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EXECUTION AGAINST PROPERTY
HINDER the decree Of the Circuit Court
III 10 Ibis case, I will sell TO the highest
bidder at AbbevilIe G. II. on the first
Monday in November next, within The
legal hours Of sale The following Tract OF
land 10 wit as described in The deed Of
trust As 4 tract of land known Us tbe
rPRATEER TRACT" containing ,.,,s
Seven Hundred and sixty-slx
Acres, ..,
and a tract.of Land known ns the "Gold-
man and Brough tract containing
Two Hundred and Twenty
four Acres. * @ > "
All said lands situated and being in Alb
beyilIe County, bounded BY lands +of
George KinIock, George Robertson, and
the DuBose lands. levied upon as The trust
property Of OPHELIA S. JONES,
CHARLES JONES and others, ads
Charles B.. Sims, Surviving Ex'r. .i.aas
Terms Cash.
-a7t@ 'Ga2 q. S. CAS0N,
Sheriff Abbeyille County.
sheriff's Office.
Oct. Is, 1870, i.
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FAGTS. ABOUT THE
: ElH|IPDRIlJI FASHION.
d Hear what the ttPay cling CORES
pondent Of the Charl lesfon COll-
rieR says Of the Emporium Of
Fashion !:
.sAbbeYiIe Sept S

kS "a DDeVIA IAtss CkJtss zae0e.ssg
Strange as il may app stllee, the
handsomest and mo unique mil
linery. establishment and ladies'
furnishing store generally in the
whole State is to be found in. this
sa me little. town OF AbbeVille.
The proprietor is Mrega ames W.
Fowler, and with a display OF
taste for which only Wolln E an II usual
ly receives credit he has fitted up
a Fashion Emporium and filled it
with an assortment Of goods in
his line Whichsis irresistible. IL
reckon that more piratee wives
have been appeased by FoWler2s
beautiful headgear presented by
penitent husbands than would
I'LL the largest church i'm this
place. sfsz :553 a2tao= . saAzE ayr g.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Mary; Wilson. Execu.rix, against james
A9Reid, Executor, the Bank Of New
betry, and others.
$ s IN Common Pleas. r., I.
Equity Side.
Bill for sale Of Real Estate,
w4PSYALL ASSETS. DC.

| M6IlSAdLlL dSSH2 ~ wv
FINDER the decree Of the Court, ir
this aase, I will sell at public out.
cry, at Atbevile Cenrt House. s. c., or
the FIRST MONDAY. in NOVEMBER
next, within the legal hours of sale, the
Real Estate Of John R. Wilson. decd
consisting Of two tracts orparcels Of land,
to wit: #.aIs..- :. &
700 Acres, more or less. known as
the HOOK or "THE HOUSETRACT,'
on waters of Hosskin creek, and bo',nled d
BY lands Of Robert McAdams, and Others,
and f.:t
500 Acres, more or less, known as
tho SANDERS TRACT" on Little Riv>
er, and bounded by lands OF DR.. Miller,
and others, on the following:
TERMS-One half of the. purchase
money to be paid in cash, the other, or re.
naming baf on credit Of twelve months
from the day Of sale, with interest from
date, to be secured by bond, with two good
sureties, and a mortgage Of the premises
sold, said mortgage containing a power to
resell the said parcels Of lsud upon the
vendors failing to pay the remaining. half
of said purchase money, and interest when
due, to secure which the said mortgage is
g,iven-said resale to be madeaby the
Sheriff and conducted on the same terms
as Sheriff sales, - I. ~, ~. +
~ r. Fl. S. CAsoN,
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.

Wm. Hill. late Ordinary, now Probate
Judge, agains. Hugh Simpson, Jane g.
White, aud Susauuah Simpson.
Summons for Relief, foreclosure Of Mort,
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b. s. CAsoN,
Sheriff Abbeyille County.
SHERIFFVS SALE.

