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An Offer Of Mediation From the Pope
KING WILLIAMS RRPLY-HE DEMANDS
GUARANTEES FROM FRANCE. Ny

KING WILLIAMS RRPLY-HE DEMANDS
GUARANTEES FROM FRANCE, Ny
LONDON, Friday, August 10.
The following Is the letter from the
Pope to King William proposing medlla-
tiOn: -.'' I''
YOUR MAJESTY ;-In the present grave
circumstances 1t may appear an unusual
thing to receive letter from me: but as
the Vicar on Earth Of God and peace, !
cannot do less tllan offer my mediation:
1t is my desire to witness the cessation Of
warlike preparations, and to stop the evils,
their inevitable consequences. My medl-
atiOn Is that Of n sovereign whose small
dominion cxcitcs nOjealousy, and who IN
spires confidence by the moral and reli.
gious influence he personifes. May God
lend an ear To my wishes, and listen also
to those I form for your Majesty, to whom
Iwould be united in the bonds Of charity.
Given at the Vatican, July q, 1870.
A postscript adds aI ..Ja PIus.
II have written identically to the EN-.
peror." .
"AIosT' AUGUST PoNTTFF 81 am not
surprised, but profoundly moved, at the
touching words traced by your hand.
They cause the voice Of God and peace to
be heard. How could my heart refuse TO
listen to so powerful IN appeal. God
witnesses that neither ! nor my people
desired or provoked war. 0beying the sa-
cred duties which God imposes on soyer-
eigns and nations, We take upthe sword TO
defend the independence and honor Of our
country, ready to lay itdown the moment
those treasures arc secure. If your Holt
ness could offer me from him who so un.
expectedly declared war assurances OF
sincerely pacific dispositions, ana guaraIn, az !
peace and tranquility Of Europe,it Ger
tainly will not be who will refuse TO re-
ceive them from your venerable hands
united as ! lam with you in bonds OF Chris
tian charity and sincere friendship.
Si +. a'S WILLIAM"
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The French have succeeded in victual
izing strasburg.
Visitors Expected at ChalOns.

.
= .. PARIS, Aug. 90. !.
The inhabitants of Chalons have re-
celvcd orders to get their grain away
within "a hours.
Part Of the Prussian army have rc.cn-
tered Nancy and named Mayor for the
city. .....g lg...
Luxembourg Neutrality Menaced by
gss the PrussianS.
A Prussian invasion Of Luxemburg Is
considered imminent, from orders lately
given for the subsistence Of their troops
The Prnssian Losses before Metz.
The ReA1 says the most trustworthy
advices state that tho Prussian los
ses have not been less than ninety thOus-
and in the battles ofthe last three days.
IL LONDON, August 20.
tits admitted that the corps Of Prince
Frederick Charles has suffered severely.
Taking Care of the Emperor.
1t is stated that Marshal Bazainc had
to weaken his force while under fire in Or
der 10 send regiments 10 defend the
Emperor's person. ~ ~
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Sudden Death Of Napoleon.
LONDON, August 20.
A rumor Is current here Of the sudden
death Of the Emperor Napoleon. 1t Is as
serted confidently by some, but the rl'
NOR is to be accepted with distrust Ap-
oplcxy Is named as tho cause OF his
death. ''. lntt ~. .....' s'',.6~
Reports of his Illness.
BRUSSELS, August 19.g.
The EtOie Beige announces that the En-
pcror was extremely i'll on Wednesday
morning at Chalons. 1t intimates that
he contemplates abiication. m .'i3' p,
,,a New YORK, August 30.
A special to tho telegram says Napo-
leon Is still seriously and alarmtngly sick.
Tho German Advance as seen by a
Correspondent. I'D ". II
NEW YORK, August 90.
A special correspondent writes from
the head quarters Of the Crown Prince,
"tllat Franco Is not properly; fortified for
war with an United Germany. The
movement OF troops Is incesSant, though
no one can tell whittier they arc going (;
and with each advance the hPrusstans
bring forward their field posts, and their
military telegraph, and more perfect or.
gani2atiOns It Is difficult to imagine.
Trains Of provisions creep like great ser.
pents over the country etacllmentB Of
telegraph men push on while field post
offices brings letters to different divisions.
From side to side ior manyia milo the
whole country Is on the move. fancy
that the villagers are simply astounded at
what they SEQ, and imagine that all Ger.
many Is upon them. Soldiers, laughing,
tell Of the other two great armies which
arc invading France. Fatherland Is quite
safe. Tho war has scarcely troubled o
single German village-not one In this
part of the line, and, rain as It may, the
men arc thoroughly cheerful, ra
Bombardment Of StTaSburg.
" LONDON, Aug 20.
The liombardment Of Strasburg, from a
poiut near Kehl, began! on Friday morn
ing and continued til noon, when 1t was
suspended TOR two hours. The return fire
Of the glrrison was almost harmless.
MclIahon Advancing on Paris
BRUSSELS, Augusta.
Paris letters to tho Independence Beige
says: Marshal MCAI Is retrcating on
Paris, and will avoid an engagement unless
he can form junction with Marshal Ba-
zatne. Z ur.g.s r-,t.
A council ofwar at Paris, asa defensive
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Paris Prepared for a siege.

