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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-11

The Lexington (Va.) Gazette thinks the
present fruit crop of that section the largest
ever raised there.
A company of Northern capitalists is sue
cessfully working mine of silver in Poca-
hontas county, West Virginia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-11

Thirty thousand pairs of base ball shoes
have been sold at Lynn by one establish
ment this season.
Five-sixths of the parochial " liyings o.
England are supported by populations o.
less than two thousand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-11
tridge-5or." The Philadelphia Mercury,
seemingly in reply to the resolutions of the
Republican soldiers in that city, says

Republican soldiers in that city, says
| "Iet Congress attempt to depose our worthy
chief magistrate, and such a hurricane will be
| raised AZ the world never saw. Thirty thousand
! armed and equipped militia from the State Of
Maryland, to say nothing Ut Lundrefs o.
| thousands from The North, would assemble anC
| fight for the maintenance OF the government
| against the oppressors and usurpers. Then, In
stead of legal hOnors at the Executive Mansion
| as contemplated by MIR. Wade 81 halter would bt
his end-a fit punishment for his treachery ant
contumacy"
We are unable to know the real weight
of these incorporate declarations. We car
appreciate their hurtfulness, and judge Of
their influence in preparing the minds OF
the people for armed resistance to uphold
party measures. These threats may be
used only in bravado, but they may arouse
| feeling and action which cannot be allayed
by peaceful means. The enforcement OF
| laws once turned from their natural chan
mel by illegal action of organized power, or
by an excited mob, must eliminate in
anarchy and bloodshed. It would seem
that peaceful issue out of present pol1ti-
cal complications can only be assured by
the unity of good men in misunderstanding
Gus excuses of which partizans are guilty.
The hopes of quiet, peaceful and prosper
GUS government depend upon their sue
cess, whether effected in the councils of the
country or at the ballot-box.
RaiIroat--A Portion ofNeuse River b, idge
Gone.
Yesterday noon Capt. VIM. Smith, Mas
ter of Transportation of the Wilmington Il
Weldon Railroad received information
that between II and Il o'clock that day the
South abutment of the Neuse River Bridge,
q few miles this side of Goldsboro', had
been washed away, carrying with it a por
ton OF the bridge Some workmen, we
learn, had been engaged in digging for
foundation for new abutment, which it is
building, and the rain of Fri
day night having washed a channel where
the earth was thus removed, the pressure of
the water yesterday caused the abutment to
fall. No train was on the bridge at the
time, but train with working materials
had passed over but few moments before
the bridge fell.
Capt Smith, with his usual energy, i'm
dispatched worbmen to the scene
of the accident, and has made such az
for the transportation of tray
elers across the river at this point, that the
only delay caused was that of the train
which was due here at 100 last evening"
The passengers On this train were expect
ell to arrive with those OF the train due this
morning early and doubtless did arrive.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-11
Sharp Practice.

We have heard of sharp trick Of IA
couple of Northern men in this county.
1t appears that Northern man No. ! went
to respectable farmer and bargained for
his farm, finally promising to pay SS, 900
for it. Shortly after Northern man No. 2
came along and offered $500 for the
same property. The farmer, unsuspecting
the ratse, went to Northern man No. to get
ly accomplished by paying So, 900 as retract
money Upon looking for the s12, 900 it
had fled. There is 20 doubt but that both
were playing into each others hands, and
divided the 50, 0DD between them. Toll
erably sharp practice, that. e
Winchester (Ya.) Ne1s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-23

Ecn,u ML Nm IIrI.inS lii,nnnli.,
The aIassucrcS i'll 9icNic0.--ihr Apology oi
President .J,:urrI.

