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pApIs, August 10.


An.oflclal dispatch from the Prefect Of
Metz to the Minister OF the Interior says
A body Of German Uhlans has been seen
in the neighbbrhood OF Comnlercy marcia
ing t0ward BSrle Due. He therefore cut
the railways in that section to impede the
Advance Of the enemy . IF a@t
Complaints Of Paris Journals.
The French journals complain Of tho
brcvity or tho dispatches from tho seat Of
war. Even the C0nStitutiOaGt, isemi-Ot-
flcial,Ss tho dispatches donot give 8
very precise idea Of the position Of either
army. The Monitear de Soir published,
yesterday, an article full Of confidence
and resolution. r..-. 'aasfa2 5- n i
3 Austrian Mediation Denied, a,.
VENICE, August 16.
Baron Bcrst publicly denies my a.;
tempt on his part TO mediate In the war
between France and Prussia. iair, 2.
LONDON, August TO-.
The dtsbatchft that the steamship Penn.
sylVania was entirely destroyed by ire Is
erroneous; great part Of the cargo was
destroyed, but tle vessel was not badly
damaged; she will sail on tho goth Tor
Havre and New York. 4,g #.a
The Trouble at Lyons. f'd
~ aH1rr LYONS, August 10.
The Courier hos long statement Of the
r ,pular demonstration which recently oc.
cIrred here. Yesterday morning about
II o'clock, popular, commoh9n arisS-
ing from bad news from the army, took
place in the Place Croix Rouse, which
ended in q dcplorable conflict between the
police and the people. The particulars Of
the affair have been much exaggeratc
The originator of the trouble was an
old notary, Lentillon by name, well known
for his political leccentricities, Thispcrson
cIambered upon tho pedestal Of a cross In
the centre of Place CrOix Rouse TO make
a speech to o group OF laborerS. Ills
hearers were few at the start but In
short time large crowd assembled. Cries
Of Vivcle Republique"se were heard on
all sides. Though called upon to stop by
the police, Lentillon persisted In q sedt-
tious defamation, calling upon his audi;
cncc to defend hinN The latter attempted
to defend him by the mid ofstones, but the
authorities seized him; notwitl tlistanding
the violence offered gbut one Of them hay-
ing allowed bnC6 the rioters 10 draw his
sword from his scabbard, was struck by
one Of these infnriated people in the
abdomen from which he died ina few
moments. rFive,soE six policemen were
wounded. Lentilloh and other principal
rioters wore arrested and taken TO prison
between two files Of soldiers. The mass
Of the population of,the place. CroiE
Rouse, took no part in these violent pro-
ceelings. 1t was all caused by few
turbulent characters. These demonstra-
tions are generally denounced
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THE records Of the French War Office
show that during tho first half Of the
eighteenth century ending five years ailer
the day Of FontenOy, four hundred and
fifty thousand 1rishmen died in the French
service, and that during the last hall Of
the century one hundred and filty thous.
and Irishmen fell In battle under the ban.
MerS of France.
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American Normal school, Association
CLRvELAND. O., Aug. 16.

SAn4F EsAhGNSt ~ 4AGAS3e ~"
In the Normal School Association a
committee was appointed to wait upon
President Grant and invite him to attend
the sessions Of tho association. Soon
after the Presidents presence was an
nOunccd, an impromptu reception. was
held. Aftcr the reception essays were
read by Miss DcIiaA. Lathrop, Principal
Of the Cincinnati Normal School on "the
place and value, Of object lessons"
and by Geo. B. I4OOmis, OF indianapolis,
on vocal music in Normal Schools. ~ 8.
Tie following persons were elected Off
GERS for tho ensuing year: s. II. White,
OF Peoria, ILL.,, President; G. G. Rounds,
OF Maine, Mrs. Stone, Of Akron, Ohio,
and s. Il. Thompson, Of West Virginia,
Vice Presidents. Tho remaining officers
are the same as last year. '', p
Tho evening was occupied with reports
OF committees and a paper by Miss Jack:
son, Of Philadelphia, on the treatment of
Ounces. -g
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 10.
FIoUR-Dull but steady; waStern Superanc
8 I69G p; extra So SO07 Is; family 81 $50
90.
GRAIN--Whcat,-Du and unchanged; receipts
1900 bush. Corn-WhItO 81 OO0l OF; yellow
81 COOL o.: oStS-4SiScS; SS 60, Ryc"54SSTGG T :, ,7a
l7H0i7Ac. Bacon weak and unchanged.
WHISKY-In good demand and sells freely at 90
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Paris AnxiOusly Awaiting Con.
flrmatiOn Of the Reported
Victory. ....
The Ministry Attempting to Ap.
poase the Public.
An Evasivo statement by Palikao.
PAR1s, Angust 10,

