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DIRECTORY FcR ADVERTISERS.


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LOST AND FOuND-EIsuTH PAGE-Foarth column.
nasnTF.s9 elss column
MISUNDERSTANDING fAoE-Sixh column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKINd-FIEsr PAcE-six.h
MISCELLANEOUS MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE
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esrSlUN. esrHSliCANLTSITrn vI.. rA.EoSecSnd cont; column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
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REAL ESTATE wANrRD-TwzLrru PAGH-si1th col
eEsTAUKANTs-EreHTH PAeR-Fourth column.
Rooms AND APARTMENTs 70 LET-NINTH PAGE
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SALES AT AUCrION-SxcoSD PAGE-Fifth and sixth
STU ATOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second third, fourth, firth and sixth columns
slTCATiOES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FACE
sPEcIAL NUTTCEs-FRsr rAGE-First and second col.
SPORTING DOGS. BIRDS, ao-Flssr PAor-sccond
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STRAW OOODS-FfxsT PAaE-Sixth column.
SUMMER RESOKTS-SEcoND PA0g-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-1'wELFT TIL PAGg-Third column.
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fRAyELLERs' G,IpE-FInsT PAas-sixth column.
WANTED To PURCHASE-FInsT PAGE--fou-th column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &o-FIRsT PAGx-Six.h col
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.

A HAoSY OF Tue rwhNrY.sEcoSD REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock Of
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
embracing variety for city Park and road driving 10
the Arfnory Of the Twenty second regiment
Fourteenth street. between Sixth and Seventh
Attention called the fact carriages
stock, exclusively OF their manufacture Of the newest
designs apd mos perfect nsh mse for the season
the late accident that necessitaes the rebuilding of their
warehouse have been removed 10 the above armory,
Fourteenth street, and are to be
SOLD AT COST OF PRODUCTION.
Elegant Close Coaches. 900
lyanuHus. cW 10 in0u
wagons. b5U 70 WV
finish.
Price. fxcd and carriage offered for sale equal In
Guarantees made good in every city of the Union.
They also offer
Pony Carriages new designs, for. $3.50
Pony Carriages with rumble seat for servants 2l0
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urO AMERICANS VISITING PARIs.-JAMBS W. BELL,
i artist tailor III I!h avenue. New York has opened
producing tho latest styles OF American and European
tashions.
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TIOR sALE-sPLENDID BLOODED SADDLE HORSE,
AZ hands high. 70 be at Hansons stables, S and
c3S XestF Fourth street.
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LrOR sALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, VERMONT NOR
gan, years. 15 hands, perfectly sound and remarkably
Kind every respect has troed better than minutes; win
be sold low the owner has for him. Inquire at
Murpbs stable No. vesy street. where the horse
soen from A M. until 3 y. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nFFlCIAL DRAWINGS
. AIBBotRI-ExTRA CLASH NO. 3o.-NAr ie AoI n.
Il, sc ss 10. IS .ss, ,Ss. -. e IA "a 49, s.
~ xss4sex1.a4.i 3 C. 10 X - sLss, y 70 -
o. 4, bs, s. 67, IL, %. 3 ~ .ee,a up. w.
. xENTyoKy-oLAss mo- sA.MAy To- i50: "a.
Information furnished In the above and also Royal
HAyssa @ Lo,s<rss -. ro, .,r.s. and No. PARK row
NJ BThe public cautioned against bogus onces where
they o6er u per cent commission
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LloR sALE-A SECOND HAND LIGHT, ONE SEAT
l Phaeton In good order pole and shafts Brewster
Baitwins make. At stables lS 80 East Twentysixth
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THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON REAL BSTATE-IN
to suit applicants; n'so Funds to buy First and
Second Mortgages and some to loan In New jersey Apply
at liz broadway, room -.
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INOR sALE-A NEW DOUBLE TRUCK. BUILT OF
IL the very best Of materials; will be sold reasonable
Apply at l3s and 4G7 West Thirty eighth street.
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INOR sALE-A SECOND HAND BASKET WAGON, OR
will exchange Tor Rockawsy. Address call upon G..
B. r., SO Broad street, up stairs.
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANy'B
i through line to
In nd