'l,. .IaS n y
President .Iunrcz.
rr..;1.r, Iu,rol = ius,ly srnsiti;" M the
I,r.. Lro,,.,ht ,.,air,. m u, tt,. r,i".l States
,nI ;,,. wi,rl, rNiiiznI ,v,ril f nrrl,rIr.,, lis
,,r;.nurrs .I ual,,.. u, his r,y that liis .l,r-
, t., ,.,, i,,., -, .,.,,tr;,,,, ,I,r,,tti fas,.
,,,,, .,,.i.jJ, -, r,..,rJ tn tl,.,.,n.iy-, az
." e., ;,,, ill., ..,, ,l,,t nm. .,rc,;..r nuri If
,i" ,.r, 49,, =, IIh, n kpv
r r ., ,I,,i ,,s, w,,, r,r,. .r,
- ,;,I,i,, u.,,i,.,,,, ,,,tr, az # 80 AMI u.r,.
49,. ,,,,.I Irr;II y..,., ,nJ cranes n
5.'.,;,..,s
I,l ~: SEQ hcw IL, Stands. lila ow,l niiic' re-
mn,t- show that ...la hundred and twrnty-lIr""
rru,,,uru r:,,,,uI.,, NJ San .ja,In w!l..r, slot
nm lin. s,ut uC, ..rr part III t!; array al ten.
II ramon, "a laiN.. NI,Xirln ri,irIan III tie SET
vice. ,,f MaxiInh an ami tlr. f. ,;.lr. hrlhrri"r,.-
,,riy,I hrl,;mrr, Ir.S Though moi ,lirrit. under
Marshal HaZi.r incv were. III the same service :,
their c..npairlnis uf the French ,.yI"di,"Iarv
cnr,- How then ca:l President lIiarcI say !iiHi
lir.y were operating wi.humi cnntr. aud without
la.. riry were. moreover c",llillun soldiers.
,.,ara,,d b, tie rlll a., of war from tl, Pre-
p, ,.nrI,s hut still hr!.i To- The service il" l Ian
ncrialists for whom t;rit conn ,ir"t, mrr light
M. How ,., r.l.i they ne held Ia .,' n!ll
.u,t,Iulty tnry ,r,,ru al, rr, ;l,.:;,., .jII,I,r
.,r.I,.r, nf ti..,r -ii;nr.ar:,:
President in ",I S:lt, these lnlmr,r ANA twenty
three Frrurini,n were .nIiy nf 'x.cescs ami
, cr,m,.~ ia the rity If ILcatras. How ':"'s h''
L,,r ,,t iid In, .,i,, -, II anal pII Of ,;,rn Il
n';. r,;r trin.r>r:, = trial iv ,Ii:l ,.,!al. ST..
T.y w,r murdered in nd hInn ,n i.i:,S.. with
mn; :, tr n, r at.y k.i ni.l m.;,u,lt ,Ii,r:.i rf
,r.r..n r rrny were i'rrn ia: w.:, t!.r
.r,,. th.;r condemnation Nnrw.r ,,. i,w n,
,,mIrr -. ;,r, s..,,, I,,,r,Z w.,u;i ,,r, n. ln.-
h,.y, Tier, w..r. nI,. hliir.r,i and t.,y-lii!r,.
of I 10 u and the MrAi,..r, Pr, s.,ict lur,- i..
had his sr,,sc %. sti a,li, himi:tr ii iI r:,l,;i,,
s,. IL. lnrr;hl, crime uf ,urr! I,l!,In. $, wr.r
run,ur al s,Jl,li,rs To death lar ,.y,-..> r,;-
| ,r, urrilara nv n lew
u,l, i.,'
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THE C0HDiTInN AND PROSPECTS OF
LIBERIA.

