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IN MEMoRIAM.

Extract from the minutes of the
stockholders Of the NGraniteville
Manufacturing Company, met in
annual convention, in Graniteyille
April %, 1868:
The committee on so much of the
report of the President as refers to
the death Of the late President, WILL
LIAM GREGG, SR., ESQ, beg leave
to report:
That the OCCASION of the present
meeting should not pass without
some tribute to the memory of one
who was the founder of the manu-
featuring interest of Graniteville.
and was associated with them in ali
their relations until the period of his
death. They, therefore, propose the
following resolutions for the aanp-
tion of this meeting:
ReSolred, That the stockholders of
the Graniteville Manufacturing Com
pany have painfully felt the loss that
has been experienced in the removal
OF their late President, William
Gregg.
Rcs0lred, That while by the virtues
OF his private life he had endeared
himself to many by his far-sighted
sagacity, his untiring energy, and his
devoted attention to the interests of
this Company, he has established a
claim upon the gratitude and esteem
of all its stockholders, which will
never be cancelled.
Resolced, That his kindness to the
poor of the town, his fatherly care of
its children, his deep interests in its
school and churches, his earnest ef
forts for the advancement in morality
OF its inhabitants, have left us O.
bright example of the fact that the
interests of capital are perfectly con-
slstent with the best welfare of labor;
and that gain may be earnestly pur-
sued ut the same time that the bettcr
ends Of life are not forgotten.
Resolred, That a page of the
minute book Of the Company be de-
dicated to his memory.
Resolued, That the Secretary of
this Company be directed to furnish
copy of these resolutions to his
bereaved family, with the earnest
assurance OF our sympathy for their
loss; and that the preamble and reso
lutions be published in the papers of
Augusta, Charleston and Columbia.
JAMES H. GILES,
Sec'y. Graniteville Man'g. Comp.
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Richland---In Equity.

The Theological Seminary of the Evance-
lical Lutheran Church of South Carroll
ma, and the adjacent State, vs. Mrs.
Mary, A. Blanding, Exccutrix, Shube
Blanding, et,al.
appearing to my satisfaction that Mrs.
Il MARY A. BLANDING, DR.. JOHN W.
POWELL and Mrs. LUCY E. POWELL,
his wife, three OF the defendants in this
case, reside beyond the limits of this
man 1t Waties, ordered, that they plead.
answer or demur to this bill, within forty
days from the publication Of this order,
or a decree pro eonfesso will be entered
against them. d. b. DESAUSSURE,
April 10 ftu 90 c. F. r d
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Sales
SALE OF To1vS Tors
FOR

The New County of Pickens
THE. UNDERSIGNED. Commis.
sioners appointed by the Conven-,
ton to select and locate tho County
site for the new Pickens County. will
sell to the highest bidder, at the new
location, on THURSDAY, the 25th
OF June next, the LOTS Mt Pickens
Court House, comprising respectively
naii acre, one and two acre lots,
Judiciously laid out.
The location is near Hunters store
between Town and Wolf Creeks
fourteen miles from Old Pickens c.
a., twenty miles from Greenyille G..
H., and seventeen miles from Pendle-
ton village. in healthy section. The
location is u most desirable one
pelng situated on T. beautiful plateau
and surrounded by q fertile region.
with thrifty Inhabitants.
There is on both Town and Wolf
Greeks fine WATER POWER, with
good SAW MILLS, and On abnn.
dance of the best TIMBER near bv.
The County Site is nearly eoui.
distant between Keowee and Saluda
Kivers, with fine view of the noun.
tain scenery, and will command a
large and profitable trade from the
mountains and from North Carolina.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third cash:
balance in two instalments of sixty
and ninety days each. Purchasers to
give bond and surety for the pur-
chase money. Titles to be executed.
put mot delivered until the bond for
the purchase money is fully paid.
5uronasers to pay extra for titles
JAMES LEWIS, Chairman,
JAMES h. AMBLER,
REESE ri BOWEN,
". 7. FIELD
j. E. HAGOOD,
Commissioners.
For further information, apply to
the undersigned, at Pickens G. a.
J. L. HAGOOD, q
Sec: and Treas. Board of Com.
May 2 e
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ICE! ICE