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy's
c.,IioFaiss iiSTSnss and ,iPs csln.. nina
:ei sssis
sfss srsa's 70 Ciss; sisS S'ssssssa' &c,
according TSrai 4 70 location q berth H..
rates include beths board and all necesars Tor tae
Steamers q the above line leave pier No. North river,
.v,,,, on the 5.h and SIs, Of each month, ~.
hundred pound. baggage fce to each adult Mcd
May M-mESRY CHAgScEY, Captain Maury, connect.
Steamer AN ERICA viii leave San Francisco Juns 1870
n viii e ~ as and b, Tsss,sS
South ai'sy be n
X tho uiasl iacie. afforded shippers collecting inland
Fo freight or passage tickets and all further information
-pp' : 'A' ''''' pc ~ " ' +. R. BABY, Agent
CTEAM TO NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA THE
y North Pacific Tran'p0r;.Jix1SS JxS c0m0An'' steamship
ssa5}Fns the vT':a
o that S ses
Zealand, and Sidney and MesoSns, Aas!ra,s
sS s :s. s.s9 ss4 sR'
EoR CHARLESTON, S. c., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
New York Charleston Steam ship companys ars class
SIy M Sas.a :,s: i,ss
accommodations passengers
Through passage tickets and bills OF hiding issued In
necton with tho South Carolina Railroad TO all points South
and Southwes: and with steamers to Florida ports.
Insurance. by this line one-hsf por cont
Tho TENNESSEE will follow and sail Wednesday.
May %. -
70 broadway.
USl1HFRL sIA1Sf NIL hf f. HATAE COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock p. NJ pre-
S9IsSb%Ssi CAPT var sss s'ia
koRRO CASTLE, Capt. r. Adams. ..........,, June I
q, q. WHEELER, Jr., President
No. Bowling Green.
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LNASHION COURSE. L. L. TROTTING-WEDNESDAY,
Nay ls atxk O'Clock r Nj purses S2 oSo, to be tro
ted for No. l. nine horses win contend for the
mums for horses that beat minutes; purse No.
horses will contend for the premiums for horses that
sao0o 70 be oltea for; paras 30 eiht hoIse.
No. ak horses will contend for tho premiums for
that never beat 2H Friday, May 70 at ~ O'clock purses
that never beat 26ldo bradley, Surprise, Western New
York; purse No. q six hofses Will the premiums
for horses that never beat 40 Cara Hunters Point
street every FIVE minutes.
wM. Ii. sAUNDERs 4 SON, Proprietors
FASHION COURSE-TROTs OF THE 18TH 18TH AND
2cth nstA extra foat Will be the Ninety
street (Astoria ferry every day.
TTNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTIHC.-O FRIDAY MAY
~ 20, st2h p. NJ, match S2D mile heats, g n6. A. II.
Sanms blk. Liant. TO wagon v Mortrsns &. Phobc,
In harness. Rain or shine WM. SHAW Proprietor
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TOR sALE-A TOP WAGON, Shifting SEAT, FOR
two or four persons light for horse; nearly
hy hest maker. 100 East Thlrtsenth street.
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A T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Onice and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post onice.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business Ia conducted ut our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
112 EAST 18TH STREET. NEAR 4TH AVENUE.

SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase those having Horses or
Carriages to sell win ind house perfectly RELIABLE
conduct his branch or business do all other
on the same srsixhtiorwsrd principles which gov
We give the purchaser OF horse that 10 warranted
sound from "a to 48 hours for trial
Entries for sales Of Horses Carriages be made at
our down town office and salesroom Nassau street, where
we also keep register of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made oonsiannients
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LTERED CHECKS AC.-USE EUREKA INVISIBLE
"A Ink (detector); correspondence
Tor bottles No. and for " cents lie and III Nassau
sfrnof Nav York
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T,OR sALE-A BREWSTER LIGHT ROAD WAGON
Il also Harness and Lap Robe all In good order Prc
for lot, <0 295 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
i Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships Of this line oave pier u North river fss
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, At r M, oonnecny with the v4
ednin and Teuuosses Ar ne the Sesboard Inland Ar hu
Petersburg weldon railroads. Chcss?saxe aqa Oho
roada anf Richmond and DAnvie ralroads Through ps
ssnger tickets through bia Of tn. A reducst rAsss
ali points South aud Southwest.
Apply ""~S'" W. p' Z. MoCREADY, President,
1877 Greenwich street, corner Of Dsy,
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1NoR sALE-oNE EXTENSION TOP PHAErON, WITH
shafts and pole, most nsw for considerable price. "a
Marion street.
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TNOR sALE-A VALUABLE TEAM OF YOUNG HORSES,
IL haf brothers. years old, styliah and tu of life;
lS hands hgh BAYS long tails and manss wel broken to
perfectly kind and sound raised the farm,
good pedigree Can be at the farm of L. " d.
SHEPHERD, BoundbrooS Now Jersey, address
name. station q. New YORK.
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w ANTED TO BORROW $4,000, FOR THREE OR
w years. improved Property in Sixth worth
SlC0OO0 Apply TO BAKER FEETkR, l3S Broadway third
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEwBuRG PoUGHKEEPsIE AND RouND0UH
IN landing Cozzens, West Point, Cornwall New Hau1
burg and Milton The stcanlb0st Mary Powell, 90 4N
after Saturday, Nay H. win leave vesry street pier 50
rIYROY LINE FOR Albany AND TROY DAILY AT
P.M Saturdays excepted, from pier ~ sprias .treeS
Fare 81 30; sunday, 81 Coanocng with all railroads foS
the West and North J. W HANCOCK SON8.
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sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
A IL. KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saie-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
nocking Birds at B. DOvEYs, No. Greene street,
Of Canal.
N. B.-Ladies attended BY Mrs. Dovey.
A HANDSOME FULL BREED POINTER, SIX MONTHS
n old, for sale. Apply al 66 West Eleventh street. :.
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INOR sALE-A VERY STYLISH TEAM or BLACK
Mares; Is hands high; years Old; warranted sound
and kind win be sold cheap. Gordons stables No. West
Thirteenth street.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAzII NAH. srEANsuU
~ Company
Tho elegant stewhee steamship SOUTH AMERICA, AcQo
tons ourien, cspsan Y. L. Tnkspaugh VIII ssi, for q
Ihomas raA fernambaco, Bahia, aud BIO Janslrs -
Monday May .s al O'CLOCK from pier e, North river.
wN r. GARRISON, Agent
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EXCURSIONS.

