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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-18
Chancery COurt-SevieryilIe.
Jnmes IN. French vs.. Philip Houser.

James " French VS. Philip H0user.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM TIE
| compliments bill, which is sworn to. that the de
endant, Philip Houser is nonresident OF this State,
that tho ordinary of law cannot be served
him 1t is therefore ordered that publication be mado
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly
Chronicle a newspaper published in the city of Knox
ville State Of Tennessee, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court at Seyierve. on.
Tuesday after the Third Monday eff November next,
and make defense to said bill the will be tai
for confessed and the to him set for hearing
expartc. October 18th. 1911 A true copy-Attest:
octlS-4w ID, p. glass; NJ
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Chancery Court-sevIerviIle.
MARY Shuts vs. Noah Shut. ct al.

mary SHUTS W Moan ShulJs CT AZ
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING FROM TIE:
| compliments bill. which is sworn to that the dc
PENDANTS. Elizabeth Griffith and her husband. -
Griffith are residents of the State that the
binary process of law cannot be served them: Il
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle
newspaper published in the city of Knoxville State
of Tennessee notifying said defendants to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court at Sevierville Tuesday af
ter the Third Monday of November next. and make
defense TO said bill the will be taken as con-
essed and the to them set for hearing parte
October 18th, 1871. true cOpy-Attest
octIS-5w ID. p, GASS, G * NJ
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LIsI OF PKEuIUMs
Awarded AZ the Eastern Division Pair.
October. 1871.

The following /. li-t OF the premium. award
el no the Eastern Division Fair held Boz tit-
city on the lG,h lth 12-L, 18th and lit. ia.ts..
EAST IESSEasIE sI42VIAgIuEEs.
Best wooden blankets. y j. Jordan & SON. 50
be-J .-l-w00. shawl. " Il Francisco -.
ise7- lOII--IHl41 carpet, mrs " I Leguir. = Z.
, best M9i-teL patchwork. 4-l,, mrs Alvin
second pest wois--I patchwork quill. u.r.
WIN Jcuhin. -
Best silk patcA-' OK q-ll-- us. Granville Pill
low, 50
Best cradle lateA-gosa qai.l ua w N
Baarden, ~
Best calico pAlca-eorl q.ilt ans S / Long,
.. Best patchwork quilt mrs j II Lenty, two
diplomas on two quilts
Best Mrseilles qui!t, mrs III Lenty, s.
Best m2eiSne-made shit, mrs I A Burricr
Best handmade shirt, miss Melinda McNutt.
Best all EOOl cOverlets, mrs Jno Blevins. 81
Best cotton embroidery, mrs Chas II Ogden
Best cotton embroidery mrs NJ b Atkinson.
'by special request of committee on account Of
age. 20 years. 81
Best silk needle work on flannel, mrs WIN NJ
Bearden, 81.
Best embroidery work on flannel mrs VIM NJ
Bearden, diploma
Best knit white counterpane, mrs j n Better
ton, So
D Best wool,n embroidery mrs Kate Jones, 81
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view work. BHnrsxes.

NEW Yosk, oci. l7.S-Moneys easier; &c ac,,r-
rency to gold, weaker; borrowers arc paying
commission; closing quotation, 4a5c Gold,
Sl.l4sal. 14l. Sterling 79aSc. Governments,
G2s, SLAB States, very weak. Tennessees,
6j new 6II Nirginas 90; new, g. Louisi
anas, 6j new, IS; Lcvees, go IS, 80. Aabamas
100; 5s, 6s. Georgas, so; IS, 90 North Caro-
lnas, 80; new, 20. South Caroinas, Y new.
Az.
PRODUCE.
New York. Oct. 17.-Cotton, weak sales
1854 bales of uplands ut 20Ic; Orleans, 20lc
Flour. Southern, closed quiet, buyers refusing
to pay the advances cotumon to fair extra,
81. 2jag 90; good to choice, S79ja9.25. While
ky, dull; 9jc Wheat closed quiet winter rcd
Western, 5Sa62c Corn closed quiet; 79oS0c.
