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Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21
ASHPOLE ACADEMY,
Robson County, Nc.

RObesOn County, NC.
TNHIS INSTITUTION Is situated in the
l. Western part of Kobeson county in the
immediate vicinity of Ashrole (Preebyterian)
Depot. on the Carolina Central Railway, near
the dividing line between North and South
Carolina and twenty miles west of Lumherton. II.
The first session of this school will commence
On Monday, August Sd. The scholastic wear
is divided into two sessions OF twenty We ke
each.
The Directors have engaged, rs Principal.
Mr.. Hamilton Mcmillan, graduate of I'll
North Carolina University. and OF many years
successful experience as Teacher.
The school is designed to be permanent and
no expense will be spared in rendering it, in
every respect, q first class Institution. Stu
dents will be subject to strict discipline. and
will receive thorough course of instruction.
Rates Of ui'iJn per session OF twenty weeks:
PRIMARY ti&sses- Sl2 TO
Hlgher Glasses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
One half of Tuition i'll fdvance, the remain
der at the close of the session.
Good board convenient to the Academy ut
Ten Dollars per month.
For further particulars apply TO the under
signed, Secretary OF the Board of Dircrtu : Mt
Red Banks Z. o., Rob+so,i county N 4.
y. i'. MCCAILUM, 81
Secretary of tie oar,i Direct, r. of Ash; ole
Academy
july 81 W.
Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21

trine upon the manufacturing section
of the North. It was for no such wild
purpose that this Federal Union was
established, and such an one no de-
fender of that Union would have dared
avow in the late struggle for its exist
ence. These elections should tell the
party in power that it Is time to pause
in its destructive career with the South
ern people. They demonstrate the
abiding determination of that people
to resort to the last to the baliot-box
for the establishment OF local gov
ernment, and in every sense they are
full of hope and of admonition. Now
let the rest Of the country come to
the rescue on this fundamental issue
of elf-government and constitutional
guarantees, and command henceforth
peace between the sections and peace
between the races. The dangerous
path of this Administration can be
pursued no further. Post.
Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21
A WORD TO THE INVALID.

healthy
COMPOUND CURE will
+. KING SON, Proprtors
S.
JAMES MUNDS' Store Third
Wilmington NC I'm
Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21

The Greenville Register says: We
learn that two negroes, BRYANT Move
and Nathan Williams, were engaged
in an alteration at Centre Bluff on
Thursday last, which was suppressed
by the crowd present. Nathan vii.
liams goes off, gets his gun and way
lays Moye on the road, and when Moye
comes up to where Williams was a few
words passed between them when Will
llams jumped up and shot him. He
died Instantly. Nathan Williams was
arrested and is now in Jail,
Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21
NOTICE..

Stephen W. Noble, Administ1 q or of Holm,
Mills, deceased, Plaintiff ii Petitioner
against James Mills, ST., b. yant Mills, and
others, Defendants.
Wilmington journal., 1874-08-21
iroceeGfnG to male Real Estate Assets.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

TO the Sheriff of OnsIotg County, Grceting
You are hereby commanded to summons
James Mills, Sr., Noisy Taylor and her nus
oand jackson Taylor, Jane Henderson and her
husband StcpheI. Henderson, Linsv Mills Bry-
ant Mills, UzEa Mills, Holland Askew ami her
huSoand 4 mos Ask2w, Ann KOOnce, james l..
Minis, Ann NJ Noble, wife of plaintiff aud pc
titioner, Mary h. Hodges and her husband
husband jesse King, Betsy Mashburn, w. H.
Byra, Francis ID. conce, John Mills, son or
defendant, CzZa Mills, (EliZa Turner and her
husband, Lewis Turner, who resided in the
State OF Illinois when last heard ofl, William
Jo1ti, damct, Caza, Lott and Edward Mills.
ana me other issue of William Mills, deceased
(Son OF another william Mills, deceased which
last named William was a brother OF plaintiffs
intHstate, John Mills. all OF. whom, when last
heard of, were residing near Cool or Cold
Spring Post Otlco, Polk county, Texas), de-
iendants, il they be found within your county
TO appear st the Office OF the Clerk OF the Supe-
rior Court for the county OF Onslow within
twenty-five days after the service of this sum
mons on them, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice, and answer the complaint and petition
copies OF which will be deposited in the Office of
the Clerk of the Snper ior Court for OnsIuw
county within ten days from the date OF this
sHmmOnsi and let them take notice that if they
fail TO answer the said complaint and petition
wthin that time, the plaintiff and petitioner
viii apply to the Court for the relief demand
cd i'll the complaint and petition.
Hereof fail not, and of this summons make
due return.
Court, this l4th day of July, A. ID 1874.
A. q. HUGGfSS.
Clerk of Superior Court of Onslow County
july 24 w6t
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Graham & Nash,
AT LAW,

nRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED
L eral Courts, ard make collections any
where in North Carol Also negotiate sal lee
of Real Estate. Agricultural, Mineral and
Lumber tracts, and desirable City Lots con-
stantly on hand.
jzly2 15s If
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-12
view York Narket.

New YORK, June ll.-Colton-Du,
middI,ng uplauds lS!c. Fiour-Aod-
crate demand and lower superfioe west
ern and state s. jO@5 To- common &c
good 5 50,46 %; good to choice 3 "a
G16 81; white wheat extra 8 3OCd6 30
extrs Ohio ) 70G7 10. Whest-In
limited demard aod ln buyers favor;
winter red spd amber western 81 55
al IS; white western ! 90. Rye-Dull
aud lower at 81 V5. Barley-Ncmin,
al. Corn-In fair demand. scarce aud
higher; western mixei S2(GSjc; ~es-
tern yellow S5@S6ic; white western
9Oc. Oats-Stesdy; mixed western 81
@63c; white western 67S70:. Coffee
Firm; Rio l7920fc. Sugar Less &C.
tive. Petroleum-Crude sc; refined
pany 25l@27! Woo.-Fir 7; domes-
tic fleece 43@6Sc; pulled 33&53; nh-
washed l7@37c. Pork-FlrmeE mes
slS GOALS 10 spot; l. 50 June; ] "
ALI 95 July. Lsrd-Qliet aid frm
prime -tesm lli9ll3s sPo'i llS June
il e-l64lli July; III August. rbn'-
,er-Heav,; new western lsG 2oc
w Whisky-99!c9Sl 90.
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ST. LOUIS.
JsaIoasy and Suicide.


Sr. LOUIS, June ll.-As j. Pierre, Q
Freedman. and q woman accom-
paying him were boarding westward
bound train at Jefferson City. at 2:35
o'clock yesterday moreiug. they were
confronted by Leopold Hallderte, who
fred q pistol at Pierre but without
effect. the latter escaping around the
corner OF the depot Hsllderte then
shot the woman in the breast, inflictipg z
dangerous wound. He then fred
two balls into bis Own body and died
in two hours. i appears that Hall
derte and the woman had been living
together ~ man and wife for three
years on the levee in st. Louis, where
they had kept saloon and boarding
house that Hallde-te bad refused to
marry her after repeatedly promising
TO do so; that they had dissolved psrt-
pership few days ago and she had
gone to Jefferson City to meet Pierre
who had promised to marry her and 20
into business in Kansas CITY. Hail.
derte, induced by jealousy. followed the
woman 70 the CITY, with the above re-
suit.
The Missouri State Womaus' SUI
frage Association have adopted an ap-
peal to tie people OF Missouri for SUBJ
scriptions 10 aid the women OF Michi.
gan TO conduct this summer aud fall
the campaign OF that State, in favor CT
the extension OF suffrage to women.
They expect 70 raise FIVE thousand dol
lars
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UTAH.
A Con fifcf OF Authority.

