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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-13

The nne Steamship FALCON, ::.yne, Com.
mander, will sail for Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
November ls, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
~ Philadelphia Frelgnts forwarded TO that
CITY by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional Insurance. and Conslgnees are allowed am
Gle time to sample and sell their Goods lrem
the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia
For Freight or Passage apply to
PAUL q. TRENHOLM, Agent,
noy13-s No. Z Union Wnarves.
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DIR. SEABROOK'S
infant
Soothing Syrup.

Is fast becoming the indispensable remedy
for the relief and cure of all the pains and
aches Of our little ones. Thousands otmo-
theirs throughout the land are p%raising the
inventor and millions will Vet do so when
all know its intrinsic value in q%uieting rest
lessness, relieving teething, Summer com
plants, collie, spasms, irregularities Of the
bowels &c. &c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 8, '6S.
MeSsrS. Jas. Ruddlc Il Co. Gentlemen
We have for some time been using your
DIR. Soabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup and
have given it a fair trial. For curing collie.
removing pain, quoting restlcssncss aud
relieving sick stomach, we have found il
more ciicacious than all other remedie.
ever used, 1t is very pleasant to the taste,
whilst most remedies for collie &c, are yer,
nauseous. Another great merit that vii
commend itself 60 all parents is tn: entir,
absence of tho SUPPLYING effects on th'
child, so common in the use of Deweo'
Mixture and other preparations We hay,
used for similar diseases. We most cordi
ally recommend it to all parents.
J. W. DAVIS. Sh'f jefferson Co.
W H. SETTLE.
! Juncl7-lm
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The State of Mississippi, |
Noxuhee County.
Chanccry Court at Rules, Thursday, 0cto-
Der Oath, 1871.
T259l Estate Of JAS. p. Haynes, deccased
To G.. l.. Perry, A. NJ. Perry and 5. c.
Penny, minor children of Mary Perry,
deceased, heirs of Jas. 2. HAYNES, de-
ceased, who reside in the State Of Texas,
post-ottice unknown
VOU and each of you are cited to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court Of
Noxubec county, at the next term thereof
to be held at the courthouse Of said county,
in the town of Macon, on the Sd. MON.
DAWN OCTOBER, A. d., 1871, and show
cause, if any YOU can, why the final account
of Charles M. Thomas, administrators o
said estate, should not be allowed and de-
creed accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, Chan
cellor 4th Chancery District, State ofMiss
issippi, this the 24th day of August, 1871,
GEO. 5. SMITH,
Aug26-4t Clerk.
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,s A~ri-uh1@

enemies to the PARTY, who merit
and shall receive u disapProba-
ton;
Resolved, That "with charity for
all and malice toward nome" we
chccrtuIIy invite all persons who
endorse the principles laid down in
the Republican Platform Of Septem-
Der goth, 1869, to unite, and active
" cooperate with us in securing
the supremacy of those principles,
until the right is accorded to every
man within the broad limits of the
State to be absolutely free in the
enjoyment of life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness.
The committee on nomination of
delegates reported the following
named persons delegates ] W
Chandler, Esq, Hon. Isham Stew
art, W NJ Conner, Esq, Hon. A X
Davis. Joshua Stevens, Esq, and
Hon. NJ McNees. N]lternates, Mess
re-. W A Wilkerson, w p Simpson,
Richard GRAY, Il Al McHenry, L
J White and Nathan NcNccs. The
chairman appointed as committee
to select fifteen persons to act rs
county executive committee, Messrs.
~ White, A Il Davis, J W Chan
dlcr, Thomas Henry and Joshua
Stevens, who after a short retire
mcnt reported the following named
persons: Hon. G S Smith, u J
White, r Gray, J b AIIgood, Joshua
Stevens, ISham Stewart, A X Davis,
Thomas Horny. W p Simpson, Mar
shall McNees, T. A. McIlenry, W
A WiIkerson. Elisha Bryson, Thos.
Cotton and J w Chandler. Y J
White being called upon responded
in his usually logical and eloquent
style, such as few young roliticians
in Mississippi possess. We predict
for him alright aud brilliant career
in the political history of Recon
%struction in Mississippi. Few men
OF his age have attained that degree
of proficiency in logic and oratory
that he in his native simplicity
possesses and Yields in his political
discussions. Hon. A Davis being
called upon made a speech repletc
with logic, v~endicating the record
of the Republican party, and giving
a full and complcte exposition of
the Democratic party. Mr., White
offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That the county exec
utiye committee he authorized and
empowered to call Il county conven-
ton to nominate candidates for the
Legislature and the various county
officers, to be voted for at the cnsu-
ing election;
Resolved. That the Secretary be
authorized to furnish the proceed
ings of this meeting to the "Macon
Beacon" "Pilot," "Leadcr' and
"Columbus Press" and that they
be requested to publish the same.
On motion thc'mccting adjourn
ed, sine die.
+. Al. McIIENRY,
JOsuUA STEVENS, Chairman,
Secretary.
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Republican Convention in NolbCC
Comfy

