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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-23

John passuore.
VIM. J. Colegrove
Jesse Merrill.
Henry Orlndy.
Robert Bell.
jasper NJ. Thompson
Isaac Frazer.
George W. Andrews
| Henry Lloyd.
John J. Gillespie.
James Patterson.
J ohm W. Wallace.
Charles C. Boyd.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-23

Admr Of Samuel Is. OkesoR, ueo u
Oct ., 1S12-ts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-11
CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The sale of county real estate of delinquent
taxpayers was continued yesterday at the
Flre.proof building. There being no bidders,
the following pieces were knocked down to
the State on the taxes overdue:
T. J. Mlntz, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
SIG 4s.
Ann Mitchell, house and lot, Mount Pleas
ant, $25 73.
Royal Mltchum, $40 acres, st. Stephens,
s4l.
simon Moncrlet, Is acres, st. James santee,
Sc SO.
John Money, 1000 acres, st. Stephens,
John Morehead, vacant lot, Mount Pleas
ant, $27 SO.
R. T. Morrison, Jr., 23O acres, Christ Church,
s48 So.
R. T. Morrison.,J 10 lots and buildings,
Mount Pleasant, $l44 3s.
R. T. Morrison, Jr., 267 acres, st. James San
3. Y. Morrison, 200 acres, St. James San
tee, $42 06.
Legare Morrison, 1880 acres, Christ Church,
Lpgare Morrison, 1000 acres, St. James San
John Morrison, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant,
SIT O8.
Mrs. Peter F. Murphy, 945 acres, st. Joha's
Berkeley, $55 80.
A. G. Murphy, sos aores st. Stephens,
$64 O3.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy, $50 acres, st, Johns Berke-
ley, s29 ~.
M, NJ xon, $50 acres, st. Stephens, $l2 46.
NJ. Nixon, l3O acres, st. Stephens, 50 SO.
The sale will be resumed this day at the
letter NJ OF the delinquent list.
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CRuNBs.-Meltsn suits are appropriate for
the heated term.
The policemen were paid off yesterday
morning. The occasion attracted quite a
crowd to the vicinity of the Guardhouse.
The Columbia Union implores persons who
don't want to be blown up to be careful how
they use non.explosive oil.
A negro woman was bitten by rattlesnake
near Monck's Corner short time since, and
died In few hours.
One of the wheels of a;dray slipped off yes.
terday In Meeting street, near the Guard
house, spilling the driver andAcontents.
An old lady recently died in Darlington
County who reared thirteen children, and
lived to see one hundred and thirty grand
children and slxty-one greatgrand children.
The pet dog of gentleman living on Cal
houn street went mad on Tuesday, and rush.
ed franticaly about the yard and house, to the
terror of bis family. 1t was finally dispatched
In the garret of an adjoining house. No harm
was done-except to the dog.
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Marine NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-left -
instant. Mdse. To M0rdecal co. U Trenholm,
8 U Railroad agent, E Railroad agent JenordN
Il co. B O'Neill, W L Webb, GOODWIN Elder,
LlHley, charleston Coil ge, II Leiding, Y
Ulsussen, s + Souder, hspeau Hebron, Man
toue & co. P Brown, John Hurkamp. !no 0erkln;
stoll, Webb co. W b Chafee CO. N Porter, =
F Panknin, Camps d CO. P B LaIaue CO. Jno
Grever d CO, Il Cobia d CO, Tiedeman, calder q
co, Kan8pauX j. Gonzalez, ,IDowte, Noise D0Wie,
Bschotf CO, BishOf, Geruts u co,
Metz, Ravenel 4 co, n Luhrs, Stellens werner q
Ducker, order, and others.
Schr Grace B West, Wood. Baltimore, IL days
Corn. To hermann BulWinkIe-Vessel. to }
Enslow d Co.
Schr Ann Deas. Garb8tti. West Point MIL. 81
tIerces RICE To W Bee Il cn.
