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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20


Garibaldi was received on the 10Th at
Bessacons with great enthusiasm. He
received a large force of Gardes Mobile,
Gardes Rationale and FrancTireuers, and
made the following animated speech
which was responded to with extreme
ardor by the troops and people:
a" SOLDIERS OF FREE FRANCE :-There
in your gallant battaions the nucleus of
the United States of Europe-one army
of liberty and the army of law. The
monarchies of the old world are condem.
ned. They are in arms to-day for the
last time. Monarchy in Europe fell at
Sedan, and is dying forever before Paris
see among you not Frenchman only,
but Europeans not Europeans only, but
In your ranks American volunteers. The
soldiery of Washington and Lincoln, the
immortal invincible enemies of despotism
in every form, are fighting by the side. of
the sons of the Rhine and the Loire.
Italians are fastening over the Alps,
Republican Spaniards ares fastening off
the Pyrennes to battle with you-not
against Germany but against monarchy
not against a people misled, but against
Princes who smislead all people. From
all parts of France thousands of young
braves are fastening to the field of &C
ton. France yesterday bowed in sack
cloth to earth, looks to day, clad in arms,
proudly up to heaven. With France
Europe will rise rejuyenated. You are
lighting for the freedom of continent,
tor the rights of humanity. Onward to
the Voges.p
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20
$40. MADE FROM so CENTS.

examine, rsamples sent postage paid for 50 cts that
II retail easily for $40. R. L. Wolcott, 1871 Chptha
So. New York. 9iIEB0oI tnAtpe sHt ~ 4wl9
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
The Lee Monument.

The ladies Of tho Lee Monument
Committee have issued al address to
the women of the South appealing for
assistance to enable them to obtain
contributions for the erection OF Il
monument at Richmond, which is to
stand as lasting memorial OF the love
borne our grea. chief BY a mourning
and grateful people.
"Thc fourth Sunday in November
November o. has been selected as
the day on which a collection shall be
taken up in every chulch throughout
the length and breadth of our Southern
land
"Let each man, woman and child,
then, give what they can, regardless OF
how small or how great the sum may
be.
"To those clcrgymcn and congrcga
tons who object to collecting for such
an object on the Sabbath. we would
suggest that they should appoint some
suitable day in this month when meet
ing of their congregations should be
held and the collection taken up.
"All contributions must be sent tt
Miss S. N. Randolph, Secretary o
the Ladies Lee Monument Committee
Box 1913, Richmond, Virginia"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
More Wheat.

A writer IN the Lebanon Herald o.
this week takes sensible view Of oul
agricultural situation, in the following
pertinent communication:
"Thc news by the last mail gives un.
mistakable indications of a general Eu.
ropcan war. II such calamity should
come, the price Of wheat will 20 up
from so to 100 per cent. 1t is not too
late for the farmers oil this State, Geor
gia, and other wheat growing sections
in tue South, to increase the sowing
from so to 100 per cent. And if gen
eral war should come, wheat, instead of
cotton, will he "king." Sow Fsll wheat
non, and Spring wheat at the proper
season. Gear up, and start your
ploughs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
The War in Europe.

A special to the New York World,
dated Berlin, Nov. %, says: Accord
ing to the latest information received
from Versailles, incessant exertion is
directed to the formation Of second
outer line Of investment, to cover the
operations of the inner line.
A Paris letter, dated the 18th, BY
balloon, reports the city quiet. Per
feet order prevails. There is ample
provisions for three months. There
has been no great engagement lately
Great events are expected in te"
days.
GaribaldI's son, with 400 men, at
tackled Chatillon, which was occupied
by 7J0 Prussians, and gained a bril-
liant victory, completely routing ths
enemy.
Altogether, the news is not very ex'
citing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

lagcr-beer prohibited by acts of Con
grcss in New York. He thinks him
SELF personally insulted by the existence
Of Pope Of Rome; and takes it as an
outrage upon his own preference OF a
solitary diet Of mush and milk that n
German IN Brooklyn or in Buffalo
should choose to make merry with his
friends after the manner Of Doctor
Martin Luther. His whole theory OF
political action is founded upon the
pirt Of those "harsh Puritaas' OF
whom Mr.. Cox has admirably said that
disdaining the Pope as Antichrlst and
nling the prelatc, they set up every
tty vanity Of q preacher as their Pope
lalibIe, every village Paul Pry as an
quisitor, and every sister communi-
mt as a spy for the detection ofhcre.
:" Between such q candidate and
+. Cox the choice Of every true and
ear headed citizen should be as easy
an election between sitting in the
ocks and walking at liberty, or be-
5een the Black Hole of Calcutta and
e open air Of the AL s.
We need not add that Mr. Cox beat
Ir. Greeley in the contest, and this
,arkod another emphatic triumph o.
he great principles of political econo
~ which, we rejoice to know, are
preadrg aud growing il force all Owe
ne country, and especially in thu
Vest. And thus we are encouraged
o hope that the doctrines for which
he South fought so long under the lea'
Of her statesmen, Calhoun, McDualc
and others, are finally to be vindicate,
and established by the commercial ant
agricultural States of the North ant
West to put an end to New England
rapacitv.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