Pork $3.50. Lard, easier kettle, l0sc.
Sales of cotton for future delivery, 40 bales,
to be delivered as follows In October, at 1914
Z, z, l3-16c; November l9ial1-16, l3-l6 &c
December l92alS-lG, ll-1Gc; January, l9al3-16c.
February, 20c.
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chaneery sale of valuable Properly,
No. eOo6.

NO. aOo6.
at The a 5st IL Tora 81 + 39f cert
Ct Knoxville, in t9eeegsg9I il a. Mabryys John D
knoxvilie, on ~ .-e
y Saturday, 'lse ian of November. 1874.
the Houses nd Lots aud Llnds mentioned In tle bill
being the dover assign cd TO Ms. r. W. Swan IN ne
the ret rson rs inlerost q The Ael ia tue same and
describe ia tue BAL s'tp.i0ns; -.
/, Ihg hoses and lot occgriei Fy thg ail Nm, swan
Main ct in East Knoxville.
p Alot in East Knoxville on tho south side OF Main
astget an east ~ ald1Ntri1E eliot now 9wnHi ~
h. D. 0ie'Aen'ch
per t1"pafN 1sggIol On the horh SIDE n broad
sti 81. @l aslyius n tue "s tIefe % ned b. o. q.
ls JpHl II. Io!m-s,
T. Is lgt sitsattd IN tAe west end Of KuoXvi le, ga
The northwest oracr ot Popiara1d Spring streets,
ge '- of vs t6grs epcr Lag i as he
Moses swan prlDeriy
g. One other Dot, in tho west end Of Kuoxville, on
the northwest corner OF lizh and Spring suees there
comuouip called the Anthony !ot.
t. A tract OF land lying little yer two allies east Of
kloHy!o, on tue Rutlolge road, in the I'd Civil Dis
sle Of hnoA eognly ana s1g east ol ana 2llolnlnE
joining the lands these owned by A. Barnes i, j,
Craig and Others and containing POO less
l. trac, OF land lying in the 18th Civil District of
Knox county, French Broad river about five miles
southeast 0fknoxyl adjoining the lands there
ed by Jesse Simpson. Vim Hickman and others,
tanning 80 acres or IS, and there knoWn the
ekles Mill place; also small lot of land adjoining
the above tract, containing about 20 acres and there
known as the Jack Ford place. Il
3; A small island in Hoston river, opposite Knox
vile just below tn ferry known as the Upper or
Humes Ferry; the same will be sold in tracts ots at
public safe and iats OF the property. OF such parts
thereof n may be deemed necessary, will be exhibited
on day VI sale.
TERMS.
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~. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS Oct 17.-Flour quiet Corn, bet
ter. Pork $500 Bacon, quiet Shoulders
7a7lc clear sides, Sa8lc. Lard, 9ta9lc. Whis-
ky 12lc tagging, dull
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the Houses nd Lots aud Lands MENTIONED in bill
being the dover assign ed 10 Ms. r. w. Swan IN ne
Ian % which her husband, William SNan, died seiz-
ed and -eit Nha-is ia dis pute and also
The rsOn ry interest The ae% ia tue and
e5tIIDe in tue bi Il as follows:
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s. One other lot. in ths west end Of KuoSvile on
the northwest corner Of n zh and Spring suecs there
rUulmoulp called the An thony lot.
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TER MS.

fifteen per cent. Of the purchase money 10 be paid
in ninety days the renal 10 be Daid ia
of one and two he purchasers To the pay
meBts by note bearing interest from day of sale at six
per cent. and approved security, lien retained Till
all the purchase money - fully paid
This 18th day of October 1871.
