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Pen,e rudllng la one Of Dc new artlcloa d

PcNse pudding is one ofthe new articles Of
food adopted for ra,ions for Tie lrusian soldiers.
IL las tho advantage Of being chcapi il will keep
for long time, and it contains a large amount Of
nutritious matter. The idea of using it was bor-
rowed it is said, from the Chinese, but the Ger
mans have improved upon the Chinese pattern
by mixing smoked meat, chopped up small, with
the peasc If boiled 1t forms complete meal Of
joint and vegetable if eaten cold it is equally
good, and u small quantity will last man for u
day.
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Was Napoleon DcceiycdF

The idea that NAPOLEON was deluded re- |
spccting the number OF soldiers he could |
bring into action cannot stand examination |
for moment. During the remarkable de.
bato Of June 30 in the Leg slative Body. Of
which We have already given some account
II was stated both hy Mr. THEIRS aud Mar
Hhal LIE BGCF that the French army con.
iaincd on that day lut four hundred thou
pand soldiers, ami kat cut of this number
eighty thousand must be deducted for the
force permanently EN- loy,l in ALGERIA aud
the gcniarmc3 in pole, service throughout
France. This leaves only three hundred and
twenty thousand actual effective men Cor the
purpose Of an immcdiat, war Il is tru.
that the reserves 81 this army, likewise iour
hundred Thousand in number were liable 70
lie called into ac,iyc service; LUZ no man Of
my experience, and certainly not LOUIS
NAPOLEON, coul cxpcc; that In fortnight.
these reserves coull be male available for
practical USE in campaign.
II was also demonstrated IL tits debate
that the armies under the control of Prussia
contained Eve hundred Thousand eii,ctiv,
men who could instantly be put into the
field and that their reserves likewise five
hundred thousand, could be lroE .ht forward
nt comparatively early day. So that VIII lc
Franco would have for the beginning Of
war but three hundred and tU ATTY thousand
men, from which number, Us .I:Ilts stated,
she could not bring under fire moro than
two hundred Thousand. Prussia could com
mencc war with five hundred thousand, and
have five hundred thousand more for use
much sooner than the French reserves Of
four hundred thousand could he got ready
These important facts were set forth IN the
French Legislature both ~ Marshal LLBGUF,
Minister of War, aud Mr.. TnILIs, tue very
highest authorities upon the subject which
could be found in France. This question 10,
fore the Chamber upon which his 3ca7z,oa
arose was whether tho contingent 10 bc
ronscriptcl for 1870 sho.dl be ninciy thoa
sand mcH. t. the Ministry !r POS j, ora los.
number, a. GAl;SIEg-pAG.s and JULES
,FAvHE desired.
Notwithstanding these fac.s thus nal,
public, it is still believed in many Qaar.cr-
that NAroLEoT was deceived and le.
irayel AMI That le supposed when hc hn-
gou the WAY tia, H. w1all re able 20 TO- G.
The field Il mach lar-,r army tiaa actual.
beloved LIN; AMI ou. % g., l. MI men who
telegraph from Europe miXtsrs Of sens,
AMI noul .a. .ug d., I.,ilao actually scaas
,ycr tn. '.l,uvi0" statcn"ntg:
~. Ht,.-T 1925. DO b.. r,rar, TO the sena,e. ia,
10" 70 '44 80 1917 i.H'i
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TRAILING OH Ininn Cnnrsc.

match was Yesterday trottcd on the Union
Course Tor 81 90 by Dan PciiCr's brown mare i,cl
ic Grant and SIN Sammis's brown gelding Venture,
both improving horses II vas nile tCats, tor, III
five, In harness Nellie won in three straight heats.
1me-2.5J 2JOL 25i.
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w at remarkable event IL would Io il
BAvcnorr DAVIS, Acting Secretary OF state, who
made 100000 by single bride, should b. the
person to reply officially to the telegram Of JuLS'
F,vgE announcing the establishment of tAe
French Republic Verify, the United StatcFNre
covered with shame before all the world through
President GrASrs wickedncss in keeping man
convicted # bribery in such an Office.
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The New York West Shore aud C.ica.o Rail
road Company has been or"GuiZed by capi,4lists ia
this city. II Is proposed 10 construct m luuypeud-
cot road from uoboken t. Athens, thence along TIE
crossing thence to Canada, and following nearly an
air limo TO Chicago shortcpiag the distance be-
tween that city and New York about one luEdIcd
mucA
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FTesldcnt OF CuDnn Junta.
j. n. METRE,