Ey- The New York CcLrt CT APP
peals has lately decided that " Con
grcss has no power to prescribe rules
of evidence to State Courts" Case OF
Barbour VS.. Gates, Mss. opinion. This
decision grew ont OF the introduction,
in the court below, Of certain instru-
ments not stamped, which instruments,
Congress has enacted, shall not be re-
ceived AS evidence in any court. This
act, the New York Court holds, is only
operative IN the Federal Courts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

only by such delegation that thew COL,
constituted one people,, and not t' w !, 70
United Enthusiastically contrarv 70 70 the
Artisls Just Sted which declares that t Gs
And here it Is worthy of notice states,
senator cannot shelter himself nn ria. The
ambiguous phrase, to the peopl" '' ~ t,c
United States under which he won' ~ the
talnly have taken refuge, had the co oIu isr
the cause Of truth and the prcot n";iy Tor
of constitutional liberty for wIj ,ihncp Pies
contending. people is omitted thu, a, aln
king the delegation OF power c t""N ma.
unequivocal to the United Stales I' "s an ana
tinct political commuAities, and c 40 us
sively proving that all the bowers TJpn,cln'
ted are reeiprocally delegated by th" "eSl VI
mites. ''hlhu.
80 much for the delegated powers.
TO BE CONTINUED. |
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

H BY the way, We see that, while
the colored cadet, Smith, is released
without punishment, the white cadet,
WIN. 5. Davis, is sentenced to walk
post in charge Of cadet sentinel from
2 o'clock p. NJ. till relieved, every
Saturday for three months. How
long will white men of any party con
sent to the afronts put upon them by
q party President and bis Cabinet2
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
Eyy- The Car Alexander, Of Russia,

E9y- The Gar Alexander, Of Russia,
is the nephew of King William, of Prus-
STA, and it is strongly suspected that
they have entered into secret treaty
to take possession Of Europe. On this
point the Louisville Courier Journal
speaks as follows: GA little time will
suffice to show whether Alexander and
his uncle have made arrangements to
divide Europe between them. IT they
have it will be the most powerful com
bination that was ever made for the
demolition of nationalities and the
plumber of the world. And what pow
err is in situation to oppose it
Spain and France are paral yzed by
their domestic situation. England has
no army. Half of Austria.is Prussian
already. Italy and Turkey are too fee
BILE to keep the field alone. Nothing
can save Europe but the consolidation
of France and the success Of her arms,
unless King William is guiltless of the
secret treaty."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The San Francisco lawyers have
gone through the usual foolshness Of
passing resolutions" on the death of
Hon, A. 7. Cr,ttenlcn, Unless the
dead themselves shall rise, there seems
to be little hope Of putting stop to
this absurd custom. Could this odious
practice be abolished death would be
robbed Of half it, L.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

EE- The President is defeated in
New York by Il popular vote of "a 900
in Missouri, by popular vote OF 49,
900; in Maryland, even with $1,000
negro votes, by a unani,nus Democratic
delegation in Congress; in Kentucky
by Democratic majority of 10000
with $4,000 negro votes for the Presi
dent in Dclaware-which is q strongc
Democratic State than ever before il
Nevad q, by Democratic majority il
Tennessee, Illinois, and Alabama
where The Democrats have gainet
largely, and in West Virginia and In
diana, where the tables have been com
plctely turned.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

~"The Republican majority il
the Senate Of the Forty Second Con
gress will be relatively much larger
than that in the House. In the Senate
there will he "A members, and of these
81 will be Republicans. The terms OF
90 Senators will expire in 1871" when
Democrats will possibly succeed Re
publicans in six States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