Steamer Water Lily, Togio, Edlsto, enterprise !,
and Way Landings Mdse and sundrle.: 10
Eisbet, U nart q CO, Fraser Dlll, klusman
Bros, s A WoodsIde, W N Thorn, Richards ID
McGOrty, s Wilson Bros Cusgrove.
Received from ChlsOlm's Mill. 6a uerces rice'
To w McBurney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Frtir, Thesen, port In Great
Brltain.-Robert Mure 4 co. y.,. ,uo,
steamship Georgia, Holmes, new iorh-"as'
ner, Huger Il co, W A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. New YORK.
Schr Carrie A Bentley, Falkenberg, JACKSONVILLE,
'eis'' FROM THIS PORT.
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York.
' 81 bark LalIa, Goudy, Liverpool, June 27.
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
schr II Stickney, Collins, at Baltimore July g.
Schr " spencer, Thomas, at Boston, July 6.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, July 10.
Noon.-Consos s2x. Bonds slH.
Noon.-Stocks dull Money easy at 8. Gold
steady at l3H. Exchange, long OK; short 10Y.
Governments dull and steady. State bonds
steady. Fretghrs urm.
cent. Sterling dull and sIeRdy. Gold l3hal3A.
Governments closed at u advance New south
CarollnRs h better. TenneBsees anu Others dol'
COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, July 10.
Noon..Cotton opened nat; uplands loNalld'
Orleans llHa1lXd.
Later.-OoIton heavy; upanda 1oId. Orleans
11Kd; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000.
Evenlng.-Cotton closed unchanged.
NEW YORK, July 10.
Naon.-Cotton nominal; sales lS2 bales; up
ands 24c Orleans 24kc.
Evening-COtton nominal; sales 226 oales; up
lands 24c; Orleans 2x. Sales OF cotton futures
to-day 20, $50 bales as follows: July 22h; August
22H82S 1.l8; September 2la2lH; Octocer 1sHa
20; November l9ha19H; December lSHals.
BOSTON, July 10.
Cotton dull and dropping; middllngs 24Ac;
gross receipts 2ss bales; sales 200; stock 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
Cotton dull; middlings 2ia24Ac: ,,,-
Cotton dull and heavy; middlIngs MAc; gross
receipts bales; sales III; ITO last evenings stock
800.
Cotton dull; low middllngs 22Hc; net receipts
Is bales; exports coastwise o25; STOCK 62s.
WILMINGTON, July 10.
Cotton quiet; middllngs Ae.; STOCK 7al bales.
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ST.. STEPHENS (EP1scoPAL) FREE CHURCH.
The Monthly Record says: "The interior oi
this church has recently been 30 renovated
and remodslled as to entirely change its origl-
nal appearance. The Cid, unpaiated pine
seats have been taken cut, centre aisle aud
door made, and new pews, the gift of the
rector and vestry of the church of the Holy
Communion, put in. The chancel has also
been tastefully frescoed by the skilful hands
of Mr.. Styles, and is now excelled BY few
chancels In the chssteness of Its ornamental
ton, and the appropriateness Of Its simple
furniture. The means to effect these changes
have been obtained, for the most part, from
kind friends and well wlshers outside of the
parIsh.n
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THE COURTS.
United States District Court-Before
Judge Bryan.

United States District Court-Before
Judge Bryan.
In the case of the United States against
James Shell, confined under commitment OF
q. Runkel, United States commissioner, 1t
was ordered that Marshal Wallace take the
prisoner and witnesses, together with the war
rant upon which the former Was arrested, be-
fore h. a. D. Byron, United States commits
sioner at Union Courthouse. 1t was ordered
that one-half of the penalty paid in the case OF
George Alden, for violation Of Internal reVe-
nue. laws, be given to William Y. DeKn'ght,
the informer; and that the other hall be turned
over to R. J. Donaldson, collector of the First
District, for the use of the United States.
Two and half barrels of distilled liquor,
seized for breach of internal revenue laws,
were ordered to be sold and the proceeds Of
sale paid Into the court.
