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Editor Kilied-rrasedy I'm Tennessee.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 27.-D. IL. Jour,
dan. editor of the German paper here, teu
from q window to-day and was killed.
NJ. :. Dover, of Lafayette, Tenn, Whise
attempting to kill his wife, was fatally SHOT
by his wifc's brother, aged sixteen years.
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vo,,.,v rover at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. G.-There were nine
deaths from yellow fever for the twenty
four hours ending at L. NJ. yesterday.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALI poIyra
NORTH, EAST, and yCRrHgEsr--.l 10
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a..4 asrx.6,oxcrnor packer. Of Pa

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept: VI ES-u ts o.
nor w. +. Packer, OF this 'Sla'e' o'e' w.
day aged Ga years.
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c,TEAMDYEING ESTABLISHMENTS
= DYEISG, sCoURING,, , CsnAS v,Sen to the
no,,tn@ nT carpets and cleaning OF Eld sioses-
Faaey dssins IN any color DESIRED Full satisf1c
lion gsaraElee'' LEWIS LINNEMAN,
NO. IL ptoSuss Richncnd, Va.
l., edition TO the above, have recently estaD,
;, III pKJSTING DEPARTMENT., and Will
nsint all kinds OF silk aud Woolisn goods. sam-
les of my printing can ve seen Ut my store
GO Ok M3rn
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BAzAINg Republics TIE pEpUph5,,
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JAMES r. NETnERLAHD,
e2 GenersiETlckst Agent
u lCHMOND AND DAN WILLIS RAIL

ID iGhMOND AND IAN WILLS HALL
HI RQAD.-fASSEEGEE SCHEDULE:
GOING SouTh.--L yrcabors and DSGvlie pss:
sengers leave Richmond daily Except aandAyS)
at 9:l5 4. ~, leave Burkev.ue daily exc~It ~ n.
daysl at l Z. NJ. arrive at Oanytlle LdAtty (eI'
cept Scr1ays) 3. s:55 7. "a THROUGH Gk L
AND EIFnESS leaYeg Richmond dsiiY II 1855
Z. hi leav.s DsnVtjie Caiiy att IS ~ *. srrltes
u ,!reeast oro' daily at l:o5 Is. ID.
GOING NORTH. u, yrcloGrg ard Danylle pas
seDgars leave Daa7iite daily Except Sundays al
Tao A. ID. leave Burkeyille daily except san.
laysl at l T.. ~. srrtgs At Eicnmond daily
t.Xcept SunGays( st 1888 =. VI. THROUGH MIL
AN EErGESS lea 4es Greensboro daily al lis
A Nj: leaves Danylle daily At 3 3a A. AZ. ; ~.
rIves st Richmond daily - ll:tS A. M. l,.
The Lynctbmry aud DSnyillo Passenger Train
copuecls at RurkeviIle With tie trains On the
Sonths,de road for Petersburg, rorrolk, Lynch
ouTx, ant &i stations on lie Lou. as:us sod Vir.
ginia ana Tennessee railroads., 9.i1so!l Sns Z
vile, Baton Cbsttoncogs. Essnsilio, Isnpnle.
snd all important points South aud SouipHeet.
Tue Through Nail aud Ecsp@es3 connects
u Greensboro with the trains on tie Horth caro-
Ina road :or Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, "a
gannah Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, de-, &C. ;
| and VI Richmond with me Richmond, Frsdericks.
onrg and Potomac, Chesapeake ,pd Otfo, and
Richmond aud York River RAILROADS.
SLEEPING CA 1S and CHIfIES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIES OH the through express
train. THOMAS LODAMEAD,
SO SupertDi e. dent.
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DLCHMOND AND YORK RIVE