NJ. l.. PATTERSON, CAM,
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Mr.. w. H. Dutton, of this county, who has
followed market gardening SO successfully for o
year or two, exhibits some of the celebrated
Strasburg and Bermuda-Red sweet potatoes.
They will come on about one month earlier
than common potatoes Mr.. Button bad them
by the first of July this year, large and very
fine. Mr. Button also exhibited beautiful spe-
cimens oftomatoes, which attracted great atten
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LnnisyiIIe Market:

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-Bagging, in light de-
mand, l6ial6lc. Flour in fair demand. Corn
in the ear, j0a5jc. Pork, round lots, $3.50.
Bacon, fraction lower. Shoulders, 7Ic clear
sides, SIC. Packed lard, 92a11l. Whisky Ole
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-24

@nma6ung setpidtr Melieiensetten, mel,
DE bic @eitb9ebung bes Staate6 gu ib>
rem 3wedent t.onopolifrt unb 1erSerrt
baben. |'a1
&nownotbtn8ismus? - pab, bamtt
|batt S6rs fdpn einmal perlu6tt unp ieip
i@mdbli@ @betrnse19idt tporoen. Sou
paf1elbe Experiment nod eiut,ul sema9t
perbeu? 8epentt tpobl Die Gol9en -
Dte Gtnsetpancerten flr@ttn ben ansrif
ni@t. =. ~.@. +h"E
llnp bic Gtnsewanoerten fteben ni&t
aQein. Gar oiele einseburene lnertfa>
ner i4nappen aud germ Gretbett am
Sonntag unp bulciBe1 Der peutl@en &e<
bensani@auung. @enn aud Man&e
nt@t ben Mutb baben> I& often basu ju
befennen unb ale @onltquenjet III tra<
gen, 70 1peroen fe tp@, tuen1 e8 CUR ALL
9eu1einen M6iimmune fpn,utt, ibreS tinn-
men 0eimli@) baflr abeeben. Die
Deutl@en| freili@ miien die &aB our@
ben Bad i&leppen" aber nDeuti4en
u,a9t pas feline @ursen: Ge babin BON
ieber ben Wutb Der freten Metnung se>
babt uno Der &f eesen pas Muder'
tbau1 entiprt&t 70 re@t ibrem 9an3e1
@tlen.
&c &pirb nod barte &dmpfe eeben
aber BITE @tnetnnatter @a4t ant &bein
piro Bel tbrem Namet unb ibrer Stel<
lung In Der @prbut 9ewtb teine S@anpe
ma@en."
@9liebli@ mS9e jener Dottor ber@ot<
%tesselabrtbett bas Cine beotnt:n: Dit
Ginmanperune aus Deuti9lano wiro
INNER ftdrter unp, wte bic peoria Deut~
l&e 3ettuns bemertt: binnen flnf3ebn
bis ipansig Sabren miro man bod rben
at, bic Ylonfeu bes SHORES gum @eifen
l9reiben t1nnea:
~6isr miro Deuti& seipro&en
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lttilaen &retlen cine ei9entbImltde @e<

'SvlNTS*S VN<SSI|<N Nv YSOVTTSSJS w
mttterl9male. Y"
Np9 ppr tpenta Gaee>1 >plrbe un8 nit
9et9eilt, bab etne berpprra9enbe pplitiI1e
perlHnli6feit it@ babtn au69ela1en babe,
caB bic icanbtnaptl9e Gtft1tpanberut19 Der
peuti6en bel @eitem Ypr5utteben iei br
Grtere 1t9 Better unb l9neuer ratnertfa=
Eniiiren". Mi9eL, merit Du 'was?
uumSglt@ tann bterunter pertanben
perten, bab bic ScanbtnaSter before
8Ir9er per Reputlif finb, al8 bic"
Deut1 Mmerifaner.
5ter9e9en le9en mir feierlt6en prpteft
etn> tpel9en mir ieber 3eit uno unter all
len l1mftdnoen Na@bru6 sebem riiroer,
@a5 aber miro bann unter bic Ter Ner =
i9ur vNmertfantiren" peri tanpen?
