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This would seem to suggest that, wien the
liege lord is courteous and good humored, and
has no wild oats to SOW, welded pair may
log along very comfortably. though all the ie-
gtimate loving is on the woman's side.
"My Heroine" ispure in tone, and, If 1t does
the reader no good, will, at least, do him no
harm. This is more than we expect from tne
average novel nowadays, when, theft, muir
der and adultery are almost as common in the
pages of romance as in the walks of real life.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE. August, 1871. New
York: Leonard Scott Publishing Company
The August Blackwood contains the opening
chapters of new serial, "The Maid OF Skier,
which promises well. "Falr to See" takes
what, to ''salad" youths will be a new turn.
Cornelius O'Dowd revisits Ireland and gossps
as pleasantly as usual. The second part OF q
Century of Great Poets" is devoted to Scott.
The LONDON QUARTERLY. July. 1871. New
York: Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany.
There are strong articles in this number
Among them may be counted those on Shakes
peare, "The Descent of Man," Labor uto'
pias,n and austria since Sadowa."
Both Backwood and the london Quarterly
come to us from Mr.. Russell, of King street.
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Current Literature.
Ny HEROINE. A. Story New York D. Ap.
pleton i Co. 1871.

Ny HEROINE. A. Story. New York D. Ap-
pleton i Co. 1871.
A loveless marriage and its consequences
This is a rather worn subject, and its treat
ment, in my Heroine, "verges on the common.
place. The notable difference between Geral-
dine Treyelyan-the heroine OF this story-and
her halt-sisiers of the Braddon school, is, that
the frst-named does not marry for rank or
money, does try to do her duty, and receives
from her friend, L'Estrange, iwhom she loved
before her marriage, and who lcves herr
nothing worse than affectionate kindness and
sober counsel. Geraldine. with child-l:ke un'
Consciousness, puts herself in the way OF temp
tat:on; but L'Estrange seeks safety, If not
oblivion. in o hasty retreat As, however, the
object oi the story is to describe the miseries
of match where the husband is a jaded vo-
lurtuary, and the wife begins with timidity and
ends with dislike, it is rather inconsistent that
L'Estrange with Geraldnes consent, and by
her advce) should marry devoted girl for
whom he does not care button, and should
live, in quiet content, Tor the rest Of his life.
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Martial Law in Vermont.

TIE official census returns show that, for
the year ending May 81, 1870, there were
seventy-three murders in Vermont and only
thirty.seyen murders in South Carolina.
And the population Of South Carolina is
more than twice as large as that OF Yer
mont. In the last-named State, ore out or
every 1923 persons falls victim to the
cord, the knife or the bowl but in South
Carolina the murder-rate is only one 10
every 1900. -Four times as many nur-
ders in Vermont as in the Palmetto State!
This is shocking. Life in Vermont is not
secure. A reign OF terror is established, and
no Southern man is safe. The so-called
carpet-baggers from the soath, who visit
Vermont to wipe out its old fogyism and
teach it Southern thrift and cuteness, pine
to death under decree OF social ostra-
cism, or are shot down by the long bows OF
midnight Ku-Klux. Shall men who fought
for four long years against this glorious
Union, who shed their blood, on thousand
battle-felds, in defence OF the Southern Con-
federacy, one and indivsible, be made
mipce-meat of by the savages of Vermont
Never! In the name OF civilization, in the
name OF the murdered seventy-three, whose
blood cries aloud for vengeance, We demand
that martial law be proclaimed in Vermont,
and that Ku-Kluxism be stamped out in
eyery New England State.
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The Jews OF Germany.

