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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07
BY AUTHORITY.

o-iai notice has been soeived at this Office, of the
Proclamation q Republican Government in France,
and Monsieur THEODORE BkLLIEU, who has hitherto
represented the Imperial Government at this Court
Commissiouer and Consul has been continued in the
sane positiou by the new Government.
CHAs. c. Harms,
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Department Of Foreign Afairs.
Houoiuiu. Nov. Is. 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07

Bod suPsrv.o-. oaua, Sov. al 1870
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The funding bill was proceeded with
Air. CoRDErT advocated his proposition
for q 35 year bond, bearing interest tlit
first three years ut 6'per cent, next thret
years ut per cent, next six years at Al
per cent, and the following twenty ycars
at 4 per cent. This would insure a uni
form bond. He also favored amendments
to make the bonds payable In the United
States and to change other features Of the
bill.
Mr.. COLE made some remarks upon the
necessity Of q prompt cxtlngulshment oi
tho national debt and opposed any post
ponement Of Its liquidation. 'tf"i-
Mr.. SCoTT said, when member Of the
House, the Secretary Of tho Treasury pro.
posed bill to regulate our finances, the
prime features of which were, first, in the
disposal and sale Of the bonds Of tho Gov.
ernmentno agent should bG appointed and
no percentage, commission or c0mpensa-
ton be allowed, but tho work should be
done by the officers Of the Treasury /;
secondly, that public competition should
be invited by advertising proposals for
exchange or sale Of bonds. Believing
measure Of this kind would still meet tic
approval Of the Secretary, ho gavc notice
Of an amendment clnbodying these pro
positions. ''"' 7'' .'"
The Senate ut $50 adjourned. '11
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Cincinnnti Mnrkei.

] a. Ty.L...S SA"'SN'"AAA' 0ASH -
0RAIN.-Wheat- and unchanged. Corn
GSa74e. OAts-Dull At 486SIc. Rye-DuIl and
unchanged. Barley-NeglGct at p0cGS1 II, the
latter an extreme rate for prime Elll.
CoFToN-Dull and dropping; mlddllng 9lk
TolGcCo-U Unchanged and dull; prices OF new
arc 1G9c lowsr.
WHAKT-Nomin8l; no sales.
PHoyIsIoNs-Vcryd dull; nothing doing except
10 oil contracts Mess Pork sold at 90 50 for that
purpose, and bulk shoulders At 9k k6est<c, closing
lt tho inside rate; bulk sides were offered at lS1
lS49l$He for RIB, clear rtb and clear, Bacon
Dull; shoulders, can 30 bought Qt ike; clear
sides at 1b$c; clear NIB sold Rt 15c. Sugar Cured
uAmB-DnIl at 1T0I6c, rf
LARD-Dull and nominal at 1lc for kettle, and
t95DlSH Hc for steam; country kettle rendered was
offered at I3Sc; no buyers. .t
BUTTER-Ftrm.o owing 10 light supply, at S0NS5c.
CHEEaE-l68 10 and dull.
E0us-Firm at 90c.
0nS.-LingeOd Oll-Dull at 9I0a9c: only re.
tail demand. Lard Oil-Vcry dnll and dropping;
winter 81 2T01 2s. Pctrolsum-Dull At 2Sc f6f
refined. drl'Jr 4l
GROCERlEs. -Sagar-Dull: New Orleans iOa
t8c, tho lAtteF rate for prime; II per cent tAFe,
COaCe-Dull at l8G9Ic, tho latter rGto fOr choice,
MOlasseS-Dull at 76G1S0c for New Orleans.
SERps-Timot Scarce at q 1904 90. Flax
,Sced-Decllning at 81 5000 90,
G0LD-1IQk buying.
BxCIIANGg-Firm St bQc 10 LILO discount buying.
MoSEY-AaEkct quiet at no per cent,
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New York Cattle Market.

