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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSeN. ABBEYILLF, S. C., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1Q.-.187I. - VOLTfifffXYiy-NQ. 42.
CONGAREE
UN IMS
Col-UJQlbiAf ?. O.
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SIGAR CANE HILLS,
LIST OF PEIIES,
3 Roller? 14 Inchcs dlametej $85 00
3 " 12 75 00
3 "10 " 65 00
2 u U " 65 00
2 " 12 " 50 00
2 " 10 " 40 00
Above prices complete "4th frame.
Without frame $10,00 left on each
JiilL
* ? #? A VT/I1T ?MATT
SJbiVJbflXX UAJULVH JBUJULER.
~ 120,00
\
Delivered at tlie Railroad Dejt in
tliis eity.
Steam Engines, Boilers, Cottoifl>ressc*,
Gri*t and Saw Mill Gearingof all
kinds to order. Irou and Brass Citing*
on short notice aud most readable
terms.
CJin Gearing constantly on Land ( the
following sizes.
? fe#t wheel and pinion, ?100
10 14 44 " 44 ... S5<)
1 1 44 44 " 14 5 00
] > " ?? ? **
14 44 " " aoo
With Bolts $6 50. Extra for each i<t
Antifriction wlate# and Balls for (bk
ton Press $10,(Hi and $12,00 per set.
N. B. Terms Cash on delivery, "at fl
II. hero.
JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't,
Abbeville C. H. \
May 24, 1870, 4?tf.
AD VAN T A G E S
offered by the
UNIVERSAL
LIFE MJBASCE COMPANY.
1st.?Perfect security to Policy-holders.
2d.?Low ratcs'of premium.
'-i,l _A r-lfnr nnd (infinite contract.
4th.?Non-forfeiture guaranteed by' a
clause in ever}* Policy.
5th.?A liberal cash surrender value
provided for by the terms of its
Policies
{fill.?No unnecessary or illiberal restriction
regards residence, travelling,
or occupation.
7th.?A Policy issued in the State of
New York in favor of a wife, on
the life of her husband, is secure
from the claims of iier husband's
creditors.
8th.?The premiums charged by the
Universal are based ou American
mortality and the interest usually
realized on money. Its Policy-hold
ers are therefore guaranteed insnrtLoee
to tite fall Ataouutof Lbo premians
paid.
W. T. PARBOW, Agent,
Greenwood^ S. C.
Jffov 25,1870,31?3m
Insure Your Property,
IN THE
LIVERPOOL & LONDON
GLOBE
Insurance Company.
Assets it HI, $17,009,11,09
Losses adjusted promptly and paid
without deduction at ti*e agency in
Charleston, S. CApply
to
VT. H. PARKER. Agent,
at Abbeville, S. C.
March 18, 1670, 47?tf
DENTISTJRY ~~
Offiee ??er Dr. Parker's Drag Store.
Abbeville C. H., S, C. *
February 26, 1869
Piedmont
LIFE 1(1
W. C. CAUSING
JOHN E. EDWi
Branch OSes, Colai
J. P. THOMAS, Pres't.
DIRE
John McKensie, John T. S
R. W. Gibbos, F. W. Me
\V. B. Gulliek, Thompson
Geo. M. C. 15?tier, T. C. Peri
Dr. Isaao Branch.
LEAPHART, JET.
General Agents for Soul
Home Office,
ASSETS OVE
Policies issued in a little
Work, fiver 11,000; Income
snccess beyond all preceden
iisrsu]
Mutual, ftou-Forfeiting i
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
This great southern ex
success, that it would seem aim
iU) favor
r_ .1 _ j. 10/;1
Ill IUC III 11 IT [> (' t Ut tuv j tur iu?
udw have upwards of eleven thousan
hooks. Our success, taking into cow
operating is far ia advance of aijy ot
and our losses very s null, when com
the (subscribers at Abbeville C. II.
