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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-09
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Dr.. eHAs. h. T0zER's INSTITUTE
Iskr THE SosrHrAsr coRSER OF
JACKSON AND KRARNkY sTs.,
sAS FRANCISCO, CAL,
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
All lsttsrs through the Post ofnes or Express
shsuld be addressed to ~. t....... -.
577'07 ~ DIR. CHAs. Il. ToZER,
t..ha- 'saug ' San Trsnciseo. Gal.
A Grateful Acknowledgement 10 Q Skill
A Grateful Acknowledgement 10 q Skill
ful Gentleman. -

..r. SACRAMENTO CITY, June !, 1866. g.
DR. CHAs. Il. TozER-Dear Sir: You viii eI.
cuss mo for not writing 10 you sooner. You will
perhaps rsmembsr me a. the Individual who call.
I'd on you for ssSistsncs about year ago. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rottsd out, and
my palate dropped down and there remained,
stopping mp the passage 80 thafI could nafdiy
est, You remember you cut out at once: wnien
relieved me Immediately and was enabled 70
swallow my food and In . short tirno began 70
Improve. / took your medicine and followed
your directions for several months. You nnay
succeeded In stopping the disease, saving my nose
and upper lip, though you frequently esuuons1
ne about losing IL continued 10 impfove unth
Won finally recommended me 10 90 Int the eonn'
nv, and Before going, BY your ADVICE, l nAd
csst taken Of my mouth In order that could
h.ye : Mate made for mo 10 enable me 70 SPEAK
no A 20 be Understood. and am now usingn.
nv eternal thanks .rs due TO you ioI the
n.,ssvsrance and skill that you displayed
n nv case; and ! have 10 thank yeu for
nv rs,tored health, and even for my LIE, asIwss
.:,v n,sr bleeding 10 death several times from
h.na.s I an now In Sacramento City, enjoy.
m rood health, and shall recommend sll my
t-snds 70 call on you. should they be 20 unfortu.
nsts 4, 70 require assistance; and would advise
sii per,ons 70 avoid certain ycientihc doctors IN
,cs rcity, for they will send them 10 land from
Whence no traveller rsturnh
with my best wishes for the success Of both Of
you, remain, youfs, etc. a 8.6.F.
70 Or. Chaa d, Tozer, Ban Francisco, Cal.
n ~ Ell" fa1ktff Hfi.="T4 10 n. n.
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To Correspondents.

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tho country, however distant, who may desire
the opinion and sdyice Of DR. TOzER can, By
the Doctor, receive all the attention and msdi.
cinss necessary 70 effect cure without the nsoss.
sity Of personal interview.
All letters strictly confidential. opened and re-
piled 10 by the Doctor himself .......
Consultation at the Office or BY letter. FREE.
Cures In all cases guaranteed. .Esa6
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20
Two Murders and Three Suicides in CinCin-
matt and Vicinity in One Day.

CrS.rNNATI. june LIS o clock l.. NJ There
has been a high carnival of blood in this city
and vicinity during yesterday and to-day
three suicides and two terrible murders.
I.gk Of Newport, in Campbell county, Ky,
Yesterday afternoon, TWO brothers in law,
William PyleS and James Shaw, met in the
>....a OF Valentine RiebOldt, and'renewed an
..0 quarrel that had been brought about by
Ir.~ calling his wife and Shaw's sister q
r..-,.'ale. Shaw struck Pylcs, and Pyles
.... drew q revolver and fired five shots,
'.g.n without effect, but the fourth and fifth
Stalking Snlw in the bowels and brains, kill
..- l.u instantly. Pylrs was arres ted about
r.-u' miles west of the city.
I.>, evening, = young man named John
Ia.g shot and killed 4 young woman of eight
.... yr..-. named Sarah Klein. to whom he
....- Engaged 10 be married. Biz was jealous
.m| insulting IN asking why another young
.Iu v., permitted To visit her. The girl be
...-." ,..Liyu"d and fled from him, from the
.U.i fn ia" house. He nrcd three shots II her
.- d. ran. then pursued her into the house
..I shot her fatally a. che stood there by the
.I.. .l her mother. The wretch then left the
house. aud with the remaining cartridge blew
..f mis- own brains.
gIr Ir!fiou Ross. respectable citizen, Il
,...ua'- maker by trade, and foreman by posi-
..r. throw himself into the river and was
...wurd early this morning. He had lost
i've thousand dollars by q failure, and had
.urrral times threatened 10 kill himself.
\ German, Elty-twO years old, named /.
E.rI. hanged hil.~rI! 20 a bedpost with two
-.lk handkerchief, last night, at his house, ON
lrIlly street. breaking his neck. Difficulty
.Ilh his "I!e j. supposed TO have led to the
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Tie car Badly Received in Paris-Iie is In
suited by the Members OF the Bar.