II RAILROAD LlME--EOn BALIiM0aE,
THE NORTii, AND NCRTHW ESl -CHANGk
OF SCHEDULE DAILY tEXCRPr SUN.
DAYS).-rASSENGBh SCHEDULE
Passengers for Baltimore aud points NORTH
will take tee passenger tain fton the De;
90. or the SicG-',ad and YORK River EEiHcsc II
Richmond DAILY Except Sundays, ut =. d.,
FOR West Point, TGrrs lacy tak An re 'ass ana
tain S. ". tpsESAN,, or ADMiRA4, Captain
PHfLIp EEYBoLp,- both or which have been
ne ly lifted out with splendid reconnaissance
ior pasaen gerr-reachin2 baltimore the following
reila5e!paia, New York, and the West. Return.
TsssSss, jas: below Pratt street FL; Baltimore,
passengers arriving In richmond at $3.50 A. N.
the following day, in time to connect with the
road for DanyiJIe and al points on that road
Goinyabis, q =. ard an points South and with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railrosd for the various
celebrated springs on the line OF that road ~
pASSENG EH TEAM leaves Richmond daily
st4P. N. Leaves West Point daily at $50 A. d..
Freight received and forwarded promptly. and
through bills Of lading giTsnnn r 70 pr9anh,nens
pou.s. THOMAS DODAnEAO,
jyl5 superintendent
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vlTST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF
81 NURSERY FEsDERS tall sizesl,
WIRE OFFICE TENDERS TAU sizesl
C0aL HNDs, COAL SlFTEks,
C0AI. SHOVELS
New STYLE COAL TOEGe.
SHOVEL, TONGs, and P0KERs, in sets
FIRE STANDS,
BLOWER STANDS. &c,
which W., wife tn. attention Of houseks spers and
h''ei p'op' '''''' MELTING & BROTHER,
,. e0g Main street
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The French Capital to be Again
Removed.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

THE PRUSSIAN TERMS FOR sN
ARNTST4CE.
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STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP <fTae
AND PACKET COSsPASY. z4Sd1SSs4ss 5000


FIRST ONE OF NEW LINE
the 4 ! Steamship GEORGE b. UPTON, In
command of Captain ROBERTS. Capacity
about COCO barrels.
This ship, the pioneer of the HOME LINE, will
leave New York on SATURDAY. the LIST October.
for ':orfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond. thus
aifordIns the public the opportunity Of ordering
Returning, she will leave Richmond OH WE'D
NESDAY, the 5th October, at high tide
Reserve your freight tor your own vessel.
Insurance by he- at very lowest rates.
Reduction In freights 10 fair and liberal rates,
For further informati2n, applyto
DAVID ]. BURH, President.
CHAS. %. WORTHAM,l Nv Gonna
Gat.K%T F. WATs0N} hS' com g.
Jas HAND, corner Wall and South sts:; VIM.
Q: s"ITs, AZ exchange Place, Agents in n Few
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs5Tsn=.
pnKTSMOTTii, AND ALL REGULAR LAND-
ms IN THE JAMGS RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail STEAMER
'oH daSta, s Z !. Sr Es IT R.
leaves companE's wharf at Rosketts : Tor the
DAYS, and FKIDAIs, at HALF-PAST SIX
UCLICK 4. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
PASSENGERS arrive IN Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers Tor Baltimore and points
North.
| rival OF steamer.
Fare TO eorinIk. 81.
s.NcursiIn tickets 10 Norfolk and return }:Vo.
| ihpral arrangements made for EVENING EN-
| Freight re ceived Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
tur lays, for Norfolk Portsmouth, Boston, Bnltl-
| more, aud principal landings ON Chesal cake pay,
| and all REGULAR landings on James river, at REA-
| NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
| Freight for way landings must he prepaid.
L. b. IAIUM, General Aren't,
| sci Office, Companv's wharf.
| JOHN W. WYATT. ~
y sr co,x,s GESEs aksc S ahPrl
eIczaoSD, Va. PosT-oFFIcE Boz Ia.
xog LIVERPOOL ANn ,,sroxuu .ssSs
INMANLIi5E OF NAL STEAMES Si1 SAIcJNe
AND hLPERNATE TUESDAYS.
| RATES OF PASSAGE: ~
PsyIhT IN Cola 1 fsy@S5s IN Currency;
| To London ........ so To London ..-......... IS
Ticsci. sold to and from ENGLAND, Ireland, ane
| The conInunt ~ moderate rates.
For iu-tlier Inform alton apply at the Company't
Offices JOHN 6 i;r DAkE; A Nsw York or 70
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOR NEW YORK. &GS
OLD DoAle c4Mfs sEEAhShlf sz'sAs
The splendid new stde-wheel steamships ISAAC A.
| ELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALEEs
| MAPLE. and HATTERhS, leave New York for
| VCr:o.k, City Point, and Richmond every TUES.
| ~" TEURSDAT, ana SATURDAY at o. c.oci
II Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, aad SUNDAY, a. high TIDE.
These ships are entirely new. They nave elegant
,aIoong aud staterooms. The fare, accommodas
ions, and attention, are unsurpassed. -
| Close connections made With steamers tor AZ
| ,oythern and European ports.
| insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAh.
| TER OF ONE PER CENT, q. the of1ce5 OF thli
For further information apply to-
i'' JOHN W. WYATT Agent,
| wros RIO. 3 Governor street.
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MACHINE SH OP. 80
SLOAT & ADDlNGTOSt ~
MACHIEfSTS, J5f ~
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1l22 AND l@ss5 tA1H
STREET. BETWEEN FouRTEENTHAhpH
FIFTEENTH STBEETS,E ,3Ass5
RrCHM oSD, yIEGINIA

