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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
Or
Exchange for City Property.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILLS,
The Finest Water Power In the South.



TTNHE machinery is all new and now In sue
Il eessful operation. This valuable prop
erty Is situated In the southern portion OF
Tishomingo county, Miss, twenty-five miles
south of 1uka, on the stage road leading 70
Fulton and Aberdeen.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
Eight hundred acres of land, covered with
fine timber; one large frame factory-hOuse,
81 by a. feet, 81 stories, and 576 spindlesi one
Iar1e roony store-house with good cellars:
one large frame carpenter shop; one large
Wool-carder; nve double houses, for opera
tives, passage between; four single houses,
with shed attached: four single houses, with
out sheds; one large mtll-house, with corn
and wheat mill; one large gfn-house; one
saWmill, with new circular saw; besides
dwslhng-houses, stables, cribs, etc.
A large. bold and never-fatltng stream OF
water passing through natural rock canal
the left bank thirty feet and the right bank
TWEEN nty-ive feet high, of solid rock. The bed
OF bottom is also solid rock; in fact, 1t Is a
solid rock canal, with capacity 70 drive four
to ten thousand sptndles; in healthy local
ity, with good road to Iuka; q splendid Or
chard of about three hundred choice apple
trees, and fine peach orchard
Here is a splendid opening for CAPITALISTS
to invest In the finest water power N the
south, with all necessary buildings on the
premises. ready built. large enough Tor spin
ming or weaving. or both, II desired
nS- TERMS LIBERAL Apply to
DONOHO, JOY q CO.,
Real Estate and Emigration Agency,
aR3 a Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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forces under the walls of Metz, and q
sanguinary fihht ensued. The French
were driven within the city; loss 1000.
On the same day grand reconnols-
sance under King William In person,
maintained Itself some hours without
any effort on the part of the French
to dislodge it. This fact shows the
utter decentralization of the French
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EUROPEAN SUMMARY.
Austrian Ambassador leaves Russia.

austrian AMBASSADOR Leaves Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 16.-The
Austrian ambassador to st. Peters
burg left for. Vienna yesterday.
Accident to Cuban Cable.
HAVANA, August 16.-The West
India cable met with an accident. At
ter beginning to lay the. deep sea cable
toward Santiago, defect was
discovered in the cable already laid
across the shadows.
Prussia and Spain---labor Demonstrations
Continue.
MADRID, August 16.-The report
recently circulated that the Prussians
were seeking an alliance with Spain
is untrue.
Labor demonstrations continue here
and in other cities of Spain.
Movements Ofths Queen Motley EulOuIzsd--
Arrest Of Confederate Soldier
In England.
LONDON, August 16.-The Queen
has gone from Osborne to Windsor.
The Daily NeaoS again eulogizes
Motley.
One Beasly, a Confederate soldier,
VIM oCA NCO ObOuCWHAA
was arrested for attempting to kill
Captain Elliott, an Essex magistrate.
Jealousy is said to be the cause.
London Reports from Paris.
LONDON, August 16.-A special to the
Herald, from Paris, states that very
hostile feeling exists toward Napo-
leon. The same feeling is evinced to-
ward the Empress from recent
ministerial appointments. Cries of
Uice la Repu6tiQue are heard in all
parts of the city.
Reliable information received as to
the detected state of the Emperor who
is constantly overheard repeating to
himself son ma, coupe"
The War In Cuba Still Raging -.Spanl.rds
Defeated Every Day.. cubans Confident.
KEY WEST, FLA, August 16.-
General Ryan arrived here from Cuba
via Nassau, and says he has an i'm
portant commission. He hopes to be
in Cuba again in thirty-five days; and
says that the war continues with una
bated fury, and that the Spaniards
were defeated twenty-three times du-
ring July. He attacked four hundred
and fifty Spanish soldiers with fifty
men, killing eighty and wounding
one hundred and twenty-three. The
Cubans are confident of independence
and speedy termination of the strug-
gle. Ryan goes to New York.
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The Germans of ST. Louis Demonstrating

