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New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
RrprDIATIOY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, March 30-In all the interior
districts Of South Carolina popular agitation has been in
progress the past on the subject OF the ex
cessiye taxation and eed fraudulent extIayagant ex-
penditures by the State Government This afternoon at
special meeting Of the Charleston Chamber OF Com
nerce which was very fully attended the following pre-
a,,be nd resolutions were adopted by unanimous votes
Whereas Under the operation OF the present State
Government the majority Of the propcrty-hOlders ana
~ nnr. ~, rho state from whom the public revenue
H. oainy derived are excluded from any power in the
Legislature Of the state, and from any practical ihu-
ence I'm the irnpoeition of taxes; and
Wb,reas The moneys raised by taxation are unprovi-
denally and corrupty used and expended by persons
Who held office under the State Government and tho
sums appropriated for alleged public uses are excessive
W6srrSs The credit Of the state has been pledged le
ay and it is proposed to pledge the credit OF tho
state for further loans by new issue OF bOhds WDch
may he negotiated in the market TO persons who may
take them in ignorance Of tho circumstances under
which they are Issued; therefore, . -
, Resoired That We, property-hoders and tnxpayers
OF the States residing IA the city Of Charleston do
hereby deem duty TO declare that the bonds here
sterling Loan any other bonds or obligations here.
tofore issued pgrportng to he under ana ny & yane n m
held binding on u.s. and that we shall In every manner
and at all times, rest the payment thereof ana tee
mate means within our power ana, -
Resolred That deem It our duty to warn al persons
not 10 receive OF purchase, lohn or OthefNlse
any bond or obligation hereafter issued, purporng TO
bind the property or pledge he eret OF the nta,e anu
null and void having been Issued in derogaion OF the
rights OF that portion of the people OF ths STATE upon
whom the public burdens are mainly To rest
Resolpe That the tax payers OF tho state are boreby
requested 10 meet In their respective counties Tor the
consideration OF this subject and the enormous tax
leyies OF the year. aud for the appointment OF
two delegates represent each county In state Con
yentOn be- held in Columbia on the second 1uesdhy
IN May next, for the Same purpose.
R.s6trsd, That this state Convention OF taxpayer DC
requested to confer with his Excelency the Governor
ON inc dangerous fiscal condition OF the state ana re-
0ucst hi, official aid aud cooperation In tho investigation
OF the accounts OF the Controller and the State Agent IN
New YORK 80 that the amount and character OF the
bonded debt and all other liabilities OF tho state can DO
clearly stated with view to such further action as may
be necessary for the protection OF the pnDnc creditors
and Of the ax-payers ~ the Commonwealth' Ill, ~.
special meeting of the Board OF Trade 10 called for
TO night TO take action on the same subject
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
POLITICAL.
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


TIE CAPITAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE
uoUsE-THE OLD CRY, San ERIE VICTORY"
TRENTON March 3O.-In the Senate to-day
ing visited the site Elizabeth offered by Mr. Dmmock
for tho location of the Capitol aud recommended that
in case the removal Is to DO made Elizabeth be the IA
yored city. OF course this report amounts To simply
nothing at allbe bill providing for the enlargement OF
tie present Capitol having passed both Houses. COM
municaton WAS received from the Governor OF Pennsyl
yania asking Committee of three TO act with SINH
lar Committees from other States in making arrange
ents for the centennial celebration OF the anniversary
of independence TO be held in Philadelphia The yote
by which the repeater of the briggs Drainage law
lost WAS reconsdered and effort will be made In
few DAYS TO pass 1t in amended FORM large num-
Der of bills rushed through among them that to In
corporate the German Valley Railroad Company
In the House, throughout the whole day CONFUSION
rel gned, and time and time again the Speaker was
Obliged call for order Lobbyists pressed ther way
boldly from member member In defiance OF all rules,
and at time, during the debate on Gas Dill its cneI
lobbyists took active command of his forces and won
victory for the hill after hours contest The manner
In which important legislation Is accomplished III tho
House is a disgrace to the state. A., -, 49,.
This afternoon the Erie "Cls scat0n act was taken
mn on Its final passage Mr. Valentine the member from
"Muscometcong." as usual champloned Erie. After q
third reading and Immediately thereafter taken
up and passed by "a vote of "a 10 81 as follows
n.Ip9 Bris" & q'ss cISsan mng .. s
MARVEL Nicholson Bnen Oyerhe.er Perkins Pgrse Ripley ko
BINS bins K9'G9 w., p dsSss W,on5 SsSs-iHuesT Biee
c Cca ss'1s Fielder F;sse & s,f fso1 GSn Hs@ eP
bert Warm H. W. Wilson wOoly iaies-2 AB'ESr-BiAneie
Mr Ruion who Is recorded above in the negative. at
first voted for e but after the whole vote hah Deen
taken changed his vote. Having passed both House,
he b becomes law, unless the Governor shall veto IT,
The Bribrry bill TO which the Governor alluded III his
message yesterday, pessed BY the House today
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
ASSOCIATION HALL.
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN OFFICERS
IND THIEVES.