Ty" Gen. Lee was plain, unas,
suming man. A chaplain relates, in
the Cincinnati Commercial, that at one
time, during the seven days battle
around Richmond, the great Conied
crate, wearing plain suit of gray and
the stars Of q Colonel, was quietly sit
ting under a tree. the approaching
shades Of evening concealing even his
stars, when an ippetuous surgeon gal.
loped up and abruptly said: "Old man.
l have chosen that tree for my field
hospital, and l want you to get out Of
the way" Il will chccrfully Civ,
place when the wounded come, Doc
tor, bu. in the meantime, there is
plenty of room for both of u.s." was
the meek rcjoinder. The iratc sur
gcon was about to make some harsh
reply, when, to his utter Consideration,
a staff officer rode up and addressed
his :: old man" as Gen. Lee. To bis
profuse apologies aud explanations
the General quietly replied :" 1t is no
matter, Doctor, there is plenty of room
for both ofus until your wounded are
brought in"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The President, SAYS Harper's Week.
ly, naturally wishes to be reelected.
Asks the Sun, is the pledge forgot
ten which General Grant gave to Mr..
George Wilkes before the Chicago
Convention, in 1868, that if he should
then be elected to the Presidency, he
would not seek to serve more than
one term?"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

r. We don't see how any Demo
crat who believes in the Jefferson anC
Calhoun Resolutions of 1898 and 1873:
can possibly endorse the Greenevillt
Resolutions Of Andrew JOhnson's. In
fact, no man nor newspaper that en-.
dorses the Greencvillc Resolutions can
be anything else at heart but Radical.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

~ The Legislature of Tennessee
will meet on the first Monday Of De.
cember. The legislation on the sub
ject of the sale Of defaulting railroads
is said to be defective, and will proba.
bly, be remedied when the Assembly
meets.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
y. $. Troops and the Elections

The New York Express, abiding
to the dsgraceful conduct of General
Grant in ordering US. troops to New
York City to influence the election,
makes the following scathing remarks :
When King james H., one of the
worst Of Englands Kings, had taken
refuge with Louis of France, abandon
ing throne which he had disgraccd,
the Prince of Orange, who succeeded
him, gave strict orders, pending the
election for q new Parliament, that no
soldiers should be suffered to appear in
any town where an election was going
on, and the historian tells us that bis
admirers were able to boast, and his
enemies were unable to deny, that the
sense Of the constituent bodies was
fairly taken. What was thus admitted
by Wing and Tory, Protestant and
Catholic, in monarchical govern
mcnt in 1858, cannot be said in these
so-callcd American free States in the
year OF our Lord 1870. State after
State, in time ofprofound peace, have
been ruled by purse, sword, and bayo-
net combined. State after State have
felt the effects Of military power and
presence in its elections for Federal
aud State officers. And State Lcgisla-
ture after State Legislature has been
overawcd ny men in Federal uniforms,
some Of whom have used The military
to secure their own elections to the
Congress of the United States
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

q
. The defeat Of Mr.. Schcnck, Of Ohio.
inc Radical Choiruo, or ,ho l,ommit
r.
''c o' "H' ""' H'"nS III 'i'' ''''''
Of Representatives, ana the exponent
Of the Radical doctrine Of projections,
was iu.tIy bajlcl rs n marked and no.
,,,,, ,,;Y,,,l, ,c ,,o 1oo.riro of rroo
~ ," ' '
Cf"''o' INC NC" o'N elccI'o" l'i'S'''''
another remarkable victory OF the same
Kind. II WAS in the Sixth Conqresson.
81 pi.t.;ot ~ No., yor,, i, u,h;nh Mr.
-
- - N"A' VI eminent "'"'es'N"''' "''
had distinguished himself by his ability
us champion Of free trade. was pitlcd
oooj,l IInr,cc G,oclev the foremost
$780,. a., ,...,,
''''N'''' W "''"'i ''' ~ '''>
Inc issue was IaiflY maze between
them on this question, and so much in
,crrst was taken in il as a question Of
,,;oo;,i, uo, or,iroo, ,roo trodo Re-
l'"o''coN5 anu p"''"e'' "'eh l." 'No"
York came out before the election ana
pronounced in favor Of Mr.. Cox.
A,,or,, than, ,oro William culIo, nrv
- ,,',.,, ~ , r,
."'' W ,''',''' ', ,'n ',''
i'f""h~ co. me New lorK hVeii'ng
Post and the Commercial Advertiser,
Rcpublican journals. threw their WEIGHT
~, ,hc e;do NJ Cox Mr. Dryoui and
- ..','. e",.- ,''.,'., .'..'',
''''i' . ''S''''' VI wv i'',''' - "'"''
greeley S election, e!oqHchtIY sad that
the defeat Of Mr.. Greeley will be vic
to,y won for all the most vital elements
or orr civic and ralionol nrosnoritv
and that the election of Mr., Cox will
he 4 victory won over all The most per.
nicious influences at work to SAP both
the one and the other. We make this
strong extract from the protest:
In the Sixth Congressional District
composed Of the Ninth, Fifteenth ami
',lNtcenth "ards OF Ne" FORK CilY'
~ ,.." ~, ,l, ' . Gan ,i i'''''." ~"
monitor +, those nnmi' atoms n,n
issue Of free trade and protection has
been fairly presented to the voters of
one oi 'ne most lnIc'i'Geh' constituent
, ,I,' I w ,'' Tho contest has ,hn. NO.
come one in which every man having
at heart the prosperity of New York
must ieel an interest. Mr.. Greeley
would vote to MAINTAIN the system OF
monopoly when has destroyed Amcri
can commerce; when doubles Tue cost
of living; which takes millions from
the people Tor the aVoWcd ADVANTAGE
not OF the Government, but of few
monopolists; system which fosters
smuggling and Official corruption;
which involves all custom-housc bust
ness in labyrinth OF useless rcgula-
TONS and cNactions; aud which regards
merchants more as public enemies than
as q class which, Within few years, by
its industry and talents, has made New
York the third commercial city Of the
civilized world.
Tariff reform, which now seems near
at hand, would have III Mr. Greeley It's
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NEWS ITEMS .