V.-- I-us :. Correspondence Pail Mall Gazette.
J.. -p."of the precautions taken by the En-
r.... o.. Russia 10 render himself popular
.....a N4>EIUE Paris by granting 4 liberal
.....>'E 10 IUCguuiuated Poles, he has been
....., Gr.pINoalu certain quarters of the town
~ .aa visiting III" Museum of Cluny, which
..-te.S ON the Quarter Latin, he was met
..... erie, OF " Poland, and in the Palais de
...r...r All even stronger manifestation took
..... on the part of some members of the bar
a.. refused 90 listen TO tie appeals of Gene
-.. f.ruyy, who accompanied the Car. 1t
-....l b" added that The majority of the bar
... sl.- This act. d"cmiug 1t COwardly TO insult
..g.u prince IN the heart of Paris. Those
To-. remember that Alexander IL. abolished
s...u Judge his conduct in other matters
....- charity. Il Is hardly doubted now that
..r hing OF Prussia and Count Bismarck, who
... .n arrive here tomorrow At &! L. NJ, Will
...r' with a different reception 10 that &C
..t.i 10 the Russian Emperor. There is Il
sd, Of kissing The King and hootTg his Prime
Minister. and II Is believed that this retalia-
LON woUId give but little diSpieasure III high
quarters.
After the races on Sunday, the Emperor Ma
uujnou, The Empress. and the Gar, went TO
=. Cloud, where The Prince Imperial was pre-
-.a'rd 10 his Russian Majesty. On their
urn there wcr" some CT.rS heard of "a bdS
.. ".sSuys,S,'' t. Down with the COsSaCks. J
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The SurrDft Trial

WAsHISGToN, June l9.-Judge Fisher de-
cided that the prosecution need not furnish 4
list of witnesses TO the defence and against
the right 10 recall witnesses for cross-exami-
nation al any time during the trial.
II was developed during the argument that
the prosecution have seventy witnesses.
Charles II. Blivin, Waterman at the Yer
mont Central depot, testified that two men,
one of whom left u handkerchief marked John
IL. Surratt, slept on the benches at the depot
on the night of the Eth.
Carroll Hobart, conductor on the Vermont
Central railroad, carried the same men, one Of
whom looked like the prisoner, towards Ca
NADIA.
The counsel agreed TO admit the railroad
time able as evidence.
John II. Triplett heard n conversation be-
tween Mrs. Surratt and the prisoner. She
said she would give any one $1,000 to kill the
President. Thought he heard the prisoner
when there was Union victory, curse the
Union army.
The defence objected, but the prosecution
said il wanted to show malice on the part of
the prisoner, and the evidence was admitted.
Further evidence, intended to confirm the
evidence of Surratts presence on the night Of
the assassination, was heard, but there was
nothing of Il striking character developed.
The court adjourned.
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SENTENCE OF DEATR OF BRIpGET DuRGAN-A
PiTfoCs ScESE.-On Monday Bridget Durgan.
convicted OF the murder of MEs. Mary Ellen
Coriel, in New Market, n. J., was brought
into court ut New Brunswick 10 be sentenced
a motion was made for new trial, which
after consultation, was denied by the court
ana the prisoner, upon being asked if she had
anything to say, reiterated, through her coun.
sell that she was innocent, and that person
now Al large was able TO relieve her OF tie
charge, and had promised TO do so, but failed
The conrt then, with the most impressive so.
lemnity, passed upon her the dreadful sen.
tence of death by hanging on the Goth of Au-
gust next. The awful purport of the gloomy
words oYercame her, and she uttered alter
nately loud shrieks and piteous meanings un.
til the doors of the prison were again closed
upon her.
The courage and Indifference that she had
manifested all through the trial was melted
into tears, and her long silence was broken by
fearfully piteouS cries. The Judge ordered the
sheriff 10 remove her, and she was taken from
the room of her cell still sending up Il terrible
cry of despair that could be heard through the
whole neighborhood. a most unscemy Incl
dent occurred at the close of the sentence.
About half a dozen persons were unmanly
enough 10 express their appreciation b. APP
plause. A general "s' sh - from the majority
of the assemblagc slenCed these diSgraceful
Civilizations of those who We're disrcgardful
of time and place rs TO publicly express de-
light in 4 court of justice that Il wretChed wO-
man was sentenced TO death.
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From shington-GeneraI News.

