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The New York herald., 1870-08-29

The body OF an unknown woman about thirty
years OF age was found in the water between piers
Al and A8 North river by officer McAdam, OF the
Twenty-eighth precinct The body was yet warm
when rescued from the water, and the police seem
to think deceased committed suicide Coroner Rol-
Inns Will hold inquest at the Morgue
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Oliin McManus of 9s West Broadway while in-
toxicated yesterday morning, fell from third scory
window and broke an arm.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

the fire at Nos. lis and 100 Maiden lane IL stu
burning. Another explosion occurred yesterday, at
ten O'clock A. M
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

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THE EYE.

OFFS al the organs Of sense, the eye Is most
frequently the scat of disease, and yields most
readily to iudicious treatment. Atmospheric
are chief among the causes which
produce disease of this organ, and, in the Val
ley of the Mississippi, the existence Of malaria
contributes greatly TO its frequency and intcn-
si,y, Tracoma, or " granular lids Is the dis
case most common in the West and South
This exceedingly painful disease, DIR. G. b.,
NORRIS of Memphis, Tenn, has treated success
fully for several years, and we have, ourselves,
known several instances where the parties were
almost totally blind being etiectually cured by
him. There are, doubtless many persons In
the South who think themselves hopelessly
blind, but who could be restored by %iudicious
treatment, and all such, we would advise to
consult DR. G.. B. NORRIS, No. 233 Main Street
Memphis, Tenn. deelI-3m
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II i N f r

Cusuyrrs ~ treat ell private dseisas yphiiif
an forms %gonuuhtra aleet, s%ifieiufe A., com
pletoly eftiicated That numerous ,aanl rtses
resulting from sslf.ahuse. producing nnmanli-
ness. nervous debility. irrItahtiiy, cruptiuuA
seminal emissions aud finally impotcncy. per.
manenily cured Persons anlicted with delicate,
intricate. and long standing constitutional r0m
plaintsare politely invited 10 call i1t consultation,
which costs nothing. Experience, the best Of
teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies
N once efficient, safe, permanent aud which
in most cases can he used without hIndrance 10
business Medicines prepared in the establish
meut. which embraces Office, reception aud
waiting rooms, also boarding aud sleeping
apartments for patients requiring, daily person
al attention, and yapor aud chemical baths, thus
concentrating the famed mineral springs, Both
sexes, married or single, suffering from undiscre.
tons, indulgencies, or exposure, may apply aud
he cured. No matter who have failed, state
your case. Read what he says In his pamphlet,
sent to any address free. Thousands Of eases
treated annually at office and all over the coun.
try. Consultation free, personally or by mail
Office, No. is3 Third ST., bet Green and Walnut
near the postoRlce, Louisville, Ky Office hours
ga. NJ. to I p. NJ Sundays, 10 A, NJ. to ~ N
yl7-ly.
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Citation sotl,c,

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Do 700 ffffaff rnad Il afi fNuHtY
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county ~ The eouft house iefeui On H. fourth
Monday IN February 1870, then aud there W
answer IN, petition ofi q Rewirt het ~ lsv
of said deceased. md shuw cause Why fail 90.
titien, pratihg iur The sale NJ The nutth go
qnaftef VI The uofth-wes gaafisr Of scetipn 7 q
tow nship 10. range 9, vest IN Fanola county,
Mise. belonging ~ The estate NJ Harrison "
row lct, deceased, should not he granted, apd
further 10 de- and ~ shAtt such things ~
shall be considered and ordered ny The Court
ninresnid In the premises
by order OF the Court, lssncd January ~
1870. j II PIERCE, Clcrk.
Rn9p-St.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
Gerard OrOide Gold Watch.
x19. S15. x2O. S25.