|
The aliI imr ut the fol uw!ii;, tu.InIllJic9ti" Nr
- r,:.,,.o,, ,.,.#r,, ,,,.,,,,. ,,,r,.i
u. ~ '''''''.' ''''''' - ="
Resident "' ana i''ia""'' Ne" 1''N' "h'!' ~
r,,,r H.; lis .,w ,,.r::. from .i.f. lI,fri!.ir I.
,,,r.,r1o ,lr ;,u,r:...I rank If :; l..,.,
'''' I..i..,.r - -.
| fae'iih'i'st ~ '''' '"'' w ''' ''"i'''''' -
iir Stale "f Hrw i"ra. Tie wcfi IA I.," ~: h''
,.,,.., I,,. Thought l, could lr mere s;:,ll al.
! '"'' :;
tarFv ti'''' '"'.' ~ .'''% ' NV : - - w.
dressed 20 the C""iiiZHtl": Society. an'i - s"iilG
WHAT lengthy We make Il lrw extracts 10 slloY.
,I .trrr nf iberia m t!ilIatn H-ri,.ll!t,,rll IT,.
me '''''''' - -, -,
sources, N'' ~ "' "''''''' ~ -'"'''''
i.l S;i after tl' writer had I'cc III The c"'lntri
MIN. ,uuutjs ana VIC :rr indebted tu ,ir. NILII,s
frrc.mn,lip.. Sccre,.r, r.r,i.,. Ia.r-
'"fi'i '''" >'''
.hr johnson '''i''
n,Irin; the 'iin" have !"'r herr have 'lsc'i
every means n ri% r'wyr t" hsr'ra!i iGe tr''I
state and r".nfi" q. Things III thi1 c"'lhlr'.
have n"' relied r'''i! ll"' my "",' NJ ,..',S INV
Yla:y IT Tia li''.t prnmiinc'i '!,'i, ;ii' ndn i':
Ex,,.ucy lin" l'rtSInri:' i'Ir 'ncnt!"'rs ~ Ills
cabinet ,x-l",SI'lrnt h"bcrs. Chief Justice li"y.
Rev Alexander Cromwell. ljr. Nctiil III" rrihr;-
,ra firmcss UP lie 81. !aIIIs River. a!hi III thr
r.rurrs of both brircllcS nI the ]'GSiatilrt
with mcrchats. ni,ri!ailcs and l4'rnrih@ L,'cn nc-
tors. iawvcr:-in ilr. with both rsa!''s ad rnlai'''
most reliable sources.
presume y"i are anIinns To ki."w What are r!"
present c"IIitI"l ana in':r prospects {" nI'rii'
in nm agricultural ad 'ln"r''hl POM "l Wow.
answer. without my hesitation very tl'itrr!hS.
Americans have II" l'Ga {" IN" ailrhiht "' !'ri'lc
ai-cd in this k"pI''!i'--'r'r ~ TN aihnn.t '''
trade anl c",n'n''f'' on tii, r'asl h LID. li'
Neither have me: ally f',' 81 M, 'l','if '
srlI tlt arrive ',i '''r'ri ,r"l w
ports ot tlIs l''''nll' nur''i' the !,ai' c,mi,
manr vt.SSns are chl'r u, ',c ".,..' ,,i
ny nnd down ,', .n, En n' u, ~. W.T., anJ or
nj tlcSc boats ar n''I III No''ro' ''' I'LL" o'''''
parts ni TINS COUNTY,. :.,.o,..
The trade alM rol.i'''clrt W i"'ct'i art
ih% rapl'ht. I','n .,,.;''i,.'"o .,''i..'.''
and encourages agriculture. t. i' M l' =
excite dcnalni lnr ,hr pf''ai SUI.
.lns 'l"m2!-rtflI flIrrcasi;' int d's =. III
ic ..,''t ,at 'rs of the 81" +" SI..' 'l'.- '''.i
ai,,, Ia -a:istr The needs nf tt.' .il'sas
Iirncs. =, l. hr: us ar" rapid .ti'.l't-. '!'' ri
lrnlon to ~. '"''!!valinn nf TN
means 1T acq ': Individual wealth ana scc'irI;
national l.osImc:.".
1t sceul- t" ir' thai ii is ilnl"ssbr inr ahy
cunr ry i'll The w"r!'l to "!d "ul srealer 'n'I'i',
Inrnts inr all itleil-l 'si"''h'iH i'I w ,'i'o
people Of the United States ii'1n Airlra Niai !,
nn,,l field for he l!IStr. enterprise. .sniiiil~ an!
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EprM. E.GIrIs DOCTRINE. iir Er"""a Pas
il quite rary IF late. |, sl"ak- "i frankly 'n'
makes no nuc.'anrr, ri l'- views. Ii says "i
"Wednesday, speaking III Mr. JErPEE-uS DAVIS:
Let his t,I,nls. uf wlulu l'' aprrni- I" iav'
sn,ilr III ing PAGES. warn linn {" -" prudent. II,
has nn business here: lIr has r:hi {" walk "'Il
streets I" alInt himself IN .r fl ~ f The wnlt:w.
aml rrpan> hl:. crime ami ~ slifn,r.',i persist
rnrc il, crime made, Lea i;!i sink awav. "vc
byrIdS. in y "sc Csr:i;:,c. To Sum" :'i'Scirr ali
unknown spot. amt ifrr: hide II!ln>''i.
And nn THURSDAY, S!nakir': of u Northern ma'
,nnr of the kind that President .IuISsrN cass'.'
..iih DAVIS tho Posi- sit-:
J," H.. J., i'a'l Il ri.;i.t in s!"'tk IN ll"i.ic ll'
ad II ri::li L. l, tn. Interest lIiigiIar he r'",ii
command: a.'d II" ore liul the r9sl'i I" Interrupt
INN. .ll"iit tl" Wisdom vi iuirii;... Irritating; Ian
.,a.., w will SAY nut';lu. nov. ,aI i not tue
~ ~i,,.!,. Mr Eciiry IN \ \acricall ,.iiIZ,rr II,
l.- i.ii l., i" say hs -a" wherever ''Ir ':; Ics
aud wlio".rr a'I'''nins IL lmt'rrfr with tli- r;!
r,,ln'nil crime" a'll ought /" l' pun llIc arh v,
u, .uir.. -" ihs acku,wir,i", III Mob l..
What :. rrr'll"! "f Gr.'SrI-r tins word right Is
maxim: III Auci''all alli.r-.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


