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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

bales 'tcehts71 rs sas bales no8 bales; wesiJ-reepr
ssS be, shiPmen ~ bales sales, si.9 bales ,,, stlv
net reoeipis slo bales gres, Lie bales .n. %,
bales weckyne receipts LIS bales erPorts-to 1eIl
e6e bales to the Continent 90 baes eoAss"e 70" '' ~
Bosrox April s-CoiOn quie, Yddn-. 2'iaa9's net Ne
werr-net eeets ~ hale. gros balesi 400 bales
NEwOHLE Apr lsCo'iOn hrm Adings &c 1ss 1
eoasivi,s bales sales bae stock 22S bales reIly5
net reesiPs 1899 bales gos A2 ha III bales 10 Bar
eeen ll6 hae eesstse 81, bales sas' & ress q b,e
NtsnvI1r Ipr 1aCot.on nominal: mdrins &c ''oek-
1871 57 lg bales weekly reoipt,' So 1Ai snip
SrIs1 Ami 10 Corton-toek 1871 2s7o bes 1872 i bales
ueekly-reoepis 260 bales; shipments tJ9 hsles AL,
CvcIsSAri. April l9-Coion irni Middlings s,te .,, -
reoein.s a sle, eTpos- rra Britain 42d bales TO the Cont
1855 bales coAstwie 1876 bales sales Ivsu ..I c
543 bsles eOAs'~ 2l bales sales
'IouIsyILE Anil 10 Cotton steady; Middlngs 4le
NORFOLK Apnl scOon ln Low A.aas o re n' ',of
cepts rs bales erportseo.wie Is 5,es sales O bales, oes
239 bales seekyuet receipts, ISL Daies efpor'coAs'"e
32iO bales sales, SO bales .,. ,o,.,,,, .I,.
ST Lo9Is April ih-.o,,on g me- hilAHHs -O'''
CHARIKsros April l9-Co,ion quiet but steady hddlings 22
.oes. sss Se' sseRy~u recsys 2OT6 bales, rro.. aOad
erpo.o The Continent 'cO bAes coAWise lS' bales
BllrsoSr April Tuie; hut ami Nidl9g, 71le n
reee Vts - bales re'' 81 bales etpors-oa,tw %, os
3O3 Great Dr. @ 20 bales eoat~se 80 bales sales
WmsTssrGs Ami oson ailet; MiIngs re- ne, pts
III bales etuos-oa,twe a. sas - bale siocA
welyHe receipts o. bales 7oris-co's:s'e La bales "'
CRY iorvr April io-crtou e,ept. Of hs week go hass
Agni lsCorton irony Good OnaT7 Mi lDie ne
lSl bales stock i1il hae,i srtIl-t'
oepts bales $50 hae'i 70 the continent -
Mos1sssEEI April a-c.,oasoet. s,l Aa bs..' 1871 1osa
Cotrrros Apri Ig-ocu .ur, -ig5 6o2j bales. 1871
zoe bales weekly aa''i shipments LA bales -e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
THF STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

EUROPEAN Markets
Apr aThe the Bank Of france mas hereae1
6OO0OO1 during the week. -, --. 49, =,
lgl:y mCOnsOls opened n va o money ano
bonds S got! 1908,
old. 9l! 1875 93l Ten-FOrtes @.
Apnl ia m.-Renes opened At 55f Z'e
LIVERPOOL Apn l9-l0;D mCotton cpene1 nrrn hiodhng
Tpsnd l4Gtd; Mdilng Orleans. ndllid sales OF the week
export and 10 600 SPECULATION STOCK IN port
Receipts of :he week 5000 bales
Actual 1000 bales Stock ea bound 70 ms
haes5 no American Receipts OF wheat Al h pom
ior the past iavs. so quaTters-5 90 American. .
LONpOs Apnl l9-iO mCOBsols for money nt for theAe
count So
LIVERPOOL vpr 1910 mCoton is brm Badstuns tn
Wheat 20 9d2 GENITAL for California White 10 lOd ior he1
esrp Spng and for Winter Flour % 69T7 Y Dbl o
Wetern Canal. 49,. 49,.
for FveTwens bonds lSt%s W
1885. old. gl. 1865. 93i Ten PoTtes 6si.
Ami lq-p m--Rentes closed az ST Joe
IvKRPool- Apnl n-COtton closed firm; Mailing Up
lands M lid Mddng Orleans JIG lid sales Of The cav l2Jo
bales r export The dvlces om Manchester
.ess favorable a do not affect the maTket ere
LoxDoN. April lg.-Spnts Petroleum. lOdlld per gallon
LoxDov April Evening-spins rurpeutne - a% Der ewt
Whale Oh S55 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