TWO OF TIE THIEVES MORTALLY WOUNDED
On Wednesday night last, the guards to the
freight cars at Dobb's Ferry 20 miles from NeW-fOrk
saw three men prowlhg around the depot and among
The strangers evidently perceived That they
and ran into some woods near the sb
ton The guards. upon searching through tho train
found that several the had been broken into but
that none of their contents had been taken. In the
NOR ming the superintendent Of the road was warned OF
the attempt Of the night before, and thinking that u
might repeated he engaged two state Constabes 10
watch the train. John Scannel and owen Gillespie the
constables left New-York at $50 last evening and
Immediately upon their arrival at Dobbs Ferry
stationed themselves in a position where they
could observe the entire number OF cars and
instantly perceive any one that approached them The
constables waited patiently until 10 o'clock, when Scan
nell suddenly three standing in the shadow OF
one of the cars whose approach had been SO cautious ana
silent that they had before been discovered After
few moments the constabes saw the thieves engaged
In endeavorng 10 break the door OF one or the
freight cars rushed from their hiding place, and at
tempted TO arrest them The thieves however, at once
dropped their tools and ran for the woods closely pursued
nv the officers Upon nearing the woods the cOnsabes
called the thieves to halt The rascas responded 10
this commrnd by firing their at the 0ice VINO
promptly replied In this manner the connict continued
Tor several minutes I'm the woods when the thieves broke
from shade OF the trees aud ran for the railroad
track The officers upon gaining the clear ground again
fired. and not without effect, one OF the teves alhg
9tqny to 9S earth 6rard ara ew ES steps T
oAicers stopped TO seize their prisoners. and the
other thief made his escape The wounded thieves We're
then carried into the depot Office where they gave Their
names as John Mccormack of No. 6O7 West Thirtieth
st., and Bryan Cayanagh or NO. S56 west
Fortieth-5t. On late train the CaptOTS ana
the captured returned the city and the thieves wero
taken to the Twentieth Precnt Station Surgeon ooey
Mccormick had received pistol ball in the back, which
had nenptrated TO the loft lung, mOrtallY wOundlng
him CavanaCh, who was released from Sing Sing In
July last. also found to have been wounded IN the
back the ball lodging in the spine; and was also DeeVcd
10 be Inorally wounded. The were conveyed IN an
ambulance to Bellevue Hospital. Scannell ana Glesple
surrendered themselves 70 Capt Carey 10 await an III
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

An election is to bo held in Michigan on
Monday next for Justice Of the Supreme Court, two
Regents of tho University, and Congressman In the
Iyth District, in place Of tho Hon Thomas W. Ferry,
elected g. Senator The following arc the rival tickets
offers Repnohcdhs; ~ ,I, DemGo'uS, H.
-, sc. Is. Grant. John NJ Is; slll.
Regeno Charles Rynd. Charles r. Benton.
Con1r,ss Wilder ID. Foster. VIM. M Ferry
The Brooklyn Twelfth Ward Republicans
have formed Grant Club with the following officers
Presjdent--J A. Miller; yice-Presidents-Capt James
Donobue John Lewis; Recording secretary-James Fair
bairn; Corresponding secretary-George sibey Treas
urer-Dr Il. g. Johnson Delegates to central Commit
taeIIohn Gilchrist Dan. Carroll Robert Atherden !;
Executive Commttee-James Johnston, = M Fet, James
Me Keon C. Y Sheppard, John L. Tribkin.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGrALt
OFFICER, WASHINGTON, ID. C., March SO-l:SO J.. NJ
Synopsis for the past toentyfoW hours
vailed on the South Atlantic and ohio Valley, have
spread the lower lakes and Middle States and are now
threatening on the East Atlantic. Cloudy weather has
prevailed from the Gulf States wardy but Is now
succeeded by rising barometer and clearer weather. and
clearing up weather throughout tho whole Mississippi
Valley This il apparently due TO tho Influence OF the
high that reported last night III the extreme
Northwest The barometer IA high on the Rocky Noun
talus and stationary the Pacific Coast.
Probabilities.
II IA nrolable that the clouds and rain viii Friday
he more or less broken up from the Middle states 20 the
Mississippi Valley Fresh n0rhcrly winds arc probable
Tor ihe lake, aud Gulf and light winds on the Atlantic
eoas
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE THEATERs AND THE LEGISLATURE-THE
MAYOR RISES TO EXPLAIN.

