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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Hesper, Osceola.
s. C. Day, st. Francis river.
" City of Alton, Vicksburg
Geo. w. Cheek, Friars Point.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
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FnANrE

ToURs. Sept. 20.-It is reported as
to tho result Of an interview betweea
Jules Favre and King William. that
1he prospect of speedy peace IS
not abandoned. Prussia is not dis
posed 10 consent to an armistice. IF
there is to be peace at all, It must be
settled immediately.
Theirs left here this foreuonn after
an interview with Cremeaux. Il Is
assured that England has fayora bIy
received the explanations. and Is
prepared to act jointly With Russia and
Austria, if they also accent the propo .
sition Of Theirs.
K sAdVicss from Orleans attribute
great Importance to the engs sunent
a. Solssous, yesterday. The Prussians
suffered much from the French artiI-
leTy hidden IN the woods The bat
tie lasted nearly all dsy, aud the Prus :
SLAMS wese at length forced to re-
treat. a $500
Il is reported that tie Prussians
were badly defeated yesterday In an
attempt TO storm Fort Montvalerien.
on the west side of Paris.
q dreadful railroad casualty occur
red near here early this morninr.
Two trains cOilided and eleven per-
sons killed, including Duval, one of
the editors of Des Debats. Tge3tv..
fye were seriously injured. ss.+ -
AS it is possible for the prussians
to send force here, orders have been
issued to move further south. where
an enormous quantity Of stores and
army munitions have been collected.
ToURs. September 20.-All tele
graphic communication with Paris
ceased yesterday.
The journals here express appre-
tensions that Tours may be attacked,
IN which case they sag the Govern
ment will remove to Bordeaux.
Theirs started to day ia a special
train for Vienna, whence he proceeds
to st. Petersburg. While here he re-
ceived a dispatch from Plince Gort-
schakoff inviting him, IN the name of
the Gar. to come to st. Petersburg,
and uTging him 10 hasten his visit.
The wife of Marshal Bazaine IS in
Tours. She received q letter from
her husband few days ago. IE was
sent out OF Metz by a balloon, which
fortunately fell outside the Prussian
lines. Its contents have been made
public eI .ia9 E
The Administration of the Trans
Atlantic Steamship Company will be
transferred to St. Nazaine, but the
New York steamers will continuo to
sail from Havre. w3 s3
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0eneraI EuroDean TateIIIgeneI


NEW York. Sept. ga telegram
cable from Berlin, 20th. says a letter
from Count Bismarck of the llth,
Gays the next phase OF this wonder
ful war viii be the investment, and in
time, the occupation of Paris, aud all
hope of successful resistance being
then over. and after that there must
be peace. The Government of Erance,
or those in power, whoever they may
be, cannot desire a further slaugh-
ter, when all that can be required OF
them, is 10 give a certain and abso
lutte guarantee, that the peace of Eu-
rope will not again be disturbed by
am bilious aspirations, or desires of
their people. aud that the miseries
which they themselves have brought
upon the two nations, may never
again be repeated.
. 1 see / am reported ia the col
umns of several journsls as having
stated what those guarantees must
and must not be. OF course state
ments are mainly romances. When
approached by gentlemen of the press
I generally give them civil ans gers,
and their imSginations does the rest.
You know what guarantees are nee
essary to restore lasting peace. II is
rather more Of military than polit-
icaf question. No overtures of peace
can be we'll received until the army is
before Paris; but the safety Of Ger
many and the peace of the world Sc
cured. Germany will not oppose the
termination Of the war, from which
she will never. retire until the legit.
innate aspirations of her children are
secured, and Germany is safe from
future cruel aud unnecessary slaugh-
49,, y
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IA fha KarVnnS.

