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USINE SIS NUTI G ES.

AUCTION NorIcE.-Attention is invited to
the sale OF vacant lot on the west side Of King
street, to take place this day, at IL O'Clock, near
the old Postoflce. See advertisement OF Z. B.
Oakes, auctioneer.
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General Ducrot's position is painful one. II
by the PrusSans, he Is likely TO be shot
on the charge of violating his parole lie is IN
favor Of masslng. the Paris troops and cutting
their way through the German lines and joining
the outside armies. He swearS that lie will take
part in no dshonorable capituiation like that at
Sedan aud Metz, involving the surrender OF 200
900 national troops General Blanchard does not
approve OF this measure, aud General Trochu Is
believed TO think as does General Ducrot although
neither the Gardes Mobiles nor the regular troops
could be relied on to enrer into the undertaking,
II 1t should be attempted.
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THROUGHOUT the South people will suffer
from Nervous Debility, Dyspep sia, Chills and
Fevers aud other maarlous diseases, because they
have nos used the Old Carolina Bltters.
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FIRE LoAN.-Mr. Samuel G. Black will sell
at the old Postofice. this morning, one bond OF
$500 Of the nre loan debt Of the State.
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Newspapers, Masa,lnes, &r.
ID URAL G r o L n I A N.
JANUARY NUMBER.

What is the Duty Of the Hour, D. Wyatt Aiken;
Cotton Culture In India, British CoGmissloner's
Report; Pear Culture David Z. Evans, OF Mary
land; Best Grasses for the South, DR.. G. l.. hun
tersof North Carolina; Golden Lily OF japan, II.
A. Drecr, OF Philadelphia; Guava and Dates In
Florida, W. \. Hart, OF Flori,la; Angora Goat IN
the SOUTH u. Ii. Jacques: The Sheep AcaTlls,
Chas Il. Dodge. OF Washington; Tanning. tnew
proccss) c. F. Panknln; Goethe and Frederick, P.
J. Malone.
Also, many other valuable and Interesting
articles
Single copies, % CENTS. Subscription. g per
annuIn.
Address
RURAL CARoLISIAN,
noy2e Charleston, s. c.
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks. wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. ocs1S
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Sevehty-tlve
klnds-l5 cents each; by mail, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. 15l King street, and Hasel Street
Eazaar. CHAs. c. RICHTER & co.
oct12-wth
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that Favre has opened negotiations with Bis
marck for capitulation.
The special gives terrible account of the
slaughter on the 10Th. The Prussans allowed
the French to approach to within deadly dis
tance, when, within an incredibly short time,
the ground was covered with dead and wound
ed. It was the bloodiest day since the COM
mencemeht of the siege.
LONDON. January "a.
The Longwy garrison made successful sor-
tie Three Prussian batteries were silenced.
1t is stated that Eavre, In dispatch to Odo
Russell, declines to leave Paris.
Havre dispatch says the Prussian cavalry
have advanced to Bazrouges, Faveul and
Noarbs. The Germans have captured Dole,
with two hundred and fifty cars loaded with
army stores. The franc-tireurs destroyed the
bridge over the Moselle, between Nancy and
Toul. Garibaldi's operations are suspended in
consequence of Bourbaki's retreat.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Another Move i'm the Game.
BORDEAUX, January "a.
After the battle at Dion the Germans re-
treated towards Meslgny and Savigny. In the
West also the Germans appear to be falling
back. Alencon has been evacuated by the
enemy, who have cut the railway between
Lyons and Besancon at Byans.
Trochu Growing Unpopular.
correspondent o. the New York Tribune.l
PARIS, December "a.
There is a strong undercurrent of feeling
rising against Trochu just now on account of
his indecision and many delays. What he
wants is devil. He Is very able, honest man;
but Paris wants tor lts deliverer something
more than a mana hero; If he were godlike,
so much the better, but 1t would probably
suffice If he were devil enough. As it is, one
NAV now conclude that he will no more at
tempt to act on the offensive. From the first,
indeed, his plan, Of which we have heard 80
much, was entirely defensive. He did not
originally intend to take the offensive. It was
enough for him to render Paris impregnable,
and III this he has perfectly succeeded. Paris
rendered impregnabie, and able to resist
famine for four or five months-he would wait
for the chapter of accidents. Who could tell
what might not happen? What victories might
not be gained by French armies IN the Pro-
vinces? What relief might not cohe from for
elgn interventlons? He was driven out Of this
temporizing policy towards the end OF October,
partly by popular disgust, partly by the urgen-
to prepare the means of attack, and at last,
after interminable delays, he made ON attack;
he made two great attacks on the lines OF the
enemy. Both ended in failure, and doubt If
be viii attack again unless he is driven to it
by RI Overwhelming expression OF public
opinion. He will prefer to resist as he can the
attacks OF the enemy, and to walt for the
chances OF reliet from General Chansey. Fabius
Cunctator was great man, and succeeded at
last In saving Rome; but his policy ls certainly
hazardous, and it approaches too nearly to that
of u military Mlcawber to inspire much coRa-
dence, especially now when We have barely
five weeks before us. Still there Is no use in
despairIng. II the Mlcawber policy is bad, the
worst OF all policies ls that of despair.
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GAMES GAMES GAMES "A fine assort-
ment at No. l6l King street. Also, at tile liasel
Street Bazaar. octl2-Wth
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-stereoscop views
OF Charleston and vicinity at No. 161 King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noyl2
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THE most Delightful Tonic known, is th'
Old Carolina Bltters. Try them.
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ENJOY heaven OF rest by using the Cele-
brated Tonic Old Carolina Bitters.
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TU IS T r E o EIV E D,

