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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Famine in India.

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LONDON, June -I5.-The Viceroy
Of India telegraphs: The growing
crops are favorable. The Indian gov
ernnept continues to furnish assistance
to 3, 500, ,OG0 natives. There can be n o
crop in Firhoot until December. The
government admits that some OF the
people may die before assistance
reaches them.
The Post says the public worship
regulation bill now before Parliament,
which is intended to restrict the rtu-
alists. threatens to lead TO coalaton
OF the High church clergy and liberals,
which may result in an attempt to re-
place the present members for Oxford
University, with Gladstone and Mon
tscue Bernard. Gladstone heads the
opposition to the bill.
The steamer Africa is now making
the final splice OF tie Brazilian cable,
uesr Madeira. Captain Halpin, COM
msnder Of the expedition, hopes to have
the work completed by the 2lst.
A sem;-otticial telegram from Berlin,
explicitly contrsdicts the dispatch Of
last Friday, that the Federal Ceuncll Of
state has voted to extend 10 oil the
State. Of the Empire new Prussisn
law Tor the civil repatriation OF births
deaths and marriages. The Federal
Couucil really rejected the bill on the
grounds that its provisions are not in
harmony with the legislation OF the
d ffersnt States. The Council, however,
adopted resolution nominating Prince
Bismarck as chancellor to prepare q
new bill, the provisions Of which shall
be applicable 10 the whole Empire
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CINCINNATI.
Railroad Case Decided &.

CINCINNATI, June l5.-The contro'
versy between the Indianapolis, Cincin
natl and Lafayette and Cincinnati and
White Water Valley Railroad Com.
panies, was decided in the District
Court OF Hamilton county to-day, the
DISTRICT Cour, reversing the decision OF
the Common Pleas Court, which ap-
pointed receiver, and discharging the
receiver appointed by tina, court for the
Harrison branch OF the White Water
Valley road, spd ordering the Harrison
branch to be delivered TO the White
Water Valley Railroad Company. In
the matter OF the Hsgerstowu branch
road Judge Davis OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, last Sstur-
day, decided that the Indianapolis
Cincinnati aud Lafayette Railroad
Company had 10 claim and the court
therefore refused to sppoint receiver
These decisions settle long pending
controversy.
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CHICAGO.
Horrible Murder.

CHICAGO, June IA special from
De- MoIaes, Iowa save, there is intense
excitement over the murder committed
there on Saturday night John John =
sou tailor, always regarded as quiet
msu, employed at the tailoring estab-
.l-umeut OF C. P. Chase & Co., aged 30
y-gTs, WAS fouod lying in gutter, face
dow1ws7i, his skull broken in, head
E's'ri 10 frightiul manner. Near
the body was found an envelope con-
ta'1lng a piece OF p&per on which was
written: This ls the twenty-seveDth
man We have killed, and we will never
te ;aken alive" Robbery is supposed
10 have been the incentive to the deed,
as the victims watch and pocket book
We're gone.
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New York Llxe Stock market.

NEw YORK, June l5.--Beeves-
Fresh offering. $3.50 making 900
for the week against 9 100 last week.
Native cattle mainly good. rsrging me-
dunn % ex'rs, but many Texans were
poor. For TAR TO prime steers the
market was active and strong recover-
ing fully from the decline noted Thurs
day and Friday. For Texans the'de-
mand was weak and Gil thin rough cat
tie ruled lower; the extreme raoge for
native WAS ll@l3c and Texans !c.
Sheep and Lsmbs-R Receipts i,lSO,
making 2l,320 for the week. against
l6 $50 last week. Market quiet with
little better feeling at 5@6c tor isr to
good sheep. and SOIL Tor prime TO tx-
ira Iamb,; poor sheep would sell Al ta
4Ic. Sw,ne-Receipts Yesterday aud
to-day 1860. masking 39,S6O for the
week, against 1910 lat week. Lave
hogs were quoted y, 5t@5ic; Dressed
steady at 7sCg7!c.
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FIRES.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-The Antietam
paper mill, near Hsgerstown, was par
italy burned Saturday night. Loss
SAC, 600; insured.
TAUNTON. Mass, June 15.-The sta.
Ties OF the Bristol County Agricultural
Society were burned Saturday night,
with fourteen horses. mostly trotters In
training. Loss $50 900.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, June l5.-Co.ton-
Quiet; middling uplands lSc. Flour
-Iu moderate request aud in buyer'
favor: snperfine westerb and state "A 80
as II; common To good 5 40G6 10;
good to choic. 8 0596 30 white wheat
extra 6 30tg6 65; extra Ono 5 TOO,
u 10. Wheat-Heayy and lower;
winter red western 81 52ial SO; white
western 90. Rye-S.esdy st 81 o.
6I0S. Barley-Nominsl. Malt
Qaiei. Corn-Closed heavy and low.
er; western mixed S3934c. Oats
Scsrc. aud q shade frmer; mixed west.
.rn 64965c; white western 6S97lc
Coffee-Quiet aud upchaOged. Sugal
Dull and heavy. Petroleum-Crud.
5l95Ic refined l3lc June l2ic July
Eges-Uscbsnged. Pork-Heavy; new
mess sl7 Is spoi; IT 703l775 July
Lard-Lo~eE prime steam ll:c spot o.
July ll3c August Bu!ter-Uc
changed. Cbeese-Uncbanged. Whis
lky-A shsde nrmer st 99c(9tl Oo.
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We pablished, some days ago, q re