The natural result Of exhaustion Of
strength by excessive labor or action. is a
feeling OF weakness, dullness, heaYtness,
wearfness lauRuOr of body or mind, &c.
Persons of q weak constitution, or whose
habits are sedentary. frequently complat
OF this relaxed condition Of the vital eneF-
gies: and when persons OF . nervous tenn
perament are thus weakened and debilt-
lated, disease inevitably folio VS., unie-s IL
Is 1t once cEecked and overcome. All
a remedy which will strengthen the Bys-
tenn without exciting II, aud awake feel
ing of true enjoy ment so that u e may be
come a source Of pleasure. MISH IsEH'S
HERB BITTEH5 has won its way into the
cJnndence Of thousands OF this class OF
persons, who warmly endorse tt as the
best 1uViRorating agent, and the most
potent ami genial Of All toDics aud altera-
tives, for strengthening and restoring the
physical constitution. HasN II
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New York Items.

Nkw YoRK, Sept, 20.-The Nation
al Executive Committee Of the Union
League of America, met 70 sserday,
with Gov. Geary, Of Pennsylyania, in
the chair. Reports of satisfactory
nature, were made from several States
in regard TO the coming elections.
Certain details of a secret nature were'
perfected, designed togive effect TO
the legislation. in behalf of fair cleo
tiOBs, recently enacted by Congress.
The contest in Pennsylvania was
reported progressing satisfactorily.
New Jersey, Maryland and Della
ware, with other States further south,
are reported IN satisfactory condi-
ton. The action of the officers at
New York, in relation to Arkansas.
has been unanimously reversed. a
new State Council has been authorized
for West Virginia. Texas matters
we're fully discussed, and action taken.
The Committee adjourned to meet a
month hence in Philadelphia.
New YoRK, September 20-One
hundred and twenty volunteers for the
4 French army we're arrested this after
noon on board the steamer Lafayette,
bv the United States authorities, on z
warrant issued on complaint of the
north German Cousul, General Roes.
lug. The steamer was on the point ol
sailing when the arrests were made
and will be detained to allow an ex
limitation of the prisoners, which
will take place tomorrow.
The men arrested have been re
eruited in this city and Brooklyn.
Judge Ingraham heard the argu
ments to-day on the question Of tn
i removal OF the Ere suits agains
Heath. Rappel & Co.. from the Stat
to The Federal Courts, aud will give
decision to-morroE.
Nilsson lost a diamond butterfly
valned at 81 900. midway from Stein
way Hall to her hotel last night,
Two hundred reeruits for tn
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FLORENCE, September 20. = The
/ Offeidb Journal publishes the follow
ing details OF the Roman question:
Arnime, the North German Am
bassador tc the Potl6eial States, has
written a letter to lieut.. General
Cadcrna, commanding the Italian
troops, Informing him of the com
plete failure of his attempts to prevent
a resistance to the Italian occupation
Of Rome. The Foreign Legion defy
the Pops's wishes in that regard The
Italians muss now take by force.what
was impossible by diplomacy. The
Italians are In force on all sides Of the
city, except the eastward. In the
city preparations to receive IA assault
are being made. These preparations
provide as far as possible for The Sc
curiiy Of the property. veLerablemon-
uments, and the lives of non COM
batants.
FLoRESCE. September 20. - The
siege of Rome has commenced. Five
divisions. under General Cadorna,
Invests the city. Resistance is a mat
ter of form, and 2 surrender is ex-
pected to-day. as
THE HAGUE, September 20.--KiDg
William opened the sessions of the
chambers to day with q speech. He
assured the Deputies of the maintain
ing Of peace, and announced that the
financial position of the Kingdom
vas in every way satisfactory.
FRANKFORT, September 20-Five-
twenty bonds closed steady at 94@
948. toss s3sal.sB bua ae-la
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thus cures Consumption, when every otnef
remedy fails.
"sohencGss Sea Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or indigestion, and al
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
lnvigorates the digestive organss supplies
the place OF the gastric juice when that Y
deficient, and thea enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. IL Is .
sovereign remedy for ali cases Of tndiges
tfon. M
f" schenck's Mandrake Pills. one OF ths
most valuable medicines ever Discovered
being vegetable substitute for eaione1
and having all the useful properties as
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To these three medicines DR.. j. b
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rfvaIed success in the Treatment Of Pull
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and purffies the blood. The Mandrake
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structions therefrom, give the organ 3
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which is one OF he most prominent ctuses
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The sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing II 70 a nor
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| quality Of the blood, by which means the
formation OF nicers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ez-
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the use OF the Is persevered In sufncient-
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DR.. schencs's Almanac. containing q fnIl
| treatise on the various forms Of disease
his mode OF treatment, and general direc'
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| gratis or sent by mail by addressing MI
! Principal once, No. Is North bixth street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Puluaontc Eyrup and Sea
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l half dozeu. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per boz
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CHINA-

