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BuENErr'S FLAyORING ExRTACrss.-The ~
pErlOriy Of hcAt Ertraets eONslSt'iH tslr IsEftet
purify ard. OrGat.StnsROh. They are warranted
nee from tho poisonous oils and acids which
enter Into The cOmposltIOn Of many Of tho fac
tltIouS fruit aaVors now in tho market They
arc not only true to their names, but are pFepar'
cd rom fruits Of tho best quality, and are 50 high.
Iy concentrated thata comparatively small guam
tIty only need beuPed. rH
JOsEPM BURNETT 5 Co., Boston, Manufacturers
and PropriCtOrs. For sale by all. GrOccrs aud
Drnggists. .--r s.. fSbl0.Wed
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K osK 90!
Meets With GREATsUCcEss in The CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

Almost ninc.tenths OF our people suffer nom
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable TO
Its concOmltant evils OF mental depression, con.
complete breaking down OF thu general health
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, to.
bACcO, alcohol, late hours, OVCF-wOrk, (Tncntal aud
physlCaD aFO causing diseases OF tho nervous sys.
ten 10 Increase at fearful ratio.
ThoaymptOms TO which diseases of tho nervous
system give rise, may DO stated AZ Eollows: A
dull, heavy feeling In the head, sometimes more
or loss severe pain or headache; Periodical Head.
ache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing In tho Head;
Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary Loss Of MCmOry;
Detection Of Spirits. Startling during Steep; Bad
Dreams; Hesitation In Answering Questions;
DullnCss Of Hearing; TwltchIpg ofIthC Face aud
Arms, &c, which, Il not promptly treated, lad
to Paralysis, DelOFlum, Insanity, lmpOtCuCy, Ap.
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CALLACCEPTED.-Rev. Webster Eichcl.
berger has been called to takc charge Of
the Lutheran congregation ut Harper's
Ferry. lie Nas accepted, and we hear,
will enter ut once upon the discharge Of
lis ministerial duties.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE
l. OF a deed Of trust executed by +. C. I'LL.
treth and 8. j. IIildreth, Ills wife, dated January
18th, 1868 and recorded In tho Office OF the Re-
cOFtlCF for Ohio county, In deed book hny.tour,
page $40, l will, an trustee In said deed at tho
lFOnt door Of tho Court House OF Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE 19TII DAY or FRBRuARY,
1870, proceed to sell at 10 O'Clock In tho morn.
Ing, the following described property, convey.
I'd by said decd, To wit: Parts OF lots SIX
(B) and seven a., and all Of lot number niue l9),
or so much thereof as may be necessary, lying
aud being In tho City Of Wheeling, situate on
the south side Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
and being tho same property conveyed TO the
saId r. G. Hlldrcdth by tic Howard Iron Works,
by deed dated 18th January, 1868. For moro
fill description Of said property reference is
made to tho said last mentioned deed. The said
deed was given TO secure the payment Of three
promlsSOry notes made by said +. G. ulllfeth,
each for $500 dollars with interest from date,
dated 10th January, 1868, payable IN six, twelve,
and eighteen months after date, respectively to
the order Of himself, said notes wCr0 given for
tho deferred payments on tho purchase OF said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on the amount
secured has been paid up to the 18th day Of Jan.
uuaFy, 1870, and u 1870 u Of tho principal debt 10
paid, leaving balance due AS Of tho day OF sale
Of 100 % Of principal and A o. Ofintercst
TEnNs or SGLE:-One.thlrd cash, tho balance
In ak and twelve months, with interest andEc'
curity, s. +. HlLDRETH,
Jan 10 ,,, Trustee.
Tho above Gale 10 postponed until WEDsEs.
DAY, the OH DAY or MAlclI, at tho same place
and hour. q. ~ ! r 2S5P. HlLDRETH,
ieb9i Trustee.
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BEHIND TIGE.-The train over the
IIempGOld road due here at $50 a, N. was
one hour and tllrce.quarters late yester-'
day morning, owing to water freezing in
the pump which supplied thcbOllerot tho
engine.
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PosT OFFICE EsrABLIsHED.-A post
office has been established at Cheat Noun.
tain, Randolph county, and Alfred Hutton
appointed Postmaster. "A
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APPOINTMENTS TO WEST PorNr.-The
following appointments to the United
States Military Academy ut West Point
have been made from this State: Q, @.
Hewitt and Lewis Wilson. .L
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ADMlrrED.-Yestcrday in the Munich
pal Court, on motion Of Mr. Barr, T. L.
Blakcly, Esqr,was admitted to practice at
tue bar Of that Court. 3aa.
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BIZ RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every ono can become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Summer s Co,
Agents, No. Is Monroe street, Wheeling.
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sADDLERY.-A. schwertftrgcr, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture OF Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community gcnGnlly.
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IRoN-PUOSPHORUs.C ALlsAYA.-ThC three best
TONES, SIdllnlly and elegantly combined In an
ambGrcOlorCd cordial, beautifully, transparent 70
tho eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard 4 Co.'S FCrrO.PhOS'
phorated ElIxcr Of CaliSaya BARK.
Each pint contains one ounce Of RoyAl CallSaya
Bark, and each tCaspOoniul contains ono grain Of
iron. Samples furnished frce to the profession.
= .CASwELL, HAZARD s CO.,
llgrIE Solo manufacturers, New York
Sold by all Druggists, :, =,
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THEY arc still selling those genuine
whalcbonC cOrsets for 76 cents ut Camp.
bell & lIartlen's.
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sEATNo.-YesteFday; the lovers of
skating .wcrea out in full force on the
Creek enjoying themselves in skating.
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k o:sKoo!!

