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WALTHAM WATCHES.

-
B5-The extensive use OF these Watches for
the last hfteen years by Railway Conductors,
Engineers and Expressmen, the most exact
ing OF Wafch-wearers. has thorOughly demon
strated the strength, steadiness, durability
and accuracy or the Waltham Watch. To
satisfy that class in all these respects, is 10
decide the question as 10 the real value OF
observation-disclosures.
More than 45O, 900 OF these
Watches are now speaking Tor themselves ia
the pockets OF the peOple-a proof and a
guarantee Ottheirs superiority over all others.
The superior Organization and great extent
OF the Company 5 Works al Nalthanl. enable
them 70 produce watches at a price which
renders competition futile, and those who
buy any other waUch, merely pay from . to
50 per e n more for LneIr watches than is
We are now selling Waltham Watches at
less prices IN greenbacks than the gold prices
before the war. There is no other manuGac-
ture ofany kind IN the United States OF which
this can be said.
These t~ime-pieces combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved OF
real practical use. Having had the refusal
of nearly every invention in watchmaking
originating in this country or in Europe,
only lose were finally adoptedh Wich severe
testIhs by the most skillful artisans IN our
works. and long use on the part of the publ
demonstrated TO be essential 10 correct and
enduring time-kesping.
Among the many improvements we would
The invention and use Of a eentre-pinfon Of
peculiar construction, 20 prevent damage to
The train by The breakage OF maiu springs. is
original with h American Watch Company,
who, having had the refusal or all other con-
t~rlVanees adopted kOgg's Patent piuiOn rs
being the best and faultIess.
Hardened and tempered hair springs. now
universally admitted by Watchmakers 10 be
"a best, are used in all grades OF Waltham
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof
caps, protecting the movement from dust
ana lesSenfng the necessity Of the frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder. or keyless
wateh, Is already a decided success and a
great improvement on any S~tem-Wfnding !
watch in the American market, and by far
the cheapest watch Of its quality now offered
70 the public To those living in portions OF /
the United states where watchmakers do no. |
abound, watches with the aforementioned
improvements, which tend TO insure aceura- 4
cy, cleanliness, durability and convenience,
must prove invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by the Company
To prevent imposition, buyers should see
that every watch shOuld bear either Of the
following trade marks:
American Watch CO-.----.WaItham. Mass.
Ann I. alien O. Walthan, Mass.
American Watch Co.,
Crescent St-.--.--.--.--Waltham. Mass.
Appleton, Tracy CO---.--.. Wsitham, Mass.
WaILham Watch CO...---, W9lham, Mass.
r Waitham, Mass.
William ElleFy Walthan, Mass.
monte Aatch Mass. !
For sale at retail BY allrespectabIe Dealers
Adeseriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent to any address on applica-
ton.
No watches rstaiIsd by the Company.
Address,
R0RBIHS & APPLETON,
GENT Agents,
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THE WEEKLY P
7

In the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, 20 cents
per line, or 10 cents per line, according to
place. II the WEEKLY, One-half the rates OF
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL, are charged ODe-siIth sd
ditionsl 70 above rates. Termsi Cash IN ad-
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K-oOPMANscHAAP & co.

Mr. stanton replied:
CHATTANOOGA, June l7.-Koopman-
sehaap d Co, San Francisco. California.
we VIII take fifteen hundred able-bodied
Chlnese laborers at once. We refer 10 the
First National Bank of Chattanooga.
&c. STANTON a Co, Stunt.
So the Chinese are really TO come
among as, and we shall have an opportu-
NIFTY OF seeing how far they are superior
10 the negroes. 1t is well known that the
Pacific Railroad never could have been
built in so short a time but for the EN-
ploymeut oflarge numbers Of Chinese Ia
bOrers; and we think Mr.. Stanton has
done wisely in engaging them.
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FIsRER AMEs TYLER, Polssical 4
MATTHEW G. GALLOWAY,
ri. ENGLISH, News, River, Commercial
.PUFRE. and City Editors
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Young Crisman, who killed the Con-
tolerate General Z~ollicOffer in battle
during the wal, has gone crazy because
he did not take him prisoner Instead
and was last week sent to the asylum.
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a North Carolina paper puts this
head to a bobtail article: -Four in
famous scoundrels captured. They
had unroosted a goose and were MAX
ing for the swamps to have-a roast.
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THE NEW LABOR Err.
John ChiRaman Coming to Tennessee to As
sist in Building Railroads.

