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MINNESOTA.

& ST, PAuL, December 7.-7John d, Brls-
bin has been retained as counsel for the
railroad bondholders, and it issascer-
tanned that an effort will soon be made
through the courts to test the liability Of
the State, and if a favorable decision
shall be obtained, to force settlement.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. December The contract
for the grading of approaches to the
Union Pacific bridge has been let out
and will be Immediately commenced on
An immense buffalo herd, numbering
about ID, 600 head, was seen in the neigh
borhood of Ogallala station, on the
Union Pacific railroad to-day. 2tI Z q
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TURKEY.

CoSsTASTNoPIE, December G. Ali
Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has
dispatched note to the Turkish am
bassadors at all European courts an-
nouncing that Turkey accepts The prop
osition for a conference to settle the
Black Sea question, and will send a
representative thereto.
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An Outrage and swim RetrIbution.

) On Thursday evening last, a young
lady, whose name we have been unable
70 learn, was attacked bya negro named
Bill Bland, who had been al work in a
coal bank near the windmill, six miles
south Of this place, and was shamefully
mutilated In struggling to release her
self from the grasp Of the demon, she
was thrown violently to the ground, and
the heavy form Of the negro falling upon
her. broke three Of her ribs and other
wise injured her. We are informed that
as soon a. be accomplished his deyilish
designs he attempted 10 shoot her, bui
fortunately. the pistol would not FIRE.
The girl Is an orphan, and but little hopes
Of her recovery are entertained The
negro was arrested. and, after making a
full confession Of the deed, was hung ~
By the SIDE Of the road, where he was
left hanging for three days, with a paper
pinned TO his coat, upon which was writ
ten, Let this man hang. 7-L0idsrflle
.S,1s. 5fh.
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AUSTRIA.

YmSNA, December -Chancellor yon
Beust has received note from Gortscha-
koh informing Austria that the discus
sion in the forthcoming conference Of
the powers will be limited to the debating
Of the Black sea question.
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For be convenience Of railroads al.
dicied 70 accidents, an priihmetioal ind
ridud computes the value Of 3 man 5
life ID dollafs. The amount that a
laborerreceives for one year labor-one
dollar and fifty cenfs per day--is four
hpndrss AID seventy -six dollars and sixty
cents. which amount l. six per cent IN
seven thousand nine huudred and eighty
nine dollars and the latter h.. therefore
The cash value Of the man % his family.
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EvASsvILLE December s.--DaEid
Taylor vas instantly killed yesterday in
Luee township. Spencer county, by a
tree vhich vas blown upon him while
he vas drivine als=z he road 80
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RAXARIl-

NuSIcH, December 6.-King Ludwig,
Of Bavaria, has sent an autograph letter
70 King William, Of Prussia, asking him
to accept the tile Of Emperor OF Ger
many.
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Getting Married. --Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and the propriety or impro-
priety OF. getting Married. with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. r So y aw 1865 @
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Habitual Constipation How 70 Eneo} .
Certain and Permanent Cure.-Some occu-
pations oflife predispose to Costiveness, espe-
cially those which, allow but little exercise,
Persons who contract this unfortunate habit
of body, under such circumstances. might
possibly be relieved By, changing their seden-
tary cmployments for others Of o more active
kind but thisis by no means certain. Habit
ual constipation is very obstinate disorder,
An tho ordinary so-called remedies invariably
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Avoid Quacks. IA victim of early indiscre-
ton, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, etc., having tried in vain every adver-
tised remedy, has a simple means of self-cure
which he viii send free to his fellow-suferers.
Address j. II. FUTILE. rs Nassau street.
New York. 64-eod-S9
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General Moitke, aecording 10 the Der
lin correspondent Of the Cologne Gazette
has sent directions for his house 20 Be
put in readiness, - De expects 20 be ~
home IN four weeks AZ the latest Other
high nilitary oficials have sent similar
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No Cure, No Pay. = FoRREsT's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs, Group, Whooping- Cough,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. SO cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels.
with white, imprinted wrapper. 81. r., As
e-lI-t GOODYEAR Il HILLS.
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TENNESSEE AND THE LEGISLATURE.

