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FALL OF NAPOLEON.
tn DECISIVE BATTLE OF TIE
WAR.


tn DECISIVE BATTLE OF TIE
WAR.
MARSHAL VACCINATIONS WHOLE ARMY
CAPTURED-rHEE EMPEROR suRREN-
DERs TO KING wLLIAM-aACMAHo
SEVERELY WOUNDED DISPATCH FROM
KING WILLIAM.
Try Telegraph to The rribune.l
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. s, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE
TRIBUNE telegraphs that the Emperor
and the whole of MacMahon's army
were captured yesterday.
BEFORE SEDAN, FRANCE,
Friday Sept. 2-l:22 p. IN.
From the King to the QUeen-A cap
ltulatlon, whereby the whole army at
Sedan are prisoners of war, has lust
been concluded with Gen. Wimpfen,
commanding, instead of Marshal Mac
Mahon, who is wounded. The EN-
peror surrendered himself To me, as he
has no command, and left everything
10 the Regency Mt Paris. His residence
i shall appoint after an interview with
him at "a rendezvous TO be fixed imme-
diately, Under Gods guidance, what
n course events have taken!
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TENNESSEE ELECTION.
For GOrcrnOr
GEN. JNO. g. BROWN
OF GILES.
For Congress
ANDREW JOHNSON.

THAT able and distinguished jurist,
Chief Justice Chase, has been smitten
with Paralysis, affecting more serious
ly his mental condition than his phys
cal movements.
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Robert D. s'urm, 20, Attachment against a
nonresident.

In this case the Defendant having been
attached by his goods, and conditional
Judgment entered against him by Inc on this
9th day of Sept, $50. Ii is thereupon or
dered by me, that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the bristol News,
notifying said Defendant to appear before
me Mt my Office in Blountville, on the sth
day of March, 1871, and make his defence to
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
expate and judgment final entered against
him as provided by law.
Sep. Git SAM'L EVANS, J.P.
Prs. fee IS.
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FINpLAy HAAS, D. @. HICKS,
Formerly of Abingdon, Va. Atlanta, Ga.
Harris &c Hicks,
Commission Merchants,

ATLANTA, GA,
Give prompt attention to sales Of Corn
Wheat, Hay, Bacon, Lard, Oats, Rye and al |
other articles Of Produce and Provisions in
the. Atlanta Market. Remittances made
promptly. All letters of inquiry answered
promptly and fully.
Sept. a-3m.
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"Bar. ett's" Hair Restorative.
"Barrett's" imparts new life.
"Barrett's" strengthens the hair.
"Barrctt's" is celebrated.
"Barrett's warranted. "Darrctt's" war
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MARRIED

DAyIS-HARVEY-M the Nickels House
on Mon lay the 9Th, by Rev. d. Sullins,
JAMES X. DAVIS to Miss EMMA HARVEY, both
of Smythe county, Va.
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THE BATTLE AND THE SUR
RENDER

THE FRENCH CUT OFF PROM MEzIEREs
SEDAN COMPLETELY SURROUNDED
TIE NOTIFICATIONS CARRIED IY
THE BAvARIANs-THE EMPEROR's
LETTER TO KING WILLIAM.
10y Telegraph ID tho Tribune.l
LONDON, Saturday, Sept, 3. 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE
TRIBUNE telegraphs rs follows from
the Kings headquarters ut Nendressc,
near Sedan, on Friday:
"The battle of Sedan began at 0 a.
m. on the LIST OF September. Two
Prusslan corps were In position on the
west Of Sedan, having got there v a
long forced march, 50 as to cut off the
French retreat 10 Mezieres. On the
South OF Sedan was the First Bavarian
Corps, and ON tho Fast, across the
Meuse, the Second Bavarian Corps
The SaXons were on the Northeast
with the Guards. | was with the Kinl
throughout tho day on the hill
above the Muse, commanding splen
did view of the valley of the river an'
the field.
AFTER tremendous battle, tn
Prussians having completely surround
cd Sedan, and the Bavarlans hAvin
actually entered the Qualifications c
the city, the emperor capitulated q
a;l5 p. m. His letter to the King ,
Prussia said:
IA cannot die at the head of M
army, toN my s,oOrd at tho feet
your MOI az
Napoleon left Sedan for the Pru
sian Eeandquarters at Vendresse ut
a. m. on the 2d of September. Ma
Mahon's whole army. comprising Ia
OO0 men, capitulated without co
ditions. The Prussians had 300
troops engaged or In reserve, the From
l2O,00O."
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q Perhaps medi-
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgatiye
PNH. The obvious rea-
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CIGAR MAKERS.
CIGAR MAKERS PROTE0MVv
NMAR MAKERS, Union Nn \