We pablshed, some days ago. q res
rort telesrsphed to the Cincinnati Gem.
n,-,ill in relation to a pre-srranged
robbery OF the District Attorneys Office
in Washington City, the alleged plan
being the implication of certain gentle
men who have been prominent in ex-
rosjpr the frauds OF 'the SHEPHERD
ring" By some means. man named
HAYS who, it is alleged, has been i'm
p.icated in some counterfeiting cases in
Wet Virginia, is brought into the case
sai is referred to in our dis
matches this morning. We know
nothing of the man, but it may be that I
cur State exchanges may enlighten us
II regard TO the operations in this State
which constituted the matter Of HAYS
revelations TO the Prosecuting Attorney
q, The District of Columbia.
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CHICAGO, June Is l5-Fiour-Dull
and unchanged; only local demand.
Wbea,-Dull, unsettled and lower; No.
l Chicago spring 81 %; No 2 do l Is
cash; l l7i July; l Is. August. On
opening OF The board in the afternoon
the market was steady at 81 l7s July.
Corn-Dnll ard market unsettled; No.
> mixed 62G633c spot; 6l66lsc July
or August; high mixed 63c; rejected
57Bc On opening OF the board in the
srteruoon July opened and closed al
5OIc. Oats--Iu fair demand AID firm;
No. = 4Tc cssh 44c July; SAC August.
Rye-Quie, and unchanged; No. : 81
GS4Ic. Bsrley-Dull and dropping;
No. . spr,ng 81 %. Pork-ln fair
demand and frm; held hisser, nominal
" at sl7 25 cash; sales At IL 25; closing
at same BID with no change ou open.
ing OF the board, Lsrd-Qaiet and
unchanged at llIc cash or July; no
sales. Bulk Mests-Quiet and nn-
changed; no sales. Brsu-l2a@l3c
whisky-ln good demand at full
prices.
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IOWA.

The Flood In the Upper Missouri
Sioux CRY, June l5.-The steamer
Western, has arrived from Fort Benton
and il the first beat OF the season from
the Upper Missouri. She reports the
river falling rapidly. There is no snow
in the mountains, and consequently
there is prospect OF very low water
the present rise being altogether from
heavy rains.
The Indians on the upper river ARE
very quiet. and very few showing them.
selves on the banks OF the river or 81
the landing. -
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI. June l5-Co.ton-
QUIET at l7Ic. Flour-Qui,t anil
unchanged. Whest-Quie, and firm
at 81 80. Corn-DulI; mixed G5@ G7c.
Oa,s-Quiel At 50Ca58c. Rye-Steady
at 9jc. Bar!ey-Nominal. OIls-Uu-
changed. Eggs-DuII at l3c. Buur
Dull and lower; choice 20G22s
Chesse-Steady. Pork--Quiei; no
salep. Lard-Quiei; sales OF summer
at lOIGl0!c loose. Bulk heats-Duil
aud unchanged; no sales. Bacon-DuIl,
jobbinp shoulders 7tc; clear rib lOc;
clear lOlc Whisky-S,eady at 96c.
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RkANEAS.
Despera 10 Captured.

LITTLE Rock, June l5.-Dr. S. }
Critenden was shot and killed by q
young man named Hall, few days
ago, in Conway county. Yesterday .
sheriff's posse went in search OF Hall
and found him, when fight epsued in
which one OF the sherif's posse was
killed and another wounded. Hall Was
wounded and captured.
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Philadelphia Mark %.

