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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07
ALEX. MARTIN, D, D., PRESIDENT
with a full corps of Professors.

Opened but recently for purposes OF ipSiIue'
ton, this Institution GaS ALREADY STAINED very
extensive range Of patronage and support.
II possesses the hnGat HrOnnds and buildings IN
the State.
Classes are formed III all the regular Depart
ments or Collegiate aud Scientific Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of tho Modern Languages, tho Study OF Geology,
and Other branches In tho interest OF AGricul'
tuTe.
only correct system.
Teacher Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION, from SIS TO $24 per year.
FALL TERM begins September 9TH Winter,
December 9th. Spring, March 2lut.
Commencement, June 18th.
Ha1-Send for Catalogue. .
GEO. e. STUR0lSS,
Secretary Board Of R0g0nLS.
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FRENCH ACCOUNT OF TIE SURRENDER or
MMAHON AND NAPOLEON.
PARlA. SepEembcr

An officer who attempted to reach the
army oil McAiAhOn furnishes the follow
ing details to the journals Of the surrender
OF the Emperor:
In the second attack Of our armies We
understood that all the positions 81 Nc
Machon were turned. BOuzllles, D0uzy,
Bolan, Villeric, Cerpay, Givennc, La
Chapelle, Fleigneux, ST MOugC and
Viegncs. 10 the woods Of DOucheFy, form.
ed an eltpsc Of fire around Sedan, kept up
by 40 600 soldiers and 900 cannon. AT
Sedan, four hundred thousand men before
him, and seriously wounded in shoulder
and groin with bombs bursting around
him, the Marshal turned over his com.
mand to Gen, Wimpden. as regards the
Emperor, McMaton's corps covered him
on tho Held Of battle and walls Of Sedan,
protecting him for one hour longer, Flotng
was the headquarters Of the King Of PEns'
sia, the Prince Royal and host OF Ger.
man Princes and strangers. These two
points, Sedan and FlOing, arr alta distance
Of three kilometres, one from
the other. We went through Scrigny
without hindrance, but not with
out difficulty. At Fleigneux md ST.
Mouge, 500 metres distant from FlOi1g,
The music Of Prusslan bands mingled with
the hurrahs Of officers. The Prussian
soldiers dishonor the "AIarseill1isc." Our
song Of battle becomes as provoking sar.
casm 10 their hymn Of victory. Two
shells shot across the sky in the direction
Of sedan. The town will probably be
bombardCd. A thick cloud Of smoke fol-
lowed by flames rises above the town,
where there are only wounded, women
and exhausted troops. The Emperor
hoisted a white flag OF truce an hour be-
fore sending his sword to Kirg Wflllamas
a souvenir Of Jena. His iulplacablc I'D
versary made him send him his sword as
Napoleon the First sent his in other days
TO the King Of PrrSsia, wishing to have
the man himself in the grasp Of bis double
| files Of soldiers. King William desires in
his turn 10 have the Emperor Napoleon
in his. possession bGture ordering that Sc
dan shall be destroyed. "One does not
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIR
-lKl nINIA .RfCnMOND 80

sLNA OINAAt ANAS4WONO'
J SESSION OF 1901. issE
The next Annual Course Of Lectures will com
limo ayo months, with ftlIly ffinlEed Faculty,
consisting OF niue PEolesSQrsO and with ~ thg
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Ia the several departments. An ample supply Of
material for Practical Anatomy.
CLTNIcEL, INSTRUcTIoN Of tho College Hospital
tho City Aims House, white and coloredO RnI
the DlipCnsaEy attached 70 the College, special
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diseases OF Women and Children.
FRES-M1triculAtIon IS; Full Course OF LsO
ture6, $50: Graduation, $50; DcmOnstEator' Of
. 4 reasonable indulgence for the Professor
Fees, In proper cases,
BOARD in Richmond Sle to $50 per month;
For further information, or copy o. Gaia
loTuc address,. L. s. JOYNES, N. D.,
Sug9-cod Dean Of the Faculty
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ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA.

The language of the official aud semi.
official German press against England on
account Of the report that she has al.
lowed contraband articles TO be sent to
France is causing considerable indigna.
ton and contempt here. England's ncu.
trality has been we'll observed. Bismarck
will make q very great mistake II he
thinks he Gun bully England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

PARIS, September 4.
1t is not true that McSINhon wa
wounded. His wife has received dis
patch stating that he is safe and well
dated subsequently to that announcing hi
wound. 1t Is reported that he will be al
lowed TO return to Paris on parole, with
view Of enlightening the population Us L
the real military situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

cspestAiiy, NhN have eHcne he NlrOtm4 u soil
tATy Nieo tat ana4fAl "A dtsWaCtiVV kAat
UAith AGREAliy pWvNIS " a. untimSly E1SrS
lhDahanab " iuGnf Men Il ~ lai,4l eIeIllsut
tAlshth SBd bSllilAEI tEllFet ubS IAls6i etbsf'
UtSs hAVu spiEAACod hslSniRs SyAAIES viii ths
ihgsdgap ~ si0Nl4saoS, " a4kV4 " SCatsCy ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

