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TRE s.. Ic.srh HsraIl SIS.

II Prss'isn; Grant dos not rcpuiis,4 the
principle Of taxing clerks ilg campaign yur-
poses be viii strike = deadly bl1E ~ the Il.
isience OF The Republican party. The PEOPLE
everywhere Sustain the position II M Coz.
and without further seton the p1bilc Jury
will make the party responsible, IS il oash. to
be.
That party has received 80 mary deadly
blows that there Is hardly : sound phase e; =
new one.
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STEoSc MToETTI The ne~ Legislature
Of South CArolinA il divided According 60 rsc.,.
as foisess: Ssnsie. II neEtues and - whites:
HousF, ~ nsSro<s and ~ whites. total. q he.
grccs aui q whites, giving the negroes IA.
joTiiy Of = IN both bTAuehss. 4 st-sssg rns5rr.
iiy for e warm climate.
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Nntice.

y" tht CEfriTuKs ~ Tho ssiAt. u Louis Co,r
4 .t.rL.si- N7faoe u hereby given by the under,
- at' .in3Hlsifatas - the above uAmC,l estate to
.feliHrS 90 Aui 81 PERSONS having elaine ag.tp,
ts cor. Ate ~ TIE t0sn u Csrlu rrnutr ~ piar
afs'Asf1. u eNhpt The same With the rs-rsa,-y
.i's-tfs. "ihts four months from The rr-, publi-.
H11 g Ih8s notice 50 the uuIsrsf-usI a. hi. nSS E
az w" ~ 'Artia JOINS \ PALMER
-. Administrator ~ oait estate.
''''N. NV. ~ INV ~; lm-diu
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P'ovas -. FEEvH.-Ii any ts>;.a-auy Is,
wanted 70 convince the people u Mead. o.;
the HiisE corruption and :aelGAei;y q their
present State officials, the! have only 20 a.:e
the willingness whIch saii o:i,.lls have *.
hib'iei TO part ~i;h the rnosi valuable po..
ton .: or State in order 10 reIacs the Dem
Ccratis majority. Not only we're they -Illius.
ha; every effort has been made 70 frauduleu,ly
surrey P.o1Ae into Utah. ThA, they have
failed - due either to the honesty q the s1r.
Vsya! ~ the magnitude u Mr keudaI's ras.
loT.;y. Hsd the vote Of Phoebe teen Sufficient
% l=.ea: Kendall II IL Nere thrown cut. there
Is reason 20 beheve that Brigham vc1li hsre
found his domain suddenly enlarged. They
have failed. but are none the lsss guilty. The
E1tG -Sv ToSszd lie cars did bot eet asay
With the prize, but ;-elve men nil probably
nN their status isr the future. 4 jury II al
the people Of the STATE vIl likewise take the
same vaicGful care Of Tom. Fitch and his
d.luFahEei crsE
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ATTozSET GESEziL 10 H,NIITlx Lss t.t,p
for sorss ac-ks Elas, IYrus =; DE- r.7.r, a 49,
Sc hts bvuEe "a Astara ETsry AEr q w.
The Ssysszutuip he. = artts.ar vel fame
sTTsieus bIra ~ naEIsc; q! 5a;y IN %; rr-sss.
CaIBq, l-Iiata gz--FEs- II "a iEs a.: ttv
GstTss' t1T- a' sHgss down I5c;fr- job.
Bropu laig. .bs BE- siG issas Al sItrI
sharS.Es h'.S -.ih B,sitS; = 1z'y.-S7F
- ,-liq E,;T5siri,.
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4 eArpe;.bas eyii,ol in Arkansas became
highly indignant because DemocTAtie paper
under estimated the negro vote in that State.
Those fellows issl TEoaisT q the the niger
than be does cl them.
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Notice.