Pursuant to a call Of the Comfy
Committee, the Republicans othc
county met in the Court Hou at
Macon on Saturday August the9h
for the PURPOSES of selecting elc-
gates to the State Convention be
held ut Jaeksqn August 3Othand
to rcorganizo the county commtee.
The meeting was called to ord by
Joshua Stevens, l3sqy aad on mlon
EAJ McITenry was chosen lair.
man, Joshua Stevens, Secretar and
Edward Lee, Asst. Secretary The
chairman appointed as comittee
on Resolutions, Mcssrs. } W han
der, W NJ Conner, Nathan NEceS,
Jerry Myers and the Hon. A Da-
vis, and as committed to nornate
delegates to the State Conviction,
Eon. NJ McNees, DR.. B Atood,
Joshua Stevens, Alex lyle and
Elisha Bryson. While the cnmit-
tees were absent, Lieut.. GO,rnor
r c Powers being present was
called upon S"d responded one
of his peculiarly Impressive seoch-
cs, which was well received 7 the
audience.
At the close Of his reman the
committee on Resolutions suhitted
the following report
Whereas, We T. fast approaching
another campaign, equal inlocaI
and national Importance t any
through which We have passl, and
belicving it to he our duty, r tn,
encouragement Of tho party geral
", to declare our continueddher
ence 10 the tcnets and pri,iplct
governing the party, we, 70 Re
publicans of NoXubee couy, il
convention assembled, do 20 cx
preston to the following esolu
tons:
Resolved, That we rcaffin on
pledges to support, advoc@ an,
defend the principles of the opub
Iican party, that we will noabat'
our energies, nor relax our yilanc'
or ronounce our fealty to thoarty
either through fear or favor
Resolved, That we cordidv en-
dorse the administration of0nera
u. S. Grant and the RopblicaI
Congress of the nation, 40 tn
administration of our Gosrnoi
General James L. Alcorn, avin.
tie utmost confidence in his fnest.
Of purposc and fidelity to the terof
Of the Republican party, ad I'll
whole people;
Resolved, Thatall efforts tcroat
di cord and dissonsion in ourank.
sh I'll meet with our NEST dotenine
opposition, and the originals
all such movements, we casidC
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JOSHUA STEVENS, Chai
Secretary.
REGISTER.