DR. I. BRANCH, Superin
M. SHARPE and J. H. Ti
April 15, 1870, 51, 12m
At Hodges'
rhe undersigned would resn<
O 1
ha'ajust received a new and wi
Sto<
n
HARDWARE,
TIN WARE, SA
J. H. Vance, I
l '
DeecmWr 2,1870, 32?3m.
CA
r j V1T? PROPOSE to keep a little <
I W have,won't be worth buying
all the time; ?ur Senior occasionally
all will be glut to see their friends a
to give us a edl next door to Ailcer
with the mono/, as our terms are en
'
j.:
December 2,1870,32?tf
I .
CAROLINA
FERTILIZE!
' tk S the season for Sowing Wh<
jpV and other small grains approa<
es. to secure a full yield, overy farn
should supply himself with soi
\ Fertilizer, and there is noiw beti
** than the CAROLINA, which c
be had by applying to
Miller & Robertson
i Sept. 23,1870,22, tf "
& Arlington f
IMMla
*T0N, President.
LRDS, Vice-President.
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aLia, Sostli Carolina,
mJ. . x-S .T?
S. L. LEAPHART, Sec'y.
C T O R S :
lloan, Sr., JoljnS. Preston, #
Master, II O. Sliiver,
Earlu, J, D. Kennedy,
rin, Kx-Gov. M. L* Boirliam.'
Dr. II. I?. Cook.
FERSON & RANSOM,
;h Carolina, Colombia, S. C.
^j/j j| j?ji;
Richmond, V"a.
R $2,000,000.
over TWO YEARS of" active
\
same time, over $2,000,000?a
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t * i
c.
RES ON i
Hid Return-Premium PI ans !
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on the Contribution Plan, ~ i
I
TEHPRISE has met. with such signal <
ost unnecessary to say another word in <
I
r, the 124th Policy was issued, and wc
d lives insured, whose names are on out
^deration the short time we have beew
her Company- Our expenses far Jess, 1
pared with other companies. Call on j'
3
DB. J. J. WARDLAW, J
DE, B. A. ABCHEB, or 1
tendent of Agencies.
1RRANT, CftTirassing Agent, i
aiii
Depot, S. 0.
3ctfully inform tlie public tliattliye
ell selected
3ls. Of ' !
, .saoss,
.TS,
C ROCKERY.
oeiss, TIES, &c.
Hoseley & Co.
Kit. '
>f almost everything, and what we don't
; elsewhere. Out* Junior will boon hand
; and the Company now and then, and
nd'tho people fjenerally. Don't forgot
I'n new building. Dome and buy low
nphatically-Cash.
S. Vance, Mosely & Co.
TO OUR PATRONS I
^ X AXUABY, Eighteen Hundred and
? Seventy-One,
The Time for Paying Your Ac;at
h counts for Last Year!
icr
me We have trusted you without
Ler Mortgage or "Lien upon your crop
,an continue ouv confidence by paying
up promptly.
MILLER & ROBERTSON,s
Jan 6,1771 37?if ?
Miller
i
) l .I*.',' ' *
Take pleasure in ann
and custcmers t
FaU and \
fn every Department is fojj, ?ni! as i(
Stock 111 all its oraliciics, \vu ntnu'in <
it is ns ill 11 and varied as we haveevi
ANYTHING in the shape of .
READY-MAD
BOOTS AND SHOES, fj
CROCKERY,
SADDLERY,
We can aupply their wants upon a
id the np-coniitry.
"VALUABLE
LID 112 lH
.
TRACT TsTO. 1.
900 acres Of Cotton nnd Grair
Lund situated between Coron Aerc
uul Uocky Creek with Dwelling
House, S x .Rooms, Extra Gin House
Cotton Screw, 3arnp, Stables, ant
Sue good Cabins with gardens at
[ached for laborers. Three hnndm
uul fifty acres open lurid.' balance ii
:ore?t, second growth pine. Thif
Lract can be divided into several smal
'arms to advantage. Sixly acre;
cleared bottom lands, not subject t<
jverflow by freshet. Terms reasona
jle.
TP AflT 1STO. 2.
