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TIE thief had heard every word Of this
conversation. and was determined to en-
rloy sbe secret - tackIiy aelu red HAY
Ing ugeersd tue g8rI sci. seEea gIales,
he opened ais arms aa1 jumped. Bal lie
fell heavily to the ground, breaking his
leg. At the cut cry be raj ed, the eltlZ-H
pretended 10 awake, ao1 cried ~ be ;
ihere?'
oh sla' exclaimed the lamsa man
1T Is wrstch Shom sell has not served
so well as ii served you
The man was captured end delivered to
the judges, who had him hanged next day
THE NORTH PACIFIC RAILROAD L FIX
I'd FAcT.-1ha MINNEAPOLIS Tsibane Of
Saturday contains the following important
announcement:
We l-arn by a private telegram received
yesterday from 4 well informed quarter
that al necessary arrangements have been
concluded and that Jhe Northern Pacific
railroad viii he built the coming year from
Lake Superior to the Red river This is
important aud gratifying ness, @hich will
be received IS cur citizens with unaoyed
pleasure. We have already. upon several
occasions, referred TO this undertaking as
one OF vast moment TO this state and city,
and It is d qualification 10 know that il is
IN the hands OF parties having pecuuiary
ability 70 press 1t on 10 completion with all
possible energy and speed
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4 ToUGH SToRY.-There fouristes in
a Furnishing village Ct Kent one Of those
good la ured old ladies who have gen
erous scorn % details, and believe on all
occasions IN giving COED effect to their con-
yersatiQn. At one Of the periodical tea
parties to which the village IS suijectshe
was entertaining the company with an
account Of most astonishing hog which
her father had fateneG 10 The enormous
weight Of six thousand pounds Qaeit a
murmur Of surprise went around the room,
during which her husband suggested, Oh
no, ny dear, ii va. SIX hundred pounds -
Why jeremiah, !" said she, in disgust,
the skin weighet that"
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thousands az cases. ~ isen thc Pc
items sUnDosCB he was afflicted VITA
tiEsa se.E.i Die q ease, nave been cured
81. fse Use 81 { ?. csc rem { dies. Extreme
ci.AariHl i9Ts. debility, and cough are
tEkc Usual attendants upCD severe
eases 90 i Es,stEaia or disease of the
objective usGaIss. Egas. ia eases OF
genuine C0.sS ioal. l. csc rSt:igtlies
y 5sE sc TDtttta "a .s2v greatest benefit,
s.rr. : las Iia., s,i.,s sns goraJing.
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1 dom know, danghter-but here
/ Z %. 80 glad 10 see y0ul Are you aa!;e
well? And how is Mfs. pikins?'
l. was II Z. ~ Of the same day. s
hack came down the avenue, from which
proceeded sna,ches Of songs, confused con
Tersati0n, and vacant bursts of Laughter.
Four young meB were IL the hack. Their
hat, were jammed on their head, their
taccs were af3me, their eyes fshy and
hlcodshot, their jaws hung down, or rose
aud fell Ike those OF c9nhrAed idiots
We're bully boys, SAID one.
Made seven five calls aud didenno
asole!
We won't gone t,nornin. Lietil daIilott
applicear.
Issay. drive, takus 'rcmoa>loonr
Tie Cbedleut driver drove hem around
to the fremont saloon. Four young men
staggered oat Of the hack into the reading
room, down into he saloon, then out
through The billiard room to the Lake-st
entrance
Two hours sat he driver aud waited for
his fare Then ae went into the saloon 70
look for his customers. They were not
there He could not find them all that
night
Nor have they been found By an irate
livery man al any time since.
VI.
These four young men with red eyes might
have been or will be seen. day or two la
ter, engaged in measuring ribbons aud
handing down sheeliugs aud silks. They
may Dc found IN ueariy all the dry-c DDS,
au4 in many Of fhe other stores, and in
many other branches of business about Chi
cago. The four represent t1uI hundred or
four thousand young men Of the Garden
y. Ih ir name Is legion, and their ad-
vent may be looked for on any New Year :
morning, 80 long as New Year aud the
great order OF dea beats remain in exist
encc. POLIUTO.
