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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Mob in Paris .-.TerribIe Scenes in the
Streets-..The Heads of Theirs
and Favre Demanded.

.g.y, a,1ig - -, 4. A..
nc" S,.na,s "in IT, Wan%s "S Thiers
and Fayre Demanded,
Worlds special. .,,t.i......s KAN
PARIS February ~
Terrible scenes are now enacuhg
} Vast crowds fill the streets anu arc com
hitting many acts OF violence Ihepeo'
PIC maqe an a'tacN On s1ho u '.' po'.0e
men with the intentionto MURDER tnem'
One was beaten to death, another was
hanged, and two were drowned. Crowds
srrronnd tho statue of Strasbourg, which
'ui'ou"l 'AO ''"''O - - o., !. ~
an orator pFoposes W 'e'i'0'' i''' ~ ~, W
dcsecrated by the German sayages. The
excitement Is on the increase, and the
No,;onoI cno.d nj Rs,levi,le and Mont
t. t"IoiA, '"N'N ~ L','S ' -, -,
Martre nave resolved 10 fehlalh uhuef
arms. Regiments Of tho line have been
hooted and Melted by the ,populace, A
a.oot ,,oIn - ,no No,;oro, 'cnordo fr,,v
S''"' Do"' " wy 4o. - M ,s'
armed, marched 10 onatnPs Eiysees'
where they are now cncamped, swearing
an attack upon the Germans The heads
of Theirs and Favre arc demanded. The
oo.,lo,, ~ ,ho Tr,,,or;os oro occrnied hv
saAaeti' VI t.e 1'''t Vt'e' 80 - @ -
the infantry line. Accounts from belse'
vile and Mont Martre represent that hor-
rible scenes have occurred in those sec,
H.. InT I''
''VN0'
Signature OF Peace Preliminaries
| .JININU Confirmed. " iltO
PARIS, February 81.
oN,o;ol ro,,cot s;crod hvtp;corI coh.
errn. % ,%a % s;nn"t,ra of rre,iminariee NJ
noSro NJ 2 anS md oSn"',ncss 1tbbt ths Srn;ist;ce
vii VIII he Sn nroIonSed % four days' Confirm.
t;6ns ana rconisitions are In cease Tho
entrance of the Germans into Paris was
the price paid to save Belfort Peouyer
Quertier has been appointed Minister Of
Finance. It Is said Aurelles has been
named as the commander OF tho national
guard Of tho Seine. Ihe Germarls VIII
enter Paris on wednesday, and Will
evacuate the city Immediately upon the
" y -,
committee goes to Bordeaux on Tuesday
and the debate upon the question Of me
ratification OF the treaty oi peace VIII
commence Immediately.
The German Occupation Of Paris.
The'p ,tissian army will occupv the lelt
hank III The Seine No Frenchman in
uniform will be allowed 10 enter the Ger.
man norton Of the city, which will be
much patriotic agitation Sunday night in
consequence Of report Of the immediate
entry Of the Germans, and guard erect
ed ramparts in the Champs Elyees to
rcpel the enemy. There was, however,
no disturbance. At midnight Sunday
quiet was restored, and on Monday morn
ing placards were placed in various parts
of the city, appealing for the preservation
Of order and dignity. A crowd also in.
ded the prison of Point Paligc and freed
two commGndants Of the guard who had
been placed under arrest. Az the papers
n ,So Garman. "u ond tSnv vii M M MI % oha;o;n II,
from nnhiica,;on % dnriny ,he occuna,ion
| II III is believed there wifi be n conflict
The Ittris says the question ion, OF 4 the en-
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1GERM.A.NY.
rreParatlons for ReturnIng Trooips.

Boa tllI1 BERLIN, February IS,
Tho PrlssiaR CrON Gd1etto says: An
order has been given TO the municipal au.
thoritles Of Berlin to prepare quarters for
Leon, Baden, Bavaria and WurlCmburg
troops, who will pass through Berlin with
other returning troops. Tho orders say
II Ia the wish Of tho Emperor that ali
parts of Germany should DO represented
on the occasion Of his entry into tho capt.
inl
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SIMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANTUT
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC. NPECIFIC.

