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MARRIED.

EAHNsITkW- CORlIFS-On Thursdsy July n, a. Grey.
store EAR Tvrytown, by the Rev. j. spencer John W. q
Eanshss Of Eng to Coea daughter e the la.e Joseph
w. COYlios Of E1w-y0rk.
UAsBROUCK-ElLL-At Eewbgreh, Tuesday, July ., by
the Rev John Brown, d. De- I'll Hasbroaek IT, to Susan Kan
dolph dau ghoY OF Edward Bill ESQ.
levin RYER On Thursday, Jolly II, at ST. Georges
Cn,cb Hswburg by tie Rev DIR. Brown. james irwin to
j. daughter of TIE late Samuel kye both o. New
York.
LOCKWOOD GOUNDTf-0p Thursday. July III OF the resi-.
depcs OF BRIDES father 10 Bethenem Pa, by the kes
DAVID Bigle Philip E. lockwood OF NewYork to Enma v.
A. daughter Of q. II. Goundie. esq.
LAMBSMITH-In Newark. J., on Tuesday July by The
Row Newton eaton; George W. Lamb Of this city to JniA
A. Smith ofNewsk, NJ
MoAITHUR-DUNHAM-onw Wednesday July 10, By the Rev.
Dr. j. L. Hodge, James McArther 70 Miss Jessie pu"nan'
daughter Of John Dunhsm, sl Of this city.
CHARACTERIZATION Thursday. JAY H. by The Rev ~
Wssten, William H. senbleT to Annie W. Clara, beth OIL TINS
sity.
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NARLNE~ JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..JuIr
Cleared.
ia, Schwensin, Hamburg, Kunhsrdi b

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, schwensin Hamburg Kunfsrdi b
Co.
Ship.-Saucho Panza Hale Melbourne Fisher Ricads& Co
Punjsnb Miller San Francisco r. NJ Cooley Haze Holmes,
Frsnc.co, Sutton Co bosdices Coul,hsd Liverpool
North American Luce, Liverpooli Herry Bluff Redmond,
Hsvre LsmuerseT Adams London VIM y. Schmidt, Sean,
London
BsrI.-Mon,ezum. Hammond, Barbados, T. T. Dwight,
Trojan Colan Londonderry Walsh Carver Chase Conser
ysti,e Aust Bodgsneh hayrei e Loin lSwed Mattson,
Buckley, Cetts -
Brp-Grafe lBr) White, ST. Johns n r., r. Dnwiddie
Co. Lucrsti, Wallace, Mllbrdge; Rio Grande Oreenesf,
Elirsbethport.
schoones-W II. Sargent, Sargent, Boston, Thompson
Hunter; Mary Helen, Hutchinson, Port Jefferson H. NJ Free
mani Pauline, Brown, Philadelphia Hand; Susan, Besrss
Boston, s. W. Lewis Co Gentle Perkins Boston; Forced
State, Hartman BostOn O. C. F.nsworth Gray ss,uport
Vapar Dssosway Rio Janero; Phantom (Br Mccormick
Antigua L. w. Alexander. snder, roamoathi Express
Wentworth, BsnyOri Wentworth Br Smith, wnd''r Union
(Br.l Lent Halifax; Packet, Downs, Bangor.
steansr-Ssrsh Jones, Philadelphia R. Willing, Clsypss,
Baltimore.
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Isr,srIcIDE.-Tbe body Of a newly-bOn male in
FAINT with the skull badly fractured was found yester-
day in yacan; lot in Thrysevenh street, near Fourth
avenue. The child was wrapped up in a shirt marked
81. q. Cooper Coroner Gamble was notified, and
will hold an inquest upon the body to-day. The police
are eudeayoring 10 discover the mother.
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Receipts Of Produce.