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IS entirely vs-cta EpIC, 1Rlf! ccnjnius 40
Ii,.Sear. 4. IL a & ia 30 tsad 81 i'iUid ~
trace. The Il pss.es Herbs. a4Ad HaTtS.
from ~ :siri n 1hv-g t-sE1Sts tGs M 4 i e
are gathered ist Germany. All the
sseGESsts.i virtues are eG5rGc ted from.
E.s..s by a NyIr-Etjar chemist. These
extracts are them forsT aI-J. 81 40 this
cGuutg, 10 be u-v8 expressly fer the
f.su!lgs9tcI sETe oi these h.attcI>. iaere
h. G4s aIta.0liC 81 distance al any Kind
usr<a - CO.'S; pc l,ss38E the iijitcrs,
Ises.rs i : j:.s otGiy EStt8egs that cam
u Ilzed ia casts - mere GlcG Aoiic slim
UEAla.s are noe st1s liable.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are Iiat:V stTonr by using fEie Buffers
0r Tonic. ER snCs. they are s.auiifr
y S'.iciIEe-. y hvy can Be 10 Estilliste
with perfect saISts to Child t5,re
months OSG, IIlv .Iual delicate fpi.ais.
u man o. ninety,
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Sonchow the world las fallen in.o the
habit Of sighting New Year and Uest0w
INK the majority OF lis attentions on
Christmas. You buy your wife present
when Christmas comes, AMI through her,
you present yourself something 10 con-
incarceration Of the same ausrIcI0u> day.
Christmas is further hoaored BY having
its stories and its carols. Who ever heard
of New Years story or New ! ear ;
carol? Nobody. Aud this negligence do L
reward as a grave slight upon New ear :.
What odds has Christmas over the other
dsy2 Is it am better looking, worth any
more money, OF any more resi- cct@giy con
nccted
Ia fact, christmas Is under obligations 10
New Years Suppose The latter should
stop, what would become OF the former?
New Years may say with reference to
Christmas as Mrs. GFadggInd said to her
daughters: i wish never had been
born 20 | could see how awould get along
without me.
Convinced that great Injustice is done 10
New ear | propose 10 somewhat remedy
it. This day Is entitled 10 ils caro-. and IL
story. 1t shall have 10th in time Here
Is one OF them,to begin with:
A NEW YEAR ) STORY.
t.
Sly vou,r men sat around table In
hiphiv respectable. mp town. and ab0y>con~
Quoted free lunch saloon. All of them had
some sausage, some cheese, some picked
cabbage. and each OF them ardeuJly wished
for glass Of beer Pressing lmpecualolsty
however, pc eatcd the c5lsummatIon OF
the latter wish.
They ate heartily. and took their drains
in imagination Not far from them stood
light haired TeutOn, who gazeI - th-A
with a stern ylsaga.
The time was the 3Ist of December, the
hour somewhere between dark aud mid-
night.
The young men were all tolerable well
dressed. They bore the appearance OF be
longing to the 3rist0cra.lc class OF HaJ0bs
who measure rbbons, and hand down dress
goods at the princely salary OF SD per
week Their faces al had that intarestin-
feminine look peculiar to their profession.
They all had gorgeous seal rings oi brass.
expensive a. pins III their UOsum-, watch
chains VIII 80 enormous Size was the r.
verse Of their price, and good clothes whose
cost could be ascertiJucd hy reference 60
the deb rage of I'll books OF various con-
fding tai!ors.
All of them we're handsome. They han
more or less dyed mou,taaha in the ccowd;
an occasional attempt nj WhI>kegs, III Nilcu
only partial success had resulted; anu
Hyperion cuIls gotten up most elaUOrdtciy.
II
We'll, boys" said one, we cant raise
the beer tonight, 50 lets arrange thn2s
for to morrow.
It's an Internal shame we can raise
drink to night, said auoiblr. = hat the
lido You bring Us here for where tie MAJ
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T'houSa1,ts OF letters have beer, =.
"etVee, yeStits lag 10 tlie virtue o. "a a.,
ECBEruse-.
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a1euRe the death 81 soldiers killed ID 6 uuar.
rel, sttackod the ';oitjzena: both parties were
lenee followed, and several soldiers. Citizens ems
ana policemen were hurt. The eoldiera were
finally arrested. a--
LoHDos Eoyember 14-Oa Sunday, the
tion from Russie Of the abrogation of the
treaty OF 1856. Gambetta, in q dispatch to
tho representative here. says Gortschakoff's
note relative to tho treaty of 1856, indicates
an understanding between Russia and Prus.
sia dambetta thinks England cannot re-
main passive in tho presence OF such obnox-
lous proceedings. Garibaldi and the French
tions.
