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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
THE STATEN ISLAND MARSHES.

The residents of that part of Staten Island
adjacent TO tho marsh hand preparing TO oppose tie
operations Of the Marsh Land Company. As recently
stated In THE TRIBUNE, this Company Ia authorized by
its charter 10 take possession OF the marsh land and drain
It. Unless within co days after an assessment has been
made the proprietor pays the tax amounting to $50
acre. not 800 stated his land 10 be eon7cated aud
either sold taken possession OF by the Company The
draining Is 20 be done by patent process which neces
states the building Of Iron dykes sc. The residents on
the threatened shore have employed counsel and as soon
the marsh land agents appear injunction will be
sought. The surveyors OF the corporation nave already
examined the ground, and an attempt 10 commence
work is threatened There Is strange clause In tins law
Incorporating tho Marsh Land Company, relating 10 the
payment OF capital by the -tocOlder which reads "a
FOL such payments shall be made either IN money
IN land situate within the limit OF the act or In mate
rial on machinery, or IA any other property mat tue d.
rector may deem necessary or proper Tor tho Company
10 Own on HOsgeFi" ~. capital stock set down &C
{. sud the patent mnt lic aud the pntnnt process
o. Ga. ID i. ~ sStDatei as wOfth mat amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
CIVIL NOTES.

The Viele divorce case came up before Judge
barnard Yesterday morning for settlement Of tie order
giving the custody OF the two younger children 10 Mrs
Tele The Judge announced that ne had consulted WIN
his associates, and unless the trial was DeE lOI1y hc
should suspend the execution Of TIC Ordor'
Judgment was recovered last January IN
tho Marine Court against Thomas McCune OF No g Car
ines in favor Of the Ekhar Iron Works, for $3.50 80
and an execution placed in the hands Of the sheriff.
who levied upon properly IN the Possession OF she
ground that tine property had been transferred by cCue
10 Malone, with the intent to deaua Lis HTo
brought an action against the sheriff. yesterday, IN inc
Marine Court before Judge Aker. aud recovered $50
A. w. Patrie was arrested, during the war,
by Marshal Robert Murray acting under general orders
from the Secretary War; Tor dscourdgng enliSmens
After the war he sued Marshal Murray in the supreme
Court for false imprisonment, and received Judgment
appointed. The came mp, yesterday, on hiOtlOh
on behalf Of defendant Tor change OF the receiver
ton on behalf the piuh was also made To punish
tie dofondant for contempt III not smIehuerIhs lis
property. Decision reserved.
Theodore Rowland and Henry +. Hamill,
I'm s69 were owners ol tho steamboat Port Royal How
lul having obe l.hih interest. lie brought an action
AGAINST Ham yesterday, in the Circuit Court OF Kings
COUNTY and alleged that the defendant sold the vessel TO
Jonn }. Lose ior Sl'OJ0 repf sAuus 90 LIN a. ao
bad received 5000, ana giving aim Ouceightu ol st
iog his share. Tue defendant claimed 10 nave purcIScu
Howands snare for $50 previous 70 ne "a - u ~ ,
WIS a fancy price. Verdict Tor plaintsH $50.
Kate H. Lane brought an action against
Francis T. PeuUoan, yesterday in the circuit Court oil
Kings County 10 recover S6OOo damages for an alleged
assault The parties formerly Joint propIieors OF
the Wawekam Hotel, at Cold Springs lsuUlk county,
and during the sumner Of 100 nad nnahcial trOupeS'
The paintlh, accompanied by her husnanu 'i4o SUI
dren nd nurse, went nom her residence IN lGAlhs
tOnaye To the hOte To look after her interests uha on
her arrival alleges Aat me aecnaAnI h rDe
lent assault upon Der, iightlE ht' Hbn' ''0''' 80
defense l. a general deiilti' 'def Ol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
ADMISSIONS To TIE BAR.

