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CRIMES.

CINCINNATI, June l0.-In the trial OF
Mcclellan for the murder Of Myers, at
Lebanon, Ohio, jackson Carver, an
accessory was brought from Jail and
admitted as witness against Mcclellan.
He admitted striking Myers with a
stone, but says Mcclellan fired the fatal
shot but did it without taking the pistol
from his coat pocket. Carver s testi-
mony will be continued Monday by
consent. The other prisoners held as
accessors will also testify. The case is
exciting intense interest.
new YORK, June l0.-At the exami-
nation Of the seameu charged with the
murder of Captain Amesbery Of the
ship J. L. Bowen, the District Attor-
nev stated that as there was no positive
evidence OF murder the charge Of man.
slaughter was withdrawn, and scharge
of committing revolt was substituted.
The prisoners will be examined on
Thursday next.
All seven OF the seamen engaged IN
the mutiny on board the ship Mantoeda,
bonded for extradition to Great Britain
for trial, now only await warrants to
send them across the Atlantic.
Edward Nevins convicted at the
General Sessions Court yesterday, on a
charge OF forging tickets on the Erie
Railroad Company by which said com
pany had to suffer loss of $25, 600
was remanded for sentence.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty -fOu
Hours.

WASHINGTON, June II, 7:30. P. NJ
The barometer has risen slowly on the
Pacific coast with fresh southwest winds.
1t remains sensibly stationary at the
Rocky mountains, and has very gener-
ally fallen east Of the Mississippi river
The area Of the lowest barometer has
remained central northeast OF Lake
Ontario. The temperature has not
materially changed excepting slight
fall from Wisconsin to Lake Ontario
and Virginia. Rain and threatening
weather is reported from Arkansas,
Indiana, Michigan and Georgia and
now prevails from West Virginia to
Lake Erie and eastward to the Atlantic.
South and southwesterly winds prevail
in the Atlantic and Gulf States, north
and west winds from Lake Superior to
Arkansas and westward.
ProbabiLities-lt is probable that fresh
and brisk winds from the northwest and
southwest will be experienced tonight
from the Lakes to the Gulf coast !;
threatening and rainy weather from
North Carolina to Maine, followed by
clearing up and pleasant weather and
on Monday morning very generally
east of the Mississippi, but later in the
day in the New England States.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at ll2!.
About 5000 have been collected in
New York for the suffering miners Of
Pennsylvania.
Col. A. K. Mcclure, Of Philadelphia,
has been engaged to deliver the Fourth
of July oration at Newark, n. j.
The Buckeye race course, at Cincin-
matt, was sold on Saturday to the Ham
ilton County Agricultural Association
for $4,000.
- The Omaha and Northwestern Rail-
road Company has advertised for bids
on work extending their road to Blair,
Nebraska.
A fire at Oakland, n. Y, Saturday
night, destroyed the Presbyterian
church, a stable and two dwellings.
Total loss $4,000, with but little in
surance.
Saturday was a great day for the Sab
bath school children Of Rock county,
Wisconsin. They held their annual
anniversary. Governor Fairchild made
the address. There were over 1000
children present.
The Marengo, Iowa, Republican
County Convention was held on Thurs
day, and instructed their delegates to
the State Convention to support Laury
OConner for Governor. There can be
no doubt of the nomination Of this
gentleman.
The President will return to Wash
ington on July lst for the purpose OF
settling a number OF important appoint
ments which have been for some time
outstanding. Among them is that Of
the Governor of New Mexico, which
will be left open till that time.
Freeman Keys, of Newbury, Vt,
died at the Adams House, Chicago,
Saturday morning at quarter past one
o'clock, in the Gath year of his age
from paralysis Of the abdominal visera.
He was a brother of Hon. II. NJ. Keys,
a wealthy railroad man in the Eastern
States, and was himself well known in
Vermont.
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THE CROPS.

