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King William, a better authority, telegraphs,
on the contrary, that in the affair OF the
former day the Germans were victorious,
capturing several mitrailleurs and some hun
dred prisoners. 1t is, moreover, suffi-
ciently significant fact that the Tours gov
ernment has changedits quarters and moved
to Bordeaux, about one hundred and forty
miles farther south.
One conclusion may be fairly drawn from
the events OF the past two weeks, viz: that
the French are fighting hard, and have. for
the first time, an army which, when beaten
again and again. holds together and re-
treats in something like order We
believe that the French will be defeated
whenever and wherever they may make q
stand, but they have vast country behind
them, and may be ableto rrotract the strug-
gle for an indefinite time, to their own
greater loss and that OF their unfortunate
country.
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The Armisticc-

A telegram from London announces that
Minister Gambetta confesses the defeat in
detail of the army of the Loire, declines the
responsibility of another struggle or OF
making peace, and asks for an armstice to
enable a National Convention to assemble
We have no idea, however, that Kaiser VIII
helm will consent to an armlstlce, except
upon terms which will make it practically
impossible for the French to resume the war
in the event that the National Convention
should desire to prolong the hopeless con-
test. That is to say, the Germans will not
allow Paris to be revictualled, nor will they
give to the armies OF the North and the
Loire the time to recruit their ranks and i'm
prove their discipline.
The Provisional Government may take
the ground that they have no powers to con-
cIude peace; but, if General Trochu at Paris,
and Minister Gambetta at Bordeaux, for
themselves and their colleagues, consent to
the German terms, there is not likely to be
any difficulty in obtaining al opportunity
for the assembling of National Conven-
ton to ratify the treaty. 1t is not to be ex-
pected that the Germans should give up the
advantages they now enjoy. The French
Provisional Government must bind the ma
ton, as far as they can, to termination of
the war; The convention may, do the rest.
This is no time to talk of "decliniug re-
8: sponsibility."' Minister Gambetta accepted
the responsibility Of the overthrow OF the
Imperial Government and of the continuance
of the war. Now, he cannot throw the first
responsibility Of making peace upon the
shoulders OF National Convention.
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The Bills of the Bank of the state.