Charles B. sinms, Surgeon, Plaintiff
against w. D. Partlow, Trustee, 0. S.
Jones and others, Defendants.
In the Common Pleas, Equity
Side
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,Twenty-eight. German ,emigrants,
the vanguard Of quite u colony to fol-
low, have arrived in Savannah, en-
route to Quincy, Fla, where they
propose to. engage in agricultural ,pur-
,,,ta "' '-'s'' ~" +.
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TETILL be offered for sale, on Sale
wv Day. in December next, that
GRAIN and COTTON PLANTA
TION in Abbeville County, near Cal
houn's Mills, on Calhoun's Greek, con;
tanning 1,80O, acres. moro or less
bounded by lands Of estate OF James
Taggart, Mrs. Catherine Alston, John
Link, and others. sie5e e .yr!S
The improvements arc good. there
are accommodations for 25 or 30 To-
borers, and fences in good repair
Between 25O and 300 acres are creek
bottom land, and almost 800 acres
tim nbered. ~ ~. :,
The place can be treated for pri.
vately, and with it, will be sold, if de.
sired, MULES, HORSES, STOCK,
CORN, &c. ..,. .4s. .a.,a, -:
If not sold, it will be rented. =.
Apply. to VIM. H.. PARKER, nj
Albnp,Ilo n H i-.. = - -
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Also on thesS Same Day,
by THE SAME . DRpER ,|:.s
I WILL ssIf p isI TWO I Hf1UNDREls { 10
i and TWO ACRES OF LAND
unorsor isss, The Reaf Estatesof W gsviaSSz v
LIS COBB. deceased. lying in AbbeyIls
Comfy on Goronara creek, joining iandss
of G. AZ Cobb, Hart sa1d 6shen. 1
Teens 2mo1tis cred s6dd end ssp- !;
proved secplly, /, and ,a srportg agesof sihag
plemises @ secure the payment costs n
cash. - - sss COS ss g rs q
I cAsDN yss
1 Sheriff AbSs7aiills Counts.
5osfs Isso; y s !.
fs; ss.:s K eelsSal&sss sasSss;Is
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The New York Tribune announces
that since the European war began,
lit has receivad cabled kilograms, the
tolls on which amounted to S36,OS9,-
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.. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.

sheriff-s Office, l. 81 -
Oct. Is, ls7O,l 26 g., rlrez
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NORW00D DupRE g CO..
so 3 THIN
ISL. ss3 We are now receiving &
A RCiE. ST ()l
enc eBR TBS 4. ! I!,,
7. AMID PR0 VISIONS, &

Comprising ythng usually kept 10 Grocery
Store These Goodswere selected
CASH III Baltimore and New York, favorably
with any Stock in Town, bot to qualify
examine before purchasing elsewhere
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
PRUSSIA.

French Prissners-Mnrch OF tho Bavnrian
Army-Rcrorts from the Front.
BERLIN, August i2-Eyenlng.
party OF French wounded are being forwarded
to spandau They arrived last night.
Two thousand two hundred and sixty.1ve
French Officers and soldiers, taken in Saturdays
battles arrived here yesterday.
The Bavaran army has passed through the yos-
ges and blyouacked last Light at Dumeringen, near
SaarOuis
The Queen OF Prussia announces that she will take
personal charge OF the wounded Of both nations,
and that their treatment shall be Identical.
The French prisoners as they pass through the
railway stations receive nothing but Kindness.
Citizens and volunteers give them refreshments,
cigars, &C, and ladies' enter the cars, and. going
from man TO man. Oner them paper and pencil and
volunteer to write to their friends for them.
General P. H. Sheridan, OF the American army,
has left Berlin for the Kings headquarters.
Before his departure for the seat Of war General
Sheridan, accompanied by adjUtant, visited
General Hokenfaidt OF the War once. where he was
received with the attentions with which he has
constantly been honored since his arrival In Ger
many.
small vessel which persisted in entering the
Jande on tho Oldenburg coast, IN spite Of warnings
OF danger, ran against one Of the torpedoes placed
there to defend the harbor and was blown up. Her
crew were saved.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
POLITICAL INrLLLIGENCE.
State Conventions 10 Take Place.
following are among the State Conventions al.