Although the Radical party IS hurled
from power in this State, we still feel
its sting left behind in the way Of pub
lie debt, sthat is ever pressing on us and
WEIGHING us down. What to do TO re
deem ourselves from this financial EN-
barrassment is the great question Of the
hour. and the Legislature that should
strike upon the correct policy will win
immortal honor, and be entitled to the
gratitude of the entire people of the
State From the comptrollors report
we exsact the following table, showing
the State debt and resources
LIABILITIES.
Bonds loaned rail- ls t q ~ s,s sao m
Interest dsnst, iu + Isss . s.22l,6sO 50
Bonds loaned 20
1s 59;:s'i iss ssa l &C. s S:SSs
Bonds s5,I,n loslpss SIesn 100000
rntcres, ssnded 7.2O0 90
sa@sd a ss7s 'EoiaS 80. 50. s.
u. 81 claims as
s sqSs g as n:.9oad- ,ufu ssO.75s n
ss2.Og on s.
Less bonds and 81
pet due coupons 0rtE 4.sia.s5 90
tuador1L nc sz. So .la q
Estimated in'te- i.s1t rE OF 7-
rest 70 January = ma Ok -
l,lg7i ostio'~p q
f fS,ss. deb sa5 SSEsssr rs IS O. ans.as
Loan account an
ssa Ss;t B.ns. Iff y iIs.n76
. ss.zss7s 40
Outstanding var
rants. OFT. l. lslp Cos. lEi -
suesBankofIen-
1essee. estimated- l.fo.oo0W
Anexpended ap-
f Ssslssp ...... s.. s0.o90--a 2sosl:s $
TOTAL liataitie. Of
the riai1-..---. lo.eit.ot- -
ESTIMATED RESOURCES.
rom r.ilIgads- 81. - - -
tncolecied refe-
nue.. ..-----.------. 5eDOoooo
Turnpikes-.-..---.- 5o.oo8 90 81 So, ~ ~
ns.0s.sTR
Il can Be seen the resosrces immedir
ately al hand cannoi be made available,
and are iaadeqssfs 10 meet our ont
standing liabilities. Something must Be
done; aad what that something i. Is a
worthy question Tor this and future
legislatures 20 determines. The idea
Of paying 81 tbs debt without iaKa-
ton i suptrmely rdiculoss and YET
the people groan under al q this
sort Of oppression, a. laaiisrs nov
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.NoTIoE.
/ $1,000 Per Week

Can be made on the quiet by parties who are
up TO snuff, without interfering with other
business. Address, conhdentially, IA Mhs
York. 49, 69-eod-li6
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REGISTRATION.
Ward Registration
Notice to the Voters of the
City of Memphis:

IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 70 OF
| the revised Charter the City Of Memphis,
the following named citizens have been duly
appointed Registers,I' TO act in the several
Wards. Their offices will be open NJ the places
herein named, from this date until
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LATEST TELEGRAMs.
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AMERICAN rRKss ASSOCIATIONS. VIA 3. P. A.
TRLEoRAPH COMPANY.
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Saturday, December 18th, 1870,

when registration win close. Citizens not
registered within the time assigned, will not
be permitted 10 vote at the approaching mu-
nicipal election: tNnfH SEQ"
First Ward-No. q Jackson street; Q. W..
Newsom. Register. 4 lgv., sat nuci. ladf s
Second ward--No. AZ Poplafstreet; Eugene
Golden. Register. .
Third ward-No. a. Adams street; Lewis
Amis, jr., Register. -v ~ lR aorti q
Fourth ward--Nog 2s6 Second street; John
c. Lanier, Register.
Fifth ward-Engine House. Shelby street;
G. A. Allen. Register. aalol saiaa 79gr1
{ Sixth ward-No. $50 Main street. Waldran
Block; WIN. Ruffn, Register.
Seventh Ward = Engine House. DeSotO
street; \. ?. Carroll, Register. hfs ifai q
Eighth ward-No. 172 Poplar street, oppo-
site the Market: j. Gennette. Register.
Ninth Ward-Corner Fifth and LOOney sts.,
Chelsea; ]. Brust, Register. rnt
Tenth Ward Corner Main and South sts.,
NJ. J. Pendergast. Register.
1898 JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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Evacuation Of Orleans---.The
Army Across the Loire.
Proclamation by the National
Committee of Defense.
Gen. DE PaIIadines Charged
with Incapacity and
Treacherysl,TOD
--latest from Paris by BallOOn--Gen.
Ducrot's Movements,
FRANCE.