Is a remedy of WONDERFUL Efficacy, in the cnrt Of
diseases OF the EtiHevs aud Raider. N aAess
A6setiOas u Is as near Gptcl e az any remedy can
b. 1t docs It's work kindly, silently and Surtly,
The RelleC which It affords Is both certain and
peroptlbs.
DISEASES or TUE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
Persons unacQuAluted with the structure and
functions of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
Importance OF their hedILhv action. - 9 81 f ?
Regular and sufficient action Of tho Kidneys Is
as important, nay, even moro no, than regularity
Of tho boWels.s The Kidneys remove from the
Blood those Cffcte matters which. II permitted 10
remain, would speedily destroy life. A total sus.
pension Of tho urinary discharges will occasion
death from thlrty.slx to fOrty.Clght hours.
When tho Urine Il vOidcd IN small quantities
at the time, or when, there Il disposition TO Urin
ate more frequently than natural or when the
Urine Is high cOlored or scalllng with weakness
In tho small Of the back, II should not DO trl6ed
With or delayed, hut Kosl(Oo should DO taken al
once To remedy tho difficulty, before lesion Of
tho organs takes place. Most Of the diseases Of
tho bladder originate rom those Of tho Kidneys,
the Urine being impcrfectly sccrCtCd In tho KID.
nCys, provo Irritating to tho Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We recollcCt that medicine never
reaches tho Kitlneya except through the general
circulation OF the Blood; We SCI how necessary It
10 To keep tho Fountain Of Life Pure. ,rs yr1i. l
Tfsf1ifH = 'HslRf MIR E7HH..F
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sAvRD.-Wm. ROdenback, Of this city,
Is among the passengers on the Emma
No. 8, who were saved.
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IcE.-Tho ice men are preparing to get
. good supply Of lea this Greece"
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TOR RENT.-A C0NTFoRTA. In N
with cellar Ella % and water SH conVaalent on l
glnlA street, Wheeling Island. Apply on the
premises or to II KYLE,
iebI1 B, & o, r. r. Depot,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal College Of surr,, Il.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most einlS1S,E|
leges IN tho United States, aud The rf4,s, Y,
ofwhOse life has been spent In The 6C;si,E :
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elSFTSts, \.
effected some Of the most astonishing CISs N.
were ever known. Many troubled Win EsT1,S
the head and cars when asleep, great IN.
meas, being alarmed at sudden s6undl b,IS
ness, with frequent bl6Shing, A,teudS -.
times with arrangement Of MUD, we've rslS 5
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TmE Spring shapes IN Bonnet and Hat
Frames nj Campbell s Harlen's
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T0WAG0N AND CARRIAGE MA.
IL KRRS.-Hubs for Wagons and CaFTlagre,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, Spnkes from l Inch
10 9H, Hickory and Oak Wood FelloOs nom ~
10 Inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows for
CarrIRRTa and Express Wagons. Poles, Shafts
and Circles OF b0St Hickory and Oak.
Received By m LGILDRETlI & BRO,
% Main Street.
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T1OR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES. tsE,t
II TATE.-Thc lrstclaAs DWELLING Hill
HOUSE, situated on the north cast corner = !h'
Mrs. Carter. There IL full lot, and tho house Is
In 10 good condition as the day It was built;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pAlr, Possession given on the tst Of April, 1870.
Apply to J. p. LEWIS,
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dor RENT-THAT LARGE ~
Il and desirable house on IIampdGn Hi
street, few doors above the Catholic Ca ~
thedral, now occupied by Samuel ]. Boyd, Esq
Possession given April LIST, 1870. Apply %
feb1B JOS, L. WILDE,
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DIOR RENT. ONE STORE al hi
Il Room on Monroe street. Also hno iii
once formerly occupied by tho National -.
INSURANCE Company, next 10 Gas Company ONCE.
Possession Immediately. Apply 2 ,,nnoo,-
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MAN STREET BUILDING LOT
IKl- FOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell the
mIldled twenty-five (29) feet Of tho lot immCdi.
aiely south OF II. X. LiEt i Co.'S now warehouse
On Main street. This Ia considered ono Of the
best locations TorR business house IN the city,
TlI0S. O'BRIEN,
ieb9I Teal Estate Agent
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You can buy the Hadley Machine
Thread at 90 cents per dozen at Campbell
& Harden's It Is the best In the market
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ALI. shades of Zephyr at 90 cents per
mlnco ut Campbell s fIartlcn's.
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TOR SALE.-THE UNDER ~. m
Il SIGNED offers for sale the House aud HI
Lot which he occupies on ChApllnC street, s4sS'
hetwoen Webster and Third streets, Centre
part OF tho lot. This property IL In good oriCr
and In convenient aud pleasant part or the city,
Terms VEJ moderate, II application Is mAdO In:
"f NV 10 JOHN ARMSTRONG
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NTOTICE.-FOR SALE, ONE SEC
in ond Hand Steam Engine, sX in Cylinder,
81 feet stroke. ''
Persons wishing 10 purchase can see II running
at tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.. I'd.
tAblIshnlGnt, doors above the Post ohlcc.
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TOR RENT-THE RESI-. IN IN
d dence now occupied by John Bailey, HI
Esq, on Sixth street, one door bel0WI4AAs
IAmpden: contains rooms and hall, Possession
given April 1st, 1870. Apply to
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nor SALE.THE UNDER. TN a..
II signed offers for sale Lot No. n, in It'll
GrahAms addition to the City Of Wheeling, ~
There Is good Brick and Frame House on the
corner, containing rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and ono OF the best cellars In the
city. There IL In connection a good stable and
carriage house. On tho south end Of the lot
there IL good Frame House, With i've rooms,
fronting on Sixth street. This iS a very desIra.
bio location. Parties wishing TO purchase Will
please call Of s. ]. BOyd's Wholesale Shoe Store,
M noy29.tf N. II. WAYMAN.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. as, 1870.


