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NILSSON AND HER LovERs.-It is the mis-
fortune OF celebrities to be talked about 10 va
rious more or less unpleasant ways, and Miss
Nilsson finds no exception In her own case.
It Is difficult to believe. that the smiling; dig
nifed blonde develops such jealous temper
In private as to drive the pretty, laughing An.
ME Cary to tears; but such is the story which
follows close upon the heels of the tale OF her
recently manifested wrath against Miss kel.
aogg As If to complete the defamation. OF
the Swedish songstress, che Is represented as
having transferred her affections from the
promising young French broker with a long
moustache to that most seductive OF stage
lovers, NJ. Capoul. Furthermore, the jilted
Frenchman is said to be desrous of shooting
his tenor rival. The woes of prime donne are
by no means so unusual AS to give much
prominence to any story otjealous quarrels be.
tween ladies of the same troupe, but the intro
duction of romance in real life, with the
shadow Of possible tragedy upon it, is some
thing so novel as to possess considerable in-
terest. In case Miss Nilsson is obdurate, and
worse comes to worst, 1t is to be hoped that
the duel will be fought with stage swords, and
that the slain will revive In time to appear be-
&sre the curtain iu answer to the applause
that is sure to follow.
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a CASE FOR JUDGE LYNCH.
ROCHESTER,, January 2:

ROCHESTER,, January 2.
On Saturday last. negro, twenty-five years
of age, decoyed little girl, named Ocho, ten
years OF age, into the common, Just outside
the city, and committed q terrible outrage
upon her, and striking her In the face with
bis list. She wandered into the Town Of
Brighton, having to Cross over on the ice of
the canal, river and feeder to do go. She
sought refuge In house where her condition
was ascertained, and word sent to the police.
The girl gave. q description of the scorindrel.
and he was captured this morning and taken
before the girl, who identified him. The peo.
pie made an attempt to lynch him, but the
police fought them of, using their revolvers
In doing so. The girl is in 8 precarlons con-
dition. ..=...
LATER.-The excitement over, the outrage
Is very great. This forenoon mob Of tour
or FIVE hundred people went to the Jail and at.
tempted to break In and kill the prisoner.
They were foiled by the sheriff and police.
The military are now assembling for the pro-
lection Of the Jail.
THE LATEsT.-The excitement over the out
rage has not abated, and there are now Inn
mense crowds about the jail, and they are
frantic over the report that the little girl had
died Of her injuries. The evening papers are
out with evidence against the negro. 1t fs
conclusive, and leaves no doubt that he COM.
mitted the dreadful deed. The police are at
the jail, and the military are assembling.at the
arsenal. Attacks are made by the Roughs and
others on unohendiDg negroes who appear In.
the street. It Is feared there wilCbe an out
break tonight. The sheriff and his aids stand
firm and will uphold the law. -,
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEw YoRK, January2.
resolution lmpeachlng Mayor Hail. dissolved
By order of the court, Mayor Hall qualified
the new board, which proceeded to business,
Mayor Hall presiding.
James Mayo challenges the world, giving
the preference to O'Baldwin, to fight for two
thousand dollars.
There was fog yesterday, which suspended
the ferries.
Connolly's bail qualified to-day and he is re-
leased.
The new board of aldermen are In full pos.
session. The impeachment of Hall by the old
board Is nullty. Some members Of the old
board attempted to take possession of q room
In the city hall, but were driven off by the po-
lice after short skirmish.
The case OF. Allen va. Fisk snd Gould is com.
promised.
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TIE CHINESE sHoEMAKERs.
How they are Getting Along In Massa-
chusetts.