s.a 3 81 80 = ~ = 30 0O0,t
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The following is q translation Of DR..
Jacoby's speech, which proved so very
disagrccablc to tho Prussian govern
ment. i..'h
The chief question, the decision Of
which alone has any importance for Us, is
this: Has Prussia or Germany the right
to appropriate Alsace and Lorraine ?
They toll lis Alsacc and Lorraine belonged
formerly 10 the German empire. France
possessed herself Of these lands by craft
and BY force Now that VIC have beaten
tho French, 1t is no more than what is
right and proper that We should re.
cover from them the spoil, and demand
back the property stolen from us. Gen.
tlcmcn, do not let yourselves be led away
by well-Sounding words, and, though
they offer you the empire Of the world, be
not tempted 10 worship the idols Of power.
Test this wcll.sounding phrase, and you
will find that it is nothing but u disguise
Tor the old and barbnrOus right of force.
Alsace and Lorraine, they say, were for.
merly German property, and must again
become German. How so, we inquire 7
Have, then, AlsaCo md Lorraine no in
habitants? Or arc, perchNnco, the inhNb.
itants of these provinces tObc regarded US
having no volition-As n thing that one
may ut once take possession Of and dis.
pose Of just as one likes! Have they
lost nll their rights through the
war = have they become slaves,
whose fate is ut tho arbitrary dispO-
sal Of the cOMqucrOr! Even the most ardent
and ihCarnAIO partisan OF annexation al.
lows that tho inhabitants Of AlsaCe md
Lorraine are in heart md soil French, and
wish to remain French, And however
much they might have offended us it
would be contrary tn all human justice
should we try TO Germanize them COM
pulsOrily and incorporate them against
their will either with PruSsiA or any other
German State. Gentlemen! There is m
old German proverh, which has been
raised to u universal moral law OnNCcount
Of It's being 50 true-"Do not unto others
what you would not they should do unto
you" How should VIC Nnd our national
libcrNls" feel If ut some future time % vic.
torious Pole should demand back and
seek to annex the provinces Of POsGn and
West Russia? Andyet the same grounds
might be urged for this that are now
brought forward TO support an Rnncxa-
ton Of AlsacC and LorrNino No, gentle.
men, il i our duty to oppOSc such tendencies
Of urtiaRa egotisln. = Let us hold fast to
tue princtp,eSot jpstice7ls much in public
life us Ia private life. Let us openly dc.
clare 1t to be our deep and Utmost COnvic.
tion that every incorporation Of foreign
Territory against the wishes oil the inha6i.
tants Is u violation Of the right Of self.
constitution cOm:.iOn 10 all people, md
therefore as Objectionable us II Is per.
nicious. Let lls, without being led Nstrny
by the intOxiCation Of victory, raise pro.
test against every violence offered To tho
the inhabitants Of AlsAce md Lorraine.
Only he who respects the liberty of others
is himsIlfworthy OF liberty. "
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A Chnnpe Much Needed.