ST. LOUIS, August 16.-The Ger.
mans of this city are preparing fol
a monster demonstration in commem.
grafton of the late victory of the
Prussian army. The programme will
consist of grand procession through
the streets and a festival at the Fair
Grounds or at some other convenient
place. All the German societies and
bands of music and other Organiza.
tions are expected to participate,
All the money received will be ap-
piled to the sanitary fund.
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Szratoaa Races-

SARATOGA, August 16.-In the hur-
die race, two miles, Oysterman beat
Morris and Bohannon in 3:57. In the
second race, two and three-quarter
miles, open to all ages, Helmbold
walked over. Third race, one and a
half miles, all ages, was won by Judge
Carle's General Yorke; Glenelg, sec
ond; Tom Norfolk, third. Time,
0.l0l
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

A NTIOCH COLLEGE. YELLOW SPRINGS,
N OHIO, will open for the next year on the
i4th of September next, with larger staff oil
instructors than ever.
students of either sex may enter the col
lege proper, the normal classes, or any spe-
cial or preparatory classes which they prefer,
or for which their acQuisitions Mt them.
In the collegiate department there are two
courses of instruction; and a wide freedom
in election OF studies Is given to the student
The college Is fully endowed, and matn-
tains the high standard of scholarship which
was given to 1t by its first President, Horace
Mann. 1t is directed in the interests OF sound
learning and liberal religi, n; NO religious
test OF any kind being permitted under its
charter, and absolute freedom of choice be-
ing given to students in the selection OF their
places of worship.
The necessary expenses, including board,
lodging and tuition, are about two hundred
dollars year.
Address the President. REV. GEO. W. HOS
MER, Yellow Springs, Ohio, for catalogues,
with full details of information. auA "
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A Rsereant South caroIlnIan,

CHARLESTON, August 16.-The
Hon. Jas. Orr publishes a letter an
nOuncing his adhesion to the Repub-
lican party of South Carolina. He
says that for many years to come that
party must control the State, and that
opposition to it will only augment
and perpetuate existing evils.
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IafalIibIIIfY.

CINCINNATI, August 16.-BishOp
Purcell speaks at Mozart Hall Satur-
day evening, on the Papal infallibility
and other matters pertaining to the
experiences of the Ecumenical COun.
oiI
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FORTRESS MONROE, August 16.-
Rear Admiral Lee this morning re-
ieved Rear Admiral Poor in COM
mand of the North Atlantic squadron.
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A Nice Member of a Board of Education

New YORK, August 16.-Jas. Fin
negan, a member of the Morrisania
Board Of Education, was to-day held
in S25, 600 bail for an attempt to assas-
sinate Pat Mullins, member-elect OF
the Board of Town Trustees.
Thos. Nolan attempted, on Monday
night, in Brooklyn, to murder his
wife and five children, but was pre-
vented by the police.
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Minnesota's latest sensation Is

MinnesOta's latest sensation is a
white jury with cOlored foreman.
The dispatches from Paris, indicate
that the national pride of France is
thoroughly aroused. All parties are
enthusiastic In their determination to
save the honor of France. The war
cries are not Uiras for Napoleon, but
shouts for Ia belle France.
IEThe Philadelphia Press is in a fear
ful state of agitation over the result of
the North Carolina election, and i'm
plOres its Radical brethren TO gird on
their armOr and make war upon the
terrible Democracy.
A shreWd New Yorker, recently de-
string to have pile of heavy stones
removed, made pretence of having
lost a valuable diamond ring that had
been given to him by lady. He Of
fered reward of ten dollars for the
recovery of the jewel, and soon had
the pleasure of seeing the job accom-
plished to his satisfaction. Failing to
discover the ring, as matter of course
the searchers could look for no remu-
neratiOn.
The Monroe (Miss.) Eagle says;
'The squirrels, coOns and free mig
gers are doing considerable damage
to the half-rlpe corn, ETC., in the fields
in this county. The squirrels and
coons cOnfne their operations to the
borders near the thick woods and
sWamps, only taking what they can
eat at one time, while the negroes
take a sack and 90 to the middle of
the field and fill it, carrying the same
away. He also takes pumpkins, peas,
etc.,
The World says that it is gratifying
TO be able to state that Governor Scott,
of South Carolina, is arming negro
militia, and that the President has as
sured Governor Bullock, of Georgia,
that he will support him as freely as
he did Governor Holden, of North
Carolina. These things presage more
Democratic victories. Democracy
with the ballOt-bOX means let US
have peace"-these fellows who are
forever using the bayOnet only sag it.
Intelligence from China is unimpor-
fant, with the exception of the details
of the massacre of Christians at Tein-
Tsin. Twenty-Five Europeans and
thirty or forty Chinese children were
murdered. Nine Sisters of Charity
fell victims. Their bodies were hor-
Tibly mutilated. Eight Protestant
churches from which missionaries re-
treated, were Quilted. Sixteen places
Sf worship were destroyed. Several
days previous to the attack the Chi
nese parents removed their children,
some go, from Catholic schools.
Among the murdured are three Rus
slams. The remainder are French and
Chinese children.
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To Bricklayers.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MEMPHIS, Tenn, August II, 1870.
pS- Sealed proposals viii be received al
ofice until II o'clock m. Saturday, the 9th
inst, for constructing three brick eulverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near NJ
and C. R. R., and one on Yates avenue, be-
tween Washington and Adams streets. Fol
further Information apply at this office.
aul7 j. H. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