New Advertisements.
Washington Hall-Hattie Watson.
Lost-An Envelope.
Hamilton Mills Flour. .a'a 8.
Jos. Cartwright, 0ptician.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad.
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For SALE.

FoR sALE.-SO ACRES oFEd
II Land adjoining the town Of MARITIME
Ferry, % acres Of which Is IN Grapes In null
bearing 800 apple trees Just commencing to bear,
abundance OF small fruit, with good dwelling
feb9i !. IRWIN.
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Married Persons, or Young Men cop,,u,
marriage, being aware Of Physical N.Y.
Organic Debility, DefOrmities, BpeedIlT ~
ne who PLACED himself under he az NJ i,
may religi0usly cOnAd0 IN bis h0poF ~ =. -
man, and confidently rely upon HE I'm ~
Rielnn @A y
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ToR RENT.-THAT ELE- IN IN
W. PAUL 4 Co., No. 1906 Main street POs.IA1ie
session given lrSt Of April, or BOO;Cr II desired.
Apply TO
JANIS NJ JAMES PAUL..
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For REMT.

TORRENT.-TH T W0 I'm
u Story Brick Dwelling on Centre street, I'M
between Filth and Sixth, now occupied BY 49, |.
Mr.. Yeasey, containing nine rooms and good
cellar, with gas throughout and water In Kitchen.
feh3i ROBERT LUKE.
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TOR RENT.-THE WARE IN m
IL house now occupied by ThCO. Fink, iiI
on Quincy street h
AIso, the Good TCmplAr's Hall In MelOdCOn
BuIlding. Also an ONCE front Of the same
fana W. L. McAFER.
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Tho many thousands cured at this estlGA
Edeht within tho. last twenty years, and thE
mCrous important surgical operations pCffn'tS
BY DR., Johnston, witnessed by the rrPore'
Tho Sun and many other papers, notices Of WsH
have appeared again and agaiu before The Pua
besides his standing as gentleman OF chAfEi
and responsibility, Is a sufficient guarantee '"H
, 4 SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
mario
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. n DIsEAsRs or inIPRUDRNCR.
DIR. TOHNSTON,

OFFICE, NO. 7soUTH FREDERICK STREE
Len hand side going nom Baltimore slrect,I"
doors from tho corner. Fall not to obserrs u
name and number,
.m- No letters received unless pOst.Pl!aM
containing stamp 10 be used on the reply, f
sons writing should state age, and send pHbA
Of advertisement describing symptoms.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In hIS Otdh
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T. cARD FROM MIR. RHITIsG.

. .s.
TO the Voters Of Charleston County: -.
writer under the signature OF "Facts, }" has
twice attacked me through the columns or THE
CHARLESTON NEWS. To his first communication
Iglve denial and plain statement Of my POSI-
ton. To his second, In which he offers to give an
afldayit as to certain statements, which amount
to nothing, will state that have inquired for the
autnor of "Facts,n from the editor OF The News,
and been informed that he Is! one John Carsten,
and to show what his affidavit would be worth,
