosadalis' Compound
therefore gives universal satisfaction to NJ.
Physicians and patients who have tested
it in diseases ofthc Blood. Liver Kidneys,
or Bladder 1t has been highly recon-
mendcd and approved by the Medical Fac
ulty wherever 1t has been introduced. anc
is now being used with the most decided
success in the practice Of some Of the most
eminent Physicians in the United States
"a" For sale by lIutchins Il Warner
| Druggists. Winchester Tenn.
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Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 10, lsa
Hurley's Ague Tonic,
NO ARSENIC-NO MERCURY.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE
The only remedy for Chills and Rus
or Ague and Fever, that is or can b, u
pended upon is lIurleys Ague Tonic
There have been thousands curvlh
using it who have tried the usual rencdI,
without benefit.
The following certificate from relhl,
citizen of Mississippi, speaks for itself:
Meridian, Miss, Oct. H. 1853
Mr.. r. Y. II. Chadwick:
Dear Sir: This is to certify that bought
from you, by your recommendation, a6o.
tie of llurley's Aguc Tonic and it cNN
two cases of Fever and Ague,of Is months
standing. | cleerfully recommend lIgs
lcy's Tonic to the public generally.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN Il. WRIGHT
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MOTHERS TAKE NOT1Cr
DIR. SEABROoK's
Infant SOOTHING SYRm
Price Ok cents L..n
Price % cents per bottle,

wv ~ SSh'" PSl DOlIlc,
Use in the future only M,ABPOovy
Pleasant to take. Invaluable in H III. y
lowing.diseases: :" "'s"'
Summer Complaint, Irregularities o,o
Bowels. Restivcness, Tccthinr, &r VI ny
Givcs health to the child and rest 10 4
mother. III
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 70, lsa
Jas. Ruddle Il Co.. Louisville \,
When living in your city used sa m.,,
bottles of DIR. ScabroOk's Infant SootL t,s
Syrup, and found it to do my child m".
good and it would rest better after n ,"v'
it than any other. remedy. Gun .ay WIKI
confidence it is the best medicine for c JIt
dren at present known. Iwish YOU w", i
get the druggists here to keep It. Ifmr
one does please let me know; il not ,pri
me one dozen by express, and will Mr
for it ut the Office here. Write me vi,,
you read it, and oblige
Mrs. SARAH l.. RANDOLPH
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BLANK BOOKS.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF JOURNAL RULED
IA AND RECORD BOOKS, just received per d. c. MUIR
RAY and for sale by II. M. WHITNEY
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The ,IIthsrIess Ladies' Lament.

"Ts thz pgir doVIs Iadiis, the mithsrIess BARN"
The days game, the flowers has dyned
ava,
But bHthey btthey stormy weather,
Nor care though Winter aye If bat had my mither
Oh Simmer back again, the flowers viii countless
spring,
An a. around a. up abuns the birds viii blithey sing,
But Oh mair viii be bhe when gownies deck the lea,
For Simmer Wilma bring again my mither back tae
sometimes think fun play afdies bthe meet
But thochts o her my greet
Yon happy Iaddies their play bhe they're theghe
But they hae nOcht max wac they
Ilfhs--
But uuithers - alike no. guild an in
For tvgahree addies that dune till
Yet bite an happy they sui them beIa
They're a eomPared wi me, for
Nv u1,tsrs game NY urher's game a STILL
Had she been spared till big. it wad been iTi
6;if .he vas zasn sune, hoo born aya'
Or hoo was Ift here my when she taen ava!
Oh there's AZ thocht think aye pains keen
fear ! fear v-tsna aye guilds I sud hse been
To think tla. made her wae an her for awa'-
III. this its this glr greet an pains mast o al
O. v.d she, wad sLe again. though only for wee
But H. she'll again, it wilma, Gamma bei
ken sudaa h sac Ill su,ina greet sair-
IL doe nae guild, ken, ken-but oh she'll come mar
on viii try TO be content, an pine wrang;
But .Ine may asain-we be nae be lang
Aa' Oh best hour has far far frae pain
care,
Oh happy aoch wen again, an neer be parted mair
Selected.
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~ residing in the Eastern United sates saD
enclosing GrSsnLacks L. States Tvs
Gents Postage Stamps for such amount they wish 70
cards inserted per above table fer the time
paid for.
~ Business Cards when prepaid for gear, allowed
rates for transient advertise
when paid or charged quarterly.
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CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.
Blank Legal Forms.

vUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
and will hereafter keep for sale, Blank Forms such
Sale Purchase Of Real Estate Mercantile
Transactions &c. &c. Among them be found the follow
ingi
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering Of Vessels,
POWER or ATTORNEY Three fo6r different forms
special and general Powers Of Attorney
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
COPARTNERsHIP, for Mercantile, Manufacturing Agri
cultural Co-psrtnerships,
LEASE of House Land,
BILL or SALE, OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, Of Real Estate,
CHATTEL MORTGAGE, Of Furniture Personal Property
SPECIAL CO-PARTNERsHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE or APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED or REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master Servant three
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate Tor purchasers and
Manufacturers,
SHIPS MANIPEsTs. Bills OF LAdIng, &e.. &c.
az These blanks printed document paper
and in the latest style Orders from promptly
attended 20.
Price per Single Copy, % Cts.j or 50 per Doz.
For sale by Ce40 6m) II. NJ WHITNEY.
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Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or other Charges
in any part OF the Group.
Payable Always in Advance

Back numbers Of the leading Mhgaznes aso Of Hnrper's
Weekly Leses Illustrated the London News-hlways
Files made up short notice for waemen and tray
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HYMAN & BROTHERS,

IMPoRIEEs,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing
HATS, FURNIsHING GOODS,
Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes Yankee Notions &e
Capt. SHoD's Building,
No. 20 MERCHANT ST, (723 Iy) HONOLULU
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OFFICE INKS!
Extra Fine Commercial Note Paper,

I'm ONE DOLLAR PACKAGES.-C
II GRESS aid ether White Letter Paper.
Ruled Overland Paper, In 81 packages,
Lawyers' Brief Paper. Congress Cap,
Broad and Marrow Bill Paper.
For sale cheapby (6e8 2m) II. M. WHGNEH
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New York Correspondence-No. SO.

Tie Cgl1faq Of Lent TTUiq1as College Dinner
tttDt Hal Iad C,tpt. SeLfrdJs-Ihe Pneumatic
TrlaSt-NsJc Pu5iicafiOas-The Season.
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ID. n. FLITNER,
his old business in the freproof building
Kaahumanu Street,
hron0meers by observations of the and stars
with a instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention svento
fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant
glasses silvered and adjusted Charts ana
nautical instruments constantly
6s6 hand and for sale. 1y
ID G. WATERMAN & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Especial paid the of the Whaling Fleet by
furnishing funds purchase and sale Exchange
Bone, Merchandise and the procuring Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLAND, JR. & Co., New Bedford
". &. +. POPE, ESQ.,, do.
J. c. MERRILL l. Co, San Francisco
CSC 1y
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DONALD DINNIE-Is the name Of the
Scottish athlete that has been setting all
New York agog Of late. The Tribune
says that in all games requiring muscle he
exceeds all competitors about one third.
He threw the .heayy hammer weigh
ing Is pounds, 9s feet Il inches. In the
contest at .Edinburg this year, he threw
hammer of the same weight 1I6 feet.
In "tossing the caber"--a beam IT feet
9 inches in length, s inches at its great
est and 4 inches at its smallest diane.
ter-he had no competitor, as none could
be found with sufficient strength to throw
It SO that it would turn on end as re-.
luired. Donnald threw the log. and
made it turn on end as required. amid
the widest enthusiasm He is a nrod;ov
Of strength, and has won some seventy
gold and silver medals in such contests
on his native heath
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RTCDEsT1|-