NEW YORK, May 22.-Stocks heavy. Gold. 3SS.
Sterling and Money unchanged 'G2 Coupons,
1095. Flour 10c lower. Wheat dull and declin-
ing. Corn without decided change. Pork quiet,
at s23. Lard, 124a13l. Whiskey quiet. Cotton
quiet, at 27ta28. Frcights dull.
EVENING D1srATcD.
Flour dull and lower. State. $40 5Oal3 40;
Southern mixed IL good, Sl3 3Da1i 50; Fancy t"
Extra, s14 9OaiS 10. Wheat duh and dropping.
Corn steady. Western naked, old, 81 26a1 2S
new, 81 10a1 16. Pork heavy and lower. Ness.
s22 7Oa22 Is. Groceries quiet and firm. Naval
Stores quiet aud steady. Turpcntiuc G2laG34c :.
Freights heavy. Cotton dull ard lower. Sales
1000 bales at &c. Stocks heavy. Gold, 1851; 12
coupons, 1O93a9s a. 81; 'G5, G4; new issue, 1Os.
81; 1O-4Os, registered, 99ia99I; coupons, 99i
7-9O's, first series, 1861; others 105l.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Cotton steady anu quiet
Middling Uplands &c Rio Coftcc scarce AMI firm
at 1890. gold; medium grades in good supply
Flour dull, and the market far"Ts buyers, though
not quotablv lower. The Government took sOt
bbls. Yesterday at ST. 7alG2 p. Corn dull a!id de-
clining; good to prime white 81 l2l ii; mlNec
81 10; prime yellow 81 IL mixed Western 81 Eml 10
Provisions firm and unchanged. WhskeS firm
Sugar irlncr at 10iall for gepl I" fair refining.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn dull and unsettled; No l. i'll sacks, offered al
3d. MiddlinS Cotton u cts. Whskcy unsettled
Provisions dull and unchanscd holders tirm; P"rl
s22 so. Lard 1885,
ST. LOUIS May 22.-Flour Hat and unchanged
Corn declining sales 81 o3al 10. Provisions an'
Lard unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May 2..-Sucruc Flour $, III
1O75. Corn dull. Mess r"rk 81 10 BacoI
Shoul Gers &c.; loose Char Sides l2l Packed Lar,
l25. Raw Whiskey 81 %.
NEW ORLEANS Nav 22.-Saes 2Uou lal, lin
settled, but easier Low Middiin.s 2i!a2j,. Ec
CENTS, 291 exports, 1I6i. Sugar dull; Low Fai
Louisiana nominal!y - Choice I3lal3l; tnsr
No. 12. Ill. 2Inlasses sales; nomillally -
Primo Flour dull and depressed; Suicriuc Sl2
l2I Corn scadv and firm; Mixed yellow 81 ID
l2O; White 81 25al 2J!. Oats unchanged. Lsr
dull and unchanged Pur!. dull al 81 :tla2i !:
Bacon fair; jobbins Shoulders o! Uibl's II!
Clear 13I. and scarce. lu!l BIZ. Sterling lI'''-
York Sight Excllail:e Ial discount.
MOBILE. May ID Shes :m' BAL. dull. Mid
ding 2sc Receipts IL bsl,s.
AUGUSTA. May 22.--1ic r.:ark't dull 'nd dc
clining; sales 1US bales: receipts 2E'; Strict MID
ding 24c.
sAyAssAu. May 22.-C.tto. .!nlI i.al r.nnliua
SIiddlings 2:,c.; sales for tlic tw" days l:': rc
ceipts +lU.
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Marine Disasters.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., May 22.-rho steamship
Santiago De Cuba from Graylown Nicarausua
for New York, with three hundred passengers. is
ashore here. Six were drowned while attcmptn-,
to land. The passengers are now landing III
safety.
LATER.-There is four feet of water in the hold
of the Santiago d. Cuba. All were safely landed