HOMEOPATHIC, SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire sueecss: Simple-Prompt- Efficient
and Reliable. They are tic Best Family McdI.
cines in usc-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them so harmless 10 to DO free
from danger, and 30 efficient as 10 bo always re-.
liable. They have received the highest common.
dAtiOn from tho tho Snds who have long used
and known them, anu will always render salts.
action 10 those who try them.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
3Np New YoRK, February %

Gold opened at 11l.and. closed at lola
Ill, Loans were made at ea8 per cent.
Clearances $55,0000OO, Governments
were steady Mt the opening, but fell of a
little by ? T. NJ, and closed firm. Stocks
are very active to-day, Express stocks
were very weak at the close, Adams sell.
ing down from 7lfto TOT; Unitod States
from 53 to 40i, the market closing active
at lower prices. Money easy at 4a5 per
cent, this morning and 4 per cent this
afternoon, Southern Suites bonds, on the
last call, were weak In Tennessee and
firmer IN other bonds. The chief feature
was the new South Carolina, which nd.
vanced to Coo for January and July issue.
Sterling exchange bankef's bills 1904.
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sTocks- Western Union Telegraph 59b
Adams Express, 10; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
40t; American 40; United States 46; Pa
cifc Mail, 48t; New York Central, 964; do
scrip, oct; Eric, %; Harlem, 1861; Read.
ing, 00k Michigan Central, 117i; Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh, 1871; Northwestern,
III; do preferred, s7i; Rock Island, 1881;
New Jersey Central, 100; ST. Paul, 53t;
do preferred, 744; Wabash 54t; do pre-.
ferred, 70ti Fort Wayne, 05E Tcrre
Haute, 30; Chicago and Alton, 1881; Ohio
and Mississippi, 40i; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 81: Burlington and
Quincy, 152;I Lake shoc,o 0G4; Illinois
Central, 1885, .N.rtysaab su lrHlI.uE %
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A full assortment 81 tho above for sale In Wheel.
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FINANCIAL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
cnnital. ........................s2 $3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted with fidelity and promptness.
Certificates ofDeposlt issued and Interest paid
thereon,
Rpvenuc stamps for sale In sums To suit
New Fractional Currency and !, 2, 3and % coin
always on hand for the accommodation OF the
public.
ers and Others solicited.
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River Division.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad Co.

DASSEN GER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following echsdnle on and AitCi
December 10th, 1870, Wheeling timO:
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:, LITERARY NOTES.

