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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

!, GAVE H HIMSELF UFFGT T'sG 'o Il three
weeks Since Henry E a!a1 "a Y SystIo,
1ently assaulted and battered by party
ar young fellows ! 8neof tEerk, Ie:be.
lteve, wasarrostel, shortly aftorwards and
had an examination before Esqt!a Gillespy.
Another Of the number as eit.issalleged,
James DnganO eluded tho vigilance Of
the offleets YeAerdhy % Eoluhtati-
" sqgrrendeFsd himself to the sqthIsoFFii!ies,
and waived an examination. Esqr. Gil
lespy required him to give bond in the
penalty Of two hundred dollars for bis
appearqHe at atm ne Sl next term the Circuit
Court. -f5stsbA .EillK y'Nls ,EN6sf1en T.
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MUNICIPAL ycoUtRsEr 1thdsS c8aft was
in session nearlyallof yesterday, andwas
occupied in tho trial Of a'csse in which
Alexander Pannell was plaintiff and viii
liam Stewart, defendant. We did i5nSs
bear the testimony, but We gathered Iftoffat
the arguments of counsel thatSthei snit
was brought by Pannellt to recover dam.
ages top56beFtS BstoBg Zig y Hill, as9d
by the defendant ingIthpough an en-
baukment raised tooptevent tho water
from overlooking hlst plaintig llot 4 The II
Jury brought TN: u verdict about five
O'clock, POM, tinltavor Of PSnnell, and
awarded him ten'dollarS damages:ir y,
George schad, William GLE. GoriiiRiglE,
Frederick Herbst and William lfiIgge, all
ftom' PElsPlal, were natpralized.
Adlo 9YPg until 1s9R dRPl RSE this morn
f"uAE'-f IN -: az nc,
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!! AIBN BRoKEN.-Hiram Haynes, ABOUT
fiteenyears old, son Of Curtis tHAyneslof
South Wheeling, had bis right fore arm
broken, yesterday morning, just above the
wrist. Young Haynes had been semitic
bring u ho Gl1s. To- Mrs CaldasIt III u md
while leading him Slong by the hsltef 2tBe
animal became restiye and, threw Haynes
upon the ground IA n opsti bl a iIE
lence. The boy felfonhis arm, Withithe
consequences ahoys stated, e p HazletE
was called and reduced the faetr n K, h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

WuEELrsol oDD iFEL1ows ABRoADsL
hi. George BAIRD In this ' GitSSitaito III ii 81
three days sinee,to represent thu Grand
.Encampment 5ofi Odd Fellowship Gthis
state, in tie Grand Encampmsnt III The
United States, now holding its annual
meeting in, Baltimore NJ. Joseph Tolic
var accompanied ;Dt. - j,S;9h aying' been
clectedto represent the Grand Lodge Of
the same order in this State IL bat 6tft.tAe
United States nqy in session in t lPss same am
city. IN t=HW aELiaaAH r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

\ WnA4 EDiD ii3yons k e a
made my khairsof, slqxuriant and thick,
and Hagans. Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now s9e. This Is enphaticalllyy the
language OF all who use these articles. "A
fine head Of hair auda refined complex.
ion arc the greatest attractions a woman
can posses The Kathairon and Mag
nolia Balm, are just what will give them
to you, and nothing else WILL TheBalm
Is the bloom Of youth. It makes . lady
Ofthirty appear but twenty. Both att:
cl@are entirely harmless, and very pleas
ant II They should'be in every lady's pos
session. u a,ei ,.5''t agu28. eoddsw. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

& SEVERELY iISi HUH 4 di5I aasSy en-
ing, . man named Henry keenan,; IN n ttl le
employ of; Robert Crawford on Zane
srestJ was 1tiSkedbgsa horS6 anasanges4
ously hurt twas thought keenan, TEp I'D
die during the nightg but he,Ras tmore
comfortable yesterday BsS IS however Fever
s{t11' a GREAT sufferer. tuilol slNII s9litJE
senI 2 - y Fl Is. MO 1laal u N bahna.
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c. R. BEH1ER's Ladies and Gents Res
thurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
at all hours I'LL Market street' Q ai'
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LADIES Kid and Dress Cr6quet3 Slip,
pers, just received At; ,,, s ~. n a'', 4.
+. y; I Louis y. BLoSp's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

