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Aud at :. asoi ~ le terms The fighst market price
win aIusvs paid FOR WOOL in cash or goods 20 salt
cur customers IA r2ed3u
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Prom the plains.

NEW YORK, June 1e.-The Herald's
Ieavenworth special says, the damage
to the track ofthe Union Pacific Rail-
road by the recent flood has not been
matter has in consequence accumulAt-
ed 1t Junction City. At Fort Hayes
on the 1lth inst, the water was twenty
feet deep. The occupants of the Fort
have been compelled 70 remove to the
roofs OF the buildings. Six soldiers and
a citizen were drowned. General Han
cock is engaged in selecting another
site for the fort on higher ground, ten
miles from the present one.
The graBshoppers are doing great
damage on both sides OF the Missouri
river. For a distance of100 miles, the
gardens and fields are being devastated.
ST. LOUIS, June l9.-OmahR dispatch
es say the Government has appointed
o. P. Mason, Chief Justice ofNebraska,
vice Judge Little, deceased.
Mr.. Reed, Superintendent of the
Union Pacific Railroad, has just ar
rived from North Platte, and says
the,york on that road will have to be
abandoned unless more prot ection from
the Indians is furnished. Gen. Sher-
man is at North Platte.
Tho following dispatch has been sent
to General GFant and the5Seeretary of
the Interior:
OMAHA, June 15.-Ii General Buiord
has reported what the telegraph at
tributes to him, in regard to Indian af-
fairs, he Is guilty OF reckless misrepre-
sentation or criminal stupidity. A
warfare Is now being carried on upon
the plains by savage Indians, on small
parties of defenceless settlers, and on
the railroad surveying parties and Ia
borers, which Is barbarous and unpro-
yoked. The Government must not be
deluded by any such reports as Bu-
ford's. JOHN NJ. TRAYER,
~ Z. = ~. United ShqteS Senator.
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ANTHOLOGY.
The World Astonished

AT EHE NosSn1IkH uL REVELATIONS
observation-disclosures
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Ro,.on, snoe ma Lsl.a, q - narn.t.

The boot and shoe market, as usual
during the between season period, Is
wholly devoid OF interest. There are \
few jobbers here from New York, and
other Atlantic cities, engaged in pros
pecting, placing orders, etc, and In
some cases they have taken small lots
of ready-made Fall goods. Western
buyers are not expected In force before
the middle of next month, when they
will be well prepared to Judge Of the e1-
tent of the crops and Of the edgencies
OF consumption. si-.f
The leather market remainsq quiet and
unchanged, II we except n Httle more
activity and firmness in hemlociZ sole.
Hemlopk sole Il hrmer, with quick
sales at ssa301fc, the outside rate for
Buenos Ayresj oak do. Is selling At a
rarRs of SIa6Sc. Including crop. Rough
upper Is in small stock and fair de-
inland, with sales At 37a4Ic for hemiock.
and 39a42c for oak. Rough calfskins
are quiet, and selling in small lots at
S1R1 05 ' n; finished do. are selling Al
81 2oa1 IS, as 10 quality and weight
Finished leather Il more plenty, and
some descriptions little dull Of sale.
We. quote wax at q range Of 23a2oc,
as 70 grader kip, 2IsoSc; grain 23a2Te
for hsaggyy, and 1ea22c for uHhti pebbled,
16a20cf; bun, 23a29cJ snamelled, 23a26ci
Patsnts a2a29e y foot; splits, s3a4Sc 2. 2.
Harness leather Il selling AZ 87a42c ' y.
for country, and 45a62c for BOSTON tan
nages, Including both and oak
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Prom Texns,