From tho Chattanooga Times, June 1871
John Chinamah is actually coming here,
and the negro will have to retire from
the construction of the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad, having been tried
and found wanting. In yesterdays Times
event, but we had no idea then that Mr..
stanton would act so speedily as he has
DONE. But yesterday morning he re-
ceiyed the following dispatch:
SAN FRANCISCO, June ~, lS70-J. G..
stanton, Sup't A. and G. r. R.: Can de-
liver in thirty days at Chattanooga one or
two thousand good Chinese laborers for
sixty dollars per head. Wages, sixteen
dollars per month and board; free pas
sage back.
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HOTELS---SUMMER RETREATS.
BAILEY'S SPRINGS,
Laudsrdale County, Ala.
IszO MONTVALE spRINes. $40

" HFN&s - AAAN4GF W.
TNHIS favorfte summer resort, situated in
Il BIOunt county, East Tenuessee, was
opened for the reception Of visitors on The
hrst of June.
The marked beneficial result attending the
use of these waters In functional derange-
ments OF the uHr =
LtoeT, BosOeis, Hidnsys and Skin, and 0e cure Of
Chronic Diseases, attest their Ned
teal Properties.
The buildings at MOntyals have been re-
paired, redtted and repainted, and every
thing put in good order. -
All the accessories for enjoyment and rec
reatiOn at the best watering places VIII be
found here.
The facilities for reaching Monsvale this
season are increased by the extension OF the
and Charleston RailToad. and reg
ular trains are running TO MaryViue, whence
passengers are conveyed in coaches to the
springs, nine miles Distant
RATES OF BoARR;-Per day 81 50; per week,
SIS; per month, SO.
6S Address. for pamphlets containing
analysis and descriptions Of wGters, ETC.,
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AND GENERAL DEBILITY.


REFERENcE:-Drs. searey & Dement,, and A.
r. Burnett.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
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THE THARIN M0YEEENT.
ICommunicatlon.l

s.r-r lC0mmQnlcaLlOn.l
!. The meeting at Masonic Hall, on Thuraday
night; was an entire success. R. S. Tharin
the Peoples candidate for Congress, spoke fol-
more than two hours, and received the plaud-
its OF the crowded audience from first to last
At the conclusion of his speech the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted with
the most vociferous and enthusiastic applause:
Whereas, All the intelligent people OF the Sc
'cond Congressional District are unwilling to De
rep1 esented In Congress by such man as U. Y.
Bowen, who;ts denounced oy tne rnhaaf,pnla oT nn
sylvania, as ian adTenturer and camplol!ower
In the rebel army, and more than once arralgned
for crime before the rebel military autnolIties
who naturally cast In his lot With the swarm OF
vampires who have fastened upon that S,ate, IN
desecration OF the name or Republlcahism,s and
eating out its vtals and making rec0nSpuc-
tion a term OF reproach among all upright men;
and, whereas, We ind, on the other hsndi no
fitness for Congressional honors; and whereas,
these two faclionsts are SUPPORTED by TWO equally
corrupt political Rings who have NOT the good Of
the whole people before thetf eyes:
degrade itself by choosing either Bowen or De-
Large to represent US in Congress, and that we
protest against such o calamity as altogether H.
conceivable.
candidate for Congress, we have native and q
gentleman Of honor aud ability, an original
Unionist and the friend of the 1r'tole people, who
Is the open foe OF cliquesand Rings, and who shall
receive our votes for Congress, where he will do
his duty, II elected, to the district and reject no
discredit upon bis constituents.
esolued That We invoke the good sense and
the Befrespect Of the district tO rescue the people
from such an evil as the election OF Bowen OF
DeLarge would necessarily entail upon us.
Resolved, That copies OF these resolutions be
the daily papers for publication.
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MIDNIGHT I-S'P4T CHE s
French War Reports.
TOURS, October IA.