The Committee appointed by the Supreme
Court General Term to examine candidates for adnis
eoa TO the Bar have admitted the following; Hamilton j.
Andrus Charles PiAckney Bull, Frank Daulte, Spencer
q DotT MaXimlIian r. Eltr, Alexander W. Fraser,
iec,ge Fuller T.. W. Fitch, Hannan ii. Hart George W.
Hunt, Louis Levy. Hymes II. LowentBa, Ihaddeus j.
Mcfairthv, John MuIdOck Mackay, Wm. A. Mckinney
T'Nolnns A. Masterson, VIM. &. Minor Phitp O'Reily,
Louis A. Wagner, Ira B Wheeler Aaron "hite' ana a.
Dewitt Wales. Thirteen were rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
TWO FLORIDA PLANTERS QUARREL OVER CON-
FEDERATE CURRENCY.

James T.. BrOOme sold to Reuben Z. Slough
ton May 1855, eight bales OF cotton his plantation
ia Marion County, Florida Tor 50 pound in Confederate
currency. On the day OF the sale Mr. Broome hearing
that Gen. Joseph E. Johnston had surrendered to Gen.
Sherman told Mr. St0ught0n that he would not abide by
the contract and ~ the time sent cOl0Fed mes
senger 20 ms plantation Ia tell his nephew not to deliver
tine cotton Mr. SOu htOn cached the plantation FIRST,
however and took possession Of tine cotton. suit Is
brought To yaLe OF the cotton, and to trlai
was 6egu Yesterday before Judge Brady In the supreme
Court Circuit Toe plaintiff claims thBt Confederate cur
reucy had value alter JOhnst9hs surrender, 6hd'
therefore, the contract was VOID. INC lact tDat zen
Johnston who Military Governor OF that district,
had surrendered civil ana military power Is offered
as proof that tie Couederacy had virtually ended the
defense claims tnat Gen. krDy Smith was sd hShthg,
and dd not until tho proclamation D. Presi-
dent johnson in April following. Inc de1ehGlh on
crosse animation, was asked IL he had over held Cnce
under the ConedcTacy ANA replied that he nal not but
had been Candidate once and was fortunately Deateh'
Case
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DECIsIONs-JUNR n.

Superior Comt--Speaal Terpl--By Judge Mcneil
TIE Wsslbarn handspring gompaDy Tbop 81
order TowDeB at 9ggi Is a. No Ore s-esA
ssme mo. 20der granted hyep sgt Hsns,d-Orie, r.od
By Jaige MeCunnumoRt agt acknowledgements snd despa ~
aside on pa ymeDt a 80 costs.
Marine CoWt-PAt by Judge Curtis.-DOllnef
AIT plainbG for So5 snd I'll S2S
allowance Coaon gt Won - s plsis,s =.
so Koeher sg CHG-Jugment for tho pntd for S5lI ~ ~
allowance. LeAmaa s hnrsydynent fot ne
defendant for and $SS allowance Holbges sgl King
settled. A.
Pqr H-By Julye AHer-wsron sgt COhenjujgrsDt for ~
1sathor : aud B1h agt NebJaigaesi Sr me pissT
tia for S2.3 % and co Is, with 81 Allowance
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. g, ,,,,, so., ,.,r hose. # ,..a baton. -rA ~.

Fdnces hsynr nos ur hos.s ~ pearl bocns 80" ~"
10 wholesale "A. +. stewart Co.
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
,ot YESTERDAY ~ Smith ebsrgd WITH obtaining tseH
roh N properly falls, prtnses from Tiffany CO.. b9art
several cher essos bat owing 70 ds We rnenesh ~
Cont Of sequs the rrsaned ns
new might Dsds .PbbP Pasquay, sssalt ssS
h,,tery n9oz Aase AeRerg P,neBs nSnss John Psrs
% nae and baey frefsrs eehsa bes AZ Ne
bgL sp cared have been general JUS mtnt vas suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
TIE ERIE I,VEsTTGATiON-TI TIE RAPHAEL GER
TIFiCArLS AGAIN