NOTICE - heryhy EiVcu. hit the partnership la,siy
: fNt>5-.E between JhArlrs IJu,lss and 'Jn.srh
hEt.ss, gES.r ne arm uAulr ~ tyults ( Hul,nTr.
HA' dissolved 1u iha 2ith lay II November ls-N nv
'slT AZ i7 p rsaival BY sid Charles Iyuics ani ali
4fslhlIs 90 iEe ssii IAgiusT~hip Arr ~ - presented
. az. ~ 80 meal CHAIR - LSNDHS
a..-t"-iLl JOSEPH HUMMER
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FRANK j. BARTLETT.

Il N-n.a OF THE PACE. CuNNEYANCER, AND
mo C0uu;y Nevada " '"''' "''"
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
- Lets fc= sale rS,US H.''''
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A general iaian war on the plNius is pre-
dic,ei by the Eastern journals. We fsAS some
loyal rnsS" wants further army contracts.
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ArNrRIi PoEEEs Ssys when ihe rebels
UTlIc = hlsivry q tie late wsf. ;heu and only
then ~ill county * uss,ie 10 f,ci What the
navy has dcnc.
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VI ks
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1871

FOR 1871.
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How We AreeAGeeted,

.Agiaa6e oSettGs detailed 81 Of prices,
with the accompanying remarks, In the
last issue Of the Commercial and FtHaHeidl
Chronicle, win ahoW how largely all the
ordinary articles of consumption have
been affected by the Franco. Prussian war.
In the hreadSfptfs mArket, II SAYS, there
has BEEN \ almost 1nprecedh ntadj excite
ment on account Of tho war" In the
market for groceries, 3the, violently huc.
tuating premium On gold has bcen'felt by
all articles" AS regards coffee, We are
told that the sudden advance In gold has
caused tho entire Withdrawal Of job.
bers." As regards sugars, the price hnS
increased materially, and the influence
Of the rise in gold has been very noticea.
bic on the market for rawS" As regards
mOlasses, the views Of holders hare been
Strengt henCd by ille atlganee Critic gold
premium" AstegafdS fruits thqf' price
off0Fagn dried has been influenced BY the
rise in gold, and almost everything in the
list shows material Advance In price,
The same Kind Of statement Is mnde, in
item after Item, about nearly everything
with which conm9ce deals In thus az
fecting theprices'of living, andproductng
violent fluctuations in values, tho war
works out It's injurious effects even in
America .GG fN1a III fa
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Responsibility of Railroads.

A common sense Interpretation of the
legal responsibility of railroad companies
for injuries done to passengers, has recciv.
cd the sanction Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania. Usually, companies con.
tend that passengers who suffer from an
accident on the road are bound to prove
negligence on the part of the company OF
itsscFvants. The difficulties which obstruci
this course often amount to Il denial Of
justice. The Pennsylvania Court throws
the Onus Of proof on the cOmpany-aCcept'
ing the accident rs prcsumptivo evidence
of negligence, whether In reference to
defects in the roAd, or in the engines, or
the cars, or in reference 10 acts Of the en-
plOycs. 1t remains for the company 10
prove that the accident resulted from
causes beyond its control, or from the
negligence Of the pASscngers-or TO pay
the penalty. This decision, II acted upon
generally, will further the ends Of justice,
and by increasing the consciousness Of
corporate responsibility, will impart great
or safety to travGl.-N J. Times
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Bismarck md Motley.


From he v. J. kf6TdLd.
Speaking Of Bismarck, Mr.. Sumner Nid
il was curious fact how intimate Bis,
marck was with Mr.. Motley. They were
educated together ut the college ut Got
tingen, and Ind been companions in many
n lark. On one occasion they were both
picked up in the streets at night md lock,
cd up by the guard. When Bismarck
went TO Vienna, after the war with Aus,
trim, rs his own minister, the first thing
he did WIS to seek Mr.. Motley md dine
with him informally. At tho time this
Crcntcd no little unrRsincSs in the diplO-
matte circles OF Europe. 1t was generally
regarded rs mn Indication of some alliance
between the United States and Prussia,
but it was nothing more thnn renewal
Of old friendship between two school.
mates,
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Real Estate in New York.

