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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
n Circuit Court Of Mason cOunty on the hFSt
Monday in January, 1870
James H. HoOfF $780,.
John A. Moore,
The OBJECT Of the above suit is TO obtain
Judgment against the defendant John A. Moore e
suit, and 10 attach and subject the estate Of
the said defendant. in the county Of Mason TO
the payment Of the same. And u appearing
by AFFIDAVIT filed with tho papers OF this cause:
lint The said defendant, John A. Moore, is not
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, It e,
therefore, ordered that he do appear here With
in one month after the date Of the first Publtca'
tion Of this order and do what IL necessary TO
protect his interest in the premises,
Teste:
". W. HARPER. Clerk,
by F. W. sIssoN, Dept
Date Of first publication January 9Th 1871 ~
Moore 4 Tomlinson, pig.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

TaE HupsoS--This splendid steamer kas
again resumed herfcgnlar trips in the Wheel
ing and Cincinnati trade. She passed down
Sunday evening loaded TO the guards with
freight, and nearly one hundred passengers on
board. The people all along the river. wait
for theiHudson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

ASoTulR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coulter
feits of the fifty cent notes Of the new Lincoln
yignetts issues have made their appearance. =
The backs ara exact counterparts Of the origi-
mas, but the faces are rather darker and more
blueish.
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TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS on
THE GREAT KNNANVITA RIVER.

gTNHE Undersigned having been appointed
Collector ofTolIa hv the Board u Public
Works NJ this State FIR the lower district nfllIe
Kanawha River, hereby gives notice To- all
shippers aud carriers on said river. that they
will be required 10 pay their tolls to him 1t
Point Pleasant, or to jain Winkley assistant
Collector. at same place. on NIL articles chip
ned or carried to or from 9pv point he'Ween
Elk river and tho mouth 81 said KanawhG
River. Steamboats, are required to report to
the undersigned promptly oneoa week. Coal
Companies once a month, and all other ship
pers on euch and every trip. a failure TO
comply with he requirements Of this notice
will subject the party to LEGAL proceedings.
JOHN n. PHELPS, Collector,
may so-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

TuE RlvrRs AT tbs point, both rivers are
nearly out of their banks. The lower part Of
our town is submerged. AT present writing
tle,rirors arc still rising. 1t looks now as il
auumbcr Offamilics will be compelled totAke
"h igher ground."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

TnASks--Holloway & waggener willSccept
onr thanks for favors. Our readers will bear
in mind that this firm have on hand large lot
Of Groceries aud Provisions, which they OHer
at low figures.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
COALl COALl! COALlI!
The SURPRISE sewing Machine,
PRICE 85.

Il makes the elastic lock.stitch: IL sowa ~
we'll as any machine in the market; u child
can rim il; it requires no instructions tn'akes
no noise: It does no. get out Of order; it can be
cnrried in the pocket: It makes an elegant
present. UNION SEWING MACHINE 60.
Agents wanted. 2SA br11dWHy, NJ L
nov ll-Sn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA:


AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of tho
n Circnit Court Of the county Of Mason, on
the arSt Monday in January, 1870.
Harvey Reynolds. vs.. The New York 4 KG,,
navha Petroleum Company. In assumps'tand
attachment
Judgment ngainstt the said company for The sum
81 $l76 with interest from july 9th, 1866, due
upon contract, and to attach the estate Of aail
Company SITUATED in this county. and subject
n.nrin1 bv af;dayit filed with the papers Of
this cause that the defendant is foreign Cor
poration, 1t ia ordered that Il do appear here ,s
within ono month ailer The date OF hrSt publ
cation Of this order and do what js necessary
to protect their interest in the premises
TeSte:
W. v HARPER, Cl'k.
byF. W. Sisson, Deputy.
Date Of frat publication Jan. 18Th ls7O'-4"'
Moore 4 Tomlinson, pig.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

ExurDr7roS.--PrOf Neuuy's Classical
School, will givO two public exhibitions
on the 2Olh and 2lst of this month. We
trust that they may have full hQu@"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

The second public performance Of the
Point Pleasant Literary Society. has been
postponed until the FIRST Friday ia Feb.
rusry.
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ID OhancerY.