NEW YORK, June ls.-The Herald's
Gen. Grimm and Gen. Reynolds of
Texas, report to Gen. Sheridan Judge
Rives OF the Ninth Judicial District Of
that State, who in a charge 70 the grand
fury OF the court, stated that he. should
not receive the testimony OF negroes, as
the law OF Congress on The subject was
unconstitutional, and he therefore de-
fed them. They also report the same
facts against Judge Daugherty, who
stated in the headquarters Of General
Reynolds. that as regards the testimony
OF negroes he would not recognize the
law or authority of Congress, and will
be bound only. 70 the sovereign State OF
Texas. Reports of a like character are
coming in almost daily from the differ
ent'seclIonS or this State. EEJliJ
Governor Flanders, OF Louisiana, on
Thursday, decided that all persons ap-
pointed 70 office by him must, in addi-
ton to the oath prescribed by the State
laws, take and subscribe to that pro-
mulgated in the constitutional amend
ment, and sought TO be enforced by the
reconstruction laws Heb appointed
three, new State directors for the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroads, and three forthe 0upeleusa
and G reat Western Railroad.
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New YoRK, June 1s.-During the
thunder storm this afternoon the Ro-
man Catholic Church Statute in I'D
street near Ninth Avenue, was struck
by lightning, and injured in such 4
manner that 1t will have to be taken
down.
NEW YORK, June ls.-Early this
morning, VIM: 7. SkIdmore, who muir
dered VIM. Bishop Carr. by shooting
him with an air-guuI on the 18th OF
May, committed suicide in his cell in
the Brooklyn jail, by cutting his throat
with a razor. he confessed his guilt In
letter. . ..- --.,.s4 s.gf
drug store Of David L. Hawkins, Green
erable damage. The proprietor was
slightly injured, fl-t.T n 8 Te-yT
The reported case Of cholera on Mon
day, proves untrue.
Maurice LRnergan, the wife murderer,
was sentenced TO be hung on the 9th OF
August, An application for writ OF
error and staying OF the execution,
Preme Court.
A man giving his name as John
Brown, was arrested for forging two
checks amounting to s., 655. In the name
OF O. s. Sloane & Co. Neither were
honored by the bank. A page had been
detached from the firms check book by
an unknown party. The forgeries were
committed on portions Of tie page,
The Express has the following
through private and, Il says, reliable
sources: JuareE having heard of the
pronunciamento issued by the Cover.
nor of Tampieo, In favor Of Santa
Anna, dispatched n large force against
the former place. On the morning of the
9th, the Juarist Generals HInjozo and
PAvon. attacked the Fort of 1turbide
The small garrison shouting the war
cry, viva Santa Anna, viva La Re
public, repulsed the party, killing &
large number and causing the rest tC
nv. The defeated Juarists went &c
Panuco, where they remained awaiting
refnforcements from Queretaro, which
they expected TO reach them by the 10Th
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June 15.-The wool. market has been
decidedly dull during the past week,
week, and the aggregate OF transactions
foot up much smaller than for many
been small, but at low prices, which
exhibit q material falling OF ON the me
dunn grades OF both fleece and pulled.
Our merchants have reduced their
stocks to such q small compass, that
they do not care much u prices do come
down. They are well aware that the
new clip must open at low figures, and
er than carry over any portion Of their
old stock. The prospect is by no means
dattering rs respects the Fall trade; but
IL the clip can be bought mp at reasona-
BILE rates, there need not necessarily be
any loss 20 the commercial classes. We
hear nothing new IN regard TO the status
Of things In the wool growing districts.
The only thing certain Is, that the
clip will be late in the market, and this
fact may help 70 strengthen the Eastern
markets for old wool As the season
Verges to n close, -gtlz-l- "a
Sales of domestic for the week have
been small, and foot mp some 400, 900 lbs,
at q range Of 36a6Oc for heece, and fla
SIC for the varioug grades Of pulled. In
cluded are Michigan, unwashed, sec;
do. washed, soc; Wisconsin, 62a6Sc; Illi-
nofs, SIC, Vermont, 50; Maine, 52ao0c;
New York, Sc; Indiana, 5T1fe; Ohio,
54a60o; Minnesota, 61ci New Hampshire,
62Kc; Pennsylvania and Ohio, (uuixedj
5sa59ci Ohio and Michigan, tmixedl
56a5Tc.
At meeting OF theINationallAssocis.
ton OF Wool Growers, It was resolved
Chat the gratitude of the wooden man
ufactnFers OF the United States In due 70
Congress for the recent tariff legislation
which has established such Just and
wise regulations between the domestic
and for the relief afforded by the reduc-
tion fthe revenue tax on the manufac-
lures Of wool"
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NEW YORK, June 19.-The Browns
vile Ranchero says that the FL Next
icapo OF the 18th, reports Santa Anna
of Vera Cruz.
1t is reportedIithat Macmillan had
asked for a private interview with
Juarez, for the purpose OF disclosing
important State secrets.
Macmillan was convicted on, the
night or the Sd inst, and senteneed to
be shot on the morning Of the Alb, with
Miramon and Mejia.
General Marquee, commanding the
City of Mexico; had executed General
0haron, commander Of the post, for
reasonable correspondents with the
Liberals. He has also arrested one
hundred and sixty Liberal symPa-
thiZers in the city, and threatens to ex-
ecute them land burn the capital II
Macmillan and his generals are
harmed.
Mejia selected Escobedo as his coun-
sci. who Eeiqssd 70 serve sayingst'see
A. Herald special says: Advices
from Queretaro, TO June LIST, state that
the trial of ,Maximilian, MiraInon and
Mejia was nominally postponed till
June 4th; really until after the fall of
OF the City. of Mexico and Vera Cruz.
u Maximilian Is in better health and
spirits. a
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New York constitutional convention

