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pa'ua6te Real Estate at auction.
w. 4. LEPFCH a. Il. $. BRUINS.


W. 4. LEFrCH Il Il. s. BRUINS,
AuctfOncors.
BY virtue of an order of sale to mo d,roo.oa ,,x
District Court for the District OF outh CsroIi"a
will offer for sale at public auction at the Old POST
ONCE, foot of Broad-street, on THURSDaV ImI~
!st, at II oolock. A. M. Wy
ALL That PLANTATION OR TRACT OF rANp
on the Wando Ger about nine miles from Charles.
ton, known as Woodville, containing four hundred
acres, more or less.
ALL THAT PLANTA 'lUN OR TRACT OF LAND.
Known as the Darby Tract situated in the rear Of
the -four Mile House. on the plank road containing
acres of high land and eight aofes of marsh
land, moro or less.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
stHated on the west side of Mechanic s,res in the
ontho front and back lines each ninety feet by three
hundred feet in depth.
ALL THAT LOT OF IHNp with the Bu,,d,rr
thereon situate at the corner Of the Main Road and
Divsion-street, in the Village of Rikersville, mea
suring and containing in front on Division-street
ninety feet and in depth feet; butting ana
bounding east on Maiu Road. west on Nortaeastern
Railroad track south Division street and west on
lands of A. Carsten.
ALL THOSE TwOLO ~ known as Lot q and Lot
0, in the plan of tho Village of R,kersvirIe made
by John L. Branch. Lot: containing about one
and a one,quMter ae'es. and Lot containing about
twenty one acres Of Marsh Land will appear by
reference bad to said plat.
~
opposite the Quarter House. the plank road, about
i've miles from Charleston. containing one hundred
and six (1O6l acres, moro or less.
ALsO,
TWELVE LOTS in the Town OF Ravenel. situate
on the Charleston and Savann Ia Railroad, ab out
fifteen miles from Charleston, fronting Mellard-
street. AMI measuring eaid front line two hundred
and ten feet each and containing from four I'd seven
acres each, as may be by the pat of said Viii
la9e.
1erms-one third cash balance in two equal sue,
cessive annual instamens. secured by bond Of pur-
chaser and mortgage OF the premises Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. purchasers to pay
for papers and stamp6 LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee for ID. Rker.
A3c To WHOM IT MAY CoNoRRN-The len
creators Of D. RIKER, Bankrupt, hereby noti-
fed tha. pursuant to orier of court dated March
25th 1862 they required 10 prove and establish
their liens before G. CARPENTER, Esq, Regis
trar, before July LIST, 1862 else be debarred
from any benefit arising from the decree be made
in this case. LOUIS MOL AIN,
June 10 sw4th1 Assignee o. Riker.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
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THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court adjourn
ed yesterday, after an exceedingly laborious
session, which has been made memorable by
the fact that Chief Justice of the United
States presided during portion OF it's sittings.
Judge Bryan has won much praise by the dig
nifty; imparhality and untiring industry that
he has exhibited throughout the term.
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Pure WH1sKEY is almost an anomaly in this
degenerate age, but We take pleasure in refer
ing the lovers of that beverage to the induce.
ments offered by Messrs. II. Gerdts &c Co.
These gentlemen are the agents for Gather
woods celebrated brands of monongahela
whiskies, which they are now receiving, and
will supply to the trade at the lowest prices.
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Dnuu LABELs.-We desire to call the alton
ton Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities of THB News
Job Office for printing all KINDS OF drug labels,
prescription blanks, &c., at the shortest no.
tice. and in style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of outs, borders and
fancy type is unusually large and choice. Gall
and examine specimens of work.
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b USINE NESS NOTI ES.