Tho object Of the above suit is to compel the
defendants 10 execnte a deed for one hundred
acres Of land lying on The waters OF the Mud,
lick fork ofl3 mile creek in Mason county West
Virginia, which lands the plaintiff purchased
Of George Vaughn now deceased the father OF
tho defendants James and Lewts'A. Vaughn,
aud the husband Of the defendant isa6Glla
Vaughn By deed duly acknowledged which
deed by accident has born lost and cannot DO
found. and II appearing BY affidavit filed in
the pnpors OF this cause that tho said defendants
arc not residents Of the State Of West Virginia
IL il ordered that they do appear here within
olp month after the date ofthe first publication
Of this order and do what ia necessary 10 pre-
toct their interest in the premises,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules hold in tho Clerks Office Of the
IA Circuit Court Of Mason county on theiirst
Monday in January, 1870.
William B. Hays VS.. Isabella Vaughn, Lew
is Albert vau ;hn, and james Vaughn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
GUARANTEE RATES.
tFor a wear or less period.)

(FOr a year or less pertod.l
Government and all otter Coupon secutitlc..
including Bank Bills, 81 90 per sl000
Gold Coin or Bullion, 9apeF lvUN
Silver Coin OF Bullion, ~ per luuV
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, on owners e!'
innate Of full value, ard rata subject 10 I'd.
iuStment forbuIk on n hnsis Of 81 OOpcr 1000
Deeds, Mortgages, valuable paper generally.
whom Of no fixed value, 81 on year each or
according 10 bulk.
Wills, IS 90 which premium coveri there
mainder Of tho 'iiio Nf the maker
The company IA also prepared 10 rent small
iron Safes leach furnished witha Tin Boxl
inside rs Burglar proof yaah the teuter Cxclu'
Sivcly hold Tic kew thereof, Of the following
rates, viz: So, % 80. 60, rs and Ol0N per an.
nun. Also, 10 Store Books 0f Account, llee'
nnlS, Valuable Title Papers ots, 81 reasonable
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
PRESIDENT
HERR FLOYD. ViCe President.
pfRRoToRG
William Phillips, Byron g Painter,
Henry Ilcyl, jos. 9 Morrison,
William ~. George Black,
williamV Lyon. Curtis g. Hussey.
JGresI I. liielt.
s.F Won BoNNHoRsT,
at7.& See. ! Treasurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

A GEETs WANTED. AGENTS WANTED
a $75 to 5000 per month. male and femaIo.
to sell the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. improved and perfected Il win hem,
fell, stitch. tuck, bind, braid and enbroider In
a most superior manner. Price only SIS
For simplicity aud durability, il has no rival.
Do not buy from parties selling machines an,
der the same name as ours, Hnlesa having q
Certificate NJ Agency signed ty Us, ashley
are worthless oastIrOn Machines.
For Circulars and FERNS. apply or address,
II. CRAWFORD 4 co,
4Ia Chestnut Street, Pbilpdsipiia, "a.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
". W. HARPER. Clerk.

by F. W SISSoN Dent:
Date III first publication January 6th 1870. At
Moore 9 Tohiinson soils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS.