CARBoLATE OF LINE the best Disinfectant
and destroyer OF Rats, Mice Bugs, Cockroacnea..
DC. A small quantity placed where they frequent
will at once dispense them.
Pendleton's Panacea, or vegetable Pain E1'
tractor.
fresh supply Of Flemlng's Worm Connections,
the most reliable in use.
Also, q fresh supply Of SEAL oLEUM, the great
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
" DR.. q. BAER,
magao No. l81 Meeting street.
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EURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & co.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

! case Of New Style "HENRIETTA" PLAID,
only S75<c, worth soc
] case OF Plain Color Mohair Popllns, zoe per
yard, worth SOC
100 pieces Black Apacas, Is per cent. lower than
formerly
90 pieces Black Silks. from 81 go to 81
/ case Irish SILK Popltns, 81 per yard, worth
$3.50
so China Silk Dress Patterns, all shades and
colors, at $12, worth SIS.
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Clothing ano FURNISHING GOoos

N Ar KED DO W N.
TO REDUCE STOCK, WE OFFER THE
BALANCE OF OUR
WINTER GOODS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
NAMELY:
BEAVER OVER SACKS sss and $40, to ss5
BEAVER OVER SACKS, ss5, to s2a
BEAVER OVER SACKS, $50 and ss2, to SIS
BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, s25 and
s2s, to $40
BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS. s1s and
s22, to SIS
BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, sl4 and
SIS, to s1l
UNION BEAVER OVER SACKS, $40. sos7
UNION BEAVER OVER SACKS, 81, toss
BEAVER, king WILLIAM, sss, to se95
g
BEAVER, KING WILLIAM. $40, to'si5
oHISculLLA D. B, SACKS, sas, to $40
oHlNcHILLA D. B. SACKS, SIS, to sl2
cH1ScHILLA D. B. SACKS, sl2, to $40
cH1xcHILLAD D. B. SACKS, $40, to 3d.
WE HAVE IN STOCK,
FULL LINE ONhG GODS,
SUITABLE
F 0 R N B N s. v B 4 Z.
]. H. LAW'ToN & CO.,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

CITY TREAsURER's REPoRT.-The annual
statement OF the city treasurer, setting forth the
transactions Of the city treasury for the fiscal
year ending on the a1st Of December, 1870, was
handed in at the meeting OF the City Council last
Tuesday night, and shows balance In the treas
ury OF s15,Os1 g., at the beginning Of the present
year. During the past year there was expended
the sum Of s343 752 81 for interest on the city
debts; s94672 40 for the Amshouse; s2s,e6s 80 for
the Board OF Health; s3a,166 s5 for the Fire De-
partment: s2s,S23 for gas; s74,o4l So for the Po-
lice, lnclndIng bill Of s22o1 s5 for 1867 sS3S6 Go
for the Orphanhouse; 1856 SO for plank roads,
s70,21s 4s for streets. Received $l26.eso 55 from
licenses, and $685. TAO 76 from taxes. The account
closes with IN cminous charge Of ss1,9l2 IA
among the expenditures on the score Of miscella.
neous accounts.
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The Situation IN Paris.

