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Hc;f'T1l!Iz,zENllss' 1l!,z ! 9 SAVINGS BANK
. OF ..
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received,

INTER EST ALLO WE'D 4 4 THE RATIO
SEVEN PER CENT. PER- Ann UM.
ON CER2JFICA Z Els OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON 4 Geo UNTS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
Sohn John p p Thn'nas ralmor; vice-rreuidents.
A. G Brentzer. Cashier
John u. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier,
directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. c. Has
kel), F. w. McAlastcr, John Z. thomas. Z. II
iIcinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg
Columbia
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, NcwbCrry.
W. G. Maycs, Ncwbcrry.
b. H. Ratledge, Charleston.
Daniel RaveEel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborcrs, Clerks, Widows, Or.
Phans aud others may here deposit Their saw
ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing TO draw interest OH their funds until
they require thcm for business or other pur-
poses: Parents dcrirng to set apart small
sums for their children. and Married Women
ana Minors (whosc deposits can only ho with
Drawn by themselves. or, in Gaze of death, by
bhelr legal representatives,, wishing to isT
hslde funds for future use. are hero afforded
"nn opportunity OF dcpositing their ncane
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
The same time, be subject to wthdra wa when
ncedeh. Ane 1a
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A darkey, left in charge of telegraph
Office while tho operator went to dinner,
heard some one ''call, over the wires,
and began shouting at the instrument,
"De operator isn't yer." The noise
ceased.
An nnti-kissing society has been
formed by the Galena (Ill.) girls. sNo
kissing before marriage" is their motto.
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDLNT's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, g. c., December /, 1870.
k @ a Ia sl dales 4S npe the at'ns ioiiorins '5ls
schedule will be run daily, Sundays excepted,
lima liailroad up and down; also with Trains
going South on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
guStu RuiirOad:
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Winter Schedule spar'g & Union Road
ESSs ys! EEaEhaSS9S;, ON sili after tho oath
Trains will go down on MONDAYS. WFDNFH-
DAYS and FRIDAYS; leaving Sparianbu,c
Cnnrt Home. at 100 A. NJ, and arriving ut
Aston 1.:S5 =. Bl.
R"tnrling on TUEsDAYs, THURSDAYS
and SAT UhDAYS, will leave Alston at o so A.
II. and arrive at Spartanlmrg at 3 40 =. nj.
THOMAS l.. JETER President
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Downer's Mineral Spel m Oil.

uoWner's Mineral Spelm Oil.
"A NEW OIL. 1chich ,cW not iiyht unde, 300
IN degrees FnrenAeH; never eums; il almost
od rless and as safe as Sperm or Lard OH Jnr
idn.ny use, and 1rhfm d'trn'd u he MINERAL.
SPERM LAMP. til" lieh. is equal to the best
herosei'e at cost not exec. ding one-half Il
cent. per hnur 1t J., quirs but little attc,I-
ZION, no trimming. and the chimney never
breaks from heat
supply OF this snfrty oil and 4 small
assortment Of Lamps, jnst received and for
saie by Il r.. Il. AGNEW.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of a Laxative
Medfoipo

Perhaps one mctli-
cine is SO universally
required by every
body a. Il ca;hartir,
nor wal ever any he.
fore 80 universally
adopted into Use, in
every country an.i
among all classes, ~
this mild but efficient
purg:stivc PiU. The
Obvious reason L.,
that il is Il more rcii.a-
bic and i:lr ;,tur,. ~.
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.inacinory.