PARIS, August 10.
The official confirmation Of the news Of
q great victory over the Prussians Is
impatiently awaited. Great crowds of
people are collected at the BOurse, at the
Minister Of the Interiors and in the
streets. Important news WINS received
from Strasburg today. The Prussians in
that vicinity seem inclined to retire. Some
shots werO exchanged, Tho people OF
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New York Prodpoe Market.

aH'T.tr.,f'. np NEw YoRE, August l6.
CorToN-Easler; o89 bales bOld'At iOXc for
mlddltug uplAnds, - l,"v4llB yril
FlOUB-ClOSed dull and 69l0c lower.
Bpriug 81 1T6I q: winter rcd 81 10, Rye-Dun
and declining. Oats-LoWer and dull Ut 56DBle
for new and old Ohio: 81 70 for weStstn.l CoEhr
Lower at 9609TI 0 for new mixed western. n,
ROvBloNs-POrk-Quiet at 50 90 for ineSt.
DCef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut MeAts-N NOni.
nally' unchanged. Bacoh--Quiot and steady.
LaTd-Steady1 at 1910 for prime steam. F,IT
EGdS-MOlcrate request aud unchanged. IA,
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The Farragnt Funeral.-

PORTSMOUTH, N, A., August 1G,
Extraordinary preparations are making
for tho funeral Of Admiral Farragut, on
Wednesday. 1t is expected the marines
Of the stations Of Boston and Portland, and
the Manchester Guards, and Grand Army
Of the Republic, will do the escort duty.
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Grant FaVOrs Greeley for Governor.
CHICAGO, August 10,

President Grants attention having been
called to dispatch from New York in
this mornings Chicago Tribune, stating
that it was understood in Republican cir
cles that he opposed the nomination Of
Mr.. Greeley for Governor Of New York,
he pronounces 1t utterly untrue! On the
contrary, lie expresses himself quite favor
able to Grecley's nomination, and thinks
that no candidate can be put In the field
who can get more votes, as against HofE.
man, than Greeley, TO-
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The English Mission offered TO Sela-
tor Trumbull.
CHICAGO. Anpust 10.

OhlCAuoI august A"'
i The Post of this evening says thOt Mr..
Frellnghuysen having concluded 10 de-
cline the mission to England, President
Grant hRs offered the place to Senltor
Trumbull. 1t Is understood that Judge
Trumbull will not accept preierring to
remain IN the Senate.
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A Clue to the Nathan Murders-An
Owner for the tGDOE.''
NEW YORK, August 10.

NEW YORK.. AuBuSt 10.
There Is another clue 10 the Nathan
murder. The "dog" has been identified
by gentleman as an instrument made TO
his order, TO open wine boxes. Eighteen
months ago his house was entered by
burglars, and the " dog" was part Of, tho
plunder carried off. ...
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Female Typo in the Government
Printing Office.
WAsUTNGTON, August 10.

Miss Green of Alliance, Ohio, was adj
lnitted to the Government Printing Office
to-day on piece work. This IL the first
female compOsitor employed at that cstab-
lishmcnt. "E'" Ntt
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New York 81 Dry Goods Market.