Gambetta has Issued the following proclama-
tion to the inhabitants Of Tours:
II announce to you, With ine1preSslole satls.
faction that, on the 18th Instant the more tnan
ever heroic people Of Paris, growing impatient
behind their ramparts, determined to marGn lor,
ward against the enemy. Here IS the bulletin OF
their first vicr:ry on the entire gene around the
city: - -
"The Prussiaus have been driven out OF all
the positions which they had been occupying lor
three weeks coward st. Denis. They have been
driven away beyond Stains. Plerrehtte, Dugny on
the east side. Joinville, Creteil, Bauoigary, anu
the plateau" OF Avron have been recaptured;
they have been forced from lie Vas Landon and
st. Cloud, and thrown back on Versailles.
:. .NThe enemy know now what people Will DO
when determined TO save their institutions anu
their honor. Invite the provinces to do their
duty as Paris has done hers. Yive Paris Yiye
Ia France vive la RepublIque F'
The General commanding the Flfteenth corps,
makes the following report from La Ferrette, 81.
Aubln, under date Of October 10: Yesterday the
enemy continued TO advance towards orleans:
Our troops, who were on the road TO Paris, and
had taken part the day before in the battle
ar Artenay, gave way. A brigade OF the
Third Division tried to oppose the enc
my's advance; being constantly opposed by
forces more numerous, az also by superior artll.
lery had to fall back on Orleans, dlsputing the
ground foot by foot. was obliged, In order to
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SPARKS FROM TIE wIREs.

The Pail Mall Gazette confirms the reported
marriage of the Princess Louisa and the Marquis
Of Lorne, and speaks OF it tas o fact without re.
" f'-o:;i
Tn The Sultan OF Turkey Will receive the next
order OF the Golden Fleece OF Spain which may
oesI 4 msetnc Of cougregatIonallsts at Plymouth +,
England, protested against the passage OF til E
aSvIces from Rio Jauerio, to the 25th Septem-
ber state that the forces OF the Argentine Re-
nublic had defeated the Insurgents In two en-
ppaoaments. There had also been fighting be!
tween the Monteviiilns and the rebels,
President Graat Is expected to leave Washing
ton on Tuesday, uud arrive at Atlanta on Thurs
day. n Atlanta ,os.,x,.
>. The steamship washington took fire yesterday,
nine miles below Wilmington, aud was run ashore
on the poInt OF Big Island. The cargo consists o
ehomt seven hundred barrels turpentine, and
fhree hundred bales cotton. She wllltprove q
total loss. ,,,,, nora nnt,,r., .,
norted from Norfolk as ashore, about twenty two
miles south or Cape Henry.
The first frost or the season, IN Tennessee, was
noticeI Il Yesterday morning ct Chattanooga.
The steamer Mazatl8n, for San Francisco, was
lost in a gale on the 28th OF September Seven
passengers and oneof ner crew were drowned.
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NIGHT DISP re 81 3 8.
- English War Reports.

/ 80! LONDOE, OCCOOer
There Is a Violent resistance In all the French
| Channel ports to the shipment Of provisions.
The terrible artillery 1re OF Fort Mont Valerien
has literally swept the country around l0r cir.
cult OF six Kilometres. The German WORKS nave
been destroyed, and oil attempts to erect others
| prevented. The Chateau Meuden has been de-
| stroyed, and the German engineers driven from
| CIamert, Meuden and Montretsnt. Vlllejnil and
Cachain have both been recovered by the French
on the north, and the Germans driven back as fRr
as: :Denil and Bounneutl,
The entire peniusular around Genslleres has
| been freed from the Prusslaus oy several strong
cavalry onnoissances, and Is now in French
| hands. "A lively canonade has been maintained
| to the east OF Paris, and the Germans have been
driven from Champigny, more taan three miles
| east of yVineennes. Tue German circle around
Paris IL therefore daily expanding Instead OF con.
tracing, and the French are greatly encouraged.
| A demonstration lately occurred IN Paris favor
able to q Radical change In the government. The
| OF igIu was ascribed TO Flourens and Blanc, but
| the movement was utterly Insignificant.
+ The French army OF the South has as q nucleus
| of three cavalry regiments which were sent from
Paris before the Investment OF the city. They
| have also the Algerian infantry and the troops
lfermerly serving In the Western department
I making q total OF 5000 effective men.
Dispatches via Berlin state that court martials
In the Prussian lines make short work OF desert
! The credit for .arming the German people has
The commander Of Toul died at Mendon re-
j. The rumor THAT Bismarck Is about to recon
struct the Holy Alliance is regarded as equally
| false and absurd. =
-a 3D. :. .... NEW YORK, October IL.
The Telegram has. the following special from
| London .f1
A dispatch received at Tours on the 14th, by
carrier pigeons states that the Prusslans are In
full retreat from Paris. No particulars as to the
cause Of this had arrived but other sources state
that the enthusiasm In Paris consequent on this
pnp yupctpd event was iQdeSCrlDaOle. -.
Adyices from Rouen to the 18th announce that
the Prussans have captured Breteuil.. The Garde
Mobile repulsed the nrst attack, but the Germans
came up SECOND time with reinlorcementS.
Nenotti Garibaldi has arrived at Versailles, on
his way to Paris. Ducrot is also expected In
that city. :,
No military command has been offered Palikao
by the government as had been stated.
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Drp %ooos, &r,:,
T,1Rsr ARRIVALS OF FALL GOOD