So many telegrams have reached us in re-
gard TO these bills, and so much interest is
apparently felt in communicating informa-
ton concerning them-with what motive or
purpose we do not inquire or know-that
we have taken the trouble to ascertain the
true condition Of the litigation, and under
stand it thus:
There are two cases before the Supreme
Court concerning these bills.
In the one, the question is raised whether
Lney are receivable for State taxes? The
discussion of The strictly legal question in
this case, whether. the act of l843 repealed
the 18th section of the charter OF the bank,
has been suspended, to allow the investiga-
tion of question of fact to be decided at the
next term of the Circuit Court; and which
is, were the bills of 1861 and 1862 issued by
the bank in aid of the rebellion? This ques-
ton will be heard at the next term OF the
Circuit Court, and then the whole case will
be before the Supreme Court.
The second case involves the question OF
the administration and distribution of the
assets of the Bank of the State, supposed
to be worth near million of dollars. The
parties contending in this case ore the hold
crs of the bills of the bank; the depositors
and the general creditors OF the bank; the
holders of the fire loan bonds, and the hold
ers of the fire loan stock.
In this case, which will he commenced in
the Supreme Court tomorrow, the following
counsel have been retained:
Forthe Bill-holders -Magrath & Lowndes,
Porter & Conner, Whaley, Mitchell & Clancy.
For tue Depostors & Son,
Presley, Lord & Iuglesby.
For the Fire Loan Bond-holders-Eayne
& Son, Campbell & Seabrook.
For the Fire Loan Stockholders-Simons
& Siegling, Buist g. Buist
For the State-The Attorney-General, Mr..
Chamberlain.
Apart from the very large amount of as
sets involved in the case, the questions to
be discussed are of unusual importance, and
the judgment OF the court will be looked for
with great interest.
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WE print to-day an interesting table, show
ing the total amount collected by the State,
in each county, from poll-tax and the gen.
eral tax in the year ending in October last.
The amount received from poll-tax was
s41, ,sls; yet there are 100000 adult males
in the State. The education fund loses in
this way more than 100000 in one year;
chiefly by the failure Of the colored people
to pay tax which is applied exclusively to
educational purposes, and mainly for educa-
ting colored children.
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p LER NC
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. /.
The assemblies will be as follows MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to O'Clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past I to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill
dren e5 cents, Tickets In packages Of twelve So.
Use OF Skates 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and Children, in
cudin., use OF Safes, 25 cents; Gentlemen, includ
Ing use OF Skates, SO cents.
Season tickets OF admission good for all assem-
blies during three months) for gentlemen IS; for
ladies' SIS; for gentlemen ami lady 81 so.
seD2T-3moS
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Notires in Bankrllullp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TOE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TENN, lS7O.-In the matter OF ]. J.
Nevll e. Of Charleston, Bankrupt.-Petlti0n Tor
fi;l aud dnal discharge lu Bankruptcy. Ordered.
That hearl be had ON tile TWENTY EIGHTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1870. at Federal Court
house, In Charleston. S. Co. and that all Creditors.
&C., of said bankrupt appear at said ti'ne ana
place, and show cause If any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted,
BY order or the Court. the 9th day or ,ecenl-
ber A. H. 1870 DANIEL H0RLBECk,
Clerk Of the District Court OF the Unite'l -tatcs,
+. for South Carolina. decl3-tu2
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NJ O T 1 G E. =,
~ VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale his VALUABLE
PLANTATION. lying on savannah River, and
well known rs Johns ms Landing" containing
1900 acres, $50 OF which are under cultivation and
under good fences. Two settled places are on the
premises, and all IN good repair. A good Gin.
house. Screw. Barns, Stables, and oil necessary
0utbuldngs, together with Steam Saw and
Grist Mill, are also on the premises.
The whole can be purchased as whole on rea-
sonabe terms. or the Plantation Will be divided
into one, two or three places each OF which can
be separately purchased. The Landing on the
Savannah River s second in Importance to none
between Savannah aud Augusta except that at
Matthew's Bluff for q mercantile stand. IN con
nection with the Legitimate business Of the Land.
ing and can be- purchased with 800 acres adjun-
ing 300 acres OF which are under cultivation, and
all OF which Is under good fences.
Stock, Farming Implements. Corn and Fodder,
and large quantity Of Cotton Seed, can also be
purchased on fair terms.
Fur further particulars, apply to the subscriber
at JollnsoniS Landing. Savannah River, or To j.
T. ALDKIGu, Attorney at Law. Barnwen Court.
house. :. Z. THOS. IL. JOiiSSON.
QeC6tu@
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RemopIls.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
Il : his Ship Ohandlery Establishment from Market
street to the new bulIltng c"rner or Gui guard
and Fast i,ay, OPP ,Site Unlon Wharf, where he
will be happy to serve his friends and customers.
Tha kIu Tor their LIBERAL pitronage he hopes TO
merit continuance by strict attention to bust!
lirSs. s. JANCOVlCH.
drc6-tuths5<
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E1OR RENT Or SALE, A BEAUTIFUL.
e ESTATE IN Orangcburg District, Situated
n Lyons Creek, three aud half miles frO0l the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract rontainS
:609 acres, soil rich rcd clay, adapted 10 COTTON,
'0rn, wheat, root crops and clover.
A splendid range for castle; sunny h,iisides !or
vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
creek, large, neyer-failing stream runs through
he estate, and furnishes one OF the finest water
noTers In the state.
most valuable iron ore has been discovered
ecently on the place.
The estate has on 1t all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. 1t has been in con
slant cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t ia offered for rent or sale, on reasonable
.erma
Address MIRA n. KEiTT,
Society HILL Darlington District, s. z.
Or r. II. MARSHALL BRO, No. SO Broad
street. 6ug4
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 244 KING STREET.