OMAHA, August 16.-Hon. W. n.
Seward arrived here to-day, and goes
west tomorrow, on his trip around
the world.
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chaae's Moyemenfs.

GETTYsBURG, Pa, August 16.-
Chief Justice Chase has written that
he will be at Gettysburg Springs the
last of this or the first of next week.
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The IIIlpols Editors Goluu Ia Canada.

MONTREAL, August 16.-An in
formal meeting was held yesterday to
prepare for reception of the Illinois
Press Association. The committee
appointed includes Sir Geo. earlier,
Hon. John Young, Thomas Workman
and Others.
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Wall Street.

In Wall street dullness Is the principal
feature of the markets Private kilograms to
the leading bankers asserted that the en-
gagement OF yesterday ended in favor Of the
Prussians; that the French fortress at Mar
seilles had been captured; that a revolution
was imminent in Paris, and that the growing
opposition to the Bonaparte family caused
the Emperor to be very much detected. Un-
der this news gold declined Il per cent. Late
in the day the decline in gold was recovered
and the stock market sustained an advance
while Government bonds remained station
ary. Money more active on call at to per
cent The hardening tendency is due In
some measure 10 the sympathy with the
condition.of monetary affairs in other cities;
and for fear that the banks may call in their
loans In consequence Of Ia drain OF currency,
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FoR SALE.

I,OR SALE-Tne three story Brick-house
L and lot, No. a Washington street. Terms
asy; or viii lease on long time.
EOR SALE or lease on long time, Lot No. ~
4 Beale street, and Lot No. 1S2 Madison St
TvOR SALE-The two-story Brick-house and
II Lot No. 152 Main street.
ENOR RSALE-Seventy-thr acres Of nne cot
4 ton land within 1x miles OF Senatooias
Mississippi
Inquire ct No. $40 Main street, between the
hours of u m. and 2p-m. au4
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, August 16.-Baron Beust
publicly denied any attempt on his
part to mediate in the war between
France and Prussia.
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Subscriptions for Prussia-The Fsts NapO-

SAN FRANCISCO, August 16.-The
German Sanitary Committee to-day
remitted an additional $40, 900 to Ber-
lin.
The French residents to-day OBJ
served the fete Napoleon.
The village of New Almeden and q
quicksilver mine were destroyed on
the 18th. Fifty or sixty houses were
burned.
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Dsath A. ! ,xelI.kuevu Prcfaasor,

BURLINGTON, W., August 16.-Dr.
Leonard Marsh, for fifteen years pro-
fessor in the University Of Vermont,
died this morning.
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NEW YORK, August 16.-A special
dispatch from Newport, Pa, an
nounces the denomination of Hon.
Richard S. Holdeman for Congress by
the Democrats of the Fifteenth Dis
trict,
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Damncratle cnnYentIaa.

ATLANTA, GA, August 16.-The
hotels are crowded with delegates to
the Democratic Convention, which
meets to morrow.
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CHICAGO.