The Books are now here, the
Registrars appointed, and it is the
duty of every citizen to avail him.
self Of the opportunity to arm him
self with the ballot so he can resist
Radical cncroachment at thepropcl
time. None are excluded from this
privilege even though they may be
from holding Office. Old registra.
ton papers are now invalid, and
under the new act, nothing is re-
quircd but the usual oath to support
the constitution of the United
States. See that all are enrolled ms
voters, the time will come when you
will need the ballot.
Registrars, Dr.. AIlgood, Clark
Lewis, J. r. Moore.
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The RAIDS held a county melting
on Saturday last as will be seen
from the published proceedinp. 1t
was a very quiet affair and tinly
attended. Lieut.. Governor Pow
ers furnished the piece de reSjGnce,
in the shape of a dish of Rdical
hash which was badly seasonal and
exceedingly watery. His eeech
was 4 very lame, tame and obby
horsical affair. 1t was reolent
with the usual all cap t mdam WlguS
hosannas to Radical Legislation in
favor of the Freedmen. AS po-
Iitical speech, it was neither nnly,
straight forward, nor truthful We
have neither time or inclinabn to
follow him through all the plati
tudes of over an hours hounering
in the muddy pool Of Radio; poll
tics. There is one asSertiOni the
Lieut.. Governor 10 which " wish
TO call particular attention . indi.
eating the animus OF his rmarks
Col. Powers stated explicitly "that
nearly every Democratic mmbcr
Of the Legislature voted agaist the
cause Of oducation," Does Mt Col,
?. know this to be Il glarinr mis-
representation And simpl intcn-
ded us a declaration dd hom!cm to
mislead The ignorant tools h party
are now manipulating for te fall
elections? The Lieut.. Goernor
knoOS that the Democratic melbers,
comprising almost all the tell
gencc and educated talent { the
Legislature, did not vote "aa.nst
the cause Of education" but lainst
the infamous School Bill, which
many ofhis own party hay dc.
nounced, and of which such rom.
inent Republican Journal ) the
Springfield Republican has trmed
L very low estimate.
lie would mislead the negrinto
the bclicfthat tho Dumocraticarty
are opposed to tho education jthc
race. The Democrats and coscr-
natives resisted tho School III as
unjust aud oppressive, but d the
tue citixens OF Mississippi, hey
have an abiding interest in tn ed
ucation and elevation ot the lgrO.
They know it will better ii him
for the responsibilities and ltics
Of his new political life, aud invasc
his efficiency as a laborcr. Il the
contrary, the alien elemen who
came here as pretended mlsSlcarle>
and philantkroPists, to lift ts ne
gro out Of the depths of ign:ancc
are mercy using him US a tol lol
their political and pecaniaI ad.
yaucemont, the losio Of c,its i,
slowly and surely proving tIs and
f a few years of Democrat rule:
: would arrest what Gre,ly CHS the
dobauching Of the negro re, by
these plundorers and hucNsTs ii
politics, whose dcGormii.os &c Sc
glaring that even their oracI OK
cvods the Widest Democrat hi,
l dcnunciations Of their rule.
Personally we Ike Col. ''Gors
He has u local habitation iloul
County aud shows . lively %in'reS;
in producing order out of faoS
caused by the wreck Of an o. in
duStrial system, But Col. PFer'
il no statesman, he is "no orar az
Alcorn Isl, bat we believe h'
would do less for political pier
ment, he would make an estinbl,
- ,,,n,l ,itig,pu
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SUNNERVILLE INSTITUTE
A BOARDING. School FOR BOYS AND
You've MEN--ll MILES FROM
SuUQUALAK, NJ. 4 0. r. Il.
ToaChoTSs
.THOS. s. GATHRIGHT. A. NJ. Prln.
JOHN NJ. PUTTICK, A. NJ.
L. A. T0MKINS, A. NJ.
TlIE Nineteenth Annual Session of this
i School will begin on the
IN AZ pA4.I. ..