, -E".. ,,.,. !, NEw York, August 10.
Market still Without much animation, hut
prices arc generally unchanged, Ind wO have but
10 note a reduction In Pearl River Denims from
QS IN q c0nte IT t.NSJti. ii.tt@r SlUa ~
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w. VA. CENTRAL 1. RAILWAY,
Meeting of the G Commissioners al
ClarkSburg: '"'' 2 .-' ~


Ciarksburg! 'ai9 'i' '*''
To Hs GntNHgener. ri, ,i.ndrt1ai2 naai.1o5
AT a meeting of the Commissioners OF
the West Virginia Central Railway Com:
panyht ClarEshurg on tibet 18th, day 81
August, A. D. 1870, under a provision or
the act Of the Legislature Of West Virgin
in, passed February .15thli1S70., There
were present D. D. T. Farnsworth Presi.
dent, and 2. D. Ramsd0ll, James G. Nc
Grow, and Spencer Dayton Commission.
erS. NlAF 'i lrsGE 9,l,uE".E ijE
On motion, Spencer Dayton was consti,y
tuted Secretary Of the said meeting. ~
Mr.. Farnswortll, having at Q former
meeting been instructed to open and
maintain correspondence with parties
proposing to secure the. privileges oflthe.
said charter, reported TINT he bus had a
correspondence with, Amasa Mason, and
Hiram A. Tucker 81 New York; who had
expressed willingness to undertaken to-
secure subscriptions 10. the Capital Stock
Of, and organizing the said Company. ,,ns
Whereupon It was resolved; that The
President Of saitl Board ot Commissioners,
be requested to continue nhis c6rrespon.'7
ACuCo Will tuo OhIA u pRItLS0l uhA N0z4s99St!Sf
them Of the readiness. Of the Commission
ers. 10 consider and act upon any propos
sition they niay make, and as Q basis OF
my contract to secure subscriptions 10 ther
Capital Stock, and the organization Of thel
West Virginia Central Railway Company,
III Rssolrel, That, If within a reasonable
time, the parties aforesaid flil.t6 submit
any proproSition, in accordance with tho
foregoing resolution, the President Of the
Commissioners be, instructed 70 open q
correspondence with any other parties,
who may manifest desire to secure the
privileges Of the charter, and construct
said railway; and tho President is hereby
directed to convene the Commissioners At
such time and place rs lie may deem pro:
per, to consider any PROPOSITION Submitted
to him, under the foregoing iresolutions.Go
On motion, the meeting adjourned. s,yC
,..a al ..f, D. D. T. FARNswoRTH, i,
l.|. President Of the Boafd&. -
SPENCER DAYTON, Z: -. .. 20 29R
tSec'y. Boards IF C0Rm'ers
The newspapers Of the State generally,
arc requested by the Secretary to copy
tho above, l8 .s#. bel, ~. z. y IlH u!nr
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New York money and stOck Market.

In Wall street dullness Is tho principal fea.
ture OF the market, Private cable kilograms 10
leading bankers asserted that the engagements
or yesterday ended IN. favor Of tho pruSsiauS
that the French fortress at MArsalle was cap
Lured that revolution was imminent In Paris,
and TINT the growing hostility toward the Bona.
patio family caused tho Emperor To feel very
much detected. Under this news gold declined
\. per cent, and the share list advanced from Il
10 4 per cent, with very limited transactions,
Later III tho day tho decline IN gold recovered.
Tho stock market sustained the advance, wAilO
Governments remained stationary,
MoNEY-Markct active at 4II6 per cent, with q
hardening tendency, due In some measure to
sympathy with the monetary affairs in other
cities, and tho fear that the banks may call In
their loans In consequence Of the drain In cur.
rcncy. In Boston money is In good demand,
while In Philadelphia It IL stringent, and In New
Orleans q positive pressure exists, the price Of
discounts being from 10 s per cent, with little
business doing.
FoREIGN RXCHANoE-Flrm. There 10 an In
creaslng case In money in London, and an anti
cipAtcd farther reduction of the Bank of Englapg
rate OF discount. Primo bills 1092i@I09H.
GoLD-OpcnGd at 1lBk and closed at I17h.
Carrying rates l0d per cent. aud for borrowing
dat ! per cent. ClearanCCs SO, 100000.
F1a,Hn.. 4
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The Erie Railway Company has given
notice Of intention 10 create consolidated
mortgages on the property Ofthe road.
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WmTTEMoRE has issued an address to
his constituents, formally withdrawing
his namo as q candidate for tho Forty!
second Congress.
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The Cambria beat tho Dauntlcss, Phan-
tom and Maggie in the sail out from New
Yorkto Newport. ......' ..#..
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Movements of President Grant.
CLEVELAND, August 10.