We have recently brought our Improved
aOroidc Gold 10 perfection. For appearance,
style or finish and accuracy of time-keeping,
the Gerard Watches are universally acceded
to be the best. They retain their brilliancy
and color until worn out.
B6s. If after purchasing and fairly trying,
any oneis not fully satisfied, we will cheerfully
refund the money.
They are all In Hunting Gases, Gentlemens
and Ladies' sizes. Every watch guaranteed
for time and wear, by special certificate.
BkSs A large assortment "1mproved Oroidc'
chains, 81, to So. Also gentlemens' and ladies'
iewelry in great variety.
7 ndy- Beware Of limitations. Order direc'
from us or our authorized agents. Agents anc
othors applying for circulars, will lease en-
close three rent stamp for postage.
RSy- Goods sent TO be paid for on delivery
customers permitted to examine what they or
der before paying bills. on payment of Expics
charges both ways.
n6y- When SIX Watches are ordered atone
we send an extra watch (of same kind, free.
ma. Purchasers residing some distance from
express Offices and desiring TO save time an
expense, can have the goods sent safely by mai
by renting with the order) the amount re
CURED by P. 0. money order, registered lettel
draft or check, payable to our order, at our risi
\ Address plainly,
JAMES GERARD 4 CO.,
febl2-3m S. Nassau Street, New York.
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ect-elus'ered IN = ihousaat puems
deop. sialcsmauly editorials anil
witty fetariecs cherished w. The
recollection oi The Southern people.
came lack 10 ~ with an gverpow
ering effect. and scarcely able 10 r.
Ircss The tears. We stunned away into
the busy streets 20 shut ont the
thought Of the irrcrarablc loss Of
his great ecniotis, not aloue to Lou.
i%sville, butto the South. This place
owes more to the efforts Of Prentice.
in building it NJ to mighty city.
than TO ANY other man who has cycr
dwelt within lie walls. How the
I"Falls City" will repay this debt o.
gratitude to his memory rcmain
yet to be seen.
The beauty of this city in It's broa'
streets, with magnificent business
houses and palatial residences ar
too familiar to you to receive com
meut from me.
The churches OF this place ar
more numerous and finer building
than in any city in the South.
This is indeed the city of hotel.
for there are several very fine house
here. 1t was our good fortune
fall into the hands of Capt Shirle,
i. formerly of Memphis, and buildC
!. of the famous Confederate Ran
! "Arkansas,' that "played smash
things at Vicksburg in 1862 wi
is one of the proprietors of the n.
t,onal Hotel. We can confident
:, recommend this house to ourtrien'
: as q number one stopping place, al
i, besides, We think it our duty to pa
= ronize"our soldiers of the late W;
when we can do SO. Try the n
. tional once, and if you are not ple'
= ed, be so kind as to charge it to o
! account, which we know will
:, free from such entries, as all will
q pleased.
Will close this cosby letter a
. promise to write to you from {
ciunatti next week.
Yours,
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TOTHE WORKING CHASING are now
nrepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole Of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons OF eithor sex easily
crn from soc. to 81 per evening, and u propo-
tional sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls can earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see ms notlce
may send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer To such as
are not well satisfied, We will send 81 to pay for
the trouble of writing Full psrticulars, a val
liable sample, which Wilde to commence work
on, and a copy OF The Peoples Literary Com
-panion-oneo Of the largest and best family news
paper published-all sent free by mail. Rea-
der, II you want permanent, profitable work,
address f.. G. ALLEN Il CO. Augusta, Maine
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Administrators Notice.

Whereas, letters Of administration on the
estate Of William g. Crawlcy, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, by the Honorable
Probate Court OF Panols County, Mississippi,
At the November 1860 term thereof. Now all
persons having claims against said estate will
present them and have The same allowed and
registered within the time allowed by law or
the same viii. be forever barred.
JOHN BRYANT.
fcb5-et Administrator.
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Sberity-s Sale.