Pcto Rico 3iae Barbados and $50 hor
Refined u We Harris
lie: White 4. HE; 10. r. TO- dilc 10. e. lolc
RALTverPoo Pine continues active demand and With eontin-
arrivals. prices remain very hrm. Buk Is fairly aouve
and We quote for obtnr parcels from store AAhon
Fine - - per Worbngi0n, Marshall Dskln
az q a 81 Hggirs Wsaiugton - fod ~ 20;
GropDd Al 81 50; Turks Island, per bush; ST. Martha
l5d5OcL and Csdf
SBEDSCoer dull and nominal at 9fac for Westerns state o
Timothy without 81 IS for round lots ana %
for
sPICEs-Pepper fair johhiug dcmsni snd the market 10
Other ptons request snd steaa
quote: - Is for Prime Penang N9mefs 70 %
PmeniO u.c Ginger lOlc, African ulc Peprer c
Suna; lee FOR Singapore 7lc ior "hei t0Fes, 'i @'c
Red Pcruers. lbc.-all gold.
TALLOW and steady sales Of M COO 10 81 " af of
Country. and v l-l609ic fT CITY. 90
WHISKY and AZ
for W bound 90. ior Iron 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

Interest at eight ~ per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, 81 900 $780, and 500 Con-
pons OF Registered.
Price 9yl and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 10, 1872
Mars. Circulars. Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
Eew-YoTk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the IN
dersi gned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER Il Co. Bankers
No II Wall-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per TffVs Rdltroddt
Ami e-8 pkgS BeeswaI, l471 bales Cotton ~
hb Copper 4153 pigs Rggs 7i bhs Flour 81 ~" bush "ht
9400 bush Malt y BAGS Grass
seed PIG bbs Beans B. Peas s bbs Corn Meal S'
b Corn Meal bills Oatmeal p bales Hemp Is bales Hops
40 Hides 81 Leather 10 bhS spirits Tupen.
tue Ron pkcs OIL Gaze l2ol psgs Port pigs Beef
2l2 Grease, l5l pkgt Lar ~ tegs
Lam So Butter o51 Cheese 20 pk
Taor plgs Taiow Oil LISA spee 20 sks SILVER ore 100
hoves starch n ds Tobacco kc Tobacco 81 bbs
Wbltkv. /. iales Wool s6 bb.s Lard Oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for TIE rHrsrss

FRIDAY. April 10 1872.
reeeipta today pkgs dull prices
A., ,nc5agel We guote al = Pearls iul and nominal
BEFSWAX-The very qmel but pees hrn
of southern Al sic
BROOM CORNCorn and du quote New Hurl at
501ci New BED at SdSe and Ola
a.
C}rTON-There limited demand for Cotton with the
consumption prices unchanged Future are
l6at lower sales lH bales bl4 bales a
evening and III arye rs export s9 Or
sumption. speculation. sales ast evening after m APRIL
100 At Lc; MAY june 100 Sic, 200 az - - c
93c july 100 "a Segtembe zoo at 2ze JOG al y c'
December. lO AZ u i-iocf
-b,nr.e oso 70 ex so NAV FOR 900 bales Sales
teT ur 70 % m-Apul q sc 400 23c 500 AZ . loc.
OG AZ pc 40 At y -I6c 3ic p 5c, o.
ale Go At site after o % 5c 100 II t June
col Al 2c 2O0 a "a 2sc july loo al &c.
july August 3c together september ~" 81 y tc
10 At 22 no 2u.c los al 2Oc e1change-sb PAD 70
~ Nav 3H AaT i0r 800 June te Qa
April total. 600 bales grand total $500 bates
forward
n J. l. .---- - N. -n--n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.

NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.
This bank has removed to
No. 92 BROADWAY,
next door TO the old location. The Specie. Bank
Note. Revenue Stamp. and Bond Departments Will
be continued as heretofore. Accounts received on
the most favorable terms and checks pass through
the Clearing house as usual.
+. +. THOMPSON, President.
j. II. L. MORFORD, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed.
for SALE at Oh and accrued interest in currency by
WHrrr, MORRIS & Co., No IS Wall-st., and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, No. 16 Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

HowEs & MACY. Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.. New
York offer the same facilities To DepOsItOrs as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest Oh daily BAL
ances NJ the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
&C. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
GESERAL OFFICE


CORSrSG. v. Y, April = 1871 )
NOTICE to B0NDHOLDERS.-Notic IS
hereby given the Bonds II the TOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY sT2 that the El be raid or
presentation at The BANK OF NORTH AMERICA IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK On and after the said lst iav of May.
Parties having Bonds extended o Ten Years Interest
rave same as before FREE OF ALI TAXES do By
notice 70 hat eject Corning Nesiork before
the M dav Of Ma will be extended With Coupons at
ached delivered holders the m Bans Of North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
protesslo mai Noiires

~ ID. HAMMOND. VI. D., formerly Professor
Of an rno-.sut Speeaty the ssease Msbc1 iafEe
Ono, g4 Pae, q ~ Third ave- n 4 eg Aerfoal Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
prFPALo rrvR STOCK sAaKPT-ArRn 70.

C.-rrr-Reoep making tta 'or he wees h~Yn
ming ~ against "a car at Feh
Mrket closed frm everything sold and nnces @ u'irr
Illinois from LOG 10 ~ IT, al f1@
& IS; Missouri Averaging o. 10 a. ~ %
SuFHP-Rsceps 200 hefd bHE total iur he er u oo a1
market bare and notsrg 0ig
lb head
ast we'll nolAnE % ne mart,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
CHANCES for business alrn.

A RARE CHANCE.-A book. stationery, and
~ STORE sALs erhaa-e for &c. s'.,s 10 s,ossa
4. sut1 Apply Snlsso> ROW
prp1r y SssY.rs, al store, ~ Grand
81 villa a-hursh Pro. Sjfsn
NEW-YORh-LEhS. aud FURNITURE of
~ :. FtHsT-G Lass BaUApW IA h'frti OIL. sALR Asacss
n NJ StagsoS u. n y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
financial.


A SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA and
"A CHATTANOOGA r. Rim the District Court Of tie United
o. AabamAn Bankruptcy 10 the natter
of the AshamA Railroad COMPANY bnsrnp Far
suAnt the Court made The 9Th day u hafch
1872 undersigned BANKRUPTCY 81 the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Comuauv notice that the VII
public The Atesan Bssin he ~ u
Asbsma MONDAY the iNeh secoHh dY
Of April 8'l all the continuous aIo.i OF % ComlanI ION !.
terminus Meridian Of Mississippi 10 rs terminus
Of Tennessee together Win ~ rancAs
rolling msctneOrs, depO wafer stations road
tools other nght interest 70
said
tanOoga deed OF trust Fl
ecuei nineteenth NJ December, 1868 70 seth Adam
Francis Trle together With he machine
shops machinery and depo station horss IA ne @
Of however 70 We
the state OF Alabama It's n-orsenen ~ the % mortgage Donl,
Railroad and the hen Of toe bdes and owners OF the
the State VI Ahtami Ia The snouni
hundred h0ufand dollars and sutect TO the
further lien 81 Alabama for Qad afs mort
the Of ht hundred and rwo thousand ave
dollars and subject he farther hen OF the state
Alabama hereafter SAID at mortgage
Road 10 len Of the stat OF
Will be subject that ep should SAID Len IN ver he
be settled and pncr 10 the lay Of sale Aores
the SID Road NIl be sold diancum1ercl ilercol
JOHN n. GINDRAT, Assignees IN BankruptcT OF the
SAM D. JONES. Alabama AID
JOHN F BAILEY. Chattanooga Railroad Company.
Morfrou Ma rchl4 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 92l and interest by HENRY CLEws IL Co,
No - Wallst.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
HAvAsA MARKETS

-
V1rU-A Anil a-rxchanel T1'ef states ~ @sFf
shor' srnt li az per ~
pnun on London 22ia25i per preHum Psfs % at
per premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
5duiuas pdnks