A L tho COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE
- !, ut reduced prices, by the $50 lbs.
All orders from the country promptly
attended to, when the cash accompa-
MES tho order.
JOHN d. BATEMAN, Agent.
G9n Newberry Herald, Abbeville
Press, Chester Standard, Greenville
Mountnneer, Spartanburg Spartan,
Anderson AteNigencey and Charlotte
Times, copy four times and send
paper and bills to John D. Bateman.
May2 -... .5-7,'-I
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DR.. D. L. BOOZER.

HAVING obtained, from the dif-
Il Il ferent patentees of the protes-
sion, Office rights of tho latest I'M
provement in DENTISTRY, is
prepared to do oil kinds of DENTAL
WORK with neatness, durability and
despatch, ut the very lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Office on Main street, Columbia, S.
O., three doors North of Agnew's,
May 2 lvr
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a DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN NORTH
CARoL1NA.--Information has been
received by telegraph from North
Carolina that, on Sunday last, q
desperate encounter occurred in Pitt
County, of that State, wherein two
persons were killed and two badly
wounded. 1t appears that despe-
RADIO named Carney or Kearney, who,
1or many months, has evaded the
civil officers of the law when thew
sought to arrest him for the various
crimes which he had committed, was
finally tracked to his lair by a United
States officer and n squad of soldiers.
Evidently determined not to be taken
alive, Carney, with his son and SON
ln-law, blockaded themselves in their
house, and refused all summons to
surrender. On attempting to break
into the premises. the military posse
were fred upon; ono of their number
was killed, and the officer command
ing the squad wounded. The fire
was returned, and the desperate and
his son-inlaw killed, and the son
badly wounded.
st. Georges Church, Beekman
y
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Tel@Brapn.
~
Cable Despatchsa.

= LoNpos, May 1.-Gladstens's re-
lsolution was adopted by sixty-fve
majority Disraei said the, minis
tiers needed time to decide what
course to pursue; the House accord
fngly adjourn@ until Monday next,
The papers consider the division q
,decisive one. Disraeli has gone to
osborne to consult thatQIeen..
Official dispatches have been re,;
'ceived from the Indian Government,
which state that Yakoop Khan has
obtained an important victory over
the Russians, and expelled them from
|Kandahar.
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs

-
Greendrier County, West Erqinia.
NHE undersigned, Lessees of this
u old and we'll known WATERING
PLACE, announce that, encouraged
by the liberal patronage received last
season, they have largely added to
their accommodations, in comfort
and in appearance, and are prepared
to entertain 1,500 guests.
The BATHING ACCOMMODA-
lions are in fine order. HOT and
WARM SULPHUR BATHS, SO emf.
nently eficacious in many cases, are
at the command of visitors at all
hours. In addition to other amuse-
ments, they have provided q new and
elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently
located. Prof. Rosenberger's cele-
brated FULL BRASS BAND has
been engaged for the season. A
good LIVERY STABLE will be kept
on the premises.
The completion of the Virginia
Central Railroad, to Covington,
leaves only twenty miles staging,
through II beautiful mountain coun-
try, over well graded turnpike.
IhKaIs-S3 per day, and $50 per
month. Children under ten years of
age, and colored servants half price.
White servants according to accom-
modatlons. PEYTON & co.
May +l5
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COLUMBIA nIARKET.