From As NJ 7. Com, AdVttlstr. }fIs.
We frequently hear the remark. |
don't vote. ! don't bother about politics"
In explanation the utterers will try TO OK.
cusc their false position, either on the
ground that they arc disguised with the
manner IN which tho elections are con.
Quoted, or that they cannot afford the time
from their business necessary to perform
one OF the most sacred duties Of citizen.
ship. Yet, while these mon thus neglect
their important obligations, they are most
unSparlng initAc dchunciNti0ns Of the as.
snmctl corruption Of the political 'nomi.
necs and ,0fllce.holders. They say, and
with truth, that many Of the Chief Offices
judicial and political, arc now filled and
controlled by men who disgrace the posi-.
lions they hold, md for which they are
both intellectually and morally unworthy.
They lament the fCAriulNmount Of crime
and the general social decentralization con.
scqucnt upon Il, and Mt the same time, IL.
logically lay the blame on our form Of
government rs the cause Of all the trouble.
II is the solemn duty Of every citizen to
take Ills part in tho Government Ol tho
country as marked out by the United
States Constitution. II influential Citi.
zCns shrink from the ballot box aud from
the primary duties connected with nnmi'
nations, and leave tho work 10 be done
by the unworthy, Is il to be wondered Mt
II tho latter usO the power for their own
special benefit? ThGn nominating COnyCn-
lions are almost universally neglected by
law.abiding citizens, and the professional
ward politicians and reporters, md all
tho lazy lOAiCrs around tho wards, rs u
general thing, nominate their friends to
every municipal office within the gift Of
the people. Whit else but national de-
mOralixnliOn can be expected Il this COURSE
he pursued How NrG republican institu.
tiOns to be upheld IL the transaction Of m.
tiOnal business be lCft to the irresponsible
and corrupt! And n check Gun IN no
other way he put 10 such u rctr0grading
course tllan by every voter making 1t his
duty not only 10 vote, but to SEQ TINT the
candidates nrc fitted for the offices they
aspire To-. Everybody knows TINT corrup.
tl0n rIbOundS throughout tho lind, From
the halls Ol Congress down To the mean.
cat municipal office Il prevails, and will
continue 70 prevail aud increase daily in
magnitude, unless those whose business II
Is to stctO Il, do their duty. II entirely
rests with tho citizens themselves, whCth.
or our political dccadGncG shall go on, or
whether W. resume tho position we once
enjoyed It WIS corruption which sappcd
the foundation Of tho old republics, and
brought on their own downfall, mud such
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CLEAR As TrE SKY is that bnlmy fluid
which Is taking tho place Of the uuctuOlls
compounds hitherto used for dyCing the
hnir. PHALON's VlTAl.IA, or SALVATION
Fon THE HAIR, is rs ClOudless rs "lhO
light In bcNuty's CyCs,' and II darkcns
gray haIr to my shade from golden brown
To perfect ebony, Sold By nil druggists,
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J. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA,
Agents wanted everywhere in tho State.


REVERENCE DIT PERMISSION.
lion. VIM. r. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
% r. l.. Berkshire, Judges supreme Court OF
" James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va
], J, Jackson, Jr Judge OF U. 8. District
Court, W. Va.
" D. b. I. FIrnswOrth, President Of Senate,
r" A. %SfnInerr, member Senate
" Jacob HOlbrDOk, Frcst West Va. lne Co.
Jacob N. BiChOl, Vice Prrst,
Caleb LOggCss, Attorney, ClArksbuTR, ". Va.
R i. White sheriff Mercer county i;rF'
II, q, Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j, N. Camden, President Of First National bank,
And Tho following members of tho IIouSO Of DolO-
gates Of West Virginia:
tI0n, d, II. Smith, kAnAWhA county.
q, g. Burgess, Wayne
" James Guthrie, W6tEel
" Nathan Col, Harrison
" Joseph TctCr, Barbour
~ r, NJ. IIIll, Marion
" JAmCS ucFvey, Brooke
A." Martin Judy, Grant
" X, Davidson, Taylor
!" Henry prannon, Lewis
~ Floyd Nicely, DOddTldgO
], T. DOWyCF, Putnam r..
" J. 3, Wilkinson, Lincoln
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T..T.6lTGr,II,f
pep.la, Chronic Rheumatism, cn'AHeou' Affo',
49,. :, ma, zi gri.aisa.
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sons from the ages Of is to Is, and from IS to S.
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children
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pA''la coHn''HAneo' Universal L'''''0'' OF "''
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DloOd.puriSlnE aud cures all Diseases arising
from habit. of dissipation, e1co..e. and impru-
dcnceS In IlfO' impurities OF 1no DI0Oo' &C., ~
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ENDORSEMENT, OF THR PRESS:
Tho many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within tho last tYGnty years, and the nu-
meEous important surgical operations performed
BY Dr. Johnston, witnessed BY the rGp0ften Of
The Sun and many other papers, noticc6 Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing as gentleman ofchlractei
afflicted. j = 90 ~ N
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie ohio. lgI5ITIT - i--|l1.
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INCUR llcE.