JoL, i,-l6ssO bbls Fioar asa 90. Meal 7)I d. Nhsky
ia al bush Wheat 0gt DO Corn, i DO Rys. 80 pigs
Ashss agi do. Provisions 10 pkgS and lO3 kes Lard
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Sooi ano fcnno.

coupons LOST.-A letter me y.,' ESQ. Cs,lier
~, YOh cSsa b Gu sSs 81 70.
sesioo1 rumbered % 70 a. both ncnsse' sh and
sss ioelusye so,s eove beng y. so
due ~ "a eNs Haven Rsrosd Company oo'us both
a. 8on B,li New yOrk numbered s.d nS Coupons oy
fasiy, fcr I'd Company payable at Mercsre w.
Ss Yos doc 9y@ored o 80 s ~ o, .Op9sd ali per.
sons esouonoe 'sAiA'' ts TRoWbRiDGEiS SONS
July g. 1851 ,-.--,s.su.. .sAsz..s..~.-
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"iLLlAMsON-B 0re.upoin' on russdsy Julv
=, oy tho Rev @. f. TLmadse, Chsncie WiIism.ou 4
sy r. Daughter Of Alexander J. Brown esq sseapsst
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EoRTRIss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Young OF Col.
Bakers California Regiment, who is we-known
NewYork lawyer arrived in this city yesterday from
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-Rises..i:39 iSets.......73l Moon-Sets. .lo:2s
Sandy Hook. Hiss Gov Island o25 HeGae. 3oe
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SIPRENE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i--DeIVI0 'N'''17
LgoTAEp. .,
George M. Tracy agt. Thomas G.. Talmadse, Presi,
deui Gc-Motion granted with go costa oraef 10 'e
Before Justice Barnard. -,
In 70 opening Seventy street. iron tns Lsn.n
avenue 10 The Hudson RverRsport Of Comni'snei con
hruied
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in ,hp Oypisus from ByemeA-Mrs C. Doscher and tive
children D. Brandt M +. Sronbeger Mia s. Srombereer.
Mrs. W. Frsnck and daughter, l.. Meyer.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES District couRr-JULr n.-bs'0''
Judse BtrTs.
WIgITRED.