A correspondent OF the New York Tribune
at North Adams, Massachusetts, states that
during the year and half that has passed
since the Cinnamon were first brought to that
place as shoemakers, many OF the doubts that
were felt as to the success of the enterprise
have passed away, with some Of the prejudl-
ces against the newcomers. he says:
Most of the Cinnamon speak English, and
many of them read and write quite we'll. The
same room Is used for the dining and school,
room, and on the walls may be seen, inter-
spersed among the charts for their study, the
daily account for table expenses, kept in their
queer hieroglyphics by their foreman, Ah
Sing, who has charge of providing for their
table, and who Is obliged to render daily
strict account of all expenses. Their success
as shoemakers seems very satisfactory. am
told, by the superintendent, that the work &C.
complished by the seventy-four Cinnamon
employed Is equal o1a 6o1n IN quality and
number of Crispins. The Crispins were paid
from fifteen dollars to twenty dollars a week
for doing the work which the China
men are paid (as Is generally supposed,
though 1. is not definitely kpown) about twen-
ty-three dollars month. Their pay roll for
gate loss Of time by the seTenty-four workmen
was only FIVE days. Opportunities are here
given t6. of earning additional wages, by
working evenings at piece-work. The gaming
tables, their proverblal delight, over which
they spent considerable of their spare time
when they first came here, have been set aside,
and one now finds them spending their even
Ing over their studies, or in earning their
extra pay. The climate seems to agree with
them, and they express themselves much
pleased with their home; but they never
will say even to their employers what
course they intend to pursue when they
have finished their three years labor
Most of them are boys from sixteen to
twenty years Of age, with few older ones.
Two or three of them are married, having
wives In China. A report, which proves to be
only sensational, has been circulated that the
Celestials had smuggled some of their fair
ones from their own sunny CLINE to make
happy their new home. The exceedingly
efeminate appearance of some of them, and
their marked affectlonate bearing toward each
other, was the only ground for this rumor, and
80 striking were these characteristics that 1t
was long time before even the assurance Of
the trustworthy Ah Sing could convince their
employer that he was not deceived In the mat
Ter of SeX.
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THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.

LONDON, January 2.
The Prince of Wales Is much improved.
The American minister has gone to France,
where he will meet Sherman.
''- MADRID, January 2.
The ministerial crisis is over In Cuban atfairs,
and the recall OF Roberts from washington 1s
contradicted.
At the Inauguration OF the newly elected
conservative mayor tumultuous mob hissed
when the Prince of Wales was mentioned.
ROME, January 2.
The King sent a special ambassador to the
Vatican, on New Years day, with congratula-
tions to the Pope. Antonell received tne en-.
hsssador and informed him that the Pope was
indisnosed and unable to receive visitors.
PARIS, January 2.
The French won brilliant victory. in Orano
over two rebel chiefalns. One hundred and
fifty horsemen were Killed.
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s o L . B L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, s45 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TIME.

Experience in the use OF this GUAN0 for the
past six years In this State, for Cotton and Corn,
has go far established its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti.
lizer at the lowest cost to consumers, tnls Guano
Is nut into market this season at the above re.
duced price, which the Company is enabled to do
By reason o: its large facilities ana the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin.
tendence OF DR.. st. Julian RaVene Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston, s. O., hence planters
may rest assured that its quality and composition
Is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planteo
can be fertllized with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the present value OF 80 POUNDS OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop is increased by the application from two to
threefold the natural capacity Of the soil, hence
under no condition could Its application fau TO
compensate for the outlay. -
Apply to ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 88 East Bay and ! and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, .. @.
JOHN s. REESE 4 CO., General Agents.
n9v27-3mosDkC
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YOUNG &RISING GENERiTION

The vegetative powers OF life are strong, but In
alew Years how often the pslid hue, the lack.lus-
ire eye, ana emaciated form, ahow their bane6ut
lnnuence. 1t aoon becomes evident to the obserY.
er that some depressing Influenced Is checking thu
development Of the body. Consumption ktalIsd
Of and perhaps theyouth4s removed nom schoel
and sent INTO the country. This is one OF the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary Al.
ver,ions Of the ever.chsnging sceneaot the c,tY:
the powers Of the body, too much enieebIed ts
give 2est to heathful and rural exercise, thouahs
are turned inwardly upon themselves. 27'%-
1.-THE patient be female the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the ,nrst
symptom In which nature Is to show her saving
power In dnusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom Of health. AIasi increases
otappetite has grown by what It fed on: me
energies Of the system are prostrsted. and the
whole economy Is deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period In which body and mind under
go so fascinating change from child toIEoman
is looked for in vain. The parents heart bleeds
in anxiety, and rancies the grave but waiting for
It's victim. = =
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NEWS FRoM WASHINGTON.