HRE 8 MARINE ninpIIA,TCE Cd.
g blCCa tsED - ~ n!
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/. ID ar' DIR. J JOHNSTON, ilsI ST.
OFBICB, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lon baud side going nom Baltimore street, = few
name and number gE f6i ,Nl.' F7fS-7 =
tB- No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stampto DO used on the reply. Pea
sons Writing should state age, and send portion
OF advertisement describing symptoms
Tho DOctOr's DIPLOMA hAnrs In bis otlea
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2EaEaG I lis AND gsYEETS CHoCD-
e LATE6, BRoMAS and COCOA. For sale BY
oct8-d&W LOGAN, LIST q co. I
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peslgnated DoposltaEy q s.
Money reoaLyod % dsposLt E1ehaago boaghl

c.6S M. ~ e p q - &c w n m
SSsEf6s e. 1900
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80, z. 4, JEI. dVLN9 .. :,
dont Gmduate Of one Of TIE most On TS6l.
lege9 In the United State8, and 1th6 fGSfFFInirt
OF whose lie has been spent In ths hoehftaiS M
London Faris, Philadelphia and 6lSeJf Il rs In
eaeetea some OF the mort astonishing euFGS that
tho head and cars when laalOep; Rrslt n5fydiI.
ness, being alarmed At sudden s6nn1l. haShml
meas, with frequent blasting, Attended, 6ofne.
Tunes with de4ngemont Of mind, were cnrcdttni,
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Cleveland 8 Pittsburg RaiIroad

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.Diosma ,ICIrenatas.BHchulLsaVIps

Na,A ;YGEilsl 'g!;'Is Hs1s " $3.50 I
IL gGa2alli''r firrs -a.not ,e' I
'H9f Jilial.fMsf b ifai'fss.l5
Z ll9iFj ~ s.a' liia7>s t2ei}t y
if.l1'J ar (. ti..a.ut aniYigiEl hii aSt1l. {
d PR GH of sgF4 Y 'lEaPs StP9i'E
1864 s3uiu5 ;tiatly31; aioA d grirfsea'
and somewhat sfpnAae.sthsir taste blttai'aL'
~ B;s ilui't glrfl.,; a!t HT74i.ji@ !iHs /
and analogous mint. saaati -t5iit NY |
aa5A1' 4asga ioasit EBiI@g I
pli14 gl,4da q +fiaatE hr @!.it9s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-02

NNE.HALF THE BATTLEIN SET
" ting good table 10 won on your Biscuit
and RusE. These arc always light and whole
ONE when made with Logan, List d Co: g Ex'
celalor Baking Powder. Oct8d&W
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. 4FIW6 7

FIRsT IosNAI BANK
ossE1ru1go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-02

Who Al, become m YietiiS AZ ehll
HleP thSt and tDStflGtly0 llIGfii
tAppl4ndD % Young Men % no most gISSi mn
tAlen!A and brilliant intellect who mlPht othtfs
wise have lltt9ueQd llSto Ning SoAit5 4 ith fhS
3Sls me q ~ s!S9sSPs p 9
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Massacre OF Women and Children,
n = at Metz.

The tolloying i me story Of tie 1mEassa.i
ere Of women and children who attempt
ed to leave Metz to avoid statVation, IS.
W. lind It III Sunday Word. Il has not
been confirmed BY any Subsequent adj
vices and seems incredible. n.1pblQ e N n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-02

Married Persons, o. Y0anF Mon eontetablSfin,
n1AEElagP, beilS gWaFe Of Physical W6SfneaS.
Dynamic Debility pRiprmltleS, tp9odilS elFod n
No VITO plaea8 htmsolf md g The 66Fe 6fiJHll 4.
may Felt uBly eDnhdp IN his h6haPg6A Fl6ii6.
910laI and s9nadenly rely upon hiss Ply.