Too MUCH Truth often attaches to the re-
marks made in regard to uncivil hotel clerks.
At the American House, Boston, the employees
take pleasure in ministering to the wants OF
guests.
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CorToN BLooMs.-Messrs. Kirkpatrick
Witte, factors, Accommodation Wharf, have
received from Mr.. P. A. Sanders, Sumter Coun-
ty, South Carolina, several blooms just from
his cotton field. The crop Of this gentleman
is in good condition, the growth being some
what forward and progressing finely.
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EAST BAY IKPRovKKENrs.-ness Henry
3isoho6 a Co. are now engaged In extending
md otherwise improving their extensive whole
bale grocery store on East Bay. The build
hgs in the rear OF the store have heen re-
y0ved. and o large and ooammodious shed, ,foFty
bet wide by two hundred feet in length. will
be substituted. This shed will 10 Furnished
With skylights and ventilatofs or the lstest
fatent, end will open upon State-stress. afEord-
ing ample space for drays to be loaded without
Exposure 20 the weather. Tho lsrge busincss
done by this Arm has compelled them to naaans
SSahis extension, as the sidewalk ON Hast Bay
was 90 constructed that it was almost iunpossi-
ble TO receive and ship goods st THE 1seAs
Rdme. ~s4s'~' s0an's"-@ @1t
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THE MARNER's CHURoH.-There will be ser.
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street
tomorrow, Sunday, at half past ten O'Clock ir
the morning, and four O'clock in the afternoon
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CONFEDERATE REooRDs.-The Survivors, As
sociation, with the view Of collecting and pre-.
serving statistics and historical material Of the
war, would be glad to be allowed to make
copies OF any original papers relating to the
forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con-
federate army or navy, muster rolls, reports
OF battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These papers will be carefully recorded by
the association, and when desired, the origi-
nails will be returned.
They would also be glad to receive the names
and military record Of those who were killed
or died in the service from Charleston Dis
trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
The Committee on Records will receive any
such papers.
@. IRVINE WALKER, No. 8 Broad-street.
T. G. BARKER, No. 15 Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN, No. IS Broad-street.
THOS. MoCRADY, foot Of Bee-street.
F. x. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
June Ia stuth6
90 TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $13.
June "nH tuths1mo
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The SECRET OF SUCCESS IN BUSINESS.
is o faot The advertising patronage Of paper
Indicates not only tho enterprise Of tho city
aud county where it is published, but it is also
an ihfallible proof that the business men are
possessed OF vim and goaheadativ Show
us business community who don't advertise.
and we'll show you community where busi-
ness is stagnated. The man who advertises in
liberat yet discreet manner, is sure to take
tho lead OF his neighbor, who don't spend @
cent for printers ink. It is also conceded that
the man who advertises keeps larger, better
and more complete stock Of goods, and sells
them cheaper than the man who don't adver
tlse. IT you want good bargains. caa on the
man who adyertises. Y'
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-A farmer says the
watermelon crop will be retarded In conse-
quence Of the late dronth e
A number. OF persons were reported yester-
day for not allowing the contractors toisweep
their chimneys. A fine is the consequence.
n The heat yesterday was very oppressive, and
the thermometer late in the afternoon stood at
eighty-six. 'Nr W.
The recent rains has, in O measure, relieved
the pressing want of,water. Moro rain, how
ever, is still needed.
It seems-pot to be settled as yet among the
wiseacres ofthe Radical persuasion whether
George Lee, colored, or Mormon Montgomery,
,olored, is to get the berth in the postofice,
which is to be made vacant on the 1st Of July.
DR.. Kelers has a curiosity in his drug store,
Broad street. in the shape OF pigeon with a
double head.
There was rumor afoat yesterday, that the
municipal muddle is in q fair way Of being
cleared up.
CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH PIoNIc.-
The Sunday school pupils of the above
Church, with their Superintendent. Mr.. John
| G. Milnor, teachers and friends, repaired to
Payne's farm yesterday afternoon, to continue
their annual celebration began in the church
on last Sunday. Mr. William 8. Henerey was
m lister of ceremoA les, at the corner of Line
and Meeting streets, where he saw the little
| ones safe in Grahams omnibusses, In which
they were comfortably conveyed to the pleas
ure ground. Here the committee, CONSISTING
| Of Messrs. William G. Whilden, chairman, Zim
norman Davis, 81. B. Olney, A. J. Salinas,
| E. Burk, George w. McKeever and A. Prince
and Miss Olney, Mrs. Stocker, Mrs. Steedman
Mrs. Shepherd, and Mrs E. 81. Jackson, an,
Misses Whilden, Heriot. Shepherd an,
Brodie, were in attendance to arrang
matters. While the preliminaries for Dime
were being arranged, the children playet
games. rsmbled in the woods. DO. Severa
paper balloons. six, eight, and fifteen feet high
made for the occasion by Mr.. r. NJ. Alex
ander. were sent up by him, and were aagerl
watched until they foated out Of sight. Th
dinner bell rang. and the teachers and scholar
| Iasaoroh1e1 front Of he hOusa md fho,
marched to the tables well supplied will, goo,
things. of which they bountifully partook
While there, Rev. DR.. Winkler addressed then
! in some appropriate remarks. After surfeit
ing themselves with enjoyment. they returned
to the city highly delighted with the pleasant