SIR: At the request of the Mayor, write
10 correct msapprehension in an editorial In your
paper OF Thursday 1t Is connected win criticism OF
hin IN relation 10 theatrical amusemeDs. The bill in
ouestlon does not contemplate repeal Of the law OF
Issa but OF one back 1889 1t does not touch
listing regulations TO concert saloons. but Is simply
confined 10 theatrical and equestrian performances.
Should there however. he any odium connected with
t. the Mayor begs to say that no alone among public
officials Ia responsible for the measure AZ his sugges
ton the OF every city theater and Mr. Lent of
tbe Clrcus united in memorial praying the repeal OF
the license law In ts relations 10 them. II your Albany
correspondcnt will send youa copy OF their memorial
now in the hands Of the Legislature, 1t will be found In
tcreting aud presenting reasons almost cogen
those which appear Ia another part OF newspaper OF
the same date and from which beg u quote these
words:
"Ihs protest Ia well made. and We think It ought 10
he needed No doubt roformatory for young criminals
should be supported but wo can sec no good reason for
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE GERMAN PEACE FESTIVAL

The German Peace Celebration Committee
has issued proclamation setting forth the opeet ana
reasons Of the celebration, Designating inc uerch y'
- o,cin0 f,lready publshed), and declaring all dele
oates Of German Associations from the whole of the
limited states members OF the Peace ConInitee ihe
General Committee Of the German Dcmoctauc D Dnlon
Marty has Issued an address calling upon our Deino-
cratic felow-czens 10 take part sn mdsse III te PeJo
celebration, oil on the lOh OF Apil 1A' AZ N
cy I'm discussing the results Of the war; te hdnfrsa
says; "If the neWlycrOwned Emperor VIII put fc'vE
the will Of an enlightened and great nation when hs
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
Gpelial Notices
The Milton Gold Jcwelry Company,
,5I BROADWAY.

The tuSc ar. invited TO call the elegant Soon 'Oo'e
named Company No Broadway for the papoe Of nEus os
rgt and Of Milton Gold JeSe e'E oo0ss'
into the American market Milton Coll has for several man
aned great popularity leading capitals Of Europe as
81, sub articles Of ornament manufactured Of pure gok H ~
remittance 10 the latter striking thst none bat he most P pro-
"a difference between the s"o me'a " a" ~
h. for purc gold hitherto invented Milton Gold the f' 'hs
.. ,.b, genuine success But It's adsnee o'~
po,pt Of price leading feature. Rings, hrooch ehA
a. h in real gold twenty hundr Of dollars eea ea'
~ ra. for Z 75l Broadway close insPecu0n p pa
. TO variety beauty OF design they are unsurpassed
-, o whether purchasing not viii be charmed with The ssos
Gold - - ,,z.. ni T. So
An Immense RednctiSnTwhs HnsA CO Ss11 81 P1 pss
JMSSss REDUCToSwhite French China Tea Se'' " Pe''&
sSvysE REpucroYwlite China soup rureeu' 81 IS
wq,h wq,hySsE N REpucroy-whts French China Covered Dishes s
'GIxMSSsR REDUcToY-colOri and Gilt French China rs. s
"PsasSSB REDUCTION Band French choa Tea sst "a
PsNESsB REpUcrroN-Coorsd 'ud Gilt FsneA China Dn.ss
stxugySR REDUCTIoNchauber Sets cOlsred English goods II
PsssM REDUCTION -serPhted Tea Sets pieces b Pa-
Handsomely engraved s2s 20 o.. s.,-,.,.. 49,.
iaNRSsR REDUCTIoSAn kinds Of snSsrpstd Ware at ss
''I IMMENSE Dnusr Knives she,n
isMsSSS EpTCroS-EverytSins the Of China Glass.
ri'''' "-'' W j. y DALEY a Co., s5l Broadway. T.
womens Medical Collese Of the ~ y. iparn,a ary-
popular course - on oe sGSHs % s m Sss WI b
give at
com mencng MONDAY April and eoanang each following L 2S
DAY And MONDAY NON o'clock Programmes and teAes
Putnam, Booksore Association Bung Twenty hrst
Fouve Course Tickets e5; single sdnsen 50 cents ,b door
Po.r-Ofice Noice-The Mails Europe during ss
Ing SATURDAY April 1911 will cs this 0hee n kSDAN
a WEDNESDAY at 81 on THURSDAY at 10 and on sAruR
DAYMli p. H. JONES. Postmaster.
Wnrnock & Co.s Dress Hnts.-FAsHioSABLEs bay tsea
because they all tie so. SO Broadway.
Boys, aud Youths nats.-SsWRSr PATTERNS IN gr-i
variety. wARSoCK 4 Co. $40 BrOa1wly. 4
Diamonds Bought and sold.
Gg0 Q. ALLEN, SD Broadway. under ~ Seho.s Hotel
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