and the animus by which he Is actusted in his
groundless attacks upon me, submit the annex
ed affldavit. - E. N. WHITING.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Personally appeared John Delghan, who after
being duly sworn, deposes and says that within
the week last past one John Carsten did In conver-
sation with deponent, say that he (Carstenl could
get e. L. Roche to resign or withdraw from the
nomination OF county coroner for consideration,
and that he (CaIsten) did not care whether Scott
or Carpenter was elected; all that he wanted was
to make money. -.
Deponent further states. that upon represent
ing the above facts to E. II. Whiting, Mr.. Whiting
repudlated the insult Of offering money to Mr..
Roche as considerations or his (Mr. Roches)with.
drawal Signed, JOHN DErGHAN.
Sworn to before nae this 14th day OF October,
1870. THOMAS BoLGER, Notary Public.
hereby certify the above to be 8 true copy Of
the deposition taken before me.
18th October, 1870 THOMAS W. BoLGFR,
Notary Public.
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HOW SCOTT WAS ELECTED.

The minority report OF the Howard inVesti-
eating committee, submitted to Congress last
session, unearths little more rascality on the
part Of R. K. Scott, and explains the manner Of
his election In 1sss On page % OF the minority
report Is the followln damning statement:
"It was offered to be proved that In South Caro-
lima Assistant Commlss Ioner Scott had been
elected Governor of the State ov the corrupt
use or rattons provisions ana tTansportattons;
that, as an officer OF the bureau, and having con-
troll OF this property, he, by and with the knowl-
edge and conniyance OF Howard, DID USE SUCH
PROPERTY TO THE EXTENT OF 100000 FOR THIS
PURPOSE. The names Of the Witnesses, men OF
high character, and members Of the Republican
party, were handed to the committee, and sub.
penas asked for them, by whom 1t was stated by
respectable persons these facts could be sub
stantiated. The majority Of the committee re-
fused to allow them to be summoned"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The magazine at Alexandria exploded Fifty
persons were killed and wounded, including
three Europeans.
There were six yellow fever deaths in New Or.
leans on Sunday.
The Mississippi steamer Natchez beat the r. E.
Lees time, and was received with fireworks,
music and cannon.
The Hon. Robert Ridgeway, NJ. c., from vr.
gnis, and formerly editor OF the Richmond Whig,
Is dead.
The French ladies Of San Francisco remltted to
France on Saturday over fifty thousand dollars
for sanitary purposes.
The marriage OF the Princess Louisa Of Eng
land and the Marquis Of :Lorne takes place In
February.
The Diet Of wurtemburg meets on the 2lst in.
slant. -
A number Of Japanese Of high rank arrived at
San Francisco on Saturday. Among them ls the
Prince Imperial and heir apparent to the throne,
who Is the frat of the Royal family who ever LETT
Japln.
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A Ring Fiasco-Why the Militia is Or
ganized-Prospects of the Reformers.
rFRox OUR OWN coRREspoNpENr. !