ENllE Nineteenth Annual Session OF tins
i School will begin on the
First Monday Of October next.
1t is conceded that no School South of
the Potomac now enjoys Il reputation for
all that makes a school, equal to that Of
SummervIllc Institute.
The buildings are ample, all newly and
neatly finished Only two students occupy
Il room, and every room has a fro place.
The location is retired, mountainous and
as healthy as the Blue Ridge.
Soventv-six students will be received,
and applications should be made carly TO
secure a place.
The charges are One Hundred and Twcn-
ty-live Dollars for Twenty Weeks-pnyublc
in advance.
For particulars or for Catalogues address
THQS. S. GATHRIGHT, Principal.
Jly22- Gholson 7. O., Miss,
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NuXuDec county.
Chancery court, ut Rules, Thursday, Aug
ust 9th, A. d 1871.
1861 Estate Thos. b, Paulette, deceased.
To John w. Paulette and Sarah j.. Pau
lette, who reside in Washington county,
state of Texas, post office, Brennan.
N0U and each of you are cited to be and
. i appear before the chancerv court of
'NOxubee county, at the next term thereof,
to be held OF the courthouse of said county
ia the town of Macon, on the Sd MONDAY
ia OCTOBER, a. d., 1871, and show cause
if any you can, why the final account Of Lu-
Cinda j. McEenry should not DO allowed
and decreed accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos, Christian, chan.
cellor 18th chancery district, state of Miss
iasippi, this cath day of August, 1871.
aus2B GEO. 5. SMITH, clDrN,
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Guy poP"'"' P"''' ~
~, on" ''.'nN' anu E'"''.
,''',' Oh ,"o "''''o.,,S'
'en''' !" macon, 10 or'
n'' So'o "''' 'o' '"'',
y giving us INC "'o 81
So grove ANU 'pI '',o.i
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PURELY VEGETABLE.-Wc make a
standing offer Of SlO0 in Gold, for every
grain Of Arsenic or Mercury or any other
POisin that may be found in its compost
ton. If taken by directions, We guarantee
it to cure, without producing b~uzzing in the
head, partial deafness, or any other Distress
ing effect So generally experienced from
taking the usual rcmcdics-arscniC, quin-
inc, strychninc, Sc.
NFw Albany, Ind, May 2S, IS.
Mcssrs. James Ruddle &Co. Dear Sirs:-
| was afflicted with the ague for months.
over II year, think. Your lIUrIcy's Ague
Tonic was recommended by Il friend, !
got a bottle Immediately aud commemorate
take it according to directions, and have not
been troubled with a chill since. Imm sat
isticd that if it be taken according to djrcc-
tions it will cure ang case of the aguc. |
recommend it to the suffering.
Yours truly, Capt. VINCENT KIRK.
To DR.. Thomas A. Hurley:
| hereby certify that during last wear |
was attacked with the ague whilst at Nicks-
burg. Miss, and used several popular med
ecines with but temporary relief, On
reaching home the disease returned in q
worse type, if possible, when my medical
attendant ordered q]uinine in large doses
frequently rs high us 90 grains per day, and
which must have cost me nearly 500. J
consulted Dr.. Smith, Of Louisville, an(
found he prescribed Q]uiuine and arSeni,
combined. which | refused to take, prefer
ring to let the disease take its course.
was almost bloollcsS, extremely exhausted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-08-26

Tom Reed who routed
Cd or twenty ka-kluX i'll
ono time since, returned
acc the other day. Need
ser lis arduous campaign
aud Newton, the althor-
bed him with Il cool Sc
ah in one ofthe most cost
lbblic edifces. They neg
Ever to give him the free
Pity, because some friend
trisk five hundred dollars
b abusing that privilege.
lain wants some friend to
on him $500 for this
nd $500 for Ncshobu.
AcBridc!
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20 G. Dcupree has re
Z Faulding to resume
! the Seminary at that
i citizens of Pauldlng are
2n securing him and his
bed lady as educators.
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GOtt0n Weighing.

nth Holt, a name familiar
Rcon depot platform, will
cales this season, and give
OF the st' pie and other
the cxset weights, lie
ched for in this locality as
Nnd worthy young man.
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lrtaRt Stamp Duties.