One keg of distilled liquor, two mules, one
wagon and set of harness, seized for ike
cause, were ordered 10 be disposed OF IN
similar way.
In the case of Burrell Sanders, bankrupt, II
was ordered that the order of sale Issued on
the 17th of May, 1872, be 30 far modified as 10
authorize the ASST gnee to dispose OF sucr
articles of personal property at private sale al
in his judgment can be most advantageousiJ
sold In that manner.
W.. Mclaughlin, convicted of embezzline
and stealing from letter, was brought inte
the courtroom and sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment In prison to be designated BY
the encouragement of the United States.
Criminal Court-Before Judge Lee.
The following cases were tried and disposed
of:
James Roach, grand larceny. mol. pros. and
discharge ordered.
Michael O'Brien, breach of trust and petit
larceny. Mol. pros.
Benjamin Hernandez, assault with intent tt
kill and assault and battery. Struck of.
Shadrack Smith, assault with intent to xii
and assault and battery. R. W. Seymour, Esq.
for the defence. Verdict, guilty of assault anc
tbattery.
NJ. Mclaughlin, county commissioner, rule
to show cause why he should not be attached
for contempt. W. Stone, Esq, for the de-
fence, stated that Colonel T. Y. Slmons, coun
eel for Mr.. Mclaughlin, was absent, and asked
that the matter be continued for few days
until his return. Solicitor Whlpper objecting
the motion OF Mr.. Stone was refused. Mr.
Stone read the return Of Mr.. Mclaughlin OBJ
Jectlng to the jurisdiction OF the court ln the
matter, aud after some argument the case
was continued to P. NJ.
The grand jury presented the following:
H.W. Hendricks, assault and battery. True
bill.
NJ. Mclaughlin, breach of trust and larceny.
True bill.
Cecilia Baker, assault aud battery. No bill.
On the reassembling OF the court the case Of
Mclaughlin was resumed, and notwlthstand
ing the plea of the defence that the court had
no Jurisdiction, the Judge sent Mr.. McLaugh'
liz to jail, until he was purged of contempt.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The regular meeting of the Board OF Healtn
was held at IL NJ. yesterday at the Office OF the
city registrar, his Honor the Mayor presiding.
The Mayor said he had ordered, In accord
ance with the directions OF the board, tnaI tne
grass be removed from the cutters ana siue.
walks, but allowed to remain in the MID 1ie oi
the streets, and requested the opinion OF Dts.
Geddings and Pelzer upon the subject. boln
those gentlemen approved OF Inc COURSE
adopted by the board.
The reports of the various wards haViDg
been called for, Mr.. George Fl. Moffets report
ed that several lots in Ward 2 required oiS'n-
fecting, and requested the use OF cart anu
dis,n fectants. that he might make the proper
onn,ications himself; the parties VINO lived
nnon the lots having failed to comply Win nis
instructions in that respect. Ills request was
granted.
The subject OF the Enterprise Railroad
having been introduced, the Mayor remarked
that he had instructed the city attorney to
make application for the removal OF the In
junction restraining the action Of the City
Council, and that as soon as the same was
removed he would notify the company to put
the streets in good order within five days
thereafter; If the company failed to comply he
would then make the necessary repairs on
the part of the city.
DR., Pelzer said that he had received numer'
GUS complaints from merchants and others re-
siding along the line of the road about the
collection of water In pools, occasioned by the
piles of cobble.stones which obstructed tue
drains.
Mr.. Dotterer suggested that the city in'
spector be instructed to remove the cobole-
stones. The Mayor replied that, as long as
the Injunction remained In force, the city
could not touch stone that had been removed
by the Enterprise Railroad Company without
incurrlng the risk of heavy penalties. He
would, therefore, suggest, under the elrcum'
stances, that the board request the citizens
residing in the restricted localities to keep the
streets in good order before their respective
doors. The board then adjourned.
