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plans made betweea Prince Gortschakeff
and Bismarck, at Ems, last June, and
that the fate of Europe rests with Beust
and Granville. In addressing the delegs-
ton at Pesth, Beust said that Austria
seeks Conference, but while abandon
ing the naturalization of the Black Sta,
the mouth of the Danube must be secured
before.
Another Russian Circular.
Another Russian circular has been is
sued.
Gen. Ignstiff has notified Gortschakoff
that Turkey was wholly prepared for
war.
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MEMPHIS

i Negro Offender Shot Dcad by an
officer.
MEMPHIS, December Q. - Fred.
Smith, coloTed, was shot and
killed by policeman Edward Haloney on
Commerce street this afternoon for re-
sisting arrest after stabbing an old
man. The inquest acquitted Maloney.
1900 Pounds of Tobacco Seized.
In the District Court of the United
States to-day verdict was rendered
against EdmOnds, Pettigrew d; Co. for
nine tfpusand pounds of tobacco seized
by the government a year since for want
Of proper stamp. 8
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THERE recently appeared in the Akron
Gern1onia a betrothal (such as is Gus
tomary in the old counTy,) q translation
of which is given below:
The betrothal of our daughter, Andrea,
with the printer, Mr.. W. G. Miller, in
Akron, Ohio, is hereby given notice of.
II. CENT? AND WIFE.
CLEVELAND, Nov. -, 1870.
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FROM SPAIN.
Protest of Queen Isabella,

MADRID, Dec. 5.-Ex-Queen Isabella
has sent her formal protest frorn Geneva
against the election OF the Duke of Acsta
as King of Spain. She states. that she
has no intention of appealing to.force.
Popular Opposition to A0sIa-
AL political factions in Spain are VIC
lently assailing Prim and the party sup
porting Aosta.
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The McMinnville(2NelO Era Of the Sth
inst. says: con last Tuesday, as q ser
want of Col Donnell was driving his
team through the woods three miles west
of town, huge bear made an attack up
on the horses, causing them to run sway
and putting upon the negro one of tn
biggest scares" possible-his eyes were
all white. Deeming discretion the bet
ter part of val0r," the negro left the
neighbOrhOod soon after the horses, and
made his way to town, reporting his adj
venture. A party Of youGg men imme-
diately started in pursuit, but the bear
could nowhere be found. This is the
first bear that has made his appearance in
our neighborhOOd, exercising his own
will, in a great while"
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Resolution introduced for HOlden's
ImPeR ChEnent.

IN ~ NEAfstNEII.
RALEIGH, Dec. 9.-Tne following reso.
luton was introduced into the House of
Representatives to-day by Mr.. Stand
wick:
'Resolved, Tha. Vim. w. Holden,
Governor Of North Carolina, be i'm.
peached for high crimes and misdemean,
ors in Office
The resolution was referred to the Ju.
dietary Committee, and will probably be
acted or tomorrow and q committee ap-
pointed to conduct the trial before the
Senate. 1t is expected that the Senate
will take prompt action in the matter, and
that the court of impeachment will short
" convene.
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Jail deliveries, or at least attempts to
break jail, seem TO be quite frequent
lately in several parts of the State. At
Jackson, last Sunday, a desperate negro
confined in the county jail endeavored to
escape by Oyerpowing the jaiIOr, and as
the negro was very powerful, no Doubt he
would have succeeded in his design If the
jailOr had not called upon the sherifrs
son, who was near with a gun in his
haads, to shoot, which he did, woundiug
the prisoner severely in the chest. The
negro then surrendered, aud was returned
10 his cell.
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A little daughter of Mr. Goodbar, at
Livingston, met an accidental and awful
death at the hands of her sister about a
week since. The children were playing,
and entered room ia which there was q
loaded shot gun. One of the sisters took
the gun IN her hands, while the other
looked in at the muzzle, when the gun
was discharged, tearing away almost the
entire head of the little one, causing iu-
slant death.
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ANDREA GENTZ.
WILHELM MILLER.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Akron, Ohio.