SALT LAKE, June 1.-THE police
arrested soldier last hight from Camp
Douglas, for disorderly conduct. This
morning General Morrow demanded
the surrender OF the soldier to be tried
by the military authorities. The sur
-.-lo- ss refns.d ADD General Nor
row ordered Captain uUiuUu wan q ue-
,acbment OF cavalry to go to the city
with orders to ask for the surrender OF
the soldier, and in case OF refusal
N r.leas. him by force. The surrender
wa. refused and the Captsin proceeded
10 break open the Jail ard released the
man. who is now in confinement al The
military post
General Morrow rome time since
presented the subject OF the ar
res, bv the civil authorities OF soldier.
10 the War Department, claiming ths'
under the articles OF war soldiers are &c
be tried b. the military aud not by the
civil authorities. The Judge Advocate
General OF the army approved ihl:
view and the Secretary oil war dlrecte0
General Morrow TO act accordingly
No resistance was made by the city
authorities,
In the case of the soldier arrested 'o'
assault on a citizen last evening, 1t II
claimed that both the citizen ant
solder were Intoxicated at the time Q
the arrest, and thst the arrest was ma
by a private citizen. The instruction.
iom Washington in regard to the ar
rest and detention OF .oldiers by tn
Mormon authorities, were printed IL
the papers here two DAYS ago, and II :.
supposed that a test case is intended Il
he made OF the occurrence TO-DAY, AZ
tbs, the surrende. OF the solder wa
refused for that reason. The solder
were loudly cheered by the assemoiag
Of citizens witnessing the release.
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WASHINGTON.
W.sprxo-oS lima

WAsRINaroN, June IL.
The Senate Com nittee on Patents
to-day decided to report adversely on
the applications for the extension OF
the following patents Tanners car
brake, and Auson ottwood's car whee
patent. Also the three sewing machine
patents of Wickermsp, A. B. Wilson
and Ackers 4 Filbausen.
The report OF the joint committee Of
the investigation into the District OF
Colu mbis affairs will be presented TO
Congress on Saturday. il both House.
are then in session.
The Senate confirmed the nomina,
ton OF J. c. Bancroft Davis as Envoy
E1traordiprry and Minister Plenipo-
teptiary 10 the German Empire from
July !, 1874, when the r.signs,io, OF
Hon. George Bancroft. will take effect.
The Committee on Transportation
to the sea board considered the House
St. Phillip canal bill. There were six
members present; Copklipg, Sherman
and johnson were absent. The vote
stood 8 against 8. the ayes being VIM
dom, West and Cooover, sud the nays
Norwood, Dsvis:snd Mitchell. Subse.
quently CoHover Withdrew, his vote
leaving the committee = for aud 5
sgainst the cana. This action be-
coming known to the Louisiana dele
CATION they asked bearing which
Senator Window accorded them.
Senator Sherman, from the Finance
Committee, reported back House bill
repeating the provision OF the law OF
1873, under which the Sanborn con-
tracts were made, and revoking sil e1-
listing contracts. The amendment pro-
posed by the Committee is 10 strike out
the section prohibiting members OF
Congress from acting Sc agents in ssch
cases, the law already in existence COW
ering the subject aud prescribing pen.
alties for lts vlolstion.
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Handsome Ferns.

u. ls,e there has been, Gays tee ONO
;.-,.- sn increased interest shown 10
-! homes for fern culture, and come
Sc sri choice varieties have been in
-,31csd by the leading forists to meet
..s growing demand. Hardy ferns are
=. mos, desirable, for when once we'll
,7,.e! ;hsv will las, for several years,
:. y,suis i0creasiDgin size and oesusy'
III a.,be care required will De 10
IN Of the decayed leaves IN auiumn'
s.i r-oiec, with slight cover OF Liter
&C DUNG winter. Anyone. with .
SIS 30, or nook o. psrtially-shsded ed
:,.1oi. may enjoy the possession OF 9
.s,ir isrn. To succeed, the soil should
:. Q: = licbttexture, formed OF good
3su. 'es mold, aod saud. lils found
+. r-sc,ice that theae beautiful plants
.a,cse3 best in rcckeries-that IL,
.,,r o. lsrg. and email rocks are sc
: l,.i as 10 form bsnks, Of any shape
.ti this !. filed with soil IRON
..-.r3. where the plants are placed
-. securing good drainage as well al
= sure rom the presence OF th'
ro-... Plenty OF hardy varieties ma!
+. 'o9ri in the woods by those who
80 lot ieel sble to purchase.
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RaiiIninrr Market.