Homo KoEG, Sept.d, VIA LoNDoa.
September 20-The feeling ia China
against foreigners is intense. ADD fresh
outbursts Of violence il feared.
Dir. Wade, Secretary of the British
J afhte fTrsfiiA EsaEImI5ajjpsA at Pekin.
ened TO retire unless the MandRrins,
who were implicated in the Tien
Tsin massacre were executed before
the 3lst of August. a
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CTNcTNNATr. September 20.-Iu the
suit Of the old stockholders Of the
Covlngton aud Lexington Railroad
Company against the heirs of R. B.
Bowles and others involving the title
to what IS now known as the
Kentucky Central Railroad, and
which has been pending for several
years, IN the Benton Circuit Court,
was decided to-day by Judge Meuzies,
in favor of the defendants.
The case was one OF great magni-
tude. Tho plaintiffs prayed an ap-
peal, aud will, i ls thought, take the
ease to the Court Of Appeals.
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ITALY.

NICE, September 19.-C0ntrary re-
ports have been spread abroad By the
Prussian dispatches to the neWspa-
pers.
Nice and Mention are perfectly
TRANQUIL. as we'll as all the orhor De-
partments Of Alhes Maritomes.
Strangers are eommencing to arrive
at the various watering places 10 the
Department, and the season bids fair
TO be as pleasant and quiet as usual.
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is naturally poors our resources cam
compare with yours. consequently
our sn1erIngs are UNNECESSARILY
greater. We implore you to send Us
aid. The appeal is signed By the
Mayors and other civil and eelesias-
tieal authorities of the numerous vii
iages nd towns between Metz. Nsncy
and Sedan.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIS. Sept 20.-The North Ger
man Government has officially mott :
fed the Great PoEeTs that though
the blockade has been raised. the
navigation of the Baltic and North
Seas and approaches to German ports
are dangerous on account Of the re-
moval of the usual lights and buoys.
BERLIN, September 20.-The- me-
tropolis OF lDantzig has protested
against the French blockade of that
port. no men-of-war being near to
rufowAa "a Ersssesat nafahnsf aars Z
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Washlngt0n lions.

WASHINGTON, September 19.-The
Executive Mansion II being rapidly
placed in proper condition to receive
the President aad family, who return
about the FIRST of Ostober.
The statistics of the Freedmen :
Bureau show that business in
the South is closed, except such
portions Of The educational interest
as are supported by educational as
sociations.
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United States Army, in the charge Of
LleUtenants Lawson and Rbeam.
sailed on the Alaska, for Aspinwall.
this afternoon.
The prebarations for the Fair for the
aid of wounded within the German
lines aDd the widows and orphans Of
the killed. Is progressing successfully.
NEW YORK, September 20.-The
steamer Lafayette sailed at 5 o'clock
this evening with five or six hundred
Freneh volunteers on board. The
men who we're arrested, were dis
charged early in the evening, but not
Ia time to embark with their com
rades on board the Lafayette.
The steamer Merrimae arrived to-
day, from Rio Janeiro, August 26th,
via st. Thomas. She is detained at
quarantine, havirg sickness on board.
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DAILY JOURNA AL
WEDNESDAY,. sEPTEBBER d, 1870.