BELGIUM, November 14.-The Prussians are
6ombarding Thionvile, causing extensive
hres. The entire town seemed to DO burning
on Saturday.
BERLIN, November II Herr Guttenbach, a
banker OF this city, has been arrested for dis
loyalty. The offence was subscribing for tn c
new French loan.
The Prussiaus allow Marshal Canrobart to
reside at Stuttgart; Marshal LeBOuf at Bonn;
Bazaine at AK Ia Chapelle.
vERsAILLEs, November 14.-Tann, in his
oihclaireport, announces his loss on the Meuth
at forty-two officers killed and wounded.
BANANA, November 14.-On Monday last,
the Prussian war steamer Meteor, three guns,
ana the French war steamer Bouvet, five guns,
entered the narbor. The Meteor sailed again
after the French mail steamer Nouveau.
which returned, fearing capture. On Tues.
day. the Bouvet sailed and waited outeido for
the Meteor. Tho Meteor followed after legal
time. The Spanish steamer fernando Cortos
sailed to observe. The Meteor had sixty mon,
and the Bouvet eighty men. The Bouvet
opened fire with five shots, whice the Meteor
returned. The Bouvet then attempted to
board the Meteor, but failed. Her rigging
became entangled, carrying away the main
and mi2zen m asts. The falling masts became
entanged with the Moteors screw, and at the
same moment tho Meteor sent shell into the
3ouvet, exploding her steam pipe. The Me-
teor became ounmanageable from the entangled
screw. The Bouvet, finding herself discntan-
gled, sailed for port. The Meteor continued
reach Cuban water, when the Hernando
Cortes fired gun as signalt that the combat
was closed. Both fought bravely. The vic
tory was accorded to the Meteor. Both are
now in port repairing damages. The Meteor
had two killed and one wounded. The Bouyet
had three wounded.
BRUSSELS, November 4-Correspondents
write hence that information has been re-
celved that Paris cannot hold out longer than
tlirco weeks. The Prussians, therefore, will
trust to hunger to compel tho surrender. No
bombnrdment will occur.
lioNDoS. -iOycmber 14.-Much snow has
fallen i'll Northeastern France.
ToURs, November 14.-Despatches from
Lille anrounce the Prussians near LaFar
An engagement occurred on Saturday near
Evoru1. where the Prussans were defeated
with loss.
battle is expected to-day at Toury, whth-
cr the army OF the Loire is advancing.
BaVarlan prisoners, recently brought to
Tours, have been gent to Lisle.
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Sherif's. Sale

Pi virtue of sundry writs Of .Jieri fac;as to
1O me directed, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in December next, III front OF the
hours,
All that PLANTATION or Tract OF Land in
Hlchiand ann County, containing sixteen hundred
!i,6uS) acres, more or less, and bounded on
y; Adams, South by - Geiger, and on the
Weat by Robert Adams levied on as the pro-
perty Of Isaac T; Weston, at the respective
SUITS SO OF nlaria l.. Bower, Administrative, Moul-
trio Weston, Execu' or, Robert O. Shiver. John
McLaughlin aud William Glaze rs. Isaac T.
Weston.
Tho above described property will be sold
at q 1ne rlsk and cost or the former purchaser
Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE,
Nov Is NTH 8 n
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CoroasEyI ID r. GoIsngnE bald ON in.
quest yesterday, .af lhe State Papiten.
tiary, oyer che body Of q, convict named
B. F. Hill. The verdict Of the jury was
that the deceased came to 'hia death by
the accidental discharge of pistol III
the hands of one ;of the guard, named
Marcellus Lomax.
AN ENGRAVING OF GENERAL ROBERT E.
LEE.-Messrs. Bostwick g. Winter, 177
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, have
placed upon our table copy OF their
engraving of General Robert E. Lee.