RepoHfor Week ending Friday, May1-
PHOENIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S. c., MAY Q.
There has been very little doing in cotton
during tho past week, the sales only reach
ing 26l bales, as follows: at %; 4 at 24d;
e at 25}; II at 25i; ct 2G!; 10 at 2Gs; 10 at
II; 3 at 275; 10 at 27l; 20 at 2Sl; 13 at 2sj
80 at 20; 80 at 29l; 1S at 29s; 81 at POI; %
at 2o2; II at 30; at 31I.
Allo,her articles of country produce are
IN good demand, with fair supply in the
The following buying rates of South Ca
roma Bank Notes, is prepared by Gregg,
Pllmcr & Co Rrnl,nru. -. s'
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try rejoice if it learns that she Senate
,ofthe United States was not tunmind.
ful: amid the storm aud, passion and
strife OF this hour, ofSthe Constitu-
dignity. 1}I. - =. . -
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The I,npsncl,,n .,,,po.,,.

"oatisone arguments 9On the
impeachment have been somewhat
enhyened with poetical quotations.
IN whlch 'Messrs. Butler, Curtis and
boutwell, 1ndulged7 a, little, but in
which Mr.. Nelson, of Tennessee. and
Logan, of Illinois, especially in the
elements overhead, including thun.
der and lightning, bear off the palm
Thus quotes Mr.. Nelson:
From peak to peak the ruttl;no croos
amonr,
Leaps the live thunder; not from
one lone cloud.
But every mountain now hath found
tongue,
And Jura answers through her
misty shroud -.
Back to the ISous Alps, who call to
her aloud.
And again: c4.
Like some tall cliff that lifts it's awful
form,
Swells to the vale and midway meets
the storm,
Though round its breast the rollinc
clouds are spread,
Eternal sunshine settles on IFS head
And yet again:
Though in that cloud were thnnder's
worst,
And charged with lightnings, let them
burst.
And yet again quotes the poetical
Nelson:
Forever and anon of grief subdued,
There comes n token like n scorpion
sting,
Scarce seen, but with fresh bitter
ness imbued; <
And Slight withal may be the thoughts
which bring
Back to the heart the might which
it would fling
Aside forever. 1t may be q sound
Alone of music, summer eve or spring.
The wind, the wave of ocean, which
shall wound,
Striking the electric chain wherewith
we are darkly bound.
Aud yet once more he gives his
favorite Byron:
The how or why we know not, nor
can trace
Home to its cloud this lightning OF
the mind.
All this completely demolishes
Messrs. Sumner and Dawes, of Mas
sachusetts, in their recent simultane-
GUS quotation in each house of this
choice extract:
l hear lion in the lobby roar.
Say, Mr.. Speaker, shall we shut the
door?
But the fiery Logan, 'half horse
and half alligator" in q. single verse
applied to Andrew johnson, demo.
fishes Nelson as follows:
I am the rider of the wind,
The stirrer of the storm;
The hurricane 1 left behind
Is yet with lightning warm.
We think, however, that the con-
versation of Mother Goose with the
witch flying in the air on broom
would have been better, viz:
cold woman, old woman, old wo-
man." said I,
""here ar are you going, you soar so
.'To sweep the cob-webs from the sky,
But shall be back again by and by"
And we are rather surprised that
Mr.. Nelson forgot that famous in
scription in the register of the Nam
moth Gave of Kentucky, mot far
from Tenne.see,) which reads as fol-
lows:
Mammoth Gave, OIL what O spoil
In summer cold, in winter hot.
Let the eagle scream, ooh! what
wonder!
Andrew Jackson, fire and thunder!"
In conclusion, Mr.. Chief Justice.
we expect that the winding up radi-
cal negro chorus of this impeachment
will be:
Old Andy's gone, ha! ha!
And Old Ben's come, 10! no!
1t must be now de kingdom am n
coming,
And de year of jubilo!
lNelO York Herald.
a DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN NORTH
CARoL1NA.--Information has been
received by telegraph from North
Carolina that, on Sunday last,
desperate encounter occurred in Pitt
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Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by
TIE COL UIMBLA BOARD OF TRADE
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st. Georges Church, Beekman
street, New York, is stable.
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EkRKRTs.