TWIN MAhEIND UNIUN, NU.
~ Of AaryIsad, meets on the arst RaInAF v,n,,
Of every mouth at Central HALL 28 North Cav -,
B1liiIore- LAHRrHs sFArrnma, Pre-.
ID. CULLISGr lH Cor sec
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tween the cistern, at the ion of the
shaft, and the horse trourha beiosv A.
the stables in the mine. 49, =
Peltwell shaft was over three hum
dred yards deep, and the stables we're
two hundred yards . in byen along the
main wagon road.
/ finished my work in due time. and
was sitting near the water troucbs
amusing myself by looking around me.
| cannot say that had any present.
ment of anything happening Just then !:
indeed, | felt rather comfortable and
quite at ease. At'.tf A-i-'Ah =
The drivers had been rattling past
me while / had been working, and. dull
as the place might seem, it was al,ye
when the horses and wagons, and moi
sy little drivers went past me the
latter. either singing snatches of popu-
lar songs, or swelling into the dignity
of manhood by swearing at their horses
| was often saluted, and asked. "hoo
is tha' comin' on, lad" by these pert
little fellows, as they brought load after
load past me from afar OF in the re-
cesses Of the,dark and dreary coal mine.
1t was drawing near to dinner time,
and began TO gather up my tools pre-
paratory to going home. While / was
performing this pleasant Office, and
thinking of the half holiday that was In
store for me, | happened to put my
lamp close to- the end of the water
pipe. A current Of air rushed out
of this, j discovered, with great vio-
fence, and with perfect regularity. This
struck me as something curious, and
while / was rejecting on it with my
hand -clesPing the Pipe, I was thrown
neadiong into the horse trough, with
such force that it was an impossible
lty tpf resist sT CANNOT say that I qmas
not afhH bit 4 INA NOT loese MY
presence or mind, and as 7 had-in
spite of all my eforts-been driven
from my grasp on the pipe, endeayOr-
ed to regain it. but as / put my head
above the water, / felt as if in an oven.
knew then that an explosion Of fire.
damp had taken place, and plunged
unuer the water, which / fancied be.
gan to hiss, as the flames of the ex-
plosion kissed its surface.
The horse trough / was in was Of
good Gxe, within q recess cup into the
coal wal, il was partially projected
from theevioience of the explosion. But
for this provision, the troughmust have
been blown 10 pieces.
laid myself fat on the bottom Of
the trough, full three feet below the
surface of the water, and a. lay thert
uttered short earnest prayer to the
God, whom, as / thought I was &C
shortly TO meet / prayed for myself
and companions, and for those I was
leaving behind me on the surface
Thoughts flashed through my mind
as / lay there with the choice before
me of dying by fire, or by suffocation
TO BE CONTINUED.
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WFIsGSU Il
THE MINER.
Uncle Joe's Story.

My uncle, Joseph Bsh, is mechani.
cal engineer. / have put it Joseph
but this Christian name he never gets,
Unabridged not even on Sundays.
Everybody, however, in the country
side, knows 10 Bell, and everybody
says, Good morning, Jo," %Good
evening, Jo," or How d. you do, 10, -
in salutation.
shall let my uncle tell his own
story, in his own words; and / hope it
will instruct as well as amuse for it
may be some of our own lots to be
placed in the same appalling position
one of these days, as he was placed
in -
81 had just got out of my appren-
ticeship at Peltwell colliery, and was
paying all the attention / could to Miss
Anne Wilson, who lived at Peltwell
farm, and was the daughter of farmer
Wilson. We had been schoolmates
together, and as we grew older we be-
came companions, and from compan-
ionship we became lovers. We were
everything to each other, and the time
was fast approaching when the parish
church bells would ring out a merry
peal on the morning Of our wedding.
Farmer Wilson had made the usual
objections to his daughter marrying a
mechanic. However, as his objections
were not in the least personal, they
were soon overcome, and Anne and /
wsre to be joined in wedlock on the
LIST of May, AID, 1920.
| need not say that we looked for
ward to the approaching day without
the least anxiety; we were in no
dread concerning a black cloud that
was pending over the. neighborhood
that was to spread disnay among the
inhabitants.
On the morning of the goth ofApril,
the same year, | was approached by
our chief engineer, who ordered me to
take some tools and repair the water
pipes leading to the horse down
the pit. ...o" f1. a..H<
The bell had just rang for breakfast,
and, as there was no need of hurrying,
/ went home and eat that meal, telling
my poor old mother I was going down
the pit and would take my dinner
along. ..-..,
When j got down the shaft, I found
the injury done 10 the pipes was not
serious the job was not one that
would require more than few hours to
repair. The pipes started into the
r,tne from cistern at the top Of the
shaft and when water was wanted
below twas run into this cistern and
allowed to flow down the pipes: There
was no regulating tap, therefore, be-
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Formation a Great Peoples Party,

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