.Thas CahIn not -as,d-tha- -Treazury.
WASHINGTON, January ..
There was long Cabinet session, after
which the President and Alderman had con-
sultation, 1t Is supposed over the Ku-Klux.
The debt statement shows decrease OF
nearly four and half mil Coin IN Inc
treasury one hundred and eleven and half
millions. Currency fifteen and three-quarter
millions.
The New Civil Service Rules.
Among officeholders and candidates for
office, and the political influence that sustains
both, there Is but very little support given to
the new rules which are to govern the CIVIL
service. One head Of an important bureau
pronounces them humbug, aud several Re.
publican senators state that they Will oppose
LEGISLATION to confirm such policy. One
reason given Is that residents OF Washington
would have an opportunity to secure all the
offices here. as the new plan would absorb an
amount equal to half years salary, If not
more, for any one compelled to come IRON"
distance and await here the result OF COM
petitlve examination. Another Repuoncan
member SAYS that 1t will drive nearly all the
politicians Into the support of the opposition
ticket In the impending Presidential campaign.
Quite number Of minor appointments, which
would have otherwise been made, have been
DELAYED in order that the new rule might be
applied to them.
The National Republican Convention.
II seems to be settled that the National Re-
publican Convention will be held In Philadel-
phia. The arrangement in favor of Philadel.
phia has been made in advance OF the meeting
of the executive committee BY correspondence
with majority Of lis members. Had it not
been for the fire the convention would no
doubt have met at Chicago. It Is urged
AGAINST The claims of St. Louis and Cincinnati
that thew have not sufficient hotel aceommoda-
tlons.
Tho Ku.Klu1 Prosec utions.
Some of the Southern newspapers having
recently published articles leading their read
ers to believe that the administration did not
Intend to make any further arrests under the
Ku-Xlux act, it is authortatively announced In
reply that such Is not the case, but that the
arrests will be continued and the trials pros
ecuted with all possible vlgor, tne % same a as
deed. the President has now before him the
question of issuing proclamation suspending
the writ of hGbeas corpus in certain portions
of Florida. The consllluttonality OF the Ku-
Klux law will probably be brought before the
Supreme Court at this term, not tor argument
or decision, as it will not be certified from the
United States Court in South Carolina IN time
to be reached on the docket.
The Court " Claims.
The Court of Claims will reassemble for bust
ness on the 9Th, when 1t expects the decision
of the Supreme Court on the question OF the
conslitutlonalIty &C of the law known as the
Drake amendment, relating to the effect Of
Presidential pardons on sultors in the Court Of
Claims. Among the first causes to be argued
will be the famous Elgee cotton case, inVolV-
ing between $40O, 900 and s500,000, the pro-
ceeds of cotton sold BY agents OF the Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
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NEW Y0RK STATE POLITICS.

ALBANY, January 2.
Both houses were organized to-day. electing
the Republican caucus nominees. Hoffman's
message was long. Abiding to the July riots,
he wants laws to secure equal rights to men Of
whatever creed. Senators should be elected
by the people; recommends new charter for
the City Of New York, somewhat similar 70
that proposed by the committee OF seventy;
makes no allusion to national affairs. tweed
did not claim his seat to-day. In the Republi-
can caucus nominations yesterday the Grant,
or Customhouse faction, had everything their
own way.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.

RICHMOND, January 8.
Governor Walker has vetoed the joint reso-
luton of the Legislature suspendlng the fund
Ing of the State debt. This, however, will pro-
badly amount to nothing, as In the House this
resolution was adopted by over three-fourths
vote, and In the Senate by two-thlrds.
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faaep GOODS, &r.
NOTICE! NOTICE.! NOTICE

In consequence Of the increased demand for
TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND SHOWCASES, the
undersigned takes pleasure In informing his nu
merous friends and the public generally that he
has opened BRANCH OF HIS BUSINESS at No.
a44 KING STREET, where he will constantly keep
on hand large and well selected stock OF TOYS,
FANCY GOODS, Showcases, Glass Shades, Fire.
works. Musical Instruments, and everS article
sppertalning to the business. Dealers will ind 1t
to their advantage to give him call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. WIN. MCLEAN,
Nos. 3A and E3S King street,
NoAH's ARK Of Charleston, 8. O.
dec14-thstu
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TIE WEATHER THIS D4F.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January.
The low barometer in Iowa will probably
move eastward on Wednesday over the lower
lakes; cloudy weather with rain will continue
with easterly winds in the Gulf and South At
lant!c States: threatening weather IN tne Mid
die and Eastern States; dangerous winds are
not anticipated Tor tonight on the Atlantic
coast.
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THE WHARTON-KETCHUM TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS. January 2.