BALTIMORE, June ll.-FIour-Nery
dull and nothing doioc Wbsa:-ln
improved demand and firm; Ohio and
Indiana 81 4OGl 5G wes;ern sPUug
! 3oG,l 40. COrn-FrrmeT new Hesi-
.rn mixed S0Gslc; old Sl9S2c, Oats
Steady; western mixed 62:i white 60
664c. Rye-Weak 81 81 %. Prov1'-
iou.-Ouiet and 10 limited jobbiOg de-
mard ouly. Pork-Unchaaget. Bulk
Mes,s-Slou tic clear RIB 9G:.
Bacon-Sboulders 7F9SG clear ri
l0iGllc; sugar cured hams l4@i9!c
Lsri-Unchspged. Bait er--DuiI and
unchanged. Cofee-Quiet and firm 81
lT3G2Oc. Whisky-$l 20
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Seu York L,ye stock MARKET.

SEw YORK, June ll.-Beeves-
Receipts 500, making 1850 for The
three dave. against 3,4S0 for the ssne
time last week. QIslity somewhat
mixed; rsuging from very poor Ts1sns
20 strictly prime native steers. De,
maDd moderate and the market closed
dull a, a decline since Monday OF more
than &c. Medium nst'Se steers NO
l2Ic; poor to 'sir Te1aus 9SlotT 8
t.w tai Cherokee cattle cold st lite
Sheep and Lsmbs-Arrivals 2ooo
making 900 tor the three dsvs' sgalrs'
) 47O Tor the same time last week.
Market extremely dull at 4:96!c foI
sheep, aud 7l9l0l Tor lamb: ST'ne
Receipts 4, 900, making Is $40 for th'
three days, against J. 600 for the same
time last week. None on sale alive
dressed barely steaiy st IGiIc.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, June 1.-THE University
O. Cambridge has conferred the honor
.,v degree Of Doctor OF. Laws on Jas.
Russell Lowell, OF Boston.
Riots In India.
A special dispatch from Calcutta
Gays that the riots in the district near
Darjedliug are directed against exPor'
ter. OF food. The rioters were chleny
unsrmed bands, and availed themselves
Of III. excitement caused by their dem.
onstrstions TO plunder . number o'
stores, and several of the rioters were
L;Iled The Governne Com missioner
has sen, troops to the scene OF disturb
suc. to prevent . recurreOce OF tn
lots Persons are being relieved il
Mosuferpore, where suffering /" a.
ready great, and is increasing.
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FIRES.

O.AeE CITY, No. June ll.-Csrters
Touring mill and elevator were burned
esrly this morning. Loss over Ao,oooi
insured for $4,000.
P1rrsBuRGH, June ll.-About three
o'clock this morning the glass works
OF VIM. Frank l. Soss, at FrankstoH n
Station, on the Pittsburgh d ConneIls-
Vile railroad, in this city, were entirely
destroyed by fire, supposed TO be the
work OF au incendiary. Two dwelling
bouees adjoining were alec consumed
TotaI loss estimated at $4,000. Frank
/ Son. loss will probably reach 800,
900. They are insured in home and
foreign com psnies to the amount OF
$3T. 800.
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OHIU.
The HinerA' Riot.

CoLrMBUs, June ll.-Adju,aut 6 enc
rsl Amos, to-day, received orders from
Governor Allen to ship by the frs;
train to Chiliicothe q sufficient quantity
OF fixed ammunition 10 supply the Sill!
guards, q company OF militia who will
be ordered 10 Nelsonviile, if necessary,
to prevent bloodshed. Governor AL
lens private secretary, John Il. Putt
nam, ha, gone TO the scene Of the
trouble and will advise the Governor
80 10 the true situation OF affairs.
Adjutspt-Genersl Amos has just re-
ceived dispatch from Governor Allen,
eus,d. OF hGjqhci6ustii,, 70 ne ready to
proceed to Nelsonville at moments
notice. The call was Issued by the
Adju,snt-G.neral at 3 p. m.
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LOUISIANA.
Murderer Lynehed.