NkM AuHAt AAECu "
BEEVEs.-A snow storm injured the trade 10.
day. The total number Of bceVeA was 6,6lS for
tho week, with 1900 to-day. Sales wcFp slow
and some hundreds were Ion over. prlces arc
weak or about as last Friday at 4 rise Of 10 To
1BHC; nothing extra fnO on sale. Fat cattle sell
at l6c; drove OF 90 fat Missouri cattle, X cWt,
sold for 16Dl6Hc; 80 Illinois steers, 6H cwt, at
14016c; 100 Illinois. X ewt, 14D18c; 90 CanAdAs,
OK Cwt. l4Sc; 100 Illinois, OK CWt, at lSI<A1Sc;
s. good Kentucky, 7 cwt, l6l1lBC; only 20 Tex.
ans arrived during tho week, with $50 from MlS-
g0uri, common.
suEEP-Are triaC lower. selling at BHG6Xe:
fair to good at 6A7c; prime to extra at 7St9Xc,
with 90 choice Canada, l26 ms, at 9C: car 100 b
State, &c; car 90 ms Ohio Tt(c: car y Os MIchi.
gan, GEc; car 20 ms State, bKc. Total for the
week l7,100, with 400 to-day. Trade slow aud
many unsOld. Tho ErlU Road now lands ItS sheep
at 'WCGhAukCn.
IlO0a-TotAl number Of hogs Il, $50; to-day ~
cars. Trade slow and prices weak at 9l( l(69kcfo for
corn, and sX00c for Stillied hogs. City dressed
sell at llA9i2Afc; western nt 1l01l4c; with
2,lO0 Of them for tho week, and very low more to
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News of the Day.

W. A. Rolihgs, J. r. Hustled, and John
Prenting, haS arrived in St Louis, from
New York, for the purpose Of examining
the bridge now building there, over the
Mississippi, and especially the method Ui
constructing the piers, with view Of col
lecting data available III tho contemplate
cd bridge over the Eas! River.
Henry Paden Sexton, of Portsmouth
Ohio, was arrested Saturday, on cllnrge Of
attempting to poison his wife. The milk
he had prepared for her, WINS given TO
chi, which expired in twenty minutes.
Sarah Jane Mason, recently found guilty
ofOpening letters, Mt Columbus, Ohio, was
sentenced on Monday, toimprisonment for
one year, in the Columbus Jail. l,
The steamer Eagle, from New York for
Havana, is aground on Body Island, on
the South Carolina Const, and 1t Is feared
will be atotal loss. The passengers and
crew arc believed to have been saved.
Lower, is still the word III Wall street
Gold closed yesterday at 112s; new 5.2Os
are below I'D, and 1O.4OS below 1O7.
US. S.iMarslal Ncwcombc, Of 81 Louis
has received instructions from Washing
ton,to divide the Eastern District Of Mis-
souri, into Is districts, preparatory TO Tux
ing the new census.
Dispatches from 1IOmo report tho IN.
tagonistsot Papal iniNllibiIily In the COrln'
eli, some ofwhOm had threatened to with
draw havo now determined TO remain in
view Of the growing opposition TO that
dogma.
Republican Mayors were elected Mon
day in RoCkland, SaCo and Auburn,
Maine, and IL Democratic Mayor in Bath,
No choice at Lewiston, though the Re-
publican had plurality.
The Buffalo Board of Trade alter ex-
amining witnesses OH the charge recently
preferred against Hon. D. Z. Bennett,
have resolved that tho proof Is insufficient
10 authorize his expulsion. i,
| Great preparation Is being made in the
North of Ireland for the reception Of the
Prince and Princess Of Wales.
Noycs' block, ut Nashua, N. IT,, was
nearly destroyed by fro Sunday Loss
$GO,00O; partially insured.
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WASHINGTON.

i.r g WASHINGTON, March Z.
The House Committee on Foreign AZ
llirs, this morning, resumed the considera.
tion Of the Banks Joint Resolution ih'rela-
tion to the contest between the people Of
Cuba and tile Government Of Spain, but
came to mo conclusion on tho subject
Much important information from tho
Department of State has been furnished
tho Committee, but which cannot now!bc
made public. Tho Committee will here
afler have two meetings week. General
Schoaeld was examined by the Commit
tec on Military Affairs to-day, relative to
tho alleged sales Of 0adctships by Con-
gressnCn. ..'s iIt ~. n T.,
The House Committee, on Roads and
Canals, to-day, agreed TO rcport'a bill
authorizing the construction Of railroad
from Norfolk pGa Louisville to St. Louis.
Tho capital stock Of the Company being
$4O,0O0,OOO. Tho Senate Committee on
the District Of Columbia, heard n large
delegation Of citizens in favor Of Terrific.
rial government for the District.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New York, SIar. 2.