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DISTURBANCE IN BROAD STREET.-About four
o'clock yesterday afternoon difficulty oc-
Cured in Broad street, near the corner OF
King, which at one time threatened to terml.
nate In general row. h. G. Baker and
James Kirk, a colored policeman, having had
some family complications, proceeded to
settle the matter by pugllist'c arbitration,
which caused the friends of the parties to join
In on their respective sides. Trial Justice A.
NJ. Mackey came upon the scene, and with the
assistance of his constables arrested the. riot
ers. Baker gave bonds to keep the peace and
appear when called for, but Kirk and man
named Walker proving refractory, were sent
to Jail for contempt Of court.
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The New York Cotton Market.


The Financial Chronicle says There has been
a fair demand for consumption during the past
week, but otherwise very little doing, and with
SUCKS during tue previous week showing very
slight falling of, and crop accounts col'lnuing
Favorable. hol iers were flee Sellers and prices
gradually gave way, closing on Wednesday At
25Hc for mlddling uplands against 261c lasS Fri
day. on Wednesday, our cotton EXCHANGE ad-
Ionrned over until Monday OF next week, Inc 81 n
instant. and we have, therefore, no official market
since. For futures there has been quite break
m prices, especially for July and August, which
fell OF about Ike; for the next crop the quoLs-
lions were hrmer The prices for futures last re-
ported, on Wednesday, were toasls low miaanng'
23xc for July: "a 7-16c for Just; 22hc FOR Sep
tpn6er; 20 7.lsc lrr october; l9Hc for November;
l9Xc for December. The total sale! Of this de-
scription for the week are $4,000 bales. For I'M
mediate delivery the total sales foot up, thli weeS:
4 sos hales Including 357 bales for exnorG. 3 s94
bales for consumption, 81 bales for speculation
and In trInsts.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 10, 1872.

The Charleston Cotton, Rico ana Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHkRLKsroH NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 10, 1872.
CorToN.-Thls market was dull. No sales.
Quotations nominal.
R1CE.-There was steady tone to the market
for this grain. Sfles 90 tierces OF clean Carroll
ma, say so tierces at 7Xc, 40 on private terms
We quote common to fair at 7@7xc; good 7X@
shc.
NAVAL SToRRs.-Recepts SO bbls spirits tur
pentne, 23o bbls rosin and 81 hbla crude turpen
tine. Spirits turpentlne dull. Sales 90 bbls al
42Kc p gallon. Rosin dull. Sales 900 bbls, al
fue grades, at 81 2S for pale, 81 for low pale
So rs for extra No 1, So for No l, and dull, and
So so for Opaque. Crude turpentine may be
quoted at So for virgin, 81 10 for yellow dip
and 81 80 for hard.
FAaIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi
aRl on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, kd on uplands, IA on sea islands; BY sail
I'd nominal on upsuds, on sea Islands nominal
TO Havre- on uplauds. Cosstwlse-to New Yors
by steam 81 on uplsnds and - on sea Islands
81 so p tIerce on rice; 900 p bbl on rosin
by sail No p b on cotton; p tierct
on rice; 900 p barrel on rosin; So p II or
lum Der; $40 p II on timber. To Boston, by sail
60 2 % on upland cotton; rosIn CSC; resawec
stun $1o@1o So; phosphate $5@6 so. To Provl.
dence, By sail $40 = II on boards, 10 p m on
cotton; BY steam 81 p bale on New York rates
To Phila ielphIa, by steam 81 p on cotton
by sail, 3sP n on boards; 50 6o910 on timber; 81
per ton on clay, and 1sass 80 on phosphates. Tc
Baltimore, by steam xc p b by sail, SO 6o@7
on boards; $s@s 80 on timber; So 26
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de-
mand by our merchants to take lumber frelghts
from Georgetown, 8. O., DsrIen and satills River
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $1o@I2 p u are the rates on lumber and
boards.
ExoHANeB.--sterling 90 day blllG 2Sx.
DonEsTIo ExoHANaH.-The banks purchase
dlght checks on New York at par @ y premium.
and sell at A@X premium. Outside they pur'
chase at l.ls@X premium, and sell at s.l6SH
premium.