politics, will probably be issued soon a
Chattanooga.
Sam. Lacy, negro, has been conyic
ted at Huntsville Of rape, the jury find
ing the death penalty.
The Paris Intelligcncer represents
Paris as in a. prosperous condition,
with rapid improvements in progress.
Gen. Henry S. Footc, Of this State,
delivered lecture bcIolc religious
society at Evansville, Indiana, last
week.
There is raining trcc''--a black
gum about five miles from Holly
Springs. The phenomenon has been
observed for years.
The returns Of the late election in
Upton county reveals the fact that out
of 5000 voters in that county, only
1900 turned out to the polls.
1t is proposed in Knoxville to take
steps O. al early day TO raise rnnds to
contribute to the eJoe Monumental
Association" of Richmond Va.
A firm in Memphis have commenced
the manufacture Of ladies' shoes for the
so,tbcrp market They cmy)oy tbjr
~ honds and tur, ont 200 naive aoi,y
A scarcity of money is NasAvillcs
complaint. A LARGE grocery merchant
SAYS that, with Il stock Of 100000, hi,
cash receipts for one day amounted
to 50
Tho Observation-Disclosures, roronnon -,
ro,;.;. ,,.n., 81, ln.Il,. i,
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conduct shou ID shame some Of hi.
wh;lo Radical hrc,brcp.
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A Washington dispatch states tina
james White announces his 'nIehNIo'
10 contest lIic c'ecI'osi oi H. ~ hnue'
- "' 'n.','., r..'.,,'I.,, a..
c
Inc Lebanon (lchh') hcra'a say
mat one OIL the candidates ior t'c leg
islature at the late election states ina
the entire canvass only cost hlm sever
dollars But the Herald don't say
that ne was elected.
Nathaniel Doytcr Jr. has been ap
Po'"'co W o'''ae'''' 49, ','~' '''''
'l'"cc'y No"'' N'''" 'o' NV, '''''''
county 'c'' o..''e Il, '''' '.'''' 'N
cepI INC o''icc III hle'np''iS--" VII" o'''
""'hef "7 us "ep"y'
HAYWOOD. linton and Fayettc, are
the only counties in West Tennessee
which gave Republican maiorites at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

EE State Teachers Association will
meet in Nashville on the 14th Of De.
cember.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
E. F. REDIFIELD { IN.
Public Square,


) AsrER, (: TENNESSEE
In addition to goods advertised in son
TENDER numbe, of our Commercial Mnp
tin, to which we refer you for extenfoi
price list, we call your attention to the So ~
lowing IVY
Caledonian Dress Tartans,
beautiful styles,)
Onl y 81 cents.
Our New Silver-Shield Double Warn
BLACK ALPACAS,
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Also
We would call your attention to our
R 0 Y A L STAND ARD
Black Alpacas,

Trade Mark Registered in England,
IMPORTED FOR Us.
These goods are superior in width in
weight and color, and will give perfect
satisfaction to all purchasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-13
NEWS OF The DAY.
'7y Mow the usry age and body Of the 7'naea