Married l'cEUlEsa, " EOanl NCa contemplating
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

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Juuipsr Bgtrlss, by dia.ilAuoa to form ans
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/. IL mors paiAtAblp thSD any now u aSr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

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kEsaiy. EDA oAlY EftcIaA EsEE9y y ~ Nb1ha
he AGaknans u ~ hatt * Link, ttltetliNA
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

REPORTBD CAPITULATIOS OF METZ.
AMSTERDAM, September 0-7P.M.
Its reported that Metz has capitulatet
and that 1000 French troops there sur
rendered 10 the PrusSiAns
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CHARACTERIZATION.
3altimOre & Ohio Railroad Co,

WHEEtIHG, JEhs II, iSSa
.nASSESG TRAINS WILL
ma ~ tha fsil1StnP OeAulHlo % 40 Gtl0l
j1rp fsfh igl1 WhFslhnI LtE1i
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUsvTt.LE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI
TY--srEPHEN .,OoF. Oflcr, Ianitons Cigar.
f,tore, addf.ss Ti,usylie, Pa Assistant john Van
Sciiver.
rifrsvILLr, CHURCH RUN AND vlCINI.
TY--I. THOMAS. OiiCc and address, Man.
ZION House. ',itusville, Pa
SHAMbURG AND VICINiTY-GEORGE IR-
YIN. Ohicc, shalnnurg; residence, T;tusville, Pa.
As .:siant. 4 A. West
ENTERPRISE rI.EAsANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM AM PrfHGHG W. GEO. VAN
NLlET. Oti'e and address. Chase honse, Pleas
antville. Assistant, II. G. Huntington.
TiDIOUr AND WEST HlCKORY--CHAS.
CLARK. Office ana address, Exp Oflce Tidi.
cute Pa Assistant T., G Beartlsey.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. OiliCs and address, Pctrol.un Cen.
tre Pa A ,s-tant, Charles BlackiOrd
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on Oil Cresk and Cherry Run, from Sary Farm to
McC liutoclvilie- ia AhESSAUNDGtS. Ad iress
yarr Farm Pa. Assistants. Luther D., Saunders.
Charles H. Cochran aud Wi'l'an Hoyt.
MCCLNrOUKvlLLE, OH. CITY AND RENO
"A. s. WEST. Address, OIL City or Reno, Pa
Aesisiaps, \. Mead
FKANkLtN. ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIv
FRI WfLBER. Office and address. franklin PA
SCRUBG lass, FOSTER FARM n PA "kEIpS
AANDIN,i-RICHARD w. REDPIELp. Oflct
sNil atsir as ScrubaTass, I n Assistant, H. w Por
vsifs.'a, address Emlenton Pa
WEST NlRGlNIA--C. D. ANGEL, and T. +
COOK Address. Parkershurg, Wet Virginia
IsoIpsYts Petroleum Torpedo co.,
mays-iiys
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
"a AU'rkON.

Tie public Il CAUTIONED eoaIna employing any
M the regilary authorized Agents at The, ,Conp.i-
y. since the Robefts Patent cpver the use Of the
i"r?cdo and a explosive materials for oil wells,
AID the u 20 of sui materials hy other parties IL
finging any OF tle ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with accrdin. TO law, and as acting willhly
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company havo re organized their business
with a view "a accommodate Oil Men in every mar,
"i tie Oil Region. They have employed the mos
efficient Agents aud Assistants thai can be procured
iIi the business, Each Torpedo j. labelled with
date Af patents together With the price Of the Tor
ped.,, and ST med by aIbficer of tie Company, $,
every Operator wishing II Torpedo. may know il
price and wiot.r 1t Inc from on, Ohics
tpe ators willlcolifer favor by reporting to ,Li
Office any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been appo'n,
cd Agents and Assistant AGENTS fr the Oil Region
OF Pennsylvania and West Virginia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-13
AsGrand Industrial Exposition

ASGrand Industrial Exposition
will be held in Cincinnati, com
mencing September q, and clos
ing October is. 1t is intended
that this shall be one of the most
extensive exhibitions of the kind
ever attempted beyond the Allie
ghanies, and Invitations are extern
ded even to California. It's des-
igned to demonstrate that the " est
need no longer be dependent up
on Eastern and European manu-
facturei for a large class of arti-
cles which her own mills and work
shops are producing. Charles +.
W ilstach is the President and Alb
ner L. Frazer Secretary Of the AS
sociation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-13

Stranger-sHave you a good,
strong porter about the houser
Clerk-.Yes, we have the strong
est about the place
Stranger-'Is he int lligent?'
Clerk-'Oh, yes, sir, quite in
telligent for porter, we think.
Stranger-'One point more
Do you consider him fearless-that
is, bold and courageous2'
Clerk-.As for that matter l
know he is; he would not be
afraid Of the devil himself, sir
Stranger-'Now, Clerk, If your
porter is intelligent enough to find
room No. Iii, fearless enough to
enter, and strong enough to get
my trunk away from the bedbugs,
! would like to have him bring it
down
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-13