... NEW YORK, Nlnr.7.
The great Fullerton case, on trial IN tho
United States Court, before Judge Wood
ruff and BlatcGord, St0ughton, counsel for
defcndcnt, moved for p0stponemcnt Of the
trial for three weeks, owing u the con-
tinued illness Of Charles O'COnnOr, the
leading counsel for defense Tho Court
refused to grant the motion. a,
Tho steamship India, from Glasgow, and
tho Colorado, from Liverpool, have ar
rived. ''I ,.'.. 7,s
Some further facts have transpired rela-
tive 10 John George. Harding, an English
man, who committed suicide in o .disrepu.
table house in 27tl street, Thursday night.
Hc was man Of some literary character,
being the author of n translation Of
Dante, copies Of which were found in Ills
room. Hc left England and came to this
country in consequence Of, domestic diff
culties, and sQuahdercd all of his smoncy
iMgambling, He was pennies ar!a mis-.
crable. He ended allsMithg poison y = }
Six inches OF snow fell In tile city hast
night, The storm stilf continues.
A Committee Of the Democratic Gene
ral Committee and the King county dele
CATION, held conference Meeting Sqtur-
day at whichit was resolved toIa bplish or
materially modify all the Albany conf
m;ss;ons in Brooklyn US they were un'
Democratic and expensive. The Water
BOARD Fire Commissioners, Health and
Police Board, will be the first reorgantz;;
cd and probably for this purpose will pass
the State Legislature this week, ~.
Secretary Seward attended church at
St Paul's with cX-P Postmaster Wakeman,
Of this city, yesterday morning. Darings
tho lay he received several calls, and In
tic evening dincd privately with some
friends, Al p. N. he will call formally
on the Common Council, In accordance
with the arrangement already made, and
be received in the Chamber Of the Board
OF Assistant Aldermen.
Mcchan, tho Irish American, has im'
proved very ymuch within the hast lew
days, His friends are quite hopeful Of
his ultimate recovery. "'' :,
The. reception Of Gov. Seward, took
place in City Hall this afternoon. lie
made briCf speech compllmenting the
city as tho metropolis Of the western con-
tincnt ,...
Tho Committee Of the Gold Exchange
on wednesday reported in favor Of adding
the leading stocks to the call list,
The intended prizo fight between Ed
wards and Aaron Is oil.
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER AT
RIPLEY, OHIO.
Tho Murderer EntrcnchcS and De-
Eends IIimselC-W6undS two Of
.. his AsSailantS and Receives !
two Shots Himself.
- IL. - KPLEY, NINtCl =.

.i.y! ~. -v. NIf At-t :,
On yesterday morning Mr.. Campbell
Howard, living about one and hall
miles from Ripley, while on his way to
church was met on the road by Victor
Pobl with a heavy rifle in his hand. Soon
nl(or passing Pobl turned and shot al
him some thrCo or four times, one hall
taking effect in the clbow Of tho right
arm. Upon tho receipt Of the. news here
the constable, with ono or two others
started with the intention Of capturing
Pobl. They found him Ct,trfnchEd inn
log house under tho bed, with q heavy
rilc, two rcvolvers and big dog. On
raising the cover he commenced shooting
and lie party were forced tQ retro in or.
der to tlislOdgc him. They began to fire
through tho door when he appeared al
tho window aud fired several shots, one O.
them taldng effect IN the arm OF ~ r
Count, and aIiotAGr in The hand OF MIR
Benton. PObl's mother appearing .or
the ground shC went iUaIFl succeeded u
prevailing on him giving himsele Up Il
was found that hc was wounded In two
placcs, one in the, lc(l lower rib and th(
other in tho right side near tho spine
Both wounds arc very severe. Evidently
themln Is lCrangcd. fI,, .l d,
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Commercial and Financial.
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Tho EIoments olI the Gold Decline
From SatraaysM y FlnaaelGl 0hFONlol':