by virtue OF venditio exponias 10 me directed
by the Circuit court of Pamela county, Ml'siss
ippi, in the cuse ofJohn ". Bfians "a Benjamin
Watts ! win, on Monday, the ithday Of April
1870, in front Of the Court housc door, In tho
tow of Pamela, offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following discficed land
lying and being IN said county and nown ant
designated as follows, to-wit one hundred and
twelve acres, more OF less, being u portion OF
southeast quarter dissection eight, township nine,
range 1--WE west, levied on MS the property OF
said Benjamin Watts, to satisfy said writ and
costs. Sal, within lawful hours.
". G. McGoWEM
fcle.bt Sheriff.
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No Crnf, No rA -snAKE 70
uoHs lstohs. Tonic syrup i the
onIy warranted CHLt RrmEpY sold.
II l. tho best. $500 Reward for
every grrin II Poison contained IN
sroxs's Toxic SYnrr. Physicians
prescribe and pronounce i iniallible.
Warranted 10 cure Cbills and Fever
or money positirely refunded.
Ask for Stones Tonic Syrup and
take no other. Sold by &C. Ward
& Bro. and W. n. wilkcrson 4 Co.
NJ. Rose Sole Agent, ~ Main st.
Memphis Tenn. augzo-ll
Religious worship at Panolc
and at Batesvillc churches.
At Pamela on the first Sabbath il
each month, by Rev. A. ii. Cald
well. second Sabbath in each montl
by Rev. G. u. Young.
Batesvillc Rev. Mr.. Shepher'
first sabbath night in each month
and the third Sabbath at II o'clock
-
Rev. Nj. Barry, the fourth Sabbatl
at IL o'clock.
For SALE.-A first rate second
hand hand pres 2fx36, for sal
cheaplat this Office.
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administrator Sale or Lands.

By virtue OF u decree OF the Probate Court OF
Panola county Mississippi, made At the January
term 1870 thereof, the undersigned as admins
traitor de bonis non Of James III. Dyson, dec,
will on Saturday, tho eth dav Of March, 1870
sell TO the highest bidder AZ The towno Of Sardis
in said county, The following lands Section
seven, az, township seven, (T), range nine tol
west, in Panala county, Mss IN parts or par
celsto suit purchasers.
TraMs cr SALE--Onet bird eash, balance in
twelve months from day Of sale with = pcr cept.
interest from date purchaccr or purchasers to
give bond with security. This administrator
to execute decd or deeds to purchaser or pur-
! chasers and take deed or deeds OF trust for the
purchase money. lSss
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FlAAERTY 8 CO.,
Funeral Undertakers

Metallic Cases, Caskets and Wooden Collins
Of all kinds, constantly on hand. Also, Self
sealing Alright Zinc Burial Gases and Caskets
largest size weighing % pounds, and of the
latest style. All orders promptly attended to-
S~terehouse, No. 3l7 Second Street,
Between Union and Monroe.)
Mr.. James Flaherty having been engaged in
this business for twenty-five years, we feel as
sured that we can give satisfaction.
Carriages and cars for hire.
Residence No. 1888 Union Street. june5-ly
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Lorillard's is an excellent article
nE q r e X A ofgranulated Virginia,
Smoking Tobacco wherever introduced
is universally admired. 1t Is put up in
handsome muslin bags, in which orders for
Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed.
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$500 Reward.

The Governor has Offered the
above reward for the arrest OF Z. 4.
Mooney, the murderer and horse
thief, who killed West in Talla-
hatchie county, a few weeks ago,
and stole his drove Of mules; Moo
ney escaped from the Jail at this
place. Exchanges please copy.
RARELY, IF EVER SEEN-goods OF
the very finest quality sold, as CHEAP
aslW. B, johnson Son are selling
tnyou fail to call, you will lose
money, See their advertisement il
other column.
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Lorillard's have now been in gem
SNUFF eral use in the United
States over ITO years, and still acknowledged
tthe best wherever used.
II your storekeeper does not have these arti-
cles for sale, ask him 10 get themj they are sold
by respectable jobbers almost everywhere.
Circulars of prices forwarded on application.
r.. LORILL.fRD j. Co., ~. ".
ja22-2m
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Loriliard's
VAC HIT CLUB
Smoking Tobacco