At the resumption of tho Erie investigation,
yesterday Lewis A. Won Hoffman testified rs follows;
Q. Have You produced the list required Of your A
have.
O. Wha, Is tins listf A. II is LIST OF part OF the
Erie sitis sent Ia me by Heath ahd Raphael and list
of the shares taken possession VI by the Erie Company
@ IsEacopy OF tGe uumutrs vi those slaresf A. IL ls
O. Ola you make the copy A. Mr.. Overoec, my clerk,
made IL; personally, had nothing 10 DO with II.
NJ MOilu-I want adJOu. .lBlyut for the purpose OF
ins Eectug mat list ,,,.,,-.
Nj hmay ID DO MT propose TO part with that list,
but | Will H3yo copy OF II maGe at your expense.
AIR. MOr.au-We nave furnished you with n great
many cuies OF papers at our own expense, ana you
-uOud IeciprOcatc Unless have time 20 inspect thls
list can't tell bat certificates yOd want returned,
Mr.. southinayu-l want returned the certificates or
stoc you took NJ, and lie n short vans " 30
N.tl tins case.
After agreeing tlat the list should remain with the
Master, the investigation was adjourned to Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22

,oset a., sr,,y t,ns.cs nj with shadow OF care In
their Happy faces 30 lfto commences 1o,o,sy, iGe
bright Skinner morning, AMI IL Is we'll ths rs close lies
bien frnn, ma in ilr Good gray shadows OF twilight Wo
may many cad sweet lesson ID the deer dr a paGs ARK
nc IN arc many nyaids who hope ~ mud relief from
tc infrme; 10y drinking the waters Of te W., various on,
Ter waters; lfe's cup fer them Is overlooking with
sweets Tive poor Inans, who Tor so many years have
frnd shelter In the DeigoriRg wood seem destined TO
find no res their weary feet no spot wherein to d
piay their gttcring wares since they have boen Obliged
To- move three times alroadY and tho modern American
will perhaps. in consequence Of this, miss his annual OPP
poqtunit5 of displaying Ills swkwardnOss IN tbs aft oi
shooting arrows.
broadway begins to resemble its great prototype OF
Gotham, with Its newly opened branches OF tho new
York stores where be purchased everything neuos
sary 70 lady's toilet, fIum paper or pins 70 J
Of diamonds. The new depot is nearly hnisheu, " III
every Gay the trains bring crowds OF fashloA9
gIims to drink OF the bubbinx waters; ana l, 40
piles OF huge trunks, suggestive OF wondere IL
the way OF toilets, driven slowly up 20 uio 10 so
and disappear swallowed up like so many mes, A"u oo
commences nero the gay season al oara'os"'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-04

They have 10 China what Is known
Is the grease tree Large forests grow
there, and the oleaginous product has
heed I 4 sfdcle II trsfEd' The grease
forms 40 excellent fsllow, burning with
: clea-, brilliant, aud what IS infoitely
more to the purpose white light, 4od
e The same time emitting not 1 trace
ofany unpleasant odor, or Of theordiDary
disasreeable accompaniment Of combus.
sion, smoke.
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The farmer rises in the morning, puts
On bis flannel shirt, taxed IS per cent;
bis trousers, taxed 90 per cent ; bis vest
taxed 80 per Gems, and his overcoat,
taxed--eloth 60 per cent; buttons 40
per cent; braid so per cent; lining GO
per cent; and padding 100 per cent.
He draws on his boots, % per cent;
puH some coal, taxed so per cent, in
his srove, taxed So per cent, with a
pipe, taxed loo per cent; and cooks his
breakfast He seasons his food with
salt, taxed los per cent; and pepper,
taxed 800 per cent, and eats out OF u
plate taxed 40 per cent, with knife
and fork taxed 80 per cent.
lie reads his daily Journal, whose
paper % taxed 20 per cent.--ink 80 per
cest., and type rs per cent.
llc puts on his hat taxed 40 per cent,
smokes cigar taxed 1850 per cent,
bitches his horse, shod with nails taxed
81 per cent, to pillow taxed 40 per
cent, with chains taxed 100 per cent,
and harness taxed IS per cent.
He goes to the village store and buys
for his wife a handkerchief, taxed 80
per cent; a shawltaxed' 200 per cent;
a WOODEN dress, taxed 100 per cent; a
hat,-taxed 40 per cent; pair at stock
iugs taxed 70 per cent; an umbrella,
taxed 60 per cent; a package of needles,
taxed 20 per cent, spool of Coats
thread, taxed 10 per cent; paper OF
pins, taxed 35per cent; a writing pen,
taxed 20 per cent.
He stocks his pantry with rice, taxed
81 per; soap, taxed 20 per cent, can.
dies, taxed forty per cent; starch, taxed
SO per cent.
He lays in lot Of tools Au axe,
taxed 45 per cent; a jack knife, taxed
80 per cent; well bucket, taxed 90
pc. cent; a spade, taxed 40 per cent
saw, taxed 75 per cent,
He buys quo, taxed 35 per cent
He papers his walls, with paper, taxed
80 per ceut. His window glass is tax
ed 50 per cent. He washes his hands
10 a. crockery bowl taxed 40. per cent
He makes his crop and sends il to
market on rails, taxed $4,000 mile
in cars taxed so per cent; drawn BY
engines, taxed IS per cent.
This all absorbs his funds. lie pays
all these taxes as he buys these articles
He is the consumer, aud the consumer
foot all these heavy taxes-taxes paid
every day Of the farmers life, 90 every
tool used, and on everything eat, drank
When he understands it, he gets sick
sinking, of how Radical taxation robs
him for the benefit of a few rich mo
Dopolisis. He takes to his bed, taxed
20 per cent, draws over him sheet
taxed 55 per cent, aud blanket taxed
2i0 per cent. lie takes qaiuine taxed
45 per cent.
But il does no good The tariff kills
him. He dies aud is buried in all sorts
oftaxed things. His fate. is recorded
on marble stone taxed 40 per cent
and he goes where there are no Tariffs
His epitaph reads thus {: "IIere lies
the American Farmer, Taxed to Death
BY Monopolists."
So let him retaliate and vote down Il
death the Infamous Radical party that
thus brushes him.
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a eIsFgYn11 fsiPg PREACHED several
shines 10 small town, IL which he had
not ouce boon invited to dinner, said in
seriouly exhortipg biz henrers against
being seduced " <te prevalent vices OF
the age = have preached against
every vice but luxurions living, having
had no opportunity of observing to what
extent il j. carried "a y this town.7
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-04