LoNDcS, June lO-NOon.- 72g973
ConsOls 94i@e5. tf...
LIVERPOOL, June lO-Noon.-Cotton quiet
sales 5000 bales. Bresdstnifs quiet
LIVERPOOL, June lO-A fternoon.- Cotton irrep.
ular. shipments from Bombay to the 9Th inst,
since last report. 0,0e0 bales Corn 3is 3d.
Lard snd pork dull. Sugar easier. I.v
AoBlIE, jane l0.-OettOn-+ nothing doing. Re.
celpts II bales. Exports GIL.
LIvERFoOL, June l0-E -Evenng.-Cotton market
dull; uplsnds I'D; 0rlesns lI5i.; sales 5000
bales. Corn 4es. 81 Provisions quiet. Common
resin 6s. Sd. Sugar 27.
NEV YORE, Jone lO.--Cottou market dull and
declining; sales today $50 balea; middlings 30s.
Flour dull; State 81 90; Southern So 5O6,5.
wheat quiet. Corn irregular. Mess pork-new
SIS Z5i old S21 629. Lard steady. Groceries
quiet. Turpentiue 4jGl5tc. Rosin $3G7
FreiRhts dull. Money largely exceeds the de
msnd. Gold 1893. Sterling and Southern bonds
Grmer.
Nav York. June lP.--Evsning.-Monsy abun
dant; offerings exceed the demand call loans
average 4e:; prime paper 5@6c. Gold closed
esdy 81 1884; Transactions light. Sub-t-easnry
balance SSf,5OV,0O0. Flour dul; declined 5aIOc
during the day; superfne state S75G618 so; choice
s. 5000 10; fancy 90 2O@lO; Southern brands dali
aud aroopirg st g. 5C@l5. Governments excited
and irregular; Cos OF 1854 with cou8ons li2t: of
ll2i; OF 1867. ll2i; lU.4Os. 1867; 1905, 1921.
LouIsvlLLE, jane l0.-sales today I7S hhds. of
tobacco 81 ioll rates; ranging from g 20 $50 ..
n NhA-1NpciuIc Fo0lo ou NueHL ~ EU(l1Z Z1s
Corn sS995c. Oats 5s6S0c. Mess Pork SIS.
Lard lsc. Bscon-Shoulders l33c. Clear sides
l7c. Bulk meats-ShOulders l2l. Clear Sides
l6c.
ST. LoCTs, June lo.-Tobacco unchanged. Flour
very little doing. Whest-Fall 81 5062 65 Corn
slQsGc. Oats 7lG76c. PORK s27 7O@2s. B con
fhoulders l3c., sides l6le., oanYsssed Hams 2O3c.
Lard ls0lsic.
Cincinnati, June l0.-Flour dull: Family, 6 10
oslo rs. Wheat. s2 2oG33 39 Corn, 93004c.
nn1 10
for shoulders, snd lilc. for sides. Bacon
Shoulders, l34c.; clear rib sides, l6lc.; clear
sides l7c. Lard, Is. Butter, 2O@2l. Eggs, %.
Hey, 81 lower.
SAVANNAH. June 10 Cotton duTl-no buyers.
EypCrtR 225 cossfvvisa .
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The City Council of saltillo and Liberal
Soldiers Murdered by Bandits.
UNFRIENDLIEEss TO AMERICANS.
SANTA AENEs FIuBUsTtRs AIMING At BAGDAo
eBEAT CORRUPTION AVID FRAUD IN THE
BROWRsviELE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The New Collector Kept Drunk
by the smugglers.