If the constitution which the French PEG
lie may hereafter adopt no as thoroughly
aoblc anu progressive in its tone and ten
.lency as is that Of the Cuban Republic, its
establishment and duration will benefit man
Kid. And if the French nation show one
,ithe Of the stubborn determination TO live
free mon which has boon exhibited ly the
Cu' ans, their success IL certain.
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THE CHI DREN,s GAIA DAT.
Thirteen Thousand Pupiis OF sunday schools
Gathered on the DenyiIle Camp Grounds
nrfflian nj

Thirtecu thousand Pupiis OF sunday schools
Gathered on the DenyiIle Camp Grounds
4 Brilliant Spectacle.
The Morris County Sunday School Association
and the Plssalc Sunday School Unlon celebrated
yesterday on the Methodist camp grounds, near
Deuvi'lc y. J. From carly morning until afternoon
special trains were run on Tho Morris aud Essex
Railroad and its several branches. carrying passen-
gers OF ell ages ana stations In lie to the scene or
festivities. Ninety seven car loads Of children Of
ole Hundred aud nineteen Sunday schools with
their teachers and parents, numbering over ten
Housed, were cizembnrkod at the Dehyile depot
NJ. to o'clock, while at the lowest possible estimate
Eve thousand mere were added 10 the assenllllge
from the VILLAGES near the camp grounds.
The children Of the various Sunday schools,
dressed in holiday attire, were scattered around
among the tent, and NV nues Of tho grounds, under
tie surur, .'i0u Of Major Wlloushby Powell Mar
s'al OF the Gay. ~ noon n general rush wsbluadc
for provision baskets, water buckets, and baskets OF
fruit and cakes and the avdy with which the little
ones ate thcir lunch Indicated that the excitement
had not damaged their nppcttes.
Shortly before 2 o'clock the various SUNDAY
schools were marsualled by their Superintcndea Is
in trout OF the speukers stand 10 divisions, ia thc
80. al afrs
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Free Cuba TO Free France.

With excellent judgment tho Cuban
Representatives to this country have hast
cncd 10 congratulate the French milton
on its return to republican form of govern
mont. The following is the text of the tele
gram to Mr.. JULES FAvRE, the new French
Secretary for Foreign Affairs;
NEW YoRK, Sept. Z, 1870. q
m. a'ae, Fdrre, Minister ror Foreign AGdiys " ms
FTe7cA EepubHc, Paris:
The representatives Of the Republic Of Cuba in the
Uulcd States, in the OF ther brethren fighting
Or the liberty OF their country, hail the return OF
France to her republican form Of government, and
trust that her example may be followed by al
nations MIGUEL DF ALBANIA,
President OF Cuban Junta.
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6ggrtGaft ddNy cVtHtaIt0N tuW UCt",
10000. AUeydae daty eirculdtiop dur
ing he ucct, 1880. Daily Srcroge
turing the preeioas Geek, ending AHguS 81,
I20.7C7.
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The daily circulation Of THE SUN during
NE last neek Uhich aided on Saturday,
Spt. 3, r0s as follotos:
MONDAY. ,......ttS,7OU Thursday ...... t,JOQ
wednesday 49,. $500 satarday..".'.' $500
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The design of the German authorities,
as gathered from Prussian officers Of
high position, was first to prevent Ger
many from being made the theatre OF
slaughter, and second, to attack the
French army in three places simultnnc-
ously. Tribune telegram.
Prussian soldiers say that the hardest
fighting of all was ut Weissenburg.
There was much hand-to hand work; but
the French, although bravo, know not
the use Of the bayonet. No rrussian
soldier has received q bayonet wound.
A lively fellow, under arrest in Iowa,
has made u confession covering his doings
for seven years. He remembers nine
murders within that time, but doesn't
care to go back further.
Mr.. Richard Cathcart, IN old and re-
spected citizen of Fairfield District, died
ut his residence in Winnsboro, on Mon
day evening, at the advanced age of
seventy-6ve years.
Epitaph for waitcr-''served OUT
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A Buffalo serenader sang "I'm think
ing, love. of thee," when about four
gallons of water from third-story win.
dow proved that her papa was thinking
Of him.
Chancellor Zabriskie, of New jersey,
says he has granted more divorces since
the war than were granted previously
since the formation of the State.
Sioux City has had On illustration of
woman's rights. A man ut the wash tub
and the martyred wife enjoying herself
doing nothing at the window.
Advices from ST. Avoid, to the 18th
instant, state that the Prussians have
taken II 900 prisoners.
A deacon at Cavendish, Vermont, was
recently fined ten dollars for selling cider
to an habitual drunkard.
Jacob Chickendance and Peter Hog
waltz keep rival stalls in the Indianapolis
market.
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NANCY. The city of Nancy, occupied
by the Prussians on Friday, and about
which so much has been said in our
foreign dispatches. is located on branch
of the Meurthe River, and is one of the
finest and best built places in France.
The railroad running from Strasburg to
Paris passes through the place, and the
Prussians in occupying it sever all rail
communication between Metz aud Paris,
except by the roundabout way of the
Belgium border. Nancy was taken in
1475 by Charles the Bold, who was
killed before its walls. In 1854 it was
again taken by Louis XIII. Its citadel
is still preserved, but its Notifications
we're razed by Louis XIV. It's popula-
ton ranges between 40, 900 and $4,000.
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ruler of France. which may not be as
bloody as that demanded of Louis XVI,
but will certainly be rs stern and rs diff
fcult to satisfy.