@tr 9lauben e8 9etrpfen 3u baben,.
penn mir bebarpter, paB lene Muterifaner
%menisitenS per Aniidt iinb> bab .uniere
1cancinayil9en Mttbir9er in rcr pplitif,
eefiei9er uno be1er gu leitea inp ais bic
Deutider, melde ;,par ben prinstpten
trsu eraeben, aber ielblt al6 Mtt9lieber Ell
ner partet ben 9eredten Mniprud maden,.
ielbititdnbi9 gu penfen unp> &pe11, nptbz-
menbtA AUDI IL gu banbeln. Der Deut7
ide lift 1id rpn ben Drabttiebern irgenb
ether Yartet feline @pri 9rtften MAIDEN
unb gum Stimmoieb berabwIrbt9en~
Wtr wuniden bic beutl den &epublifaz-
ner Mfinnelp ta8 auf einen Yunft atf mertz-
fam ;u MAIDEN. GS mag cine &laGe.
anaerifanii9er pplitifer 9eben> tpelden ba6:
reut1 9e Clement Elm Dprn I'M Nuae 1T,
neil ba0elbe fir bic perlHnli6en 3pede
jener 5erren 81 eiel Setfitanptgfeit
seiat.
81 bie6 bet Tau, 10 1T es unierepFi6t
bieler Clique enersi& ent9c9en gu trf<;
ten.
g(m teiten u>1p 1i@erRen 1T bieS TIM 9ez
9enrpdrtt9enMu9entltde su beperffeut9en,
,ren1 bic Deutiden i16 an ben bespr1e=
bencen pplttiiden Gpnnenttpnen sablreid,'
tetbeili9en unp 1. ale GpnYentipnen, elm
i9liebli6 Der Stoatsz @pnpentipn, nit
sablretden beutiden Delegattpnen: b efbtf=
fen unb 2, fir cine tpirbtge unb 1unrez
rii9 ftarfe beutide &eprdi entat&on in Der
nd&ten @eies9ebun9 Scr9e tra9en.
@tr baben ptei e puntte in tettsr3ett r.,
oft erpdbnt, bab mir bpfen bidrfen32 rab
uniere mpbl9emcinten &atbi6ldse aIBez:
n1ei1e 8eber;t9un9 fnpen merben,
Nur pann, 1penn mir ben Ypltttferr
wel@e rationale @prurtbetle baben> enerz
9ti9 ;u Yerteben 9eben, baB tn0ftnnei ota
Deuti9> uno stpar Elm nidt mtb5uperitez
bences Deuti@ 9eiprp@en Miro f6nne1
mir Grfol9 baben.
Sp &pett un6 tefannt, tbeilen bieSfanz
btnasier Mtin1el pta6 ntdt bie1eS @efubt
oer Mntnpi ttdt 9e9en tbre beuti6en Mitz.
burger,
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3'r &puntaeStraae4~

Sn ben Experimentation 3eittldttern'
beibt e6 ant Sdlui7e zines &rttfels> nell
@er per Spnnta96fra9e tit Cincinnati
uno ben barauf Be;u9 nebmenpen ttdbtiz
19en 8erprcnun9en 9eptomet it, mic:
fpl9t:
uDte1e 3nan969eie Be aber; inp jlie'
etpa ftttltd 9ebpten uno 9eet9uet, ba3
@plf auf cine bDbere Stufe Der Sittlidz
felt sn fibren? DaS fam muir BET bebaupz
ten, Der MInderet unb Stttli9fett fiji.