made Of the choicest leaf grown; IT Is anti-ner-
vous in It's effects, as the Nicotine has been ex'
tracted; il leaves no disagrceable taste after
smoking, IL is very mild, light in color and
weight, hence one pound will last as long as
of ordinary tobacco. In this brand we also
pack orders every day for first quality Nicer.
schaum Pipes. Try it and convince yourself n
Is all il claims to be, 'THE FINEST or ALL.'
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Z en- our iate visit to Memphis, we
lad occasion to call on DR.. VooRHIEs,
who is one of the most prominent
Opthalemic Surgeons in America.
He has many patients from this
county.
We yefer, our business friends tc
o the card Of Z. G. Leonard & Co.
Cincinnati, to be found in another
column. This is one Of the besi
hardware houses in this city, an(
we can cheerfully recommend a tria
of this house before purchasing
elsewhere. Capt. Mccall of Thu
house was in the Confederate army
and is a fine business man and de
serves patronage.
SrIx, KRousE & Co., Cincinnati
Wholesale Clothicrs, solicit tn
patfonsgoV of our merchants, am
refer to their card in another column
This house is too well known to tn
business men of our county to nee
reference.
w. NJ. SEAy, with Tapp, Walls
& Berry, Louisville, KY, presen'
his claims, as will be seen by refc.
ence to card in another column,
the merchants of our section, for
share oftheir trade. Mr.. Seay live
in Memphis from 1853 to the con
mencement of the war, when he e
tered the G. 8. Army, and remain
through the war, then returned
Memphis and remained in busine
until uhe 1S89, since that time
has bsenwiA The house above rcft
red to. He is favorably known
many Of ourcitizens.
The Ball at the Mathews Hou
on the 22nd INST, was quite a $,
cess, Notwithstanding the extrel
bad weather. Many of the fair a
lovely daughters Of our County
vored th6 od easion with their pr
enoe. . The excaleut Dixie Ba
from Memphis, was in attendar
All enjoyed Themselves well
went of pntch pleased wit the pa
and the manner in which it
conducted.
The Legislature will meet on
9th Of March the second Tues
after the signing by the Presto
of the bill re-admiting our State.
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CoxFrcrioxAny.-The best place IN Ven
phis 10 get unaiulierated coniectionaries V =
August Beri0us wholesale and retail es'ah
lishment Nus. TAI and l3o Poplar Street.
Our patrons should remember this and wheI
they visit Memphis act accordingly.
decl8-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-23
The Situation in Europe,

The expectations of all the world, ex-
cept those who were initiated into the Sc
crets of the Prussian Cabinet, have been
completely contradicted and confounded
by the events of the last two months
Every one expected France to take the Of
fensive and to carry the war into tho Ger
man territory. Every one believed her
army to be in the highest state of discip-
line and efficiency, not only as to numbers
but as to all those administrative depart
ments without which the most splendid
army becomes paralyzed and useless
Every one supposed that the French Gen
erals, trained in school of constant war
fare in Africa and elsewhere, would exhib-
it the highest perfection Of military
science, and that their practical experience
in the field would give them an immense
advantage over the theoretical strategists
of Berlin.
The result has been just the reverse of
all these anticipations. Franco, thrown
upon painful defensive, has seen her ar
mics driven back and rolled up from the
start, until after the most disastrous capt.
nlation on record, she stands at bay in
her capital and along the lines Of the Seine
and theLoire. Her army, although as gallant
as ever the Old Guard of the first Napoleon.
seems to have been an ill-ftting, ill-work
ing, disiointed machine, deficient in num-
bers, badly supplied and badly distribu-
ted her reserves completely unready,
her administrative departments eaten up,
and rotten by corruption and peculation,
and, to cap the climax, her commanders,
educated IN q school OF partisan warfare
against barbarous enemy, seem to have
allowed all the precautions OF regular
armies to fall into complete disuse. The
French, whose regulations for outpost
duty. pickets, videttes and erandguards
have been the field manual of all the
world, seem in this war to have neglected
The most ordinary precautions for guard
ang themselves against surprise, and have
therefore undergone some inexcusable re-
verses.
In war like this. in which everything
has goneST contraries, we may expect a
continuation of the same unexpected
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NCrth Carolina.