GALVESTON June 1o.-The New York Heralds
correspondent at Brownsyille, furnishes the fol
loving, under date of the 7ih
By circular order from Juarez 20 Governor
Saldsna Of Tamaulipas, Lawyer Juan Jose de Ia
Cara IL declared 10 be he constitutional Cover.
TOR Of that State and he is ordered TO take his
seat immediately. Saldana, governor dd interim,
conferred with the legislature aud that body
issued decree on the 5th, calling for GsTzas in
stallaiiOn on the lst Of August next Sadana
says that, in the meantime, the Guerra party will
have secured arms, men and supplies to prevent
national troops say they are for Guerra hence the
civil war 81 hand.
Six hundred bandits fell upon Saltlo captured
and murdered the city council and all the Liberal
soldiers on duty.
Ssnta Annals agent at Brownsville has pur.
chased four hundred horses and the same number
OF equipments ana Tles IL Is understood that
or q signal from the Negrete or Ortega party they
vii move on Monterey
Judge VslascO, az Matamoros, declared IN bis
charge on the 5th instant in the case Of DR..
Hutchinson, an American TUxpan coonist, that
the hexcsn authorities ought 10 pa1perize all
Americans who tried 10 come % Mexico.
Al Brownsville, on the 9Th, desperate attempt
ives made 10 release John Price, a desperate, ,
fIOm the military prison.
Santa Anna flibusters will strike Bagdad by the
l4th inst. They are fully prepared to take the
place, and wish 10 act before the return of Gen.
hcCook, row at Corpus Christi. There is intense
excitement ct Brownsville and Matamcros and the
Americans at these points are joining the Santa
Anna movement. y rr - - /
The utmost corruption, fraud and disorder ia
the CustOm-House here has been inauVurated BY
Nhsley, the new collector. There has been no
Custom House receipts for six days past but i'm
meDse smuggling operations have been going on.
Whsey is Kept by the smuggling ring iu a con.
slant state vi intoxication.
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EIsUELLANEOua.

LOUISVILLE, June lO-Messrs. Stewart, of No
bile. and l.. i. shIyaok. of st. Louis, made very
stTorg addresses to-dsy before the Board OF
Trade, in favor OF opening Bayou Manchac. Re
solutions were adopted heartily indorsing toe
tbeiT Efforts in behalf Of commerce. =. .rrr T
FORTRESS MONROE, June l0.-A severe north
east storm set in this morning-sti increasing.
PHILADELPHIA, July l0---The Republican con-
FeRti6R bss fehemlnsted the present Congress.
men,. bolt occurred on the district attorneys
position, for which two candidates were nomi.
neted. .HTr-...T rt rs
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

soUTHyEsT Pass, June oil A. M.-Barometer
$50. Wind east northeast, light. No arrivals
Sailed, schooner Oriental. Bound in, bark Nellie
May. lneide, bound out, ship Helen Clinton. On
the bar, ship Uhsnd. .r......-
SOUTHWEST Pass, June l0-6 p. M.-Barometer
1880. Arrived, steamship /. G. Harris, Talbot
master, from Brezos, with merchandise and pas.
sengers 10 G. A. Whitney. Sailed, steamships
Hudson ard Crescent. On The bar bound in bark
Nellie May. Inside, outward bound, ship Helen
Clinton. ship INLAND still on the bar.
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AAUsEAsENTs.

THE FIRENEN's AMATEUR PERFORM1NcE.-On
Satuday evening "Pocahontss" and "Nan, the
Good for Nothing" are 20 be played st the Varie.
ties by smateur performers. for the benefit Of the
Fremen's Charitsble Association, which on the
cay following, is TO inaugurate its annual fete ct
tie Fa!rGrounds. We are confident that tie st.
trac ions as Wen as the worthy obieot Of the oc-
cas- on viii call together q crowded 4 sambl5gs
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-The burlcsdus 90 Uuder
the Gssiight" the pantomime a. The Invahds."
" Bouquet Of Ro5es," BY the corps, aud spleu.
did oliO performance make up thfs evening's pro.
grsmme. great local sensatiOn entitled Base
Ball, cur National Game.n ia shortly 20 be pro.
duced. and will, it is said, introduce several well
recognized characters Of our city.
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The total numerical force Of the commercial
feet of the North German Confederation is 6s45
vessels with tonnage of COS. sal lasts burden.
OF this Prussia hss 54l3 vessels mssrurilg 32I, ;.
s67 lasts, and the Hsnseatie towns with the
ouchies of Mecklenbure-schweFia snd Oidsnhurg
have l432 vessels, measuring 2s7 .904 lasts.
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young clergyman in a New England village
recently lost bis wife. Soon after the funeral one
OF the members Of his church "a csrpenterl sew.
bereaved clergyman met him aud mildly asked
his easons for ihe change. 'Well - said the car.
renter, "the fsct is, kheE there wasn't much
chance OF your wife getting well, and SO went
70 work two or three weeks before she died, so as
to have It ell ready, and made Just the pTettiest
colin fer ber that was turned out In this town.
I'd took her measure a hundred times sitting right
back of the parsons pew. you know. dida't
say nothing sboatit TO yOu beforehand, cause nv
woman had notion it would sort % cut you up
don't bIoW why, bat when heard that you'd
elseTsphed to Boston for one Of Them fan gled
burying concerns, must say felt as If couldn't
set under your preaching no longer.n
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PROM NRWBEpN.
The Lo.. or,hs staan.-r.