RIO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS THE FAyoRITA
i steamer SYLVAN GROVE Apply To o. H. LONN
STREET. Superintendent, once foot OF l3oh street, Hsrcn.
r,HE FAyoRiTg, ELEGANT, PALATIAL STEAMER
l. srNNYsID unequal!ci for sze, speed, safety an4
comfort carrying 200 passengers 10 charter for pion4
and excursions also other and barges Ionk
Island and other srovcs
BLOOMER CO., 243 Front street.
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ATAN ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
"A the New York Mutual Gaslight Company held nth
ins e following gentlemen were elected directors for tho
ensuing year,:
Jaina. HOY, Nicholas p. La Dau,
Cornelius vanderbit, William f. Hoy,
Cornelius X. Garrison, Joseph SeiSman
VII xm NJ. Tweed, Hugh Smith,
Andre ew " Stout. Albert H. Vernam,
Cornel,us Vanderbilt, jr., George W. Mclean,
Richard b. Connolly, George Opdyke,
Peter Is. Sweeny,a George J. Forest
Al subscouent meeting tho of Directors james
Hoy, ESQ.,, elected President and William Is. Hoy, ESQ.,
CHARLES PLACE,
Secretary.
NEW YORK. May l8. 1870.
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CONVENIENT PROPERTY At PRIVATE SALE
New and second hand Harnesses Saddles &C., Military
Clothing Wool and Rubber Bankete, Rubber Ovcrcoas,
Wagon and Horse CoyersS6c. Send for circular PITKIN
Co.. ITO Chambers street, and II North Second street Phia-
delphia.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES FOR sALE.-A PAIR OF soRRELs, YOUNG
and kind fast TO close estate. Price $60O Ad
dress DANIEL II. MERRITT, Newbur..
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French Approve of the Capu-
latiOn of Strasburg.
Decree that all Enactments
Since March 1850
be Repealed.
The Prussians Steadily Advano-
ing to the East and
Southeast

TouRs, October THE Pontifcal
Zouaves, 500 strong, arrived at Tours
today and will enter the French ser,
vice. .H. 81
Tours, October THE villages about
Epinal are filled with troops.
The Prefect of Epinal telegraphs at
midnight of the 9th, to the Minister OF
the Interior that a combat took place
Yesterday between the towns of Lainu
and Bruyeres, against 5000 to 10000
Prussians, supported by artillery. The
French troops, aided by the Rationale
Garde, held their position.
A dispatch from Evereux shows great
enthusiasm on the part OF the Rationale
Garde, who are rising en- masse to resist
the Prussian requistion.
Tours, October THE capitulation
of General Ulrich is fully opposed by
the Government here, notwithstanding
statements to The contrary. The Gep-
eral is free from all reproach and in
full accord with the Government.
Tours, October 7.--General La Moth
Grange, COLllllduutI vi bhC hihN VI
Laire, has arrived here. Great guam
titles Of arms and stores are pouring in
from all parts Of France.
A circular issued from the War
Office yesterday regulates the formation
of military courts, fixes the number Of
deputies to be chosen to the Constituent
Assembly at 753 instead Of $50, and
DEGREES that all enactmen:s since March,
1859, must be repealed.
Tours, October Such kilograms
as have been received show a steady
advance by the Prussians invading East
and Southeast France on their march
10 Lyons.
The journals say there is a general
rising in the Vosges. No regular troops
are there, but all the men are aroused
The ranco-Tireurs are in all the passes
and give no quarters.
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more vigorous resistance the Prus
sian raids.

