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CHAR. The Mississippi is entirely clear

C1rAH. The Mississippi is entirely cles'
Of ice again.
LIBRARY Assoc1A11oN.-The next meet
INK win be 1t the house Of Mr.. John Owen
on Thursdsy evening Of next week.
:. Po11os Coulz.-on Wednesday, Florsn'
Mccarthy vas aasd b Justice Parsons s.
and sssts for drunkenness.
any LuDs."-.A party Of Enslish titled
Individuals ars eamped between Culdrum
sad4 Two Rivers, hunting deer and other
Wild game. They went there last Monday.
An 1NPlov1A1H1.-An excavation has
been made under tho N. 3. church and
heating aparatus put in, 20 that the church
- Il warmed through opeaioss IN the floor.
Il d decided improvement -,
TN Fss11vAI.-There WAS large turn
out on Friday evening to attend the festival
given BY the ladies Of the N. 3. church At
sehwartz 4 Theis' Hall. Two long tables
were spread with eatsbles. At which several
1slays Of people were supplied. The pro-
eseds amounted to $176.75. a..
D1zD.-Mr. Niohlas Kr.usi, one Of tho
old citizens Of tho town, died on Saturday
evening. Of disease. Of the heart. His 70.
msiut were buried on Monday in tho Cath
Ole grounds. The fire company and. Sill
YER Cornst band were in tho procession.
'CLosED.-From parties recently from
Fort Abercronbie we learn that the Red
River is frozen over. A number Of fiat
boats were compelled to put their cargoes
ashore. There were some six inches Of snow
on the ground between Forts Garry and
Absrorombia. -.
Cox71llrzISIs.-A runler Of the Mime
apolis Tribune has been In town soliciting
orders Ser: job printing below the local rates.
This - one Of ths .msanest attempts It
''rattias" that 10, have known among
Minnesota newspapers, and is disgraceful
to the 1sis3ne or any other city Office. :,
Az UNFoRrUrATE MAN.-On last Friday
Mr.. Peterson, of Two Rivers, following up
the report that his two children had been
found near Swan Lake, went there, but
the rumor proved to be groundless. Re-
turning homo tie next day, he discovered
his home in ashes, = FIRE on Friday night
having consumed the dwelling and I'll il.
contained. The neighbors intend rebuild
Ing the house for tho unfortunate family.
THROUGH TIE 1cs.-On Wednesday
evening, Of last waek, after dusk, while
Prof Moore, Of the Normal sahosl,. va
skating On Leke George, 40 !. suddenly
plunged into . large air hole. He sooA
had bis feet On the ground again, but I'M.
fortunately there was nearly hve feet Of.
water between it and his chin. But tho
Professor kept cool, and called out to .
boy near by to lend him helping hand.
Still maintaining his ooolness under these
trying circumstances, the Professor soon
got himself on the top Of the ics again Is
gracefully % might be. The boy under
took to pilot him to shore, averring that he
knew whore al the air-holes were, and in q
moment proved it by plumping into one.
Feeling thst cone good turn deserved an
other," Professor Moore dragged the lad
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Mill Privilege for Sale.

The undersigned win sell . frst-clsss Mill
Privilege, on the Ashley River, five miles
from Sank Centre, on the Red River road.
This is in the heart Of line agricultural
country we'll settled, and offers superior in
ducements for the erection Of grist mill.
For terms, address,
W: ALLEN Wesley, / -
n16-2m Sank Centre. Stesrns Co., Mimi.
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An 1NPlov1M1H1.-An excavation has
been made under tho n. 3. church and
hssting apparatus put in, 20 that the church
Il warmed through opeaisss in the floor.
L II Q decided inprovemenk,
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LIBRARY AssocIA11oN.-The next meet
inr win be 1t the house Of Mr.. John Owen
on Thursday evening Of next week.
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Go . Toby Ana seleoty your chri.t-
mas presents. 70. i,.ss.l $50 ~.
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"Mr LuDs."--A party Of 1nslish titled
Individuals ars eamped between Culdrum
sad. Two Rivers, hunting deer and other
Wild game. They went there last Monday.
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!, RAILROAD '1TExs.-Col. Mcclellan IL en-
gagged in making another survey for the
crossing of the Branch at this place. This
:onelstrikes the river at,the foot Of st. Au-
gusts street, near J. L. Wilson'S house.
Gen. Ira spaulding WAS in .town:on Mon
day. 49,. -. -,..-~s
Col. ". Minor Roberts il expected to be
here tomorrow.
Col. DeGraf and Col Cooks were here
on Monday looking ever the estimates on
the Branch Line, with view to making
bids on the work.
Morris party, engaging on the Main
Line to the mouth Of tho Yellowstone riv-'
or, arrived here on Saturday.
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PLANNING, RE-sAWING, SCROLL sA-
ING AND JOB WORK Of
every description
done to or
der.
DRESS
ed FLOORING,
SIDING, PICKITS and
LUMBER ripped to bills. for sale.
All orders by mail prompt
All ~ attended to. -
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Farmers, look at the Burial lrsn Corn
Shelter, 4 l
$50 at Grovenor's. =
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sllDa.-s.c Wiasiov,1 Z Co. hssis e d. 81
A.ia iAi s'sda i.,r. IN, d ! s.t.se,
5*vhioh NY VII wairaat IN svsly psrtieu-
!. lar. THIS enterprisins Arm i, doius !. y.ry
large business, and Las become one ~ 81 thea
Institutions Of the place. 3 7 4 Il;
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NOTICE.

