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FRINGE.

ToURs, Oct. 6.-The battle which oc-
cured near Chateau Gallons, on the 18th.
has been productive of important results
The Prussians were defeated and forced
to retreat The position taken by the
French necessitatel the evacuation OF
/ Pithiyiers by the enemy.
The Prussians abandoned that point
with so much precipitation that many
cattle, large amount of forage, etc,
were left behind, all Of which tel into
the hands of the French.
LONDON Oct. 6.-Late advices from
Paris state that there is much plumber
ing there.
All the Bridges ON the railways and
highways TO the west of Paris have been
mined, and are to be blown up as the
Prussians advance.
Beauyais, forty-one miles northwest OF
Paris, has been made the great yicttal-
ling centre of the Germans.
The Prussian preparations for the
bomba~ding Of Paris are nearly complete.
The French iron-clad steamer Reynard
Armand is cruising in the channel near
New Haven.
A battalion Of the Garda Mobile, raised
in the Department Of the Arsne, and
commanded BY Duke Fitz James, is men
toned as haYing distinguished itself by
its steadiness and gallantgy before Sois-
sons. Is
Its denied that Strasbourg cathedral
escaped serious damage by the late bonn
! bardJnent. Persons just arrived from
the scene report that the edltcc suffered
severely.
1 NEW York, Oct. 6.-The London
[ gt}esrdj2h REPORTS that Bismarck recent
~ said to the British Secretary OF Lega
ton at Paris that King William and him.
self feared a republic in France more
than all her armies that the American
lrepublic had seriously interfered with
their control of Germany, and that
France, with propagating republic,
could DO Prussia incaiculabie harm.
Paris letters express the belief that II
the city can hold out six weeks longer,
the cold weather and difficulty of the
Eenemy keeping the communications open
will be Iikelvto cause the abandonment
of the siege and an offer of honorable
terms of peace. Troehu is confident that
! Paris can easily endure a siege three
months, and ne Is not at all of a sangu
ing temperament.
NEW YoBK, Oct. 6.-The 7,75Ipc OBJ
serves: ''The concentration Of a Ger
nlan force Of 100, 600 teen at Toul indi-
kcates that movements are to be made to
ward the south OF France, and that to
Icouplcte the preparations Of the last
named, the others wait. Three such col
1 umus, as we have been advised OF from
timeto time, will pl.y havoc with thqsouth.
, Concentrated anywhere aboutI.yofs they
I could control the whole Of Soatherr
France as completely as the Germans now
control theUhamage region. aud that they
, can penetrate the country with as muct
ease as Sherman peaetrated the South
ern Confederacy, hardly admits Of doubt.
; P2USSI4.
NEW YoRK, Oct. "a Berlin lette1
!, of the 3lst says: The. treaty excluding
t Russia ships from the Black Sea vii
: becoma dead letter. Germanyewill b
: glad to aid aRussia. being full of ange
and Indignation against England, who i
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"A Partisan wit. meeting a frien,

A Partisan wit, meeting friend,
remarks y "What beautiful shoes !
When did you get them? What did you
pay for them p s:Fifteen francs" Eff
teen franesl that's cheap, considering
how much calf. is in them
An old Baptist minister enforced the
necessity OF difference Of opinion by this
argument : "Now, if everybody had
been Of my opinion, they would have all
wanted my old woman" One of the
deacons, who sat lust behind him, respon-
ded, Y es, and if everybody was of my
opinion, nobody would have wanted her. T"
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declared by nportant journals Of this
pace to be. a worse enemy of Germany
tran France because, while the latter
only furnishes men, the former provides
the army WITH weapons to wound and
Kill Germans.
Dir, Jacoby, in his speech for which he
was arrested at Konigsberg, said Ter
US proclaim it as our deep, firm convie-
ton that every incorporation Of foreign
territory against the wiliof IFS inhabitants
is violation of the rights Of 2. people to
decide for Itself, and therefore as blame
able as it is dangerous. Unbiinded by
the Intoxicating success OF the moment,
let US raise our protest against every
violence to the Inhabitants of Alsace and
LorriIne,
All German letters and journals Of a
recent date show violent opposition
among the Liberals to the dismember-
ment of France 49,
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occUP4T7ov or R0NE.