A Greek maiden, being asked what
f0rtune she wonld bring her husband,
replied IN the following language Il
VII bring him what gold cannot pur.
cbase--a heart unspotted and virtue
without d staib-which is I'll that de-
scended % me from my parents.
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:. V , L. REIFsNIDER has on hand :
.a,se stock Of Brussell, Q Ply. Inrra J :
,nsI and Rag Carpets. OH Cloths nan laa'
Ar,; s, .onyaer.plated Ware, House ( eeo;n.
R ai,: Looking Glasses, &c.. for salp y
r'ssa' dec %
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NOTICE.

GALL and see my fine assortment - Z
" French Cloths, Cassimeres, and 1 ~.
OF all grades and kind, at PhiladeiphD
prices. rcu
oct "a N. /. GOBoUon
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FOR SHERIFF..

THE friends Of. William stiner, o. w. M
Windsor, in Hampstead District p m
him as candidate for Sheriff in ion, s
ject to the decision Of the nominating '' %
yention Of the Democratic conss a"il
Party. NV
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THE subscriber, Licensed serlvenss q.
l. always ready, on short notice anu y, y.
sonable terms, TO write Deeds, Mor,gass
Bills of Sale, Bonds, Releases, WIZ yaSp y
Double Pipe Creek, Nd. mar ~
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Great Bargains.

DRY GOODS AT COST AND LESS
II. L. Morris 4 Co.
MILL sell their present stock Of Same by.
w Goods Of all kinds from now anh' ~
TENDER LIST, at cost and less for cash, IN ''S1'
to be ready for the fall trade. r.
augI II. L. Norris 4 70
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A1'he wiIe's secret.s Her optimism Of
her husband.
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ATTENTION, FARMgRS!

WE have on hand and for sals '''s
w bushels Of choice Clover Sesq,
GRIMES d ST0uffEn,.
At the Railroad Depot, Westm'"''
feb 10
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Spring and Summer
IMPORTATION 1871.
RIBBON Ms,
Millinery and Straw Goods.