Most, INFAMOUS AND LAwLRss Con-
DUcr.-The Edgefeld Aduertise,. oom-
plains bitterly of the unlawful action of
the so-called colored soldiers stationed in
that town, and says:
The dastardly habit these black mill
tiamen indulge themselves in, of darting
out in full force upon white men, pell-
NELL and with guns, raging fierce, pro-
fame, blaspheming, Insulting, blood
thirsty, nn'st be put a stop to. If the au-
thorities who are here to command them
cannot do so moro eGectually, then the
white citizens of this community must
prepare for their defence. These militia
men wait not to be callod upon; they
seem to be amenable to no orders. They
have not the rcmotest idea of the con-
duct and duties of soldier. And yet
they arc soldiers, and we are paying
them for soldering it over us. Each
one of them makes any little quibble
that may come under the notice of the
town marshal, his o,cm priua!e and per-
sondl affair.". If the marshal is resisted
or cursed, each one seems to fancy him
self personally insuNed. The offending
white man is seized, dragged, pushed,
kicked into the Jail, by crowd Of fierce,
ooA4dAoAoupS uCbtOCS ILhCu
one raves and rants on his own response
bility. Eaoh one brandishes q weapon
of some sort Each one rends the air
with unheard-of blasphemy. Each and
oil Of the friends of the offending white
man are gratuitoasly dared to come for
ward and be shot like dogs.
Why are these negroes not better in
structed in their duty as sohlicrs:9 Why
is it not impressed upon their minds
that they should do their duty, and no
more. Do their duty, acting under or
ders, with their mouths shut, and with
out making the affair in hand q personal
matter.
But in the end. let us also exhort our
people to e.ctreme prudence, caution and
patience. Nay even to long-sWering and
endurance. Let all citizens from the
country beware of spending the night in
town, without it be in private house;
and let even the youngest, boldest and
rashcst make prudence his motto. The
Interest Of ou, country demands This Of
as.
The Radical party, just now, would
rejoice in nothing more than in diff
Guilty between the whites and blacks Of
Edgefeld.
But be ready, and IF these black, So
called soldiers, ITO bring on a fray, as IL
auoud seem they are determined to do. let
them not pass through the ordeal HghAy'
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The lightning rod of the Presbyterian
Church, in Yorkyille, and the lightning
rod of the Kings Mountain Military
Academy, i'll the same town, were struck
by lightning a week ago, without the
slightest injury to either building. A
practical test Of the value and use of
lightning rods.
The Empress Eugenie is said to be de-
voured by restless fear of the conse-
quences Of the great struggle she did so
much to bring about. For hours she is
engaged in consultation with her confes-
sor, and her features have assumed a
careworn and haggard appearance.
4 convict in the State Prison ut We
thcrsfeld, Conn.,, named James Wilson,
stabbed Captain William Willard, the
Warden of the prison, yesterday, with a
shoeknife. The wound proved fatal in
very few hours.
Three laborers were recently killed by
the caving in of bankments-Patrick
Burns, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. and John
Driscoh and John Brown, Mt Fort Hill,
near Boston.
The Republican Nominating Conven-
ton, which assembled in Florence on the
10th, nominated Senator J. Fl. Rainey
(colored) for Representative to Congress
from the First Congressional District.
A man who wants to be on the safe
side says lie shall not undertake to say
which is right, France or Prussin, until
he finds ont which is left when they get
through fighting.
4 London journal advertiscs "fairy
air pillow, which weighs but two ounces,
and when nnintlated, can be packed in a
note envelope; also, q pocket life-prc-
server, weighing three ounces"
a dry-goods dealer in Michigan re-
Gently invented fire escape, and, singu-
lar enough, like DIR. Guillotine, was him
self the first to test it's practical utility;
but the result was not the same, for it
proved his savior.
Tom Taylor writes to the Manchester
Guaytiian from the continent that Eng
land may renew her offer Of mediation
with better prospects of success now that
battles have been fought.
1t is so hot in Iowa City that the cat
fish in tue river there como out under the
shade trees to fan themselves with their
tNils.
A Methodist minister, Of Lake County,
California, il building church with the
n sistance OF one single man, who makes
tho mortar.
Tho press in all parts of France reso-
lut,ly dcnonnce overtures for peace until
the Prnssians are driven from the soil.
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Proceedings OF Council.
SOUNOiA S6AmhEbs
COLUMBIA, s. c.. AuQust 16.. 1870.