hctaJ 0#Tg5 ih1cfaory. ha 'fiA
How Oft doth memory recall the scones OF by
irgone hours,
And crowns me with her sombro hues or with
b her aweetest fDwere;
How oft sho wroathes my brow in smilcB, or
djms my eyes with tears. ..,t
And DER my soul bright vision brings, or fills
my life with fears.
The fairy castle that I've built and decked with
fowers unblown,s
Tho, firm it seemed, destroying webs around
tits domes are thrown;
The! star that beamed and DER mo st ed it's
bright unfickering light,
Tho fixed, it seemed, beyond yon cloud has
sought hasty flight.
And why is this? Oh. esk me not; s.a mono
< 'ries DER me steal,
And whisper. Those that friends appeared. to
Mammon's shrine now kneel;
The wreath OF love they crowned you with,
tho pluoked from Floras bower,
Was filled with thorns beneath the leaves en-
oircling overy flower.
Oh, trust not. then, your happiness round
earthly forms to cling;
But look to God, for He alone true happiness
can bring;
He'll crown your life with light and joy, while
here on earth you roam,
And when death calls your spirit hence, will
safely bear you home.
CoLUMBrA. g. c.. February 1871
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sTENH0USE. MAOAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

CHA RLOTTE. n. c.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn. Flonr,
~ Bacon, Lard, &c, and Family Groceries
generally. Orders filled carefully and prompt
ly. Eel, lyr
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Change Of, ,Eohedule.
~ SouTH C1RoLrAX RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, &. O., January 10, 1871.

w CryzHssrH ON and after Sun
- - gl. day, the 22d instant,
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- - - - gzzA&F - day, the 22d instant,
Paesepgtr Trains upon this Road will arrive
nnd loavo as follows:
TRAIN No. /.
Leave Charleston nRt............ 80. 8 20 q M
arrive at Columbia at. 8 40 p m
Leave Columbia at...... 1915 m
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. ........7 70 p n,
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted, at.9 SO q m
Arrivo rive a a. hingvilie at. 2op m
arrive at Camden at..... .......... 6, 90 p m
The above Trains run in connection with
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
connecting with Trains for Winning lon, North
Carolina. and with Trains for Augusta, Geor-
Yia-making closo connections with Night
Trains OF Georgia RailI Dad ard Central hail-
road, for all points South and West.
TRAIN No. 2-NIoHT ExPREss,
tSunday Night e1cepted)
Leave Chafles at. 10 n M
Arrive at Columbia at... ...... & 90 a m
leave Coi1mDia at.... ............7 so p N
This Train runs in connection with Up Au-
gusta Trains, making closc come cticn With
Georgia Raili oa1 and Central Rail- GA Morn
ing rains, for all points South and West
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-Pre sideDt.
'''rrK1NS General Ticket Agent. Jar 81
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A VOID QUAtK>.-A victim Of earlv in
n discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature tc:ay. &c, having tried in vain every
scli-cure, which he will send free tn biz fellow
sufferers. Address ]. H. TUfTI,E, 10 Nassau
strset, New York. Dec 23 tSrno
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COLUMBIA, 8. G., February, 1871.

The, FATE OF FAIR MAsoUERADER.
An old gentleman in New Orleans. very
jealous of very pretty wife. came home
late ono night, and had all his worst fears
confirmed by hearing suspicious whis-
peringa in his lady's bed-chamber.
Blinded by the green-eyed monster. he
rushed furiously into the room and
grasped, as he supposed, an exquisitely
apparelied yonth by the arm. and com
menced administering to him fearful
castigaticn., Every blow of the fast de-
eoending rod drew scream of anguish
from the unresisting Adonis. and, after
exhausting himself. aud fearfully lace
rating his victim, the irate husband
found that the fell destroyer of his do
mestio peace was no other than his own
wife, dressed for masquerade.
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Rich, Rare and RUBY.

NTE have just received an extensive addi-
wv ton to our stock Of WINES and LII
rity, with any stock in the United States.
We mention: Superior Heidsick; verzenav-
Aoet 4 Chandon; Veuvo Clicquot I'onAardin;
Cortaillod Mousscaux, and other brsnds OF
BRANDY believed tc &c Tho only lot or thie
celebrated brand in the city. Old Wheat Bnr-
bon WH!sKEx-18G0. Genuine Hungarian
1IITEHS: Partaga, La Crcma and Concilla.
clan ClGARS-genuine Havanas. Call nud
try them. PAYSlNGER L. FRANKLIN,
Jan 70 ExchRncc Hnnhn.
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CARRIAGES.