MADISON, Wis, June lO.-This city
was visited last evening by severe
storm, which did considerable damage
TO property. The fruit trees in and
near the city were considerably injured.
DEs MONIES, June l0-Heavy rains
fell last night all through central Iowa,
greatly beneftting crops and increasing
the promise for large crops. Most OF
the country people within one hundred
miles OF this city speak in glowing
terms of the prospects Of large grain
and fruit harvests in the first five
months of this year. The wool crop ls
heavy Notwithstanding thousands of
sheep were slaughtered for their pelts
last winter. The total clip will not
fall below previous years.
MARENGo, Iowa, June l0.-A very
copious and much needed rain blessed
this section Of Iowa on Thursday even
ing, benefittlug the agricultural portion
OF the State to great extent.
JANEsvILLE, Wis, June 10-The
crop prospects of Rock county and
vicinity, never looked better, weather
and rains have been usususlly propi-
tious.
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IOWA.
Mining Company Orgauized-New
County Incorporated.

Mining Company Orgauized-New
County Incorporated.
DEs MONIES, June l0.-The Ottawa
Coal and Mining Company with a capi.
tai Of half a million dollars, have filed
articles Of Incorporation.
There will be music in the State
Democratic Convention next week. The
Young Democrats will advocate the
New Departure" while the old heroes
will spew it out and have nothing to
do with the vile stuff. The State or
gan favors the new Wandering.
One hundred families have moved
into Osceola county since spring. They
have voted to organize the county which
will be done Immediately.
The Auditor received and paid into
the Treasury Sl4,6l2.l0 collected as
fees from insurance companies up to
1870. These fees were given TO the
Auditor. This sum alone is more than
enough to pay the expenses OF the Audi
tors office for two years.
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Meeting or County Convention,

Meeting OF County Conventions.
COLUMBUS, June l0.-At the county
Republican Convention to-day nine
delegates and nine alternates were chos-
en- to attend the State Convention. 1t
was not deemed expedient to nominate
a county ticket, bnt leave the matter in
the hands of the County Central COM
mittee, who are TO look over the situa-
ton and call a convention at some
future time. A resolution was adopted
that Mr.. Galloway is the first choice Of
this Convention for Governor.
HAMILTON, June l0.-The Republi-
can County Convention met to day and
elected Israel Williams, Ezra Dolten,
Major Miliken, Colonel Bowman, Isaac
Heidersau and John E. Chatlin dele
gates to the State Convention. The
majority OF the delegates are understood
to be Wade men.
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Hostility to German Troops.
Minister Picard Resigned
The BOnapartists Electioneering'
Ratification Of the Washing
ton Treaty Pressed.
The Italian Ambassador Interviews
Count Won Beust.


Count Won Beust.
VIENNA, June l0.-Minghette, the
Italian ambassador, has interviewed
Count Won Beust, the Austrian Pre-
mier, respecting the possibility OF diff
f,rences arising between Italy and
France. Won Beust, however, is re-
ticent on the subject.
Interview Between Prince Bismarck
and EssaId Pacha.
BERLIN, June l0.-An interview has
taken place between Prince Bismarck
and Essaid Pacha, during which the
latter sought to ascertain from the Ger
man Premier, whether his government
would give its countenance to an at
tempt by the Sultan to reduce Egypt
10 more immediate subsection.
Great activity prevails in the German
naval harbor of Wildhelmshaven.
Basis for an Orleanist Succession.
VERSAILLES, June l0.-The prince de
bonneville and Due dAumale had an
interview with President Theirs and
VI. Grevy, President Of the Assembly,
Yesterday. During the interview it
was proposed that the princes would
submit and relinquish their claims in
Difference to those Of the Count de
Chambord as basis for an Orleanist
succession. The proposition was favor
blv received by the prince, who con-
,cnted to accept and abide by its terms
The Washington Treaty.
LoypoN, June 1.-THE members Of
the conservative party are actively
working against the ratification of the
treaty recently agreed on by the Joint
High Commission at Washington. The
vote will be regarded as strict party
test, and the ratification OF treaty Will
he earnestly pressed by the members
iavoring the present Ministry.
Orleans Princes in Versailles.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE Orleans
Princes since their arrival here have
been the recipients OF many attentions
from both officials and citizens, and the
courtesies extended to them by their
partizans have been OF the most flatter-
lng description.
The Duke DAumale will leave here
shortly tor Twicxenham, near London,
TO be present at the accoucEement OF
the Countess Of Paris, as events are
shortly expected.
Hostility TO German Troops.
Dispatches from Rouen state that
several disturbances have occurred
there eminating from spirit of hostil-
ity displayed by the inhabitants against
the German troops occupying the city.
The Germans, who have been making
preparations for their homeward march,
now manifest disposition, in conse-
quence OF these disturbances, to main
tain their occupancy Of the city for an
indefinite period.
Minister Picard's Resignation.
VERSAILLES, June ll.-Minister Pic
ard has resigned the Governorship Of
the Bank Of France, to which position
he was appointed few days ago.
Bopapartists EIectiOneering.
The Bonapartist agents are actively
st work electioneering for the return OF
Napoleon. Many leading lmperialists
have returned to this city. and it is be-
leved that a Plebiscite to decide between
the Prince Imperial and the Count de
Chambord will shortly be proposed
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Ship Swamped at Sea.

SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE ship
James R. Keeler, which was recently
dispatched from this harbor for Port
Gamble, Washington Territory, sailed
from there for Callas loaded With lum.
Der. On the second day out the vessel
sprang leak and becoming water-log'
ged, was run ashore in order to save
the cargo. The ship, it is feared, will
prove a total loss.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Two Men Stabbed In a street Figh

Two Men Stabbed In street Fight.
PHILADELPHIA, June ll.-During a
street fight early this morning at the
corner Of 10Th street and Bridge road,
two men named Daniel Boone and Her
mann Christian, were stabbed. Boon
was conveyed to St. Joseph's hospital
where be now lies in dying condition.
Four men charged with having been
implicated in the affair have been ar
rested and locked up to await examina'
tion.
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Contract for Bridge Awarded.

ST. JosEPH, No, June 1.-THE con-
tract for building the bridge over the
Missouri river at St. Joseph was award
ed to-day to the Detroit Bridge Works
Company for $4,000. The bridge is to
be completed on or before November
lst, 1872. The superstructure is to be
similar to that Of the Hannibal bridge
and the piers are to be built in the same
manner as those Of the ST. Louis bridge
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Accident.

CINCINNATI, June l0.-Last evening
about I o'clock, as two newsboys,
Johnny Mack and Thomas Larity,
were playing on the Custom House
steps, Mack was accidentally pushed
over the balustrade, falling fifteen feet
to the pavement, sustaining a broken
arm and severe internal injuries.
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PITTSBURGH.
s.,,suce or NeeIey and McGee.

P1rrsBUReH, June lO.-In the Court
of Quarter Sessions this morning, eI-
Commissioners Neeley and MCGEE, who
entered pleas of guilty of receiving
brides from applicants for license to sell
liquor, were each sentenced to pay a
fine Of $4,000 and to undergo imprison-
ment for one year in the county work
house.
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struck by Lightning.

OXFORD, Iowa, June l0.-Last night,
between the hours of nine and ten
o'clock, the store room occupied by
Jacob Wagner was struck by lightning,
and was consumed with all the con.
tents. Three other buildings, a grocery
drug store, and restaurant, took fire
and were DESTROYED.
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Sudden Death.

PLYMOUTH, IND, June l0.-An old
gentleman named Ssley. a soldier Of
the war of 1872, residing near this city,
came to town last Friday to make ap-
plication for pension, and while return
ing home he was stricken with palsy,
from the effects of which he died.
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Fire.

BROOKLYN, June l0.-A fire at Hun
ter's Point, this morning, destroyed
four buildings on the corner of Gen.
tral avenue and Seventh streets. The
entire loss will reach $4,000; the in
surance amounts to 5000.
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Arrested.

NEW YORK, June l0.-Volney
Wright, q counterfeiter who was arrested
at San Francisco arrived here to-day in
custody of Col. Whitley.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
]. H. PENpLEroN. q. o. pAvNroAr
PENDLETON 4 DAVENPORT.