5dpinas panks
ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
n Isl tHATHAMsQuARB AND o. SkN-BOWkRr
Monrv vii date interest RON ne st sst EHh
,i,sst IN ~ opufea aoaly o. Ote Dollar and apwrrf
nEPOSTr TO-DAY in
rHE SAVINGS BANK
CuARTERED ~ rHB UNITED STATES
ASSETS OVER
Nc lss BLEhCKERST. NEW YORK
RAM Aours daily. hoEdays and Saturdays
ssSb FoR CIRCULAR sam HARRIS, Manager
JoHs J. ZuILLk. Cashier
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-aye.,
~ Foarssn'ht cert interest," gssss AT san. on
<B ~ Interest
from April l. As-.is, go ~ n safDHs ssla 80 81
DEOPLEs SAVINGS BANK, No. i.l46 Broad
~ay sIb rWsui ssseuih't~ per cent
allowed Al Deposits nsds % OF before The losh Of
April draw interest FROM lat q Arnl
FERD OLasrgAp. PTendeut
CHARLES 7. RoDsERs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

based Ctton running n qnal mol n0I tlAh
bali grade above % below tie du"to-
COFFEL-Ile dull concession vii ne necee-
81 bags Mo, per
Lagwlog supposed 81 ow rates
Flour AND MRALThe inquiry for Flour general the low
Extras l5Gsc Of
Shipping shippers limits No and Suphne
the We market Iy sele anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
OFFlCE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. oy NEw JsEszY,
ll9 Lberty-si., York, ALrii = ~
&5O 600 WANTED for the ,J g1rPsoSssc

EACPs Thev profit Of f hree TO i've oeHi month
IN. turnaee propey cost We
Company capital 100 0oo and to sell t"Os
OF The 900 for SO no vorkiug cap
s capable Of mkng 80 o. Jig ron nnn
a. profit per Apply THoS. H. WAGsTAFF, No
II Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
Rcliaious Notices.


Al Duane N. u. Church. H1on7t. neaf srnns -Rs' y
OAKLSY al praeh TOMORROW Il 10 m saa = y a. aeA-si'
~tooi af1 4. and no..
EA-socinfOn Hall. oaruef Fos8ar l1i fssuii bro -
Service of Song = :. elo~ea ~ stor s., p, .
FISHER If n~nraf- Bbe tau SUNDAY AfihN''"H ~
%, ooalucied o' w. ~. THOMSON, a ID
Apollo Hail. corner Dfost-av rsen'r shth phA
Calls FOasTkR Tranos speaker ru.s0hho~ q ~
NJ Porter 80 eai easeeefs sni
esqHsu spakers ihs phiosarhl 4 hrsrn srirsairn
icctnre on India the iiisdas. lssi,sssd ga AZ
rrsn he Ns~soas ls hga a. Para place u
Nltm Do Bscra IN 81 NDAt LFhhINN r1rmennE ~ fria,t
50 Lecture or Too e..sarai ~ ft,.es On = ~hv.rss
Canal a. 81 Urea -, fi kfiA It
1sth Arrl 3 orincE hT Rev DAVID HiIfHttL tfnssaa
SERVERS 10. MORROW tD0 80 sifansff ssifos~
All -oais Church. q lesrt az Is,.sh a
SUNDAY Aprl ~ uT Rev " btLiDNs 81 '~h hefatsf -
a safee. Condition ~ e. a f.g1rss' hrrumr q 4 So
lerf nonof lnd is A. rrlraf srr'os ~ eais 80
AIansos "a. y. Churrh Sorfats' usaf er-ss ~ 10.
n q ORKNEY Panf 80 rrrsra ~ rDAl tlst - -
= a. anl q a n surl,r .raoi laa PfaIsfn'sass 81
m. Al .nvtef rsan lr~
AZ the Laizht--f. BHpsi-t mi--'sn; ssr..f F'sss :.
Ersn ~ ~ salAihsftns ~ ffa hfuns nf ISIS 80
o. ron q a. Haias sranG WI ftaN 70 = -
sfo ZONE -. ~ .. - pf,1 Ann.sr,f aIns 30, =, 80
Sc AHsoLD. sugsfiaifaasst
Church Of Italy ABosfe- = fssui .gtl a
AM 3 Rsf J. Llspf y 10. fsssa Rev " hfN
sssissL ~ sDAT SERVICES Dc e. TO- a sni tsihlf.
q sardsy Brerar lsrtasss 30 a. fatnanas 49,
Churrh Of the Ps-ifan-.-'fe'tiss b. asl ir titllt
La he NJ iha u
hYkNiNn. a lar a fsita fsftias b. lafs
nalg lre.'
church 81 the Hrsssh, .srs II rrs1s .nt fnf 'saF'i
SUNDAY. All q aorI la .ul nnrI
-tp...... A A. Eir.t taptisf hurfh. aisF. aIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