SHREVEPORT, June ll.-Ed. Lucas,
IS: Scott, the negro arrested to-day
a=s' iais city, for completely 10 the FL
3o;i murder, while being conducted 10 to,
Town, vss taken from his captors ard
hung by the vigilsnts, being the third
p:c.ou hung by them for this murder.
Ri river raft, opened last summer
- The late Lieut.. Woodruff, has become
FA:uslly closed by DRIFT brought down
12'og the recent high water, csutlns 8
suspension of navigation 90 the upper
river. The government appropriation
t'Icg exhausted the Board OF TRACE
subscribed funds to reopen it. A nitro
g,ycerine feet left for the raft to-day
Inc river will probably be open In .
'ew dsys.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June ll.-F.our-Qu'et
and unchanged. Wbest-ln fair de"
msnd aud lover; No Chicago spring
81 223; No. . do let casa or Ju'e;
i Isl July; l3l9l l4::Augnst. Corn
Active and ai'aucrd; No. mixed
sc cash or June: 6l4; July; &C Au-
gu.t; low mixed 6l!ci rejected SIC Ot's
eStesdy; No. , 45ic casb 43.; July,
Rye-Qliet ard unchanged at 53c;
Bayley-Dull and Unchanged, No. -:
spring 81 25. Pork-Sitady at slI ov
cash or Juoe; held st II % July. LsTd
Steady at lie cs-b llEc July. Bult
Mests-Sresdy sales OF sport ITO mid
dies at 9ic July, loose. Wbisky-lr
fsir demand q, iower rates q! 9i3c.
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sAruRArk . piece Of bread or meat
with gastric juice, and it viii d'ss0!'s.
This is digestion. Add to such mix
tn,e a little alcohol, and it will not d's-
s,ir, This is indigestion. Beware,
,hen Of tinctures or tonics, or decoc-
IONS containing spirituous liquors
Chm ali rum "topics," and rely solely
On Dr. Wakes VINEGAR BrrrKRs. the
finest digestive invigorsOt known, and
free free from ,he fery curse Of alcohol.
may 26.b
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PELApELPHlA, June ll.-Fiour- -
Verv dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull; red 81 40Gl IS; amber l $50
SO; white l 81. Rye-95c. Corn
Very dull; yellow 7sc; mixed western
76@77c. Osts-Unchspged. Butter
Dali; western lSG2oc fair TO good
western l49l6c. Cheese-Flst; prime
Western Reserve l39l3ic; halt skim
SGl0c Eggs-Dull; western l59l6c
Petroleum-Stesdy; refined l2i9l2tc
July. Thisky-$l CO.
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were visible from tbe Lopgsreth works,
but about one hundred were collected
hall wsy between there and the village.
The Sheriff Of Athens county is in the
lines and the police force are deputizsd
by him, bat be declines 10 call on the
Executive until there is actual vio-
lence. The operators are not in accord
with him, saying there is dsoger Of
bloodshed before the troops can arrive.
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GovEESNRyTs-Steaiy.

SrocKs-IntenseIv dull. The leading
shsres declined 39l pe7 cent on the old
story, the illness OF Commodore NaL'
deYoilt. The chiet decline was in Erie
on account Of lower prices at London.
At the close the msrxet was steadier.
The Panama Railroad Company de-
clares & quarterly dividend Of 3 pc:
cent. Among the ssies to-day ware
1900 shsres OF Western Union, IL
900 Ere, 10000 Lake shore sui 5,Wt
Union Pac n.
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,,s Row Between Sherman and
Grant.