LoyDoN, Oct. "A correspondent,
writing from Rome, Sept %, says: 1T
isreaorted that there is q division ~ the
cabinet OF Victor Emanuel about the
transfer of the seat Of governments to
Rome. some being in favor DIGGING there
1T once, whje. others aye-in favor OF wait
INC and taki1g long breath after 50
great a surprise Of good fortune. .Proba-
bly, The former will prevail. The 18th Of
October is fixed for the visit Of the King
to Rome.
1t is probable chat Gen. LaArmora viii
be appointed temporary GovelRQr Of the
Roman territory. His commission viii
include the power Of making deGnitive
settlement with the Pope. 1t is thought
that AntoueIi win eudeavorto smooth
away all difficulties, rs he viii prefer .
luxnrious life at the Vatican TO poverty
on the island Of Malta. One thing IS
certain The country viii sanction no
terms of. settlement that do not involve
the death and burial OF the temporal
power.
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HAMBURG, Oct.,,6 The steamersofthe
Hamburg American line are being used
for the detention of French prisoners.
-T,-r

New York, Oct. G.-Anz account Of
the brutal treatment Of Cuban ladies
by the Spanish in Havana appears in a
correspondence from that city. -On the
23d ult. twenty prisoners, all women and
children, reached Havana by railway,
and were led from the depot to the pris-
on under guard, and ali Of them, even
children only FIVE and six years old, were
tightly piniohed by the arms.
AT the head of the sad procession
marched two handsome young ladies of
eighteen years, both handeuffed, one the
daughterin-law Of President Cespedcs,
the other the daughter Of Gen. Giguere-
do, recently garroted in Santiago. The
ladies were all members of the best fami-
lies on the island As these unfortunate
creatures passed through the street. the
Spanish mob eered and threatened them,
and in some instances attempted VIC
lence -.
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RTSSJI.

New York, Oct 6-The latest adj
vices still make it doubtful where Russia
intends to strike. but it is believed in
England, Spain and Italy that she.intends
to array. herself against Prussia. Her
promises Of peace deceive nobody, as she
has always st1ven to mask her military
designs by pacific promises. Russia 5
navy is the best on the continent, and
she is IA n stronger now than ever before.
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FOREIGN AND GENERALNEws.



WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The Presi-
dent has decided TO pardon all Fenian
prisoners who were engaged in the late
raid, and by the tenth they viii be tree,
Gen. o. Neil among the rest. This is
done by the President because he thinks
they have been sufficiently punished.
They promise to respect the la vs. Of the
country in future The petitions for
the pardon Of these men have come from
every section Of the country and from
all classes Of people.
TIE ARKK FED UCTT0N
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Secre-
tary of War had a long interview with
the President, yesterday. before. a meet
ing, in arranging TO carry out the recent
law in recognizing the army and reduc-
ing the number Of officers and rank and
file. A general retiring and examining
board viii be appointed in a few days
whose dutyewill be to examine all reports
from the deputy examining boards. and
make final decision, subject, of course, in
all cases to the approvaEofl the Presi
dent Belkhap has put all the wheels
in motion, and by the first of January
the new law viii be in active force. He
issued a general order to: day abollshlng
many recruiting rendezVoussand trans
ferring the duties of others
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New YoRK, Oct. Ga Berlin letter
of the 3lst says: The treaty excluding
Russia ships from the Black Sea will
become dead letter. sGermanyewill be
glad to aid Russia, being full Of anger
and indignation against England, who is
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ng the duties OF others.
FRON EEROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
SAARBRUCKEN, Oct. 4-p. M.-The
garrison at Metz made sorties every day,
but without important results. The
French are always driven back with loss.
Marshal Bazaine in command there adj
heres to the Emperor. The besieged are
constantly sending up balloons. "A large
cavalry brigade has gone to Tours. Paris
is surrounded By French wife. pits, barrl-
cading and other temporary detenses,
and villas in the suburbs. and the walls
Of cottages are loop-holed for rifles
LONDON, Oct. "a serious engage
ment occurred in front of Fontalnebleau,
near Chally, yesterday.
The Telegraph, this morning, has
number OF dispatches relating to the ru-
mored death OF Gen. Won MoItke. The
editor, In his comments, expressed the
opinion that the lead coffin which passed
through Chalons and Toul contained the
remains Of the great Prussian General.
Tours, Oct "a dispatch Just re-
ceived here from Chartres dated to-day,
contains the following: The Prussians
gained some advantage near Eperon yes
terday which opens that place to their
arms. They bonn barded Eperon. For
time,the Mobiles and FraRctireurs fought
courageously but were rrnableto contend
against the vigorous artillery fire OF the
enemy.
FoNTATNBLEAU, Oct. "a detach-
ment of Prussians several hundred strong
made an attack on Francuveurs hear to-
day, and were handsomely repulsetl. The
Prussians retreated towards Chaiily.
PARIS, Oct. Sit is reported here
to-day that fighting is going on near Or
leans. A dispatch from Bedford says
Franctireurs had defeated a detachment
of the new Prussian army " bich recently
crossed the Rhine near Colmer.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 5.-The bloniteur
rcafirms, in contradiction to German
reports, that the Prussian wounded are
treated with extreme Kindness IN Bel
GUM, and adds that the Bayarian Gov
erument has already attested Belgium
tenderness.
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T%r ". Of ' % 1 fa % In "a and PP@ "q"
@ ., , "qy yG%"y ," " erik 1t, @ G IiS %
many advantages which orr county possesses over many otcrp'ion Of
as M" %GT '% r6r %> yI. Soo .T""r 's".'
t. cent? from Vothi5 y,: Woc:r lramI Har"ad runs
mdan5ai the SHa"cc ,o 6,ni Harr",d 1 the "a yia
c adaama@r. any Other portion cnr" in the
county le c9.l or numerous cran dcnominltion are
tie lrg am >.g..d and la %la n,ry every dynonine
e ; o't.o< in @ ] i Fm2e and
Female i@tuc located at sSi ten niles from Winrhrc on the
N,f,Gr% and n 1 sw aimee, Male 1" are or Son. T n
yeG of tie south located the Cumberland Mountain
Railroad 1hs Institution crlrngDs under control and direction
HgS'o "sdsas. Sy s.nm1"i'y dis
m 1 nsf At ," nI Hs ng"E p: "rG "2 termed
poIni Of h '' ed in che MAIN" from oS .ar Ill.,. %6
.n T t" "Sv Il a o % of @ S n M t rb ESr
ans ,; liang ioi psal aioHg
grand The soil generally q that character known red land "h
Of heinz readily and easily mgrcyc Corn cotton wheat rye oats and
%ay nSrSat 'S, a"on fully attest o.t every ya T
ey ovegab may be grown here IL the greatest lnac and per-
haps not surpassed for the rowing of fruit by other portion of
The manufacturing advantages Of nm r way owaer
aaor9g sufficient all seasons
tons man%aturas; Ne viii only ps"aze location
M1 @ old % n y" a PRIOR s S S
The distance the railroad
hundred yards, which gives superior advantages This
sell or form stock company and machinery into successful
Very superior also found almost all the
Tributaries of this rverong Fora Town Greek Beans Creek &C.
The timber .e table land is mostly the different varieties of
the oak. esnut and hickory In the lands and
he found the poplar bees maple s walnut &C. Indeed there
scarc o timber In OF Ihis
beds of the
Of the mountain which lie trihlg lime
to supply tue million.
desiring further Information addressing
F. Corresponding Secretary franklin immigration
Winchester Tennessee who viii take pleasure
,esreI
visiting county will call upon Syrr President
OF the Society who also resides Winchester Who VIII
tho Vice Of
who every civil district and who have
their enable all
q home find favorable location.
We would that need being lnoesd
Our people Teacealle and law-abiding.
Ian worth from ve live dollars
quality and improvements
j. W. SYIER.
w. u. WaTTEl,SON,
J. n RUSSEY,
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,u-TMpoRTANT.--.THOsE WHO