The London papers, religious and secular,
are severe in their condemnation OF the
German Government, which, according to
their statement, denies to the Jews OF the
Empire the civil equality and public privi-
leges, 80 freely accorded to Christians Of all
denominations,
The ,Tearish Chronicle claims that the
Jewish troops OF the Kaiser were among his
brayest, his boldest, his best. They took
s'lbeir place side by side with their comrades
sin the trench, on the battlement, and in the
''fie.d. They shared with them every peril and
s'every privation. But they did not, and
ssthey do not, share with them the reward OF
carnage A Jewish soldier IN
Germany can attain the rank OF corporal;
..bnt no hioher rank. His Ju-
sdaism stops him from gaining the promo
e;ion which is within the reach of the veri-
"est infidel, the most unblushing atheist, in
.'the camp" And more CALLING circum-
stance is spoken OF by the Chronicle, and by
two thoroughly unsectarian papers, the
Graphic ard the Pail Mall Gazette. These
journals explain that, not long since, SOL
emn thanksgiving for victory was ordered
throughout Germany. All the churches and
chapels were required to open their gates for
this service. The Jews alone were excluded.
When the fact was brought to the attention
OF the Minister Of Public Worship, he sup
piled the omission; but the Israelites are
still sorely trouble,. in mind. As long ago
as 1866, they were sighted in the same way.
Then it was that the Berlin community rep
resented to tile ministG. that there was
certain collection ordered after the service in
question, and that, "since even Jewish
'nioney might be acceptable to the Military
Fund, they might, perhaps, bepermitted to
''go through the preliminary service as
"well." The permission was granted, and q
large sum Of money was collected. This
did not become precedent. After the
French war they were again passed over,
when, instead Of ignoring the slight, "they,
''or certain Bavarian Rabbi in their name,
''nust needs go and again formally ask to
"be asked to pray and 10 pay" Bismarck
at once gave the required order, and the
Jews received permission TO thank Provi-
dence for the victories Of United Germany.
We are aware that all religious distinc-
tons are nominally abolished throughout
Germany, but it is evident, from what the
London papers say, that the Jews are under
rea! disabilities which require an immediate
removal. The German Government cannot
afford to he the upholder Of sectarian re-
stric.ions, which the march of liberal opin-
ion has swept away in Protestant England
and Catholic France. Such policy would
be contrary to the genius and traditions OF
the people, and we are confident ina. ere
long the Jews of Germany will be admitted,
as is their right, to the enjoyment OF every
privilege accorded to their fellow citizens OF
other denominations
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no LU MBIA 10 T 4 L,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
WIN. GORMAN. PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietor Of this pleasantly located ano
elegantly furnished Establishment at the StaLe
Capital, desires to inform the travelling public ano
Others seeking accommodations, thai the Co
LUMBlA" Is III every respect 1rst-class Hotel
States. Situated in the business centre or the
city, with fine large airy rooms, and table sup
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A frstclass Livery Stable is attached 10 tne
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can be
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train. WIN. GoRMAS,.
Proprietor and Superintendent.
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At PRIyATE SALE, MARL BLUFF

At PRIVATE SALE, MARL BLUFF
n PLANTATION, on Rocky Creek Swamp,
Urangebr:g District. South Carolina, 10 miles
from BlacEYile, on South Carolina Railr DAD, Al
gusta Branch, and IS miles from Orangeburg
Courthouse, on Columbia Branch Road, Charles.
ton and Augusta and Charleston and C91m I'M ba IA,
which is cleared and under good fences; about 30
acres more leared, but not under lence,ali o.
which is first class Cotton and Corn Lands; IKE
balance is first class Timber Land.
A 1rst-class Circular Saw MIL water IN 9ruel
fer Immediate use, on q constant stream. Luln.
Der to hand aud can be RATED TO Charleston
from the Mill Also good Grist Mill. has
comfortable house with six 10y rooms, ontoulln.
tsl framed negro houses in good order. IL Also
has Mari Bed on It which makes 1t very adVan'
tageous to agricultural purposes for making ma
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Information either In writing or in person can be
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Meetings.

11TNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM.
L PANY,-Attend the Regular Meeting OF
your Company, THIS EVENING, l4tn instant, asthe
senl4 J. McLEISH, Secretary.
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Boarnlnn.

DOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
d can be accomm odated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms ny ap-
plying at No. IL Wentworth street. DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. may 10
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In that section. Subscription price 81 year.
G.E. ELFORD, Editor and proprietor.
G. g. WELLS, Associate Editor.
dar1q
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WTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and immigration Association
of Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY OO.
Tickets now ready. WIN be glad to see my lriends
at the ONCE OF Mr.. C. CLACIUS corner East Bay
and Central Wharf, EBEN COFFIN, Suo-Agent
may29
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NHE HULL AND MACHINERY

TOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.-FOR
Il SALE AT A BARGAIN, FOR CASH DOWN:
House Furns, ing Stock ia Sparta. Georgia, con-
sislinp OF Silver Plated Goods, China, Glass and
CrocEery, Tiu. Wood and Wi:low:Ware, Hard
ware, &C., with complete Store Fixtures. Brick
store 1900 feet OF Goor room. situated In the pest
bnsiness location iu the county, and suitable for
the preeent business, Dry Goods or Wholesale
Grocery. Lease eight years TO run at only $3.50
Satisfactory reasons given to buyer for selling
ont. IL ia the only Tin Shop In the County, with
all new and improved machines. Both Shop and
Store doing good business. viii be sold TO-
gether or separately. Address E. X. STEDMAN,
No. Q 2Northens Brick Block, Sparta, Georgia.
sep7-thstu12f
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travellers; also, Commercial Credit available In
all parts Of the world.
Telegraphic Transfers Of Money made on all
parts Of Europe.
The accounts OF Banks, Bankers and her'
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Advances made on Cotton, Sterling and Domestic
Exchange, and approved Securities.
Drafts for 81 and upwards on the Bank OF
Scotland, and Provincial Bank OF Ireland and
Branches.
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Newspapers, Maga;lHes, ~