Four Hundred acres situate^ or
Rocky Creole?one luilf in oi'igina
orrcst. Thirty acres cleared the pas!
ear. This is an extra farm of it?
ize. Dwelling house and all neces
ary out buildings. Terms half cash
utlauce in one and two years.
TRACT jS70. 3.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
I CUES situated on the Greenville
md Columbia Railroad, one and one
burth miles from Greenwood Fim
Iwelling house (eight rooms) and all
ither buildings necessarj*. This place
>ossesses many advantages on account
if location health and fertility of soil.,
ferms half cash, balance one and tw<
ears. For further information ap
ih* to
J. T. PARKS, Ag't.
.Nov. 4. 1S7U?tr
THE FLORENCE
REVERSIBLE FEED
SEWING MACHINES.
? i! w ' \ - 4
Slaking Four Distinct Stitches
The great Desideratum of DivrjibiPty
United with simplicity, at last
achieved.
THIS Machine oi*kea the justly otleb'a!e<
Lock >tit?h (alifc? on both rtdeb of ill
fnlii ie) in al o llie Kii"t, "Doable Lock, i>m
Double Knot?nil stronger and more elas'.i*
than tho K iot.
The only Machine having a self adjusiinj
shuttle extension.
It ie almost t-oiselefs.
The slit l? can be changed without stoppin;
the machine.
Its motions are all positive.
me inticiliurr V ? ow nui|-.s wont IW vuuuwgr
outnf ord-f.
It w 11 hem,fell, hind, gather, brni 1, q-iili
and gather and sow on a nifflc at the ssim
time. *
The T nsiou is a wheel and not hii unre'iubl
wire ?pri?g.
Each machine is furnished with Barnum'
Self Sewer.
Plen e e.?llor write for price lists nud pai
liculars.
MRS. JOIIN' A. MAYS, Agent.
Dee. 2,1870,32?tf
BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. TALMADGI
HAS taken the roon.s over E. JSe
son's $tore, and is prepared t
take Boarders. This is a desirabl
location for persons doing business o
the Squaro. Terras, $12.50 a montl
without lodging. Transient person
can get dinner on public days.
Dec. .30,1870 36?tf
Accurately and promptly don
BY
G. A. DOUGLAS.
March 2 1S70, 48?12m
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I
ouncing to their friends
hat their stock of
i
.
Winter Goods:
. - ' f.
_ , , ' j
woiiM '"J ini|t.?ssi!MC to i*nnmeniJo the
Mirsi'lvc.-^I?y >;iyiii?r loom* palrou* iliat
v Oclbrc luiil i;, iiiiij that il tin?}* waul !
: 'J, i ' : - I
E CLOTHING,
IAMWARE, GRGSEiiiES!
GLASSWARE,
NOTIONS, etc..
1
? reasonable terms ns nnv oilier house
[Oet. 14* 187.0, 25. tf
TuO h BitID&E & CO.,
| j AVE COMMODIOUS STORE
I | ROOMS, am! will store Cotton,
I Corn, or anything el.-e. on reasonable j
terms. v
Liberal 'Cash advances made on i
Produce of any kind .shipped through j
us to Charleston, Baltimore or 2S"e\v j
York. They have business nrrarige-'
1 incuts with the best Houses in the j
5 above mimed cities, and can offer, fa'
cilities, in tho shipment of the pro'
dnets of the country, unsurpassed by
' any other house m the State.
" Particular attention is called to our
Inrjre stock Of PLOWS, now in store,
1 with the remark, I bat we are prepari
ed to furnish any Agricultural Implenic'it
wanted, at Manufacturers prist
i. / ..l ^ . i i i
uv:!*, wjwi Jivijiui ;KJ;HMI.
' TJtOSVBPilDCiE & CO.
Nov IS. 30 tr
j Notice to
DEBTORS.
