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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-19

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fessed 10 the uracaiee ~ b, 4, urrens .seca-
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er's nosiee, that more men i,avs dissa
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the New York Press, wfshiis Sen years.
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gether; young men whose taIshfs slzsrs
been of the firs. order. and sssas spsaaaiss
of a life, of usefulness, hcnor and. sssi-
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17
Eastern Intelligence.

"a France matters are resuminS their
wooted aspect. and Ne Governments las de-
cided on iDdemnifyins ovncrsef property des-
troyed during the reign Of the Commune.
The French supplemental siecsons are ordered
for July 9Th. They are to fill about 1853 We
cancies in the assembly caused by SO death
in battle. execution and cIpatriation Of re
publican members. Prince Napoleon will DO
elected. il at all, from the island Of Corsica.
The French are to have grand review Of
troops in Paris tomorrow. and TbierB has in
vited the French Assembly TO witness the same.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil were
at Lisbon on the 18th inst.
Starving Persians have killed and eaten hfty
children.
The New York Sun Of June l4th says: We
learn from un9uestonable authority that 4
proposition Of the following nature has been
made by the British Government to q repre-
sentative Of the Cuban Republic: England is
willing 10 guarantee to Spain the sum OF
500, eoe, 600 for the cession Of Cuba to the
Cubaus; Cuba to bind herself not to become
annexed to the United States for one hundred
years from the date of her independence.
The control of Cuban custom houses to be
gwen BY Cuba TO England for security for the
loan till the latter be repaid And, lastly,
Cuba is willing if the powers possessing the
other West India Island consent, to form a
eUnfederacy of all the islands.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

DoS'r LIKE 1.-THE people Of Washington
have lately been laboTiBg under considerable
excitement on account Of the appointment Of a
negro as trustee to superntsnd white schools
A son of Fred. Douglass has been appointed q
school trustee in a district where there are no
colored schools, and his appointment 70 sue
coed a white trustee is not well received. 1t is
sometimes hard for people to lie in the bed
they make for themselves, but it serves them
right. Equality is n great thing for those who
fancy 1t. Go on in the course marked out by
the Radicals, and you will find eventually that
"a white man is just as good as negro if he
only behaves himself"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

The CITY OF CoEISSE," the new steamer,
started on her first trip, with freight and pas
sengers, from Connne, on the morning of the
18th instant, as we learn from the Reporter,
for Lake Port, amid the rirds of the whole
people of that town. She nobly rode ths tenn.
Pestuous waves Of Bear river like thing Of
life. headed for Salt Lake, while the golden
light Of sunrise frightened every star and
stripe Of the Gag which told the vessels ped
gree" We say, with the Reporter, God bless
that ship" and may she be but he forerunner
OF many vessels that will be the means of
building up large trade for the enssrprisipc
eitizeDs of Corinne.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

NEw Books FROM BASCRoFr's.-We have re-
ccived this week from tho press Of A. L.. Ban.
croft Il Co., Market street. San Francisco,
Baucrofts Guide for Travellers by railway,
stage and steam navigation in the Pacific
States; also Baneroft's Tourist Guido around
the Bay, tho Geysers, etc; also a new map Of
Central California. The publication Of books
and maps which fairly represent our country
and resources are at the present time moss cp-
perfume. The Mossrs. Bancroft hsv. supplied
the want 80 much needed by getting MP beau
tifully printed and uocful editions for the pub.
lilo. These works arc for sale by w. T. Smith.
at the Postofflce, at very moderate rates
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

The DEATH WARRANT for the execution Of
Mrs. Fair has been signed and delivered to tho
Sheriff, at San Francisco, ordering him to take
her TO tho place appointed on the 2Sth day Of
July next, and that she then and there shall
be hanged by the neck until she shall be dead.
Notice Of appeal will be served. and when the
July term Of the Supreme Court OF California
commences. wri. Of supersedcas will be ap.
piled for, to delay the execution Of the death
penalty until the appeal shall have been de.
cIdsd.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