President Grant and party arrived here
this morning. They leave for Long
Branch this evening, ria Pittsburgh.
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Tho National Executive Committee Of
the Union League Of America meets at
the Ohio club-rooIns, Philadelphia, next
Monday. W''
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Bisbop Purcell on P apal InfalIibiIlty.

CINCINNATI, August 10.
Archbishop Purcell speaks in Mozart
Hall, Saturday night, on Papal inLallibil-
ity and other matters pertaining TO his ex-
perience in the EcumeniCal Council.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcIeco, August 1O.


The German Sanitary Committee 70.
day remit On additional ten thousand dol.
lars TO Berlin. The French residents yes.
tcrtlny observed the tete ofNapoleOn.
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ters, but that troops dependent upon it
may be annihilatCd by artillery before the
Mitrailleuse can be got in range. The
Times sympatllzes With the Prussians,
and rejQtces in their recent successes.
The PruSslan Advance West Of
y a.-. lH,NancY. ~, M ~.
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ME PLUS ULTRA
In WHITE LIME, IW
COMMON LLMR-ln hhlb.,
PLASTER PARIS,
LAND PLASTER, ..
CEMENT,
Belmont and other brands, q full supply Just 70.
ceivCd and for sale by
@l HILDRBTn 4 BRO,
mAr25 b8 Main Street.
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CEEDl SEED! SEED!
- 800 Bushels Choice Timothy.
100 " Clover.
Just received and for sAlC by F6
Eobl6 PAXTON b ouLEDAY,
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STOcKs-3IaFkct strong, light business and pri'
ces advanced K6A per cent. The closing quo
latlOns were generally the highest to-day. The
principal dealings were In Wabash, Reading:
Lake Shore, Rock Island, New York Central aud
western Union Telegraph, SIX; Adams Ex.
press, 6S; Wells, Fargo j. Co., 1917: AmGrI.
can, 49H; United States, 4i; Pacific Mall, 38}S;
Now Yofk Central, Os'i; do. scrip, ~; Brio, 98;
Harlem. 1872: Reading, 96S; Michigan Central,
lis; Lake, Shore, S9SS;, illinois Central, 1881
Pittsburgh, 100; Northwestern, Sly; do. pre-.
Central. 10l; st. Paul, 6lh; do. preferred
nv; Wabash, 69K; do. preferred, -; Fort Wayne,
o.; Tore lIautC, 2j: Chicago G AltOn, llG
ohio d Mississippi, 81; Cleveland, Columbus {
Indiana Central. tx; Cleveland, Columbus s
Cincinnati, 20; Hartford & Eric, ~.
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SPENCER DAYTON,

iSec'y. Boards e' CoMm'ers 81,
The newspapers Of the State generally,
are requested by the Secretary to copy
the above. 10 ,.Iu ~ Z. T.lH. nor
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Experiments with tho Mltralleuse at
shoe6uryness, indicate that the instru-
ment Is q destructive one 10 close quar-.
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Pratt's Astral" Oil,

HNLIKE many other Illuminating Oils, ls
~ perfectly pure. and free from all adultera-
tions or mixtures of any kind. 1t emits no
Offensive smcll while burning, gives soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance of safety as gas. Chemists pro.
nounce it the best and safest Illuminating Oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panles 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 pre-
cent od'tneration, the "Astralh ON lie packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Capa, of one gal
Ion and five gallons each, and each can is
sealed in a manner. that cannot be counter
fcited. Every package with uncu. seal we
warrant. BE sure and get none but the genu-
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,
7. O. Box $3.50. 108 Fulton st.. New York.
Send for circulars, with testimonials and
price lists. Enclose stamps for copy of the
Astral Light. Jan t30
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El-BY ooLuMBIA s. o. SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 2 1870