A poem by Joaquin Miller, called "From
6ea to Sea-" will appear in Scbncs Magazine for No
yembsr He also prOmises series Of prose sketches
Francis B. Felt g. Co. announce for publica-
ton In . few days "The Land Of Lorne," by Robert
Buchanan, describing poets adventures In the Scot
tsh Hebrdes with an account Of the cruise Of the Tern
The work published on occasion " tho marriage OF
Princess Louise, to whom Ia dedicated 10y the author
and has met with brilliant success in England. 80
Mr.. James Miller will publish this week new
and beautiful Red Line Editions Of Mrs. BrowninSs
aurora Leigh" Grays "Poetical Works." Burns's
"Poetical Works." and Macauay's Lays of Ancient
Rome" ALL Of the above.named works will be beauti-
fully illustrated, and IN shape and appearance uniform
with his Red Line Edition Of Mrs Browninge Poems,
which was universally conceded to be the handsomest
of this favOre edition Of the poets He Will also
pubsh "The Character and Genius OF Burns; CTlIi-
Cism Of his Life and Writings" by Prof. Wilson.
Harper g. Brothers have in press and Will
eoOn issue q new work on "The Rise and Fall OF the
Paris Commune" with a fun account OF the lombard
Inent capture and burning of the city, The author Mr.
Pembroke FerldRe in Paris during the whole scene
of which he has given exact and lively description.
His book contains the proceedings OF the Commune
during the seventythree days Of its brief existence 10
Vether with its principal Official documents ana an
acc ount Of its origin and nal overthrow ~ Is husa-
ted with the portraits Of the leading members OF the
Commune, and Of the generals and statesmen VINO re-
sisted it's sway
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. BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500 AND $780, can
now be had from the undersigned or through tho
principal banks and bankers Of the United states
The attention of investors Is invited to the mefd
these Bonds, secured by first and only mortgasea
the road, equipments, franchises and properties
trunk line of railroad which viii shorten the Gsts
between New York and San Francisco some 23o miles
and in addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant of 100000 acres of the mostfer
tile land in the West which is prohibited from be@
sold at less than four (S4 dollars per acre by tm
terms of the mortgage deed, and according to tho
present market price of the Illinois Central Comps-
ny's lands is worth Sls,75OOOO This loan was ors'
naly for S. 100000, but has been largely redueedg
subscriptions of actual investors The remaining
balance of the loan is offered at i and accrued 'n-
terest but the right is reserved to advance ne p0
at any time without notice.
The Bonds have thirty years to run; bear o per
cent interest, payable in New-fork' LOn"0" -
Frankforton-the Main, at the option OF the hoiuer'
without notice, free of taxes. Both PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD They are coupon
Bonds, but can be registered with the coupons
ON, or can be registered with the coupons OFF,
and interest paid to registered owner Interest pay
able August IS and February l5 A liberal sinking
tund formed from the entire land sales in payment
for which the bonds will be received at par anu NC
crued interest provides for the early extgulsnen'
of this loan.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
These bonds offer favorable inducements 70 pain'e~
desiring to fund their Five-Twenies or otDef n's'
priced securities. ~
In converting Five-Twenties the investors reai'''
II per cent profit on the principal; aper cent per
num excess of interest and at the same time s"'
perfect security. H..
Maps, circulars, documents, and full iniorin'''~
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale o. W" '0a',
firm buy and sell in their regular bSsinf' INC '0'a'
the 81. Joseph aad Denver CITY Railroad Company 49, 10
Of The Eastern Drision being @or qsota AZ iVS '"s
oy.ed interest These ,rere originally platd W
TANNER . Co.. Bankers, No II WAR; 81
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27--P. N.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27-P. N.
None of the markets at the Stock Exchange
to-day have been characterized by any special feature
The dealings in stocks have been greatly restricted Inc
market during the morning ruled quiet and firm but
came weak and lower in the afternoon, with general
decline pretty much all the list in sympathy with
sharp demonstration made against Lake Shore In view
of all the circumstances the market at the present time
Is good one to keep out Of The principal dealings were
IN Lake Shore Reading New-YOrk Central Ohio and
Mississippi, Rock Island Wabash Union Pa
ciic Western Union, and Pacific Mail, and In these
the fluctuations, as rule, have been OF no
importance In the less prominent stocks prices nave
been steady We sales OF Michigan Central at 49,
Delaware L,ckawanna and Western, 1884, Chicago and
Alton llo; Morris and Essex. sii0sA; Albany and BUS
quehanna s3a c. c. and c. 20; Morris and Essex va
and Boston, Hartford and Erie, a. In the coal stocks
there was firm feeling, with rise to 46i In Consolida
ton The low.priced miscellaneous shares were neg
lected Express shares were quiet and firm.
following table shows the highest and lowest prices
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Foreign Exchange has been rather weak at the an

The steamer China took out 261 in specie.
Extra mails for Europe per steamer City Of
Limerick will close 1:lo p at the Merchants Ex
change, Nos. 30 and 50 Pne-st.
Dispatches from Washington state that the customs re-
cepts week ending September l6 amount to 5lOoCo
The receipts for the present monthare estimated s
OOOoOO The internal receipts to-day amount to
s9S4 600.
The money market has been comfortable and easy to-
day at per the range Of rates CALL The
banks are RENTING the West but in limited amounts
and this with a calling in Of loans by the banks, viii
doubtless show better exhibit next Saturday. Com
merca paper quiet and the choicest grades do not 20
less that per cent.
Government bonds have been quiet all through the
general list, and prices rule firm in all the
issues. Fisk Hatch report Governments follows
ID,
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WINsLOw, LANIxR g. Co.