AZ Duane ". y. Church. Hlisogt. ne-f srnns -isF y
OiKLSY al prlaeh TOMORROW. 10 saa = > n sea2s
rlnnI D q. l 1 D N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

.4s II. a. Meetza, Essaa as. chairman
Of the Democratic. party Of Lexington
county, calls conyeption Of delegates to
assemble at Lexington e. H., on the first
Monday in September noxt.to, nominate
ticket for members 10 tito Legislature
ai,d soanty officers.
Gs- Poe blackssand mulattoes of Jack
sonvilIe, Florida, have declared war with
each other. The Eaulattoes have organ
izod society to which the highly colored
are not admitted. Hence the trouble.
@+ A late decision in the Chicago
Courts gives n verdict ip favor of law
yer who lesi his library byfre his poicy
Of insurance had expired, No notice
had been gfven,by tho Company Of the
expiration, and the Court decided that
such notice was imperative.
g When Mr.. Lincoln first became
President, there were thirty-one Repub-
licans in the United States Senate. OF
these Senators six are dead, thirteen are
for Grant, and ten are for Greeley.
. m% 1t is rumored in New. York that
Greeley goes to Long Branch in a few
days to looE at "the cottage by the sea-"
with view of purchasing itas a sum-
mer residence. :, OF course the story Is
.unfounded. Mr.. 'Gfoeley expects to- re-
main in, washington, and attend to his
official duties both winter and summer
during bis Presideufialterm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
OBITUARY.

'f,Irn 1nly Eth, 1872, PENELOPE,
vo1,n gest child 6f JOHN c. and sB EFT1E
J, WATSON, aged,M months and s,aays.
"Fhy days, dearlittle one: were ew'-s,
A1.angelis. morning ,yls1ts, AZ, dor.
That came and vanisped WIN tne 9ew
'Twas here-'tis goneI"heIe Is ltf -''
Yetdfdst thou leave behind tnee
h clew for love to fpd thee.T,
Drp.R Rrpp this Life, at her fathers gasi.
,,o,,oa on tI,e l2th of. May last, EUN1CE
CTETiD TLSi WARREN, consoft Of WItLIAN
WARREN. and daughter of ]. G. and c.
M. SMYLY. stricken, down in the bloom
Of womanhopd, being in the +, 22d year OF .
She Was.a child of uncommon ,vigor:
From early, infancy she, was noted lor
The freshness Of her cheeks and buoyan-
ctt % ,,f f sT1TitS. when bat child she lost
her :nabther. although toeM young. tor
car,a5 she at once becam the infant house,
keener for her father, and mother to her
iiffie brother and sister. and viii did
shsYilf the place.: During: the MANY
trials. that emancipation subjected ,us TO,
She never faltered, but met every emer'
rency II With spirit and discrimination. .
Biit alasi those rosytheeks and tbrightt
ewes are too often monitors Of that dread
disease which sweeps thousands TO an
earlv crave. Scarce had she, entered wo-
niaiThood: before her friendswere alarnl-
ed at it's approach; but. by the aid t5l0of OF
Lind friends and q skilIiul Physician
het health was restored, and she stood
before the altar. Butthe blessings tnft
inakeflife desirable iare brief: She had
scarce became bride before her health
failed, and every effort to battle with tf1e
destroyer was in vein. The fond hopes
of the husband, the bright eXpeotationss
of the father, the love of 5r9shsr sr,f ahd =, q
sister are all laid iii the tomb1 20 the
bcreavea. II Is SehsSoilg to ,S,19 HnS~ Sn Sas
ali tears are wiped away: 10 that happy
land let Us look and be comfofted: !,
- ! i.li Z - y s. -. AMICUS.
ha,lv 19fh ,,....S ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
Col. VIM. Johnston,s Opinion.