caQ8H, A COMPLETE assortment of two
-eAss and four.aeat Passenger OARRI-
AdEH has just been received at the Reposito-
latest and most stylish patterns have been
solicited with care, from como OF tho best
builders in the country; and the stock never
has been surpassed in design or finish by any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec 1G w. X. GREENFIELD.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta X. r
SUPERINI ENDEET'S OFFICE,

CnarlOCCe. COlumDla anu Augusta X. X
SUPERINI IENDEET'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January II. 1871.
IL az Jonuary oM ana 81 sftt1 tbs sqSDAY, PslseY,
ger trains over this Road viii run az follows:
GOING NonTn.-No. 1. No. g.
STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LFAvE.
Augusta 8 (0am G. 20 PM
Columbia 1851 pm 1.03 pm II .05 pm ITO pm
Winns II pm 3 81 pm, l 25 am 17 ALI
Chester 8 " pm 5 10 pm Sc am % am
Charlotte 80 pm | $50 am
GOING SOUTu.-No. 1. No. q
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte 500 am 8 10 Pm
Chester 10 20 am 10 23 a n, 10 27 pm 10 80 pm
Winnsb'o IL SIS am / So am IL 55 pm II So pm
Columbia PIG pm 228 pm 9 IL am 2 70 am
Augusta 45 pm $50 am
Gt1Nu NoRIH,-Train No. makes close
DAILY CoNNECIIoNs at Charlotte for all points
Non1 II and EAST.
Train No. 2 makes samo Connections. SUNDAYS
THCFPTED.
GoING SOUTH Train No. 1 makes close
DAILY CONNECTIONS at Auguatn with trains
OF Georgia and Central Georgia Railroads,
Tor all points South, South -west and West.
Train No makes samo connections, SUN
DAYS EXCEPTED.
No night trains will loavo Charlotte, Au-
gusta or intermediate points on Sundays
Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
to principal points. ]. NJ. SELKIkK. SnE.
T. X. DoRSEY General Ticket Aren't
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ELEGRAPHlO ITEMS.