)
ALL PERSONS indebted to ilie
subscriber lor the years ISliS
and 18G9 by note an<t account are requested
lo eorno forward and settle
immediately, as be is in urgent need
of tbe money...
i Those who (ail to pay by the 1st of
| Pecemher next, will find their aceounts
in the hands of an attorney for
collection.
ThosVEakin.
Nov. IS, 1870,30, tf
GRAIN, GRMN, 6MIN.
# 7
( Waller, Watson & Co. J
WALItALLA, 8. C\,
'
, vEA LEI2S in Grain mid Oonnlry j
' } J'nuliKH'oj'all kiiuls Wiil pay j
j-M'omjit atleniinn i.o all oiders impi- i-!
I'd to their can*. Parties ordering f
j Grain iuii*l furnish Hacks.
, c. a; c. waller,
b Greenwood, S. C.
C. e. WATSON,
J. B. WATSON,
Walhalla, S. C. ;
Jan 27, 1S71 40 -2m
i |
"OAGON", Flour, Cor.), Meal, M<da>-1
I C I * .1 I.. .
iJL/ SCS ami r?:in., inill > </?i i-.-.i, i
year WAS OU US The
ihtU t/nU f)n'k i- ' JIS /mniii.-ij to 11- j
II:ive you brought ii ? It' not, Now i- I
the time. It'yon fail to ]?:iy, we can- j
not- buy. We do not want to e:il?"
your name in the Hook" referred i< J
in another column, b: t unless whip !
? arrangements is made, O^N'E bud. ,
will not huld the names.
o Norwood, DuPre & Co.
o Jan. 13, 1871, 38 ? 3t..
n
'j ????????????^????
Dissolution.
Tf'MK Virm of MOSELEY &
1 WHITE, is dissolved, All par
ties indebted must make payment im7
mediately to J. 13. MOSELEY, at
0 Lowudiiville, or )'our names will <^o
on the Delinquents Boole, at Abbeville
C. XL, S. C.
MOSELEY & WHITE.
Lowndsville, S. C.
Jan. 13, 1370. 48?tf. *
Fresh Goods.,
j . . ii. 1
Blue and White Fish.
. v j< : .
MacliLerely
. ' . j - ' : ' >J .
Smoked Herrings, ]
SAP.DINES, OYSTERS,
Hew MM M-Vtat "Flour,
GQIDEH AMBEE ,.
And Silret Drip Syrup, *
CITRON, .
Raisins, .
mum, ALMONDS,
* o? - ?
Brazil Nuts," Eng. ("Walnuts, j
PECANS, '
Cheese, M&ecaroni.
. ? 1
A LARGE ASSORTMENT .
WATT. PLOWS,
/
Sub Soil Plows, &c.
TROWBRIDGE & CO. ]
Kov IS, 1S70, 30?tf
For sale by Wilcox, Gibbs & Co..
I'm porter* arid Dealers in (iuanos. *
14S I'ay Street, Savannah ; 241 Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga ; 151 East Pay. ? '
Charleston, S. C., and by Norwood,
r^iPi*# -t- Cn A hhfti*ill<?: W. Z. Me
(ihee, Cokeslmry; Waller & Aiken,
Greenwood; B. A. i):tvis, 2Jiiicty,-Si\\ '
Por fiirther information apply or address-as
above for pamphlet.
Nov. 25, 1870, 31?4m. i
FP.31TCS ;
Cognac Bitters,' i
FIBST PEIZE , .'!
Paris Exhibition 1867. 6
Purify the blood and
strengthen the system,
eradicating the effect of
dissipation, maintain the
human frame in condition
of heaithfulness,dispel the
BKies and ail mental distempers,
and relieve those
whose sedentary habits lay j
them open to depression.
They prevent and cure Bilious
and other J^evers, Fever and
Mnt/c. Chilis, Diarrhoea, 7)ysen~
tery, Dyspepsia, Sea - Sickness,
Colic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
and every complaint incidental
to diet or atmosphere.