EDITORIAL CHASGE.-On Monday hst Judge
Dennis j. Toohy, who has ably e3ited the Co
mime Reporter for long time, gave the pub
Ire notice of his withdrawal from The position
OF editor OF that paper. Judge Toohy has la
bored faithfully to build up the interests Of Co
rinne' and made the Reporter spicy and e1-
cellent paper in times past 1, Will be difficult,
for the Corinne community to se,gre his
equal.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17
On the First of july. 1871.
afaurtair city Mining Compnny-Loea-
ton II natnn. Conc Di.trisi Elhn Ennnir ai.ia nf

afaUrtain city Mining Compnny-Losa-
Nevada
Notes y hereby given, that Al meeting Of The
Bosrd Of Trustees Of said Company. held on The eth
dsy OF June, 1871, an assessment Of twenty hvs
cents per share levied upon tho capital stock Of
sAid sompany, payable immediately in United States
gold CON- To the Secretary. 81 tho oco Of hs CON.
pany No 200 Front street, Ban francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid On tho 18th day o July, 1871 shall DO dlened
delinquent, and will DO duly sdVertsed for sele A.
public suction, sud unless payment shall be nado
1871, 10 pay the Delinquent sssss.psut together With
costs Of Advertising aod expenses OF sale.
~ order Of The Hard Of Trustees.
T. p. .wiHaARD. ssspet.sJ.
jei7i- Once aos From, stfeat van Frauciseo. Cal
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

CnrsA SHooK Up On the 11th Of April Ba-
thaug In China, was visited by an earthquake
and that place and the surrounding country
for tho space Of over 1000 square miles was
devastated, and temples, Governments build
ingS aud dwellings destroyed, causing the loss
Of over q 900 lives.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

How TO MAKE FREE BRIDGE.-Some time
ago an internal revenue collector in the State
OF Georgia attempted 80 get an income return
out Of toll-bridge company and the company
refused to make any return. So the collector
after instructions from headquarters siezed
the bridge for the tax cfsimed. On the day OF
sale. there being no bidders, the collector bid
II in for the United States. so far an went
smoothly. but there was 6 toll-biidge Keeper
70 be paid for running me bridge, and when
the question Of salary arose there was another
question as to out Of what appropriation the
United States could pay man for keeping a
toll-brdge. The acting Commissioner, how
ever, found a way out OF the difficulty by in
instructinG the collector TO declare the bridge
free. which was done, and the travelling public
in that section owe the Internal Revenue
Office little gratitude for free bridge
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

THE RinRoAD.-The Elko aud White Pine
haiitoad nov seems to be in a fs:r way of be-
ing started. The requisite number Of sisners
70 the petition for the issuance OF the bonds of
the county having been recognized by the
Csanty Commissioners, the Railroad Company
viii doubtless make arrangements to COM
neIoe active operations at an early day. A,
present, the prospects look quite fiattering.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

FIRE IN GoLD RrLL.-On Wednesday last q
fro broke out in Gold Hill, on the west side
Of Main street, destroying thirty buildings, in
clndng tho Eclipse mill and n part Of tho
Granite mill. The loss foots up to Dear S3s.-
500 Tho Gro is supposed 10 have boen tho
work Of iroediarisu.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17
PROGRAMME


BOYS ia Blue ~ "
AT 10 o'clock. A. NJ Proces.ion will n. f,, 81 a.,
the Following order,
FIRST DIVISION.
EaPt. WN y. RABBITS. A4d 20 the Grand Mar.hAl
nrili' S'ArShAi Band escpr'iug the CArn Fire DE.
President Orator. Reader and Chaplain Of the Day.
In carriages. -''
q Car eoIfSSinng nc Goddc., o, Liberty. with her
sECcsTp DIVISION
John W, wingate. Al TO the Grand Marshal
AR containing eight sounS Ladies'. representing the
The Navy. represented by eight Eoy, in eos,pn.
drawing gun Of the Constitution.
9nsaining thirteen Young Lodies representing
Car containing 'sirseen Boys. ATso representing the
thirteen States ~
THIRD DIVISION:
J. @. Streetsr. Ahh TO the Grand MsrShnI InyI,od
quests In car Hses. Citizens on horseback aud on
Loot an under the charge Of Col Walk. Cessford Grand
Marshal Of the Day.
TIE PROCESSION
VIM torn on the Plaza at II o'clock A. NJ With IN.
right resting Com erdiAl street hnd ~ n, - ,,
commercial street TO Giliett street; down OiIIett 70
hamilton street; up Hamilton 10 Cedar street: down
Cedar 20 the Pavilion, where the oOncnurse viii he
Sailea 70 order by Cara Palmer President Of the
Day "hen The following exercises VIII bo held:
lst-PIAYER by Rev, John Brown. Chaplain o, IN.
day. f VI '"o
2d-slNGISG. by the Carlin Glee Club.
3d-hEAD'So OF THE DECLARATION OF INDIE
fbNpbSCE, y &. T.. Gillett.
Nh-MCsIC, by IN. band.
6th-oRATIos. by Cox b. o. Csry.
o:h-sISdTS6. by the Clee Club.
Tth-BENEDICTIoN. by the Chspisin.
After Tho e1ercises all will be irvited 10 srr.pr.
around the Festive Board and pETtske Of . surnptuons
bnnoh which viii be prepared by the ladies
Aer which, all will dispense aud participate in the
"i"eroh' Atnu'em"nts prepared for the occasion.
In the Evening there will be
A Grand Display Of Fireworks,
under tho management O; Cant Cb,,Io. po,-...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