st. Cloud. Nov. 8Oth, 1870
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z --For pure liquors, for medicinal Or other
purposes 80 to Boyd's. 49, - ..s ,..ss :,
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Rlox FoRr ABznoRoxB1s:-From Mr.. J.
NJ. Bursley, who has just arrived from the
Fort, We learn that force Of % men has
been engaged in erecting the following
buildings:
8stsblss, 2s7 feet long, each,
l quarters for teamsters, 40x80 feet,
l etorehouse. 40x80 feet, :.
l meas house, 1896 feet,
l wagon and harness shop, 16x40 feet,
blacksmith shop, 1886 feet. ,-'',i -
There buildings are distinct from the
garrison, and .r. for ne Us. otthe Disbur-
ling Quartsrnssrer, :vho has recently sre-
moved his headquarters from Fort Snellin g.
About 400 government mules win BE- quar-.
tersdthere. A. storm house, has bssn built
between Forts :Aberorombie and Wads-
worth. ..lv.:..
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= D1.D.-Mr. Niohlas Krsus, one Of the
old citizens Of tho town, died on Saturday
evening. Of disease. Of the heart: His re.
msiut were buried on Monday in tho Cath
Ole grounds. The fire company and Sill
YER Cornst band were in. tho procession.
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:. Po1lo1 Coulr.-On Wednesday, Florens
NeCssthy vas insd b Justice Parsons IS
anA ooots for drunkenness.
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!. !, J. F. Bell l. Co., are SCENTS for the Sim
gsr Machines: at st. Cloud ..;. -. -.
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TIKI FEs11vAI.-Therew WAS . large turn
out on Friday evening to attend the festival
given BY the ladies Of the N. &. church At
sehwartz / Thsis' Hall. Two long tables
were spread with eatables, 1t which several
1slays Of people were supplied. The pro-
o0eds amounted to $176.76. a..
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lightsulmusic. Juliet stood pt one ;9nd
of the piano; st her side. HAIRY Habbitt,
who was turning over, for hSf frSp scti6n,
books. 'T'la ,;to'ss! ii-3o
"You ought to hear Eugsnta Rawisigh
speak Of her," pursued Dir. lyle stShe
declares her not only. the lOveliesss,, but
the most loveable girl on the igiobe."5
'She is probably correct." answered
Mr.. Won Oppenheim. "Miss 0hy burn
appears to be extremely gentle and tract
able in disposition. and as modest rs
Daphne"
"Eugenia told me, not long since, she
was the only woman of her acquaintance
she would be willing for nc TO mnrry"
"Ah?" interrogated his friend, for the
first time Withdrawing his eyes from the
subject of these remarks, and bringing
them to bear on Mr.. Lyle. .1t would
be an eligible match for both parties, no
doubt"
Look at that young dandy. Babbitt," +"
lieve in my soul, he is talking love to
her."
His friend laughed.
"Well, Thed., we cannot prevent it, as
l can see. I suppose Babbitt is privi-
legged to make love to her, if he likes"
Ibid you ever see anybody blush rs
she does?" continued Mr. Lyle.
That, in her case, is no sign of his
talking nonsense" remarked Mr.. Won
Oppenheim.
'No-I believe you are right there. 1
have observed, how that frequent blush
ing, under any exciting or pleasing emo
ton, is e characteristic Of her face. Did
you ever notice the popularity of the
blush? 1t does not crimson the whole
face in red dye, but it is delicate pink
flushing. like the fairy tinting of shell,
or the petals of rose, settling in the
velvet cheeks and breathing light and
freshness from every lineamont."
Upon my word," said the professor,
'you have been remarkably close OBJ
server, during the last few days, and de-
scribe what you have seen with accurate
and graphic power. You should write
book, Thed.: and mako Miss Clayburn
the heroine"
II should like infinitely better to m lake
her wife" replied Thed.
But Mademoiselle's song was finished,
and the band striking up "a quadrille, the
gentlemen separated, going in quest Of
their partners. Long did Juliet remem-
Der TINS party-she enjoyed it SO in.
M. Lyle tctSeu her so much
TO waltz with him, and when she declin-
ed, claimed, us IL rccompcnse for her
cruelty, that she should promenade an
hour On the piazza with him, "where
they woSid reason the matter" h. said
so they walked out in the clear moon.
light, tue sound of gay music aud rcvcry
only making the outside serenity more
enchanting. At last, Harry Babbitt
came to claim her for his dance.
Oh! that first party in Ashburn was
too charming for the feeble powers of
language.
TO BE CONTJNIyED
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ETIWAN GUANOS,
Soluble Manures and Sulphuric Acid