A TToRNEYs AT Law, FOURTH
"A street above the odice OF Lamb
PAUL., Wheeling. Practice Law In al the
Courts OF Ohio and MarshAn countoas w.
Va, and In the Federal Courts and Court q
Appeals. Also In neighborins countss q
Ohio and Pennsylvania sepl
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an Act to Rechaytera 1az,esNs R,1au

An Act To Rechortcr 3daz,csTs .B,1ayc
ocer Seneca Rirer, in Oconee County.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud
House of Representatives of the rtatc of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of The same, That the bridge known as
Maxwell's bridge, over Seneca River, in
Oconec county, be, and the same vested
ID HiorJ IL. Makwcn, s1arion. Maxwell
aud Annie Sloan, their heirs and assigns
with the same privileges and rates of
toll as those heretofore allowed by law.
Approved March 0, 1871.
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4 - II = 4. q X
Az act decaaring a tract Of one hundred
acres Of .laad, IN the County Of Fair
u. field, as escheatcd to the STATE and to
sgs' Vest the title to Ike same in The Tras-
1. tees Of Riagegay Academy.
Whereas, one Mrs. Murdoc, widow,
aisdEa nnn,her.et years since, leaving ms ns
her estate one hundred acres of land in
the County Of Fairfield, bounded by
lands of William Dunlap, Samuel Nc
Quarters and others; and, whereas, she
left no heirs or representatives; there
fore,
SECTION i. Be Il enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the State Of Soutl, Carolina, now met
md sitting in General Assembly, and
! by che authority of tho same, That the
: said tract of one hundred acres of land
be. and the same is hereby, declared to
/ have escheated to the State.
Sec. Q. That the title of the State to
said one hundred acres of land be, aud
tie same is hereby, vested in S NJ Smart
Moses James and Wyatt Boulware, and
their successors in Office. as Trustees of
the Ridgcway Academy in tho said
q County of Fairfield.
SEc.. 3. That they are hereby autho.
rized 10 sell tho samc, and apply the
mony for the purpose Of building
school at or near the above mentioned
place.
Approved March ., 1871.
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An act to cmpotcer, duthorsee and require
tie county commissioners Of Orange
burg county to build a bridge across
the north .tork Of Eatsto ri'uer, anil es.
tabhshing a road Merefron, to tie to,oa
Of B,anchuiUe.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of tho
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
uthority of the same, That the county
commissioners of Orangeburg county be
and are hereby, empowered and required
to build Gas early as practieable) bridge
across the north fork of Edisto river, aud
to establish road therefrom to the town
of Branchville, in said county and, If
necessary for said purpose, they may and
shall have the right to levy special tax
for the purpose aforesaid
Approved March ., 1871,
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An act to amend an act entitled aan ae.

An act to amend an act entitled "an act
to regulate the agencies Of Insurance
Companies, not Incorporated in the
iStateof South CaroHaa"
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met aud
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That Section 6
of an act entitled San act to regulate the
agencies of insurance companies, not ir.
corporated in the State of South Caro-
lina," be amended so as to read as fol-
lows: iThat for every license issued by
the oomptroller-general under this act
the company or agent taking out such
license shall pay or cause to be paid, into
sths Treasury of the State the sum oe
tire dollars, the snmo 70 be appropriated
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! An ae, 10. ertend Me Hn.its ef thc sOum of

An act 10 ertehd Ae limits IF The tour, of
sBa Camden.
- SECTION. 1. BE it enacted by the
70 Senate and House Of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina, new met and
sitting,in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the limits
of the town of Camden be, nd the same
are hereby. extended as follows, to wit !:
sThe Western boundary shall commence
at the point at which Wylie street inter-
4 sects with Pine Tree Creek, and shall
5 extend northward along the line of said
EWylie street three-fourths of mile be-
'yond the present terminus of the said
rsstrect, and this point the northern boun-
Diary shall extend in an eastern direction
isuntii it intersects horse branch, and
thence by course of said stream, to the
point where it empties into little pine
tree creek, and by the course of said
creek, in a southern direction, to the
confluence of said creek into pine tree
creek, and thence by the course of the
last named creek, to the point where
Wylie street now iutersects the said
creek. creek ,b.,
ee@ SEC, 2. That the intcndant and war
dens of the town of Camden are hereby
required to proceed, Immediately upon
the passage OF this act, to designate, by
proper marks and monuments, the boun-
daries hereinbefore authorized.
g SEC. 8. That all acts or parts Of acts,
inconsistent with the provisions of this
sact boand the same are hereby repealed
Approved March 8, 1871.