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
CAMDEN, October Is, 1870.
The greatest .fzzlen that this place has ever
witnessed, was the grand Republican mass meet.
ing that was advertised to be held here to-day
been here, but failed to meet the appointment,
and Instead OF him they trotted out little
preacher, named Jackson.
The meeting comprised not more than one hun.
dred and fifty men, women and boys. Less en-
thusasm was manifested than on any occasion
we recollect. Jackson made speech which was
disgrace TO civilization, and positively shocking
In o minister OF the Gospel More absurd propo-
sitlons, more enormous fasehoods, were never
entertained nor uttered, we venture to say IN the
annals OF any nations history. One OF his propo.
sitons was that the more laborers there were,
the higher wages weuld be: one OF his Lies lies was,
the rights OF the colored people had been taken
away since the Conservatives had got into power.
He spoke for nearly three hours, and failed. TO
e!ict one hearty cheer ana wnen eau C. company Of
nearly the entire crowd left him and went TO ex.
aiming the guns and talking to the militia.
After stacking arms, Jackson told them that thev
ernor Scott, ,oho aoas determined to haue a ,ee
election, and had secured It on arnat0 TIE natlt-
ndI
This sentiment from one who frequents the
headquarters OF Tue tluS sQONs, USyouu qucs-
tion that our surmises were true. But notwlth-
standing this fact, we Of the Union Reform party
OF Kershaw are going to have our rights respect.
ed at the ballot box, even at the risk OF fight.
Notwithstanding this open expression Of the
cause Of the arming OF the militia, and Issuing
cartridges, we are going to see that every man,
white or colored Union ,Reformer or Republican,
who comes to the polls armed, Is taken care OF In
the manner prescribed by the act OF Congress-
The scottites have appointed as managers OF
election In this county str men Of the same
Janatlv, gil ofce holders, or their sons, and well
known partlsans and appointees Of Scott and his
mInions This is the guarantee we have for o fair
election. We are naturally indignant, but will do
all in ourpower to see that the arrangements
made BY the chairman OF the Union Reform and
Republican executive committees, respectively
are carried cut.
The ScottItes in this county are very much
alarmed by the rapid strides we have made, and
they are not sure but that we will carry the elec
tion. They show 1t by the managers they have
appointed. 80,
Keep it before the people that Scott's purpose
In arming the militia Is to preserve the colored
men from threats and lntimIdatlons, and that he
gives them arms to secure fair and free election.
CAMDEN.
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OPENING FIRE ON PARIS.
THE cAP1TU1A74ox OF so1ssoNs.
Russia Rejects the Proposal for Con-
gress.-New Peace Rumors-Bismarck
and Favre again to Meet-Bazaine
In Metz and Ready to Capitulate.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES. /
French War Reports.

.,.''. TOURS, October II.
1t Is the purpose of the Paris Government to
form an offensive army with an immense artil-
lery support. /
Xeratry has arrived as commissioner Of the
Paris Government. he has had conference with
Gambetta.
Trochu inspected the forts south Of Paris on
the eleventh, and found them all In fine condi.
tion. a. !
The news of the destruction OF the chateau OF
st. Cloud is confirmed.
The Germans were driven from BayeuN and
Chatillon on the 18th. ~
The towns in all departments within one hun
dred kilometres OF the enemy are declared In q
state OF SIEGE -r.;-:,j5t.i
,J a.a, >. AANENBouRG; October 16
BY balloon which left Paris this morning, foar
passengers arrived. :. III .z:ut,'
Paris is still courageous. Abattle occurred on.
Saturday outside the walls, in which 5000 Prus-
SLAMS were killed.
English War Reports.
LONDON, october17.
The French feet is again assembling of Dun.
kirk. -
The Germans have again removed the lights
and otherwise obstructed the navigation ofthe
Elbe. The Germans apprenend mischief.
There ls nothing official from the confronting
armies at Ferte. -,
A sortie from Newbriesach, favored by a fog,
surprised and killed many Prussians.