The wife of Cespades, the Cuban General.
has sailed for the United States.
The State debt of Kansas has been reduced
1914, 900 during the past year.
Some seceders from the State Temperance
Convention at Concord, n. H. met at the Elm
House, nominated Rev. s. Cummings, of Lee,
for Governor and appointed State Commit
tee.
Petit, workman in Baldwn's locomotive
shop in Philadelphia, has recovered $4,000 in
Court from the corporation for damages re-
ceived by falling over pile of earth negligent.
ly lett in one of its departments.
Judge Blatchford, of New Y ork, has refused
to grant certificate as to what was the proba-
BILE cause for the recent seizure of the suspect
ed tiilibuster Florida, thus leaving the officers
who made the seizure to defend the suit for
damages which the owners of the vessel will
bring.
The Brooklyn whiskey raid on Thursday re.
suited in the destruction of 10 stills, contain
ing IS hogsheads of mash, valued altogether at
$4,000. Deputy Assessor Wass received
some slight injuries from the missiles thrown
by the mob
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COM In ERCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and steambeats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1s9 cans milk. AGO
bbls fcur bar shook, do paper, do laths, Is do
lumber, do sugars, do spirits, IA do barley, do
corr. do bark, do sundries; shipments East, 700
bbls -four, l car oil. 1 do sundries; shipments to
Europe, 81 cars provisions, II do wheat.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-19 cases mdse IA
mutton, A bdls shovels, 10 boxes axes, qrs beef
20 pkgs sundries.
waddn ~ osos dsastos n ~ Ssa 49,, " - i 81
10 bbls rum, 40 bbls pork, pieces chain, 10 bars
iron. 100 frkins OF lard, 20 bills paper 800 boxes
iaisins 10 bbls oil, washing machine, 40 dressed
hogs, 10 bbs oranges so bales twine 25 chests tea 80
COILS cordage, 80 halt bbs beet 10 tieces lard 50 pig
n 20 pkgs furniture, 81 bbls -four so bbls sugar. 200
pkgs to order; tor Canada and up country ~ chests
tea, 207 bars iron, 20 bpls sugar. 10 bales bales
waste so bdls leather sleigh and shaft 15tubs but
ter, 16 pieces marble, $50 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBECR AILROAD-1c car hoops,
do shingles, do potatoes, 26 boxes axes, II sets
springs, 10 bds broom handles, 16 do paper, cases
CLOTH bales cloth, bdls poultry, bags shoddy, 2
horses, 81 pkgs mdse, SO cars freight for Boston.
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Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Cotton heavy; sales $50,
bales; Mddling uplands 154c. Flour-sales 1900
bbls.; State aud Western 5@10 better; State AZ
90; Southern 25@s IS. Wheat dull; sales 46, O0(
BUSH; No. Spring At; No. do 46 al At; Winter
Ked and Amber Western 48 q 81; Red and
Amoer southern So Corn 1c better; Gales 81 ,0O(
U9sn. new Mixed Western Sec. Oats dull Ohio and
o mestern os g &C. Pork frmer; new mess 20 % @
firm at III l23c. Butter is dull; Ohio 70 as 2bc:
State 20 q ACC. Whiskey firmer: Western freq Of
g 923c. Rice firm; Carolina 81 as 7c. sugar easier
N rs 9N &C. Molasses quiet; New Orleans
Ros On Masal STORES Gull Spirits Turpentine 4Sc
refined 24ic. Tallow firm at 81 q SC. -'1''
FIeights to Liverpool quiet; Cotton I'd; Flour 81.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Flour quiet Wheat Iower
No. at Is q 132. Corn active at 44I D 45c =
Oats quiet at 4Oc for new Rye firm Barley dull at
s0c High Wines steady at Soc. Provisions frmer.
att IS. Live Hogs firm at 80 q Gs5. Cattle dull
Recepts-400O bbs. four 200O bush. wheat 60 :
600 bush. corn IA 900 bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000
bush. barley, &c, 900 hogs. WV
Shipments-50OO bbls. -four, 1000 bush. corn, 10 900
bush. oats, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ~ Provisions firm Mess Pork
rib sides and 104c tor clear Sides Lard In
demand and higher at III q re. Green Meats 81 q
sIc for shoulders and II q 1Iac for hams Live hogs
active at 6 so @700.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 12.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands 14tc.
lands 14ac. ~
lands 1s4c. f
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 12.-Cotton steady and in
iair demand; Middling uplands 14lc.
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batteries between the forts, is that no serious
damage has been done and not single gun
dlsmounted, but 800 Germans have been killed
ana wounded. Mont Avron was swept by the
1fencn nre ami the Germans evacuated the
position. The guns at Clamart reach the Inva-
noes and the Champ de Mars.
Harls advlces of the 9Th say that shells are
iaiilng IN Mont Martie and persons have been
Kliied IN the church of st. Sulpce. Bands of
Reds have posted Red placards, which have
been torn down by the populace.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 1.-THE bombardment of
the Paris forts is vigorously kept up to-day
The batteries pushed forward toward the city
opened fire this morning. The barracks in
Fort Issy are in ruins
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Berlin
to the Times Gays that Prussia, seeing the an
tagonlsm on the part Of Austria to the wishes
OF the Gar on the question of the Euxine, is
endeavoring to effect postponement of the