D REs IS G 90 D s.
Largest, best and finest selection In town.
case OF fine DRESS GOODS at 20c., worth SOC
case Color ed Alpacas at 20c, worth soc.
clse OF Plain Popllns, our own importation,
only 25c., worth 37Hc.
case OF German Plnds, OF oil shades, only 40c..
worth &C.
case OF 4 Black and White Poplin only Csc.
worth 40c.
case OF Empress Cloths, in all colors, only Csc.
celebrated LenOs make.
large stock OF the celebrated elephant" Al.
pacas, at very low figures.
All colors 10 rwled Merlnos, A, at IS to 90c.
25 piece, Irish SILK Poplins 1T 81, worth ST so.
grand selection OF Aibanate Striped, Plain and
Reppe SILK POplins, at reasonable prices.
10 pieces of Heavy Black silk at 50, worth 50 so.
Also, u fine selection Of CoIored Silks, ColOred
and Black Vevetines and Velvers. ocf3l
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Drp GOODS, ar.
EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO,
No. 2I4 KING STREET.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
20 rolls INGRAM CARPETS, at go cents
worth 81
10 rolls Gcnsse!s Printed Carpet, at 40 cents
worth 80 cents
so Druggets; Il by l2, at s10-worth SIS.
large assortment OF RUGS, MATS, OIL Cloth
and Mating, constantly on hand. oct3l
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FAMILY OF THREE OR FOUR CAN.
n obtain BOARD In q private fnmly. Loca-
lion pleasant and central. Apply at No. 20 Went.
worth street. declO-3'
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Ganrp gGr6s, Ef.

OUIIIU VvUpU5, "I.
d ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos. 5s5 and 5s7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department OF
GAS FIXTURES,
offer their immense and entire stock OF real iaud
imitation Bronze CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Hall
Lights Portable Stands, &C.,
AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-
FACTORE.
This Is an opportunity seldom offered to those
about furnishing houses, stores, churches, &C.,
for procuring the finest Work and newest pat-
terms at moderate prices.
large stock Of Pattern Moulds to be sold cheap
to the trade after Aaroh !, 1871.
The sale will continue for about three months.
1an18-1yr
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0TRAYED OR STOLEN, A LIVER
- COLORED RETRIEVER PUP, about eight
months old. liberal reward Will ee paih and
no questions asked, If returned TO Nc 81 Meet.
ing street. Gecl3-.
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Boarding.

DOARD.-FAMILIES AND SIN E
ID gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodated
aL the corner OF Wentworth aud Glebe streets.
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90 Ee;ll.

ITO RENT, A HOUSE CONTAINING
4 nine rooms, eligibiy situated near the City
railway. Ilnlse airy aud pleasant. Rent low.
Aprlv at No. l66 NJ .eting street. decl2-4~
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TXTENsIvE ASSORTMENT
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
At
LINLE YiS CHEAP STORE,
No. 3Ss KING STREET.
COLL and see for yourselves.

CHEAP! CHEAP CHEAP!
500 dozen PORCELAIN TOYS, all sizes and pat.
terms
sno Motto Cnps and Saucers, 200 Motto Mugs
50 Bohemian Toilette or Cologne Sets
MousIache Cups, Vases, Toy Tea SeIs, and gene
raj assortment or China Goods.
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n OST, EITHER ON MEETING, CAL
IL HOUN or King streets. yesterday morning.
a Gold Cross, belonging to chatelaine. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office.
deClS-3
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E,URCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO..
No. 2i4 KING STREET.