. Ladies-will find
them a sovereign boon, as
they eradicate all traces
of Debility, Nervousness,
Inertness, and Diseases
peculiar to the sex. ]
^Thousands of Testimonials
can be seen at the ,
office of
M. JACOBSON, Bole Proprietor,
64 & 68 Water Struct, N. Y.
Jan 20, 1871 3U-lL'm
Mess Vackerel, Extra Xo. L
EXTRA ]STo. 2,
and Large JJo. 3 Mackerel, 3
in lUla., half I>!ls., quarter BUs., aud
Kits, at,
Norwood, DuPre & Co/b
Sept. 23. 1870 23?If
SEED OATS, ,
>{( : . . . /
f mmm, !
W wil
- . fit " V/ a
3AC0N SHOULDERS, S
C.R. SIDES, T.
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v i ; ; *
for sale at prices
otb
10 PEB CENT. LOWER?
edg
der
han they were at this time; last j'car. yet
, V ted
Hays, Barnwell & Co.
- Fie
Jan. 20,-1871, 39?tf . ; . ten
?? flgl:
VTflVfl HorriTnoll JPr vea
???*?uxjui W IsXA Vb tUi on
rat)
j ILL SELL nat
THE BALANCE OF THEIR So
110V
SI! STOCK I
AT *?
Greatly Reduced Prices! |j|
- z ~ wii
W BEESS GOODS, ?
GENTLEMEN'S at a
Dlbthing, jg*
CASSIMERES, &C. S]
Jan 20,1871 39-tf tjie
? : ? con
!le Stats el W Carolina, %
ADBETILIE COUXTT .. J
, niei
y ~?IIE COV-RT OF PROS A TE. is o
the:
rinal Settlement of the Estate of"James
A. Black, deceased, Saturday, 18th ^
. ri * -. p. t .1. '< sao
February, 1871. \j . for
j 4 tlir
[TTITETtl^AS Wesley A. Black, has tro(
VV filed petition in my office,.pray- the
ig a firal settlement \ f the Estate of be'
nmes A: BhtcU, deVU, public notice ^V1
s licrel>y given to all creditors, legeccs
and n*xt o^kin of the said dee'd' qU
a in mtr /iffi/.n /Mi' Qo f iiT/lrttr .< *
411**!'* 411 1,1 v/iacv vii tjuvuiuaj } \va
i'eb'y 18th instant: when afinal settle- tloa
nent will be made of said Estate. fi?'
: L. L. GtTFFIN, for
i: - v- ter
J. P. A. C.
no
Jan. 27, 1871, 40?3b ;
r an
lottil Carolina?AMsevillfi' County.
- bri
In the Common Fleas.
, ; till
S9L}
losephme R. Lake, Executrix of John- j)(j
son Side, dee'd, vs. Titos. J. Outz i jt,
and J. ijalc Watson, and l)e
others. ' * wj
Cowpln'nt caUnrg in Creditors, for In-, 'u'
1 .. j no
junction, dr. j pe)
PURSUANT to order of Court in thei ??'<
above stated case, the creditors of the j thi
Estate <fl Johnson Salej dee'd, are here-1 Th
J '> * rl iwi/v M 5 ?/?/! nivuinnf nnrl I H f
J^y UOtlflCll illlU lUJUIItU l?? tvnu
prove their demands against said do- th<
. eased before iiie on or before the 20tli by
)f April next, or be barred. on
matthew Mcdonald, s?
C. C. P. and Special Iteferce.
Clerk's Office A. C.( \ As
Jan'y 20, 1871 40-8m / tin
mm ! FIRE!! FIBE!!! ?
ms
bui
IX)GHTHE I with 4 or 5 of t1i? BEST EAS cr,
TER\' am! SOUTHERN INSURANCE naj
COMPANIES, the sulscrHvrs are AGEN'Th jel]
or ihnt MAMMOTH WESTERN COMPAFY, r;a
TIIE PACIWC PIRE INSURANCE CO .ll'A ms
CY OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. j 0
It* iriifunnteed capital is TWENTY FIVE
dILLIONS IN GOLD It? STOCKHOLDERS ^
ire individually.li <b!? for itt> lo^s?*. Its losses je,
re prompt^- pidd nt his AGENCY by *it;ht cr,
imfts oil NEW \Oi?K Our Agency, alio jje;
; tWer, represents al>out 35 millions of dollar#. W(^
Br. I. & W. T. BRANCH.- rui
Jtfov 25, 1870, 31-r-3m ^
'J
FOE SALE, S
7 Ei
AVKTvY FIXE JACK, commonly "j1'
known us tho "W. 0. Parsley
Facki" 4a.