THE PRIzE-yFsSEL WiHIfRHD.
The case OF the bark Winfield, which was seHed ON
An. 2h on MAY las. by tho Quaker City while senInf 70
tuoto Ro,ds In voiaion Of the blockade cane on Tor
t tls oring The beiants slese due notice 81 We u
ode aver thsi the and csgo belsnso o.
fI.enemies Mr Edwards appears for me elaia As te
ener, OF tho vessel Crenssw Co. andth elsiitns
Of the cargo. }. PhiPps Co nc Cargo Az, ~.
for he
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cent, payable August !. The Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad Company s cent payable
August }. The Mechanics and Traders Insurance
Company 10 p cent, payable on demand. The VIZ
lamsburgh City Bank 4 v cent, payable on demand
The Bank of Savings, Beecker street. VIII pay ih'er
est at the rate of y cent annum on sums under
$500, and at the rate of v cent on larger sums.
The detail Of the earnings of the Galena and Chr
900 d.; JCo,uou, 60. tho ,,eek ending July 3, IL:
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and al Il, pass, to G. Il asrsts Co. June la
during the night between lat a 80 and ~ so and Co.
counod 20 large iccbes, when sha. in dense os
28th at OF Cape Race, steamship, supposed the
AaIiaic for Oswsy via s. Johns NJ July @sp M 81"
Ship orphsas Bemenj, we,,e Bremen May o. ndse. and
$50 pass 70 Henuinss GOsiins In lat g. Ion 70 30 passed
Bark bons1 AMI Meyer Hamburg 4s days md.e and els
pass Kunhadt Co. had westerly winds and cams during
The entire passage In lat 49, Ion a. ~" surrounded ey nearly
Bafk N0rd Anerita tsTeuen, Fedesi. Bremen 50 d.y.
winds and cam. with much fGs Is days Of the Bsnki
Warrington Insurance Co. Came to this port for repairs having
D. Fi,h Lad light wind, and fog the entire passage
Bark Ronald Br Of IverpooD Cfowe. RIO Jansro Nay %.
Bar .enins Star Elliott New-Hsven 2 hour. In ballast
Brig Union (r, Smith, Windsor NJ g., u days. plaster to
Brs BOneO Norton Indian Key Fla days. mahogany and
Big Palmetto, Jones, ssn.os Al day, coffee to order.
scar surprise Cole Sydney, c. g. 10 days. coal 70 James
Great Western from Liverpool tor NewY0rk IS days OUT
schr Mi.ch.f dr. Of Guernsey, Ren,ut London 20 day.,
de to G. n Bgley JAY % George, Shoals spoke aspsn
brig t0T Rs Sa1de FSSd sT RsrfS % ily, out
ssSr Price cf Deuni.), Sears Lins,n c. B., IA day..
sehT GiP.sy (Bi w.ycO,, St. Andrews. N B.. l, day.
ssS R@ma (sfj cIsi Lns,n C. B. IL day. coal to H. J.
-
II. J. 4 q. A. Dewof
seh Sarah Matilda Armstrong Labeo 10 days. fish and ish'
10 Jed Frye Co.
sch Willow Barker Lubec 70 day., fish to Jed Frye Co.
scbr. TaIf, Provost, Stamford, Conn.
Schr. Ann 8. Sster, Fish Warrhsn.
schr. Mott Bedell Ryder Baltimore day., wood
schr Mary Smith, Sc qua July sugar ID. c. Murray
Schr Rio UEande, Barlow, Indian River, wood.
Schr Ann d. Newton Fort Monroe 10 ballast to H. Bedel
Schr. Sea Bird, Chase Fall River.
Sloop Ann Il. Holmes, Hammond, Fall River.
Steamer Boston. Cocker Philadelphia mdse and 10 =
Perkins July H. st2 of Bombay Hook. spoke tie ship
Csriocs, for Phisdephis.
Steamer Wsmsatta Ary. NewBediord mdso. and pas 10
master. a,
Steamer Anthracite. Jones' Philadelphia mdse TO J. n
Briggs. 50
steamer peIel Young Providence. nd,s and pass TO T.
Bynner. 49, -.
patrick
sAILEDJuy IL Steamships jersey Blue, and o. Peabody
Washington ships John Tucker sad Manhsltsn Liyerpooil
bNEs Laurets slssl, Mary Sawyer Newcastle Del; Ebse
Bars Bermuda; bris Alamo, boson Sarah Psers rot
Jefferson, Fass baitorsi and Maria Wheeler wilmington
Del.
THx BRra IT, psERr from mstansss srrived on THURSDAY
IN the 10 oa4rAnne having Loaf tnies mss %
yellow fever
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Avar loan of q m lion Of dollars Massachusetts, 6
y cents, was taken at al y cent premium yesterday
The bidding was in excess of the amount needed.
The bondholden' meeting of the Northwestern and
CHICAGO Road, held yesterday ordered the committees
report 10 be printed and it will be considered at an
adjourned meeting.
The following was the way in which the State of
Wisconsin sold its bonds;
The banker, receive from the State bonds to
tie amount Of. ................... SsOoVo
The bankers pay 10 T. cent OF SSO,ooO IN 49,.
90 e. cent OF : 900 900 by returnirg TO the State
coupons lOr i've .....ezfooVV
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AcciDEsT Ar THE FISHING BASKS.-An unknown
young man who was fishing from the wheel'house OF
the steamboat Hero, anchored OF the Ffling Banks,
fell into tho WAGER aud was drowned. 1t is said that
there was not life prcseryer on beard, and that it
took at least ten minutes TO unlash and get Down a
boat. Il is thought the man could have been rescued
il the boat had been provided with means. The body
Wis not recovered. as these boats take largo numbers
OF people TO the Banks, such neglect Of the commones
PIE aauiio n, FOR safety ID bigy rpreheneible.
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DROWNED WHILE BArHIsG.--A young man nance
Andrew Fox was drowned on Thursday evening
while bathing in the dock foot Of Third street. Eas
River. The body has not yet been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