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lave attained to the greatest eninence ~
he science Of Medicine. and who have ny
lifelong study Of and experience WITH
he human organism, obtained great n
ight into the orr gin and pathology Of dis
oasc, are vet, Notwithstanding all their pro-
ound and learned theories. copfrsSedly,
roping in the dark as to the first cause OF
nv and all diseases that affect our race
;uit this much has been clearly elucidated;;
md IL become an axiom with the learned
profession, that by far the greatest number
four ailments are directly traceable to de-,
angement of the digestive functions, ana
"good digestion wait on appetite" health
iii he the almost uniior1 result. Act
NJ upon this axiom. the inventors OF D ::
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Judging from the many testimonials that
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hat the public here are beginning to APP
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SDerrnatOrhGa,

The disease called SpirmatOrhGa. or Sc
aerial Weakness, Is also known rs Sexual
incapacity, Sentinel Emissions, Physical
Decay, Nervous Debility. etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections
OF the Sexual organism are usually avoid
ed by many scientific members OF the pro-
tussion; in consequence Of the odium at
cached, consequently the unhappy victims
Of this disease. gradually sink into the
grave. unless they can find some Physi-
elan who may make it Il Speciality.
Young men are the most frequent suffer
ers from this disease, although many
adults are most dcplorably afflicted with
it.
1t is destroying thG.failcst Of America,
wrecking mind. soul and body. Tie en-
tent to which this disease prevails in
schools and families Is absolutely irigltiui
appalling and beyond belief.
Did not professional confidence seal our
lips. We could present pictures OF suffering,
life. ruin, and eternal misery unparalleled
in anyrOmance.
Accused be that false delicacy which
makes parents and guardians blind and
deaf to this vice.
SO little is therefore known by the
Protessio.. r.nerally, hatyoung men who
have been under treatment have almost
despaired of getting relief, and are passing
rapidly into consum lso all diseases
of a private nature.
Mercury is the sheet-anchor of the Pro-
fession generally. 1t has never cured any
case. and never will.
We warrant to cure one hundred cases
to every one cured by any other Physician
in the county.
Call on or address
DIR. l.. l.. COLEMAN.
Oct2S Nashville. Tenn.
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The question il being o2i,ot,l--
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ic,ures Of patrols without their con.
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