K, M. BuBOSE, wi
: .7 :?.. i bo:
. Vienna, S. C?
Jan. 27, 1871 40-41*
. ?
WILL BE EECEIVED -$
rec
FOR tlw building of a NEW ST A- sol
BLE ori the Marshall House Lot. en
Also, for the Building of a IsEW j
FENCE around the premises, I
Also, for GRADING and other wcrk wjjot
mentioned- * jur
Apply early, - " Th
- rev
Tonnnru 97 1.Q70 4(\?tf /nw
-'I 1 ? ? ?l*
to 1
______ Nt:
Sale.
A DOUBLE CABIN, cheap for cash, ^
Apply at the Marslml House. * ,,
January 27, 1S70, 40?tf *
? usi
Store Boom tio
of
[Jf THE MARSHALL HOUSE y<"
To Rent. ^
THE stand is an exoellent one for the ^
Grocery business. Rent very low. ref]
Jan 27,1870 40-lf
4 * .4' ' J> . % '
Removal
fVc have removed oar Printing Office
the commodious rooms above the
re of Mr. E. Nelson, on the Western
'
0 of the Public Square, where we
1 be pleased to see oar friends and'
irons, as well as at the office of the
tor, on Law Eange.
LEE & WILSON.
*' - ' , mi
9 Fall of Paria?Opinions of tbs
Press.
>.e New York Sun seya: "With any
ier race than the French, it wouul *
safe to say that the war Is virtually
r, and that peace will be accepted
:h all the humlliatians it acknowl- .
;es and confirms. But there tea wonful
vitality in that people, and it may
even break forth in
way to astonish and confound tba .
rid. It is possible that the war may
L be continued by the mass ot the
neb with the same tenacity and bitless
as tho Vendeans displayed Un
iting against.the Convention eighty
rs ago. But this is not to be counted
with any. great confidence. It la
ler more probable that the whole ~ >
ion will imitate the example of Parte
make peace on auch terms* as the g '
querors nfay exact But if France ('
7 succumbs altogether, and settles ./
. n submissively into ber present. / ,
seasabroken power, it will be only
ther *lroof of the utter exhaustion
I debility into which she has been
k by the rule of the bastaftl fulvener
who governed her from the beping
of 1849 until thesurrendezof Sedan.* "
he New York Journal oj Commerce
uks that "a three weeks' of peace
1 beget an^ppetite for more, which
1 go far to master the rematat of
ncli pride; It seems impossible for
French forces to get into a position ,
,11 favorable for resuming hostilities
; what events the proud spirit qf
nbetta aiid the furious con tent f mis
ich we may expect to see in theSfe*
lal Assembly wiji bring forth, it te
Masible to aw"
UC Philadelphia Ledger considers
armistice the eijd of war, and tract*
querors will be magnanimous. in
ling with a gallant but unfortunate
lie New York Tmea thinks that aa
ristiee of three week, by laud and
, practically means the re-establishutof
peace?for the present?and it
f no use for the French to persuade
mseives that with all their best so)-,
rs prisoners of war, they can go on
iting against the German hosts,
lie sooner they surrender everything?
smaller will be their loss, and the (
uer will they be enabled to prepare
another trial of strength. At least
ee hundred and lifty thousand
aps will come back to France on
! declaration Of peace. What Wili,
their sentiments toward Germany?
iat sort of rule will they be disponed
isk for?a government which declares
it 'peace'm na policy. or ohe ?yuiy?*. '
ietly, but indefatigably, prepares io:
r? As for the Republic, whaL-has it
ne for France? Where are ali th#
ry spirits of the 'iraecorjcilajbles,' and
iat have they accomplished ? Rochet,
and all the rest of them, liave uU
ly failed. The Emperor himself bt
t not more discredited by the events
the war thau the 'Reds.' It is but
> probable that a long period of an*
>by is before France, and a contlnuce
of that system of unstable governnits
which has given rise to so tnueU
ion ?nd hcinfKl on materm'lv t<*.