Ihe receipts OF gOIu from CaaloTina huOo """' :
have been $l7 100 0s7, and from Europe $259O9C6S.
The loss by inland drain and foreign export in the same
time was s7 1906 The estimated amount in banks
and Sub-Tressury on July was $56,OOO,cOo, against
So, 500, 90 same time last year.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
"Inquiries are made in financial circles as to The
provision in the United States Loan bill giving the
power TO tie Secretary of the Treasury TO issue notes
without interest," and payable at the Sub Treasury on
demand This provision, we learn Is intended TO be
applied only to ne amosht Of cola or bullion deta0Hy
~ tie r. edSury. The notes will Therefore represent
gold or silver con dollar for dollar, thus giving acVe
circulation 10 money which would otherwise lie DOR
mant in the Government depositories.'
DISC is no such limit TO the issue in the act which
We yhbsbed yesterday as passed, and we do not see
how such limitation practicable After the notes are
in the hands of the public the Secretary has no power
except by continual sales of stock to equaze the issue
with the amount Of coin in the Treasury which com
he must be daily drawing upon for his disbursements
If be proposes to sell the per cent stock, for the pnr
poe of keeping up the stock Of bullion, the advantages
to the Government of putting ont of the no-lntereh
Treasury Notes will not be very great.
The Money market continues very etsy on call at
a6 y cent, and on paper at SAL cent
The following isl comparative statement of the I'M
ports of Dry Goods entered at the port Of New-fork
for the week and since Jan. /:
For the GEEK 1859. 1869. 1861.
Entered at the Port..... s2,63t2io Sll.5E5 $SS1sg
THROWN on Market....... 2,5ss,SS l,II,2T bi''o'
Fpt@res a. the Port sa5ssI 1879 sQciao s3}ee l07
1hfou nm Merkat.
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ArTEspr TO CoNNIT SUIcIDE,-Wm. Flanagan Of
No. II Caroline street. attempted suicide on Thursday
night by jumping into the dock foot Of Jay street. lie
was rescued by Daniel Burns and Others, but would
assign no cause for attempting his life.
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The PAUusrS CHAPrL.-A large addition has been
made TO the Chapel Of the Paulists this SUMNER 70
meet the increasing needs of the parish and congeSa
ton It is now finished, and makes an agreeable s
well as useful addition to the previous edifiee.
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Go formers ario Others.

-
mo FARMERS.--Pure BONE-DUST, in bags,
- PETER COOPER.
= iof "~'" No IL Burning slip, New forA.
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ROCHESTER, X, Friday, July Y, ls6l
Se,ah Mathews of this city, one Of the most eminens
stroke of apopexy yesterday while enssfed n osso.
ing case ia Court. lie was taken home y ~ 49,
scious state, and died at IN early BON ~
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Fortress Monroe. He reports all well at that station
Lieut.. A. c. Hills had been appointed TO the honorable
position of Provost Marshall one of whose duties Is
the prosecution of MAJ snders and tho offenders aganst
military discipline. The Naval Brigade are reported
as having dealt too freely with private property and
from that fact nicknamed by some "the naval brg'
ands" No immediate advance movements are expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

RyPrsrtcAs CEsTRit CoasrTEx.-At the regular
monthly meeting of the Republican Central Committee
Of this city, held Wednesday evening last tho fol-
lowing resolution introduced by John IL. White, was
unanimously adopted:
R,.oired Tf. ts Republican Central COMMITTEES Of he city
Of kewYork cordially approve Of snd unquaheiy indorse tho
patriotic message Of PsksIDEAr HCoLH 10 CoHPe, now
ST At Washington and bio dete nation therein expressed
uphold and Lantn tbs Constitution of the United States,
piesefvs the Union. and ersh and rebellion, al
lhluds aud whateser shoef ne roice Of Ls peie aud
with aeAy response from every Loyal citizen oil .hs
Republic.
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THE NV SrEAsEa CosTIsYsrAL.-The Now
Haven Steamboat Company has just completed a new
rst-cass steamer over 600 feet in length called the
Continental Sic was built in the strongest and most
thorough manner by s. Sneden & Co., is beautifully
modelled, and elegantly furnished and equipped. She
takes the lace of tho Elm City, aud will leave New.
York every afternoon ut o'clock. The Elm City is
place on the night line, leaving New-York every
night at ii o'clock, admirably accommodating pasen-
ger. fos Eew-Hsvea, Hartford, and Intermediate
points.
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Ni,gsfers. Gcs

R.sx Asaouy fs ns,k warwick from Rio Jsnsirc y
sshor. In Chespess DAY. she ha' been nshissed' sas
got of. J, ,.,. - "a syau
Phaaelps for salem ashore last night Block AAa
was got III Expenses 500. Nsssel slightly damages
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ponrRAIr OF Col. ELLswoRrH.-A spirited litho-
graphic portrait Of the late Col. Elmer i. Ellsworth
has been published by G. Q. Cotton, No Id Nassau
street, and dedicated to the Fremen OF the onitod
States As likeness il is said to be accurate ana as
specimen of the photographic art it will compare ia,
vorably with he best we have seen. 1t was executed
by Crow, Th,uas g. Co., from photograph taken
Just before Col, Ellsworth left the city with his reSl-
ment.
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prominent Republican Of Union Comfy, N. D.. In
fact the Chairman of the Republican County Com
mittee, writes to us complaining that Mr.. Collector
Barney has appointed from that county to Office
who Las always been Democrat, and is now seces-
sonist. If such be the facts, our impression would
rather be that Mr.. Barney bad done wrong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
CITY ITEMS.