The Heralds Paris special reports a call for
riot in Paris, but only five hundred disorderlies
responded; subsequently. however, the force
for the protection Of the Hotel de Vile was
strengthened. new war committee is about
organizing. Trochu is understood to have
placed himself in the hands of the Provisional
Government, saying, with tears in his eyes:
"Do with me what you will" Meantime, ru-
mors prevail that Trochu has resigned, and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIM Ggz - ruf 4eftrr the World say. ! S..
z0HosT it teudgfs itt trcth PeaFig white FiFss
% ilst tstEth ifsgfant uauf. sstlagulsbsnR fAs
li-hHuags shlgh ussaHy ig# ffofa lad al
neg iectHa set 81 it@tl. NoEefrNs " - 1sarfi.
eat. Ef4 produces stHsatl0h u aHat e. do
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"aes"st N,8 attended t.'
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win some ueIl warmed GREETING. vbil
ue saw. msae + Seem + llaa fiase n,
even ap "a msr
About six aoar. 81 ,erapa.aas,trs
measles have been scattered abagf h og,
public chools which caused suspension
~ 3lir primary departments, These
heh'if, 80 ~ aehtiy That atleftoHate
ihotliefs nave been known q send their
ei'i"ieh ont to catch item under pain q
'"e supper sh4utd tiie chid iet en- alone.
MIR. \. X. Davenport, proprietor 81
tne wei known Eagle llotcl, received a
dispatch last evening from fitchburg saw
ing: "lour brother has been Killed.
Funeral sunday" Mr. y. aud wife let
Tor littlbNrg early train this morning.
We notice the lnembam llop.e L
neither allowed 10 grow mnsty outwar.lIy
or inwardly. Cole is constantly improy.
proving ana cmbelIishipy M, bouse
Tho pane.t s..i., + 49,.
place the present dangerous steps 60 the
church with something more pleasing Ia
the eye and safe to limbs.
-Oraipgr, wi,,or onnlos roo5;l,. u,
mand s. per barrel.
sp,rr,rnopo
a. v
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-, 80 :" "''' - y ~ "'7 gwen
u.a. s,art.d ~ q Lar, !, rn,o,, :,
boio,yin, ~ n u cro,n In,
op;ot rosto,oa onoinos i,o., = Ma.
nIaces Whom ono,her o,o.n, ~. ~,
ana Gro r,,rd ~, s,or,od !, ~ .,1,
formerly occupied by J. w. Frost & "a
The building Is empty and stands bach ot
the new blocks on Main St. If the Gres
had gotten any beadway tbc whole
square would have been ENDANGERED ond
his was probably the DESIGN Of tho ;nec,.
diaries. The wind was bJowino fnrions-
" at the Time.
One of the cords Of tho river br;do.
broke week ago, with loud report. re-
pairs are going on now.
Mark Twain lectures here Oct. 30th.
DIR, Gales family escaped serious
injury, by the gas going out aud leaving
he burner open, during the night of
friday OF last week. Only plenty of
saved them
-Alessrs. i. y. & f. W. Harris have
AIKEN the contract to for the extension Of
he Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia
2. X, from Olean, n. T., 10 the Stale
inc Of Pennsylvania
Take all in all the Engine Company
hat went TO Fitehburg to the muster. did
Tot have a very good time. They did
lot take the prize, but had to spend the
light out Of doors al Grouis' Corners, be-
ause the connection az that place with
cars was not made. The
ompany didn't feel cross "nor nothing. "
SUNDERLAND
q,to nii ,r
III Il ono,s,a
,r,1o,. ogo,,;aa "a, oo,h V''' '"
=, 'le'"'o nv Puio'iasei 'iic lIetil-
y v e.ei uteeh' M "ieeh goes 70
'''' nin''s 'o"'
=. StockweI has bought the blacksmith F..
hop OF Bacon Y King, il being the in
ention Of Mr.. Stockwell to engage in the
blacksmith business. Success to you
Josh A good wagon maker would be
ocraly patfohlzed here.
Il. G.. King has commenced cutting
nd drawing 400 cords Of wood to the
abroad. Sixty bushels Of potatoes Of
he Garnet variety were dug from one
,urlh acre of ground without extra cult
ion, by i. G. King.
We witnessed the return game Of
ase bali between the Ethan Aliens of
bis place, and the Rip Van Wrinkles Of
fanchastar Safurdav tnb inst On ,l,o
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Ns'lit to express Through ih,
Columns oi your pafef. u' l@nbs ~ 1r
'teo. Ni's' ana s'r HOLSTER, iof iheil
Ainanes, e m' sclt -na wife g 'hc ,imc
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HENNiNGfoN.
( The stockholders 81 ibc proposed