THE FoRTIF1cATIoSs coMPLETELT ARM
,RD-IAiMRNsEr QUANTITIES oE PnoV1s-
IONS STORED IN THR CITY. a.'rt Ht4"
q PARIS, Friday, August 10, 1870. y
Tho Constitutional, to-day, publishes an
article stating that Paris Is stronghold.
The armed force Is very great. The. Ad.
miralty has equipped the forts, which
have been armed completely. Enormous
quantities of provisions have been stored
In the city, and much more is'reaching
here daily. Mills have lately been erect
ed here capable Of furnishing more flour
than the resident population could use.
Some Of the heaviest dealers in grain have
engaged to furnish oil that Is needed,
without any reference to the price, leav-
ing that matter altogether to the discre.
ti0n Of the Government. Tho journals
compliment such evidences oI sincere pa-
triOtism, Z
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that tho present warts one OF Lutherism
against the Catholic Church. Protestants
have been assailed rclentlessly. II
Another colliery explosion occurred D
day or two ago at Wiegan, in Lancashire
Thirty persons were killed and many
wounded. - I yii-c - J Z, ~
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RENaNED.-Wo hear that Prof White,
Of the Normal School dt FGirmont, lIas
resigned the Principalsllp Of that lnsti-
tuition, and that his resignation has been
accepted by the Board 81 Regents. Prot.
W. goes West, we arc informed. We re-
greet TO make this announcement US our
State iS:sadly In need Of justsuch men. AS
educator Prof W. has few suPeriora
anywhere.
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DISTANCES FROM PARIs.-Strasbourg
Is 8l9 miles from Paris Metz Is PA miles;
Nancy Is $40 miles; Bar:le-Duc Is 167
miles: Chalons (sur- -Marne) Is 100 miles;
Reims Is 100 miles. u.ru
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RumOred Engagement between
Prince Charles and
.oy CanrObert. &
Another Between the Crown
Prince and Mcmahon.
A Large and Well Appointed Ar
,,ir my at ChaIons. "0 5a'a7'
No News in Paris from Bazine.