The following are the list Of APP
pOintments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain G5oding and Judge
Niblack.
Epson, ,Dasleascounty, Friday, q ] Sept,
1PM.
Washington, Davies; County, Saturday,
Sept 2fth, P. n.
Mt. Vernon, Thursday. September 18th,
at 1P.u
New Harmony. Friday. September s1tb,
att PM. n ia
Wadesville. Saturday, Oct. lst. P. Il.
Evansville, Saturday. Oct. 1st, III P. II.
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New ACCOMPLISHMENT
Wanted.

A GOOD BARBER. WHITE Oh
- c0lored. to go to NewburR, Ind. Five
dollars week, with board and washing,
will be given. Apply Immediately 10
CHARLES HOLSWARTH.
Sep2l- lHd NeWburu Ind.
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rnmmlsai0nar,a GaIa
FRIDAY, BEPFEMBER. SON.

THE UNDERSEGNED WILL SELL
O'Clock A n, on @
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sOfH,
The following property. No. South Wa
tor street, being a tllree-stOry Brick tore
House. twenty-five feet two and one alf
inches on Water street, by seventy four
feet three inches. It fs next the corner OF
Main Street. and Is very desirable prop
erty. renting az the present time Tor 81 300
q year.
TERMS. One third cash: balance fn one
and two years, secured by mortgage on
the premises. BLYTHE HYNES,
sep2l-td Com m Assioner.
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LIVERY 4 SALE STABLE,
Fifth Street, bet. Locust q Walnut
rhoa RuIIera. Propsr

aupPE,Y or CORD WOOD con-
a sfantIy on hand. Cisterns filed with
Orders left at the Livery Stable viii be
promptly attended TO- Arrs-pN
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Fnnr PrArN. InIY 1

FORT ELAINB July 10.
Dr. g5nfkhs Send me more OIL and more
circnlars It Is going ike "hot cakes" :"
Send some circulars also TO SntAln5 & Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they semi In Tor sup
pIy of the OIL. Please send by nFsE ex press
and Obl1ge, Yours truly
D. e. BECKER, Druggist.
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CINcINN AT, J une II, lolU.
DIR. q. b. SMTTH-pedr Ssr: MY Tnotnex
scalded her foot 50 badly she could not
tie boy had Jumps in his throat and very
stlR neck. / got mp in the night and bath
ed MS throat and chest and gave him
twenfy drops OF your OH. They are now
both well. JOHN TOOME1
Express once, 81 West Fourth Street.
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ELECTRIC OIL.
DIR. SMITHS
Genuine "klectric " 'iil.
NEW COMBINATION.

HYERVE POWER WITHOUT Pho J.
N PHORUSi A real Sedative Without
Opium or reaction. 1nnocentt even In the
mouth OF Infants. Twenty Drops - tne
LARGEST Dose. Cures atck Headache IN
about twenty minutes on rational Prtnc1'
pies.
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PTWPLEg ON FEs FACE.

For Comsdones, Black-WOrms or Grubss
Pimply Cru uptiOns aud Diotched disngura-
ttons on the face, Use PerrY's Oomeuone
and Pfnple Remedy. Sold by ali Drug
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BALTIMORE. September 20.-The
Agent Of the North German line of
steamships received a telegram direct.
-ing him to start the steamer Berlin to
Bremen next week. The Leipsig will
soon follow. afI
The Ohio will leave Bremen FOR
Baltimore October 12th.
The North German vessels laid up
here since the commencement Of the
war, will, it is presumed, at Opce CON-
mence loading, several having charters
to carry tobacco to Holland.
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STOCKHOLM, September 20.-The
Gazette denies that the French pur-
chased American rifles in Sweden.
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WATER i.