The McMinnville NetO Era, referring
TO the so-called Ku-Klux outrages, says
1--WE have listened to the Radical twsd-
die about Ku-Klux outrages for long
time, but supposed it really mesntnothing
but election sensation articles, with de.
sire to induce Congress to reconstruct eur
state, and we were remarkably surprised
to learn that there are still men in the
North unwilling to risk their lives and
capital in Tennessee. Now so far from
their being any danger in old Warren,
there is not even disturbance enough to
change the dull routine of monotony.
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ALABAMA

The Regular Governor Installed.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec 9.-Tbis
morning Mr.. Smith withdrew from the
contest for the Governorship and yielded
to Mr.. Lindsay. No demonstration was
made except thankfulness that the con-
flict Was ended.
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PRUSSIA.
The March OF Imperialism.

BERLIN, Dec. 6.-Three million pounds
sterling loan recently authorized by the
North German Parliament will be allotted
to subscription in London.
The following letter from King Louis,
of Bavaria, TO King John, of Saxony, has
Just been made public:
The Germans led by the King Of Prus-
STA celebrated the brotherhood of arms,
giving a glorious proof of the Importance
and power of united Germany. l have
negotiated TO this end at Versailles and
now l invite you ard other German
Prices TO urge the King Of Prussia to
assume the tide of Emperor of Germany,
united with the presidential functions.
Proud thus to take the first step in the
browning of Germany Unity l hope for
your assent and that of other Princes and
free towns.
BismarCk,s Views.
II is said that Bismarck will treat the
acceptance or rejection of the South
German treaties as a cabinet question.
LONDON, Dec. Bismarck considers
the delay in voting for the new constitu-
ton is working mischief.
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Mr.. James S. Maddox, said to be the
champion hog raiser of Warren county,
recently brought into the McMinnville
market pig which weighed four hun
bred and eighty-oHe pounds, nett, and
measured eight feet from the end of the
snout to the root of the tail.
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CLEVELAND.

Nail Factory Burned-3OO Men
Thrown out of Employment.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 9.-The rolling mill
belonging 10 the Cleveland Iron and Nail
Company was destroyed by fire this eve
ping. Loss 100000; insured at $lO2,-
coo. The fire caught In the roof from
q spark thrown off by saw while the
workmen were engaged in cutting bars
into lengths. Three hundred men are
thrown out of employment by the disas4
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CONDENSED TELEGRANIS.

At College Hill, Ill, Wednesday man
was killed while asleep by en- insane wife
The Cuban plivateer Hornet escaped
from New York yesterday
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Farmers CIub.

I There is to be another meeting of the
Farmers Club this morning at 10 o'clock
in the room ever Cslhoun's jewelry store,
Union street.
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A man, or rather one who bore the
form of msD, without his soul, met a
lady on the street in Memphis the other
day, aud commenced using abusive Ian
guage TIE lady picked up briekbst,
when the cOwardly scoundrel made on.
He was pursued and finally arrested
After leaving twenty dollars as forfeit,
he left for st. Louis.
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Gladstone on the POPe's TemPOraIi

LONDON, Dec. Mr.. Gladstone ha;
written a letter, dated Nov. 80, to Mr..
Edmund Deasec, NJ. P, for Queens coun-
ty, Ireland, acknowledging the receipt of
a petition praying for the Intervention OF
England in behalf of the temporal gu
thority of the Pope. Air. Gladstone says
Her Majesty's government has not inter,
fered with any changes in Rome since
the election of Plus X, but it feels bound
to make, and has made provisions for ar
fording protection to the PCntiff. In The
meantime Itsly explicitly engages 10 pro
tect the Pope's freedom and to maintain
his dignity.
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The question of damages will occupy
your attention and that of the interest in
connection herewith. The damages are
to be the bare value Of the property, and
in your discretion, interest thereon. No
more delicate subject could be brought
under the consideration of the Courtthan
that of interest. Unjust say that it is the
general usage of juries, and you will
please to remark in connection with this,
that do not charge you particularly on
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Lick Creek bri5ge, in East Tennessee,
which was partly destroyed by IRE a short
time since, has been repaired.
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BismarCk,s Views.
ENGLAND.
Grants Message.

LONDON, Dec. THE Times believes
certain recommendations made in the
Presidents message will fall still-born
like many of those of Grants predece5-
sors. The document marks another
stage of the Presidents downward career,
and teaches how far the highest authori.
ties will go when the balance of parties
are unstable.
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a Valuable Invention.