ALL KINDS of NEW WORK MADE; RE.
civ aud country; TOBACCO WORK Of all
Kinds made ana repaired; TOBA s,C t FINN
n.ICcCKiS SlfPEgIOR 6kNNER; FLAT
F FSaI and al other kinds OF SCALES KErAIR.
r., and ADJ listed: AGESTs for re ,ssis o. OF
VEgNoR. SEI,DEN's PATENT STEAMER"
CITE PaCEING, Utica CoInpany,s sTE IA NJ.
GAUGES. These gaugea arc warranted % ~ s Tor
NJ, kinds OF BRASS WORK. OF sIPkkl4h
MAKE for STEAM GNSIskS sash p sa.g
STs iErING SYLF-FEFDERS, S'EEaN-WHIs-
TLYs, WATEK-GAUGEs GLoBErvA5sy Es,
ROLLER FLuE CLEANERS, AMI general as
aortment OF such articles - are used OF all run.
ning steam-eIai Zines andsaw-millS.
"'"a SLUAT J. AlsUihGToS,
;.,s lia2 aud 1854 Cary street.
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LUST RECEIVING PER SCHOONElt
u Red Jacket Se5 pack ges WOODEhWAkf
pISTED. OAK-GRAINED. and WAX
SISlIED PALS, t"o and three hoops
QUARTER FALLS,
TOY PALS,
SUGAR BOXES,
WhSIiBOAROe, ,.,
GEORGE BAUGHMAN q SON,
No. 10 Pearl street,
Agents for the New YORK Co.'S Matches
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lS7U. 1870