= AAb A4IANAAN0Se'HVA S%SS -
From Saturday'sN y Financial ChTonlols:
Just now, in Wall street, both silcs. III
tho great gold contest acknowledge that
the present condition Of tho market Is
unusually anomalous and irregular, II not
full Of peril, Several circumstances have
transpired during tie week which have
had d tendency TO bring about further
depression. The most prominent Of these
Is tho announcement TINT the Treasury
will at discretion take all or none Of tho
gold offered in future, thus imparting q
now element Of uncertainty to tho market,
md uncertainty Is notoriously tho field In
which speculation loves 10 sport, The
perturbation Of tho market had scarcely
begun from this cause when IN announce.
mont was published from Washington
that the balance Of trade was heavily In
our favor, SO that within sixty days, gold
ought to come this way from Europe.
This audaCi0rs statement wRS founded on
the official report 'ofthc Buteau Of Stats.
tics that during tho first six months Of the
present fiscal year our imports have cx.
cCcdcd our exports by less than two, mil,
lions OF dollars. Wall street was astound.
cd loFr TIC moment by this unexpected IN.
nouncemcnt, 1t being also confidently
affirmed that as forty millions or moro Of
government bonds and railway securities
had during that period been, shipped
abroad gold couldhot for long time be
In demand for export TO Europe. The nd.
vocates Of this view Of tic case supported
their arguments by pointing to the market
for foreign exchange, which Is now more
md more depressed. Indeed, for several
weeks sterling bills have steadily declined
in rates, 10 TINT tho bankers cannot sell
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PAPACY AND THE SCHOOLS.
Views Of tho New York Clergy---A
Coming Conflict. .a.a,
New YoRK, Marcel

Rev. Dr.. Clark Of the 4Snd street Pres:
byterian Church, lcctured last evening
upon the subject Of tho Bible in Public
Schools, made severe arraignment Of
the Roman Catholics, and asserted that
tho cause of this sectarian movement was
that the Papacy which IS growing weak
in Europe seeks renewal Of vigor on Our
sol. He warned the people Of the divine
lisplcasurc in seeing Gods words Danish.
cd from tho schools. ii z .,r. ..-
Rev. Hepworth, OF tho Church Of the
Messiah, preached last evening on the
samc subjoct Previous to tho sermon a
petition to the Legislature against sectar-
ian grants, was circulated in tho congre-
cation for signatures Mr.. Hepworth
considered that We were on the verge OF n
revolution whose results would be more
important than anything occurring IN
American history since the declaration Of
Independence. lie said that his principle
was tho bottom dollar for the public
schools, but not one cent for sectarian
prlntQ o. '' a.
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New YORK Produce Market.

~ - NEW IOHko MUFCn 7.
at 29kc for mlddling nplAudS.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and scarcely % arm.
GRAN-Wheat-Qulet and without decided
change; No. spring 81 1901 IS; winteE rcd and
amber western 81 2S61 80 Rye-Dull aud nom.
lnal oAts-Dlll and heavy at 6Sb56Kc for
western, and 6l06aKc for Ohio. Corn-Scarre
and arm at 0Sc0$l % for sound now mixed west
CFn.
PROVISIONS -POrE-StcAdy, sales 800 b4rrOlA
mess, seller April, at $95 S7Gb25 90. BeCf-QuiIt I
and unchanged. Cut Meats and Baeon-NonI.
nally unchanged. %. add .Fls'.
LiRD-QuIGt and without material change
EOOS-Fair request and unchanged
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FEARFUL oUTRAcEeIN SPAIN.