|pd Boyle, d. p. NJ, has
Pc Laws and Regulations
3 the purchase and use OF
Ecvenue Stamps, issued as
D 81, 1871. These are in:
Buperscde the Instructions
II, 1869:
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to The 18th September for the
erection Of "A bar aud Judges stand for the
Court House of Noxubce county. The
plan can be seen at the Chancery clerk )
office. GRIFFIN ROBERTS,
Aur25'7l-3ts Circuit Clerk.
NoNubee Co, Miss.
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III" Rev. a. p, Smith ofAbcrdecn
will preach at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning and
night.
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horigcd to announce the name
Nv. DOSS for the office of
oxubee county, election first
eyrmbcr next.
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al N @ w 3 .
O., saturday, Aug, 70.
hhOunrpmeutS,

be nm election in this State,
fI State aud County officers,
Bring to become candidates,
names announced rs such by
with tho following terms;
II district offices, Sl5; for
i $40; for Boat aud Town Off
sandjdatc's name will. he in
Ia cash is paid. All personal
nunications, W calls for per-
ID candidates, will he charged
@ePrtising rates in advance,
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State Of is i.,ippi, |

4 ~ 800 i'
Nuxubce County
r2SSl Estate Of VI \ Stewart, deceased
TNO the unknown minor heirs of Eliza
/ beth Tucker, deceased, who rcsilcncar
Bluff Port, Sumptcr county. Alabama, Mrs
II 5 Coleman and husband, William Cole
man of Sumptvryille, AiabrmI Mrs NJ j
uartsield and husband, - Hart,fcld,
whose residence is unknown, ! W 5 ewort
and Thomas i Stewart, Il MN /, Of { =
vert, Texas
You and each Of you IRE Git i to appear
before the chauccrl court Of sud county Mt
the next term thereof, to begun and held
in and for said county, at the court huusc
thereof. at the town Of Macon in said coun-
ty, on the sd MONDAY in OCTOBER,
4 d, 1871, to show cause why the final nc
count OFFS \ Jackson, administrator Of Che
estate Of VI \ Stewart. deceased, should not
be allowed and lerrrrd accordingly
Issued from the minutes
Nug2j GEO SMITH, clerk
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~ about the time to form
proximatc estimate of the
|op. We have taken some
making enquiries of our
Rlligent planters, and in
On they would willingly
a maximum, half of last
rpp. There are isolated
where the yield will come
n Of the preceding year.
average will undoubtedly
Glow it. There is consid.
omplaint of the boll-worn,
and it will take very high
AXE the crop at al.
live.
crop rs also a partial fail
late planted corn may
p something, but on The
4. season is untavOrable.
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LUMBER ~. +. Ferris
Mpeon Tor L. S. Dismukes
/.
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4 handsome Carriage ot q very Low
n ITicc. Apply at 3. B. Howc,ls
LLycrE SulLLn. JlL.s rs
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Yin Repairing.

vour Gins aud have them re-
! bid stand of the Undersigned,
n. ID. MORGAN
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RH1UISITIONS
Superintendent

are working like heav-
AIRY the Fall Elections.
eached here from Head
% the Officials, as ssing
much per head in PROPOSE
q value OF their positions,
b carry on the campaign,
II officers dare not refuse
he risk Of being read out
~. a pretty round sun
allied from this politica'
by the central thieve,
srol this department. Sc
hey steal from each Other
Complain.
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"A of THOS, COCKRILL.
avn As one armed Tom, take
nnouncing him as a candidate
I of Noxubcc County, and
commend him to the voters
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DIR. SHELTON

UAS resumed the practice of medicine
1 L in Mncou and the vicinity and res
pccttully tenders his professional services
to his i4cul' and the public.
E}" Office in the south end ofthc lIarri-
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mcssrs, Yates II Baskerville.
May20-tf
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Tha stlte of M~Ls.i..lnli.