SUBLIME IaPUDEScE.-H seems on IL there really
was DO limit to the mpudepce of American criminals.
The slave brig Triton, whose arrival we noticed on
Thursday, captured up the Congo River, and sent
home prize. She had regular slave-deck laid, and
every provision, including liO casks Of water and
great store Of food made to receive cargo Of slaves
In fact, as we stated yesterday Jack Williams, one OF
her fugitive crew. stated TO Deputy Marshal Borst that
IN four hours more she would have had 600 negroes on
board and put sea. The evidences Of her guilty char
acer to gay nothing Of the Ascending Of her captain
with two of bis crew. complete, and her conisca-
ton absolutely certain. She ia anchored in Atlantic
Docks her matches and cabins sealed and deputy
marshal put in charge. But now the owners OF the
vessel serve notice on the United States Attorney that
they will make application TO bond her. In other
words they ready to give straw bail for good be-
hayo send their vessel TO the coast again. risk the
chances Of recapure, and in case the Triton is con-
demned at this trial, will pay Tor not, as tie case may
BEL her present value. Should she be recaptured and
sent here again, 50 much the worse for them Should
she escape, good load Of negroes would console tho
owners for the forfeiture Of their bondsf perchancs
90 remarkable an event should happen.
Morris is an old resident of this city, and formerly
plot and il vol known il the waters hereabouts. lie
says he shipped on board the Triton al Norfolk, and
was not aware OF the errand Destination OF tie
vessel nor was he informed until be arrived at the
Congo River. He stated to the Marshal that be made
bis escape from the Navy Yard at about II o'clock on
Thursday.
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spoken.

spoken. "a
Irso iss IFS s. lon. y a, Dutch ship ffienanip H'n
Rottsrds,n for Baltimore, % days out all well
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Dy.TH FROM observation-disclosures Schirmer held
an inquest on Friday morning at No. 70 Centre street,
npoa The BODY of Patrick BrieD. q native of Ire
Lind. 70 wears Of age, who ded from the effects Of
sun.stroke received on Wednesday last. verdict to
that effect was rendered.
man named james Smith was Frustrated by the
heat on Thursday afternoon while at the corner OF
Tweniy-fourih street and First avenue. lie was
taken 70 Bellevue Hospital.
, 1861-04-25

Thurlow Weed has lost patience with Greeley,
and demolishes him after the following fashion /;
The Tribune already shrinks from its wanton
attack upon Casslus NJ. Clay, under false pre-
tense that he has rctracted his opinions. We
saw Mr.. Clay at Washington on Wednesday,
when he reiterated the views which induced the
Tribune to bestow the epithet Of "coH ard"
upon him-an imputatiOn made on the very
day that its editor, free enough with expressions
Of "pluck" and backbone" found " discretion
the better part of valOr" and backed out of St
Louis, declining Ito use another Tribune expires.
sOn) ITO face the music" 1t busters in New
York, but it quais in St Louis.
The Mobile Register says: "The other night,
at our theatre, in the play Of 'Pizarro, or the
death Of Rola,' one Of the audience became
very much interested and excited. At that part
where ROla enters and finds Pizarro slumbering
and approaches him with huge drawn knife to
kill him. the spectator couldn't stand it any
longer, but Justify exclaimed, Don't kill him /;
don't kill him, it amt fair OF course this
reused the house, aud for moment threw Jami-
son off his balance"
In noticing the arrival at Charleston Of the
ship " Emily 81. Pierre" the vessel which was
obliged TO go to Savannah, the Courier states
significantly that the most Formidable obstruc.
tons now affecting the bar or harbor of Charles
ton are certain cylindrical pieces Of iron, not in,
out near and commanding the channel They
offer no Obstacles or dangers to merchant vessels
coming on legitimate business.
Major Chase has, it seems, asked to be re-
lievcd Of the command Of the troops which
we're concentrated at Pensacola, Fla, alleging
his health as an excuse. The Legislature at
once passed a resolution empowering the Gov
ernor to ill any vacancy which might occur in
the office Of Major.G General Of the army Of
Florida" not even paying Major Chase the COM
pliment Of mentioning him by name.
According to the statement of the Treasurer
Of the Massachusetts Anti.Savery Society,
their receipts for the last year amounted to over
eleven thousand dollars, expenditures nearly ten
thousand, mostly paid for lectures. 1t will be
liHicult to tell what good has been accomplished
by such a use OF tins money, other than main
tanning the lecturers-ccrtain II is, we think, the
public have derived no benefit from them.
John Hurley died at Galena, Illinois, on Feb.
7th, at the advanced age Of one hundred years
and nine months. He was al lrishman by birth.
, 1861-04-25