'H... Ceeueus !su
,,..- u.. New YonK, March z. III
The GGutoiS gives an account Of hor-
rible, mysterious afFlir In Spain, which,
It says, II would not believe hAd not tho
details been confirmed by letter from It's
own correspondent Tho story is, TINT on
February i7thr band 'of'people broke
into Il house ut Alcira, aviliage near Va
,lcncln, in the morning, by making hole
in tho roof. The owner Of the house was
M. Baludc. lie was in bed with his wife.
The invaders pulled thent out Of bed and
put gags in their mouths. Then they
went to tic room where the six children
were sleeping, whom they bound with
cords, and then, In sight Of their parents,
tore out their eyes and tongues. They
afterwards cut or the feet Of NJ. Baludc
and his eldest son. tametl Vincent, but
purposcly. left tho tendon near the heel
lnscvcred; and then they hung them up
head downward. Aftcr this they ran.
sacked the larder and mAde good break
fast, jecring at their victims all the time,
and left tho house at dAybrcak. Two Of
the villains have been arrested. .arrf
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The Missing e1cityi of Boston,"
LONDON, March Z.

4SONbSNNt 1ANASA -
The lact Is considered encouraging that
the sailing vessels which LEFT New York
before tho City ofiB Boston, are Just arriving.
The managers Of the line, think the steam
crs engines broke. .bowh,, She would then
be obliged to depend upon lls,with which
she was not very we'll supplied.
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TIE father Of DorabcllA recently found
that little girls chubby little hands full OF
he blossoms Of d beautiful tca'roso on
which he had bestowed great care: my
dear" he said, didn't ! tell you not to to
nick one of those flowers without leave?
"Ycs, papa" said DOrabclla, "Out all these
had leaves" ~. ~ tv..
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Chicago Market,

FLouR-Neglected ID. n - %
GRAN.-Whcat-Dul irregular and unsettled;
sales No. At 66c; No. . at 18H019Hc; cloIing
easy At 768T9kc; this AftCrnoOn dull anu IN:
changed. Corn-Flrner and N0Ic higher; sales
No, 9 at 70S019c; rejected CSC; now 6G667; no
grade 65463c, closing al, outside rates. 0atS-
Quiet and A9Xc lower; closing at 36JT 036k c for
Nos. Ryc-MOrc active and hrmer Gt 67N @88c;
for No. g Barley-NOmlnal.
HoGs-Drcssed dull at Sl00i1 12j{; live atoady
and quiet Is 251S 30 for common 70 good.
BEIP CGTTLE-Dull and nomlnAlly &c lower.
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baltimore Market.

; N ~ ---7 UALITIVTEl IITEEN 4
GRAm-Wheat-Steady; red 81 9a1t g. Com
White 90n3IC; yellow &&Oie, 0atS-6EG8c
- ProySToXS.MoSa Pork-QuIet at S37. Bacon
Outlet; rib sides l5Nc; clear ib l0kc; should
eFSi6Kc; hams la@S0c, n
LGRp-Qulct At l6c. l...t Itr..
WHIIET-Dull At 81 0d5l TO-
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STERI.IYQ-Iie8yy d iO8X0 l08)f

SToCEs-Markot strong and very close 10 the
Highest prices Of tho day. Tho most active stocks
Were Northwestern, Lake Shore, New York Cen.
tFal, Reading md Rock Island. II 10 reported q
bill will soon DO introduced Into tho Legislature
10 increase passengers iarea on flGt trains Of the
New York Central and Hudson River Road.
Miscellaneous and Express stocks dull, tho only
feature was Adgellps 10 SIX for Paci6c Mall.
Western Union Telegraph, 8SX; Adams Ex'
87K; UnItod StateS, E0Ifs Pacldc Mall, 87k;
New York Central, 57; RFle 2S Harlem, i48h;
Hudson, Scrip, 93H; Reading, WI Michigan
Central, IlV3; Illinois CentEaI, 1S5; Pittsburgh,
9SH; NorthwdSIcn TSIS: do. preferred, 81: Rock
Island, l90A 1t. Paul. ga do. pFcieITed, IO We.
TGrrG lliutc, 50: Chicago b Alton, 1l3; Omo =
MIElIRSIppl, S0H; New jGrSey C6ntnl, lOtHi
Cleveland, Columbus b Cincinnati, 13S.
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WYOMING TO THE FRONT.
Woman In tho Jury BOx.-.The Ju.
ir, dietary Sustain Her. lgll.
The First Grand Jury of Women in
III the World. &. n, n
LARIMrE CRY, W. T., March Z.