wROY FEMALE sEMINARX.-Thls
In Institution offers the accumulated ad-
r vautanes OF over nifty years OF successful
operation. Every facility Ii provided for
e afnorouah course OF usefnl aud ornamen-
tai education, under the direction Of Q
corps OF more than twenty professors and
teacherG. For circulars apply 10 JOHN III
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TIE BASIS OF CIVIL SOcIETK. = H-sanys lot
Young Men, on the honor and haPpLln.e.e--s -
Cselfbacys with sanitary help 10Y tne. ~ ~
fafurnenf OF mans true position ln ILL., IL.
semi tree in sealed envelopes. Aa4te11
HOWARD A8soCIAffONs Pox =, fnlla-
eelpEsa, Pa Nle~ e~"'-@
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win send By return mail, on receipt Of
a ~asgf etan5lys "a recipe for preparing
Essl-se.sir,s WfsvefaDle Balm, which amEnedA~
,-sol-r ~ern oves pImplea. NrecNiess bt0icnea5
4s...- ss...- flf-~i worms. Mnfnl. and ail llruu=
1t,,,,tt, a-d rnlnufite8 oil t1a skin, leaving
M eIaar. with a Mealtnv glow Alap, in-
~ aaffrsneficnH for prodncins sEowth of Hair
- q bafd head or smooth face
II. ~. IHL Et, gnomlit,
an15-3raW ll3 fr1adWag-l ~. p.
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Some days ago Rufiin G. Blair was way
laid and murdered I'm the vicinity or
Athens. Ala, ~ disguised men. The clfi-
zens turned out Ia large numbers and cap
tured Rev. AebgTy 3arfiil. the leader OF
the band, and f0hf others. BarriI attempt
I ed to escape aud was killed. the others
were imprisoned. Armed citizens are in
search of the remainder Of the baud, and
are determined to bring them to punish.
ment.r The affair was personal
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Nor A FA1LUREg Nor OgE!!
rrs--... rx,--~-4o1

new HAMBURG. ONT.. July 12.
Dr. S1sfth. FhiiR-s have sold The Oh
for Deafness, Sickness, Neuralgia. &C ana
IN eUerU case 1t has given sattsfaetion.
can procure quite number Of letters. We
want more OF the large sizes &c, &C.
FRED. II. McCALLUM, Druggis...
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The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, in ses-
sion al Baltimore, ON yesterday elected
the following Oh GERS for the ensuing year /.
Frederick d. Stewart, OF Was hfngton. ID. @.
Grand Sire; A. q. Logan. of Kansas,
Deputy Grand Sire; James L. Ridgely. OF
Maryland, Grand Corresponding and Re-
cordtng Secretary; Joshua Vancont, OF
Marylaut. Grand Treasurer.
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A young man named John McNaiIy,
formerly of Harrisburg, Pa, but latteriy
EN- pioy ed on the Indianapolis and st.
Louis Railroad, was found cut to pieces or
the track Of that Dad in Terre Haute yes
terday morning. IL is supposed be was in
toxIcated and laid down on the track.
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There was great activity at the exposi-
sion buildings In Clneiunatf, and The for
NAL opening Will be m ade tom .ght. Hon.
John sherman and II n A. Z. Gasho1n
Will be the chief orators. Most of the
railroads have agreed TO carry visitors at
half-fare rates. "A delegation OF 500 SOUTH
ern merchants wln arrive on the 18th
inst,
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Regular Evansville, Psdu0ah, Rn I
0airO Semi-Weekly 8iail
Lire Packet.
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sure on Deafness. Salt Rhsum, &c.
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Rev. DR.. Newman, Chaplain of the Uni
ted States senate and f1ve japanese
Princes, passed east, through Omaha, yes
terday. The Japanese intend entering q
college in this country
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A steam boiler in stalk srs' ming mill
at Auburn, New York, exploded yesterday
morning, com pletely demoltsh1ng the
large brick building and badly damaging
other buildings. ]. Hamilton was killed.
Damage to property $4,000.
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The schooner =. 8. J. Bemfs, with l4TO]
bushels OF wheat, from Detroit for Runalo.
sprang a leak. and sunk or Port Rowan,
yesterday morning. Cargo 3 total loss,
Crew saved,
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The UniveFsalists OF Massachusetts yes
terday commenced the CO 'ebration Of their
centennial anniversary at Gloucester A
number of dtsting uished gentlemen are
present.