T,IRsT ARRIVALS OF FALL GOODS.
200 pieces Of desirable New Styles Of DRESS
GOODS, from 2oc. up - -
800 pair OF 1914 WHITE BLANKETS, only So IT,.
worth $4 so az: %.
100 pair Of 1o-4 WHITE EXTRA BLANKETS, $5,.
worth $3.50 ..: go. = So.
80 pieces, Choice .Colors, Empress Cloth, only
e5., worth IS
100 Improved Styles and nne quality Of "ARABs,"
r. only 50, worth S.
:: 25 rolls CARPETS which will be sold IS per can't
below their value. 80.
"a magnificent assortment Of tne LAIsSi
STYLES PLAIDED AND PLAIN DRESS GOODS
80 HOSIERY.
From our own importation, the largest and
best assortment in the city.
Also. rich selection Of FLANNELsss' oASsI-
MEREs, Jeans, sstinets, Domestics, &c.
An early call Is earnestly solicited, aud bat.
rains will be guaranteed. .;
4. Ia FURGHGOTT &BRO,
u No; ls7KING STREET,,
oct1o ieoner Of Kins'and Calhoun Streets
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70 rae EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDIIUh VI TIE NEWo.
have lust read General Bntler's speech de-
liyered in this city on the night OF the l1th In
slant. Iregret exceedingly that feel myself
compelled to ask. you to publish any answer
thereto, for many reasons which shall not now
give to the public. Ifesret that General Butler said
what he did In regard to Elyself. as land com.
missioner. am quite certain that did not merit
it. have had but very little acquaintance Win
General Butler, but was under me impression
that he was man who was terribly 10 earnest,
and who was anxious to always vtndicate the
truth. repeat 1t, lam. surprised At MS re narks
concerning myself as land commissioner, lot they
are not true in fact.
iutler. or from what he actually knows OF me, that
he intended TO speak unkindly OF me, mo matter
how 1t may sound TO strangers ears.l am COM
nelled % say, however believe, that In order TO
bring all the Northern men residing In this State
into general dscredit, he was willing TO assail me
| by insinuating that l, "9mau from NeWfork,
had Disseminated against Republicans on &C.
| Buffers object when he made use OF the follow
ing Language, speaking OF the land commits
sioner: sand who was he? A man named Les.
lie, hailing from New 4orkm Again genera @ Ma But,
he would chargeto get OUT OF bis place. HIS re.
ply was, II you put In negro shall charge you
big price, but II you are going to putin white
man shan,t charge you anything"
Now, Mr.. Editor, / know not where General
Butler obtains his information, but II he ever
heard such statement pronounce 1t false, from
| whatever quarter 1t may come. AS Repuoncan,
never have, nor never viii, object to any man
holding office simply because OF his color or MS
| biri hplace.H never objected TO the appointment
OF Mr.. DeLarge to the ONCE OF Ian commission.
er on account of his color, but did 0stect to hin
because did not believe him competent for the
once and for other reasons whiehit Is unnecessa.
ry now to mention. 2. =, - :, 49, i..r..';
1t is we'll known that there was great deal OF
III feeling growing out Of the fact that Messrs.
Cain, whpper and Elliott demanded my removal ov
as land commissioner because was white, and
Defarpe's appointment because he was colored.
Mr. sDeLarge secured the place, and i trust
that he will be able TO satisfy and show TO MS
own .people that he, has done more for colored
people thanI aid or would have done. General
Butler said that when turned over the ONCE 60
Mr. DeIarge oil the money was spent. This is
NOT true Mr.. DeLarge has expended for land
through drafts drawn BY himself and MI; Caruo.
TO- the sum OF S24i 600 cash. leave It to his own
race to soy how much better OF they are than
! they would have been, myself, or some better
white mnn, ,:hap continued to hold the office.
Yours, c. P. LESLIE.
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SCOTS KUKLUx.
MANUFACTURING REBEL 'ouTRAGEs.
1nonensive negroes outrass o,usly
..,". 10 ia whipped. .lt 6Jda':.a:.,
lspro1.1 rELEssllA, TO THE Nsvs.j