SHADOW PISoEirg5RlE:s are "sll The rage
at the Partridge Gallery. Call and see
specimens; finest west Of New York. ,9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22
FgR .R0bss, an gtyIessI, a the Fur Store:
PoI1oE CouRT.mThe drnpks had w.

PolIoE CoVRT.7. The drunks had tall
their own way. in the Police Court yester.
day morning. Every cas- case 81 81 the docket
was rdrnnksn6ea,, aBd yVictlmitbut
one)'had 50 depleted hBexcheqIef'th he
could not ,llduidate and Ind togotojaiL
! he'foTowi6g, disposition was made of
the cases, John iWilsonF just, outofjail,
enjoyed thB liberty buta, few hours, and
was found uproariously drunk Heswas
fined five dollars and costs,ia went up
toVtitteen days y James, Anderson, drunk,
one dollar and costs; John Gooseberry,
drunk zone dollar and costs Asept up, for
five days Wm Il Haapn drunk ny 9pp dl9llllag
and s eo4fsmwent s up to keep GsososssFperry
SVn! " ~. tsDiFslg ~ lssa .s5!iE taG ATS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

MARION COUNTY. EAR.-The first an
nual fair 6f.ths Marion County AgEicql-
tural Society opened yesterday, at Fair:
mont. The attendance was very l8BFggss,
and, the display Of farm products, stock;
e @ The exhibit i Wal Pm hi
tinue until tO-morTowre evening. q 70 siai5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

SEA Moss F ARINE from pure Irish Moss
for Blanc Mango. Pudd ings, Creams, Gus;
tards, &c, sc; The She6 best, health iesati
and most delicious f9 s iR t9S yoEld
I. u AL.lh IN fltn dltii9ep4IEEesoSal94Wi /.
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'HoiIIIli6ld Riil Ro6d- CiiallnIgis ofTiml
''Hl'::IEIGDRETlHs 4 tB.R q, Z. I
No. IS MAIN STREET ,1!1s ] IL
WHEELNe wlyG

WhGlSSAle deal6Fs ID Bar and 81 IL IFti. Nrg "a
Iron md Nan Rod, Cast ehG q ifd 6bEI M s Ell
Nall, SPIKES AHFilaf Vigee, 6plinp' Aid, 10
Pressed NutA, W6aAila Wag6i H1bS, Spoke
EelI2es, s93tt1; BellqEg sleeseg, PlasteFi PaliS
} Ct4tttal nj th6 llbsfdl PATRONAGE 6tglr a n
DE cd 9Em etR G. HIlafOtA ii BFos, ,Vloald -
gpeeay az eon ~ p q ne same . t6s
! = Ti-i5fF57 r.. - Fi-ni HHpRFTH,5 HRo !.
WILING, Jan. !, isIO iSni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

"JuxuEH Tan. soar" cures chapped hands
salt:shsqm. pimpleS, and al eutaneous affections,
ruIdeting TIC akin solt aud smooth Nanuae-
.tuFed by 2" CAswEEIt HAZARD q CO.,
sold By Ill DrusRists. }2.iaf'g y New York
.ny9f:M, Th..d&w. y =. .t2nl ll.'''1'''a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

\ On DT-That McKeano Bachannan
will play p short season at Washington ttl
Hall next month. ss1g11aa s..i = o iai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