day that they had spent.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrCulatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
REYNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
CoGNIzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT0FFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE RRoVAs-
IONS OF THE NEW POST0FFIoE Law.
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Tn. UNITED SIATHs COURT, JUNE 16-HoN.
oRABuE GEORGE s. BRYAN PREs1D1Na.-In
the Circuit Court.-The following cases were
disposed Of in the issue docket yesterday:
John Taylor & Sons VS.. B. Foley. Assumpsit.
Verdict for plaintiff $126O IS and interest from
November a, 1858.
The United States vs. Daniel Hamilton. Mo-
ton to set aside verdict, and for new trial In
this case the court being unable to hear it on
the last day of the term Of June, 1869. by co n
sent it was ordered that it be set down for
hearing on Tuesday, 22d June, 1869, OF 10
O'Clock.
1t was ordered that the following be added
as an additional rule Of this Court:
Proceedings in attachments or final process
may be taken in the same manner and to the
same extent as by Act Of Assembly are allowed
on final process from the Courts of the State.
In the District Co,trt.-The United States VS..
two hundred and fifty barrels OF molasses.
Final order OF distribution. Ordered that the
Clerk pay over to A. G.. Mackey, Collector of
Port, $6137 Al for use Of the United States.
The demurrer in the case OF A. 81. Abrahams,
assignee of Charles Madsden, was overruled.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Il Go. for fine blacl
cashmere pants. So. tuths1mo June
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THE COUNTY ELEoT1oNs.-The official an
,nouncement Of the result Of the recent cleo
tions in the several counties Of this State will
'be found in another column of to-day's NEWS.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Young Mems Christian Association, at
;P. M.
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FIRST INTERNAL REVENUE DIsrR1cr.-Mr.
James Jones has been removed from the Office
of Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
the First District, and Mr.. F. Goss appointed
in his place.
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CONSTABLE E.s SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst. at 10 O'Clock. will
be sold at ths Office Of the Chsrlestoner Zietung.
Netung. Levied on as the property of at
JOHN d. KENNEDY,
June 18 Special ConstatIe Ie.
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e POSTAL DEAD-LocK.--The Camden Jour
pal says: "John A. Boswell. Esq, has been ap.
pointed and commissioned postmaster at Cam
aen. in place OF MIR. j. M. Gayle, removed. a
Rdifdculty has arisen between the two officials,
by which the community are suffering . seri-
GUS inconvenience. In the absence OF instruo-
Rtions fro the Department. Mr.. Gayle refuses
to surrender the mail keys, while MIR. boswell
aSontends that his commission gives him con-
rol Of the mails. and last night he took posses
ion. carried them to the courthouse, and
picked them mp In the Office OF the Judge Of
Probate, where they now remain"
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A RISING ARr1sr.-It is pleasing to note that
the productions Of Southern artist are very
favor ,bly received by New York critics. The
Evening Post tells us that cat Snedecor's
gallery, in Broadway. there are on exhibition
four pictures that we'll deserve the attention Of
all lovers of art. They are from the easel Of
the young artist. MIR. j. r. Key, who has devot-
ed himself chiefly to landscape painting, but
whose earliest considerable efforts were pic
lures of Fort Sumter and the entrance to
Charleston harbor, taken at different periods
Of the memorable siege. These we're 80 excel
lent as to attract the notice cf Admiral Dahl.
gren, who at once gave the artist commission
to execute other pictures based upon the same
stormy episode in our history" Many Charles
tonians will remember MIR. Key, who as lieu.
tenant in the Confederate service, was on duty
here for long time during the war. 49,
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= QBsEourEs or HE. MuRDocn.-The remains
tbe late James Murdoch. which have been
hg in state at the Hibernian Hail in charge
the members OF the society for several dsys.
ere inferred in the graveyard Of the Unita-
Fan Church yesterday afternoon, and were fol-
owed thither by the members Of the Riber-
8hian Society and other friends. The Rev. VIII
liam B. Yates made some appropriate remarks
before the interment, speaking in high terms
Pof the worth and commercial probity Of the
Adeceased. Among those who attended the
Funeral was Mr. William Craig, President Of
the Bath Paper Mills. Augusta, an early and
3aevoted companion Of the deceased.
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THE GRRENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
The Columbia Fhonix, oT yesterday, states
upon authority. that the suit in the Court OF
Equity, which has been pending for more than
two years past against the Greenville and Co.
lumo,a Railroad Company, by certain holders
OF their frst mortgage bonds, has been set
tied, and that the suit viii be withdrawn at the
present term Of the court. Tue parties who
have come forward and settled with the COM
pany, and consented to the Withdrawal Of the
suit, are, as we are informed: Thomas J. Bob
ertson, John Caldwell, Robert N. Lewis, Thom-
G. Perrin, executor, and Charles Smith, Of The
original complainants in the bill, besides 9th
ers who entered the suit as parties complain
ant after the suit had been commenced. The
Phoenix also adds that the July interest
upon their drst mortgage and guaranteed
bonds will be promptly paid at maturity.
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Now AdYer1isements-