The announcement that the library Of rnre
and elegant books gathered with great labor by Capt
James b. Heryey OF Bel!ye, New-Jersey, OF CDinese
labor notorety, would be sold at auction, drew 10 Cin-
ton Hall LLsr evening throng of dealers and ibleo-
philists The bidding was brisk, and good
prices were realized. Some OF the books
sold as follows: Natural History OF the
Rarer IepdopOterous Insects of Georgia, at s3l {;
Imitation OF Christ, by Thomas Attempts volsp at s67
Life and Career Of Major Andre by Sargent vols, at
$50 per volume Landscape ANIMALS. The Token for the
years 1884, 1885, and 1896 vols, at s6l per voumei Ay
toun's Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers at 6O DoIe
Dante SIS; Boswelrs Life of DR. Johnson vols, &3 per
volume; Dores Qnixote, $40; Biographical Tour by
Diblen vols at s32 per volume; Dores La Fontaine,
t5; Dorfs Bible, t3l "reminiscences Of Old New York,
by william A. Duer, $40; Life OF Robert William
EliistOn volumes aud 40 plates $50 per volume Cyclic
pedia Of American Literature, 10y Evart A. and L. Duyc-
inck volumes al SIS per volume; Costume and History
OF the Highlands by j. SobiesE Solberg, SIS; Holy
Bible, Blackes Edinburgh Edition, Si5 Beranger, $40
Life Of Mrs Jordan, volumes $50 per volume; Life and
Reign of Queen Elizabeth volumes, $50 photographs,
!ls per volume; Natural History OF Carolina Carsby,
III, 81 so; Chamberlanes Gallery OF Drawings, SIC
The sale will be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
,pwv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURsoAy OCTOBER 81, 1870

~ snnd. KGnigs legs were broken one " 'TS
<,,s no also suffered internal Injuries Eicsron
Sna ne us d,sioeatcd Bausoh comparatively I'm
INJURED externally ExMayor Toaas - r ss"aI a n"T
H,en cox 400 to the Now-Jcrsey Baptist 1iisSiGn "iu
scien,i1c Institute at lIiglstOwn, on couOh INA ~
Uahilities are all provided for. poihnre Do.n, @
,p nf mo seyen lads VINO escaped from tno leOl
school was recapturcd last night Ihe s,asi "o 'i'p
This city tc East Newark IL o. he dtrcoh'ihuoo
RrttryuIE-The sunday-Scb0oi Conyehuoh 3I E $50,
Comfy met Yesterday in the Reformed oh"ie Ahc wv
Dr McJIyailic addressed the meeting
pIrpHsoS-k new edfce IL to be punt ~ tne coiIsr
~, nr,ady.v and Patcrson-st., for the Broadway he,
ormcI Th,rcb II win lie co feet wide by % dcep and
viii accommodate nearly 100 persons Cost anout sVVo
Columbia Hose No. 2 OF Newburgh vlsitcn u III, pice
Yesterday and were received at the depot Wy 'ho ch
bora OF Neptune Engine Company $500.
p,rpuoxr Owen Sullivan, who was reported Killed
by the explosion Of a locomotive boiler IL no, nei ~
collar hone If driven into his LEFT lung Inc poe' IL
said 10 have been condemned six months ago.
TRENroy William KEENAN, has been eomflltIeu 70
the Mercer County Jail upon the fndug Oh cOt0Iei
M charged with causng the death Of William Roers
ier M n bail gwen ut Irecsc Hall. Edward Datidtol
was sent 10 me state Prison for Ave years Tor passing
counterfeit $IO note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
PHILhDELPHIA COLORED S0LDILRS IN
NEW-YORK.