TRB 1EcruRE II ~ eovRT HOUSE,.
.EfLstgtt pilgf AlEglHe rdingef delivered
The second lecture ofR course, In the Court
HPusea6a aaigGhf aHdlEhca,
1.-THE rostrnm. on which she stood was
Jt ia fSld SE.EEa Tit dSR e q hs
t1ecture was preceded b.. Q piece Of two Of
lmaslc, furnished 81 / lady % d small
oEgan, accompanied BY a few not very
hHpniqas HqicelafRYt the time this had
bbeen disposed Of the room below was well
filed Quite u iEtgsst proportion Of tie
audience was made up of1adies. We mo-
tiCsd G'number Of ministers present AZ.
|, together! 1t was more than an average
t&semblage OF culture and intelligence.
I1fEs.. ii Il. was introduced 70 the audience by
Mrs TtiomAs ;Hornbrook; andiat onceads
vanoed and announced, the theme OF the
Eeveuing, viz What new things Spiritual
ism has revse IA what good It has done.
These pointsHB she elaborated, and show
ed couclHiyely bYrheF ready utterance,
clear and forcible statement, that she had
devoted much care and study In the pre-
paraton foff herilecture. Mrs. H. Is a
pleasant and rapid speaker Of fine COM
manding person, well modulated voice,
gesticulates naturally and appropriately,
and holds the attentiono Of hsr hearers to .
degree not often met with in public
speakers.
Attic close Of the lecture, last evening,
she tnvitedany ono inthe audience opro.
pound questions pertinent to the subject,
One or two gentlemen responded to the
Invitation, and appropriate responses were
made q thefnqgiyisS mbmittptla aiia8 4
Mrs. H. will deliver the closing lecture
toftHe Course III the Court House this even.
ing;scommenctng ata74 o'clock, Seats
Gee and 9 cordial inyitation 70 be present lltse
extended to all.
Il TuE Rp-uMoN.-We need scarcely In
form our readers that the e reunion Of the
soldiers, sailors and marines athis State,
asyell as ,thosein Eastern Ohio and West
81, Pennsylvania, is to take place today
On the camp ground r. near Moundsville.
An Advancement to that eject has ap.
ipSe,a4ed IN our, columns ,tor several days,
and posters have been sent out in all di,
rectionls anne announcing nj he fact Two OF
three mornings slice IispaBlshsd Tie
programme. of today's, proceedings, TO-
which we refer our readers.
AlthourbI t6is enterprise Il ia &C. as been in.
.sugutated within the pastmonth, we are:
tSold that the, arrangements made to In
sure It's success are complete. Encour.
aging reports ofproposefl ilttend6hce4rbh'
a distance, have been received, and the
preparations 10 accommodate large
o. = - 16Y1i
80 - 49, ~ - 80. ~
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AL kinds of Trimmings for Furs at the
Furrstore. 97i- n
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F0R 4aACE.

ToRsAIE-W1TH1N11 SI1IEsa1
los AtFes, ene:S.ii under cultivation, ~
SsS Acres, 70 ACRES cleared, With 100 trult
q Acres four niles nom Cameron, Marshall
Go Acre: * miles from Littleton, wetzsl Co.
fihrfF' Z ~ w Y..H0GE u BRO,
sep90 III l,i9ft 108 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

LADIES' tastipg GattefSs viii Vi i double
sole; French Kid and Pebble Morocco
Button Boots, just received at ~. ~ 81
0a.WslasHfI LOUIS ". BLoND's. 4
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altlEaAY, 0etpbef 2Dth, l910, Z. I. !.