From tia WmSE,
The rcul estate market is marked by
even more dulncss thnn Is usual nj this
season Of the year. Very little property
is offering ut auction, and ut private hands
there is but small inquiry and few pur-
ChaScrs. In Brooklyn tic only tranac.
tons of late have been in unimprOyCtl
city lots, and these have not been large in
number Real estate dealers look for 10
improvement in the market until cool
weather sets In and capitalists return TO
the city, aud II Is doubtful even then,
Judging from tho present tOnO Of the mar
kct for city and suburban property, il the
present prices nj which many properties
arc held can be maintained.
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Fon some Tine recently a mn has been

FOR some time recently n man has been
playing practical jokes on thUlIGSSc agents
Of Detroit, Michigan, by renting every I'M.
occupied dwelling in the respectable
streets Of that city. Ills suAvity Of mAn
Nor charmed the agents to such m extent
that they reality handed him tho keys to
look over tho houses, md consented ~
refuse NIL offers until hC had returned with
his family and sGrVantA The houses were
kept for him aS hG desired, but al(Cr hum.
hugglng all the agents be lGl( tho city and
Inns not since been heard from.
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THE EVACUATION OF ROME.
Activity Of the Observation-Disclosures
Pope Alarmed.

Revolutionary intrigue Is rife In Rome
and Italy IN view Of The probable with
drRwAl Of the French troops, A secret
deposit Of arms has been discovered in
Genoa, and Il large quantity Of guns and
ammunition seized Ivy tho Government.
The Pope il deeply alarmed nj the projects
of France md the plots Of the party Of
notion.
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An insane Scotchman succeeded in
creating quite a sensation on the cars Of
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad last
week, by tearing out his beard and scat
tcring II about the seats. He had only
been in.the country few days.
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A SOUTHERN reporter, IN furnishing
This account" Of the recent execution al
Richmond, Va, says: "AiEer hanging fol
four minutes, his soul left its earthly tene'
menL and went where the woodblne
tWineth.n
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REPRREEcE nj PERNIssInN,
lion. WIN. &. Stevenson, GOvernnr West Va.
- 3. l., Berkshire, JpdgeS Supreme Court 81
~ Jah6s IIslBrOwn, lAppaAls 81 West Va
J. ]. jackson, Jr., Judge OF L. >. District
Court, W. Va.
" D. D. T. FnrllEwurth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
" A. WenInHrr, member Senate.
- Jacob HornbFOOk, PresL West Va. lns. TO.
Jacob II. BIchol, Vice PrrAt.
Caleb BOgyess, Attorney, ClarEshurS, W. Va.
3. White sheriff Mercer county.
II. q. DaNIs; Senate. MinerAl county,
J. n. Camden, President Of First National HailK,
PArkerHhug.
And the following members Nt the House VI peIe'
gates OF West Virginia:
Hon. b. II. Smith, KAnaWhA county
:" q, @. Burgess, Wayne ... To-,
4" James Guthrie, WgtzGl
e. Nathan COT, Harrison
- Joseph Teter, harbour
-" T. N. Hill, Marion
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
R. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely DOddridgG
J. T. BOWyer, Putnam
J. 8. Wilkinson, Lincoln
- - =. hlIG
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A YOUNG lady al fashionable seaside
resort says she has lost at least halt'R-
dozen husbands by appearing in bathing
dress, and she won't do itagain until her
matrimonial future Is secured.
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MORE than one hundred and fity fatal
cases OF sunstrokc have occurred In New
York city during the present summer.
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Everything indicates that an important
engagement must take place within three
days. The Prussians arc concentrating
between Treves and Merssig, on the river
Saar. They have four hundred thousand
men, and rather too much cavalry TO
forage. The opposing force ofthe French
numbers about three hundred thousand.
NAPoLEoN's DEPARTURE FOR TIE ARMY.
PARIS, July %.
The Emperor left ST. Cloud to-day by
special train for the army. He was &C.
companied by Prince Napoleon The
Empress parted with them ut the railway
station, was deeply moved, and as soon as
the train disappeared returned to the
Palace. The Spanish Ambassadorha an
interview with the Emperor and Empress
before his departure, and the Moniteur dH
iSoir reports the extreme friendliness oil
their conversation. The Ambassador
says the Emperor appeared quite well. As
the crowd gathered around the Imperial
car, the Emperor bowed pleasantly 10 all,
saying a GieH dts. The representatives Of
the foreign powers at Paris transmitted to
their respective governments notice Of
the EmPcroPs departure.
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The Progress of Events.
ENoLAND's POSITION ON THE WAR.