q.
offer for sale at 90 cents and accrYed In AZ. ,as
rency, aud recommend as IN invesmen,o =, ~ N a.
undoubted character, the Per Cent f'I ro.,.sY.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAnaoAt $3.50
They have 80 years to run. prineipsi -. 90
PAYABLE in gold, coupon or Registered. isess.s.
Ssr and April. They are secured By . o. 49, = !
on 900 miles Of finished road and 100 nsse - -
progress, and on Land Grant q sst - a
l.Sdra end sisty tAossasS s~r q lu.sa - ro,t
Northern Michigan. The road sxsesdi - so
Wayne, where Il connects With TIE sxse s..,v' snd
Of roads osnterins at sAss peiat, 49,! ..sssi,ural
having been auishsd through ths nea ~ nev
region Of southern sad csasfsl, MtAis ~. sssn
psassr.sed ths Land orsa ne Lar! !,s 4s ssas d
cold; BY the Sesms o. sns ~ a. Ii3lsss e ~
tSs.paIoSsss foo o. Sssasa ma
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Danrina 1raoemies.

DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
a. COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING OCT J.
an mre. At No ai Rnh,ys, corner s Ts u TaySprs
MOANING, AFTERNOON and EVENING CLAsSbS
For particulars send for circular
1CADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall,
n 10 sIrhave Reservoir square and Forty seen1d 81
Mr. TRgNORs CLASSES are 0PRN on TUESDAYS aud
FRIDAYS at I and p Send Tor drcalan
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special tax Issues, the old having been correspondence
strong and hshss- WITH saass 81 esssss sssa ysss
cents sold at ssssa; Virginia ~ consolidated co. "a.
DID, ct; South caroinas, new January and July, nis
ST. and those Of April and Octobsr, e. Sale. a n. y
State Bounty Loan, resssred IT, reported o, iees
9iosL and Ohio q, 1884, lei The following were ne
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ITTIT ,gNtdSLS.EooIY.I TkG J

OOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" II. Poueah Annual Term h asG.toe VII tn so
~, .,nae nntl Ma, Is is The mn Of Bueion eofo
slsisd In two terms shout twenty msnthh Gsdo.te; ss a,s
ne Bar further exsfainson Adtrss for eaes"s' W '
in''rn'h'o ~ % TffsoDoRE w. DWIGHT. Warden, -
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

The Gold market was quiet and steady during the
morning 011 but became rmer in the afternoon
at Ia oI4i, owing to the yielding in bonds in London
Speculation pending the Treasury sale tomorrow is
tame Cash gold has been easy and the lending rates
were o. g. and per cent for carrying. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold
cleared So COO gold balances, s5264S0; currency
haances Naa7 The following were the quotations:
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Jnstructlon.

A BOYS SCHOOL.-The SchermerhOrn and
~ Hamilton Institute will open sept II, $50 SiIthave . .
sucion all hr Of trsteiass school, MerclnuIe
Del srt established Classics tRught 10 interest and
but eheske
festh Circulars next door.
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And the following for City Bank stocks:

Railroad bonds actively traded in the quotations
showing no material change from yesterday. Central
Pacics sold ct 1i SlO Union Pacific Firsts ss, Han
ibal and st. Joseph Convertible IS, Ti; C. and Rock
Isand Ia, 1o1; st. Louis and Iron Mountain Frsts NJ
and c. and l. C. Firsts, 90 Ss2I The following wee
the bids
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The Treasury proposals to buy bonds to-day, ELECTED
offerings to the amount OF A7sc $780, at prices ranging
li2s7 to OF these, 100000 accepted at
ll2e7 to 1877. The details follows:
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d matrhes, Jemelrp, etc.

A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and French
HKb c. SsA-ssss - Ns ~ - SdSs,a. sss. sl1I
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SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES, N. B.