i
q aCr8 OF Ina, SituRtsd about 3mileS north Of
the city, on dc Gaet SIdeS Of the new. Turnpike
Road How heing constructed rom Wheeling 10
Glenht6 Run. Ia aGed OF trust was given by
said RI B, Woods "a, 40 acres Of land, being the
notth6fn part or the home farm Of A. P. Woods,
deceased, and Joining lands with the estate Of
David Garden, deceased, on the east aldo Of the
ohi6 Riyett 70 secure the Merchants National
Bank % W6et Virginia the payment Of q, 900 in
six months from dSte, and The payment OF any
note 6sn0tes that may be given In renewal Or In
part payment 9f the sane; $4,000 having been
tWhte vas S6ld % Jacob LASH being released.
sale b made ol th6 residIe al acres) Of the
tract flsalt being made In abe payment OF .
note 7i8f e 900, due August e, 1s7d, with two
months interest and cost,, which Representa- the
balanced o. principal and interest due Of the
Aforesaid note OF 1900. Said q acres viii bbe
divided into smaller tracts. Plat Of tho B4me can
be seen4t the Recorder ONCE Of Ohio. Comfy,
TEiiis or SAG one.thiFd cash; balance In
sig and twelve months, With interest. b III.
Sale to,commenee Ut II o'clock 4 \. VIII
auG29 'AP'.a '"5t B. BRADY, Trustee.
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TV0R SALE TO CLOSE AN Es. IA ~
u lTATR-Th GlstclGss DWELLING 1T
HOUSE,, situated on tho north east corner
0fHAmpden aud Sixth streets, now. occupied By
Mn, Carter, There d \ full lot and the house q
In I'll Eccd e6ndi ton o ne day II was built
paIF. f1I77. ;AunlS 10 up, LEWIS,
dSsiAf .Mei.tte ,Honse, Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

TnE Rembrandt photogts P BIB az y, =
FeasIng in favor daily, They cannot be
too much admired, Tor nothing can equal
Ifhc 'bsadtlfil effect Of lightand' shadow
in those made at the Rlrtri9ge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22
.FLM..A!.McIALs3
tFIRsT NATIO NAL BANK

THIRST NATTO NAL BANK
lErng7i 5i7 3, 55..t y b 9af;f II
ii -a4Y3,f7l 10 o. iKEr11rHsii .buf8of .s.ar
b Designated D0pooltary a. 8. -
b ~ ~ ,5I,7ll --iliiVi5} 3iIg'lFaiaiq.
CAPITAL. ,f,..,:...,....I:s....., s..s $1,000
tIlIt "
y Money received on d6posit Exchange bought
Sailsstonis made and proceeds promptly = =
! Interest on Special Deposits 1t tho rato Of -Four
Per Cent per annum where tho deposit remains
DIX months, and Five Per Cent II for one yeAt.
= Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank
GrH aud othefa solicited. n 20 M LH' l'
4 Revenue Stampa for sale IN sums to suit fFa d
Z A constant supply Of new Fractional Currency,
and /, ., sand &c coin kept Tor the AceomFnoda:
don d depositorS and the public n ~ BIZ 2
,fIi ID ~ 4 ne Cock. WHEAT PT6l'ti9
IL 9EO, adams, CaSh'r.i!i =. Viz 81 1871 n9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

r. I1L-We regret to hear,t that Hannibal
Forbes, Esq., Is confnedito his residence
on Fourth. street BY ,lndisposition.,o .allgl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

:. q. InF,pI 'oDsoH' Ll4l, non : I6RiiaEbioN
HINRT n'LmE,a 9fi-1 Jos. EETDo1n.i
plAN.Rt OF WHEELING,a Z
h WHEELING, WA
Deals In Bills Of EAchaneo, Government BondSs
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and al Nego'
liable Securities. :5 rslegiH rlAa,.a ~. q
r. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLI
Interest allowed on Special Deposits: Pour PEI
cant per annum gix months, and I've per cauti
LETT one year. piig Jrii 81 t..,.,,ls ..Jf ~ D
..gLz..i:.t,. 70. @, LIST, President. i
! JOSEPH sFYB6LD, Asst Cashier .,,Ggit
mara ylI.. lHtj ylsFi u4eH MlfI.st upfi
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE
l. OF q DEED OF Tngt made On the S0th day OF
January, 1854 by tRnb't B. Woods TO- s. Brady,
TInStoe, GndlFeenFded I'm the Recorders once Of
90 page 81, WillsOll AZ public BAl6 Of the mont
dom Of tho Court House. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