The NissiOn to Observation-Disclosures
DeoIines---It is offered to TrumbuII---A
Man Falls Down an Embankment and is
KiIIed-.-Murder and Arson.
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WANTED,

MALE Teacher, with good morals, and
| N well qualified to teach the English and
/ classical studies, in a mixed school; satisfse-
4 tory references required. Apply to or ad-
| dress A q. SfUAk1,
| o-I6 C1arun Tenn.
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Notice to Contractors.

80 VIII be let, within the next ten days, to
the lowest bidder, the b1ilding of three bridg gas
on Jackson street south and three culverts.
For specifications, apply at the office Of ]. n.
Provins. ]. M. PROVINE.
SILAS T. GILBERT,
]. N. WILLIAMSON,
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LISBON, August 1.-THE journals of
this city deny the report that the
meeting of the chiefs Of all parties
called by Duke SOldanhua was occa-
stoned by Spanish note saying that
the landing Of English troops at Lis
bon would be considered cdSIS beLd.
The journals also deny that Don
FerdinandO has been urged to give
his reply within tWenty-four hours,
as TO whether ne will accept the
throne of Spain.
Yesterday all the Spanish political
refugees in this country returned TO
Spain.
The French gunbOats having ar
rived here. the English fleet leaves to-
morrow. It's destination is unknown.
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And General Commission Merchants, Mon
roe street. Memphis, Tenn.
Orders for any description of merchandise,
stocks and bonds solicited, guaranteeing sat-
asfaction in all cases. Cotton insured, in
store or transit by river, unless written in
istrnefiOns 10 the contrary. anlR
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STEAMBOAT MASON
AT AUCTION,
This Wednesday Morning, Aug 18th.

IMMEDIATELY after the sale OF the steam
il ers Wicks and Church at foot Of Union
street. the steamer MASON will be sold She
lies four miles above the mouth Of 81. Fran
els river. at Browns Landing. SIC Is Ign
and dry on q saud-bar, u ing perfectly
straight and In good condition
DESCRIPTION.-shs Is liS feet long. dor Die
engine, 5-inch cylinder, 2 feet stroke. -ide
valve; one doctor In perfect order; boiler y
feet long. A fnches diameter; hues, with al
c0rdage, equipments, ste Sold by order OF
the oWners- Title perfect Terms cash
auH A. E FRANKLAND, AuctfOneer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that certificates
~ No, 2Ol. for 20 shares, and No. 1901, for Y
shares of stock in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued In the name Of g. Z.
Franklin, and now belonging to his estate,
ply to the secretary OF the company for du-
plicates of same. d. A. ABERNATHY.
fv99 Adm, r of ERtate of Il. e. Franklin. Decd.
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SUTHERLAND
ENGLAND.

BERNE, August 16.-The Swiss corps
Of observation has been disbanded.
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Funeral of Farragut-6reat Preparations
Being Made.
PORTSMOUTH, August 16.-Extraor-
dinary preparations are being made
for the funeral of Admiral Farragut
on Wednesday. The expected ma
rines at this station, Boston and Port
land, the Manchester Guards, and the
Grand Army of the Republic are to
do escort duty.
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DIED..

HANCOCK-Last night, at l25z o'clock, at
her residence, 80 Madison street, Mrs. S. J..
HANCOCK, in the 45th year of her age. Due
notice viii be given of the funeral.
CONNOR-At Ashport, Tenn, August 10,
1870, PRESLEY, son Of John and Lucy Connor,
aged . months.
CARY At the residence OF s. A. Miller,
Esq, in Fayette county, Tenn, on Friday,
August u, lS7O, MARIAN, infant daughter OF
Hunsdon and Ellen r. Cary.
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PORTUGAL.