PARIS, August Noon,
There is nothing yet froma tho front
Rumors OF an engagement nbetween Cap
robert and Prince Frederick Charles arc
circulated; /; also that the Prince Roy0l
has penetrated France as for as Vitry Il
Francois, 10 miles south southeast o.
Chalons, and had IN engagement with the
forces under Mcmahon. % .I' 1['"A.'
The adviCes from Clalons arc encour;
aging. They show the presence there o.
q largo, well.GppOlnted force, which, com,
bining with that Of Bazatne, must otteci
much. Bazaine, whose retreat the Prus'
slams say they have stopped, is, on the con
trary, in position, enabling him to sup
riort the French either at Metz or Vcrdun,
according to circumstances. He sal
keeps his plans and movements q profound
secret. .............
The GGaI0is publishes . letter from
LunevillC to-day, concerning the excessiYt
acquisitions on the French by the
Prince Royal, whose, demands beyond the
power Of the inhabitants, arc harshly In
sisted upon, and Tic many needless acts
committed, such as the people will take
deadly revenge for should the Prussians
be forced to retreat.
It is now assured that the forests ol
Boulogne and Vincennes will only be cut
down in'case Of, the loss6f ajattlc In thr
campaign which will render IL march on
Paris possible by tho enemy. PallkaC
decided on this in Council Of Ministers
to-day. .
yioientDsbate in the Italian /
I Chambers.
FLORENCE, August 90.
There was violent debate in the Ital'
ian Chambers yesterday. Deputy Mel
lalue accused tho Minister Of violating the
neutrality of Italy, by sending Italian
troops TO- defend the Pope. One of the
Ministers in reply TO u question said
NIazzini tho noted agitator was arrested
travelling In Sicily under false name;
The Government was well aware of oil
his plans, and was determined to defeat
them. Nazzinni would be regularly tried
He stated further that Sicilywas cspe'
cinlly .inlammable. Deputy Bertram de'
nounced the arrest iasilGegal.. tiH 81
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NAPOLEON; in view of the recent events,
may we'll adopt us his motto, "W0 have
Metz the enemy and VIC arc theirs"
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guard tho railroad track. 1.-THE person
who communicates these details belonged
TO this detachment, lie met the train
bearing the Emperor at Saint Menehould:
With the Emperor were N, Pelri and
Prince 6iurat. It was reported that the
Prince Imperial and Prince Napoleon also
accompanied him. The train consisted
only oi two third.class cars for the pas
seng crs, two for thehorses, and three bag
gage vans. 1t reached Rheims In tue
evening. AtVerdun we could hear the
sound Of the cannonadG coming from the
direction OF st. Michel. AT Saint Meme:
hould it was reported that Bar.lesDuc had
been occupied by the Prussians since 8
Pm. 1..s T., u. FL, lii ITa
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THE German troops hold now six Of
the wealthiest and most pOpulOus Depart.
mentS Of France iiis lgI.
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THE. WAR IN EUROPE.
A GREAT PRUSSIAN VICTORY.
Particulars Promised.
."r --.-
LONDON, August 9O-11, AN.
A great Prussian victory Is announced,
Particulars viii be4orwarded soon. !
,Gsa ESH- - 4r =
A Bloody Battle Friday.
The French once more Beatenand
Driven in on Metz.
Communication Between Metz
and Paris Destroyed.
- q go q a. a.

] VI q q MVEICn, Aug. 1873 ;. N.
AbIoody battle occurred to-day be-
tween Gravcllotte Fand Resonville. Tho
French were repulsed and driven back on
IAll' communication between Metz and
Paris has been destroyed. ,s
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LONDON, August e
.a,nA Ahn...' LhnEnEknhn,.

Serious Disturbances have recently
broke out In the department Of TVendeG,
growing out Of the belief Of the bigoted
peasantfy, encouraged by their teachers,
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RumOred Death Of Napoleon. j..
3 :. g.-+------. -! GkE
BOmbardment of Strasburg.
R..a al
Movements of Mcmahon.
=
RejOicings in the German Cities


Sudden Death Of Napoleon.
LONDON, August 90.
A rumor Is current here Of the sudden
death Of the Emperor Napoleon. 1t isas-
serted confidently by some, but the rr'
NOR Is to be accepted with distrust Ap-
oplexy Is named as tho cause OF his
L--L-. --.- =. : !
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INC Daily Tntellisencer,
rvpu4uEp RS y.g
FREW, HAcAWs a HALL,
ONCE, 16 QuIAeyiSt.