SHA WI De A R 7 NJ ENT.
case Black and White Large SHAWLS, only
So rs, worth S3.
case ack and White Double Shawls. only
81 25, worth SIS.
case MEMS Travelling Shawis, only S., worth
So.
a full selection OF other Shawls from 75c. to $40.
cases Of good quality Balmoral Skirts, only 81.
Oct2I
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TOUND, A GOLD LOCKET, WHICH
E the owner can obtain by proving property
and having EXPENSES. dec13-1H
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Epst anb JGunh.

r OST. A FINE WHITE AND YELLOW
= HOUND DOG: has yellow spot IN forehead.
A reward Vii! be paid If returned to No. 100 An.
son strcat dec13-2+
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Iissolutious of Gppartnersblp.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
~ The Firm OF WILLIS CHISOLM Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The llhuldatlon OF
their affairs will be conducted by T. WILLIS. who
will continue the business on his own account.
F.. WILLIS.
Charleston, S. c.. December 6, 1870. dec7
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OST OR. STOLEN, ON MONDAY,
Ia December 5th on the Summeryle Train,
going from Charleston to the Flye:M;le Curve.
Roll or MONEY. To any one who can give strict
information OF th" above, liberal reward WIN be
paid il left at this office. decl0-3F
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amnssmen1s.
,as,.-sas>s.,,-~,-s-..,>>~>>
E1R 81 An NJ Al & SO p E e. 2
:. OF anr D
PALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
SOUTH CAROLINA HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Is, 1870,
At Eight O'Clock.
coAMrTTEE.
J. ARMSTRONG, E. A. R0YE,
M. NOLAN, J. REDD0CK,
M. KEEGAN, J. F. LYONS,
f. COTHRAN, ". HESLIN.
Flremen are requested to appear In uniform.
decI3-1
TONE, MURRAY & CO.'S
~ COMBINATION CIRCUS!
THE COLOSSUS OF ExHIB1TIoNsl
NEW DESIGNS TO AMUsE!
PEERLESS TALENT-MATCHLEss sElLLI
FRESH SENSATIONS FOR 1870.
WILL EXHIBIT IN CHARLESTON THREE DAYS,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
December 12 13 and IA,
ON CIT Ell GRE e n.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
HERR sCHRoFF's TRAINED WILD BEASTS
viii be exhibited conjoIntly with the CIRCUS per.
formances, without additional charge HERR
SCHROFF, the Great Lion Hunter, will enter the
Deu OF Lions, giving an exciting and thrilling per-
formance with these Feroclous Animals OF Ihe
Forest eXempllfylng the immense potency that
Man wIelds over the Brute Creation.
EXHIBITIONS WILL BE GIVEN EACH AFTE!;.
NOON AID NIGHT, commencing at and half
past O'Clock.
Doors open one hour previous. ADMISSION
rs cents. Children, under 10 years, so cents.
SENSATIONAL sPECTACLEs FREE TO THE
PUBLICl
First, on the morning Of the Exhibition Day, In
the form ofa
GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
Preceded by the elegant Band Chariot, containing
Professor o. P. PERRY's Famed Orchestra.
The second Free Exhibition will be marvellous
display OF human intrepidity,
UP IN THE AIR!
BY tile daring FunambulIst.
MILE JEAN ETfE LsLER,
who Will walk from the ground to the apex Of the
Circus Pavilion and return on q Slender Wire.
This startling gratuitous performance OF consum.
ma;e daring will commence about half-past
?. NJ, and the unique nature OF the ieat cannot OF
fall to command the attention Of the citizens OF
this city.
Miracle and Champion Horseman OF the World,
In his marvellous feat on SIX Naked Horses:
Mile CARLUTTA DEBERGE, confcssedly the
most dashing, daring anu finished Equestrienne
In the Word.
" LIZ E IEGNE BURT, best Bareback Hurdle Rider
Mile JEANETTE ELLsLER, the astonishing and
beautiful Tight-rOpe Danseuse.
Miss EMILY COOKE the elegant English Me-
mage Equestrienne.
Mr. DEN SlUNE, tue popuidi Ametieau Sto"u
and Fun. maker.
GEOHGE ADAMS, Funny Clown.
TOM BARRY, tlIbernian Clown. First appear
ance in Amerira.l
GEORGE MURRAY, the favorlte Humorist
Clown.
And the celebrated actors, BACHELOR, SNOW
BROTHERS, BLISS, GEORGE, DUCR0W, FRANK.
LIN, COLUMBUS, COOK, LEACH, LAMONT,
LOCKWOOD, EDWARDS, and others.
Mr., JOHN II. MURRAY, the Unequalled Eques-
trlan Director, is O guarantee OF the refinement
and purity Of the exhibitions.
No smoking allowed in Pavilion.
Tickets for sale few DAYS In advance OF the
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For 5uIr.