The Judiciary Of Wyoming sustalns tht
right Of women to serve rs Grand Jurors
All the ladies drawn as Grand Jurors
were present Nt eleven o'clock. A motor
was made TO Quash the panel, but It wa
not sustained. At 11;56 \. NJ. the llrst
panel Of lady Grand Jurors In the wOrlt
were sworn in. None asked to be excused
A Indy bailliTwas appointed for the Grant
Jurors A splendid address was made ~
Chief Justice Howe,
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SscRETAIN RoBEsoN will deliver the
address to tho literary societies ut the
next Princeton College commencement.
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THI cadets at Annapolis and West
Point whose positions were secured by tue
liso Of money viii probably bO dismissed
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n " JOHN ". oENTI1 . ]
Sheriff Kana,rhG County

March Sd, 1870.
WI were not before aware, hut now
learn, that the condition ofaiIairs develop,
cd by the "AIalden Riot" has inspired so.
rious alarm in KaDawha, and that applica-
tlon was made to Gov. STEVENSON, several
weeks ago, for military to aid the civil
authorities to protect the citizens and pre-
serve the peace. The GovERNoR has, how:
ever, felt reluctant to resort TO 80 extreme
n remedy, hoping that the public sentiment
Of The law.abiding people there would
subduc the existing spirit Of insuborll'
nation and prevent further violence. The
Governor, however, from information in
his possession, sCems,to regard the state Of
atlairs there US likely to impcrll life and
property; and We feel authorized in say
Ing TINT ifupon careful investigation Of
the iilcts hc finds tho civil law cannot lie
enforced, and this spirit of violence aud
defiance of Inv Is TO continue, he Is deter
mined to apply at once for MILITARY force
to execute the laws and protect the lives
and property Of law.abiding citizens In
that portion of tho State,
1T Is uu0G1tpod that the spbsLahhaPtqqitii
zcns Of Charleston, of all parties, look with
alarm upon the present state Of AtEAirs;
and wcu they may, for whatever any Of
them may have done to inspire 1t, lAwIcSs
and irresponsible mobs are no respcctets
Of persons or property. But these citl'
zcns hesitate to take an open and decided
stand against the ,nnlcontents, outof fear
for their lives and property. We arO u.s.
surctl that IL the honest citizens Of Charles
ton would avoid tho early presence. Of
troops IN their midst, they must take
prompt and decisive measures TO bring
their violators oi law toApunishmcnt,
Gov. STEyESsoS declares this must be
done by the people there without delay
or Il will bc done for them, GndSpeedily'
Such state Of. atIairs rs Is disclosed there
cannot be permitted TO contintC, Is Il
would lend to an utter subvcrsion Of all
Inv and leave Charleston mil Isurrotnd:
Ing towns nj tho mercy Of irresponsible
mobs, and result IN consequences cx'
trcmcly Injurious Gthat part Of tile State,
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The statements made by --
above are true. The Ku.Klux have gone MS
fur in tbs county rs tho G6yernment
should allow them 10 CO. The COlOrcd
peoplC in Maiden, are shot at and pCltcd
with stones whenever = they venture on
thGstreets at Maiden. SomtthtNg "'G@ b
1 fully endorse tho foregoing statements.
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New York Money and stock Market.

New HOfK WOhuy uhu 8IOCK WAFKHV'
Iu y NEW YORK, March7.
Tho speculative interest In Wall street center
cd chiefly. ln the Gold Room, where there waA
considerable excitement and frequent huctna
lions In the premium. At one tlmG the price sud
denly advanced nom 119K to 1l3, on rIlnor thai
tho funding blu was postponed. This was BooG
denied, and later telegram stated that tho blu
was being debated and d night session would bt
held until II was disposed Of Tho Room com
InGncCd TO discount tho passage Of the blu,
An avalanche Of Eales took place and prices
timbled TO II9H. Tho decline to-day has had a
tendency TO weaken grecnback prlcCs Of product
aud merchandise aud ungOttl0 business gCneFAlly,
MONEY-NaFkcta abuudAntly supplied with cap,
ital At +15 per cent on call with exceptions At
per cent. Discounts hardening under the decline
In gold; prime 100 per cent. 4! .lp',I-
SFERLiNa-IIeaYy nt l09H 0l08l.