ES0LAND'S POSITION ON THE WAR.
LONDON, July %.
The galleries md Hobbies of the House
of Lords were crowded tonight TO hear
the statement Of the Governments posi-.
ton in the present war Granville said
the Government was embarrassed by the
explosive material lying around 1t, with
matches ready lighted, the efforts to cx.
tinguish Which have been useless. Lord
LYONS had been able TO hold back the dc.
clnration Of war five days The incident
Mt Ems between Count Benedict md the
King of PRUSSIA was remarkable, but no
insult was intended. AL OhSGrvanCcs Of
the Paris protocol, which provides for the
settlement of disputes by mediation, was
rcpudinlcd by both parties In the pres.
Gncc Of this war, England had but ono
duty, and that was TO observe neutrality.
Mnimcsbury and Russell approved the Mt.
titude md action If the Government
The war was wholly needless and mex
cuslhle. Parliament would certainly
sustain tho Government in It's policy Of
neutrality and await MI opportunity for
intervention.
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PEACE At ANY PRICE" NOT THE british
MOTTO.
LONDON, July 2s,

AASN''"N JUL SS'
Earl GranvillG's statement In the Lords
tonight, though mCagrC, is considered re.
assuring. Nothing was said Of the secret
treaty, nor Of BisnnrCk's telegram 10 the
Pr,lsSian Ambassador here. The Daily
Nsrs, in It's leader for tomorrow, says:
The chief importance Of the speech was
It's reference to our position rs y neutral
nation. But the pmrpOrt Of English nru-
tnlily must he Judged lGss from Gran.
villc'S guarded speech, than from the tone
of Parliament. Franco and Prussia can.
not too clearly understand that u We are
not In the fight, Il Is because we 1rc moi IN
the quarrel. No statesman on either sid"
OF tho House OF hOrdS II nov disposed to
say that under no circumstances would
England fight Tho tone Of tho press and
Parliament alike show thNt "pcHcC nj any
price" Is not the national motto, Our In.
icr,4t and obligations m the Continent
arc binding md important rs over, and
we shall never allow her 10 mako Ant.
wCFp another ChOrbourg,
PRACE STILL POsSTHTE,
Tho Daily NNtG correspondent at Paris,
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DIR, JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leges In tho United States, and the greater part
ofWhOs0 lie has been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
Wero ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
tho head aud cars whom IAleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, baShfnl
ness, With frequent blushlng, attended some
mndtRialy II =
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Wednesday, writes that there arc some
hopes Of peace. Negotiations Of some
sort are proceeding actively. Lord Lyon
Is constantly with tho Duke de Grammont
The Emperor Is reported heSitating, fear
ing q coalition against him, The Eu'
ropeAn cabinets are under q strong I'M
preston that peace d possible. Probable
as this Is, its source gives It weight OuI
special correspondent writes from Metz
Tuesday, that Prussian officer says The
Kehl bridge was destroyed by telegraphiC
mistake. After the explosion q second
telegram was received from Berlin pro,
hibiting It's destruction.
BRNEDETrI AUTHOR OF THE SECRET
TREATY.
LONDON, July %.
Count Won Bismarck yesterday publicly
submitted the original draft Of the secret
treaty proposed between Franco and
Prussia, in lie Handwriting Of ~. BeEedet6
10 tie scrutiny Of all the foreign dDlbls'a,
doris at Berlin. Tho affair has created
great sensation, as being a complete refn'
tation Of the announcement that Bis
marck, and not Benedict, was the author
Of tho treaty.
Count Bismarck, In o dispatch TO the
North German Ambassador to England
confirmed the authenticity Of the secret
treaty published in the London 1EGleS, He
says: 1Since 1865, France has incessant-
" tempted Prussia with offers Of terrific.
rial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense Of
Belgium and South Germany" He Is con-
fident that France will not obtain any en-
largcment of territory even by fighting
for It, and says that the disclosure made
by the Times has been withheld. France,
though fully armed, would have repealed
her offer Of peace at tho cost Of the OK
tinction Of Belgium.
MORE SECRET TREATIES.
BERLIN, July %.
Count BenedGttis draft of the secret
treaty between France and Prussia Is not
the only document Of the kind which
exists. Napoleon at one time opened
similar negotiations presenting his views
with regard to Switzerland, and intimAt-
ing TINT he did not know where France
ended and Italy begun. Papers proving
this statement, It is understood, will soon
be produced.
DASUBIAN PRINcIPALu.Rs PREPARING TO
REVOLT,
LONDON, July 90.
Great excitement was caused in tho
Danubian PrincIpalities by the breaking
out oil the war. The people are preparing
to make use Of the opportunity to obtain
their independence. Turkey is arming to
prevent revolt,
A RATTLE ESpRCTED WITHIN THREE
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ORGANT0 WRARNFll