become fully conscious Of s inherent powers that tho
nobility and aristOciaoy should by persona, merit DO
that all dynasto aspirations and interests should be be
German nation H. in short ne will concede 20 his sub
ects the m ,st extensive liberties consistent with well
Regulated constitutional form OF government we may
even IA American Democrats, rejoice over the great
future which, under such circumstances Is IN store Tor
So do m Justice 10 its brave ruler and the truly great
men who surround him M his counselors. May our
German brethren forever remember that Germany's
real greatness mainly consists in its brilliant achieve
nents upon the broad and nexhaustibe field o science
the arts useful inventions. and true REFORM IN Chicn
nd atata
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
fFor other ship hecs see Second Pag,.l


Steamship George Upton. Rohcls hmoai tV Point 'nd Sor-
Sio ocean (Nor) Jfusen HeSTo Ea % da-s VIII roid cs
Game tie s0.tlerI t M eStry
ra entire passage been wta. ~ ni - SANDY Hook ior oS
lat 10 davs with lsht V1Dis and iogs.
scbr Nsssaclusets Remission College I0n.
sebr Ala Herbert Gouli Gloucester with nsb y j. 4 seon
schr s 8 Smith. snow Portani, Com:
schr Chase Ingraham, Rnckllld with Arae % j. H. bf'N@
Schr Horizon Newman. Prjyisuce. 4, u LA
Shr Aunr Marl Mclaughlin Of and from st. Joha v b. VIA
lumber o joan BoynioT's Son s 90. a., ,- .----..
Schr Mrba Weeks Hatch Portland. With lumber 70 master
shr Howard Maomber Williams, Frakn Me days Win lans~
to simpson tlapp
Scbr Anna Nav. Roy Spruce Head.
gchr Isabella Hudson, New-iisVc1 -. ,, =, -, -
schr G. ~ Wentworth, Robbas, Calais II days with pf ''as
Boynt1ns Son 4 Go.
Selr Frank Herbert Crowel. Boston, for Phsdelpms.
schr SesTsyie, Chase, Boston for Richmond
Schr Sea Nymph. t0nac|y PrOFldence
Lucy H. Cognwe, Sweet Poranh "iA h'''hs " "T~~
Go.
sclr Hattie Howe,, Hoves Providence
BELOW.
sehr Adels, Gaet. from Barbados.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B,yroS steamship 4 b. souier from new of
b West Demeraa Luan, from Birbadoes ANA
from AJAX Caes Below bark A. C. Srrali from Cenuego>
CHApLgsoS s. c. 3oAui}ei. schr. Ab9s T. Villas.
FOREIGN PORTS. 4
B. March 3Sel3c and Pcton har or, afe repo
e.l steamship City of st. Joha coIaee! running 10 ss
JroI River ports to-day.
DISASTER
Tn. ,,b Helen NJ WAITE Co Ca. With timber Scw-York
the g Of the fh inst st
Wedding and Visiting Cards, Iaial sa%rns sete rsos-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
sESoR ALDAMAs EsrATEs-A CUBAN DIRECTORY
Se1or Miguel De Aldama, President of the