We we're shown yesterday new self
rake, the invention of VIM. B. Wootton,
of Hopkinsville, KY, that bids fair to take
the place of all others in marke'. 1t is at
tachable to any resr-outting machine, and
is so situated that it prevents all tendency
to side draft, as We were assured by the in
ventor, that the entire self-raking sppsra-
tus will not exceed co (sixty) pounds in
weight, when made strong and very dura-
BILE. 1t is the only rake in the market that
delivers the gavel by pure side delivery,
and it seems to US surprising that ma
chine SO simple and yet effective, had not
long since been discovered. Mr.. Wootton
has properly secured his invention, and
we learn expects to go North at an early
day, to make arrangements for its manu-
faoture,
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TAeFranking Privilege.

The Board then passed resolutions ap-
proving the accommodation of the Post
master General favOring the immediate
and unconditional Establishment of the
frsnking privilege. The debate arising
on this question was ssbly conducted by
Argument pro and con, being advanced by
delegates from different sections of the
pnrDiTF
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A Western Senator, who has latel
seen the President says the latter was
very bitter on Senator Schurz, and &C
cuses him of having lost Missouri 10 the
Republican party irretrievably for the
ReIt two years; 'fn fact, " said the West
orn Senator, in language becoming the
land of the setting sun, 'Grant damned
him I'D bill and down.
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Notice..

u
nAvID A. CONGER, of Washington county
IL Ohio, Charles A. Conger, Lavina Daugh.
erty wife of Joshua Daughterty, Aaron A..
Conger, all Of the State Of Illinois; elijah A.
Corger, of the State of Kansas; Mary Purtle-
baugh wife of George Purtlebaugh,. of the
State of Indiana; Stephen L, Copger, whose
place of residence is unknown;, Julia A. Wal.
ton wife of Richard K. Walton, James NJ.
Boughner, John H. Boughner, Elias C. Boagh-
ner, Margaret Boughnsr, Mary Bonghner,
Julia A. Boughler, Thomas J. Boughner, Mary
Boughner, Lavina Boughner, Michael Bough-
ner, Jr., and Margaret Conger, all Of Monroe
county, Ohio. will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the cd day of De-
cember A. D. 1869, in the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, by Michael
Boughner, and Is now pending wherein said
petitioner demands partition of the following
real estate, situate in said Monroe county, to
wit The north half Of the northeast quartel
of section twelve township three, range four
containing eighty acres more or less; and
that at the next term Of said court, said
petitioner will ask an order for the partition
of said premises.
,sa4,s I'D. .s..s MICHAEL BoUGHNER,
by Hunter & Auntera his att'ys.
dec7w6. as5l il
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Master Commissioners Sale.
sEaQdE geEias
s,.' j. N. Gcuin, Ex'r,
VS.
Z Daniel Uselton. ~

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l. will offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Woodsfeld, on RIA ,,.-..
Saturday, the 9Th day Of February, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m, the following described real es'
tate situate in said county of Monroe,to wit!
The west half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton tw enty-three of township tive of range
three; also, the following tract being "a part
of section. twenty-three aforesaid: beginning
al the Ohio River, with the line of the above
tract aud running thence south until il
meets the run, thence with the meanders Of
the run until it meets the river at ths mouth
ofthe run; thence with the original line along
the banks Of the river to the place OF begin
ming; containing ninety acres more or less.
: appraised atiS360.d aast me8e
- 4 &c J. P. SPRIGGS, as.
dec2Sw5. Master Commissioner.
Il 9f ia y Fgf3Tf
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Master Commissioners Sale.
/, $ G. W. Wood a'll5a -, isfs' ~.
h sh VS.. tas,ees ..,s,,,.
( ii The NJ. & C. r. R. Co. q. s;

=
EDYvirtue of an order of sale tonne directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county Ohio, will ofeisfor sale at the
front door of the court house in the town OF
JVoodsheld, on ... A 3 ssri.ie
Saturday, the 9Th day of February, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and a
o'clock pm, the following described real es-
tate situate, to wit: '''' f'-,.lE
Being strip of land from the lower end to
the upper end of the farm of said plaintiff, a
distance of about six hundred rods, and be-
ing the same strip surveyed and laid off by
said Railroad Company fora road bed and
being seventy-fve feet in width north of the
lane at plaintiffs house, and one hundred
feet in width south of said lane: all of said
farm being described as follows: Situate in
the lower end of Captina Bottom, beginning
at the lower end of the fraction where Joseph
Whetzel now lives thence up the river and
bounding on.the same six hundred and thirty
poles TO stake by the bars; thence running
across the bottom by straight line to large
beech stump standing on the north side OF
State road; thence south sixty-six degrees
west forty poles to the said State road; d;thence
east eighty degrees west to the back line OF
the section across MeVey's run; thence with
the section line south to the. original corner
at a rock oak and hickory on the top of the
river hill; thence west with the lins of the
qnarter section eighty poles to the corner;
thence south one hundred and sixty poles to
the corner; thence east eighty poles to the
line of the fractional section;thenoe with line
of same south one hundred and sixty poles
to beech, corner, near a small run; thence
east 10 the place Of beginning; containing six
hnndred and eighty acres more or less; con-
veyed by Archibald Woods to Washington
Woods March %, 1S45, and lying partly in
Monroe county and partly in Belmont county
Ohio. 2e eassclnes4 -
Appraised at $4,000.
dec28w5. ]. p. SPRIGGS, Mas. Com.
81.
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Sheriff Sale
Henry Dillon
}uaya VS.. aN o.
Eli Joy ct al.


DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am and o'clock pm, on 2. sssn
Saturday, the Sth day of January, 1870,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: A part of the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
see l6 tp 4range s, bounded as follows: COM
meneing at the northeast corner of section
sixteen township four range six; first line =
south one and one-half degrees west seven
and one. fourth rods TO q stone; second line-A
north eightyreight and one half degrees west
eleven and twenty-five -hundredth rods
to stone; third iine-north sixteen degrees
east seven aud one-half rods to a stone;
fourth line--south eighty eight and one half
degrees east ten and fifteen one.hundredth
rods to the place of beginning; containing
one-half acre of land. Also, lots number ten
El0] and thirty one 1919 in the town of
Graysville. JOSEPH MYERS,
dec7w5. 81 Sheriff NJ. C. o. q
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Notice.

T0HN WALKLEY, Of the State of PennsYl-
u vania, will take notice that Albeit Mu hle-
man did, on the 9th day of November, 1863,
file his petition and affidavit for attachment,
in the Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Monroe and State Of Ohio, against the said
John Walkley, setting forth that the defend.
ant was indebted to him in the sum. of ST.
065 81 with interest on SS55 81 from o.
tober 80, 1869, and on S2l0 from April 4,
1868: that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the 2Sth day
of January, 1870. US - ~ q i3s'%
ss H ALBERT MUHLEMAN, &
nov23w6. by Amos & Spriggs, Atty's.
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ESTABLISH 1850
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giving the MOST ExrEssrvE and AoCuRArs pRbCr
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in its criticisms upon. all matters affecting the
Commercial and Financial interests Of the
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Prices are corrected Weskly mp to the hourl
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In Bankruptcy.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
u Southern District Of Ohio. : In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter os James C. Walton,
of Clarington, Monroe county,in said District.
By order Of Court, the creditors of said James
c. Walton. bankrupt, are hereby notified to
appear before me, at my Office in sZanesyille,0 o,
on the I'D day of January, A, D. 1869, and
show cause, if any they have, why the said
bankrupt should not be discharged from his
debts. The second and third meetings oi
said creditors, provided form the 27lh and
2sth sections Of the Bankrupt ACT Of March
2, 1867. will be held before me at the same
time and place. ii GILBERT D. MUNSoN,
dec2Sw3.
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ATTACHMENT.

William Craig, pltff, } Before Edward salisbna-
VS.. ry, j. 7. of Center town
I Allen Sparks, deft. ship, Monroe county,
ocio: On the Sth day of December, A. D, 1863,
said Justice issued an orderof attachment in the
above action for the sum of 500 So; set for
hearing on the 22d day of january, 1870. =
WILLIAM CRAIG, ssl.
dec14w3 BY Amos & Spriggs,his att'ys.t
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First Class Grocery Store.
Notice s.

HEoRGE W. HUNTER. of the State 81
NJ Pennsylvania, will take notice, that. Nat.
HAS Mosser, Of Monroe county, Ohio, did, on
the laeth day Of October. A. D. 1858, ais his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas III
said Monroe county, against said Hunter and
John Brauhy, the object Of which petition
was to subject certain lands Of said Hunter.
being in said Monroe county. TO the payment
OF s35o with interest from March Is, 1858,
due plaintiff from said Hunter; that an order
of attachment has been Issued in said xssior;
ha he is required to appear and answer by5
he Is day of January, 1870. 81 esfo aff
HUNTER & HUNTER, s,,.;
nov2w6. ,ys for II. Mosser.