The sale Of cotton factory lots at IL
o'clock this morning will be attended by
all our citizens, and there viii be a lively
time bidding, as this is the first sale, we
believe. since the factory became a GER
tainty. Go early and buy briskly and you
will be sure to get bargains.
By reference to our advertising columns
all persons having cases from the ninth
judicial circuit, before the Supreme Court,
will find that they viii be called in regular
order, commencing Monday, December 20,
till all are disposed of
Read the advertisement of W. Matt.
Brown before buying his note.
Bring home that COW and get reward.
If you have freight to ship, don't forget
the Talisman.
Attend the large auction sale of Albert &
Seeman this morning, as they have va
riety of splendid goods Of various kinds
T. W. Barnes q Co. have their large
china sale this morning.
If you want fine wines and Christmas
goods at low prices go to Armistead d Co.
Get the prize candy from Iron & Thomp-
son.
The sale Of the Percy lots on Cherry
street is postponed.
Go to Evans, Fife, Porter & Co., and
rent a good house.
The second and third stories Of the
Adams Express Company building are for
rent.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., will force to
close a large stock Of boots and shoes this
morning, Gin the Porter Block. Dealers
should attend this sale.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN THURSDAY DECEMBER IS t8ee

pittance of about sixteen dollars o year,
since they have ceased to be serfs. Taking
soil, climate and situation into account, It
would seem that when the numerous rail-
roads which are projected shall be com
pleted, Russia win indeed become, par ex-
cellence, the granary of the world When
it is remembered, however, that our Ameri-
can farmers, who pay their laborers high
wages, and who live in much more costly
manner, have been able to send theirwheat
over half q continent, across wide ocean,
and compete with Russia In the European
markets, it is not SO certain that we shall
be unable to maintain successful compe-
tition. Assoon as the problem of cheap
freights from the agricultural regions to
tide-water shall be solved, as it sooner or
later viii be, and we return to sound
fiscal system, wheat can be laid down in
Europe at a much less rate than we are
laying it down at present.
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Nashville Grocery Market.

Market comparatively quiet to-day. We notice
that oranges have advanced TO Sl2 z Dbl. We
quote:
SUGAR-New Orleans 14al55c: Demarara
15A 6l54c,; standard hards 17C. A coffee lGc
do. l514c; C do. l5%c.
COFFEE-Rio, common TO choice, 19825c.
Laguyrs 25G25E Java 3SG4ec.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. Gs$l; gold
en- strip 81; New Orleans S0985c.
SALT-LverpOOl sack $3.50; seven bushel barrels
By the car load, 1857; Ave and half do. 50.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9H(GIOc.
TEAS-Imperial S1.4O9$2; Young HysOn g. % /;
Black Sl6l5O; GunpOwder SI.65aS2.
IlORANGES-We quote new Louisiana st 81 .
barrel
Nos. and s1s and SI5 2 barrel; in kits, Nos l,
2 and 8. 6. 25: $3.50 and S2.25
CHEESE-We quote factory at 20S2OEc.; Eng
lish dairy 20c
NAILS-we quote at "a. 1896 for 1O'd., and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, l6c.
POwDER-Dupont 1878; Hazards 49, blast
ing 81. 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent 50; buck 1875.
LIQUORS-Common rectihed whisky, per gallon,
BIB; Robertson County $I.75a275; Bourbon
81. 25d5.5O; Lincoln County $l.75G225; High
wines $I.O7
BALE RoPE-Mo. 1O8lOKc.; Green Leaf 100
10Y: Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Ky. Py. Doc; J. II. fax SOC.
SUNDRIES-Blacking, q dOz., 40CG75c. Wash
boards S2.75 q doz.; Buckets, q dOz., 81 1898.
Tubs 81. 75Gs5 q nest. Starch nc. Candy &c.
for assorted per pound. Snuf s1.75 per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC. Spice &c, Ginger Csc. Oysters 1915 per
case for one pound cans; S5.7 per case for two
pound cans Canned peaches two pound cans,
s.. 25 per doz Soda 715G5c.
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rn1i,cr r,nG ON Crn,,.hurr.