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS oyER THE
SHORT LINE.
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TRAIN No, 1.-THRoUGH NAIL TRAIN MIA
Washington leaves the depot. corner OF Rsrs snd
E EsB.n .tfs ssi, s a Arrives n
TRAIN No. a.-.1he BALTIMORE EXPRESS
Tram. connecting at hquia creek WITH the
depot corner OF Broad and EightiI s,rsess' daily
Esundays excepted) at O'Clock l.. NJ. Arrives In
h TRafS No. oo sTTH eRfes s a.
MashinktoG leaves tn. depot corner OF Byrd srd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted,! &c 90
IT. a ~; Arrives In Richmond niondays excepted
Tl!R0UGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG.
SoRTH EAsf and 40 SggT TlHs,pas points IN shs
FeElGHTS contracted for and forwarded
1Waiss villa dispatch, to all points NORTH and
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BsLTIMoRw Ex-
phEsS TRAIN viii run as far ae Milford station
on Sulday, leaving Richmond, coreer OF Broad
a an1e f a,Io, it a At "a Returning win
apply ss coMfG. as y OFFICE, corner M, Of
j. y. Gentry,
- Gcnerai Ticket AgeIts
" PEAKE AND OTTO E1TrUHu-oTs s--
after SUNDAY, September 3tn, 1910, the ,I,a-
MAIL TRAIN Nil run daily between hicamond
a suphr s sn5ggs etssRsh
.Ricimond at "a. NJ; arrive al White sulphur
at1oP. N; Leave Whi;e Sulphur al s:ao 4. NJ. snd
arrive al Richmond at 4:5e Z. a., m akinz c!2se
with orange, Alexandra aud Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington Baltimorc.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Sc: also for
Lynchbur2, Knoxville Chattanooga Memphis,
New Orleans, montgomery. Mobile &c. ~ ~
Going West passengers dine at -SordoEBviue
and sup Ut Covington. Going East, breakfast 81
Goshen and Iins ut Gordon5vtlle - .hD-@
This train connects with stages as follows I.
At Slaunton with stages for a iIgusta Qsto tsr1b.
ling'sl Springs, IL mites aud " eycr's Cave IL
Ulics. TX. -.
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
miles nockbridge Alum Springs miles Rock.
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington 20 mics, ana
Natural Bridge, IS miles. -
At MtlIboro' with stages for Bath A Ium Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles. Hot Springs, ~
miles; and beallpR springs, % miles. zZ.t
At Cosington with stages 10 Healing Springs
Is miles i; and Hot Springs, IS miles. ~
At Allegheny with stages to Red Sweet springs,
9 miles; ano Old Sweet springs, 10 mites. -,
At White Sulphur springs with stages for SSH
Sulphur Springs, 2.miles; Blue sulphur Springs,
% miles Red sulphur spi ings,4 miles = Lewis
burg, 9 miles and Cbarlsitons Toe miles, liz
Through tickets Issued ~ all points North, West,
aud Southwest, .. 49,
JAMES r. NETHERLAHU,
sea GenerslTlckst Agent
4
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FIRST ONE OF NEW line
the 4 Steamship GEORGE b. UPTON,
command of Captain ROBERTS. Capacity
about COCO barrels.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY A SOBER
n young who understands his business thoroughly
has good references clip horses and wait table f
qured has nine years. experience, and In willing make
himself in about gcneman's place most generally
full understands PLAIN gardening Address l. s. C Herald
00lca
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA
"A ton as coachman and groom thoroughly understand
the of horses and driving; willing to assist a
garden the be.t city and country references Apply at
and "a West 18th at.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

CALEsMAN WANTED,IN FANCY GOODS HOUSE
- The preference vii. be given l8 to - old
residing with his Of polite address, writing excel
lent plain hand re class references and knowledge
Of retail bnsness salary first year, S5u0 Address, for
days, SENATOR, Herald Office.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-07-14

Once upon time, before the negro had &C.
quired another than recuniary value, an old
colored divine who was holding forth 20 an au-
dience of his own race on the watchful care
and goodness of the Almighty, and endeavoor-
ing to impress upon his hearers the value !l9 OF
christian darky in the eyes of heaven, illustra-
ted the point thus "N[y bredren, though you
can buy seven sparrows for farthing, de Al
mighty bab book to put down where ebery
one of dem falls. Now if she Almighty takes
so much care of de sparrows dar cost on
one-seventh of farthing, what you spose rs
do for YOU, thousand dollar nigger?
Tie proprietor of orc of the Bridgere;;',
Connecticut, hotels was busting about the
other morning at 10 O'Clock WITH 1--WE wen.y tnlngs ais
cali un ~, clerk. 81 slln'i call him as long as
can ~ i" he replied, for when he is in
he'd Tow where he is, bat after hs is up
don't know where TO find him."
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ASAD ArFAIR.-It becomes our painful duty
10 announce to-day one of the saddest cases of
death by drowning, that has probably ever hap
pened in this section. Last Saturday, Mrs. Z.
p. Bolton, the daughter of our friend T. w.
Beatty, Esq, of Conwayboro', and well known
to many OF our citizens as Miss Cora Beatty,
while bathing with her little sister in lake
near her fathers house, venturcd too far, and
both were drowned. a colorcd man seeing
their danger, fastened to their rescue and was
drowned About eighteen months ago, the de-
ceased, then Miss Beatty, lovely girl of sixteen,
was married to Charles Pelham Bolton one Of
the most talented and promising young lawyers
in this part of the State and when we saw them
on ntheir return from their bridal tour, we thought
that long and happy life strewed with flowers
was before them. But in this we were sadly
disappointed, for in less than one month from
our announcement of this happy marriage , IL II
was our painful duty to announce the dcath OF
Mr.. Bolton And to-day, ere the once haPpy
wife had laid aside the habiiments OF mourn
ing for the one whom she had chosen as the
partner of her life We have to announce ner
demise in the unfortunate manner referred to.
-Marion Star. 9th instant.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-07-14