The crown Of England is valuable enough to
1und half dozen modern colleges The twenty
diamonds round the circle are worth $3.50, 900 ;
Two large centre diamonds, $50, ,OOb; iilty-lour
smaller diamonds in the angle, &s7O,OOo; four
eSIosseA each composed Of t~eniy Hve diamonds,
SoOOOO; four large diamonds on the top Of the
49, H20OOOI twelve large diamonds in the
yeer-ae.tl1 e50,OO0I eighteen small ones, In the
sams, $4,000, pearls and diamonds IN ne arches
md crosses 10000, also one hundred and Gorty.
y small ones. ~. 900; twsnty-six diamonds IN
~ upper cross elb0, ,OOOt two circles Of pearls
sooat the nm, ", 600; value Of precious stones,
exclusive Of mrtAl, es2O,00O.
, 1861-04-25
miscellaneous
NOTICE! NOTICE!

T TAKE THIS METHOD TO INFORM THE
public generally that 10 future will endorse for any
44f PHILIP KEACiI.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1861-09-26
soldiers Aid and Relief
ASSOCIatiOn.

The ladies OF North Pacolett held a meeti in q
on the 7th instant, at the Presbyterian Church.
Tor the purpose of organizing Soldiers Aid
and Relief Association. The Society was or
ganized by adopting the Constitution Of the
Spartanburg Association, with the necessary
changes, and the election Of the following off,
GERS:
fTesident: Mrs. Perry jackson.
Wee Presidents: Mrs. Carrie Jackson, Miss
M. p. Carruth.
Corresponding Secretary: Miss Myra Jackson.
iecorddng Secretary: Miss Amanda Clark.
Treasurer: Mrs. Robert jackson.
Arecutoc Committee: Miss Euphcnia Jackson,
Mis- Mary Kelso, Mrs. James Jackson
Managers:
ArssSaml Jackson, Miss Minerva Jackson.
80 Polly Keiso, {" L. A. Clark.
" Robt. Jackson, jr " Martha Kclso,
a. John Kelso, Lou Collins.
Miss Lizzie Jackson, Z" j. Jackson.
'' Matilda Jackson,
The Association then adjourned to meet Mt
Mr.. William Jackson's OH the 9th inst. The
good women of North Pacolette ere resolved
10 do what they can in the good cause.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1861-09-26
Y CEDAR SPRING
Soldiers Aid and Relief Society

\ meeting for the organization of n ..Sol-
dicrs Aid and Relief Society,"" WAS held by the
ladies of the vicinity of Cedar Spring ON the
26'h of Augu,t, 1861.
4 few appropriate remarks we're made by
some of the gentlemen present, after which n
vote was taken in order 10 asc .rtain who
should hold iiicill positions which resulted in
the election of the following ladies:
Mrs. W. ALLEN, President
Mrs. L. DAnNErr, Vice Presidents.
Miss F., Z. COOPER Corresponding Scc'y.
Miss a. a. ALLEN, Recording Secretary
Mrs. L. MOSS, Treasurer
ExEcuTIvE coMNITrrE.
Mrs. X. WHITE, Mrs. }. BALLENGER,
Mrs. W. CAMP. Miss 5. A. COUrEE.
The following resolutions were passed:
Re'oipea, That this society be callel the
edar Sprns Sold crs 80. ., ..cust S..is
ty."
R'soloed, That the object OF this Society is
to procure clothing, medicine, and other urti-
cles necessary TO the comfort Of ..Our Sol
dicrs."
Resotced, That those who feel an interest in
Cardinals brave sons, who have gone forth TO
defend our country from ruthless foe are
earnestly invited to CO operate with this So
ciety.
Resoired That this Society shall lasi during 9
the war.