WAsHISGToS, June l9.-The revenue receipts
10 day were s5ie, 900
The superintendent of the Union Pacific
railroad telegraphs from Omaha that the
work Will have TO he abandoned unless more
protection against the Indians is afforded.
The New York Express says II has private
bnt thoroughly reliable news that Juarez's
forces were severely repulsed at Tampico by
the garrison, whose battle-cry was "Viva
santa Anna, Viva Republca.'
The Department Of State has information
mat the court-martal in the case of Maximil-
ian has been suspended for the present.
The Cabinet session to-day lasted from 10
Till ~ o'clock, when the President, Mr.. Stan
ton, and Mr. Stanbery, had a prolonged in
terview.
Rear Admiral Stephen G. Rowan has been
assigned TO the command Of the Asiatic
squadron.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, June IA public breakfast has
been rendered TO William Lloyd Garrison by
a committee Of which the Duke of Argyle is
chairman. John Bright is to preside.
In the Vice Chancellors Court, in the case
of the United States rs. Wagner, a decision
has been given in favor of the plaintiff.
DUGLIH, June l9.-The funeral of the vic
Tins of the late riot was attended by 5000 per-
sons; all wearing green emblems.
LONDON, June 10 Noon Consols, 9iE
United States bonds, -. p. M.-United
States bonds declined u.
LONDON, June l0-Evening .-Consols, 94E
United States bonds, 73A.
LIVERPOOL, June l0-Noon.-C firm
uplandS middling, IL sd. Orleans, Had.
Corn, 37s. cd. Other articles unchanged. 2 p.
M.-COtton, breadstutfs, and produce un-
changed. Beef advanced IS. cd. Pork de-
clined Is, and quoted At 74S.
LIVERPOOL, June Delivering. Cotton
closed easier in tone, but prices unchanged /;
mddling uplands, ll,s; Orleans, ll's sales,
600 bales,
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Mr.. GLASS; CoNDITIoN.-Wc are happy 10
state that Mr.. GLASS; wound has so far eXhi-
bitcd no unfayOrable symptoms, and that, con-
sidering the nature of his injury, he is doing
remarkably well. He rested comfortably on
Monday night and although he suffered con-
siderable pain during the day yesterday, his
physicians regard his condition rs much inn
proved. For some distance around the
wounded eye the flesh is very much swollen,
and so sensitive are the surroundings that the
physicians have yet made no attempt 10 dis
cover the exact locality of the ball 1t is their
opinion, however, that the ball after striking
the eye, passed between the skin and bone ut
the corner, and ranging along in 4 direct
course. passed over the top of the ear, and
lodged in the upper part of the neck, just be-
hind the ear.-Lynciburg RcpUbiiC0a.
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CONTRADICTIONS or THB SuRsArr TRIAL
WITNESSES. To-day the prosecution expect to
prove mat he purchased n wig, pistol, and
knife in this city on the memorable 4th of
April, One of the witnesses, IL is said, will
testify that he met n man exactly resembling
Surratt at Wizards Hotel on the lith OF
April Fer contra, the defence claim that they
can p SNe an dtibi by half a dozen witnesscs
one OF whom is the keeper of hotel ut FL
mira Now York, where IL is alleged Surratt
lodged on the night of the assassination, and
on the register OF which his name is said TO be
entered rs having arrived that day. The de-
fence say that they have the register here and
mat The handwriting can be verified as that
OF the prisoners How such contradictions
are To be explained We can judge better when
the promised testimony of the defence is laid
before us Formers GToRicle
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Great Britain.