former United States official, who has been
in North Carolina since tho commencement OF
the political campaign there, returned here.to-
q very quiet aud peaceful State. But Two COM
panies of Kinks troops are IN commission, and
consequently nothing Eas been heard Of recent
outrages. Soon after the election there was
very general PC me pas to
committee was cent to Washington aud further
North to confer with Leading Republicans for
that purpose. Time and the facts, however, have
so far notified them that the project has been
very generally abandoned. aud il is1doubtful now
il even q single Conservative Congressman elect
will have his seat contested.
So writes the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore San. There was neverva
more quiet and orderly election held in
the United States than in North Carolina
in August last. Exceptin Caswelfand Ala
nance counties, which were occupied by
Kinks troops, there was a free election.
In those counties the people were not per-
mitted or were afraid TO vote. The cleo
ton in those counties will, of course, claim
the attention of the Legislature. ajCD
So far as the State is concerned it. has
always been peaceful and quiet. All the
disturbances Vi eh have occurred, and
they have not ks<h in proportion to those
happening i'll Ne Northern States, owe
their origin }6nfs lavlessness of few
bands of organized. descrters from the
Federal and 9Co1federate armies, mostly
negroes, or krotTa welI-ssrounded want OF
confidence jpz$Se or two Radical judges
When iustl9fs neted out without regard
to Grace, oesr previous condition." or
to politieM6pinions. then men will no
longer baud themselves together for pro-
lection saai6st&Siminal7 who seem to have
judicialpinnGnity from punishment.
There is not more peaceful law abiding
and patriehez9hple in the Union than are
the cf1zSHsf North Carolina.
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events. 1t has become the general opinion
that Paris would not stand siege on &C
count of many demoralizing causes, and
we have been ourselves inclined to share
this opinion. But q change seems to have
come over the spirit of the French and the
Partisan people, and terrible earnestness
seems to have been awakened among them.
The expulsion from Paris of many OF the
dangerous, the disaffected and the use
less will facilitate greatly the defence. The
perfect tranquility, seriousness and deter
m;nation of the population are attested
from every source and the immense sacrl-
fees already made in the devastation OF
the most beautiful region on earth are an
earnest of still greater sacrifices 10 De
made, Unnecessary, to save the country from
dismemberment and dishonor. The world
presents nowhere within the same COM
pass. such a combination of natural ana
artificial beauties as was to be found IN
the parks, the woods, the palaces OF ST.
Cloud, Versailles, st. German. Meudon,
Boulogne, Sceaux, Neuilly, BelleVille, Vim
cennes. Fairy like landscape gardens
adorned with artificial lakes and cascades,
beautified by architecture and statuary IN
their most bewitching forms, made the en-
virons of Paris the wonder OF the world
Now, all is destroyed, abandoned to the
axe and the torch, which have spared moth
ing, not even the smallest clumps OF trees,
within range of the guns Of the fortltica-
tione
Four hundred thousand men under
Trochu, seemingly animated by the best
spirit, will defend the city, while immense
armies are forming behind the Loire, at
Lyons and in the West; and Bazaine IN
conquered, still stands defantly near Metz.
Prussia has thrown her best reserves into
the conflict, and France is barely begin
ming the strife in earnest. Let Paris resist
but twenty days, and the maxim of Ma
poleon the First will be verified: " Victory
| belongs to him who holds the last re
serves"
We havo said it before no nation af
powerful as Franco, as densely populated,
| rs rich in all tho elements of defence, can
DO conquered by anything short of q coali-
ton of all Europe, provided the popular
heart can be fred and the popular spirit
aroused. Every letter and cvory dispatch
that has lately come over the cable proves
that tho French nation arc awakening IN
their might and arc resolved never to
Weld one foot of their soil. II this be 80,
Prussia will act wisely by agreeing 10 an
LonorabIc.pcaco after tho glorious and un'
| paraNcIcd success OF Lor arms.