The Coroner of Peoria, Illinois, yesterday
cook possession of the body of A. l. Wilcox,
travelling agent of the New York Christian
\ Union, who accidentally shot himself on Satur.
day, while showing revolver to some ladies',
and refused to deliver the body to his friends,
and insisted on his right to bury it. A judge
ordered the Sheriff to take the body from the
Coroner. So strong is the public feeling he
will be obliged to resign his office.
Somnambulism is new excuse for murder
Hi is now claimed that Mrs. Blckford, OF
HaverilI Mass, killed her child while she
was in somnambulic state. 1t this plea
holds good we may expect soon to hear OF
burglaries. highway robberies, and other
playful little crimes being committed while
Sthc perpetrators were walking In their
sleep.
Nh. Benjamin H. Bristow. who has entered
: upon the duties Of his position as Solicitor
SGeueral of the y. S.,w for several years past
EU. S. Attorney for the State OF Kentucky 10
: case OF vacancy in The Office OF Attorney Gen.
sral OF the u. S. by absence or disability, the
9Solicltor General has power TO discharge all
the duties of that position.
8 A hurricane prevailed in the Gulf Of Mexico
s land on the coast OF Florida from the lst to the
ga inst. blowing in northeast direction.
SPieces of wreck were seen floating. Owing to
s the hurricane, the cable between Punta Rosa
: and Key West has not been repaired.
: The European war has nearly settled down into
siege of Paris. Prussia has possession of the
eastern part of Franco. Metz, the difficult
maiden" being the only place between Paris
i and the Rhine which still floats the French
flag.
The bale OF cotton which took the sweep
stake premium OF 81 900 at the st. Louis lair
was donated by the owner. William B. Nc
Shane, to the Southern Orphans Educational
A deed has been found in the Tulleres,
made before bis marriage, by the Emperor, in
(which ne settled six millions OF francs on Miss
Howard and her son, the Count de Beauregard.
Brigham Young, tie great high priest of Nor
|mondom, is reported 10 be immensely wealthy
3from the tithes which be has collected
ftom his deluded followers.
On Saturday, 18th inst, the annual meeting
1of the National Association of Local Preachers
|ot the Methodist Episcopal Church takes place
lat Philadelphia.
Gen. Francis P. Blair, late Democratic can
|didate for Vice President of the y. S.. is now
ia nominee of the Democracy for the Legis'a-
lture of Missouri.
The yellow fever is still prevailing in New
York, several cases having lately broken out 10
Bellevue, Hospital.
Yesterday the Democracy Of Massachusetts
dominated John Quincy Adams as their can
|didate for Governor.
General La Marmora entered Rome yester-
day, and was received with demonstrations oil
welcome by the people.
Ca,erioa Neidhoff expired in dentist s.
chair in New Orleans yesterday, from the el
fects of choroiorm
Ex-Governor Foote, of Tennessee. is writing
IA history OF Venice and the Venetians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-13
DIED.

This morning, at o'clock, ALBERT MIL.
IoN, infant son of William and L. T. Bushby.
Albert, thou has lett US;
| Thy stay On earth was short
Inc cold hand of death has severed
Thy lovely form from US.
Thy little head is pillowed now
Where chill can never come;
And We too. may soon be there
To share thy happy home. W.B.
His funeral will take place at 2 o,c,ook t,.
morrow afternoon, from the residence of his
parents, 81 Queen street, between airfax and
Royal. The friends of the family are invited to
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-13
TRACT OF LAND FOE

ALU AbIE IhaOI UT LdND FO1s
Y SALE-Under authority Of the decree of
the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va, rem:
Tered 8. its Notemb Der term, 1869, in the suit OIL
Susan Allison, Guardian. vs.. William Allison
t al the subscriber, as Commissioner of said
Court, will offer tor sale BY public auction; to
tho highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 10th
lay of N November, 1870, at the front door of the
IT WO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACHES OF
'LAND TIE POTOMAC. in said county,
|near the mouth of the Occoqusn, being that part
'of the Sandy Point Farm, which. in the dlVl;'
ION of it. was allotted to tho widows and heirs OF
John w. Allison, deceased.
TERMS--pne third cash The residue il two
'aoual instruments ut six and twelve months from
1.-The dsy Of sale, with interest; bonds Of the pur
chaser to be given for the deferred payments,
and title retained as security for their payment
s. FERGUSON BEACH.
oct 12-lsW4W Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-13
MARRIED..

At the NJ E. Church South. on the 18th in
slant, by Rev. Dr.. Hough, JAMES w. CARR.
Of this city, to Miss JENNIE NJ. GAINES, of
Prince William county. No cards.
LLeesburg papers please copy.l