..r EEFoSM QrE>TToN--A VICTORY BY THE 60.
NERNNFNT.
LrynoN. Juno -Midnight.-In the House
.. Commons tonight the protractei discus
SION on that portion Of the Reform bill which
...ylacS for the redistribution OF Parliamen-
ny seats was concluded. a division took
niggc, and resulted in a majority of eight votes
20 favor OF the Dorby-D Israeli Government,
So nose plan of redistribution is accordingly
..oVtCd.
a .NEN NEETIN. BROKEN UT Ry AREFORN Mob
IIfE Rid FLAG or REyoIVTIoN ERECTED
l.NunS. Tuesday, June Isl O clock a. NJ
E H.toEm mob attacked a Tory meeting to-
. .-at q -. James, Han. Stormed the Mat
...,n. agd erected red flag sUrmountcd by a
. ...y cap. There was much fighting, and
...... arrest Is have been made.
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The complimentary benefit to Miss Salie Par
| tington occasoned the gathering of the largest
audience of the season. Miss harrington Ger
| tainly has reason 10 feel proud of her benefit,
us ii was one which is seldom received by even
| the most talented and accomplished stars
| SurdaH0h HeINid.
Frank Hiscock was nominated 4 delegate to
| the New York Constitutional Convention by
the Republicans Of Syracuse on Saturday, 10
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF ms
brother, l.. Harris liiscock, the victim OF the
Albany tragedy.
II is currently reported in London that JEFF
fersOn Davis is about to visit England rs inc
guest of the Duke of Sutherland, and the fact
that the Duke is the intimate friend OF the
Prince of Wales is supposed 10 lend 10 the
story political complexion.
The Groendyke divorce case 1T Chicago has
come 10 a singular end. The plaintiff charged
that her husband was guilty OF cruelty, but
only when he was drunk. The jury found him
guilty of cruelty, but not of drunkenness
The Archduchess Matilde, of Austria, who
was terribly burned by her dress catching fire
on the 22d ultimo, it is now thought VIII re-
cover.
The New Orleans Picay,u,e thinks the great
est living eXcayator is General sheridan, VINO
kept boring wells" till he reached ran
ders.
The people of Central City, Colorado, have
with the ears on, at the rate OF twenty dol
lars apiece.
O'Hara & Robertsons glass works, on the
Monongahela river near Pittsburg, were
burned on Saturday night The loss Is Slo,ooV
Tuesday afternoon a warehouse in George
town fell, and buried two persons III the ruin,
one of whom was killed.
The ninety-nine $1,000 bonds recently re-
ported lost in the Treasury Department nave
been found.
Mrs. Postmaster General Randall is going
to spend the summer Ill Scotland. She VIII
sail next week.
In Alexandria, up to Tuesday afternoon, the
whole number OF whites registered Is $50 ;
whole number of colored, 26S.
An expedition will soon leave England in
search OF Or. Livingstone. The belief that
he is still alive is becoming almost universal.
John :. Barlow has been elected president
and George &. Wedderburn secretary OF the
immigration Board.
In Petersburg, up to Tuesday night, there
were registered 2i2 whites and 1907 negroes.
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Educational.