11HR BARNWELL SENTINEL
ESTAB LISHED IN 1852.
Reaches every Flreside, aud is read by every
County. Is It not the paper to advertise in ?
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WTANTED, BY A THOROUGHLY COM,
w PETENT. steady and trustworthy colored
man, a situation, either as coaehman, groom or
pperv hest Observation-Disclosures A note addressed to
,Coachmsnn at the office Of THE NEWS, Will
secure prompt attention. Ju!Eo
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THE MARION STAR,
ESTABLISHED OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO.
The oldest and most popular Paper in the Pee
TO the Charleston Advertisers THE STAR offers
special Inducements. II Is admitted that our
circulation Is the largest by far OF any paper IN
Eastern Carolina.
THE STAR c.rclulates extensively 10 tne TWO
Carollnas, and numbers many subscribers In
other States.
Terms liberal Address,
MCKERALL STEDMAN. Editors,
SEPT Marion Courthouse =. Y.
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3nsnranre.


r N S u & e
YOUR COTTON,
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE,
DWELLINGS, &c. &C.,
In the following first class Companies:
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ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford,
Connecticut Ia
Capital and surplus. Sc ,047,s15
A. Il. HAYDEN, Agent,
No. 272 King street.
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sep5-lmo
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
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or clerk In house in Charleston. he is well and
favoraoly knoHn throughout East Florida, @ and
acter and oualidcations. Address J. S. j., NEWS
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the lines OF the City Railway. Address Z. 7. T.,
at this office, stating terms, location, &c.
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CEILING Off SELLING OFF,
THREE WEEKS ONLY,
LINLEY'S CHEAP STORE,
no. 3Ss ENG STREET.
To perfect certain Improvements, am now
Offering, AT COST, the large stock In store, con
sIsting Of:
CROCKERY
Glassware
French China
Tinware
Hardware
Basket Goods
Woodenware
Fine Japanned Walters
Cake and Spice Boxes
Looking Glasses Of all sizes
Feather and Hair busters
Brooms
whlsk Brushes,
And general assortment OF
HOUSE. E-FURNI SHING GO o D 8.
These Goods having been bought at low figures,
WILL be great bargains to all who have need OF
them. Respectfully, &C.,
julyn JoHN ". hiNhIi'
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NHoICE SMOKED TONGUES,
Pig Hams and Shoulders,
Fulton Market Beef,
Picked Pig Pork and Tongues,
Just received BY
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s.W. Corner Meeting and Market streets.
All Goods delivered free Of charge. junA
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GUGAR AND MOLASSES.
MORDRCAI co. offer for sale GOOD to
Prime Cuba and Porto Rico SUGARS and Cnolce
M0LASSES. aues-omo
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%roreriss, flqnors, 81.

IVERP DOL 8 AIT.
L. -
5000 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, in large sacks
ara sssi SIo' 0'N''' ''' 'N'' RAvENEL 4 co.
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Groceries, fiqrors, &r

MoRDEcA6 d co. offer for sale Prime s viii White
CORN landing. aQR6-6mO
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c. A N D L E 5
A. TOBIAS SONS orer for sale ADAMANTINE
CANDLES, all weights. aug8-6no
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Paris.

Paris las fallen! The rews, though
expected weeks, is startling. The event
is the g,andest of mighty uccession Of
marvellous, unrivalled German yicto-
ries.
One is bewildered in ren.c.iiig upon
it. The great city, the queen among
the worlds cities, the capital ola natiols
Of forty millions of inhabitants, with its
two millions Of people, its magnificent
cdifices, invaluable treasures of nrt-its
thirty miles of Fashioned sad terraced
walls, thirtythree feet in height, lined
with fosses, strengthened by works,
and guarded by eighteen detached forts
of the strongest nature yet conceived
all defended by an army Of four hundred
thousand men: this city has been al
lowed to be approached 10y an
enemy who marched thraugh nea'-
ly two hundred miles Of its nations
territory, who surrounded it, beat back
its garrison time and again, starved it,
shelled it, and conquered it!
Only tifty-six years ago all Europe,
Great Britain included, was obliged to
combine to fight Frenchmen outside of
France, before they could touch the
highways leading to Paris! Now, low
strange the contrast!
And SO Paris has surrendered! On
Saturday evening the articles of capitu-
lalion were signed. Nor friend nor foe
Of France will regret the fact. The war
has been one Of the very "bloodiest in
the book of time, and if this capitu'a-
tiun shall bring about the desired peace,
and stop the narrowing details ofsufitr-
ing, fire, famine, woe and death. Ger
many and France must rejoice Though
in different mood and degree and Gu
lightened humanity the world over draw
breath of rel;ef.-Darenport GG=tttc.