-. ..g.., ~ ,-,rs4 CoLgABIA, October II.
The Radicals! are manufacturing Ku-Klux
outrages in Union County. The Radical leaders,
Mooley- and Mckols, have come from Union 10
Columbia to report. A.cItizen Of Union writes
the following:
Tu1tsr . leading. white: Radical here, went
ont towards West Springs Two weeks ago, an d
beiore he returned there were .Ku-KluX demon.
straops one Ine kn kqxes were caught
inc Radicals. Last Saturday, .Bonsall, a leading
Radical chief Of cons5a6Ilary Tho Loves
let. ne returned last evening. and, reports the
outrageous whipping OF three negroes, But"
remarked Bonsall, .the singular fa.t about It is
ihey, were all Democratic negroes ess':s,; r.: -, -
The whole anslr' isras patent to every man OF
intelligence white and. black, as to: Bonsall him.
SELF, and few. more such. outrases win erase
scotts name from every black mfn's tlckesin ei
Union County. a.. " j."
The writer of. the above Is well and honorabiy
known in Columbia, and twill furnish his name.
G-t"-i-ii iF. .is.sGJ-5 CoRsAIR.
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THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.

WASHINGTON, October ID.
Ii is generally believed that the government
holds the Arlington estate by the connscaton act,
and If this were true the property would now re-
vor, IN rho widow of General Lee. The property
was ieft by MI. Custis to Mrs. Lee, his daughter,
with life interest and OF her death to Custis an
Fitz Hugh Lee, his grandsons. The taxes being
unpaid during the war. 1t became the property OF
haid hv a tax title. : Efforts have been made to
redeem redeem It, but without avail. The best part Of the
estate is now covered by the Nstional Cemetery.
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GOLD AND BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK, October II Evening

NEW YORK, October II Evening.
Wall street is comparatively calm to-day. No
great efforts to squeeze cash gold, and the whole
thing is allowed to 80 by default for the time be-
ing. Money very easy, and closed at 6ae per
cent. Exchange heavy at s2sasK. Gold opened
lower and ranged at 137la13H, closing at l3H.
Governments dun and weaS; skies 81; coupons
Ii; sIxty-twos l4I: sixty fours TX; sixty. wives
ilN; new, l0N; sLxty-eights l01; fortles 6H.
Southern securities dull and nomInallyi un-
changed. Tennessees 6216; new COX. Virgluias
e3; new 81. Louisianas IS; new 68K. Levee skies
rs; elghts 81. Alabama eights 10l; .flves70. Geor.
gia skies 80; seyens 30. North Carollnas AK;
new 27k. South Carolinas 80; new SIX.
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check the enemy,s,sdvance, TO go forward in per
son with those battalIons Of reserves belonging
20 the Second Division. The enemy we're checked
for three hou: 8, but at last we were SEokel and
ing which does hon6c to our army, It was de-
termiIsa TO .evacuate Orleans and #itlidrawto
the left bank OF the Loire. The retreat was ef-
fected in good order. ~. . $40, ;G,,,a..,..
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THE NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October IA
; The Republican majority is about $1,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, October Ii.
The whole Democratic State ticket is elected.
HARRISBURG, October IA.
Incomplete returns give the Republicans tn Z
State.
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TIE LATE GALE.

LONDON, October Il.
= Accounts Of the injury done by the storm
come In from all quarters. The shipping ih the
Mersey are badly damaged. No American losses
are reported.
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BROOK,S, PACIFIC LANDING, FENWICK'S Is
LAND.
1T
The Fast Steamer PILOT BOY, .SE@h
Captain John Sly, will resume ner =
route on TUESDAY, 9th September, leaVln. Fro
ser's s Wharf every TUESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock,
for Savannah, Beaufort and Pacific Landing.
Every FRIpAY MORNING, at 8 O'CLOCK, for Beau.
fort, Pacific Landing, and Fenwick's Isls Id.
RETURNING s... 49,.
VIII leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, at half.psst O'Clock, touching at Sea-
brooks, Beaufort and Pacific Landing. On the
FRIDAY Trip will leave Beaufort FRIDAY NIGHT,
touching at all the Landings on her way to
Charleston Every alternate FRIDAY, she will
touch atChis0lm's Landing.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board OF
to :. ]. D. AIKEN 4 CO., Agents
sep12a ..i1 d. - Fraser's Wh9n.
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)N, SATURDAY. MORNING DETOBER1 15..e o. ~
GENERAL ROB ERT EDMUND ZEE

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