GoLD-18@14.
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AUGUSTA, July 10.
Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 23Xa23Kc;
net receipts bales; sales &C. 2c-
Cotton quiet midd'ings 2sac; sales bales;
MEMPHIS, July 10.
Cotton dull; middllngs 23IaAc; net receipts
~ 'a''o MoR,fk. July 10.
Cotton dull and nominal middlings 22hc; net
i'''-p'' 0 GALVESTON, July 10.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2OAc; exports
'-' ''''A 0 NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Cotton dull. nothing doing. mlddings entirely
nominal at 23a23Tc; net receipts 81 oaes; gross
"a; sales Is; stock IT,, 1893.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.
Noon.-weather favorable Breadstufs quiet.
Cumberland cut 2ss- Lard sos.
Noon.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and scarcely so firm. Corn dull ana un-
changed. Pork quiet at s1s 4osl3 As. Lard dnll;
steam eHasHc. Turpentine sIeady az 47fa4sc.
Rosn esdy; strained oS IS oSaS SS Wbskev active
at o.. Wheat 1c lower and holders anxious; WIN.
ter red Western 55a6S. Corn 10 Iimued Supply
but steady. Rye 9al2. Pork frmer at $l3 45s
l8 e6. Lard lower and active at 8ha9's. Naval
stores steady. ,,,o
Flour dull and holders auxlou'. G rn dull;
white 80; mixed Western SO Oats dull. Provl'
sions active and stroDg. Whisky nominal az "
1'N CINCINNATI, July 10.
Flour in good demand at STAT rs. uorn In fair
demand and nrm at 49a5oc. Pork steady; regular
sic; city sl4 so Did. Lard Gull and nominal;
summer 74a7Hc.; steam sAc.; kettle sAasIc.
Bacon In good demand; snouluers 6Sc.; eiear rios
7Xc.; clear sides &c. Whiskey IN lalr demand
and advanced at $50.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.
Flour steady, with moderate demand foI
STANDARD b. ands at So 4sas rs. Uorn arm; mlxeo
40 sXaaoo. WhIskey steady at SIC. Pork dull and
orfered at sl2 without buyers Clear rib sides 7c'
Bacon active and in good demand; shoulders
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Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia, for New York.nr E
H Kellers and wife, Miss jennie Bailey, AZ
and child. Mr. Bay Francis, Mrs Llttleaeld, 7 g
Ltte held. Mr o A Moses and three servants, Miss
x Fairly, Mrs Menke aud child, Nc Arthur
Fairly, Mr. 8 Stinson, Mr. U F Snyders, hrs L
Wills. Mrs q g Garter, T A Mcureery. Mrs James
q Taylor, Miss Jennie Taylor, y Kerrson, lr,
Joha Murphy, kruer, DR. Sneli aud VILE.
L Frankenthai, Ineshorne, Marshall, )r, A
Watson.
UPer steamer Water Lily, from Edlsto Enter
Beni Bailey, jr, Lebpy. Mrs Ostrander.
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Havana Ma rEet.

BAYANA, July D.
Sugar quiet and steady; demand llgnt;, holders
firm. Stock In warehouses at Havana and Matan-
zas 400. .000 boxes aud $1,000 hhds. Receipts OF
the past week at Havana and mafanzas 34,oyo
hoxes end 1850 hhds. Exports during the week
rum Havana and MatanZas SO 500 boxes anu
300 hhds, OF which $4,000 boxes and 23uo mus
were for the United STATES.
Lumber buoyant. shocks nat az reals 10.
box. 1870 reals for hhds; empty hhds nominal at
So so; empty boxes nominal. ,.
Freilhts 6at and irregu ar; per box OF sugar 10
Northern and Southern ports IN the united states
6O4e2Kc; per hhd TO Northern LAM and @ Soa'nern nc pofs
exchange nrm: on the United States. go days,
cnrrency, xal per cent. premium; do short sght
Currency 2xa2x premium; on do 90 days gold l3H
premium; on London 28Aa27H premium; ON farls
ilku1lk premium.