The North Carolina democrats not only celebrated
their recent victory with great pomp, but Pcmpey
the Great, himself, was III all his CORY.
John M Crebs tdemocrap has been reuominatcd
for Congress from the Illinois Thirteenth district.
The political election In Tennessee takes place
NovemberS s.
Athens county Ohio, has chosen delegates TO the
Fifteenth District Convention who are in favor of
General G. Ii. Grosvenor rs The Congressional can.
dldate.
W. Il. West has carried Logan county-the resi-.
dence OF both Judge Lawrence ana hnselr--by a
decided majority, In the choice of delegates to the
Ohio Fourth District Convention.
The republicans in the Missouri Fourth district
have nominated a Captain HaveEs for Congress and
adopted a series o! resolutions which are entirely
nOn-commIttal on the tarlr question, while it Is
understood that the nominee Is II decided protec-
ZIONIST.
The republicans OF the Illinois Fifth district have
decided not to hold convention TO nominate a rep
resentative to Congress, but Will instead vote by
ballot, September g. 1Or candidates for the noinina-
ton, the man who receives plurality vote to be
considered the nominee.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

old nint uskcts. There are only fifteen Chassepots
per COMPANY at tins cJnp. AMI the rest are told TO
look while the fifteen are taught the OF that
arm. Marshal Canrootris corps has been sent to
Metz. He expects tn join IL rom Paris.
have lust met some persons from Nancy who re-
trehte before the frussians, VINO day before yeser
day were at Vie, a few niles from Nancy.
They Will move thence by Zoul and prOba-
bly,. JOIN the other army behind Chalons, per.
haps at Paris Why the French army remains
concentrated before Metz nobody here understands.
II is believed the Prussl ms are already at Nancy.
aud u Is apparent the empire IL rolled up like o
scroll. What HOussaS said this morning Is true.
For twenty years nobody In France has studied war
seriously. EVERYTHING has been done supsriciaiiy,
while Pru'silns are first In science and have now
proved they ar, 1rst in war; 1t IL hard for
me to confess this, but 1t IL true. Nowithstand-
ing all these great eyies the legion OF 93 will not
reappear. The losses already are Incredible. Out
OF regiments OF 5000 men sometimes only 100
main. or the TurquOls engaged az Wcissen6urg but
twenty-five are left.
This letter is from Frenchman, an officer, who
left London few days ago full OF patriotism and
hope for his country.
The investment Of Slrasbourg was not known In
Paris il to-day,
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
THE ORANGE AND the GREEN.

The announcement made in some Of yesterdays
sensational journals that the American Protestant
Association, who figured In the late riot at Elm Park
would turn out yesterday, created much excitement
in irish circles. The report was unfoundcd, yet
before noon some mischievpus persons circulated
among the laborers on the Boulevard and induced
them to quit WORK. Later in the day se~eral Hundred
bellgerent freshmen collected about Elm PARK and
other resorts anu awaited the arrival OF Their Orange
enemies, who did not put la an appearance. inc
up town captains telegraphed to the superintendent
the lact that crowds we're collecting, ana orders
were cut to dsperse the crowds and arrest all
tants turned out there would certainly nave besn
o riot on II large scale
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
LOyE,AyA PlBLlgsy CONVENTION,

NEW ORLEANS, August 12, 1870.
The Republican Convention has adopted resoiW
tons endorsing the principles OF the national repub
lican party set forth in the Chicago PLATFORM and
In the adoption OF tue fifteenth amendment aud tho
laws for its enforcement. They de;lare that ''Wu
adhere 10 the principle OK equal rights TO all
KIND, whether III the ballot box, IN he pubic schools
Or In the pursuit or business, without distinction Of
caste race or nati0raliiy.r They favor the enact
ment OF "A homes cad exemption law, Internal i'm.
proyements and The rebuilding OF the leveee. They
oppose special legislation: sustain President Grant
?nd ais subordi1hte5 IN the 8dministrat on OF tho
government; endorse the action OF the Louisiana
Senators and Representative favor tae e:evation
OF capable and honest men to Office, aud pledge tho
republican party oil Louisiana to the support Of these
views.
After harmonious session OF four days the Care
yeutOl adjourned size Die.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival cf tho Steamer Japan at San Fras<
c'sce-Heavy shipments or Teas and siit
for New YsrA-CLina nnd japan Markets.