COLUMBIA, .. u, August 10, 1870.
Council met at 5 p. N. Present-His
Honor the Mayor; Aldermen Denny,
Goodwin, Hayne, Minort, Mooney,
Simons, Smith, Taylor. Thompson, Wal
lace and Wigg. Absent - Alderman
Cooper.
Tie minutes of the regular meeting Of
August 2, 1870, was read and approved.
PETITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS ETo.
Communication from G. Bruce Walker,
Esq, relative to foot bridge oil Gervais
street, near Bull. Referred to Commit
tee Oh Streets.
Petitions from Giles Harrison and
Abram Rice for appointment MS assistant
policemen. Received as information.
Accounts of J. NJ. Allen, Sidney Park,
S39.17, and Pagan Bros, Aims House,
$4,000, we're presented and referred to
Committee on Accounts.
Account of Williams & Manigault
against Sidney Park, $500, was pre-.
sented, and on motion of Alderman Mi
mort, ordered paid without the usual re.
ference.
Alderman Wigg, from Committee on
Ways and Means, reported back report
OF City Clerk for month of July, 1870,
as examined and found correct. Con-
Cured in. Also. from same committee,
on petition of Joseph Mcmillan for re-
lief from tax assessed in 1867, alleged as
having been paid, and recommend that
the prayer be not granted, as no evil
dence of payment has been produced.
On motion of Alderman Thompson,
the report was adopted.
Alderman Hayne, from Committee on
Market, reported back report of Clerk of
Market for July, 1870, as examined and
found correct. Concurrcd in.
Alderman Thompson, from Commit
tee on Licenses, reported favorably on
petition of E. O'Halloran, for tavern
license. Adopted.
Alderman Denny, from Committee on
Accounts, reported back the following
accounts, and recommended payment,
which was agreed to: J. g. L. r. Agnew,
Sidney Park, S6.75; Mayrant Il Howell,
Sidney Park, S26.37; T.. A. Schneider,
Market, SIS. so; S. Green, Market, 97S.75;
William Sloane, Market, S1.75; John
Crowley & Co., Market, rs; J. G. Dial,
Water Works, $12.77; Peter Surgener,
City Hospital, S11.2O; @. Minort, City
Hospital, $3.50; Taylor & Graham, Aims
House, S204.61; Taylor & Graham,
Street Department, 5000; Taylor &
Graham, Guard House, S16.7O; j.
Thomas, Aims House, S7.42; A. L. Solo
mon, Aims House, $1,000; B. W. Tay-
lor, Aims House, $500; Lunatic Asy.
lum, on account, SG3333.
Alderman Simons. from Committee on
Fire Department, reported favorably on
petition of Messrs. Tozer & McDougall,
for permission to erect steam engine
corner Richardson and Lumber streets,
for purpose of running cotton gin.
Adopted.
Alderman Wallace, from Committee
on Water Works, presented report
embodying proposal from Col. S. A.
Pearce, Jr., relative to supplying water
power and erection of water works. On
motion of Alderman Taylor, the further
consideration of the matter was post
poned until the next meeting of Conn.
Gil.
On motion of Alderman NIinort, at
$50 p. m., Council adjourned.
WILLIAM j. ETTER,
Clerk of Council.
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THE attention OF the reader is respectfully
invited to tho advertisement Of Bradiield l.
CO., in another column. They arc undoubt-
cdly selling the best remedies out for the
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD.
rIELD's FEMALE REGULATOR and DR.. PpUpn1Tr's
CELEBEArED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines Of their age. Try them and be
well, ns these gentlemen guarantee satafac-
ton or money refunded. AT
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A private letter from Berlin gives an
amusing account Of the helter skelter
manner in which the tourists tried to
get away from the watering-places, and
of their bewilderm Ont when they found
that the railways were monopolized by
the Government. People stood oil day
long and waited, trying for tickets,
standing from morning ill evening
without being able even to reach the
ticket Offices for the rush. In one place
400 trunks were left. with all the brilliant
summer toilets, and silks, and laces, and
jewels. Imagine the dismay of the fair
owners Of all these brilliant toilest at
being obliged to abandon them.
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Carolina Manufacturing Company,