ALBANY, June 1e.-In the Constitu-
tional Convention standing committees
were appointed. Among the business
presented was a resolution TO consider
the propriety of amending the constitu-
ton 20 secure and protect all { e cities
in the State In their administration
Of LOCAL government from infringe
ments on their rights and powers, and
from partisanship and partial leGialR-
ton on the part Of the Legislature. A
motion to strike from the present con-
stiiution all relating 70 persons of color,
was referred. An inquiry into the ex-
pediency OF providing for the more
equal and just representation In the
Legislature by all electors, minorities
az well as majorities, and with this
view the system proposed by John Stu
art Mil for the English Parliament, be
examined, was referred. A motion that
the CommIttee on Rights OF Suffrage be
instructed TO inquire into and report on
the expediency Of extending the cleo
tive franchise to all native born citizens
of the State between the ages OF Is and
Fl, WINS laid on the table. A motion
that the constitution be amended TO al
low every male citizen q years OF age
who has been citizen ten days and an
inhabitant six months preceding an
election, and the last three months
resident OF the county, the right 70
vote; and that all persons VINO nave
been or NAV be convicted Of bribery, or
having received brlbes for their votes
or any infamous crime, and a. deser-
tiers. Be excluded from the sun = sc, was
referred. A motion instruc Bng the
Comuittee on Education TO inquire
into the expedieucy OF making educa-
ton compulsory, Was referred. ~
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Eau YORK HpeeiRla &

NEW York, June 1e.-The Times,
special says; There can be no doubt OF
a quorum OF Congress in July.
The most atrocious falBehoods are in
circulation to break down the credit of
the northwestern National Banks.
Hon. L. D. Campbell Minister TO Mex
leo, has rendered his resignation as
such official, and his reasons are that
he does not feel inclined 70 follow the
Instructions recently sent him from the
State Department. His resignation
has been accepted, but no SpccessoF has
been appointed. 1lsli-l Z y -. Z z
The prominent citizens or New Or
leans have telegraphed TO the Secretary
OF State urging the appointment Of Mr.,
King, OF the Times, OF that city, for the
appointment, asF
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MOBILE, June ls.-RegistratIon COM
menced in this city yesterday, $50 vo-
tiers having been regfsteredi q whites
and LII blacks.
AUGUSTA, June ls.-Registration in
the lsth Senatorial District commenced
to-day. AT one precinct, on the out:
skirts of this city, one hundred and
sixty-eiRht voters were registered, OF
whom 1853 were colored, and 10 were
whites ~ lsl4h1
RICHMOND. June 1s.-Judge w. a
Lyons died yesterday.
The registration In the city yesterday
showed the whites hVe ahead.
At Norfolk, the frat day, there were
40 registered, Of whom 3oT were col
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ONO state Dental Association