except five passengers and two of the crew, VIII"
were drowned by the upsetting of the boat. All
tn baggage is landed.
WATERToN, N. j., May 22.-Lastnig.lt at a. NJ,
the steamer Wisconsin, was burned three miles
from Cape Vincent. Twenty-Five to thirty lives
were lost, The boat was run ashore; ali the pas
sengers, who oboynS the Captrins orders, IL
NAMED aboard, were saved. The st 'amcr will
be total loss. Tho lFiSconsi" belonged to the
Northern Transportation Line, and was upward
bounQ.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON. May 22.-FLooD and DrfFrE Fcnals
recently convicted. have been sentenced To I'M,
prisonmcnt for life. with hard labor.
PARIS, May 92.-.rhe iiilrrciiccs between tn,
Emperor and the Cri., Lr%siatIf ii! regard to tii'
organization of the army. las been adjusted
FRANKFORT, May 2l.-.M late hour bonds sol,.
at 77s.
LONDON. May 2-Noon.-Coaso;s a3. Bonds ~.
LONDON, May 22-2 p. il.-Bords 72s.
LoNDoN-Evcning -Consuls 93: bonds 72l.
LIVERPOOL. May 22.-Cotlon tends down. Sales
5000 bales. Uplat> IL. Orleans IL. Other az
ticles unchanged
LIVERPOOL. 1lay 23--2 Z. M.-Cotton quiet but
steady at the opening price. Corn declined three
pence.
L1vEEpooL-Ercnng.- Cotton closed quiet. Mid.
Uplands Id; Orleans It'd. Sales 10000 bales.
Br:adstutfs quiet. Corn closed with declining
tendency. Provisions closed quict. Conon Rosin
frmer at Is. Cd; fine 12s Cd; Turpentinc 35s. 3D.
Tallow 43s. Sd.
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METHODIST RELICS. a Southern rxrlmlsc SAYS:
During the late meeting "I the Methodist EPH-
ra.ml t"'lcg" Of bishops. the family oi lIsn"l
m. articles: he nli, i'll seal of bishop Aslmry y
r"ruclian, .ct in small gill frame, with iG.,iaI
li" head Of Wesley. Tie official seal at bishop
Mrkrldrcr; this s larger than common -nrta'-
wIi the initials w. MrK.. motto. 'l'r.a"h The
Word. Tile first official seal nf i'isi,op S"irl"
tins Is small oval liaa,l metal d >irr; Cove
will olive branch in lis mouth, aG.l Nain% "I Il
sl"lc: motto, Peace an earth. ii,'~'' lni tr'>t-
ins relies were by the will OF Bis Sllr lrii I"
hts senior SUCCESSOR 10 b, by E. Transmitted -
like manner. They are. trrr :!l the i'aIiis "'
bishop Anircw. For cr:,iilrIcs past II has i"ri
customary for prclatrs al the Roman CATHOLIC
Church Ia wear hicrarchical rings III alicsllir' "'
their rank, but the fact that Methodist bishops
wear them is not generally known tu the nclnbets
OF that denomination"
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j. WINES l:'"Tn SfHA !I.vs.--i trr fru'.
.Nu':rcw VI. N'l-n;,, Galveston. VA. {" u.
VI" ':r'al.s l'rGlyn!;c .:v.s acc ul' Il ~ IL
t'.r,i'';. VIII u i;cilGau i'll G;.lrmtl::. VI" it'
sr. ;.il li' prod Ic'i l ',in ui lw !i.!:. -
lrctc'i H.: :' r:'.: mtt whom tc l,.u VA iI'!t'
w 49, mat tlr = ha'i :-,.i, Iu.
'ilis Writer -ar- th,l I"p!i> "!...r.:.'',:iH :
inu,h lie Is iIvIn" il nl,-rr.'t. Ear tom m 'ra
iI;" aud: ar Il IcrT''l safe. i,i+ .li~ '',I~
c"p :" 'ai his ""r, !'ruri!"r woi!ld 1t. ,ac".;
nrzr Kim.
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The New York 1ritunc sil.s.