The North Carolina election comes of
to-day, Thursday, August LIST. The re-
suit seems very doubtful. The Radical
leaders affirm. with the utmost -confiE
deuce, that they will carry the State by
5000 or Is, 900 majority. On the contra:
rv, many clear-headed men, Of the other
side. both liberals and Democrats, say
that the Conservatives will win the day.
Of this opinion is Col. VIM. Johnston,
President of the c G i& a. Railroad.
Col. Johnston was in New York the 9TH
er davy yand, beinginterviewed by alHer-
nM reporter, expressed the opinion, CIV
ing very sensible reasons therefor, that
the Liberal ticket in: North Carolina
would be carried by majority of 5000.
And apnpos of Col. Johnston, a dis
tinguished mark of confidence has lately
been shown himin North Carolina. A
year ago he ceased to be President of nle
Charlotte Il Statesville Railroad, a Road
he had built. And a;short: tipe. beck,
after ono years trial of another man,
Col. Johnston was unanimously re-elect-
ed. As regards his resignation. OF the
Presidency of the c. c. y 4. Railroad,
we are informed that no such thing will
probably take place. We hope this may
be true.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
= NJ = = :. =
Radical Riots in Georgetown.

The Georgetown Times describes a dis
graceful riot in that town. On Friday
night, some scoundrel tried to set fire to
the place with a a';turpcntine Barrel, but
failed. On Saturday drtar barrel was fired
near George Hollands house: This was
put out without the. aid Of the fire COM
panies, which were promptly on the ground
They we're dismissed by the chief Of the
fire department, and ordered by him to
their Quarters. The Heston Company did
not obey the orders Of the chief, but went
about the town, stopping where liquor
could he had, and ,imbibins very freely.
The result was, that night was made hid
cous by the drunken screams OF an intoxl-
Gated mob, whose foul, obscene and ribald
language would have disgraccd the neigh
bornool ofthe Tombs Shortly after they
had repaired to the house of Hon. ". II.
Jones, Jr., nominally Inc second. but real
" the first, officer in command Of the
company, the cry Of fire was raised al
most simultaneously in a dozen different
parts of the town, and one of its mcmters'
was found rushing to the market to ring
IQc dlaTIl pell. We ''tNV @uo pupii" I"
conjecture who were the guilty parties
who set fire to the schoolhouse Of Mrs.
Small. which .was the building on fire.
The; alarm called together the. lHcston. the
Star and the Salamanlcr Hook and, Lad
der Companies. Il, seems that there is
some bad blood between the two first
named Companies and tll,. scene presented
at oRc oulotk Oh Sund;:y morning hast al
the place Of fire wpuiI 2een TO Justify the
beli4f that .sll'Ie VA: not only bad blood
between the companies, but an. utter dis
regard Of thc interest Of the community.
Instead Of employing themselves i'll put
tin? out tho fire, the two companies anus
cd themselves. in Tree light. i'll which
ono was badly beaten, another stabbed,
and others bruised In this time. EGprc
sc,tttire Jones, u magistrate swo,n. 10 keep
tie peace, instead OF using his influence
and exercising the pcwers. which the law
conferred on him, was the most conspicu.
ous figure in tie group with coat oil and
revolver III hand, encouraging in coarse.
vulgar and inieccnt language, Il continued
violation of law and good order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
HORACE GREELEY.

SHOT DEAD on S1eHT-THE'PENAI
OF SLANDER.-Sara fFancisco, July l9.-
Slanderous reports con srnlng the characs
ter Of alady named Kenny, Is years OF
age, and only few months married, causs-
ed a separation between husband and wife
Yesterday. The scandals were circulated
by one Cummings. These parties all re-
side near Petalnma. Mrs. Kenny, seeing
Cummings riding past the house, seized a
shot gin and shot him dead. .1She then
went to Petaluma and surrendered herself
to the authorities. She has the fullest
sympathy of the community, as she is
believed to be wholly innocent of the,con-
duct imputed to her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

s~A Columbia correspondent Of the
Chester Reporter says: 1.-THE warfare
waged by Orr, Corbin, Mackey, CO ID ON
nc gcnas, against Scott and "tho Ring
is a striking case of 4black dog and
monkey" and we; should do no more
than hufrah for "black dog" and hufrah
for monkey" r. they will make d
Kilkenny cat fight of it, so much the
better for us.
I@confess have no confidence in these
devils effectlng any reform within them
selves. They are, oil "tarred with the
same stick" They cannot afford to
quarrel, and their promises are uttertS
unreliable. Orr is very little better than
Scott and Moses, and they are but one
degree better than the devil. Orr has
influence neither with the whitesor ne
grbes. Scott, Moses & Co. carry the ne
goes in their pockets and will whip Orr
and Corbin out of sight"