ScnOr Miguel DC AIUama, PTtSIUtHU UI 'Io
late Cuban Junta and at present Special Agent OF 'no
Cuban Government, states that the alleged ha'ana
correspondence OF sensational morning J0urnai
to his dsposng Of his cOnhscatod estates IN Caoa W nv
Am, ricans and the removal OF the embargo mn
the spanish Government In consequence - t,o a. hs
true. He has taken posses sion Oh LIE ~, .Idaa
father died In this city willing hid properly " 70 ha al
he go Cuba. the wlll has & pe of the
mited 10 probate, lc being its elsto NJ delegates
from all the cties where Cubans nave ~ affairs
about 10 be formed for the better Hiah"Soi"'"'
relating 10 Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rovpsrIc MARKETS

Arar.r. Ga. March SCo''on so'sl ,e,,iS," ssr $40 Ia
p rscVr Narh I-Fie,r qui5t Whes. sa ,e,y AZ IS So
us. aui; MiIoa ooc CO,eF 80 y ,., - qQ0
hhts %, " Mo- Cotton quiet ga uiea-..' =, , o.t.
ihhIus ~. gJ 81 e. Corn dull ana honnH ~ N' po
bal'si 'hrhsh,s I.r uuchsu.ed Iofk romia 10 80 hoh
quiet an " % SIC SIDES ioi Ilc BaiA Me-" "@i Aa'''
iiei Sia 1a O-Co.tan dull AID nominal at JiaA% Foaf
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
PASSING ER.S 1RRICED.

PROM HAVANA-ln steamship Junaa Marc' 5o.hr. p. y.
lIOKe Mr NJ.
Iagina Mcdonnell. Nss
Ignao e Ars Palp s. Camno Tscop An.oao Car
Ignacs Spsmqare join Aaen tramp jaeos
Cramp Ari Cnmp CO. MyT-etas WA Couwe Ihos p P.t-
~ V. Collar bos. u kel Andres J. Inch. ADfaaam B.
Hooper Wahiugon Van lussn Martin G. Dsi1h Al rrsos
jacob Pitcher Heu &. Viewer Clauis Marina, JobA Aoa
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dal and unchanged what .teayi soh II sfnT - Z~ ~
strictly pHe choice Red F. 81 ssari 70 Cor qaG NIL
IN bulk, 5O052cf DO sacked 5 Whffe. oNIe Ob eu as rs
changed Bar'ey spring Al i've trm, 81 l.
WHISKY quiet II sc Tobacco 73 5gl % 20 isf
good Leaf Hemp AID Bsgsng unel sd Pofs OEer al W. fV ~
bas Meat, ,dulShouitrs &c Char eb sc Bacon I9s
for kg Hos qBie, s64 S8 70 Cattle ae.vs ~ 23atb
600 bush. Ost.
.NcssAT March 3co'ion steady with goier'is eeTsnf
uihk ftf Flour anl Grain gncallg Csf BOTA lqli .oiN
wlag 70 make eoneesous sales go 90 Lord dui ard
sh9rarr' ~ TEL q ar RIO Sds "a rs,i Clear sC t.
dii -ll ioH Ahortcs te, Cr Ib sAes lo!c Ger q
iHc WHISKY grr sh fair dcnsnI 81e.
AlBhi S3rc Jlaghg foue il Nhea, nyc. Cor. d sas
bgo hrni yellow 81 BIC Barley ough for; ssies isg H $50
ToS'd tate BE- Os sold &c. for zo state sb bayen tSo
Sc. at the e.ose.
foLEpo. March gFoEr qus' ani unshaze whea. ll and
lover Nc Red W4iah 81 tiH 81 o. Corn qsi end uhsng1
Oats quiet aod unchanged geceg bbs bb WLssc
1910 bash- Corn 900J losh. OatA
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
RRONZEs Al TIFFANY'S.