Grant.
Washington Correspondence Chicago Post.
=, ,h.sIeet General Sherman is in
,,.,,;srlr commsuder; when he has
;,,.tei his journey and CLOSED the
-.,, bs,l door OF his cffice behind him,
;. +, ,otodv. His might disappears
IN II. bat His ssbles assume a
:,.,,, hue, snd be seems in real
-,--g;sC. True, be is the same man
.: IN vii. tia, went to the sea" as
,,,,os: sut thoughtful as ever, and
-. ,omipsl head OF the arm,
V.r.y,h sss be is a nobody. He is
Ssnp.on shorn, bound hand
A. foo, and given over to the
:, ::,.ses. And the President is bis
-.vst. sherman is high.mipded,
.5.o.sb'e 10 8 faul, and soldierly. Ger
,.3 Of ,le Influences which surrouud
,.sr, s.s petty, envious ard jealous.
>-.-uss cso not be induced 10 make
sy2,.ucsl machine OF the army. Ger
a. o: these Influences are anxious
Is, te should. Sherman is, without
:. seeking, popular with his men.
....s.a OF these influences can brook
% ..v., OF Grsut. Thus it comes that
..ss is little OF good
l.;,g between the two men.
,.:ss1, it is said that they
.....;'y dislike each other. The ap-
:s::r, friendship is claimed TO be .
y:si:y p,ece OF acting that results from
-:ic,s fesrs OF the effects Of a quarrel
:: he one hand, aud Shermsns keen
.:... Q. du,y 10 his superior officer on
:.:o;bsr. The effect OF this, il is as
.::,si, Is an Ignoring OF Sherman .
r.,ss :1 everything. The Secretary
I TsI acts as General. and Sherman
a1ml.isted on every favorable oc-
500. HIS removal 10 81. LOUIS 10
..,.aipei by the statement that ne 10
...-ou. Of riddiug hinseli OF the pres
.::s Of the President.
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rt,cspu.t, Market.

CINCINNATI. June ll-Cotton-
Quiet at lie. Fiour-Quiet sud un-
changed. Whest-Quie, and steady st
81 80. Corn-Steady; mixed Csc. Oats
-Quiei st 50957c. Rye-Stesdy st
CSC. Barley-Nomiual. 0ils-Un-
changed. Eggs-Stesdy. Butter
Firm Tor choice at 23G25c. Cheese
STEADY. Pork-Quiet and unchsng-
ed. Lard-Quiet ssd unchanged.
Bulk Mests-Dull; shoulders 6Sc,
clear rib ct; clear 9tc. Bscou-DulE
shoulders tic; clear rib l0c clesr l0lc.
Wbmky-Frm 81 CSC.
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TOlsdO Market.

TOLEDO, June ll.-Ffour-Stesdy,
Whest-Quie, snd weak; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 Al; No. white Michigan
l Al; amber Michigan ! 35t; Juue
36l; Jnly 37i; No. red l 40 No
. do | S5!; July l 80, Angus, %
Corn-Iu lair demspd and advanced
high mixed 67tc; June &c; July o.
Septsmber zoe low mixed 66iG Jaly
CSC; no grade @65c. Oats-Quiet sut
unchanged.
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AVERY good story i. circulating ID
Warrington at the expense OF MI.
N7rril', OF Maine. 1t seems that the
>sas,o. ,ss out for walk on Sunday
.ysr.,g. 10 passing 8 leading coIored
c.1:ch, be Fas so pleased with the
srgpg tha; be went in. He had been
sss,s1 but 3 few minutes when . color.
= igbitsIy approached him: and SAID
. sgbs;sDce that the church Was io'
c2.o'ed p.ople, and they preferred TO oe
E; 1aijstn;bed by the white people
1lE;og their services. Mr.. Morrill, re-
i:.i Immediately. A few days before
BE- bsi been earnestly working tor 'n'
CIV. !sh;s b.l!.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
York None, and Stock narse,

New YORK. June ll-MoSEY-293
per cent. Sterling steady at I S18
Ss3 for 90 days ard 90!G4 81
for SIGHT. Customs receipts S3S7 900
GoLD-0penei and closed al III with
Gales in the inter m 81 llltallOt
Carrying rates lG2 per cent, aui fst.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
slO4,000. CIearipgs 80 600 0)0. Er-
ports OF specie to-day $4,000.
STATE BoSDs-Qlie;. Railroad bonds
firm.
oyEESNRNTs-SteaSy,