n
IL forn
oswhich
ertiSrs are OIL cred Under two
rIOSpIATF,
tof
w HEEN &
Ia
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M MT@0@LEs.A-nTX.
The Tailor'a Song.

The Tailor'e Song. s., -
BY ToEsoH RNaoLD. Sa' ,4,-. A-
Here in the tenement house cit,
My needle plying all day long;
don't pretend to wondrous wit,
But yet thore must be something wrong.
| win my bread by toiling hard,
Ease knows with me no resurrection,
Though statesmen all my labor guard, /
And give me very much protection,
snipf I stitchi 'Vsl s2h
But never grow rich ~ fa
Can any one tell me the cause OF the hitohH
They tax my needle, thread and shears; ,,,
They tax the woollen cloth sew;
They tax my eyesAthey tax my eaTaEs
They tax me whom come and go
Free trade beyond all doubts curse
They told me 30 at lRet election
yet times somehow are growing worse.
enipl stitch
But never grow rich
Can any one tell the cause Of the hitch?
The men who make my cloth and shears,
Who own the furnace, run the mill,
Exc!aim with many groans and tears
witt. with all this tax we're poorer still.
Without his million what is man2"
And then they sigh in deep detection;
Methinks sec the real plan lH
Coiled, snake-like. in this same protection,
snipl stitch a,yt
| never grow rich
But l think discover the cause OF the hitch.
Protection for the man of means, -
And taxes for tho meaner men; u;ta 8;
Where Government one dollar CLEANS, y = saV.
The rich man reaps his nine or ten.
all right! to do my neighbor good
Grind me some more-I've NO objection,
But let the thing be understood, ~ II ef
And do not call the wrong projections.
1 snipl 1 stitch If.
l never grow rich 'i{ba u
bnt at last discover the cause Of the hitch.
H y
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No dieting hecessary. Price of eithor No. or
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On receipt OF price. the Remedies will be
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LOW PE1ICE9.

WHITE DINNER SETS, new Limoce
w Shapes, l57 pieces, s25. Smaller size
sets praportionately low in prices.
WHITE TOILET SETS, IL pieces, 1920.
WHITE - TEA SETS. "A pisces. Il 90.
GOOD WINn-GLASSES, per dozen, 81 90.
Allother goods in our line equally low. Goods
packed for the country, or forwarded by EX-
press, c. O. d.
WASHINGTON IIADLEY'S
Middle Cooper Institute Block.
Third and Fourth Aves., between 7th and 8th
streets, New York.
Send for Illustrated Photograph and Cata-
logne OF Limoge Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets.
malled Iree. Oct l0 3mo
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Important Notice to Shippers.
t G. It Eses