THEIR RECEPTION-IMMENSE MEETING AT COOP
Err INSTITUTE.
Companics ID and Ii, 12th Pennsylvania Mil
tia coorod numbering 400 men, arrived IN ths Guy
from Philadelphia yesterday. largo procession OF
coored people organized under the auspices OF inc sa-
loonmcns Protective iUnon, turned out, with banners
and music 10 meet them at the Desbrossesst Terry,
which the Philadelphia men crossed about p n' anu
obtained most cordial reception. The procession was
reformed and marched up Canalst, Broadway, Fifth
ave 10 Twenythird-st and down town again. the SOL
ders attracting good deal Of attention and favorable
comment as they moved along Some OF the more prom
nent coored residents OF this city rode III open
barouchcs.
In the evening grand complimentary concert In honor
OF the visitors given at the Cooper Institute Inc
large hall was filed with such multitude OF coored PEG
nile IA never was seen there before. t seemed az II all
Abe colored men and In this city had turned out
There were no whites present. The Excelsior Band OF
Philadelphia on the PLATFORM and Prof. Hazzard
preslded at the piano. The entertainment was com
menced by the band PLAYING Mchaels's Distant Greet
ing March," after which Madam j. A. F. Keebear sang
the "wandcrer's ending Star" This YVES followed by
" The Heart Bowed Down. after whch the pahd per
formed a waltz. -, =, -,
meant give expression TO the pleasure which the CIT
OF NcwYork felt at beholdng their gallant Visitors
there that night. Cheers He had heard the express
sons OF those not regarded as friends ana IN
to them he hsd 70 cay at Id do Rcy oT Ar his
geston three times three rosng cheers were given Tor
the visitors
A voice" God bless the c0lored people"
Yes continued Mr. Garnctt God has blessed the col,
ored people When tie heavens above were dark and
cloudy and the m.tcrings of the thunder Of our foes
were heard God with God has been with us IN
onr efforts 10 reconstruct the Rebel States. God was
with rs at the time the passing of the second charter
OF liberty the Fifteenth Amendment 10 the Constitution
Immense appauseI And God Will be with us III the
future. .,,,-
The speech was heavily laden with Jokes and telling
pons that called out bOste laughter of the audi
ence. More music and speeches entertained the
vast assembage till after ii O'clock when the meeting
dispersed. , . -,
Before the opening Of the exercises the entrance door
was damned for q long time with the crowds seeking
admission An entrance fee Of 30 cents head was de-
mandcd and the realized must have been very large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
MEETING OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

The Executive Committee of the National
Tobacco Association Of the United States met yesterday
afternoon at No. l0s Waerst. The President, Mr. VIM
T. Lawrence read address, relating efforts OF the
Association 10 obtain from Congress the legislation asked
for in the resolutions adQnted at t late
When it became evident thaI 70 Dill affecting tobacco
Interests would be reported by the Committee OF WAYS
and Mems, active measures taken 10 introduce "A
special bill This attempt, however defeated by the
determined opposition Of Mr.. DeanO the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue who claimed that the passage OF the
Dill would deprive the Treasury Of 100000 at time
Wen by Congress enactnents, the receipts were much
reduced The reduction Of the tax ali kinds of manu-
by the preSentaOn II about petitions signed by the
most hnucntla dealers of the country. The Committee
uCecue1 however, In preventing the reduction OF the
uuuee on imported cigars, and defeated the book
hSepihR provision In the special tax bill They were
n 1ns ,et.aplen u secure the Passage of act
IL he fatent Office, protecting pToprietors In
VIC eAcneye use OF their brands for 80 years with the
iNI'Pe OF renewal and the riPht OF assignrnents He
'nem 10 take into consideration the subject Of the
re,a' ,", uic lCcent uniform tax; the on goods
1890 lrVi factory 10 warehouse Of manufacturers
g ssne been inadel, and the special tax on sales
me secretary, Robert J. Murphy read his rennrt
showing tiat the roll OF the Association contained gg.
names, ~ sdaitions having been made since February
hsL hesoluAOhs were adopted asking reduction II
.he Tax oh All hhos Ol manufactured tobacco and snnd
20 INC IHW oi 10 cents pound, that dealers In leaf
tobacco he DOT required 10 keep special book i'm With
all sales OF leaf tobacco shall e ~ ".'n
reforms desired by the Association simar %
passed 10y convention Of tobacco anufacturo,e IA -,
Richmond oct IL, were read T. the Assoristinn an,t
10 received that meeting Of the hI 49,
AT Richmond. Va, Dec. q 1870. ''" "o "eia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