Spanish Relations Discussed---Spain Still
Klng-Huating Political Refugees Return
Ing---ArrlVaI of French and Departure Ct
English Fleet.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEG RAP HI
New Yerk

NEW YORK, August l6.-Cotton, sales $50
bales; middling uplands, l95zc. Flour 59
1Oc lower; IS 3OCg5 20 for choice: white wheat
So l097 50. whisky unchanged at 9611G97c.
quiet Sugar sales of 400 hhds at 99l0c for
Cuba; l0tellc for Porto Rico. Molasses dull.
Rice steady at 9eg91Se.
Dry Goods-The market Is without much
animation but prices generally unchanged.
We have to note a reduction of Pearl river
denfms from 2 to &c.
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Confident and Defiant Tone of the French
Press.
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DISSOLUTION,

WIN. GAY having this day sold his entire
w interest in the hrm OF gay & Martin to
]. n. Martin and ]. 7. Hillsman. the drm OF
Gay & Martin Is hereby dissolved. Martin &
Hillsman assuming all the liabilities of the
firm, and are alone authorized TO use the & rm
name In settlement Of the business Of tns
firm and collection Of accounts.
WM. GAY.
Memphis, Aug. 9, 1870. J. H. MARTIN.
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The G%1yO@0 AOu9e-
THIS famous institution Is quite as popu-
Il lar now es In the days of It's greatest ce-
lebrity. nooms most delightful are ren ted
and furnished, each for himself, by Mrs.
Green's bORrders, who spreads q table the best
IN the city at S5 90 per week for each boarder.
There are now nearly one hundred guests and
room for thirty more. The dining halls are
the LARGEST eyer used In Memrkis. aul6
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NOTICE.

TWIN GOOD STEAMBOATS, WANTED TO
i run up White river and connect with the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad at DeVall's
Bluff until finished, and tor twelve months
after the road is finished TO White river, to
run above DeVall's Bluff and connect with
this road. Parties wishing to enter this trade
can make advantageous arrangements with
this company. The large amount of freights
going West. and the prospect of low water,
make this route desirable Apply at the office
of the company, No. 81 South Court street.
aul7 B. ID. WILLIAMS, Geu1 Sup't.
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MR.. R. A. SPICER has been admitted to an
INl interest In our business, from the first oi
September, 1870.
]. s. DAY. W. P. PRoUDFIT. e A sPTcER,
DAY 60 PRoUDFIT,
COTTON FACTORS
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In the District Court OF the United States-For
the District of West Tenn essee.-In the mat
ter of J. 3. ChristtSn, involuntary 5ank-
rupt. In bankruptcy, District OF " WeSt Aen-
nessee-ss.
To whom it may concern: -. - ~.
The undersigned hereby gives 6o5lee rs ~ @ rs
appointment as assignee oI =; p 2. a,t.s -
stare OF Tennessee, wtthin said Olstrlct, wno
6@s 6eSn adiudged q Bankrupt upon petitlon
Of his creditors, BY the Dlstrics So1l' VI S'A-~
D1StSss TSms5his, Tennessee. the I'd day of August,
A-p;i tIIfT.Y.IAN If.H.I Y. CIRODE, AsAignse. Etc.,
.us ioi7 No, Z Madison street,
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EnaIish and Classical ScheOI,
aOa THIRD STREET,

wv z MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w OF iS7O-71 opens on the lst of Septem oor
next The course of instruction Is prepars-
tory TO University course, and includes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
OF pure mathematics and the usual English
For circulars apply to the Principal at the
achool-roorl aut
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The Cambria 0utsalls the DauntIess-SaIe
A.

of the Nathan Mansion.
New YORK, August 16.-The Cam
bria beat the Dauntless, Phantom and
Magic in a sail-not race, from New
London to Newport.
The Nathan mansion, on Twenty
third street, was sold for $4,000.
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DtaaOlut1on.

i dissolved by mutual consent. ]. v.
Moore will settle all outstanding business.
We will open In New Orleans October LIST. IN
der old frm name, and will be glad to hsar
from our old fr ends. J. B. HUDSON.
August 18th. auI4l JOHN V. MOORE
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the subscribers, under the nrm
name OF g. Falls & Co, having expired BY
limitation, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent q. FALLS,
j. N. FALLS,
] c. JOHNSON.
Memphis, Tenn, August Is, lS70.
SS- G. Fails & Sons will continue the Cotton
Brokerage business, at their old stand, %
Front street, as heretofore, under the same
firm style Of g. Fails & 90. aul5
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THE WAR.
Council Of War In the Case Of the VIIette
q z- Rioters.
Dispatch OF the PFsfsct Of Verduu Claim
Ing q 6rsat Victory, and 10000
Prussans Slain.

Emsute at LyOus-.-Itls is Quickly Suppressed