GRO. H.KURrz having maderarrange.
mentswith goodfurribr from NewY York,
I am happy to state t1!willa alter, repair
and 7 clean Fuls on short notice; also
make GsS srkiads X Far + order 70 y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

IloR sALE.-TwENTY eco BUILD:
1 Ing Lots On Wheeling Island. Prise, SS e.
equal tHltalmerts e one;S two and three years.
m14t ~ i I. ~. jNQ, 2. G1CHRIsT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

TSoR SALE ORRENTAANEW' ~ ~
l Brick House With llro0mS, on Qutns MI
q street, with every conTeGienee. AZ an -.
indue0ment 10 purchase, would take part pay IL
WaRtaFi lRndg li'ns iI4lNl- - y Ilssft'. 80
SepS 1i f5Si rs .g'laie,p IaIRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

sESIa he HE RemBt aS VI y
atBrpWu q HigginJinsWi Gallery. They
areHos GxceIled IA 1IsH 8 OH ety. 81 e
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ATTENTION. soLDnRsE The following
temporary orgapizatio n, Of the Re Union
Encampment, will continue ,instorce, until
d permanent 6tganizSt ion B #ested:a !.
H'D'QRs RE-UNIoNa ENcAATP9tR8T,J i l.
.....,.s i, l., MouNDSyIbI,R, VIVA,
September 3, 1870.
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FUls ltdr y! "a sett up to R1aO at The
Fur stGfe. 's'a'Sd4 + s''S''S''flf' ?
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HEyMa ipst returned from TIL! eSst, i
am Pttf q Il, die public 1 ,ldirl1gseI
socket aad Shes Al Ss lo5twaSpsices
9saBy other ho1eaiin theeilg. slep ,,l,sp
klust ,ssasas9 .s'saiI 6Jis v. BIpND.
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tho Fur Store, Nqis Main street All
work guarantsedsveq 81 % hitH ,'sa'. sat
asBsd! -.Fs-'s-;'-, ~ r;9li
NAVY BLUE and Invisible GREEN Ser
ges, rich Plaid seEse, Beaver Brand pure
Mohaits, Black AlpaeAs q New style
Arab. Lace collaEis, \ etternich .TFtni
nings; Tucked Gored skirts " Balmoral
skiFsg FulsIS Mink German; FITCH, squtrs
rslaad W6ss 1ItlE ,9jid;tP b ipasaasd By j 81.
Smith, No. 40, .MenEe sFeeEtL 81, ..ht. +
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jEREBIsaSWIlElT OEA1 fora q A choice
\ csss Just Fese:i and for ls low sBy n.
1I y + n 6 I n 4 !.
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3 THURsDAY, sEPga2l!2, $50.
Nan AdYertlaeInantg.

New AdyertiSemeHtSs
Notice 70 Fat Payers " ,57 4b5t hg5y g
FiGhpnd Oyster Depot. ,ls3iql
Flour, Flour.
/, Laundry Soap. s.gf-s'i'a
T For Elegant * yet Preparssttlfc.g9 s i. 4 * Z.
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2 pnJi'N .YJanii5! WBEEt1SQ, June IL 1870. i
JDASSENtGERaTR AINSiWILL
4, II, run by the following schedule onand altR
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time: F,.4 r.,.H
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Special 0rp 1i rs (, : ,.:!ilE Il z. Z.
70 y RETRA FSHistlp fgssfq ~
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By ERHFrtd, and dpply lnga th61eutst 70
the purchase, g iiilaj' 66Sl en- has The
owner ii 8 fE els, y ssheei4 4. Wilson
SEWING. d Machine 70 VIM Sumner, isHQ Co,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23
NEW YORK.
The Steamship Herman Ordered 10
her Destination-Heavy Loss by
Fire.