PHlLADKLrHA. June l5.-Flour-
Dull; superGne s. 2j@5 25; State. Ohio
and Iodrspa oxtrs family 7 N@750.
Wheat-Bull; red 81 400 81; white
81. Corn,-FiIm; yellow siu osc,
mixed 79G soc. Oats-Qliet srd weak;
white Goa 62!c; mixed 5766Oc. But
ter-Stesdy; choice western lsCa2Oc;
lair to coed l4@l5c, Cheese-Fla',
Western Reserve l24@I3c. Eggs
Dull; western l56 l6c. Petroleum
Firmer and higher refined l3GDl3tc.
Wbisky-g9c
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BOSTON.
ThiefAFrested.

BosroN, Jcne l5.-Frank B. H'li'
aged Is years, has been arrested at
skaw.gsr. Maine. and brought to Bos.
ton charged with stealing $500 from
Frspd Bourne, in Lacrosse, Wisconsin,
who employed him as a clerk. Hills
t.,ber and mother have been arrested
cbsrged with receiving portion OF the
money, nearly the whole OF which has
been recovered.
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OHIO.
Affairs at NeIsOnyiile.

COLUMBUS, June l5.-News from Nell
sonvllle this evening shows perfect
quiet Over one hundred colored men
nave been doing effective work in the
MINES to-day, aud got out ten car loads
OF coal, the first that has been mined
Erce the strike commenced. No
Ouon mioers have been near the works
Today. White guards are still kept on
duty, Part Of tue negroes will be put
% work in the mines OF the New York
aud OtlO Coal Co. tomorrow.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oyrres or rHR CHiEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINeroN. June l6. SIN. }
...- PRoBlBIL1r1Es.
For the Middle States, local rains,
east to south winds, stationary or rising
temperature and falling barometer; For
the Cult States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region,
threatening weather or rain, easterly or
southerly winds veeripg to westerly In
the Lower Mississippi Valley, rising
fem perature and ststionry or falling
barometer. For the Upper Lake Re
zion and Northwest, local storms, va
Tiabe winds. with slight rise OF tenn
peratufe ard falling barometer east o1
the upper Mississippi valley.
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NEW YORK STATE.
BuFned To Death.

PoRr JARVIS, June l5.-At fire in
Port Jsrvis this morning, alter all the
persons were removed from the burning
building, the widow ODell became
possessed Of the erroneous idea that her
child Was still in the house and rushed
in through the smoke and fame and
was burned to death.
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s.uYork Dry G.eds Market.

New YORK, June l5.-The trade
movement IA. slow with msbufaciur-
erS agents, and jObbiDg distributions
light in tbe sggregats. Cotton goods
ruled quiet aud prices steadily main.
tained current rstes. Bordered prints
active; other s.ylss sluggish. Fine
heavy Csssl and ~or.,sd c'atinys
moved more freely. KsD,ncky Jeans
showed some improvement
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Inltiln Market.

TOLEDO, June I5.-Flour-Quiet AMI
unchanged Whtat-ln lair demand
at lower rates; No. > white Wabash
81 80; No white Michigan 4iCS
| As; No > do 33; amber Michigan
33I; July 33l; No, 2 red ! 3l!; July
IS; August "a; No. 3 red ! 20.
Corn-In fair demand and firm, high
mixed &c; July 6l4c, August and Sci.
tember Csc; low M ssd 66ic; white 7Ot
m7lc; no grade 65ic: damaged Boa
5Sc Os,s-A shade higher; No. |
52ic; No. = August j6ic; Michigan Sic.
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EastLib.riy Cattle Market.

EAsr LIBERTY, June lj.-CsltIe-Ar.
rivals. including Saturday and Sunday,
1874 cars bes 6! TO 6ic; medium
6 to 6tc; common 81 10 &c; stockers ii
to Sc. Hogs-ArrlralS, including SAl.
nrd.y and sunday, 74i car.; bss, Phil
adelphis 6 90 to 6 30 Yorksrs 70
to $50. Sbeep-Auivsls. Including
Saturday and Sunday, 2Ol cars; no
saleg.
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sT.LOUIs.
New illustrated Paper.