GENERAL FnElGHT AND TICKET Aor's OFFICE,
1,HE sEABoARb iNAEgp S AAPg9St afR II 1faa S
business and offers rssUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
to the Merchants OF Columbia and up country
RATESmNEW ., YORK TO EO4UMBIA.-First
s1.1o; Fourth Glass sOc.; Fifth Glass c0c., per per
hundred pounds. I-..9 ~ t.tisiT
e5- Rates and Classifications to all other
pc1nts MT North, same as uie Charleston i6ute.
Ihe Steamship Lines connecting, with and
forming part OF the Sea-board Inland Ar Line
are as follows. Be CABEFUL AND sHIp By THESE
LINES ONLY: . ,illslG t1i"I1
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co., End OF
Central Wharf, Boston-E. Sampson, Agent.
Old Dominion Steamship Co., Pier ST North
River, New York-N. l.. McCready, Pres't.; ;of-
ce 1sa Greenwich street corner 1ey Ny
North Delaware Avenue, PhiladeIphia- p.
Clyde, Agent. r7I-@- >$<'''t
Annamessic Line ola Delaware Railroad
more Rsilroad, Philadelpbia. -. -'-"
baltimore Steam Packet Co., lBay Line, ! foot
of Union Dock, Baltimore e. Pobf, Aeant.
So In shipping freight for Philadslphfs be-
Of Lading whether Il is to be &c forwarded war led by, by
Clyde's Steamers, or ola Annamessic Line
For further information, address ,.,,,
Aug 13 General Freivh: md Ticket AT.
South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE, SEPT. rs, 1863.
ElN E1A Eesf Et9s5s.lsia. THEfollowing sehe-
Trains will be observed from this date:
-. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaving Columbia at.............. 7.45 o. m.
AiriV'E9 NJ columbia at .......... 40 p. III
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
leaving Columbia at ........ -. $50 p. NJ.
Arriving at Columbia at 445 a ru
THE CAMDEN TRAIN rF -9D
Will continue to run the following schedules,
TRI-WRRKLY. =. ,.
tMondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
Arrive Columbia 11.00 q. m. Leave 1.45 d. m.
DAILY (sUNDAYs gXcEPTRD
Leave Camden {. .35 am. Ar Kingville 920Am.
I've hlngville 8. Is p. m. Ar Camden O5 pm.
Sept 1G Fl. T. PEAKE. General Supt.
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Pratt's Astral" Oil

Pratt's Astral Oil.
Mike many other Illuminating Oils, Is
~ perfectly pure, and free from all adultcra.
tions or mixtures of any kind. 1t emits no
offensive smell whlo burning. gives a soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance OF safety as gas. Chemists pro-
nounce 1t tho best and safest Illuminating Oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panies endorse and urge upon consumers the
use OF the astral" Oil in preference to any
other. 1t is now burned by thousands Of
families, and in no instance has any accident
occurred from its use; lamp filed with it, ii
upset and broken, will not explode. TO Drc
Oe,x Oens Gaahe'Gtion. ,h the Astral Oil is packed
lon and five gallons each, and each can is
sealed in a manner that cannot be counter
feited Every package with uncut seal we
warrant. Be sure and get none but the gcnu-
inc article, Pratt's "Astral" Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere. and at Wholesale and re-
tail by the proprietors.
OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT,
108 Fulton street, New York.
p. o. Box 3.O-.
Send for circulars, with testimonials and
price lists Enclose stamps for copy of the
ASuM Ltg1u- Jan t36
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l.New Schedule.

Laurens Railroad New Schedule.
MAIL Tr1 3.is on this Road run to
fzE,1AfSreturn SANG day, to conuect with
up and down Trains oIf [ire reenviile and Colum-
bia Railroad, at Heler leaving Laursns at 6
A. NJ, Tuesdays, TIL, fdays and Saturdays.
and leaving Helens Al 80 p. NJ. came days.
July i.s. BOyERS Superintendent
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES.-Olde eyes
"A made new easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, DR. E. B. FOOTE, 100 Lexington Av.
A WAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE,
N TRUsSEs.-Comfort and curc for tho
ruptured. Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents.
Addfess, DIR. L. Is FOOTE,
Dec 10 t3mo 120 Lexington Ave- NJ Y
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Greenville and Columbia RaiIraad

AhOSAbAAo oAa OOlumUla d3Il1OaQ
G1ci TYEJ Ereaestsksae PASSENGER Trains run
- ~ daily except sul day, con,
Meeting with Might Train on Charleston toad
I've Columbia TOO an, I've Greenvilie g. .O6 an,
90 Aston 1855 .' I" Anderson Gas
=" Eewberry10 1896 " " Abbeville 8.45 g
Arr Abbeville S.SOpm 9. Newberry I.25,. m
" "Anderson 5.15 " " Alston Ann a.
Greenville 600 Z" Arr Columbia Zoe ON
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows:
I've band1s.n hnasrson S'So pm Fye Walhaila 4e9 hm
Arr Walhalla 500 = Al Apderson. g. Ioi..
The train will rettrn Fri >aon to Atiter.
JAMES o. MEf4sR, - as,p't.
spaptunDuiB d.
eEe,Ep psSsSs;SS SSs y ssIss..
EanBurg g. H1n Nc 5Sasgs VsS RS and
p,ridsys; ,aS z at 7. Sda. m. sSd srris ston At
!.sip .SS p. M, connecting fitls t.rssnH!le down
saturdays, leave Alston'93O NJ j arrive Spar
tanburg 34O p. M, as per following Schedule. >
49,, Doom Train. Ujo Train.'
. Miles. Arrive. Leave. Arrive cave,
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IlEsFl,fxe, whom you know 20 be henerskle.,,
tsHfgeps 0iifre and TSaied Hoous 16o . 701 Eaf6
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Manufactured by
The National Watch c.,
GF ELGIN, ILL.