more vigorous resistance the Prus
sian raids.
A new impetus has been given to the
Canadian; emigration scheme recently.
The Liverpool authoritieshave encour.
aged Miss Rye, who has for a long
time been identified with emigration,
with the prospect of large expectation
within week or two Many fatherless
children will be sent to the new world
under her direct supervision. a@a
The survivors of the wrecked ship
Ondara have arrived here. Admiral
Glisson, last evening, gave grand ball
on board Of his flagship Franklin.
Four hundred invitations were issued.
The affair was very brilliant. Colonel
Bunyopowski has arrived here on his
way to Birmingham to receive the rifles
manufactured there for the Russian
government.
LONDON, October T. General Bonn
baki has received orders to rescue Metz,
orders to that effect having been given
by King William before the General
left, on. his fruitless errand to England.
A Paris correspondent writes that
the supplies of meat are vanishing.
There is plenty of bread, as also guns
and ammunition.
A dreadful earthquake has just oc-
CURED at Calabria Many lives were
lost and several villages utterly des-
troyed. ss SCI, sa.s-r
General Menmora leaves Florence
for Rome on Monday.
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CHICAGO
Masonic Grand Lodge OF Illinois
Resolutions on the Negro Question
Change OF Professors in Bap tisi
Theological SehoOl-NegrO Candi-
dates for the Legislature.


CHICAGO, October THE Most Wor-
shipful Grand Lodge of A. + Il A..
Masons closed their annual communi-
cation last night. The following are the
bylaws, which were repealed at this ses-
sion, by vote of $50 to $50, after a
sharp and exciting, but good natured
debate
SEC. 81. All subordinate lodges, un-
der this jurisdiction, are instructed to
admit no negro or mulatto as visitor
or otherwise, under any circumstances
whatever
SEC. 50. II any lodge in this juris.
diction violates this expressed will OF
this Grand Lodge, it shall be the duty
of the Mos; Worshipful Grand Master
of the State to at once arrest It's
charter.
Rev. X. Z. Patterson, D. D., of St
Louis, has been appointed President o.
the Chicago Baptist Theological Semin
airy, and Rev. E. Churchill, D D., al
present in charge of the Theological
Department of Shurtleff College, a
Alton, ILL.,, has been appointed to th'
Professorship of Hebrew and the Ole
Testament to the same institution.
John Jones, well known wealth,
and highly respected colored citizen, il
commended by the Tribune for Repre-
! sentative to the Legislature
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ANTWERP, October 7.-Gramer de
Cassagnac has gone to visit the Emper,
or, at Willhemshohe. -
The remains OF Paul Cassagnac was
inferred at Cassell.
VERSAILLES, October 6, Evening, via.
BERLIN.-The Fourth Prussian cavalry
are securing the country towards Soire.
They drove 1900 Mobiles out Of Mont
fort Lamory. ...s ..., 9.
Nothing important has transpired
before Paris, yesterday or to-day.
SrRAsBURG, October 6. 6.-General Won
Werat, the Prussian Commander, re
ports that the besiegers lost from the
2lst of September to the capitulation
thirty killed and one hundred and nine
ty-five wounded. During the entire
siege the Germans lost nine hundred
and six killed and wounded, including
one hundred and thirteen officers. The
besieging force is nowmoying towards
Paris. ~ fsF'SS- =.
ANTWERP, October I.---An entrenchec
camp having been evacuated by th'
militia, it has been occupied by French
prisoners lately quartered at Beyerloo
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AMONG THE INDIANS.
Story of the Capture and Escape
OF william L. Wright from the
Anaar,os