ANNAPULlS, JuuuuFy z.
DR.. Reese testified, viewing the case exclu-
sively from the symptoms and post-mortem, as
testihedto. Witness is of opinion that Ketch-
um's death may be fairy attributable to ma
tural cause, that is, to disease.
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THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.
avery. TIE MISSING DEFEND1NT,
FOUND GUILTY BE TIE JURY.
Four More Prisoners Plead Guilty.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
CoJuMRTl January

COLUMBIA, January 2.
The trial Of DR.. Avery was resumed this
morning in the United States Court. After
arguments by Messrs. MeMaster and Wilson
for the defence, and by Mr.. Corbin for the
prosecution, the jury retired, and in a short
time returned verdict of guilty. No motion
for judgment was made.
Four of the spartanburg prisoners pleaded
guilty, and were remanded for sentence.
PICKET.
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spaRKs FROM THE WIRES.

The Church of the Messiah, newly erected
at the corner of Fourth and York streets,
Louisville, KY, was burned yesterday. 1t
cost 0,000
The Ohio Senate yesterday adopted, by a
vote sixteen TO fifteen, resolution asking
Congress to adopt Summers one term amend
ment.
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ABoUT DEF GOODS.
The Future Cost and supply.

One of the most remarkable facts connected
with the trade and production of Great Britain
and the United States, is the recent increase
In consumption of textile fabrics manufactur-
ed from cotton and WOOL At least such an In.
crease may be accepted as o Legitimate infer
ence from the movements of the raw material.
The statistics furnished by the English Board
of Trade show the course Of the wool business
In that country for the first ten months OF the
present calendar year as compared with the
corraspondinV period In 1870:
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Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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RArLRoAD CONSOLIDATION.
Nrw nRr.EAxs- Iannarz Q

NEW ORLEANS, January
Colonel Edwd. Frost to-day took charge as
general superln,endent of the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern, Mississippi Gen.
tral, and Mississippi and Tennessee Railroads,
which are all now under the same manage
ment.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICAL IND
LOCIL GOSSIP.

Emancipation Day-stanberry, john
SON md the Ku-Klux Court-Interest-
ing Hebrew Celebration-Impeac
ment Not Dead Yet-How the Game
is to be Played.
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~oN MARRIAGE.W W

~ or n A & b A q Il ~&&
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
or Erroru aud Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility curea.~ ~Impsdimsnta-
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mens. New aud remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa octl2
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EXTRACT BUCHU,
ARISING FROM ExoEssEs
OR EARLY 1NDIsCRErIoN. ~


Or EARLY 1NDIsOREr1oN, s-'
attended with the following symptoms: MDB-
POSITION TO ExERT1ON, LOSS OF POWER.
LOSS OF NEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF BREATH.
ING, General Weakness, Horror Of Disease, weak
Nerves, Trembling Dreadful Horror Of Death.
Nghtswe Cold Feet; wakefulness Dimness Of
Vision, Langor, Universal Lsssitude Of the Musou-
lar System, often Enormous Appetite with pDys-;
peptic Symptoms, bot Hands. 6Fluahing OF the
Body, Dryness OF the Skin, Psllid Countenances,
and Eruptions on the Face, Pain In the Back,
Heaviness OF the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots
flying before the Eyes, with temporary sunusion
and Loss OF Sight, Wantof Attention, Great No.
brlty, Restlessness, with Horror OF Society.
Nothing Is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude and nothing they more dread, for fear
Of themselves; no repole Of manner, no. earnest.
ness, no speculation; but q hurried transition !,
from one question to another. -.
THESE SYMPTOMS, IF, ALLOWED TO. GO on.
WHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY Re-
MovEs-soOE FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER, :
FATU1TY AND EPHEPTI0 FITS, IN ONE Of
WHICH THE PATIENT NAY EXPIRE
During the superintendent of Dr.. WILSON at !.
the BL0oMINGDALE ASYLUM, this sad result
occurred to two patients. Reason had for time
left them, and both died of epilepsy. They we're
OF both sexes, and about twenty years Of aga.
Who can say that their excesses are not fre.
quently followed by those direful diseases, IN .
SANITY and CONsUMPTI0Ni Therecords Of the
INSANE AsYLUMS and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth OF
these assertions. In Lunstic Asylums the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance
is actually sodden and quite destitute; neither
;n.rth nor grief ever visits 1t. Should sound OF
the voice occur n q razely artlculate.
"Wlth woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguled"
While we regret the existence Of the above dis
invaluable gift Of chemistry for the removal Of
the consequences. @ F#aa
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