Public and Private Buildings perfectly VEN
ils.od hJ HKSkY A. Cores. 254 Broadway, NJ !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
floNINhN a. ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue Ho' Ex-senator Fcnton and the
Hon Porter sheldo NJ. G., jamestown N. y; senator
Conkling Utca sneaker Blaine Of the House on Repre-
scntatives; Co. T. G. Mtude c. T., England; ,he non,
oakes Ame NJ c., North Easton Macs; tne non On o
ther, powker BOSTON, the Hon. j. +. slater, Norwlch
Conn aud the lion. John J. Nlcks Enifa , Ia ,n,
don UoteI-f,ov Hoffman and Gen g. j. Magee OF the
Gngernoris stan -. Brcvoort House - hnlor-ten
Joseph Hooker Watertown. N. Y, aud Edgar T. Welc-
Hartford .-@ Hoffman House -benaiOr Ahtnohy W
pbade Island and Niles G.. Parker, state Treasnrrr o
s"ntb Carolima - st. james Iiotel-,ien j. NJ Cofse
M Chicoco and Dr. Walker Of the BRUSH Army.
O. man IJouse-FX- Congressman T. N iubbeI OF Cox
sackc n and the Rey Dr. rayme OF Of stpamshr
cit,. ~ Rrus.els 80 Aston House, H. hackclt' tns
comedian - Metropolitan Hotel IJndse w. W
p.scbaI az Texas. --= ST. Nicholas boltl- lhe noh
NJ q Kerr NJ C., and cX-Gov. Alvord of ihdhna, 1eh
KaNc of pennsylvania, and ex-Msyor innes "i rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade Gas-
Light Improved Econony the motto No more . 9:s fof g.
FLAME EXPAEDBR applied 70 gssbuner produces al OF
more per Light INSTANTLY applet removed bmp
sbe,re and most Efficient the kind Of the 81 20
per dozen illustrated directions With them Test exhibition at oar
Office SAMPLE EIpander anywhere In the s. BY mall
prepaid 5O Liberal Inducements TO agencies aud me trade
f.nd Agents uraed Circular stating propod node Of mas
,ses License granted control Of territory FlfNth tkOOA
soe M,nugrer. and Proprietor 3J7 Bro.lSsyi Ns.-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

The 2jth anniversary Of Rippowam Lodoe
No. a. l. o. o. r., OF stamford, Conn, obse we'd on
Tuesday evening Tie Grand OFFERS aud numerous
delegation from Wooster Lodge, No. 81. OF cwCanaan
Conn. participated. After psrakins Of n repasi adj
dresses made by Grand Master Smith. rand
tary HOtsfOrd Grand Warden Terry, W. w. Gillespie
o., and Others n ball concluded the exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT BASE
INFLAMMATION or THB kidneys
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF TIB BOWELS
CONGESTION or THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING
PALPIIATIOS or THE HEART HiSIERiCs
GROUP DIPHrHERh
CATARRH. INFLUkSZA,
HEADACHE To0THACHB.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLe AGUE CIiILLS
The application Of the READY RELIEF the whore
the pain fi6caltg exists will afford and comfort
10 DROPS IN A HALF TUMBLER OF WATER
CRAMPS SPAsMs SOUR STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE
DGARRHRA DYSETTERY COLO,
WIND IN THE BOWELS
And all Internal Pains
.hOrd RAILWAYS RELIEF -i.h
sm few drops vii prevent sickness pains from change Of
III BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY Or BTTTBRs AS A
STIMuLAST
PRICE 50 CENTS. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
HOME NEWS.
r,ia WEATHER.

Srp yoru n.ut Tier Har. Ngh, o. ., y, a. VIVID
wv 70 aqc GiL :. T. - - 3L3lN
% JIN u IL. NL3J n. ". "
RrmAEKs-In 1862 Oct 70, th'f <n0tcT at a ~, 800
q n m I6o II H. m. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

SOFA BEDS! SOFA BEDS.!-Thc cheapest
~ ard ts.i !. The eli a. CkiIiNs 1871 Csns Mott,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED grr>A LINE.
TIE INDIANAPOLIS, ELoj%IEGTON, AND
WESTERN Rail WAY.