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, AT LO-
u GUST GROVE, the former location of DR..
Gessper Barfisons school, one mile and a half
from Greenwood Depot. Virginia Central road,
Albemarle county, Va, preparatory TO University
OF Virginia, in Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, and English branches.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. April 7, 1897.
In view of Our personal acquaintdnco with
Messrs II. N. b. & A. J. Wood We 10 not hesitate
cordially to recommen nd their school to the comb
dencs aud patronage Of the public.
s. Maupin, +. d. siqlth,
G. s. VsLable, J.. 3. DAVIS,
William X. McGufey, J. b. Mirror,
NJ Schele De We're, u: CabsII,
b. L. GildeIsleeye, William l.. refers.
TEAMS: For tuition and board for ten months,
i,ciudicg fuel, washing and Iights-lst september
IN 27tb June-S275 in currency, hau III advance
ia lance Let Of February.
Only two boys in room; Board In me best styiei;
For circular, address tho Principals al ofeeh"ooa
Depot Ai0'n Il. n. b. WOOD, Principals.
elm Il. - WIZ,
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THE Fourth or July IL NIRGISIA.-EXtcn-
siye arrangements are making for a great
meeting of the colored people of King George,
WestmOreland, Richmond, Northumberland,
Lancaster, Essex, MddlescX, and King and
Queen counties, Virginia, to celebrate appro-
priately the anniversary of national indepcnd-
ence. The demonstration will be held at Cob
den's Park, four miles below Warsaw, Rich
mond county, and it is expected that there
viii be not Jess than six thousand people pre-
sent. The officers of The EreCdmCm's Bureau
and of the army located in this section of the
State are interesting themselves in the matter,
and il is expected that several prominent
speakers will be secured for the occaSion.-
NnShinlEDn (NrORicIe.
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H.. nnhical Cnmpaign In Nirginia.

I'm Yoruey's Chroricle of Yesterday.
TacCcugrcssionol Union Republican Com.
- ..,r engaged the Rev. John V. Given,
he s,,"wrnt g.'ored speaker OF Charleston,
I'D, .,,..ryas. the South and address the
., lie viii also organize Union Leagues
..f' rr,.nnHl.-u Clubs. He will address the
,..,.,r. nf the following named places at II
N o., lie days named
Trrs lay, June 2i Stafford Courthouse.
Thursday. Luuc q, Fredericksburg,
Sunday. Iune ., Bowling Green.
.sasigv. July ?, Hanover Courthouse
thursday. July :. Richmond.
SATURDAY.. July &, Chesterfield.
TUESDAY. Jvly @, Scottsville
.,rr>Gav. Ialy y. Amelia Courthouse
saturday. Tuiv -, Nottoway Courthouse.
r.g-iev. Juiy To-, Cumberland Courthouse.
Thursday. July !, Prince Edward Court
saturday, July -. Maysvillc
..usGry. July -, AppomattoX Courthouse
Thursday. July p, LvuchbUrg.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, :
RIcHHOyD. Jnue 5. 1867.
ny ls-Th6w

INTEREST ON TIL K PUBLIC DEBT.
/ Inquiries are so often made at this Office in
lation 10 the payment of interest on the public
debt that 1t is deemed proper to make publication
In this form on the subject.
Under the act Of March I'd, 1885, all interest due
to January LIST, 1867, may be funded, at the option
of the owner, in the mode therein prescribed. No
provision has yet been made Tor payment oil lnte-
rest on certificates issued under that act.
The General Assembly, at its late session, pro-
vded for paying first Of July next, and semi. an
nuaiy thereafter, two per cent. on account OF the
interest sccrung since January LIST, 1867.
Where the stock is registered, the interest Will
be paid to the his order, and the balance,
The interest on the Coupon Five per cent Ster-
ling Debt, payable in London, will be paid there,
and funds have already been transmitted to meet
the amOnntdue 1T Of July.
4 II 9th er coupons for interest, including those
heretofore payable in New York, viii be present
ed for payment here. Two per cent in money will
bspaid, and a new coupon given for the balance,
when the original will be surrendered and can
celled.
+ The law also provides that parties who chose to
do so may, after the fret of July, get certificates
in the natur. of coupons for Interest due first OF
January next, which are receivable In payment Of
taxes and public dues.
in the case Of coupons, they will be presented
here ana certificates for two per cent: and cou,
pons for the residue, one per Cent, will be Issued
In lieu ofthem.
Where the stock is TegjSicred, tho order Of the
owner will be sufficient but The Ponds must, In
these cases, be presented, 20 that an endorsement
may be made upon them that such certificates have
been issued. ASA kOGEhs.
je s-2tSwlJyl
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&, IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.--A case involving
o. small amount OF money but an important
IruIVl" came up before his Honor Judge
Nyue. Of he District, this forenoon 1t APP
pears that q city physician was employed by
... Gr0r-" g W. Morgan as his family phy :
,...r. rendering bills from time TO time at
VICE dollar per visit: ultimately, without no.
..r 'le doctor rendered a bill of two dollars
I.rNI-I, This Mr. Morgan declined to pay,
o.. made a tender Of six dollars, which the
Tor refused 10 receive. ustIcc Barhhcio
a.0l-I Iu the physician favor. 1t now came
.r adler appeal, aud resulted iii the reversal
o, ..rI u-tlcr'- decision and reduction OF the
-N.a-.E dollars, but as there was no cor
..ao,.lIr- testimony Of the tender OF me
money. The costs were dccrecd 10 the piahitih.
The JUDI. took The opportunity to declare the
..,..larOu Of doctors an illegal association -
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The Markets,