EUR SALE, A FINE MTLCH COW
~ aud YOUNG CALF. Apply at No. II Hanover
street. dccl3-2*
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S1EO1 --~F0&6. SALE, 4 LONG I
lESS, (Rcail.) paying net profit of $500 per an
nun. Ample time given a purchaser to learn the
business. THIS is rare chance for On active man
10 secure permanent income. Business done
wholly for cash. Persons having the "5tampsh
and meaning business may address "s25oo In
vomen Box V, DAILY NEWS Ollce, giving real
aame july28
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wrGferies, Giqnnrs, &r.
Is Asr ERa: rorAToEs. /
100 bbls. Superior POTATOES, landing nom;
Schooner Evelfne from Belfast M Ne; for sale byss
dec13.1 No. 14l East Bay.
EAsTERN HAY! EASTERN HAY!
$50 bales Prime Eastern hay, now landing;
0'''A'.' 'u' ' " ]. 4: ENsLowg & CO.,
decI3.2 No. l4l East Bay.
NEW ORLEANs MoLAsSEs.
50 bbls Superior New Orleans MoIAssss.
For sale by J. A. ENSLoW& CO.,
SWEET CUBA MoLAssEs.
100 90 nhss nSSs. Sweet Cuba MoLAssEs.
For y saIe % BY IA. ENsLow & CO.,
dec1s-tuth9 No. 14l East Bay.
r EAF TOBACCO AND sEGARs.
10 cases Pennsylvania LEAF TOBACCO
bales Havana Leaf Tobacco. 9
$4,000 sEeARs, Havana vans, and Domestic"
On consignment and will be sod low:
decl3-tnth2 No. 17S East Bay.
CIDEs, SHOULDERS, TONGUES, LARD,
- ma, n,!s STRIPS, RIPS cs:. $c;, &S; H,, srnfs
10 hhds. New Clear Sides
10 hhds. New Ribbed Sides
10 boxes New Shoulders
10 tlerces Prime New Hams
10 boxes Clear Fat Bacon
200 Smoked Tongues
5000 pounds Neck Bacon
1000 pounds Choice Sugar.cured Small Strips
100 pals Choice Family Lard, wholes, halves
and quarters
90 tierces low-prlced Hams.
Landing aud In store, and for sale by
declO-stu2 LAUREY Il ALEXANDER.
uANNIs's ACME RYE WHISTLES.
Messrs. H. 8. HANNIS & CO.. Of Philadelphia.
ever intent to improve on the qualities OF Their
WHISTLES. can lay claim to producing some OF
the choicest In the country, and having rendered
the prices such as to to make them available for
every class Of trade and for general nse offer she
celebrated Acme brands OF CABINET, NECTAR,
xxx, Xxx, Xxx and X, through u.s. es their sole
agents for this city and the State o. South Caro-
lima, at the most advantageous prices and terms.
OLAeIUS & wITTE, No. 1so East Bay.
so BARRELS AND 25 HALF BARRELS OF THE
ABOVE ON HAND NOW.
nov2s-stuth3mos
ELoUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,
PORK, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
JEFFORDS d CO.,
Nos. II and 10 yENDUE RANGE, OFFER AT
LOWEST MARKET RATES:
500 bbls. Fresh Ground FLOUR
25 hhds. Choice Clear Rib Sides
20 hhds. Prime Smoked Shoulders
10 tierces Choice 8. @. Hams
10 tierces Pure Leaf Lard
rs bhls. Heavy City Mess Pork
900 pounds Prime Dry Salt Sit'es
10000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies
100 sacks Rio ColTee
$50 bbls. Refined Sugars
100 cases and 8 ib, Fresh Tomatoes
rs cases Fresh Peaches
100 cases,.1 and 2 b, Fresh Oysters.
oct11-tuths6mos
DEMTJoHNs, BOTTLES AND PIPES.
5000 DEMIJOHNS-all sizes
300 Crates Bottles
500 boxes Pipes.
by CLAC1US & WITTE.
n0v2e-s1tuth6
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NOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
Il miles from the Port Royal Railroad, in
the Whippy Swamp neghbo:nood. One Farm
acres Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land with two or three comfort.
able cabins on each; also we'll tlmbered, good
range for cattle and hogs and perfectly heathy
al the seasons For particulars apply to <. D.
e., BarnWell Village. mayl0
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CRoCKERY CROCKERY CRoCKERY !!
1000 dozen PLATES, all sizes, from 25 cents to
ST. Is per dozen
Basins o,,..o, n,.,,.
Bowls Mugs Bnking Dishes. Sonp and Brush
Trays and saucers, and an endless variety OF
small articles.
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JAPANNED TINWARE.