A RMSTR0NG, GATOR a CO. Impor.
~ tiers and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming
and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Satins
and Velvets, Blends, Nets, Grapes, Riches,
Flowers, Feathers. Ornaments, Straw Bon
nets and Ladies' HAS, Trimmed and I'm
trimmed, Shaker Hoods, &C., 237 and 2S9
Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Nd, offer the
largest stock to be found in this country,
and unequalled in choice variety and cheap
ness, comprising the latest European nov
elites. ssSt af
Orders solicited, and prompt attention
gwen. mar 23z
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ARDEN SEEDS--Eyery varles
VI the Shaker Gardens, a. x,.Nn,s
feb is e. X. GEhNAND
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black Berry syrup.

nor Diarrhea nd Summer Complaints
.I use Herring Co npouudSyrup of Black
berry Root Sold ~ A. H. Huber and
John W. Wilmer. iulys
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Don,estIc Goods.

DROWN and Bleached Muslins at man
- ufactnrers prices. aIso Ginghams, Tick
ings, Flannels, &c., at
apt H. L. NoTis& Co.'S.
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MICK'S
H@. MOWER AND REAPER.

WIN. II. HARMAS & Co.. Sole Agents for
the State of Maryland This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in this country
or Europe. We ask nothing more of any
honest farmer than to give them a fair trial !.
where true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they will work and give
entire satisfaction, under all circumstance.
Messrs. Mccormick & Bro. say TO all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower,
Take their machine and try it to your sat.
isiaction through he Harvest with any other
m'., hine you can get, and keep which ever
you like best" These machines combine
all modern improvements of any value.
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A LARGE supply of Laces, Jaconet
IN Edrings and lnsertings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, at
ap21 Mrs. A. u. Atmsfrong's.
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FOR SHERIFF..


A CHOICE assortment Of fne Black
IN Alpacas; also low priced and fancy
colors, at
sep y IA. u. Norris & Co.'S.
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ntoLAssEs, OubR, ,8Q660
New Orl'ns 10000
Sugar H'se.. 6e@0O
NAILS, y keg5 5000 20
ONIONS. Pbusl 1902 90
OIL. KeroAene,g & 4WD50
Machinery. 1901 90
SrEoIs, Gold F. @I 10
Silver @1 "
PorAT's, Iris l 40W2 lOp
Sweet, bus 0001 20
RICE, Carolina b 91ib
SHoT, Jpbag. 5000 rs
SALT, Liverp.2W@2 10
soar, Tlb,.. .,..,7A@1D
SffHITs, Alcohol, $500
Brandy a G0812 90
Gin 20 00IG 50
Rum. 80. "a 0U@7 90
Whiskey.. I 351o4 60
SUaAR, Crus & P15@iG
Drown..... ..12@14
STARCH, % B.. 8t@l0
TEA. Green fbiD0G2 90
Black, II 00W1 10
'ronACco, Chw. 00D1 90
Smoking b. .50de1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .5O@G
French. GoiD0
WINE, Cham. 28@s5 90
Port, 73galS 00D5 80
sherry. 7i@7 10
Madeira. g 00N8 10
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Payment of Interest.
TNEAEUREN'S DIFF

IKEASCNEKS t)FF1CE
tRRENF1LLK AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co..
COLUMBIA, 3. c., juno 28, 1871.
NHE July interest, less Government tax,
Il ON the fret mortgage bonds also, on
lraStion9l certificates Of indebtedness, qua
mortgage, will be paid on presentation at
thle Office ON and after 1st July next, the pay
ment OF the same having TO be end orsed
and second mortgage bonds and certifiuates
OF indebtedness, will be paid at the South
Caroline Bank and Trust Company, in Oolnm-
nla, g. c., and the Banking House of f.H.H.
kinpton, No. Nassau street, Now York. n
10 GEO. ". WATERMAN,
1unei5S 'i't ,:.a!ti Trehaurer
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100 T@pApst@DHOND

or{{Gf OF coTNS7 k1DSfon. hqoHIx1s91 hmMx9H
~ =" C6iosfBIA,B o., ,ynnb b 58. .isH' ~
pursuanoeEs GO xos ios Ahb General As.
s.e.peaY, a, isP last Aai0no,wH Office in,Co-
oF $1 E asst s oses Sa ksd tS Sfs se ST tK
eonal Property of tho tax-paYern of this Conn
~ for the year 1871. =, .' ooun
Blanks CAD he obtained At this oilco,.
Taxpayers are required to ienter on blanks
all tfanafers or purohAAes OF RAJ a6tata ana
asso al now: buildings. erettedi sinGo laat 10 :
turE1s t,ii. nv .,.t ,,IJfI.T -,..e' w
! -Hhere Taxpayers negloot to m axe! their ro.
turns, tho County Auditor is compelled, by
law, to charge thbm with the return of the
preti6ns year and add fifty per cent. thereto
nhpenRlty. NJ, J., OAI,NAN
juno 70 Auditor Richland County.
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Payment Of Interest. !, q
OFFICE CITY TREASURE
COI,IJMpII q ~ f1t,pa On 4