Holders eff yieE1cfs - the Gift Concert in
ad Of the Mercantile Library Ass citation,
hereby notifiei that I'll Con5ert is postponed until
nToaday, October alst, 1870.
Cnexpaeted interference. have eperated to mako
this delav necessary 10 accomplish the result of
freeing tle Library from debt, without recourse
to other privileges granted hy act Of the Legisla-
tar, passed Eebru4ry -, 1870.
Tbs is positively th only p6stpoaeinent which
Will be made. The Concert VIII take place he
day above named, commencing at . o'clock a M.
and To continue until all the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in bank arc considerably
more than sufficient t. insure the successful com
pt,tiol Of HE contract with the pullic.
The salc of tickets will positively close on
Friday. the 18th day ct 0ctoher, 1870.
AN tiekefs remaining unsold al that time viii
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They will
be advertised by their unber-, ou the 29th day
Of O. toh-r 1870, in orc OF the daily pa
pers u this city. Any dminntiou thus made in
the number of tickets to be drawn, will not effect
the number or amount Of gifts. They will be as
here tofore advertised, to-Nit: G2s gifts, amount
ing in all to S5Gu.0G0 gold
Ticker holders residing out Of san Francisco
will rceeve daily accredited lists o. the awards of
& Is which will als2 be published in the leading
San Francisco daily papers. the first OF No
yelnber. 1870.
Delivery of gifts will commence November 3D.
1870 AT the Office, No 81 Califirtia street, to all
paties presenting tickets II which gifts have been
awarded. Al glf awarded . non residents will
be bell to their order and for their account.
noBEkf b. SWAIN. prest. n. L. A.
w II. l.. BARNES. Vice President.
W. G. RALSToN. Treasurer.
THos. II. HAYES, Recording Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER, Cor. Sec'y.
TRUSTEES.
w Ashburner. j. NJ. McNul;y, A. NJ. Eoets,
". +. Wood, A. P. ELICIT. Isaac Worrnser,
" G. Badger, F B. Reynolds, saml Hubbard.
BUSINESS AGENTS.
MAURICE DoRE Il CHARLES Il. PETERS.
l-sio No. 3Is Calf roia street. 2m7o
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Mt. HooD-From a communication
in the Oregonioa, fron the pen Of Prof.
Collins, Of Forrest Grove, We are inform
ed that, by his measurement, Mt Hood
is eleven thousand two hundred aud
eighteen feet high, seven feet lower than
the measurement Of Col. Williamson,
made some three years since. The Pro
tessor thinks old Mt Hood in former
years exercised all the functions Of a
volcano, instead of liquid lava, throwing
out vast quantities Of volcanic ashes.
which have now become hardened into
tufa or porphyTy- The Old crater is
about FIVE hundred feet deep, but most
of the ruin has disappeared Hot sui
phurous vapoTs still issue from the old
crater.
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former were driven off Firing heard at
Paris, yesterday, IRON the direction of
AIeiua.
hallway between Paris and Lyons has
been stopped, aud ati bridges v lIich can
be reached will be destroyed t. night
Gen Treehu says 7e.0U0 willing men
can save I'afis /; the city IS unaplrgaeh
able If It's defenders are properly armed
There arc reasons 20 pretllct Happyre-
suits lron peace neg citations nov pending
LoSioH, Sept. 14.--Advices from
Str{ {sbur@ are that the defense is drawing
10 ciose and surrender imminent, from
failure ot amalaition and provisions
BERLIN, Sept. lf-Ca;astroplle at
Loan increased the i'll feeling against the
Freaeh-censidered barearoas aud op-
posed 10 all modern warfare.
TotRs Sept l4-Gleat number Of
bridges around Paris blown up to day
TIE WOOD, 1--we been set or fre, aud all
bail iE02s ..seiy u offer refuge to the
enemy destroyed.
! Toul., Selt. Il = B1mbardrncnt Of
the eIfE has beca continuous for 8 hours
City Damaged bat defense continues
Prussia, af the request Of Switzerland,
ha- ceasesttel to permit aou-cou,batuts
70 Ieasa 5trssJass
ttHls. Sept. II Paris journals sar
tht1 tiny have .st,le harc ot mediation
I,anoraG ,!st Isazsifa has arrived il
Paris, but tie port Is mt confirmed
BsEssELs. Sept II. = Belgium has
tot yet received io nlaI notification Of the
establishment, ol Z, public
SEDAN, Sept. / following has been
received ia Ia1i7 Slea-Gnr-s, Serf .