The State Of Mississippi
Noxubec County.
Chaucery Court ut Rules, Thursday, Aug
ust Path, A. d., lsiI.
i275l Guardianship ofJohu VI. PFuIo'tc.
To John W. Paulytte, who resides ia
Washington county, Texas, P"stohice
Brennan
VOU are hereby cited to appear before
i the Chauccry court Of NoSubcc couu-
ty, ut the next term thcreof, to be held
nj the courthouse Of said county. in the
town Of Macon, on the ID MONDAY in
OCTOBER, 4. D., 1871, to show cause, if
any you can, why the final account Of Lu.
ciudo j. McITenry, Administrative OF Spen-
Ger MclIcnry, deceased. who WAS gItrlion
Of your said estate, should not be allowed
and decrecd accordingly.
Witness the Hon. Thos. Christian, clan
cellor 4th chuncerv district, state " Miss
isippi, this 9TH day Of August, 1871.
aug2j GEO. ), SMITH, CItrk.
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q. NICHOLSON will become
for the Office Of Clerk of the
burr, he will be supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
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The Stat Of Mississippi,
Noxubec County.
Circuit court, July term, 1871. August ath,
1871.
r. W. Phillips & Robert McPcakc,
partners in trade under the firm
name Of L. w. Phillips y Co,
vs..
s. p. Thompson.
T7lllS day came the plaintiff by attorney
l. and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that the defendant isl n0n.rcsi-
dent Of the state OF Mississippi, so that the
ordinary process Of the court cauuot he
served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
by the court that publication be ma c in
the Macon Beacon for four consecutive
weeks, notifying the dcfrnda"t to appear
ut the next term of this court, and plead,
answer or demur to plaintiff complaint or
judgment bydcfault will be entered against
him and the property levied on will be sold
to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Issue from the minutes.
Witness my hand and seal Of office ut
Macon, this the 2lst. day of August. A. D.,
1871. GRIFFIN ROBERTS,
aug2f-its clerk.
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d. Aug 10, Cotton lG4 cents.
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Trustee sale.

J. / FOW ER,
General Agent tor the State
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SHUMAKER 6 BRO,
Agents for NpNubee Co
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even now drive the French iato further resistance
the wild resistance ofssdespair; but cannot
help thinking thatthe conquerors know their own
interest teo WELL and that the sketch OF their con-
dition, which appeared in the Times, is rather
hoax, OF at least exaggerated. Peace between
the French and Germans must surely be near at
hand, but I am afraid it Is oniy-too- o-certaln
that this will no. mean peace IN France.
There are hurried titttings between Wllhelmshohe
and Chi5elhurst. Conneau and Cont, the Eli
percr's special confdants, are perpetuaily on the
wing; Bazaine has turned up suddenly at d.
Sebastian, In Spain, close 20 the French lfonlef,
where round Biarritz Napoleon Is supposed 10
have some especial frlends i;ouher Is also back IN
France; the Duchess Dowager OF Hamilton
cousin Of the Emperor,l Nine. de Canrooert' anu
the rest uf the Imperialist Committee IN Srussels
are more demonstratively On the alert tnan ever
and tits doubtful whether the Empress. has not
herself deserted Chiselhursr, at least for lew
DAYS. Tw1cSenham has been equally agtated. and
the orleanist Princes have suddenly disappeared
from their villas there, and the Duke OF Auma!e
has Issued his address as candidate for the AS
sembly. The Count Of chambord Will prooaoiy
content himself, after his fashion, with grand
Eloquent protest against all usurpers, but the Ut
le..nists and Bonapartists evidently mean to make
dash for the throne. To make matters worse
Gamtetta openly raises the standard OF reVol'
against Favre and lrochu. Already the Reruo'
lie has ceased to be one and indlvisible. Already
Paris, Bordeaux and Lyons appear to be the seats
of three separate Republican bodies 10 THESE
divisions we see the reason Of the hopelessness o
the war on the French side. France was para
lyzed by intestine dissensions, which were mol
the less real and fatal because not visible on the
outside"