The Steamship Herman Ordered 10
Fire.
NEw YoRK, September PA report
was current yesterday that the agents of
the Bremen line would dispatch the
steamship Herman Immediately for her
destination. Upon inquiry at the office
Of Messrs. 0elrichs 4 Co, the agents in
this city, it was ascertained that they
received a telegram Wednesday, direct
ing that the Herman be sent over at
once. as the blockade Of the German
coast had been raised. The agents,
however, telegraphed back that the
French gunboat LaFouche Treville was
alternately in the harbor and cruising of
the coast, and it was not deemed safe to
send the Herman to sea. The agents
now await further adyices from Bremen.
The Herman is almost ready for sea,
having on board a cargo, and could be
dispatched in few hours.
At II o'clock last night a FIRE broke
out at No. SO Chambers street, second
foor, occupied bye J. Eyre, dealer in
cutlery, who sustained loss Of $1,000 on
stock; Messrs. Walsh, Coulter 4 Wilson,
dealers in hardware, occupied first floor.
stock slightly damaged; loss $500. The
flames assembled to the third and fourth
floors. occupied by H. Sshmalhousen,
importer Of beads, and Herman Siefer,
dealer in pipes and fancy goods, who
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 23.-The United
States man-ofwar Juanita arrived al
Dover last night. Her commander pro
ceeds to Cherbourg to-day from Ports
mouth.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
Daily News says; NJ. Fayre is under
stood to offer upon the part Of the Pro
visional Government of France the fol
lowing concessions as the terms oil
peace: /. France is prepared to render
complete naturalization to Prussia fol-
the costs Of the war. 2. She guarantees
the demolition of al foFtifcstions al
Metz and 5trasbourg. 8. She will sur
render portion of the French feet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23
PRUSSIA.

BERLIS, September 23.-Advices re
eel sed from Melun state that the Prus-
sian guns planted on the nights at Scranf
are well posted for directing heavy fire
against the southern part Of Paris, com
handing the road and having such a
sweep as will make a protraeted defence
by yinoy unlikely. The range has been
examined by gunners and the obstruc
tons TO sight have been cleared away.
The Prssians will not undertake to
besiege Fort Saint Dennis. The OBJ
stacles are too great. The Seine sur
rounds Saint Dennis and the passes have
been filled.
Bismarck has issued a circular stating
that the acquisition of Metz and Stras
burg, and the extension Of the German
frontier to Forbach, is necessary in
order to prevent future French agrees
sion. Prussia don't care what govern
ment France chooses, and don't desire
to interfere in her affairs at all
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-23

sustained losses Of $4,000 each. The
building was injured to the extent Of
$4,000. Nearly all losses covered by in
surance in city companies.
The residents of Alsace now in the
city have opened subscription for a
sword to be presented to Gen. Ulrich,
the heroic commander of Strasburg.
A Washington dispatch says Senator
Morton has just been appointed Minister
to England,
NEW York, September 23.-The bark
Angelica, which arrived yesterday from
Bordeaux, experienced heavy gales, in
one of which her entire canvas was blown
away and other injuries inflicted.
Almost every vessel arriving brings in
telligence of the disastrous result Of the
late gale.
Blasting operations at Hallets Point
have ceased since last Friday, an injunc.
ton granted by Judge Pratt, of Brook
lyn, at the instance of Stuber 4 Co., oil
manufacturers in Astoria, having been
served upon General Newton, the engi-
neer in charge. This firm allege that
they have been greatly annoyed and
suffered immense loss in business by
the carelessness of miners at the Point.
The Chinese laundrymen, imported for
Capt Heryey, commenced work without
opposition from any source, and appear
satisfied with their new quarters. Capt.
Hervey thinks he can make a great saw
ing by the employment of Cinnamon.
Last year he lost $4,000 by incompe-
tency and irregularity of the girls, and
found it quite impossible to depend upon
female labor.
The steamship Castillo, from Havana
to Barcelona, was obliged to put into this
port for repairs yesterday, having expe-
rienced heavy gales which disabled her
machinery, broke the hatchways and
carried away a portion of her rigging.
Coming from an infected port she has
been detained at lower quarantine, and
will not be allowed to go up to the dock
for repairs for few days.