( Nalloomsae railroad from the state line
10 Bennington, to connect that place
with Troy me, Friday and elected the
following directors A. u. Gardner.
T DIN Scott l.. Il. Graves, Henry ratehin,
/ Charles sanford, 4, Aldrich and u. b..
Sears Mr. Gardner was chosen president
y the company Mr., Scott secretary and
Mr' "faNes treasurer -. NJ Greene OF
Troy was made chlel engineer OF the road
a nv ~ 90 ''''' ''''''' ''N' tug survey o'
" ~
tanner Dramatic company drew
GOOD houses 10 eaeh o. 'heir entertain
liei'''' la'' week az Library llall' ana
go, 1--WE ivy P''''' 'o"'
y lineage tre caused much excite
lheht ~ 'hi' NiilaSe curing Monday and
lnesday q iast week Large crowds OF
persons surrounded The telegraph aud
news oin'es, eager TO learn II their friends
a -, - - - '''e "''o '', :.
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s'9 49, 9,'"s's' , w. = '',T'o e,a' "
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~ charity tho, l. eowing 81 - ,ho sorror,
stricken INV Iaroo Collections ,,oro tai.
~ ~ n tbc churches ~ Snnaoy
are each building large additions 10 their
residences At the head of Main street.
john Sibley. ESQ. duo Gflv-ouc
bushels Of potatoes, and put them in the
cellar. in two DAYS last week and bo is
unwards Of seyentv.six wears or ogc
What does Young America say TO that?
Frank Bradford, elocutionist, has re-
ceiyed a communication from Mark
Twain that the subject of his lecture, in
our course, win be, "Reminiscences of
some Uncommon Place Characters he has
CHANGED to meet Can't tell how it will
take.
"A dancing school has been opened in
this village this week by J. II. Wells, of
Rutland. Evidently he will give satisfac-
ton.
"A grand bah i TO be held IN Free
Library fall on the evening Of Oct ooh
by thc irish Confederation Clnb NJ
A very interesting occasion is anticipated. /.
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'lio =" ","O''i"'' , ~ ''u n'a''u'aol''e
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= 'o'' '''' w ''oiios niBh'
WooDFoRD.
Apple blossoms, ana nall grown
raspberries, are the latest novelty here
which are actually existing at the present
'i'''o' "ou'', y s''o - nave any q me
'o' ''NNi iea''c'' report, y thcy ever wit
.t;, oo.o,,
Touis q po,tos ~ L.. ~,
,oo Ln.bo,s 80 oxoo,,ont Isaa,,a "a a. ,",ae'
III. a. - ~ ~ ISL "a' W.
mast snnnar and also n ano yo,.;,,,, ,e
squashes, one Of which is worthy of note
It measuring two feet four inches ia
length Habbard.
Mike Bailey says he can chop more
wood, than any other m.n in town. he
having cut fifteen cords during the past
week, and only worked five and one half
DAYS. Judging from Mikes general an.
pcarance, we believe he must have piled /
bis wood rather lose, or else not piled II
It all, but guessed what it would be like
y 70 measured
--LumbeFlnen are all preparing for
WINTER lhey contemplate DONG rush
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T. II, lloliey has just returned from
market Win stock Of goods he Is not
ashamed to call peoples attention to
~ advertising IN the JOURNAL. We adj +
use az our subscribers in that vicinity
2 give hiin 2 cell and examine his new
purchases,
EAsr DORSET.
The grocery ofW n. Mcnamara. .Tr..
u Dorset IliiI la. been broken into sew
Ri times, aud the owner wishes to give
ar warning that the guilty parties will
'oi come OF as wellucxttimc. The thing
iss continued so long there is sameuess
bout i Tint j uncomfortable.
j litilc "onpleasantne,s recently DC.
urred at the Fricdly quarry. 4 portion
i the hands who were employed in un-
oYering a new spot Just above the
ld quarry have not been very well
mled with their oyerseer, aud on sun
lay the drilling machine was overturned,
it considerably ltissu supposed
bat this was done by some Of those
ands tliiuking that they could get their
ycrscer discharged By tie means Itdid
q have the intended effect, however, for
% Monday morning Mr.. FREELY told
leae hands be had no further use FOR
hem, and they must yacate the tcncmcuts
'hieh they occupied. We have since
armed that matters have been arranged,
nd the men have gone 70 work again.
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Consumptiye Difficulties
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