The head is life size. and is the largest,
we believe, ever produced on steel
plate. In the combination of artistic
and mechanical skill it has been rarely
excelled. This engraving was under
taken by Mr.. Walters, under the aus
pices of the American Art Union, and was
the object of long, assiduous labor, the
result of which is the best likeness Of
the illustrious Confederate chief that we
have ever seen. The artist has succeeded
in catching that popularity in expression
which all who have ever seen Gen. Lee
will not fail to recognize. The engrav-
ing is q beautiful work of aft-well
worthy place in every household. It
is sold only by subscription. Expert
enced agents are wanted by the publish
ers. hlr. w. NJ. Bostwick, one of the
members of the firm, is at the Nickerson
House.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Copeland & Bearden-Notice.
Pollock House-Switzer Kase.
Meeting Columbia Lodge.
independent Fire Engine Company.
Mrs. NJ. Palmer-Monthly Nurse.
Worrell Sisters Tonight.
z. E. Frazee-Sheriff's Sales.
Columbia Male Academy.
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AIaSTao ON @alea .


Handsome FurAtturS In Good Condition.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS Tuesday, MORNING. 10Th inst, I will
=, large and general variety desirable FUR
NIIUKE, In good order, among which are,
~ CHAIRS, Tables Bedsteads, Bureaus,
ward @WaIdrobes. Washstands, Extension Table,
ALSO, .Att III
I Fine Parlor Set, consisting OF Q Sofas,
ClMnaihogany Hair seat.) 6 Chairs. 2 Arm
Top;) Dining groom Set, Oak, fineiy carved,
consisting OF handsome Side.board, marble
Top,) @ Chairs and superior Extension Table;
IN. handsome Chamber Bet. Mahogany, consist-
Dressing Bureau, marble Top,} With Wash-
stand to match, and Wardrobe.
ALSO, ''---
car1sa handsome GhsmbsE SEX Ok
ing bureau, Marble Top,) Washatand; Ward.
robe and Chairs. ,-,.-1.
n;at; China Tea SGT, ard variety Of house. fur
The above are open for inspection. Noy1s
sheriffs Sale. 20 ~ q Y
Under Order Of Judge Of Probate.
d. E. Scott Executor, ns. James Q. Kenneth
pursuance OF an order made by the Hon
4; i Mm: Hutson Wigg, Judge 81 Probate for
niCHrSuq County, Will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in December next, in front Of the
Court House, In Columbia, within the legal
Ali that TRACT OF LAND in. 'Rich,ana
County, situated on the Wihnsboro Rond.
about ten miles from Columbia, containing
two hundred and forty (24O) aores. more or
less. and bounded on the North by lands Of
ford, South by lands OF Sigh, and West by
lands Of - Douglass. ,.,,G .-@fa51,i-'
The above described property will be cold
at the risk and coats OF former purchaser!
Terms cash. r f. RRAZEE
Nov Is NTH i li.,t"I s n n!
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Hbsrsi and II reg1isair; RoppGbiioans:, m the
Senate, neither pefty hsse majority, but the
Democrats will have control.
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Real Estate.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & som.

ON MONDAY, the 21st instant, will be sold at
auction, 'iN,'
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, bounded North
by tho Sand Hill residence OF Robert Bryce,
East by the main Road to Rice Greek Springs,
West by lands OF DR.. e. Marks and w. J. Duff
ne. Buildings on the land. Terms, cash.
May be treated for privately. iG Nov13
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Ea &C asAaa. sMIaf@ 9aa % !.

a reliable. sober, i'swii."a; printer can
obtaih q pefhSheht situation. by apply
ing as onseat PAGsrx Ofilce. .,F,,s
ILLEGAL VoTMa ALI citizens cogni-
1ans of frahds perpetrated ut the recent
election are requested to report the
pamss'o of the offenders to q. 8. Commis.
sioner Janney. This is duty.
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have arrived at Marsailles, and have gone to
the front.
A report is reiterated to-day that the post.
ponement OF the bombardment of Paris is due
TO tho earnest entreaties OF Victoria Tho
North German Parliament meets Monday
week, Tor tho purpose OF raising funds to
prosecute the war. A loan will bo proposed
but its form is not yet settled.
despatch from Tours, dated Saturday, to
the London press, says nothing further is
made known of the movements OF the army OF
and the occupation o, Chevilly. The German
retreat was efectedin perfect order, German
losses since the 7th are 10000. General Wei
den is evidently moving to join Tam; bridges
will be destroyed and roads barricaded to
obstruct his march.
camp, of instruction is forming at Tou-
!ouse, under General Dcmayas, as nucleus
for an army OF tho southwest.