A Lvnchburg man, arrested as vagsrant,
protested that he had regular trade, ana that
was smoking glass for total eclipses OF the sun,
He remarked that as these occur so seldom 1t
was not to be wondered at that he seemed out
of employment good deal.
mont Of edwin Brood" the unfinished work
Of the late Charlc U':kens, ruhli cd since his
demise. deals almo.l exc';iSivt.r vii, graves
and tombs, death, its raystcries q "olcmnitios.
- The sweetest of strains-tEying TO lift a
pretty girl on horse
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-07-14

John Boston was arragned in New Or
leans for stealing chickens, but stoutly protes-
ted his innocence "And you deny having
taken M the chickens, John" asked the Court
"Ili, boss, sartin. never TUX EN-" "Bnt the
officer saws he fcNnd them in your possession" :"
SSar?" you had them in your hands when ar.
rested" eyes, boss, but didn't stole en-.
"How did you come by thcm?" 81 borrowed
en-" "The owner says not" "Wcll, you Sec
boss, he was asleep when went to borrow dem
chickens, an didn't like to 'sturb him; so l
lis TUX 'em, an was gwine back the next day TO
tell him "
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The following gentlemen compose the Ex
ecutivc Committee of the Union Reform party
+. w. SEIBEIs, Secrctar.
C6lumJia, July E, 1870.

The following gentlemen compose the E1-
ecutivc Committee of the Union Reform party,
as ut present constituted
J. b. Kcrshaw, of Kcrshaw.
William Wallace, of Richland.
William T. Gary, of Edgeficd.
S. p. Hamilton, of Chester
L. w. Scibles, of Richland.
John b. Palmer, of Richland.
Henry McIvcr of Chesterfield.
y. J. Pope, of Newbcrry.
Henry Barnes, of Edgcficld.
J. A. Hoyt, of Anderson.
Henry BUST, Of Charleston.
Jonas Byrd, of Charleston.
William Wallace, OF Onion.
All communications to the Executive Com
mittcc should be addressed to the undersigned
at Columbia Col. VIM. Wallace, j. B. Pal
mer and T.. w. Seibcls have been constituted
Sub Committee at Columbia applications Tor
speaking may be made to that Committee
Regular appointments will be made, from time
to time, by that Committee for public meetings
in the several Counties of the State, at which
Hon. K B. Carpenter and Gen. NJ. G. Butler
will address the people The friends of the
movement will please observe these appoint
mcnts and make the necessary arrangements.
Should the presence of these gentlemen be de-
sired on any other occasions than those ap-
pointed by the Committee, their attendance
NAV be secured in the intervals of such appoint
mcnts, hy addressing the Secretary.
The following appointments are announced,
for Hon. r. b. Carpenter and NJ. G. Butler, to
address The people:
Grccnvllc, Monday, July %.
Anderson G. H., Wednesday, July 81.
Walhalla, Thursday, July 2S.
Pickens G. H.. Friday, July %.
Abbevile G.. H., Saturday, July 30
Saluda Old Town. Monday, August 1.
Newbcrry, Tuesday, August 2.
Spartanburg, Wednesday, August 8.
Union G. H., Thursday, August 4.
T. w. SEIBELS, Sec. Ex. Com.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-07-14

The New York Tribune says: The clcctiorin
Illinois resulted in the adoption of the new
Constitutions including the several amendments
submitted to the separate vote, with the posi-
ble, but not probable, exception of Minority
Representation in the Legislature. Chicago
Journal estimates the pccuniary saving TO the
State by this change in the fundamental law at
something over five millions Of dollars Per an
mum
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-16
BETHANY COLLEGE,.