A. SPrELNas. of tho Elko Brewery, gives tho
public notice that hereafter, on account OF the
hot weather. hs will stll his lager at the low
price OF Atty cents gallon Al Wholesale.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

REyBEsHISo.-Just the thing this hot wea Their
TO kesk ones pulse regular is bottle Of that
delicious and highly favored soda, manufnc-
tured by our townsnan, J. Talbot. All the
saloons keen it
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

JANEs A. WESTON. Democrat, was elected
Governor Of New Hampshire, June 10th, by
the two houses in Joint convention.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

ne CITIZENS AND FIRRNEN OF CARIIS N:
connection With Sle citIcDs of The surroun dtIg
owns Wall celebrate tie coming AuniVersAry Of our
Nations Brthdzy-tO phtch ALI, WILL uF MOST
CORDIALLY wkkCOMEp
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17
a GRAND BALL

a GRAND BALL
WIZ by given in tha Evening At the CARTiS HOTEL,
by o. PIERCE and A. J. SMITH, TO which all arc cordial.
ly invited. - " " N'
COMMITTEE OF AMENDMENTS Capt John A.
rainier Chairman: Walt CesEfOrd, Jas smith 1 q
Sueeter, g. Arnhsim, o. Pierce. Thos Uolme. A !
Whtod - :" ''o'""'R' .
jel7 VIM NJ UAyrSop s,..,.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17
Free Library in Louisville, to be called the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

SFeo Library IN Louisville, TO be called the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
by the provisions Of the charter this Library 1. 10 b.
forever free TO the Rra;uitous and enjoyment Of
every citizen. and IL the purpose OF the Trustees 10
raise fund SUFFICIENT secure suitable building 4,
place in Il books enough to form the nucleus Of mag
nineent library and To 40 endow To enable II TO
ouy The current publications. they out ana TO
DO selfsustADinR Tho Concsrs and distribution Will
take place under the immediate supervision Of tho
~ follow:
TRUSTEES:
ThoE. T. BrAmlctte, lAts Governor Of Kentucky.
HenrJ "sttsrson. Editor Courier. Journal W. X Had.
eruhu, President CourierJournAl Co. Ben CAssedGy
AnzeRer; H. ". McCarty, Of the Daily Ledger; J. q.
Cain, CLERK Jefferson Court OF Common Pleas; NJ W
Ciu.hy. Author Political Test BOOK; X T. DurTe,t Of
The Louisville Bar The Trustees will be- assisted by
the following weilknown and eminent citizens Of Ken
tue BY who have consented To Sc present At the con-
q gtns: ''''"
SUPERVISORS,
Non. II. j. Sites. Judge Jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas; Hon. T. u. Cochran, Chancellor Louisville
ChAncery Court: Hon. II. W. Druoe. Judge Jefferson
Ron. II. J. Webb. senAtor o. Kentncfyi Col a. G.
n-; U; & District Attorney; col Phil. Lse
\ Boyis. President ~. Il. 4 2 Il r.; Or, + r. neil.
Prof. Med. University. Louisville: Iflson +. Johnson
Membce Congresr: Andrew Graham. Tobacco and
CouOn Broker.
ne holder, Of ticket. to which san. are awarded
ny Tcts, viii be for sSle at the once in Iouisyiiis
On the First Of July, 1871.
liberal discount viii bo allowed when 100. 800 or
LOO neieh arc purchased ia lot All orders accom-.
express. "a ordered
The undsrsigned late principal Business Manager Of
the TeTJ successful Mercantile Library ON Concert Of
san Francisco having been appointed Agent Of tho
done To make this an entire success. and buyers OF
tlcksis will and their interests we'll guarded II
they wsIo psrsonsiy present and superin,cnded Tho
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