LONDON, November ia rumor il current
in diplomatic circles that Russia has informed
tho powers that Russia considers the treaty
of Paris Of 1856 abrogatcd.
Marquis de Chateau Renard has arrived at
Derno ana goes to Tours Oh special mission.
ToUns, November 13-Gambetta has re-
turned here and reported that SCHNEIDER, late
President OF tho Corps Legislatiff, sold La
Creuzot to an American Company, and the
American flag is hoisted there.
BRUSSELS, November LITTLE Belgian Gov
ernment negotiates with the Paris and Tours
Governments, to prevent tho inundation of
the marsh lands around Dunkirk.
LONDON, November l4.-Tho Times corrcs-
pondent ut Tours says the moral effect OF the
victory near Orleans is incalculablo. Rein
iIorcemcnts to Paladino go forward rapidly
1t reports that Paris is distresslngly short Of
provisions. This is confirmed by dispatches
from various quarters. Bismarck denies
having negotiated with Eugenie.
Inc German Liberals approve the meeting
OF the German Parliament at Versailles.
LOUIS, November 14.-The Journal ONcial
charges that tho Prussians pillaged Valla-
neux three hours, on account OF q stubborn
resistance. They next levied enormous con i.
trloutions and then plundered the inhabi-
tants. The German artillery caissons CAP
tured near Orleane contained laces and vslua-
Die ornaments, taken from the country seats
around the city.
coRK' ;Novemberr Il Fifty soldiers, to
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
~~~~~~~<>~
TAMMAN Y.

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ESTSYs.As15ss ESTspHas ~ APs!sSsEs 4PF4sSsEs
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unique aPponpt%sn.s ROBERT NickLE and all the TAM
HbMssIoN % 10 sY'c 50 cENTs. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
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Famous cS1ssy %TE s5sr g Enis sosY oeS'ry h'''''
with tho favorite cast OF this theatre.
TUESDAY EvESIso FEB. iS,
after long and elaborate preparation
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and Powerful r" Work.
The Rsignns Par,sian scnsaaon,
FRoU-FkoU
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the rATsY
The Soys.ns''. Mis-. EMEIiE kiEIl
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at at Tss Fssi; sesns MfTf'9fs Falya.e rhea.rioa
ACT 5-Paris; and the Contamination
FRoU-FRoU MATINEE, SATURDAY NEXT Ara
Box Book open six days In advance
u Corner Of twenty third stree, and Eighth avenue
yaMMEEs fISh "a rropriesor
JOHN kxuiiEMEST SEsfssss ana treasurer
JOS. ros1aa fhcosp and JOHN Msfk {. 22ooDosouows
/ $sa$$s$E$ss: Sss4s$$s$|$ss: Sss$$4#E$ss: i
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NINETEENTH CENTURY,
NEW FRENCH BALLET,
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NEW FRENCH BALLET
ROZE, AJAX, BR NETTI,
AJAX, BRUNEfTI, ROZE,
BRUNETTI, ROE, AJAX.
DEVERNA'S
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GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
Universally acknowledged the marvel of
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SCENIC GRANDEUR
GORGEOUS SCENERY, SUPERB COSTUMES,
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HERALDTC BANNERS AND TROPHIES,
ELABORATE APPUfNTMENYS
and completeness OF detail jusying its distinction the
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
secured TEN advance, At the box Of
Schirmos music No 70l broadway and at
the Ele Railway ticket oce Twenty street ana
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13

NIBLOsS GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN PREPARATORY ANNOUNCEMENT.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN FIVE YEARS
at this abIistment OF
MR.. AND MRS BARNEf WILLIAMS
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 81 1871,
win be presented for the first time In this city ana
original Drama In three acts by Edmund FaIconer, author
OF .'Peep O'Day," Sc, entitled,
lNNISFALLEN;
Or, THE MEN IN THE GAP.
This OF real life and OF the present time will be
produced with
SPLENDID CAST OF CHARACTERS.
New, beautiful and G. claracteristic
IRISH SCENERY,
including Tebhin's celebrated Panorama of
THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY,
imported from London expressly for
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