| ApAcHes.
William E. Wright furnishes til,
following account Of his three year.
captivity among the Apaches of New
Mexico:
81 was on my way to New Mexico
with party of FIVE Early one morn
ing near the Arizona line, we were fired
upon by about thirty Indians OF the
Apaches tribe, killing three OF our
party The remainder fought with the
savages until another was killed, and
then the other gentleman and | rode
for our lives. We soon got separated,
and never met again. After riding
furiously for about ten miles my horse
ell dead under me, through exhaus-
ton and from the wounds received by
Indian shots. | then wandered along
for several days, hoping to find my
companion, but was unsuccessful. |
again started for Arizona, when | was
soon surrounded by another party of
Indians. | saw that resistance was
useless, and give myself up.
II was marched about 100 miles
southwest to their camp. For about
a year / was general dog
TO them all. In the Spring the
tribe was numbered, and found to
contain 700, old and young. During
this campaign they lost many OF their
number, but finally returned, bringing
two Spanish women and three children.
1t would have been better for these cap
tives had they been murdered on the
spot. However, their misfortune
brought good luck to me- l was given
to a man and women who had lost their
only son. From that time was better
treated Ny new parents allowed ME
to hunt and fish, but would never let
me 90 alone. From the outset, / mole
up my mind to escape at the first oppor-
tunity. But | had to wait along time
This Summer, the Indian with whom ]
lived went in search of his brother 1t was
a weary journey before he found him
| concluded that my time for liberty
had now come. OF course | had to get
rid of the old Indian, when | started
off in the. direction of Fort Smith. ]
met with no serious obstacle in my jour
ney. After reaching the fort, would
gladly have come home, but had no
money, ] am now in Government
employ. Tomorrow start for a military
station 800 miles distant, as a scout and
bearer Of dispatches. ! have no fear
of again falling into the hande of the
Indians, as but few redskins are known
TO be on the trail am to Ia, {"
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made on the 18Th day sf April, A. d.
1867, by John Mcconnell To William Alton,
Trustee, and recorded in the Recorders
Office of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
Deed Book No. 81, folio q, l will sell at pub
lie auction at the front door Of the Court
House Of said county, on
Saturday, the 5th day OF November,
1870,
commencing said sale at 10 O'Clock A. M
the oDe-fifth part Of a tract Of land now oe-
cupied by Edward Mcconnell, containing
two hundred and fifty-four and one-quarter
acres. A more particular DESCRIPTION OF the
above mentioned property viii be found IN
the deed heretofore referred 10. said Deco
of Trust was given by said John MeConnelI
upon the undivided one-ffth part OF the
land mentioned in said deed 20 SECURE
Noah II. Garrison the just and fall payment
of $500, as manifested BY note OF hand
bearin9 date the 18th OF April, 1857, said
note bearing interest from date.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Selling as Trustee, / will convey such
title as Is vested in me by said Deed oi
Trust, although the title 10 the property d
believed to be unquestionable.
WILLIAM ALTON,
ort7 Trustee.
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RUSSIA.

Tbiers' Motive I'm Opposing Italian
Unity-Generai 1gnatieH.
Sr. PETERSBURG, October 7.-Thiers
while here explained to the Italian
ambassador that his only motives for
opposing Italian unity was for fear it
would encourage German unity.
The journals here repeat the state
ment that General Ignatieffs journey
to Odessa was personal, not political.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.

u DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Lockwood, Burley & Co,
W..
Steambo "Michigan" and nine coal barges
~....a In Admiralty.
In obedience oan order entered on the I'd
day OF September, lS0, in the District
Court of the United States, for the District
Of West Virginia, in the case Of Lockwood,
Burley & Co, against the Steamboat "Mich-
gan" her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel,
and furniture, and also nine coal barges, ]
shall proceed 10 sell, at Public Auction, TO
the highest bidder, said steamboat "Michi-
gan" and barges at the Public Landing, in
the town of Moundsville, Marshall County,
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF October,
A. D., 1870. The said steamboat Is laying at
the Landing at Noundsville. Two of the
barges are beached at the Coal Landing OF
smith & Watson, opposite 10 the town OF
Moundsville. -Four barges are laying at the
landing OF Lockwood, Burley & Co, three
miles below Noundsville. One barge IL lay
ing beached opposite to the mouth Of Fish
Creek, and two barges are laying at Louis
vile, Kentucky.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money In cash, and the remainder
| in six months from the day of sale, with
| interest, to be satisfactorily secured.
HEDGMAN SLACK,
! L. 8. Marshal, District West Virginia.
! BY WM- II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JASS. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellants.
/ Wheeling West Virginia, Sept. q, 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-08
BELGIUM.
Activity to Protect the Frontier
symptoms OF Revolt Among the
French Prisoners,

BRUSSELS, October THE Belgium
Echo says that there is great activity
everywhere to protect the frontier.
The siege of Mizieres and Roeroy,
French fortifications near the Belgian
border, by the Prussians, is thought to
be inactive for these precautions
BRUSSELS, October There are
symptoms OF a revolt among the prison,
ers confined at Beverloo: The Belgian
rifles have been sent there as temper.
ary measure, and the prisoners will be
distributed among the different fortresses
as soon as possible