NEW YORK, June IA. M.-Stocks dull.
Money, per cent. Gold, 1850. Sterling eX-
change-time no. sight exchange, ll0R.
j-2o's, %, registered, lO7h0l07h; coupons,
llOk0IOlg. Flour lO02Oc. lower. Wheat duh
and declining Corn shade better. Pork
firmer: mess, $20.sj. Lard duh ut llai@l2'lc.
Whisky quiet Cotton quiet; middlinS up
lands. PC. Freghts dull.
NEW YORK, June ia. M.-Cotton I'M
changed; sales of ., 100 bales. Flour dull ;
State S7.3O6SlO.SO southern, S9.4O@Slj.
Corn quiet mixed western, Sl.074sl. 10 /;
southern white, Sll0. Pork dull ut S2l.7o
Lard dull. Whisky, groceries, and naval
stores quiet. Turpentine, 6OG62Hc. Rosin,
So jndSS. Freights firm; cotton, 3-l604-32.
stocks active. Gold, l$S'U. j-2Os, 80, cou-
pons, llOH. Virginia 6's, 6197o. Tennessee
G's, new issue, %.
BALTIMORE, June 10. Cotton quiet and
steady at 26Gl2Ghc. Rio coffee dull and un-
changed stock, 400 bags. Flour dull and
dropping, with only a retail demand. Corn
more steady white, 81. O7@Sl .OS yellow, sl0S
6Sl Ito; western mixed, II. Sugar quiet and
unchanged imports of 1000 hogsheads during
the past week. Proyisions-Stock light and
market maintained, but inactive. Lard and
mess pork dull and heavy. Whisky, SO4Sjc.
CIycIyYArI, June l9--Flour dull and I'M
changed family, sll@Sl2; fancy, Sl39Sli.
Wheat firmer. Corn dull and nominal; Zoe.
asked for No. /. Cotton dull; middlng, 2i(g
14Xc. Whisky unchanged. Pork dull at 81.
Rocon in moderate demand shoulders, sc. !;
clear sides, l2iSc. Lard dull atl2c.
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Haurg INroETANT DECISIoS.-His Honor
uu tAIri Justice Chase delivered yesterday
. very important opinion, IN which his asso.
|.,.. Judre Brooks, cOncurred, 10 the eHect
.au' citizens Of the pretended Confederate
State. who paid debts due northern citizens
..l. the hands of Confederate receivers are not
hereby discharged from the debt. The result
be-. aI such dcbts are now colleetabie' ana lle
PARTIES who voluntarily paid, or VINO were
..r.'I 90 pay over TO receivers, VIII nave thelr
".'iy AZ law against the receivers Who ar
bound for funds thus unlawfuliy obtained
s"..... Ntf.ryy,1
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Duel at Charleston,

CHARLESTON, ). C., June IA duel was
fought this afternoon 1T Hatchs avenue, q
short distance above the city, between Ed
ward Roe, formerly of Columbia, and Theo-
dore G.. Boag, of Charleston. Roe was wound
ed, it is supposed mortally, at the first fire.
Boag surrendered himself promptly to the
civil authorities