Arrival Of the Steamer Japan at San Fras4
c'sce-Heavy shipments or Teas and stit
Tor New Ysrk-China md japan Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. August H. 1870
Tho Pacific Mali steamship Company's steamship
Japan arrived to-day. bringing dates from Hong
Kong to July Il and Yokohama to July A. Ths
Japan brought d ty-nye cabin passengers Including
uhry-two Tor European cities; also 2I0 Chinese "
the steerage.
Among the freight brought by the Japan ara sa6
packages oi TEA and 100 bales OF silk for New York;
overland and 49, 800 PACKAGES OF tea ana A3 bales Of
silk for reshipment via Panama.
Foreigners In China aud Japan are filled WITH
horror az the atrocities committed at Tlen.tsn an6
call loudly FOR vengeance.
The United States steamer Ashuelot left Hong
Kong July II for Tcn.tsn. and the MonocacY
would sail for the same destination In case thse
further assistance Is needed.
At Yokohama July q. the market 'or all arti cIeAr
was quiet 0ray shirtings were in limited request
Cotton yarn weak. Velvets and wooens un.
changed.
Adsices from Singapore, by the Japan give tbs
following the state OF tue mar silk The SET
Elements were $50 bales; the supply was small; 40oo
per card Tea-The supply was large; the transao-
tions were 5000 pculs. The demand was excu~
Bively for The American market
Terrible Massacre Of Chrisfians at Tien-fsn-
Sixteen Places o. Worship Destroyed
Meeting OF the Japanese Parliament.
SAN FRANCISCO. August IL. 1870. :
Intelligence from China Is unlmportant with tho
exception OF details OF the massacre OF Chrstlans
at Ten.tsin. Twenty-Five Europeans and thirty Oc
forty Chinese children were murdered Nine Sistera
Of Charity were victims OF the massacre. Theia
bodies we're horribly mutlated.
Eight Protestant churches, from which the mlS
sionares retreated, were gutted. Eighteen places
OF worship were destroyed Several days previous
to the attack Chinese parents removed thee ohdren
(some ?50l from the Catholic schools. Among tho
murdered were three Russians.
The remainder We're French aud Chinese children.
1he japanese Parliament met at Yedlo, July Il,
ana granted amnesty TO the persons VINO lately
coined spurious money.
1t was stated that the government was about I'd
repudiatc the English loan negotiated by Mr.. Lay
and would send an ent TO England % explain the
matter.
The English Minister officially denies any know,
ledge OF its terms,
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
ENGLAND.
Stocks ard Observation-Disclosures Abroad
Art-Yaehin. NO.es.

Stocks ard Observation-Disclosures Abroad
Art-Yaehiinn NOses.
LONDON, August IL, 1870.
The London Times city artcle) ascribes the reac-
ton in stocks to the approach OF the half-monthly
statement aad TO the absence Of decisive news from
the seat OF war.
The text oc the naturalization treaty with the
United States is published here to-day.
The exchanges between Bombay aud England are
reported IN an abnormal condition Oh account OF the
war.
fOley's model for the statue OF "Stonewall" jack
son Is ready for the foundry.
The yachts Guinevere and Omara divided the
honors and prizes or the Royal vctora regatta yes
terday.
Gao Russell returning from Rome replaces Charles
s. Rice as Assistant Under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs.
silver Is declining as the demand FOR 1t from the
Continent has ceased.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
p1oBABLE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