4 man gong by the name Of Crawshury
has been cutting quite a swell among the
dtrlie. over in Edgefeld for some time
past. Really he has been making himself
notoriouslv oficious. He has finally got
his foot into it: in fact, he has got his
whole body into it, He took It into his
head q few days ago TO ordercertain parties
% cate their premises, admOnishing
them That. if they did not do SO by certain
time that they would be dealt with, etc.
CA, # the ladies' who had been aEgrieved
Iv his in3initss got warrant for him.
The uhstreperous individual WAS arrested
by detective, Funston and Watson, and
had "a hearing before Justice Wilkinson
yesterday. in defmlt Of bond to keep the
peace and make himself a little less con
syIcuous. be was committed to jail
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Nashville Produce Market.

DRIED FRUIr-Sales to-day of 5000 lbs apples
at 767Ac; sales of 1000 lbs peeled peaches at I5c
PEANUTS-Saes of 300 bushels at $1.10 3
bushe.
CHESTNUTS- hear of small sales from wagon
at - q busheL
FEATHERS-We hear of sales at zoe.
HAY-We heard of sales at s27 2 ton in depot
BUTTER-The market is overstOcked, and prices
gave way to-day, sales being made from wagon at
2Ot825c.
EGGS-Are in demand, and held at 32c.
BEESWAX-We quote at sc. Market dull.
IRISH POTATOES-NOrthern are quoted at so
. Dbl.
GREEN APPLES-Tennessee S25O q Dbl; North
ern s. q Dbl
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales at
2Oc y bushel Of IS Z pounds
GINSENG-We quote nominally at Toe.
SUBSTITUTING quote at $24 per ton
BRAN-we quote at S24 z ton.
MIDDLLSGS-We quote at $40 3 ton
RAGS-Command Axe.
WOOL-We quote bury at 15(32Oc. unwashed
without hurs 25G2Gc. washed without burs 35a
SIC.
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Iscdncrton Of she Police Force.

The police force, as will be seen from the
list Of appointments. has been reduced from
forty TO thirty men. There We're thirty-four
men and siN officers, and there are now
tweuty-slN men and four officers. The
force. us permanently organized, is com
posed If active. true and vigilant men. and
the most competent Of officers. All felt
that the force was none too large, nor was
it the wish to reduce it. Nothing but con
siderations of economy, forced upon the
city hy the depletion Of the treasury. pro
ducei the result We are sure that the
force as organized viii give entire satisfac-
ZION
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WANIED--AGENTS.

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Southern States the Genuine ImBroVed Conn
M n.seDse Family sewing Machine.
This Machine will stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck,
Quilt. Bind. Braid and Embroider in a most su-
periOr manner. Price only sIs: fully warranted
for FIVE years We will pay 81 90 for any ma
and more elastic seam than ours. It makes The
Elastic Lock-stitch. Every second stitch can
be cut and stlil the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay agents from SIS 10
500 per month and expenses. commission
from which twice that amount can be made
address, S. NJ TOLIVER A Co
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BY passengers who arrived on the train
Yesterday. we learn. that on Tuesday night
a difficulty occurred in Columbia between
Nick Holt and man named Harris. The
attack, we understand, was commenced by
Holt Harris Immediately upon being as
saulted. drew a repeater and commenced
firing at his antagonist, wounding him five
times in the body. His injuries are Of a
serious character, and his life is despaired
Of The difficulty, we learn, originated in
an old family grudge The shooting oc-
CURED near the bridge just after dark, and
Immediately after the occurrence, Harris
rare himself M to the proper officers.