General Longstrccts l,irs,Ir" among TIC wee
Presidents of Il uCc:in" III New o'i':is a'r'.s: e'
by the Hon. Henry Vii on Was hi:;hl; remarkable
Of course he is not l;ad.c;'i; 'ut n i,r"ws the
wisdom Of ibcraity ami can bc husrlt,hit +" flr'
aud sincere speech. Thcr Is III tie nm"!y act oi
General Longstrcct an cn'TutaSns "'cr;urc TO-
ward the recognition Of Northern lIc an,t North
own ideas. He may no. believe as wt do; but the
act itself is practical recouriatpr and We applaud
-
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\ New tnrk rlrry.Gr., r,r'.riiy. III ia" "uli,. "'
s'.rhpu cwa;l!iir:; Ir c"lin'~s "f his tnci, II.
rli.,,rri. Ia,tr,:: saul i:ili i klri "f
most sought after H. .',it..r ul,urrs 81 late, had
been the CONVERSION ri sryyIi-ililrtIr!.
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WaShinrtO , News,

WASHINGTON, May 22--All necessary rules and
forms in bankruptcy haro been adopted by Il
manual of some 400 pages, prepared by CLINTON
RICE, Secretary of the Commission oil Justice, and
BY ther order it will be s-ncd on Tuesday. No
delay or difficulty is apprrhem'lcd in putting The
law in effect on June 1s. All registers have been
nominated, and in case the District Judges do not
confirm the nominations tioy are empowered tn
fill the vacancies with suitable persons. The rules
and forms cover a pamphlet of seventy-tive pages.
The appointment Of Assistant Treasurer for New
Orleans has not yet been made.
BANCROFT is in the city preparatory for his de-
parture on the Prussia: mission He has had al
interview with the Secretaries of the Stale and
Navy.
Tho Treasury agent reports that the City Ma
tional Bank cs New Orleans during a recent RIM
paid out 100000 in two days; it's deposits were
s67O,OOO
1t is stated in high financial circles that the next
monthly statement viii show slight increase oi
tho debt, owing t, tho payment of s25,OOO,OO) III
terest. The revenue receipts are only about Sl5.-
600 900 for the month. The receipts for June will
be heavier, as the income tax is then due.
The statements of the probable meeting Of Con-
gress in July, to moct tho fre !sury difficult cs, is
mere speculation. No Treasury officer has slg-
gestcd or expects the meeting for such 4 purpose
as the Treasury requires no relief
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.. AIR I'D.

On Thursday. May lt.h Nd'. hH lry. l. = = 'Hhn"K
EDWARD EO:;DIiAM to IEcH''itA NJ b'HNi- al! al
;I,ity
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From huxIIStn.
From the Enr West

AUGUSTA, May 22.-Judgc BELLY passed through
here last night.
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TIL; MARION STAR.