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THE MOULTRIEYILLE ELECTION

An election for wardens and intendant of
Moultrlevllle was held yesterday. and 1t passed
off with the utmost quiet. AS there was only
one ticket, there can scarcely be any doubt as
to the result. The following is the ticket:
For intendant, Dr.. J. B. Patrick; for wardens,
Colonel c. H. simonton, Asher D. Cohen, Dr..
B. A. Muckentuss, c. Wulburn, John F. slat-
terry. The polls closed at slx o'clock, and the
votes were being counted when the last boat
left for the city.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Amanda Smith, sick
and homeless white woman, took refuge upon
the premises at the corner Of Smith and Van.
derhorst streets. She was sent 10 the City
Hospital.
A. Manigault, colored citizen who was
conducting himself In noisy mllner at the
corner of King and Columbus streets, on
Tuesday, pitched into Clubs and Stars when
requested to deslst. He paid one dollar yes.
terday morning and went his way meekly.
WI. Cox, carried before the Mayor charged
with trespasslng upon the premises of MIR.
Hudson, in Spring street, was dismissed.
James Carroll, United States soldier, was
found lying upon his back In Elliott street,
taking astronomical observations. When re-
uuested to complete them at the Guardhouse
he resisted with hands and feet. Penalty, one
dollar.
Louis D. Hunt, found arguing with lamp
post on the corner of East Bay and Elliott
streets, likewise paid one dollar.
Silvia Oliver, colored, created rumpus In
Philadelphia street on Tuesday. She was
taken to the Guardhouse and fined one dollar.
Jasper Owens. a colored belligerent, assault
ed and cut William Allen at the corner of
King and George streets on Tuesday atter-
noon. The Mayor turned him over to trial
justice.
Henry Renken startled the neighborhood
OF No. 81 East Bay by emptying the contents
of his slop bucket upon the pavement from
second story window. He was taken be-
fore the Mayor, who continued his case over
until this morning.
cow, allured by the tender grass within
the precincts of White Point Garden, tres
passed, and was fined one dollar.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-At the semi.annual
meeting Of Palmetto Lodge. No. l, the follow
ing offices were installed to serve for the ensu-
ing term: G. L. slmons, v. p; William Ten
nent, W. c.; A. O. Stone, v. G.; ]. W. Nichols,
W. G.; J. G. Tledemsn, I. s.; F. Angermann,
o. s.; B. Senior, organist. After the installa-
ton the occasion was duly celebrated over
bowl of punch.
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For PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY MoRNrNe.-The
Virginia, Captain Hinckley, will be dispatched
tomorrow morning. Lumber taken at eight
dollars per thousand. Through bills ladlng to
Providence, Boston,. Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis.
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APpoNTED.-The Governor has appointed
Mr.. A. F. Browning a trial Justice for Orange
burg County, vice A. B. Knowlton, resigned
on account OF intent to leave the State at an
early date. James F. Harling has been ap-
pointed auditor of Aiken County. Wlnchel
F. French has been appointed auditor OF Beau
fort CouHty, vice Hall removed.
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INDICTMENTS By THE GRAND JURY.-The
grand jury of the Criminal Court Indicted the
following gentlemen, on Tuesday afternoon,
for carrying on business without having pro-
cured licenses In accordance with the require
ments of the State license law G. Arnett, 8.
Rivers, E. F. Benedict, A. o. Andrews, R.
Graham, F. F. Chapeau, J. T. Heffron, and I.
W. Hapne
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The MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Northeastern Railroad Company did not take
place yesterday, as advertised, there being no
quorum. The gentlemen present adjourned
subject to the call of the board of directors.
We understand that the majority of stock ls
held by Northern parties, who failed to be rep
resented.
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MOONLIGHT EXcURsIoN.-The Irish Volun.
teer Rifle Club have arranged to have moon
light excursion on the 18th instant. The
steamer St. Helenaand fine band have been
engaged, and the excursion promises TO De
very enjoyable affair.