rendered in this action, and, thu lands
and tenements 80 recovered, shall be held
to respond to any Judgment which shall
be rendered on such complaint, in the
same manner, and for the same time. as
ii the same had been attached on mesne
process.
SEC. S. Execution on the Judgment
rendered in such action shall issue only
against the land and tenements recovered
as in Section l, and ehall not, in any
case. issue against the goods and chattcis
or other lands of the defendant.
SEC. 6. The plaintiff in an action for
the recovery of lands and tenements.
shall recover nothing for the mesne pro.
hts OF the land. except on such improve
ments as were made by him or those
under whom he claims.
SEC. Z. The foregoing provisions, re-
latlng to betterments, shall not extend to
any person who has entered on land by
virtue OF any contract made with the
legal owner of such land, unless it shall
appear on the trial of the action of the
case that such owner has neglected to
fulfil such contract on his part, in which
case, such person in possession shall be
entitled to all the privileges hereinbefore
provided for those who entered upon
lano unaer supposed title, and the same
proceedings shall be had, and the land d
shall be held in the same manner as is
hereinbefore provided.
In the Senate House, the seventeenth
day OF January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.
CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY.
President pro tenn. of the Senate
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives..
Approved the nineteenth day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1870.
ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor
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BAUGH's RAW BONE
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NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERs.
CITY CLERKS OFFI(

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, February 28 1870
IuNHE BOOKS are now opened for receiving
4 HETURNS of all Taxable Property in
the City, as required by the "Ordinance to
raise supplies for the year 1870" The atten-
ton OF Taxpayers is called to Section I8 of
ns that 10 ORDINANCE, imposing fine of TEN PER
CENI; upon their Tax, If not paid before the
18th day of March next. This penalty for
neglecting or refusing to make Returns and
paying the Tax thereon will be strictly en-
forced in all cases. j. 8. MCMAHON,
rep "a ~ City Clerk
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To Builders.

COLUMBIA, s. c., FEBRUARY %, 1870.
~ Capitol at Columbia, in accordance with
plans and specifications, will be received until
March !, by the Committee Of the General
Assembly on State House Repairs. Speoi6ca-
nons; nens may De seen by calling upon Gen. J. b.
spector General, Columbia, b. Q.
J. e. JILSON,
rep " Chairman Committee
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Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!!

Ez71 JUST received from the Fac
tory, and for sale ut bargain, a
1y9 9ymagniflcept u Octave PIANO
FORTE, OF superior finish and unsurpassed
in tome. Also, an excellent second hand
PIANO: Piano Fortes Of the most celebrated
makes furnished at mandatory prices.
Pianos. Melodeons and Organs tuned and re-
sonable terms. WM. Fl. ORCHARD
Piano Forte Agency, corner Of Bull and
Richland streets. Ian o6
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AN ACT TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF PER
SONS LAWFULLY IN POSSESSION OF LANDS
AND TENEMENTs.
SECTION /. Be ii enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That after final
judgment in an action to recover lands
and tenements, in favor Of the plaintiff.
if the defendant has purchased the lands
and tenements recovered in ouch action.
or taken lease thereof, or those under
whom he holds, have purchased title TO
suoh land and tehements, or taken n
lease thereof, supposing, at the time of
such purchase. such title to be good in
Zee, or such lease to convey and secure
the title and interest therein expressed.
such defendant shall be entitled to re-
cover Of the plaintiff in such action. the
full valne Of all improvements m ade
upon such land by such defendant, or
&those under whom he claims, in the
ymanner hereinafter provided.
SEC 2. The sum which such land shall
be found, at the time Of the rendition of
such judgment, to be worth more. in
consequence of improvements so made,
than it would have been, had no such
Improvement 70 oS cSsc-3i Gn t5 been made,
shall be deemed to beethe value of such
improvements or betterments
SEC. 3. The defendant in such action
shall, within forty eight hours after such
Judgment, or during the term of the
Court in which the same shall be rem
dered. file complaint against such
plaintiff, for 80 much money as the lands
ane tenements are so made better, in the
Office OF the Clerk of such Court which
shall be sufficient notice to the defend
ant in such complaint to appear and de-
fend against the same; and all subsequent
proceedings shall be had in accordance
with the practice prescribed in the Gods
of Procedure.
SEQ. 4. The Court, on the entry of
such action, shall stay all proceedings
upon the judgment obtained in the prior
action, until final judgment shall be
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New York Advertisements.

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n made new easily. without doctor or medi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, DR.. e. b. FOOTE, 100 Lexington Av.
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