COLUMBUS, June I9.-The semi.annual
meeting OF the Ohio State Dental As
ISOLATION, held to-day in this city, unan-
imously approved the action Of the
committee having In charge the defence
against the prosecution of the Good
wear Dental Yulcanite Company, and
requested the oommittes 10 continue
the defence 70 the Anal hearing before
the Supreme Court Of the United
States. : 'li-i- ~
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Lesal.,IliIiie TeSaseo nlIaITss..I

r LOUISVILLE, June is, 1857,
The receipts were light and CORES
-ponding small sales, as compared with
some days last week, yet prices are
steady and satisfactory for all grades,
with some Ballard county Leaf At ga 70.
only re3ectfons. Sales were I hid a
50 20, 2 at SIS 50. I AZ SO 50. a SIS
Is 20, 6 at SI2al2 70, Is at SI1R1I IS. Is at
$aae 90, IL at $Sas 90, At STa6 90, 8 al
'S6a6 90, loaf $5a5 o5, loaf 81 l5a4 e5, 2s
At SSaS e5, Is At 81 50a2 q5. i1 200
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"a CoLu1Bus, o., june Is.-The Union
State Convention met to-day at 1880 a.
m. There was a very large assembly.
twas organized tenn orarily with Hon.
X. q. Sehenck, President; w. f. Per
kina, Of Hamilton,, ]. K. Breekenbak,
OF Columbus, and Mr.. Ten, of Jackson.
COLUMBUS, o. June Ig.@Gen. r. b.
Hays was nominated for Governor on
the hrAt ballot. ~ lul .nlI.-- ..-t :
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HEARr'sa CONTENT, = Tune sIe,-The
steamer Chiltera which arrived here on
sunday, proceeded on Monday 70 Crap
pie for the ends. of the broken cable. At
IN. m. the Irish end was recovered,
tested and found perfect AMER the ne
ton for grappling, the New Foundland
end was obtained and az 20 p. m. to-day
the end was spliosd and communleR-
ton restored, t9ae j -
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81. PAUL, ,MISS., lime 1a.-The- re.
cent heavy rains have prostrated The
telegraphO lines, washedI away the
winona & st. Peters railroad track and
bridges. The telegraph Is working, bui
the trains Will be delayed, three or -four
days. Charles Shannon of o Gattouna,
was killed yesterday by lightning.
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LONDON. C. W., June is.-Fhe Free
Press to-day contains an editorial In
favor Of freeing the Fenian prisoners
on confederation day, and commended
that such an act Of mercy would be
fraught with good results. y j. ..Hs %
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I I BY THE GABLE.
Advioes to the 18th Of June.

a11rH 80 -Ll-sLa. -t-ssli4 El.f ~ t--ii"Has
LONDON, June ls-NOou.-oonSOls
945S. U. s. bonds 70. Illinois 7si Erie
sgK. .stsS e'ss1RuaT
z 2iP. A.-U. 8. bonds T21I; Erie ssH.
. LiyERPooL, June 1e.-Cottom firm.
Corn SIS Sd. si5f s, ". Ca IL
b 2 P. M.--Beefi ad vanced . Cd; quoted
AZ 1s2s Sd; pork declined Il; 9poted at
LoSDox, Jane Evening. -C onSols
9l3Ii o. s. 5.2Os 7s1Ej Illinois Central
10 Erie sgsz. 55.l 500 CAS- ~
LIVERPOOL, June iS-Evening.-
Breadstufis-o Corn declined Sd; mixed
western SIS Cd per quarter. Wheat,
lSs Cd. Barley. Is Cd. Peas, SIS, Cot
ton cloasd easier In tone, but Is UNI
changed; closing quotations were, mid
ding uplands 1l7S; Orleans 115Si sales
to-day 800 bales. ProYisions-Gener-
ally quiet. Beef, closed firm at an adj
vance, and was last quoted at 1925 Sd
per Dbl for extra. Lard, sos. Bacon.
advanced to as Cd for 'Cumberland cut
middles. Pork, As for prime Eastern
mess. Produce-Tallow declined to
AS Cd. Petroleum, steady at Is Id for
refined. El1 90 lHs.l-i 1c-- - ts-.ft rH tH'nf
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-f9Jil3r COR Btat
For Rent.

mus sfoRE ROOMS ocCUPIED BY
Co. HOn Main street; also basement rooms
.finfshed- Good ONES In second story, amt
Third story In good order HoHseSSiou given
70 soma uooulS tur1cd tRtely, ofhe3 April lsI-
Many DIfilifng lots and dwelling houses tol
sale IN the sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms
THOS HORNBROOk.
= omes. Ne Ils5k Main street, aAoye Ma
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There eomelh glad tidinEs Of joy TO all,
Inc beauty which onos was precious ana
Is nee S6r an, and an may benr.
nv ti,s u.e Of
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The Latest News

BY TEL Phi.
n - = NJ the Union Iinetif55
omcss corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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nARI.Ers d TELEanAFn.