~ MAssor1o -
a N N ~ e Il SARy
OF ST. JOHNS DAY,
AT ELKo. NEW.
On Saturday, June oath, 1871.
ORDER OF ExERCIsEs
a y kpDREsS VILE BIZ DELIVERED At VIII,
"A Church 10 Elko. by p n c. L GlIstt. Of c,,nn
- u" The puAls sss ,sspsetfulIy invited
Masonic Dr9SER at the Cosmcpoli,,p Ho,., =, -,
3ei1e, r n; Az HssOns In good sanding are cor.
In the Evening. ar Ma cosmoponsa Hotel. thar,
VII be given '
"A 3 a L L
Comnsning .. . O'Clock p NJ
COANITIEE OF INYrrATIeS:
=, EtIo-' A. Rogers. W. ?. Dyer. 8. neinhsrt. 7 D.
CAALnJ. u Woodwork. James Ressgue, c.Orx,
Barrett N'ss
PALlsApI-L- l. Hosle MI Johnston.
BATTLE AovrIArS-J. A. Blossorn
ToASo-R. Y. Marx
LAHofIE AND RUIZ vALLxIs-6eorxe ssttx
CAMP HALLEcK-JAmes McBtrpsJ
RAILROAD DIsIRIcr-EJ CarpeauI
MousrATs CTrI-wilsOn Hays Auea Pi,h.,
BULL RuS-W. W. Guptn, A. Van Nleeh.
COMMITTEE OF REcErrIOS-E 3. Ieates A. Bi,sl
william Plughcn
FLooR MASAOEEs-pr. J. J. xetx,. T. n. s,op,-
r. q. Kenyon.
RLooA DIREcroR-J. ID. Treat jelT
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-17

Al sunrise a National Salute will be hred by the
BOYS ia Blue" - "
Al 10 o'clock. A. NJ Procession will be form ed in
the following order, 49, "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28
CRIMES.

New YORK, June 21.-Catherlne Po
land, OF 525 West Fifty-first street
while attending picnic last night at
East River Park, foot of East Eighty
fourth street, was decoyed into a seclu
ded spot by Thomas Key and Thomas
Haley and outraged. Hearing her
cries two police officers came to her as
sistance and succeeded in securing the
Williams. They were locked up and will
be to-day fully committed for trial.
John Connor will be tried to-day in
Brooklyn Court of Oyer and Termlner
for the murder Of John Goss.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-On Saturday
night two men were killed at Hardin,
Kay county, Missouri, by man named
Brice, who stabbed them in a saloon.
Brice was confined, but was taken out
by mob in the night and hanged. Two
other desperadoes concerned in the
stabbing have been arrested. The
authorities have been able to protect the
latter from the mob.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Licutenant
James Flaherty, of the police, was shot,
and its thought fatally injured, by a
notorious rough named James Monag'
han at Eleventh and Spruce streets
this afternoon while assisting his Off
GERS to make an arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28
WEATHER REPORT.
synepsis for the Past Twenty.Four
Hours.

Hours.
WASHINGTON, June 81 P. M
The barometer has risen somewhat
without material change in the weather
on the California coast. Threatening
and cloudy weather is reported from
Nebraska, where rain fell last night
The barometer has fallen somewhat in
the Mississippi valley and still more
so on the lakes. An area Of low pres
sure has slowly advanced southeastward
and is now central near Lakes Ontario
and Huron. The area of cloudy wealth
er with occasional light rains; which
was Monday evening in North Carolina
and Florida, is now confined to the
latter State. Partially cloudy weather
is now reported from Georgia to Vlr-
ginia and clear weather generally pre-
walls in the Middle and Eastern States.
Clear weather prevailed until this after.
noon on the Lakes, but cloudiness is
now increasing with fresh winds from
the southwest and rain storm of small
extent is reported from Southeastern
Missouri.
Proba6iHties.-It is probable that the
area of low pressure in Upper Canada
will move southeastward, accompanied
by fresh and brisk winds from Lake
Huron to New Jersey. The conditions
are favorable for local storms in the
Ohio valley and on the middle Atlantic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28
COUNTERFEITING.
Large Band Of COuuterfeiters.-T The
Arrest SkiIlfulIy Managed.