9letdbepeutenp aniiebt. Statt alfer tbepz
rettl9en Bewet6fibruns rpetl ett mir einz
fa9 auf bic Grfabrun9 bin. @uf bent
9an;en Teitlanpe Gurppaa> nan1entltd
AUDI III Deut1dlanp> petb man rtdt&
Ypn Sabbatbz unb Temperen;z@ Sc eben;.
user piu> 9ebt IN bic Stride uno ma9t
fi@ nit @eib uno &ino bel etnem @las
Bier pper @ein einen persnisten Spnnz
tag Na@mitta9. ST be6balb bic Sitt=
lt9feit bee beuti9en @olfe6 9ertn9er> al&
bic bes itren9en @a0er : purttaners 2
| Sinp bort bic Gerbreden etpa b%duf9er?'
Das @plf auf elmer eertn9erer Bill
bun9sfufe ? Ster 1T bort bic Irunfen@
belt mebr gu 5ouie, ais bier 3u 2anbe2
Son ale Dem grrabe oaS @e9entbel.
Die 9rSBere fttli@e @pbbeit tritt uns
bier ent9e9en trpb auer Spnntae69eiebe;
bic 3abl Der &erbreder 1T eber 9rSBer;
ais tleiner> unb bic: Grfabrun0 lebrt, hoE
nit ber @trenge Der Sonnta9sz@ elebe
nur bic BAIL Der 9runfenbolbe ftet9t,
neil nerbptene Trudt boppelt rei3t, une
I'M, 70 'uaebr int @ebeimen' 9eiofen &pirb,
je ftreuser man has Ifentli9e Grinfen,
AUDI bas a~nitdbt9ite, perbietet. Summa
Summarum Dieit @ei ebe fSrbern ni@t
nur bic Sittltdteit nt9t ionbern flnb,
nur tbr serperbli@, neil fe 11ur bic 6euz~
&elet bef6rbern urtp bic A@tuns Dor benz
@eeb tiberbaupt unter9raben> neil if9
Memanpa Elm @epi1en baraus u1adt.
icl9e unf1nnt9e, ur19ere6tftt9te, ia unfit
lt@e @eiebe j1 uut9eben. J
NJ. Darur1 fort NIT tbnen-nidt nur
int Sntereie BET perf1nli9e1 urb biiraerz-
lt@en Tretbeit fonbern ebenlp' febr aus
reliatSie len unb ittltden, @rinber. @ie
jino bic leBten Gpbesweben, .bes puritaz
niSmus> BET in un@eren Iaaen ,epa, ,nur.
nod rpte etn @eipen(t aus Sufferer 3eit
etnber9ebt, bas abtr bod 5uteBt serf9mi1<=
ben mue. POT Dem beaen Spnnenti1te.
elmer. tn}Bitpnns fo%rt9ef9rtte1ert' :33eit.~
@e9en Sbi9es sldet fi9 1tutt freili@
Ntdts etnpenpen, aber Or. 8ropn Son
St.paul lno SIC ea,tse p,uritanii9e@ ippz
i9afz mttauet1 Marre11 ut1b Mttnenperor<
bern, tpeldes Drum unp bran bdn9en, er&pi<
bern bterauf:: bsaBW SpnntaeSfeier aug
benz @ontinentesSen sGurppa int btreftrra
@tberpru92 ~, Der - nj ertfanf=
de Il" Sabbatbfefer ftebt, ,baB 2utAer.:
ieftN ein @abbatbzS 9dnper mar. unp>
man 1T ctteiem Qanbe feline arpere Tprm
Der SJftetf Als Bfie puritd,iid huloen pirfe.
unp purbx, II & ~ ssss
Gtne6 1T setpib. Diele Tanatifrr;:,
pel@e 2utbsr gsrbaHmenxppb,ne tpelden {1ie::
jeBt elbf feine, Gritent sbdtten, sueree1
bier in ct paul unp sbpfentli9 a,a9.