. 81 Tios ~ NEv Yonn.a June 70.
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LoNDoN, June ls-Noon.-consols
az. D. s. bonds Is. Illinois 7si Erie
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druggists.
White Lead.

A NCHoR, CONTINENTAL, STAB, AR
~ row, RfennniIE and Cincinnati Brands,
BUslFfELD. WALLACE q 90.
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new York news

The court took recess until to-mor-
row morning. 't a
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CAsKs-Bbl 81; halls 81
lMALT-SIl l4lI 50. is-hitiA 1898
HoPs-New 70175e. old, no sale- f,5- s-f
awooI-Tha market e almost llfelea8.-
0foWen do not Eaam disposed 70 accept the
r9ng9 or prices propo1ed by The PuyepI who
are becoming daily les willing 70 handle
figures 0ners about same a. Last week, viz :
4O9S0c. ..... 80 :. . - u 49,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-01

The Kentucky Democratic State Con-
vention yesterday nominated John L. Helm
for Governor of the State.
The Virginia papers record the death of
the Rev. w. J. Holcombe, aged about 70
years.
In Western Texas they are beginning to
employ Mexican laborers in raising corn
and cotton.
Capt. D. H. Hill has been placed in COM
mand of the steamer George Leary, of the
Bay Line.
The Fenian Colonel Lynch is fireman in
the foundery of the Kinston Penitentiary,
and Rev. Mr.. McMahon is puddler.
The dwelling house of John H. Winston,
of Campbell county, Va, was lately de-
stroyed by fire.
Peter D. Fahrney, of Maryland, was
among the graduates of the Philadelphia
University of Medicine on Saturday.
The Virginia Senate has passed a bill APP
propriating ten thousand dollars to the
uses of the Board of Immigration.
It is expected that when Barnum gets in
to Congress he will solve the question,
"What is it p
NJ A. Hawkes., of st. Paul, insured his
wifes life, shot her accidentally, and has
been arrested con purpose"
John S. Hoffman of Lancaster county,
Pa, recently killed hog weighing $50
pounds.
What is the difference between a pretty
girl and night cap? One is born to wed,
and the other is worn to bed.
| Howard Fletcher, who shot Mr.. Stewart
at President Johnson's reception in Indi-
annapolis, Ind, last September, has just
been convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced to- two years impris.
! Onment.
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slaTlEets.

ElaTlEets.
new YORK, Feb. 27-6 P. NJ
Cotton buOyant under the advance i'll gold
sales of $50 bales at 31@315 GEMS Flour steady
prices stiff and unchanged Wheat tirmer. In
Corn there is a large speculative enqury-prices
have advanced 1Yl2 cents Provisions quiet and
unchanged Whiskey quiet Groceries quiet
Coffee firm Rice 164 cents. Naval Stores quiet
Freights unchanged.
Five-twenties Of go, 111!@1113 Gold 1393.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81 6 p. II.
Cotton dull and declining Miidling Upl4nds
301309 cents Coffee firm Flour dull. Corn
active white 96998 cents. Mess Pork S21 IS.
MOBILE, Feb. 37-6 p. N.
Cotton dull at %! cents-sales Of 600 bale
CISCINEATI. Feb. 27--6 p. II.
Flour unchanged Wheat firm. Corn is III
good demand at 63 cents. Cotton tirmer mid
ding % cents. Mess Pork $50 25 Bacon is in
fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27-6 T. II.
Cottnn-saes Of $500 bales-pricos firm low
miGdlinS 2930G50 cents. Receipts 4,6l5 bales
FIour-super S11 80. Corn II 1881 15 Oats
dull at IS cents. Tobacco unchanged. Gold 139 /
@1333. Sterling exchange 149@150; New York
Sight exchange J 4 cent discount.
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We are now publishing the most impor'
tant public Acts passed by the present ses-
sion of the Legislature, and in order to lay
them before our readers at the earliest day
possible we have been compelled tc
omit entirely, in this paper, the daily pro-
ceedings of that body. We have adopted
this course, believing our readers will pre-
fer to see the laws in full.