Mrs. Katy Howard, rec Current,
died on Thursday last in her Seth
year, al her residence near Rud-
dell's Mills, in Bourbon county,
Ky, where she had lived for sixty
years. Her husband was six feet
four inches high, and she was six
feet and one-IaIf inch in heie hit,
and weighed over two hundred and
eighty pounds. She was mother
OF ten children. all but one OF
whom lived 10 years of maturity,
and were over six feet in height =
Seven of them are yet living, the
largest being John Howard, who
is six feet ten inches high. Mrs.
Il had twelve brothers and sisters,
all Of whom were over six feet.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-13

RUssIA,-Is evidently watching
passing events with lynx eye, 1t
is hardly q supposable case that
she will not turn them to her own
account when the favorable nome
arrives, little dreading any attack
upon herself, for she has scarcely
any vulnerable points; and any po,
.entate who should be mad enough
TO project second expedition TO
Moscow, will assnredly gain the ex
perience which so embitsered the
last days of the First Napoleon.
The standing army Of Rus ia,
according TO the Almanac Gotha
for 1870. amounted in the aggregate
to 69T, 1877, Of which 100000 were
in fighting condition.
The whole of the mountain aud
field artillery is now furnished with
new, highly flushed weapons, con
sisting of Cannons CT bronze OF
three to nine inch calibre, rhe,l.
breecl loading, and mounted on
iron carriages. Siege and position
guns, for the attack and defence Of
places and of coasts, comprise ri
fled mortars, and pieces Of from s
to IL inches bore, throwing projec-
tiles of $50 pounds. The use of
prismat tic powder has been made
general, and the manufacture of it
is carried on on grand scale in
the powder mills of Otchta The
foundries of ST. Petersburg, Bril-
anah and Petrozadovask are capa-
BILE OF turning out eight hundred
guns annually. The factory at
Nassi!i-Astrau sends ont three
hundred thousand cartridges daily,
and in q little time will be able to
produce half million.
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Judge Perkins on the Negro
Question.

Editors ofMe Indianapolis Journal .
If you are willing 10 publish
communication from a Democrat,
you will oblige me by inserting
this as my protest against the de
termination Of so n any of the
Democracy to fight the coming pc
litical battle on the ground of OPP
position to negro suffrage. will
make it as brief as possible
l. The negro is not an inhabit
ant Of our country by his own act.
White men brought him here in
chains and retained him as a slave.
2. The negroes are men-hu-
man beings, and, according to the
Declaration of independence, all
ren are created equal and with an
inalienable right to liberty; and &C
cording to the Bible, God made of
one blood all the nations of the
earth.
3. At the commencement Of the
late civil war there were from three
to four millions Of these negro men
in the Southern States, mostly held
as slaves.
d. On the LIST Of January, 1868,
Mr.. Lincoln, as a war measure,
made the slaves freemen by proc
lam alton.
5. In the same year. the 18th
amendment to the United States
Constitution was adopted, prohibit
ing their being again reduced to
slavery.
6. This is the amendment -
Neither slavery nor involuntary
seryitude, except for the punish
nent of crime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted,
shall exist within the United States
or any place subject to their juris-
diction."
Z. In 1866 following. the Civil
Rights bill, the l4th amendm ent to
the Constitution was adopted. This
is the first section Of the amend
ment:
"All persons born or naturaliz-
ed in the United States are subject
to the Jurisdiction thereof, are cili-
zens of the United States and of
the State wherein they reside. No
State shall make or enforce any
law which shall abridge the privil-
eyes or immunities of citizens OF
the United States; nor shall any
State deprive any person Of lie,
liberty or property, without due
process Of law, nor deny to any
person within its jurisdiction the
equal protection of the law"
8. In 1862, the Fifteenth
amendment was added to the Con
stitutiop. This is it:
s'The right of citizens Of the U.
S. to vote shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States, or
by any State, on account of race,
color, or previous condition of ser
vitude."
This last amendment is the most
complained OF by Democrats; but
after the previous amendments,
this one became right and proper.
1t Is a perpetual guaranty to the
States of Republican governments,
which guaranty the Judiciary can
exec ute.
The original Constitution Of the
United States ordains thai:
"The United States shall guar
antee to every State in this Union
Republican form Of government"
Tie Southern States, as reorgan
lied by President Johnson, pre-
sented thems elves to Congress with
constitutions of government based
upon the white citizens or those
States alone, being, in some of the
States, not much more than halt
the number of citizens. Those
constitutions did not create repub-
lican governments. and hence, fell
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The Eopc has been left to the
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nel SO far as the temporal sover-
eighty is concerned Tie with
drawal of the French troops, and
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take their places, is very signifi-
cant on that question. Rome will
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dom of Italy. and the successor of
st. Peter will be able to say once
more, with truth, that his kingdom
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