ADJUSTABLE BOOK COVER FITS ANY BOOK!
End stamps 70 shesk sas Co, s Puhen%t. 10, ampeL
WifIsd BOOK COVER isf ali lsd' Of whiting
books, heat and cheap sssD,ss ivs
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State bonds fairly active on Wiaer nacsuson'.
snn...se, n. " declined about per cent TO M 10 did
.i.o North curo,,uas which sold lev ~ ~ tcs Ne
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-THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK sxcHANeE-FIRsr CALL

ohLro M AhS olpNh bAChANdE"rAfSoH S@--S
l0t O'CLOCK IN.
Sots OF Goprencst
1900 so Goa 's.....l 700 aSss Csu, es...''si
II 900 u g. 81 Reg ..,u1il
$500 U. g. q, 1881 Coz. ..lle1
loo 90 g SO %, s.....i4b
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Tucius Hart, New York merchant,
; dead, aged Gs. -. ~
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THE Bowen BreAMY CAsE-THE
JURY FAILING TO AaREE, ARE DIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., February 16.
The Jury in the Bowen case, after Cone
sultinng all night, found themselves una
BILE to make verdict, eleven being for
conviction, and one for acquittal. They
therefore, came into court this morning
and were discharged. Judge Wyley. in
discharging them, said, if ffthe prosecu.
ton failed to obtain a verdict on that
evidence, he did not think they would
ever have verdict. He. said that one
bribed Juror was, more than match for
his eleven fellows, but.he did not mean
to insinuate that there was q brioed.lu-
ror on this panel. He did not see nov
Juror could hesitate for amoment in,nn-
ding verdict in case like this, ana ne
thoHght that the evidence OF two VIII
uesses, who testified to their own inia-.
nv, should not have much Welgh. "A
wieseh Of that kind o9ge' not to Dc De-
Heved. o4h,,
charrs Of biya,ny, at the instances OF
Tranees % Hicks whom the charge allege
he married in Augusta, Georgia, In 1857.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
DY VIRTUE of O writ of Fieri
- Facias to me directed, I will sell to
the highest bidder, at public outcry, at
Abbevile G. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in. MARCH next, within the
legal hours the following property, to
wit: ll2 Acres Of land, more or less,
bounded by lands of Edward Hinton,
William Smith, the Marshall lands, and
others, being the remainder after laying
off Homestead, levied upon Us the pro-
perty OF Elizabeth Logan, ads. Louisa
Logan, ell. al.
Terms Cash.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County
Sheriff's Oilice, !
Feb. 13, 1871.
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a SAVINGS BANK.

and attention is called to the fact tha
the safety of these deposits, as well as
oil others, are guaranteed by the whole
capital Of the. Bank No safer mode of
temporary investment is offered to the
public than this-the deposits being pay
able on demand, or on short notice. De-
posits Of any amount received either in
currency or coin, and payable in the
same. Interest will be paid at the end
of each six months, should deposits re-
main beyond that length of time
Columbia, s. c., January %, 1871.
Feb. 3, 1871, 41-3m
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CAROLINA
NATIONAL BANK,
CoLUNEBTA. e.. q
Capital Stock Paid in 5000, 900.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
l.: d. CHILDS. PRESIDENT.
DR.. J. w. PARKER, r. MSWALLAcE,
JOHN s. WILEY, DR.. JOHN II. DARBY
E.. HOPE, RICHARD O'NEALE, JR,'
G. D. MELTON, Attorney.
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'THE capital stock of this Bank is
now S2O0, ,000 all of which has been
paid IN, and confirmed by the Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency. Authority has also
been received for a further increase to
the amount Of S5O,0OO, of which over
S2O, 900 has alredy been taken. Persons
wishing to make,an investment should
apply without delay. The surplus fund
stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues
cestificates of deposit, bearing interest
at the rate of seven per cent. perannum.
This feature of its business makes it
~. -. -
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1st.- Perfect security to Policy-hold-
ers.
Il Low rates of premium.
Si.-A clear and definite contract.
4th.-Non-forteiture guaranteed by
clause in every Policy.
5,h.-A liberal cash surrender value
provided for by the terms Of its
Policies
8th.-No unnecessary or illiheral re-
striction as regards residence, trav-
eling, or occupation.
7th.-A Policy issued in the State OF
New York in favor of wife, on
tho life of her husband, is secure
from tho claims of her husbands
creditors.
sth.-The premiums charged BY the
UNIVERSAL are based on american
mortality. and the Interest usually
real;std on money. It's Policy-hold-
ers are therefore guaranteed insur-
arce 10 the full amount of the pre-
niuras paid. >. .-
W. T. FARRoW, Agent,
Greenwood, S. G.
Moves, 1870, a1-3m r
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Warm weather is reported in New
Orleans The mercury was at 70.