London conference. The same correspondent
mentions a report that Turkey is willing to
dispense with the action by the powers on the
subject.
Great Britain.
GEN. BUTLER's SPEECH REpUDIArED.
LONDON, Jan. 11.-At the annual dinner OF
the Devon Chamber of Agriculture last even
Ing, at Newton, ex-Lieut. Governor Wayland
OF Connecticut, and Mr.. Fish, SOD of Hamilton
Fish, Secretary of State of the United States,
were present. Mr.. Wayland in his speech re-
pudiated the doctrine of General Buffers re.
cent speech at Boston, ON the fishery and Ala
bama questions.
Cuba.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-THE report that Valmaz-
eda had arrested and imprisoned many Cubans
in this city is untrue. The only arrests have
been those of vagabonds. The city is tranquil
Lena, rebel bearer of dispatches, has been
executed. He was son-in-Iaw to President
Juarez of Mexico and distinguished Cuban
poet
Mexico.
The wife of President Juarez of Mexico died
on the I'd inst. The Presidential election is the
topic of the country and much bitterness is
shown
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SOUR OwN."-Psyche, a correspondent o
the Boston Commonwealth having attended Q
Fair, week or two ago, at which she saw va
rious paintings, and other works of art, says
But must only glance at the many fine
landscapes, by Church, Bierstadt, Bellows, In
mes and others. and these beautiful goats by
Palizzi-one lady said that picture must belong
to Mason-the goats, you know!-just to say
q word of this marine piece, to me the gem Of
the collection. 1t reminded me- though unlike
it, OF marine view l had previously seen, a
Mount Desert scene by Harry Brown of Port
land. Making inquiries, found that it was
really the work of that artist, who presented it
to the Bazaar. Two hundred dollars was the
price. and should consider myself rich in the
possession of such q picture at that price had l
the money to spend for works of art. It would
repay the absence Of q sea view from nv win
dow. 1t consists of marine view and land.
scape. The latter at the right of the picture,
consists of grassy field, or pasture, divided
by fence and crossed by a winding path. A
few figures are to be seen in the field, and a
cottage nestled in clump of trees on q sort Of
ridge along the Shore Beyond in the distance,
are two trees that loom up through the mist
Along the shore the sea breaks in white foam
Farther to the left, out OF the sea and in the
misty distance, rises rugged rock, or rocky
islet. the mist SO obsc lring your vision that
you are in doubt The blueish-green or green
ish-blue of the coloring is most beautiful. ]
wished to see the picture again, but the gallery
was closed, and all hope of farther exclama-
tioDs IN that presence at an end. But this pic
ture will remain on memorV's wall, an ever
fresh deliyht
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The CAPITAL,
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, JAM 1.-THE following committee
will be announced tomorrow morning in the
House, having been selected by the respective
county delegates:
On the apportionment of Senators and Rep
Iesentatives, Dingley of Auburn, Stickney of
rresque Isle, Robe of Gorham, Perkins of
harrington, Hopkins of Blue Hill, johnson of
augusta, Hobson of Wiscasset, Moore of Buck
held, Weed of Veazie, Thompson of Dover,
fatten Of Bath, Hathaway of Skowhegan, Har-
flman Of Belfast, Hobart Of Dennysvlle, San
born OF Kittery
Senator Morris is chairman of the Con-
gressional Apportionment Committee instead
OF as heretofore reported.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
GOV. Perham announced this morning the
committees of the Council as follows:
Warrants-Brackett, Deering and Weeks,
Acknowledging, Knowltop, Hatch.
Military Affairs-Weeks, Bracket, Pulsi-
State Pensions-Grindle, Weeks, Hatch
frlson Affars-Knowlton, Weeks, Deeripg.
reform School-Deering, Brackett Hatch.
Indian Afairs-Hatch, Grindle, Pulsifer.
Public Buildings-Brackett, Pnlsifer, Deer
ing.
Insane Hospital-Pulsifer, Knowlton, Grin
Deal, Dumb and Blnd-Knowlton, Deering.
Bracket %
Public Instructions Hatch Knowlton. Grin
die. A'N
Lihrary-Weeks, Hatch, Knowlton,
PUBLIC Lands-Pulsiier, Weeks, Grindle
Fay Roll-Grindle, Bracket, Pulsifer
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Railroad Committee had its first session
THIS afternoon. Hon. j. W. Bradbury appear
ed for the Boston and Maine Railroad Compa.
ny, which petitions for charter to extend its
road from South Berwick to Alfred. After
consultation, January 3tst was assigned
LOT hearing. The company will also petition
ior charter to Portland by the shore towns
from South Berwick.
Inc hearing of the Portland and Rutland
railroad on an act additional to its act of incor-
poration will take place Jan. 10Th. The point
oflnterest is in a section of that bill which al
lows such changes aud additions on the line of
its location as may be fonnd necessary and to
give it proper facilities to open to tide water
upon Portland harbor, and extend a branch to
Saco. The hearing on petition for railroad
from Sanford through Alfred to Wells will be
on the 18th of January.
The trustees of the Agricultural College
meet tonight. There is full board.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR EIGN.