TERMS or ruE pAItYi
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,... ,rg,r FARIs, AugustEV.
Tho bullion OF the bank has decreased
100, 900, 900 francs, during the past week,
occasioned by the banks purchasing treas
ury bonds for the payment Of the army,
which requires "a, ,O00, 900 per month,
A Religious Outbreak In One Of. tho
French Departments.
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1Uoq@pO A3tnafEIsde1q
j. William MOnger'was borni n ROahes
county, TspASsse 4gheFe be lived until
the late war: Taking active sides witlt
the Confederate, cause, he was early forced
Nom hishome, and Afterwards isstefed i'm
ITPlh9t GsgHty, Georgia, wherein married
handdivedi until he depdrtedthis lifeEApril
-2~3,nlS70.i Z He was. an honest man aid a
.pt9qs, gentleman, a true and, stsadfqst
friend, a Kind and tender husband ; qs a
citizen, he was patriotic, liberal ahdenter-
prismg, prompt IN the discharged oehis9An-
tics and faithful to an trusts; .c6mmietEG
70 him. Hell gone, The place, that he
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reayed wife and host of friends that he
has gone down to the grave with his, ess
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and ithcScanalbok back on. the record OF
his life without a sigh ofregret or a blem-
.ish on the rage ofhis history, His fem
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his undaunted fottitGdG;; We Can rcsollect,
but can see and feel no more. His bright.
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of his loving wife and friends, and will on-
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)arel calteatd mska ah4 jddrnhgob Ahat
bourn from whence no traveller returns.
dItor many years he had bsalr pAfetdd
with chronic bronchitis, nrodncinU mudh
suffering, whichAefbNgwith great forti-
tude. He never made a public profess
sion of religion, but died in the full tri-
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qppruaeLipg dissolution, and called, This
many friends aud loving companion around
his bed and after telling tfela1 nj meet
INN in 1RtaSen, fGo9qdest6d them to sing
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or will'ABetake aitaeN p Nperlyt 10 Omasticate bis
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place on the 10th and l7th of Juneg The
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evening of the i7th,7 beginning at p
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inothelBriak Store formerly occupied by
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Chanceryo Court. l,iggaa boa 50
TiThis Court is now in session, His Honor,
OPP Temple. presiding A number Of
important cases have been disposed Of and
many more aon the docket, consequently,
courtlwih pro bably be in session the rest
ot,thel week. hns baad 90 yirHti-noa -nosc"
--AAGAAA4Al gsdj ~ go
CounkySSfieersIBla4ks of all kinds on
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The LeotiailrFe, Tuesday Might.

According to previous announcement
RssE,W. II. Crawford. deliYeredfa leDtare
on the subject Of Temperance, Tuesday
night last, at the Presbyterian Church,
which was very interesting, and will no
doubt have a good Influence upon those
of our citizens who Yerspresent, and upon,
tAOb @ha hay. haveIan Opportunity read
ing it. o
bIhsA lecture will probably appear iii
9,~rIEsalN.AL 1B+iIgHf7 dfF FH't 7NF4 II
VeT vAe44 mex llSSsuuee,-sV saf5lrasm of 'uls7i ml
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A hsq g4EsBgjjeg d ii and rain 9asst storm passed
over AAefeyesteerdaX evening, aEbisH<blew
gGgg SfaaAfsEa fpgiftrses and somewhat
injured the Igrosins. ] crops. No other
d dsp@%pp ga 'effs5 that We know Of, ' in this Eir
n.EISiefGnronoR.9 Yd s.nodInod
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New Advertisements.
Monroe Sheriff Sale

'qRyiTRPI 1IFEYYYFH VaE4 b1ISSTFMEgisg
ID Supreme Court at Knoxville, and to the Shcr-
if of Monroe county directed, | will offer for
sale at the court. house IN Jacksonville on Mon
tdy the 18th of July, 1870, for cash in hand,
one hundred Acres, Yf land, levied on as the pro-
perty of'JameS. Giles, IN the 10Th 'tiSil district
Of MonrG g ! fodnty5 .Tchhessesp %ljoiniis. the
and others, TO satisfy two Judgments sahr colts
in said court, Ia the canse wherein Bette Nc
Gheeis Plaintiff and James Giles' ana others are
defendants. Said lanfS WilE be"SUldI criiiFtss
said judgments and costs are preyiouslysatis-
hcd' ARCH M4sONi UeP'ty Sheriff. !
I H'fIePT FPSii NILII sNMIGIRIIu
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-06-09
4 ENTERPRTsE OFFICE,

buotnhi UEtVhj
Consisting Of three Presses, three LIP.
posing Stones, News and job Type stuff
oisnt to oaEyy pGy% IER5ie1'ion Of t1'
and etdrytAiHg pe%tthiHhgt to AelDRce, !.
now of G,9rtrho cash will Bc
required to make the purChusC.-
If not sold bsAdRt of July, the pa.
pF4 Biidbo is5aSSaaJ pssl hqreettofgqA every
wgfkqdurRg ta4f present yeRrimT
.FPr1fgEthhfr RMtigglF., address ~ cnlI
OILS 70 ono StBt YOGRWAR8'
Gboold odt 20 g1lf9PFttsStoF'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-06-09
LeafTubac0o8 bololhA odl o. oofioN

,slHight,& ssfhg are now prepared to
TIT al orders, for this a~rticle,i at, short no.
tiee. Those whoomant. leaf Tobacco eof
the best quality and unreasonable prices,
would DWELL to call on this firm. =, '%. 70
May 5..3-tf." ~ 80 = FL - s,;,, :.