Last evening Bridget O'DOnnel aged hrty-aye
years, became involved in a quarrel with one
Thomas HOlerhan at her house lii Twenty-seventh
street. near Third avenue, Brooklyn. Hollerhan
finally became so enraged that he seized shovel
and struck the woman on the mead with It. Mrs.
ODOnDell sank to the moor insenslble aud surgeon
who was summoned Immediately found that her
skull had been fractured bv the blow.
The police OF the Eighth precinct were informed
OF the affair and arrested Holerhan, who Was
locked up IN the Fourth avenue station
house to await the result OF his Victims injuries.
Mrs. O'DOnnel was alive at late hour last night,
but her death was expected Immediately. the
Coroner had not been nOtined to take an ante NOR
tein deposition.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Winnipeg Question still Unsettled Tho
Exccuttoncrs OF Scott Not Ipciuded in the
Amnesty Proclamation.
OTTAWA, August IL 1870.
The ottawa CtaSen the governments organ, says
the Canadian government has moi, nor has any
member OF II, applied TO the imperial authorities
for government amnesty TO the persons con-
cerfled IN the disturbance IN the Northwest But it
is well understood, or at least believed by members
OF the Ministry tnat II any amnesty at all Is pro-
claimed those persons actually concerned In the
murder or Scot will be specially except ed. In re.
gard 10 them the law VIII be allowed to take i;s
course. ave make this statement with ali conf.
dence.o
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

LONDON, August H. 1870.
The Cologne Gazette prints the outlines Of another
treaty proposed by Count Benedettl TO Bismarck In
1861 1t stipuates that France shall take possession
again OF the territory acquired by Prussia in 1914,
Prussia supporting France in the recovery OF the left
bank OF the Rhine from Hesse and Bavaria and that
the guarantees given by the German Confederation In
favor of the neutrality OF Luxembourg and the
Netherlands shall be annulled.
The Gazette adds that M. Benedeth represented
that these proposals emanated from the Emperor at
Nlchy In 1885,
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

The Red, White and Blue started yesterday on
cruise for New London and Newport and the inter-
mediate ports. Leaving Newport she win pro eed
along the Atlantic seacoast ana then return, going
up the HUDSON and throuIh the Eric Canal, sailing
through all the navigable rivers OF tle Union. Thus
her cruise VIII embrace every square acre OF Ameri-
can sol where streams assist to make up tue vast
network Of rivers lrrIgatmg the United States.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
Collision Between the Queens Troops
and the People In Ireland.
Massacre OF Christians In
China.
Thirty-two Europeans Killed-Eisht Protest
ants Churches Destroyed.
IRELAND.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Fight Between the Military and People
Serious Results.
DUBLIN. August 12-P NJ.
In Londonderry to-day. after The close CT pro-
cession in which Orangemen and Catholics were
quiet to a very unusual extent, desperate tight
took place between the Queens troops and the
Catholics the Orangemen joining in In the end.
Three persons were killed and a number Of others
wounded.
The reports, so far as now received do not state
II any OF the military were Killed.
The Orange anniversary procession Il passing
quietly at EnnlsKillea where trouble was feared.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
A C9L03eO AFfaAY IN B3ooSLYN.

George Obery, Charles Ovrlngtou and Manuel
Wright, three negroes, visited William Cunningham
at his residence the city line the Hunterny
road, last night. Cunningham, who is also colored
man. refused to admit the darkies. They thereupon
became enraged aud broke open the door. They
wcIe met by William, Who attempted TO repel the
invade.s OF his mansion, whom they as anited with
n sharp instrument cutting his head III a shocking
manner. Mrs. cunningham. who came to the rescue
or her husband, was dealt fearful blow on the left
breast with the same instrument and on the left
arm. The accused wefe arrested and locked up at
the Tenth precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
M0VEMaNTs OF TIE PEES:DIyT.

Tie President in ~. Loujs-yisit To the Nycr.
chants' Exchange-Trip 30 Chicago.
ST.. LOUIS. August II, 1870
President Grant visited the Merchants exchange
this noon aud spent few minutes with the mer.
chants. There was a large number OF citizens pre-
sent and the galleries or the hail were crowded with
ladies'. The Pre- ident win leave for Chicago at ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning on special train by the
Chicago. Alton ana 81. Louis Railroad and will ar.
rive there ut ef sht O'Clock In the evening splen-
dd new con1nissary Car Will be attached to the
tain and all precautions taken for safe and speedy
trip.
During the Presidents Visit to the Merchlnts' Ex
chauge to-day, Mayor Cole presented to him on be-
naif of the lrisn and American citizens petition
FOR the pardon o. General Nel and other Eenians
row In prison ior violation OF the neutrality laws
The President received the petiton and said no
would give II due cons deraon. The app al was
slsned by large number OF prominent Americans
as Wen as II sl CitiZena.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
THE INDIANS.