Pronounced by Watch
AnkefB Railroad and Ex.
press men, East and West, i,
20 be the most correct
Tine Keepers madc.
Avoid parties who nd.
,..GO.D." PURPORTING
to be Of our make. We
nlrnish Eepel for that
purpose. There aro Emil
.tatlons In. market, To
naf GENuIHE EIlIM
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Exchange of Bonds
III ~

OFFICE CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & A.. r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November I8, 1860.
'HNHE Stockholders of the Chsriuttei and
Il south Carolina, and the Columbis and Au-
gusta Railroad Companies in joint Convention.
July 8, 1869, having consolidated and autho.
rized the issuance by this Company OF lie First
be used for the purpose Of retiring the Bonds
OF said two Companies, respectively, the un-
derslgned hereby givos notice Of his readi-
ness to make the Exchange Of the BONDS.
The Coupon due January 1, 1870 viii be at
tached to the New Bonds. This issue of Bonds
for the purpose designated, will amount to
81 200 goo, which is equivalent to lien Of only
of l95 miles. AS q security, they are regarded
as being better than any heret ofore issued by
either of the two Companies named, and are
confidently commended as one Of the best in
vestments now offered in the Southern States
Nov IL Q. II. MANSON. Treaailrer
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ME Proprietors take pleasure in annouuc-
now open Tor the accommodation OF guests
Tho table will always be supplied with every
1encacy OF the season-both from the New
tork ana Charleston markets, and no efforts
will be spared to give perfect satisfaction. In
very respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
tho reiectory every day from II until 12A.
May 80 II. M'Ii Il. IHGMaHi BAnENHiop PnopR,szons.
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New York Advertisements.

TO BE CONTINUED.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-08
Underground Communi-
cation between Paris
and Tours.
PruSSianS will Force the
Siege Of Paris.
VERSAILLES TO BE SHELLED,
Demand of the Paris Socialists.
Scarcity Of Feed in Paris.
30, 900 PRUsSIAEs AT ROMBAULLET
Prussians Repulsed at
Gis0rs.
Bayarian Objection to the Ger
man (enfederacy.
REVOLT AMONG PRISONERS.
4 Dreadful Earthquake at CAL
abria.
Prussians Repulsed a1
Gis0rs.
Bayarian Objection to the Ger
man (onfederacy.
REVOLT AMONG PRISONERS.
4 Dreadful Earthquake at CAL
abria.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the AReus.

Reported Expressly for the AReus.l
is q complete underground communication
between Paris and Tours.
The approach of winter and the indics
tiohs that the French Republic will make q
stubborn resistance has induced the Prus-
sIans to force the siege of Paris The pre-
parations for shelling Versailles have been
compiesed. All the heavy siege guns are in
position and operations will be commenced
at once.
LONDON, Oct Sth The socialists of Paris
demand the destruction of all monuments
pertaining to Bonaparte as we'll As the con
tiscstion OF all property of,hose who have
left the city. The government has yielded
to some of their demands
There are reports that the question OF
food is becoming q serious one to the people
of Paris. No difficulty Is apprehended If all
resources are properly husbsndsd.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that supplies of meat are
vanishing, breads,uffs are plenty. There
is also plenty of guns, ammunition, &c.
Epernou has been completely evacuated
by the Prussians. There are still sabou,
10000 Prussians at Rom bAulles.
ToURs, Oct. S.-The Prussians at Gisors
have been repulsed by the national guards.
The enemy have. however, formed . camp
near Gisors of 1000 men. Teegrsphic
communication with that place is interrupt
ed and also to the eastward
The only objection the Bavarian govern
ment ha. to a German Confederacy, is her
reluctance to place her army under Federal
charge during times of peace.
The symptoms of revolt among prisoners
at Beverloo continues to increase. The
Belgium rifles that were sent as . prscau
tionary measure have arrived and all of the
malcontents will he distributed among the
different fortresses at once.
ROME, Oct. S.-The Jesuits are leaving
the CITY.
A dreadful earthquake has just occurred
at Calabria Many lives we're lost. Several
villages we're utterly destroyed.
General La Marmara leaves Florence for
Rome Monday.
TUREN. Oct. S.-via ToURs-It is re
ported that the Italian government has
taken the initiative for the declaration that
they have no intentions of claiming Nice
from France