[ng her present calamities, upon her.
l.OiK 1'itOUtld utto no uot" *
it peace will follow the armistice, ft'
f-s: Everything tends to indicate tb-.
stiiities will not again be resumed.
the Constituent Assembly the mem-,
r.s of the Provisional Government,.
10 have followed the Emperor In leaa^
I France to ruWi, becaase they liafl, "
t the niornl strength to - negotiate a '
ace, will not, in all likelihood, wield
mt influence, and we hope for soqk>ing
of wisdom in its deliberatiojiK.
tat France recognizes tlie hopeleasncaslior
struggle is now apparent,
b Assembly will meet fully authorized
public sentiment to conclude a -pause
any terms wbich the Germans will
intT The German Empeipr prays for
nee, the German nation, too, desirc* it
ienlly, and it will be tbe fa alt of the
sombly if war is not concluded vUn i
j fall of Paris."
I'he JSTew York World looks forward
the restoration ofc the Empire,.aad
nks that an understanding to thi-s
ii exists between Napoleon arid "P!*-,rck.
The Republicans have no choice
t to continue tiie war or elect * gov* ,
iment pledged to dismember the
tional territory; They will stay sulily
at homd, and leave to the Imp?- '
lists the task of forming a govern;nt
"The outgiving that young
uis Is .to be put on the throne with
i i~ ? .FLU A.
igt'iiic ws itgent ia a. ueALtuuutt am m>r
2 Catholic vote. The Empress &
voted, steadfast Catholic, and a /joymieiit
of which she was to be ttip'
ad, during the minority of the Prince,
iuld secure the waim support of tlio
ral clergy, the most powerful bojy tit ctioneeriug
agenia |a the prawftt
ijuncture." . *
L'he New York JTerald believes. jjiat
} present probabilities are la favor of f
2 recall of the Empress and Prince
iperial from England, leaving the
operor at WilheJmshohe for a ftV
>nths longer?that is, until the public
ill have settled down into ai^nie*ce
in the Empire. In that eveaut, w#
re say the Emperor, too, will rcmru.
th all followers, just as the old
us returned in 1815.
" V . * -. ,
Conflict op Authority.?A con- ;t
of authority, as between the fcjtate ' *
d theUniced States, latelyarose out
the refusal of General AeilJl, <coiW- ;
uiding the Federal forces at 2*V*r
rk, to opey a writ 01 juage
juirinc him to produce in court 41
dier alleged to have been /ualaw fully
listed. General Nei^'jfppaared l.uad
in a United States "court, ami
consequence threatened with punnient
for contempt by Judgel^cCnuw,
to announced his purpose ita assert the
isdictlon of tine State owrJaieV^s,
e claim tfaua se6 up was -on Friday
'iewed and rejected by Judge BUtol>
d. He decided that the case belongs
the United Stateis court, and thui.tjeju
fill will be justified hi *jsi-ng the mi!iy
fonce at ids command in res feting
yciaim of the State to aiithoritjs m,
3 premises.
am ?
rhe New York Tribune notes tb#
ual lamentation that "the
aw lwis ruined tlve iee.-crqp;" ,ai*d
ns the public not to ?beKeve a word
it. There will be 110 short ciopXbi*
ar.
\n advertisement was sent t* t*?e
;veland Herald, in which occur tlie
ird.s, -"The Christian's Dream: Xo
r)ss, no Crown." The printer made it
lci : "The Christiana Dream.; -a'o *
103, noGrcamJ" ? ?