The ThrtIcth Session Of this Institution Will
commence on MONDAY, Goth SRPTKMBER, 1910,
aud terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871, II 10
rOmAntically situated In the midst Of the bcAutl:
full and healthy hlll.conntry Of the panhandle"
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with tho most favorable In
nucnCCs for student life. It has property In
Endowment, Buildings. Apparatus, Library, &C.,
Of over $S500O0 and IL thus enabled 10 Sng.
tain faculty and furnish facilities for thorough
education, OF tho very frst order. @
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, and unfur-
nlshcd rooms will be let 10 students who wish 70
board themselves. =. ~
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. Regular
Literary Course. including tho, Ancient Ian
giAgCs, for tho Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts. 2.
1itGrary and Scientific Course for tho Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 8 The Course Of Master
Of Arts. 4. Tho Course for MastGr Of Sciences.
Engineering, &C. Detailed information aS 10
these COllrses will be found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-ThO 1nstitu-
tIOn has complete aot Of Philosophical Appa.
ratus, and students who wish II are trained IN
tho use OF Field Instruments, thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study Of Natural History.
TERMS.-TuittOn $50 per session. Boarding
from - to s. per week, UntnrnlShGd ro0mb $5
per session 10 each student, preparing for the
Ministry. FF0O tuition to EonS OF Ministers Of
tho Gospel Of all denominations. ,i'.if19lE
For further particulars apply for catalogue y,
Prof G. L. LooB, Secretary, or to
:. II..iiIi,W W. K. PENDLEToN, President, r
jyIS Bethany, West Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-16
The orleans Family.

From AS v. J. C0H1WseTciGi Advertiser.
A motion To abrogatc tho decree Of ban.
isllment against the Orleans Princes was
lost in the French Parliament, These
princes have written to the Minister Ol
War and asked to be allowed to take ser
vice in behalf Of France. A report from
Paris says that the OrlCanists and not u
Republic will follow the present dynasty.
The Orleans Princes arc tho Count OF
Paris and the Due dc Charles. The form
er Is thirty.eight years OF age. They arc
sons of the late Duke ot Orleans, eldest
son Of Louis Philippe, and both Of them
served on the staif Of General Mcclellan,
in the campaign on the Peninsula. They
married their couSins-the former, u
daughter OF the Duke Of Montpensier, the
latter daughterof the Prince De Join.
vile. The other representatives Of the
Orleans family are the second, third,
fourth, and tlf(h sons Of Louis Philippe,
uncles Of the two young, men mentioned
above. The second son Is tho Duke OF
Ncmours, titty-six years old He was
named King OF the Belgians and King OF
Greece, but declined both positions. Ills
son, Count D'Eu, is s0n-in.lHw OF the En-
peror Of Brazil The third son OF Louis
Philippe is the Prince de JOinvillc, who
is tifly.two years old. The fourth is the
Duke Of NuMaIe, aged f0rty-two, who
served in Algeria, rose to be Marshal Of
France, and received Abd-cl- Kader's sur
render The titth son is the Duke Of
Montpcnsicr, candidate for the throne Of
Spain. Since 1s49, all the family except
the lastnamcd have lived in England.
The family Is very numerous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-16

show that the total strength Of the Prtis.
sian army was not zoo, 900 men. Probably
it would bc safe to put the whole force at
100000 men, Of whom the larger part are
before Metz. Accounts of the strength of
the French army are very different. 1t
can hardly be so large as the PrusslAn
army. But more than difference in mum.
bers is the difference in enthusiasm and
spirit. The Prussians are flushed with the
two great victories they have already
achieved, and by tho advance they have
accomplished. They have reason to trust
with houndless confidence in their gcner.
als, and in the final and complete success
OF tile splendid plans in accordance with
which the campaign has been fought. The
French arc full Of dismay and despair.
In their leaders they have lost oil conf
dence in themselves they have not tue
old proud trust Badly handled, poorly
supplied with food, they can only summon
10 their aid the energy ordespair. Should
q general engagement cnsue between these
two armies, who can doubt the result?
The line Of the Moscllc would hive to be
abandoned, and new line found along
the Mouse or ut Chalons. It would seem
to be the only chance Of success for tho
Emperor 10 strike ut the army Of the
Crown Prince on the south, backed up by
McAiahons force ut foul. Hazardous us
the attempt would be, Is there hope many
other course?