I'M gan3enS tdatez, nod nfabt leihnm1al. eiiuent
ttntpotdrsn Gtfolg er5iitllta, Die Diutz
iden baltfn Ma4t am pberen Diff
ffnnf
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cpnititutipneuen @dra1,tten,a ieii,er g.
malt burdbreden fam, tpenn .er muir
bic 8eute nit Geidid su eertbeilen
weiB. y. s. ,'2 H.. -
@tr baben piel ypn Ser grpBen Senz
cun9 Der arnerifanil9m &eplblit .reoen
bDren, bic Se9nungen freterSnitit1ttpnen
lber ben 9ansen GrbfreiS ;u Derbretten,
|Sp melt alS bteler Der arpBen &eptblif
wurbt9e @epanfe nt@t cine eitle pbantaz
fe if, 9iebt eS fir ur6 muir cine MI9z
lt@fett bet &usfabrun9, ueberse19ett
mir bic Nattpnen Der @rbe, baB Elm 9rpz
,be6 @plf fi9 betnp9 ielbit reeieren fam;
naB fir bic Mt6brdu9e unb uebel, tpelz
DE in Der Selbitresier1n9 ent}teben, bic
Selb itre9terun9 AUDI wtrflarne 9eilmittel
liefert ; ba6 bic fttlt9e &raft bes @plfeS
Der or9antiirten Selbfi1@t unb Gorr11p<
tipn bennp9 SER gu werben peru1as,
unb baB tit bieiem 2anpe tein Matn
9rpB uub md6tt9 9enlt9 tperpen fann>
unt bic Majeitdt Der @eleBe su iber<
ra9en.
Das 1T uniere pFi&t uns ielbit uno
BET na@ Greibeit rin9encen Men19be{t
9e9enlber ; cine 9roBe uno berrli@e
pft@t. l1ub >penn bic Deuti9en Nnez
rifa'S in ben &etben Derer fdmpfen, bic
bteie pat9t Yeriteben unp ;u erfaQea
treben, 10 tperben fte bet Sa@e Der Tretz
bett u1p bes Torti9rttt6 int alien @aterz
lanpe ant @trfiamiten belfen, tnbem ie
benz neuen ais feline treueiten 8ir9er
btener.
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Dpnnerfae, ben "a. Mprl 1871.
Maenteu Der m,nn. staats5ettrne

Maenteu Der Mlrnn. Staats5ettrne.
Winneapplis - y. Rnpblau9.
GbrY(al Qate - 81. BrpbS.
Neu 1lm -Tr. gDrfer.
Stiuwater - 6. Ratttnturs.
@inuna - 80 m. &euB.
Nebwins sc. 6. emily.
5enberiun - 9 ud.
Gbaata Is. SPIES.
CAREER - % M. @lit1@fa.
eafiaes Yfetfer
Mantatu - s. s. 5artmau.
81. peter - @ M. g @tmmeL
ypuns Nmeriea -@ebr. alderman II.
@acpnia -Gbas. @@mibt
Iartbault - 9. Gledenfetn.
5ut9in1pn g. 9.8la1ine.
Reebs Gambling 8. 5annemann unb
@. @atteri9.
@bselins s.. 8~pbbarb.
96ep -Spbn 5e&tman.
Datertppn -9uuis &au&.
Rudfurb -Spbn9ubei9er.
Rp@eRer -5eurY aalh
5anb @reef-@. @ebrin9.
Sc Sueur S. 6. Maag.
Brcntenac $. @9neiper.
Napen @treau, g. &e1.
Belle Wlaine :. MeBner.
yratrie Mpunb -Spbn @rItf9.
Duluth -6erruanr SSwalb.
@lairmpnt - 6. 8uebrins.
Dre0elsiQe -pbiL Drehe.
Sberle's Corner - 6. YppptB.
9bafppee - 6. 9. 5alle.
Mrltn9tpn - 6. 8linf.rt.
6oparb Safe ST.. Bi!rina, @atbias
@peB.
Rulb GitY -Ntc @au1eu.
Torre1 Mounb - Claus 8ebrens.