From .ndsrapos Ind Pekin H. 23 10 engh, completes
and fully equipped frsea, STOCK, md Already
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THE NT.tE.T on THE WHOLE
ISSUE OF BONDS with rapidly Increasing ,ece2s.
The Company eGse the Peoria and Pen Railroad hvebs
Masking the Western at PEERS tie second cv IN ihnos
where through made to Omaha and the Paebe s'sg
over G. nc,' travel from the Atlantic to tie P,eile
Tb. bonds are eare by H Mortgage the Road Equipments
and entire Property Company ard BEING on C0hPJBfbe
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ONE or THE MOST THiCKLr
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS or The WEST. With 20
many valuable eonreng trunk lines B,st and West NO bEcUhIf
CAN BE MORE ABSOLUTELY SAFE
The passes through oushpg AMI growing cities 'nd nHnsoa'
towns res 90 @ people, and within
mile, Of the track there Is population Of over $4,000
THE BONDS ARE CONVERTIBLE into Stock at par whieh
vauab. option nMAEY or TB WESTERN ROADS, LESS fA'oh
ABLY LOCATED ARE AT AHIGH PREMIUM
Over the loan has been marketed daring N, eonsue
on Of the The balance Offer at 02i AND INTEREST ghf
Of the compilation OF 'ss rose
received erchsns. market rates soSS
forwarded to all point. FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
For maps and full particulars, applyo
TURNER BROTHERS.,
Bankers, IL Nassau.sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

ii. n. SoUIRE's, % FultOn-st. New York, Is
reliable WATCHEs hhe choice JEw-
y. EKLISG Diamonds q specially.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-03
Sharp Fighting Before Paris
OH thel eth and 26th.
Prussians Before Paris Receiv-
ing Siege Guns.
bismarck Denies Intending
TO Crush France.
Stores Captured at Strasburg.

LONDON, October 1.-The PrusSians
are approaching the maintenance in the
Department of Eure, ST. Loire. The
communication between that place and
Chartres have been destroyed, and the
guard recently doing duty at Marsailles
have disbanded.
1t is thought that the Prussians are
preparing for a grand attack on Paris
from the north.
The peasants who fled from VilierS
on the approach ofthe Prussians, have
asked permission to return to their
homes
LONDON, October 1.-The Bark Pacha
II Hall. from Hamburg, reports en-
counter no French blockaders or OBJ
>iacles
The Prussans how surrounding, Paris,
are said 10 have received orders to keep
ont side OF the range of the French
guns
The French are clamoroas TO be lead
0n sortieS.
The Telegraph has reasons to know
that the reasons for General Ignatiefi' :
departure from Constantinople were
personal and not political
Mr Servois, Minister of State and
President of Luxemburg, is now at
Hague. 1t is said he is negotiating for
the transfer of the Duches to Prussia.
The Prussian official dispatch reas =
,er,s that there was sharp fighting be-
lore Paris on the 24th and 18th.
LONDON, October 2-The Germans
hetore Paris received their siege train
t0day. The heavy guns used at Toul
do not form part of it, as they have
been sent to another destination.
The restoration of the bridges and
tunnels on the German lines OF commu-
aicatior is nearly complete.
ROYAL headquarters will soon be
moved 10 a point nearer the city walls.
The King of Prussia has sent 5000
,halers to the relief of the inhabitants
Of Srrasburg
1t is reported that the Duke of Mas
son and his secretary were shot and
killed by Franco-Tireurs, while passing
through the country in carriage.
LONDON, October 2.-The Prussian
Embassy have received no official in
formation of the shooting of the Duke
81 Nassas
Bismarck formally denies that any
disposition exists on the part of Prussia
20 make France second rate power.
The occupation Of Strasburg by the
Germans was solemnized on the Both
10y religious services in the Church Of
s. Thomas. The Germans took 40
guns valued at two millions of francs,
tie property in bank estimated at eight
million and an immense quantity of
ammunition and clothing.