The Sioux Anxious for Pcuce-Rcd Cloud Ad-
visinG the Sayuges to Imy Down Their
Arms.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1870.
An Official report to the War Depart nent from
Fort Fetterman. dated July II. mentions that Yellow
Bear. one OF the Oyaala chiefs who was With Red
Cloud at Washington, came into the fort and re.
ported tnat runner had reached his camp from the
vicinity OF Bear Buttej, who SAYS that the Sioux are
all collecting Tor n grand council and that they are
all Tor peace. Yellow Eagle, n lrother OF Red Cloud.
OF July.
SIXTY lodges Of Cheyennes have crossed nc Old
California crossing. on the Platte going west to Join
other Cheyennes.
General Flint reports from Fort Laramie, the 1st
instant, that Rel Coui IS eX :rcslny very benel-
Gal infuent te among the Sioux, and hopes to per-
su de the Cheyennes and Arapah0es to keep the
peace with the whites.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
Great Fire in Chicago Loss s2s5, 600.

CHICAGO August ~, 1870.
Az eight O'Clock this evening fire was dis
covered In the extensive paint, oil and glass
store OF Messrs. Heath & Mil igan. OH Randolph
street. The names had such progress when
discovered that IL was Impossible to arrest them.
Inc entire building with It's CONTENTS was destroyed.
Insurance 100000. The building was valued at
x30,0O0 insured for $50 o0c. over Ao0 t"ns Of lead
were IN the building.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
ADMIR- Al FARRAGUT.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 12--G +. NJ
Admiral FaTraguts condition continued nearly
all dag the same as 1t was yesterday, except that
he grew weaker every hour. He still retains his
senses. change for the worse is now apparent
and the physicians think be is dying.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
StuilOrd's Iron and Snlphnr powaers
invigoraic the boiy and
purity the blood.
IVES, BEECHER 4 CO..

~ Front street, F,
New YORK,
Offer for sale United States boned warehouse Of theS
<,.. - - - Gwn imt oration--
COGNhC BRAkDllS.
Rcuaut co.'s Otard, Dupny Co.. Sazerac, pe Forge
Sous, OF vntages lS 4, 49, As 80 6l 49, o. -
"a, '65, do, %, and '5' in afth pipes. -
ROCHELLE BRANDIES
A. sosnette, 10 hall and nth pipes. Dark and pale
SCUTCh MHiShEY.
Sole AGENTS FOR the cclebrs ed "Csol Ila' brand.
HOLLAND GIN.
Celebrated Cabinet and Telegraph brsnds pipes three
RUNS
Jamaica direct importation; also selected
London Dock, of high proof ami navor.
st. CroiI-Favonte brands including the uneQnalod IKL
brand
WINES.
sberres-Of al grades, from the well known house Of
ECO. GMO. Coseus, at XerIes.
sOf fine qualify, from Clodc Baker,
Gould, Jas. Campbell Co.. Oporo, IN assorted paoks
Burs undy wines OF all grades.
MsieiraOf the various grades including very South
ie, genuine wine
ALL GOODS DELIVERED FROM U. 8. BONDED WARE
HOUSES ONLY,
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
ROME.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Tho Pops's Position and Resolves.

Tho POps's Position and Resolves.
LoNDoS. August 12-P NJ
letter from Rome, dated on The evening OF the
Slh inst. received In tins city to-day states that his
Holiness The Pope declares that In the event of any
hostile occupation of the Hoy City. or OF any por
ton Of The Pontifca territory domain OF the
Church, he will leave the city, anu probably go TO
Malta.