The Bronze. lately received by Tiffany & Co.,
the urs received the Investment Of Paris are many
NJ tcu ~ high order such as Cleopatra, by Dumaige
Ofrstcs by Maturn MOrau; Birds, by Pauleot Moiguez
choice clock sett cnelcd articles, DC Icy arc Weu
.ortb, The attention 1f yi,tOrs aud lOY0rs Oi art
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

burdening any one profession busncs with special
charge to this end" Very respectfully your 0bedent
servant CHAs q. JoLISE, Chief Clerk
New- York, March 30. 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
HUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.
MUSIC.

The first performance of Wagners "Lohen-
grim announced at the sadt Theaer for last night has
been postponed till Monday next. Madame Lichtmay,
Habemann, Franosch, Madame Frederici, Vierng' ana
Wilhelm Formes have tho principal roles
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE DRAMA.
A NEW THEATRICAL ENTERPRISE.


A new career is about TO begin for the Four
teenthst Theater Miss Laura Keene, 1t Is intimated
has leased the establishment and she will shortly reopen
it, under the name OF LAURA KEENEs THEAfER' ihe
now MANAGEMENT begins at once Tuesday, April the
1lth, will, we anticipate, be the opening night hr
William Creswick, the distinguished English actor VIII
then make his appearance in drama that was written
expressly for him. and that highly successful when
originally produced under his management in London
five years ago. Miss Keeno is engaging her theatrical
company and understand that she Intends to have
good one. Her enterprise ought 10 meet with synpa
thetc welcome from the public. The professional ap'
pearance Of Mr. Creswck has earnestly been desired by
those acquainted with the high character of his repu
tation on the English stage and Miss Keene will com
mence well in thus Offering strong attraction ana
positive novelty.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
Mr.. Sidney Woollett appeared at Association
Hall Yesterday afternoon and reced Tennyson's poem
Of Enoch Arden" The Hall well filed and the
auditory was intelligent and attentive IL not demon
stratve II did not applaud yet ii seemed to enjoy the
entertainments Mr. Woolett has been heard here BEFORE
In the recitation OF this particular poem He delivered
il on this occasion with great deal OF apprecatye
sympathy and dramatic skill, and made its contrasts OF
simple details and gorgeous scenery, happy love ana
hopeless anguish, very clear to the minds OF oil VINO
heard hs voice Mr. WoOllet Is pleasing elocutonst.
and is commended popular esteem by his youth, bis
freshness Of mind his earnestness and his weltracd
talent in this vocation
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK n,RxRr-y,,., ~

Betres es-phAet more tce a1 prse1 slightly tesr fr Tlrf
s5l59 % Stj Medium, - ll0 - J Inferior Orasrr. -
n - ~ rece 70, Bi sd s sj bef tU..ifirft npenf
rY scye lu under Jrgs tr sosi weak ,d pfaes OEsrt
quoted 90 13a 80 'i receipts, heat A~pO tpd 10
usni g market vithou dl canse; Pa 20 Good Wooe Sheep
SdaSi Good 20 Ertri i0+s sbsad sheep. fof ysr
Good. and 494 70 % r Cool b LEn. r--e-t zl ar.A
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

wOODGOORLEY tie 2 inst he house Of he brie, hhss
nv Rev Milton McAflln Mr. william H. Wood and hs' MARY .
Goolley both Of Morrow County, Ohio.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Hih ~"
name and address
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards IuitA Stamping Note PaosA
w. Ey.aDsII Son. lOl FuLroNsT Old DUrcB cEUzcH
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-03

Helena Money Lottery.-The proprietors
v the Helena Money Lottery set forth the
IN and project in this issue. To those
no like to take chsnccson making stake,
'aaords the best opportunity yet pre- scented
inc way of Lottery. Nessrs. 4olitor
Sa Newman will conduct IL fairly and
Faarcly just as they advertise We have
Se most implicit confidence that it will be
"nuucsed with perfect integrity. Ono
SSe' in every six draws . prize. The
'4a''est prize is double the price of ticket
we largest $1,000. There Is no deduction
Vm prizes drawn, and there will be no
ss'ponemcnt of the dayof drawing. They
h. sst'e 5000 in $l2, 900 to cover expenses,
a donation TO schools, and for conducting
~ 0usl''ess. Ticket holders have . fair
wv n" a. the remaining 5000. This scheme
:. !" not net much profit to the proprietors,
"e school donation will cncroach on the
Ign above expenses, but ~ they design
r. "ne subsequent drawings It will b good
r,u"sement Tickets can b procured BY
''s'''"g tho Agent or Manages.