OFFICE CTTY TNEASURER.
COLUMBIA, 3. c.. June 28, 1871.
tlIY OF Columbia C0U PONSl due, and those
* masthnring sh July 1, 1871, will be ppid on aud
omce.s WILLIAM j. ETTER, I,
o. City Treasurer.
Office hours Q A. N. to 2P. NJ. -.
), a6 The following papers will pleane insert
three {9) times and send hi.l and pener zen
tanning advertisement to Oitt. 1faSsurei:
Charleston Courier, Charleston Republican.
Augusta ConstIutionasisf, New York Journal
y GomnlcFce. July 20 9 '
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OoIorauo, was enoe dead by an unknown
person. The event gives universal salts.
faction. So
ST. LOUIS. June sO.-Brooks. Mat.
thewa and Marine, a-:nksn gamblers.
fought with knives at the Blk Mile
House: Brooks was carved to death.
CHARLESTON. June 30.-Arrived-briR
Oeorgie. Baltimore; schooner Willie
Martin, Baltimore. Bailed4stenmer
Falcon, Baltimore. q 'hi '',.
oaBRYAN, Texas, June 3O.-A block Of
buildings in; the business part Of town
was burned last night. Loss 8lOO. 900:
Insurance light.
,nJEFFERsoN, TEXAS. June 3O.-A fire
originated in Buron's store- house. be-.
tween Dallas and Austin streets. and de-
stroyed nearly two blocks. Loss esti-
mated at S55, 900; insurance 3l3. 900.
NEW ORLEANS. June 80.-The recorder
sent Thomas Winohell before the First
District Court for killing J. e. Lyon. on
the 17th. His bond was f1xed at SI0. 600.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The war in.
asuinity 0iaim OF kentucky, amounting
to over $500. 900. was paid today. The
claims OF other Statos want m appropria-
tion by Congress. Kentucky's agent
beat the expiration law thirty-tiye
minutes. 'I..ni
Probabilities Brisk winds, with rain.
are prnPai6le for tonight aud Saturday
on Lake Superior. Falling barometer,
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Sixth Dividend

4t CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK. =
COLUMBIA, s.. O.. June 40, 1871.
VIE 6dafd OF Directors OF this Bank have
a, :, declared semi. mt.annuhl.dividend OF SIX
PER GENT. clear OF all United States: state.
county and. municipal taxation, ont Of the
prohts Tor the elk months ending juno 80,
payable cn sad stteT .he Is. Of Jal5 Hax...
<5snes sn . l. ..a. W. p. dULIoK.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, Tbu.l / J0W2 90
DAaaIEG, ..16022
BALE noPE, hianii ,@25
N.Y.orWesBB 8@l2
BUTrKR, North. 3804O
Country, " n. .20030
Bacon. Hams. 16@2O
Slider, " d. 10611
Shoulders. 8W1l
CANDLES, Bperm4OU7O
Adamantine c lhl6@l6
CorroN YAnN1 2O@i 25
CoTToN,Stc H.. 10
Middiing. l8
Low Midl'g, II
Good .Ordny,.... 16
cnEzsx, rEE:.b.b.' 2oa2s Is
Factory. :. .16Gb23
COFFEE, Rio, E}lb17QD22
Lagnayra .231o25
Java .28ab30
Fl.ouR, 90. 7 500l0 90
Northern. 50D11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat II 40lD1 30
Oats. 90Wl 90
Poas -. ! 1001 as
HAY, NORTH. facwt.2 so
HIDES, Dry, J'Ibl23WlB
Groom ...........@ .@8
Land, u ID -. 15a617
LIME, u bbi. 2 G5Id2 10