kN.s The Loss OF the Steamer Nevada
@BERN, N. c., June 9.-The steamer Terry.
bpssEew York, arrived today: and reports the
Rsrasship Nevada, Of the New York and Mexican
w. ihieh left New York on the 30 inst, went
IS at Hstteras on Friday, and sunk on satur-
d Ia ten fathoms OF water. The passengers
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HARVARD AND OXFORD-Rgply Of Ae Or
ford Boat Cub 10 The Harvard ChaReage.-
The following 10 the repiy Of the committee Of
the Oxford University Boat Club to the challenge
from the Harvard Boat Club:
OXFORD, May I6.
GenGemen-We beg TO acknowledge the re-
ceii OF yCur letter Of April 20. Had your chsl-
lengs been 70 row race against the oxford
eight On the terms you mention next September.
we shOuld have had much pleasure In accepting
IL. though las we mentioned st the commence
ment Of our lotmef oOrTespOndencc) il wolld be
very difficult for us to get together a crew at a
tine when all the members Of our club have been
tOr more than two moIths separated. As, how
ever, yeur challenge Is to row q race in Septem-
Der, le69, we do not see how we eau either ac-
eept it or decline II, as ii Affects our SUCCESSORS.
snd not ourselves. A year makes great differ
ence in our club, and in all probability no mem-
ber OF our present committee viii be in OxiOrd
in 1863. ConsideriDg that call upon our eight
10 row any match beside the annual one sg ,inst
Cambridge Is entirely unprecedented, we are In
thas difficulty that BY accepting your challenge
when the time arrived, they might be either uo-
able OF unwilling 10 earty out. We can only an
sWsr for ourselves, and accept chlllengs TO
race the present wear; bat, as regards u race in
SepteIrber, 1863, We think the best plan wili be
te Jet the mat 'er stand over TIL the early part Of
next yeer, when lf yo1 are sill In the sane
mindl y0n esD renew your challenge TO ths CON.
mittee which have succeeded NJ, and they wall be
abie 20 answer for themseVes 81 r.rr
We ave, gODtle1nsn, yoars obediertiy,
= Prank WILLIAM, President
W. WIcITzsS vooD secrstiTy
Club.
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RIVER NEWS.

StBuRG, June lO.-Passed down, Pargoai 81
!, heplhhc at . A. NJ, Passed up, q tow with
I ~ at A. N. River falling slowly.
sllLLE, June l0.-River faling-six feet in
nal. weather clear and pleasant.
~oCis' June lO.--River in good order above
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In 1866 France imported from Great Britain
merchandise to the amount ot $lSl 600 600 and
exported in return s299 5oe, 900.
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and crew were all saved, except one Of the lat
ter, who was lost In so attempt 80 get out an an
chor. The passengers lost most Of their bag
gage. The vessel and cargo are q total loss.
Two lady passengers have gone to Norfolk in the
steamer. The rest Of the passengers and the
captain Of the vessel will be here tonight.
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The Paris CbaIivsri, in recent osriestare, rep.
resenis General Napier submitting 70 the eompli.
mentsry eeresses Of two Abyssinisn laiies. and
hints hat IN this way be may yet regret his
victory. -pt .h 10
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