HUNGARIANs FAvoRINa FRANCE.
PEsTH. Jan: ia majority of the Austro-
Hungarian delegations sympathize with France
and demonstrations have been planned in fa
vor of France and peace.
CnAUzY's RETREAT.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 11.-Ofacial announcement
has been made that the Germans on the 10th
yesterday redoubled their efforts against the
army OF Gen Chauzy, who, pressed on all
ton was hotly disputed, one OF the French
brigades resisting the attack of the enemy for
six hours. The losses were considerable on
both sides.
OPERATIONS AT vILLERsEXEL.
Bourbaki, commanding the Army of the
East, telegraphs that his army passed the
whole of Tuesday night in driving the enemy
from houses.
The Army of the North, under Faidherbe,
has advanced beyond Bordeaux
FA1DAERBE ENGAGED.
LONDON, Jan. II, midnght.-Gen. Faidherbe
has surprised the rear guard of the German
army, and thirty of the enemy were killed and
fifty nine taken prisoners. The French did
not lose man. The French army has again
entered Bapaume.
FIRE IN PARIS.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 6 q. ma dispatch from
Versailles says large fire is raging within the
outer walls OF Paris and on the north side OF
the city.
THE FATE OF ESCAPING PRISONERS
A letter from Berlin of the 10th inst says
orders have been issued that all French officers
who escape from their places of confinement in
Germany shall upon recapture be treated as
convicts.
RESULT OF THE COMMANDMENT.
BRUSSELS. Jan. 1.-THE result of ten days
commandment Of nine forts and seven French
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james P. Miller of the city of PORT
w land in the County OF Cumberland, on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1858, by his mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded in the Registry OF Deeds
for said county, book 1885, page 1885, to said
Situated In the sou h.easterIy Corner o. Cumber
land and Montgomery streets, IN said Portland,
tending seventy two feel on Cumberland street, and
sixty ieet Montgomery street, being the
premises occupied nv said Miller at the time of the
great fire. July 1861, with authority in the case OF
the breach OF the condition in said mortgage to sell
said premises at auction, and trcm the proceeds 10
pay tue debt secured thereby. And whereas. the
condition OF said mortgage deed has been broken by
said Miller, -
This is to give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises, on the
tweut, eighth day OF January Hi, at fen O'Clock
in the forenoon, the and purpose atoresa
In witness whereof, l. Henry W. Hefsey, in behalf
OF sail city. Treasurer thereof by virtue OF the
Authority given me in said deed have hereunto set
my hand, and give this notice, this fourth day OF
January, 1871.
HENRY W. HERSEY.
Inc Franc of Portland
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bTth and Education is the title of a novel by
Aarie sophie Schwartz, translated from the
swedish BY Selma Borg and Marie A. Brown
and published by Lee & Shepard, Boston,
Nilsson, the great vocalist, speaks of the work
- magnificent" and compliments the trans.
lators for the fidelity Of their version. Tho
works OF Madame Schwartz comprise tbirtv.
two novels. which arc to De published durino
the present year by Messrs. Lee & Shepard
Hessrs. Bailey & Noyes will have them for sale
a. soon a. published.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

OFF FOR THoMAsToN.-Laste evening Warden
Rice took away, by steamer City of Richmond,
Peter Daley and Lawrence Murray. convicted
Of highway robbery of Patrick McGlinchy;
James Walsh aud Frank Libby, convicted of
breaking into the shop of Bray g. Co., in
wsstorook; and John Monahan, convicted of
oe'ng common thief. All of them have got to
spend some time in the State prison, and we
"us. 'neir morals mag be improved by their
residence in that institution.