r I,STABIf>IIED NENEi.i TWENTY YEARS Mip. J.
u, ,rh.l-ll..i Mari"u - '- vrtra' portion
w me ,uuiry .lr oilers iasrii'lr medium 10 Nl"r'
chants Irli.i.s. M4,liI>;- a, -, rs>,. wi:o ,H.i'
Ia ,Nrr:,l tlrIr 'l'' l''' i'." Sri;atrE
FOR . benefit uuvrt!>Iu: letiuii>. ~, shall! III
l.iit.nI rIiiir ~. w: "si!i!:if III
cr.asli:. l"hiiS!: ai '>tii:u" .:r"'iH': .s"' \;r
,,urs III the ~ hi;. ,TrIl ia. hH-l'i"-- season. Inn
Fail.
Rates ui Avcr;i-in.. liberal.
W ! y, kl.i..,:.f..
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SAN Francisco, May l9.--Tlc furniture estal'-
lishment of PIERCE & Co.. was partially burned.
Loss $4,000.
A telegram from Unionvillc. Nerada, says that
there is great Excitement about the rich gold dis
coveries.
The Indians in Idaho are driving OFT the stock
and shooting settlers in all directions. The
savages are generally well armed
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, May 21.-A Court Of Enquiry has been
ordered to convene IN order TO investigate the dis
turbance of the 1tth.
SHEpPrRD issued an order tu-la: returning ali
the present police. The city government is n"i
disturbed, and the military take cognlzancc in
particular cases.
MOBILE, May 22.-An order was issued this
morning by direction Of Major-Gcncral PorE, de-
posing tho present Mayor and Chief Of Police, ap-
pointing GusTAvUs HORTON Mayor, and Colonel
DYMoN Chief Of Police.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

CINCINNATI. NJ " 22.--In the Presbyterian Grl-
eral Assembly the Committee on Declaration and
Testimony reported, proposing to receive back un-
ruly members and churches Oh their application
and declaration of willingness to submit To rstai
lished authority of the church. The propositions
was under d. .scussion to-day.
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KB- NOTICE 7 MARINERS.-C ~ Al >
AND PILOTS wisIr aachor their v.ssc'' IN As'i''!
River. requested tito d" 40 anywhere WITHIN uire'''
r.,pr Of tie heads II the SAVANNAH kAlLhoAf
wIIARvES. the Char!cinn aud 81. Alircw' s'"e &
the Ashley RIVER. hy which ca,ltion. curtc; vie Inc
submarine Telegraph Cable viii be awarded.
= G. ~ i:SfR. u. VI.
liarbor llns,er's 1llrr. Charleston. F'hr'nryG lH6G
February
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ey HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLlAN Halh
REVIEWER has proved itsrl; L" he the most perfect pre-
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properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GEAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
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1t will keep the hair from falling o,it.
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No person. old young should fail To rl-, H.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND Used BY iii: FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
RS Ask ror llals Vegetable Sicilian Hair Hcnewer.
aud take other Il. T. HALL. CO..
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For sale hs all Druggists wholesale 10y
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SUCCESSORS TO KINtiA h'AS.lnEy.
Mamh ihIy' Charleston. :. e.
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as THE GRAvE;T MtLADIES OF YOUTH
AND FAIRY ACKNOWLEDGMENT ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS on the Physiology nt the Passions. and tho
Errors, >bscs au Diseles peculiar 10 il first age OF
r,an with Ecro .ts on new methods ni treatment EN-
nI,y,, in this ,ust,,utiun Sent in sealed letter en-
venprs free Of charge.
Address Dr. j. SKILIIE HOrGIroN,
Howard Ass,,ciatiuu. Philadtphia, IA.
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ssTHE FOLLOWING EESoLGTIoN.A ADOPT
Ed bv the oa,i OF FIRE Listers Al s last meeting. is
pubsic,l for the inform alton n the fire Department:
Pcsoir,i That fine Of :tr do ars he imposed on any
Consnv that shall srnv fences. posts. ar any pr nf"
or public properly whatsoever t'r Iirpn:'E {" iuel or
otherwisr unless in ~ general chniaGriho ana
with The s:tinn "f the officer present in command OF
HE Department.
by order. is. NJ. ~ hoeEL'
Nay2l Clerk aud superintendent.
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xr- ARTIFICIAL EYES.--ARrlflf 1tL HG-
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by prs =.
BAECH and =. GiOUiiiEM.iHN formerly employed by
iYnIssnS sEAr. pars'. No. ~! broadway. New York.
April "a ~