Immediately cured aud full Vlgor restored.
This distressing Ahoeton, which renders LIE
miserable and marriage impossible, u the penalty
paid ~ mo victims Of Improper tnaplg Gneel.
nom not being aware Of the draldfal eonbNQu6n-
CTS that may enSuO, NOW, who that md AfGtGndi
the subject viii pretend 70 donY that th6 power
ofprOcTcation q lost sooner by thoAS fG1inR Into
belng deprived Of the pleasure OF healthy, "a.
spring, the most BerionS and destructive Symp,
toms Of both body and mind Artse, The aYStem
becomes derdngGd, tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of ProcrnltlGo Power,
Nervous lErinbility, DEIpepdA, PalpitSti9n q
and Wasting Of The Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and Death
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TSTABLISHED IN NEW YORK,
III June, ls4i-Pittsburgh. 1859,
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MARRIAGE,

Married Persons, o. Young Non contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Phybical WeSlmelS,
Organic Debility, O6formlhog, speedily cured
BE who places himself under the care ofDh J.
may FrllgiOuSly eonade IN hiA honor q gentle.
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.Ghe lttteIlf Qenrer.
III tlElll2 RaN
THE EUROPEAN War.
The French Position and Plans

lIlLlF A1lll.Fl
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az We SSSt 4 drsadl md IA y
which annually GReep9 10 a luntlmOly RfayO
thousands OF Young Non Of the most eTc0llent
talents and brilliant lntellect who might other.
wise have entrGneed listening seantGS With tie
thunder Of SloqugIee g NAKED @ eestAey tAs.
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reflect thltA sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote eounublAl hAppl,
llfO becomes q weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly dArkens 10 tho view, tho mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and hllgd with tho mol:
anchOly reflection that tho happiness Of another
becomes bllRhted with our own
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LONDON, July 2s-1ndnight.

A BATTLE EXPECTED WITHIN THREE
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RALTMoRE LOCK HospTTAI I
Established as a Refuge from
OuaokOFY.
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Dr. John!on has dlSeoVoreA Tie most Certain,
sPeSag and only Baeetul Remedy II the World
lot Weaknb.l Of The Back oE Limbs, Structures,
Aaechen9 Of Tie KidnUya and HiAAAG, Inyolun1
az DlSohReeA 1mpo tHhey, General DEBILITY,
cSnfSiioa q ida PSlpiafSp Sf9t IN IS1St
ItmldltY, Trembling, DtnnalS Of SIRhk or Glhs
dimes Disease Of Tie Head, Threat Nose or
skin. AHocti0nl Of tho Liver, LlngS, St6nGCh o.
B0HOis-thoso Terrible DisoFaGn Arising NON
S0uI1IyJuablh @ Houth-Secrst and Solitary
song o. Syrena % Tie H4tineFa OF ulyASol hlifht.
ing their most httnl9nl hopoI q Gati0lpA d6RI,