oo7 o1H11e1 3U1aObttR111S 0VNPduyt
HAVING opened Branch House in
@9 the city of Columbia, offcr for sale the
I'D lateet patented and beet mado STOVES;
S"S Sthc most improved patterns and rcgu-
lar sizes OF all kinds of TIN-WARE, and
everything in these particular lines, with
confidence of their merit.
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work done with despatch, by superior
workmen; Plumbing, in all its branches, ex-
ccutcd. II you want Wator carried to all
convenient points about your premises, we
will do your work at such prices as will enablo
all to afford it.
Ehrlich's Building, four doors below Dryce's
corner. Aug 1S +
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FREE FROM DIET.-Is there any hair color.
ing preparation, either here or in Europc.
that resembles PHALoNs VITAIIA, OR SAIyA.
TIoN FOR TIE HAIR? Not one. 1t is q clear
fluid hat flows from tho bottle; does not stain
the skin, and produces none but natura,
shades Of color. 1t has no sediment Sold
by all druggists AID fancy goods dealers.
AuG Glit
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REFORM Is NOT TREASON under
stand that the Union Leagues have pro-
nounced it treason for any of their mem
bers to support tho candidates of the
Union Reform. This we consider all
nonsense; for the friends of reform have
never scrupled to nominate Republicans
whom they considered honest. Now, if
the League objects to honest Republi-
cans for Office, the inevitable inference
must be that they want dishonest Repub-
licans. Union Leaguers arc therefore
placed in this dilemma: They must either
oppose honesty in Office or acknowledge
that Lcaguc-membership hip-not honesty
is the proper qualification of Office
holders. Which horn of the dilemma
will they choose? YorhriNe Enquirer.
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a California editor has been interview.
ing cinnamon bear. Ho describes the
conduct of the interviewed as touching
IN the extreme, SO much so that he was
constrained to leave with him several
locks OF hair, his overcoat, and portion
OF his right hand, rs keepsukcs, in memo
ry Of the occasion.
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THE MoRi ,rIrY OF THE CITY.-Tho
mortality statistics OF the past week arc
not very encouraging. Owing, no doubt,
to the intense heat, and its deadly effect
upon children especially, there was an
increase Of deaths in tho city over tho
victims Of the preceding week. The
total number OF deaths up to Saturday
was TIC. In the same period there were
only 2SG births-not much moro than
one third the number Of persons born to
those who died. This seems to be slow
increase compared with the decay, and
suggests the question, what should we
do for population if it were not for i'm
igration?-Me,c York Herald
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CAROLINA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
I hereby make known that this Company
will commence operations about the 10th OF
April. All persons who desire to make good
investments of either money or labor, will
find this to be the place. We will commence
operations in the town OF Newborry, on Main
street, near the depot We will first manu-
facturc superior lot of TIN-WARE, for the
wholesale and retail trade. with all other arti-
cles belonging to this branch of tho business.
Also, we will offer to the world a superior
COOK STOVE, with all that belongs 20 this
department. And as we can erect proper
buildings, ETC.. we will continue to open every
department represented by our Stockholders
This Company is in successful operation in
the town of Newbcrry, and il also opening in
the city of Columbia. The President calls the
attention Of all the peoplo to the above, hop
ing that, as it is the intention Of the Company
to benefit the entire country, they will meet
with proper encouragement
HENRY II. BLEASE, Prest
or the Carolina Manufacturing Company.
4. s. Until our Company ia incorporated,
hereby give notice that no contract made bv
any one is binding on the Carolina AIanufac-
turing Company, or any member thereof,
without my approval in writing. And not
only the assets of the Company, but am indi-
vidually responsible for allordcrs or contracts
signed by ME, thus,
HENRY Fl. BLEASE,
Aug ~ Prest. G.. NJ. G.
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Carolina Manufacturing Company.

GEEING the great need OF nucleus around
- which tho working men of the day may be
able to move with system, the above named
company has been formed for tho purpose OF
forming q combination OF such men and capi-
tai, as will be necessary to put into successful
pose OF putting into shape all raw material
accessible, that all who will, may have work
to do, and that the community may be sup
piled with tho necessaries of the time at
snch prices as will put them in the reach Of
all.