Large Banu OIL COuuterieiters.-l
Arrest SkillfUIIy Managed.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-In April,
United States Marshal Hastings, OF
the Northern District of Ohio, re-
ceived information that large
amount of counterfeit greenbacks, Ma.
tional bank notes and fractional cur
rency were being circulated in Northern
Ohio and Eastern Indiana, and that a
large gang of foperators were engaged in
it. Two OF the most skillful detectives
in the secret service were detailed to
assist Hastings in the matter. During
the past two months they haveIbeen en-
gagged in working up the case, and have
succeeded in breaking up the gang,
Arrests have been made from time to
time, until several of the ringleaders
some of the most desperate characters
in this part of the country, have been
arrested. James Monroe Bissell, OF
Alliance, William H. Bair, of Bucyrus,
Andrew Jackson Barr, Of Van Vert,
John T. Hickman, Christopher c. Brady
and Geo. w. Shawen, of Marion, George
Fedick, Of Decatur, Indiana Matthew
A. BOYD, of New Cumberland, Ohio
Samuel Rivers, Harry Horner, Joe
Warner, and other we'll known rascals,
have been arrested, and a large amount
of counterfeit money was obtained.
Sbawen informed on his confederates,
and gave valuable information. Among
the names disclosed by him were those
Of the Government detectives who were
at work at Fort Wayne, who had sue
cessfully ingratiated themselves into the
90 ,fidence Of the counterfeiters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll23.
Miss Harriet Bruen Whitehouse, the
youngest daughter of the Right Rev,
Henry John Whitehouse, died suddenly
Monday evening. She was greatly
beloved by large circle OF friends.
1t has been ascertained from official
sources that there is no basis or evidence
to'sustain the statement Of the detectives
that there are ten millions Of dollars in
counterfeit notes of national bonds in
circulation.
The troubles of President Tight, OF
the Newark (Ohio,) Rolling Mill Co.,
ended on Monday, Mr.. Tight having
satisfied the employees and officers that
the funds received by him were proper
ly disposed OF.
DR.. Bulls, the Republican nominee
for Lieutenant Governor OF Iowa, was
thrown from his sulky, at Decorat, on
Monday. He had several ribs broken
and was otherwise severely injured. His
physician fears that he is fatally injured.
At Mount Morris, Wisconsin, on
Friday last, two young ladies, named
Carrie Olson, aged fifteen, and Susan
Cave, aged fourteen, went in bathing,
and getting beyond their depths were
drowned. George Tracy, while trying
to save the lives of the Young girls, was
also drowned
Eight hundred Assistant Assessors OF
Internal Revenue have been removed
since last October under the law pro-
viding for the consolidation Of the
Districts This is thirty-three per cent.
of the whole number OF Assessors. The
removals under this law will cease with
the present fiscal year.
Governor Hayes, OF Ohio, has ap-
pointed Charles Reemelin Of Cincinnati,
Andrew Ray Of Trumbull county, and
Benjamin NJ. Skinner Of Pomeroy Com
missioners Of Mines, under the recent act
of the Ohio Legislature. They will or
ganize on the 9th Of July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28
N0fRrieS Rnhlic.
NEBRASKA.
Legislative NaIters-Thc Weather,
Crops, &c.
void

Crops, &c.
OMAHA, June 27.-The Legislative
committee Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton make their report this afternoon.
1t will be silent on the subject OF minor,
ity representation. The committee
think its tendency would be to encour,
age rings and bestow on minorities an
opportunity for influence and action
preiudicial to the wishes and interests
of the majority. They will report
favoring the limitation Of State Senators
to thrty-three, one-third to retire each
year, and the members OF the House to
one hundred and more, to hold office
one year, and that the Legislature con-
vene annually. The committee on
Railroad Corporations will report soon,
requiring all railroads in The State to
keep an office where they will issue and
exchange their bonds and where they can
be examined, and that all roads in the
State should report annually to the
State Auditor their business and stand
ing. The question of prohibiting towns
and corporations giving aid to railroads
will probably be submitted separately to
the people.
Yesterday was the warmest day OF
the season. The thermometer stood at
1Ono an1 there was no wind A fine
rain fell this morning, and it is now
cool and cloudy and the thermometer is
at 650.
Reports from the northern part ofthe
State say that crops of all kinds are
looking finely. Corn and potatoes are
unusually sound. Small grains have
suffered some from the recent warm
weather, but there will be an average
oron