GLASS! GLASS GLASS!
500 KEROSENE LAMPS, all sizes and patterns
160 dozen Table iobets, great variety OF patterns
500 dozen Table, Bar and Toy Tumhlers
25 dozen Champagnes, 100 dozen Wines Classes
Water Pitchers. Fruit Stands, Water Bottles,
Owl aud Round Dishes, Butter Dishes and Tea
Sets, In Palu and Pearl Glass
iO1 Looking Glasses. various sizes, bought at
great sacrifice, and WILL be sold at less than
manufacturers costs.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES GROCERIES
RA[SINS; Almonds, CItron. Currants. Jeliies,
Teas, Sugars, CoTeps, Syrups, Butter, Lard &C.,
oil at lowest marHe. rates, OF
LINLEY's CHEAP STORE,
No. SSS KING STREET.
Signs OF the Crockery House and Carolina Tea
Agency. decl2-l2
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WTANTED, ABOUT $500 IN STOCK OF
w port RoyaI Railroad Company. Highest
market price paid. Address tEnterprise," NEWS
Office decl3-l*
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THE INDIANS.

SPOTTED TAIL AND PARTY RETURNING HOME
RED CLOUD TO REMAIN WEEK LoNGEh'
WASHINGTON June Seen. Parkerwlth spot
ted Tan and his three braves at the White House
today The Indians came to bid the Great fa'ner
good-by The President received them kindIy, anu
promised to do all he could for them II they woud Keep
their pledges and go their reservations anu sop
fighting among themselves, and more particularly let 'ho
white people alone They then withdrew They LETT hero
this evening for their homes in the Far West
Red Cloud and his band will be received by the rres
dent at noon tomorrow, TO have the great Official
He viii remain here with his band for week OF ten days
DEPREDATIONs IN NEBRAsKA-CATrLE THIEVES
PUNISHED BY THE TROOPS.
Fort MCPHERSON, Neb., June Son the
night OF the 9Th inst several head Of stock were run OIL
from the vicinity Of this post by the Indians Yesterday
morning Lieut. Thomas, with part OF Company f. Fifth
Cavalry started In pursuit without rations, not even
stopping for breakfast After hard chase OF over
miles across difficult country he surprised the aI
campthis morning, recaptuTtng all the stock ana klhe
three Indians and wOundng seven. he also captured
the entire camp consisting of 80 head OF Indian ponies
blankets buffalo robes, saddles etc. What he could MOI
bring away destroyed. Lieut.. Thomas ana MS party
deserve great praise. They were two days without any
thing to eat and the march constantly. " Bnnalo
Bill was with the party and distinguished hlmsef az
usual. Lieut. Thomas is young officer from "oOdstock
ILL.,, and is a graduate of West Point.