Nem Bottom - q. Sgrp6ty.
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gu fnben.
Sbr, u1eine 2anpsleute, liebt bas alte
8aterlanb nod. limb Is 1T &e1t. @n
bic alte Mutter nt@t liebt, fam BET janz
gen 8raut nidt treu iein. 2abt bteie
2tebe beu1 1e1e1, @aterlarte gu @ute
fpu1u,en. sls spr'm Sabre Der bluttee
&aupf III europa tpbte, babt Sbr NIT
bereiter @anb reide @aben b~inlberae<
,ianbt, uu1 bic @@mter3en ber @erpunbe<
ten uub Die Notb Der Mttttpe,t urb @ai<
fen III linpern. DaS mar %ppbl9etba11.
Mber Sbr tSnrt nun 5etpas Be0eres Bin
lberienben, als @plo uap mtlpe @aben.
DaS srauenbafte S9aulpiel Der fran;5<
iifden Mnar9te bat in Ser alien @elt BON
Neuem bic Selbfre8teru1s hes 8oltes
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DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON
Fail Detail. of tho Cspi.uIu,isn.

Fail Details of the Cspitulntisn.
VERSAILLES, January 29.-Fort Va
lcrian was entered last night by the
Prussians and engineers to draw the
mines. The heavy guns will be imme-
diately moved into the forts, rs the
Enciente is strongly armed, and. 10
confidence can be placed In the tickle
population of Paris until after disarm-
ing.
\ strong force of Infantry and artil-
lery have moved forward to cover the
working parties.
The object is to spare further blood
shed, and give opportunity to the
French people, through an assembly
of representatives at Bordeaux, to de-
eide for war or peace.
Elections will he permitted in all
departments, with n free circulation Of
Deputies through the country.
The army in Paris, regiments Of
line, marines and Mobiles, Are to be
prisoners of war, with the exception
Of 1900 men, who are required to
maintain order in Paris. All corps Of
Franc-rireuts arc to be dissolved, but
the National Guard Is to remain
armed.
The French troops are to deliver
their arms, flags and field artillery
within fourteen days. The cannons Of
the forts are to be delivered up, but
the enceinte guns are to be dismounted
and the carriages delivered to the Prus-
SLAMS. The guns are to be left at the
line of demarkation drawn between
the Enciente of the forts. The French
portion extends to the Enciente only
the Prussiau portion to within 800
PAGES from the Enciente, with certain
typographical notifications.
Fort Vinccnnes will remain in the
hands Of the French.
Paris remains completely invested,
from a military point Of view,
but thirty-three miles Of road will be
repaired and permitted to convey sutfi-
cient supplies for the daily nourish-
ment Of the population.
Bourbaki's army and the fortress Of
Belfort is not comprised in' the armis-
tice.
The Prussian line of demarkation for
the southern armies is to be the line Of
the Loire.
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FROM SAN
A CHINAWOMAN MURDERED
SUDDEN "DEATH-DEATn OF
COMMODORE WOOD WORTH
SALARY INCREASED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30-1 p. NJ
The flags over the California Pioneers
and Odd Fellows Halls, and other
places, are at half-mast to-day, in re-
spect to the death of Commodore Selim
E. Woodwork, which took place at
half-past seven o'clock last evening.
He was fifty-five years Of age, and
leaves a widow and five children.
A Chinawoman was murdered yes
terday by one of her countrymen, and
the police are working up the case.
Ellen Brown, a married woman,
while c%onversing with some of her
friends ut No. SIS Stevenson street,
fell from her chair last night and died
Immediately.
Rev. DIR. Scudder, having been Of
fered the p~astorship Of a Brooklyn
church, with n wider field of Christian
usefulness land increased salary sent
In his resignation at the Howard-street
Presbyterian Church, but the congre-
cation refused to accept 1t, and raised
his salary from $1,000 to $1,000 per
annum, to induce him to remain.