Sr. LOUIS, June l5.-The Sunday
Dispatch, printed by the Evening Dis
paleh company. appeared yesterday as
an illustrated paper, after the style oi
the New York Graphic. 1t contained
four pages OF illustrations and four of
letter press and made very creditsble
appearauce. This is the fret illustrated
paper ever printed in the west, and
promises 10 be q success.
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.SArrRArE q piece of bread or meat
%i'h gastric juice, and it soia dissolve.
'als Is digestion. Add to such mix.
lure little alcohol, and it will not dis
s2''s This is indigestion. Beware,
'hen OF tinctures or tonics, or decoc-
Tons Tons containing spirituous liquors.
oaGn all rum "tonics," and rely solely
on DR.. Walkers VINEGAR BIrrERs. the
nnssl digestive invigoraDt known, and
''se rom 'he fiery cures Of alcohol.
may 26-b =
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Durham, from the conference
committee en- the bill amending the
charter OF the Freedmen's savings bank,
made a report which was agreed to-.
The Senate recedes from its substitute
and agrees to the House bill. with var
ious verbal amendments and with sd.
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SrooKs-Op.n.d weak and fell Of ,
@li per cent on the report that the
President would begin to retire the
s26. 100000 gresnbscks 0. the reserve
as soon a. Congress adjourned. During
the last hour OF business the market
was firm and prices advanced ! to per
cent from the Iouest point. The most
marked i'm mprovemeDt was 10 Western
Union, Pacific Mail, Wabash and
Union Pacific. There was quite n
large business done on seller, options
OF 80 and 60 days At 10 ] per cent
lower than sales in q regular way,
chiefly in Pacific Mail. Western Union
and Wabash. Among the Gales to-day
were %, 900 Western Union, 1900 Pc,
cifc Mail. $4,000 Lake Shore. 1900
Union Pacific and lS 600 Wabash.
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IIasiilnOrs Market.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Flour-Dnll
ard heavy, Ilowari street and western
superiine 81 2jEG5 5 %, extra 5 5O(S
6 %: family G 5O9SOO. Whrs,-Quist;
Ohio aud Irdisna red 4O@l ~, w.-t-
eru spring | 306I 81. Corn-D,mSnh
good and ti:m; new western mixed s3c,
old S4CDsitc. Oais-ln good dslnsnd
and firm, western mixed 62Ca a63c; wnIte
SAC. Ryt-Sl 90. PrOys,ons-Qnlu
sud nominal Buller-Uncbaug'd
Cofee-Urs,ttlei and nomiusl.
Whlsky-Dull.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Money ..d stock n.rxe,

NEw YORK, June l5.-MoNEY-Very
easy at 2@3 per cent. Sterling frmer
at 4 S73 Tor 60 days and 4 90l for
sight. Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Dull and firm at ll0l@ll0i
cash. Gold WA IN good borrowing de-
msnd early in the day At l@2 per
cent; afterwards loans were made Hat,
and fnallyl per cent was paid Tor
carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed 81. 200. Clesripgs t2S. .OOO,-
900.
STATE BoSDs-Quist. Railroad bonds
strong.
GoyRRSNRyrs-Pir
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VIZ are glad TO learn that arrange
mspis have been made by the Board Of
R-ssaIs OF the State Normal Schools
'ack:ug to the continued operation Of
these institutions until the next legisla.
lare hss had an opportunity Of deciding
whether or not they ought TO be
continued. As our readers are aware,
10 APPROPRIATION was made for the pay
mept OF teachers in these schools for
the wear 1874, and they are continued
uow only through faith that the next
legislature will provide for the pay.
ment of the debt which their continu-
s7ce involves, and will determine, by
positive enactment, the future policy OF
the State IN this regard.
The necessity of training teachers to
have charge of the public schools of
tue State is universally recognized
ty all the friends OF pop
u'sr education; but there has been
some honest difference OF opinion as TO
whether the money expended for the
support OF the present Normal Schools
might not accomplish better and more
immediate results If applied in come
o,ner way. This is the problem which
the legislature will be compelled to
solve. Having failed heretofore 10
prov,de Tor any other system OF normal
instruction than that now pursued, the
legislature should by ali means pay
for the con tinuance OF the present
scnooIs. Until better system is devised
AMI receives Legislative sanction, this is
the beet; aud We have no hesitation in
saying that the legislature which re-
fuses 10 pay for the continuance Of
these schools during the year 1874 will
seHslly fail TO represent the popular
will in this regard.
Il is quite probable that something
letter may be devised; something in
lne nature OF county institutes. ior ex-
ample but in the absence OF any pro.
vision 0: this kind, the present Normal
schools are deselvingof and should
receive liberal support.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Formulation of Erie.

ERIE, June l5.-The census of this
CITY taken by order of the municipal
government, gives the population At
20 V,5, OF which Il. .437 are native and
Sc'oo4 are foreign born an increase OF
3si slnce 1870 There are GA persons
over 50 years old.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Suffolk PARK Races.

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The trot-
ting race to-day at Suffolk Park for a
pre- Of $500, between Goldsmith
Mad and Nettie, was won by the Maid
IN three straight hests. Time, 223,
2:26 and 2:241
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FRANCE.

To- PARIS, June l5.-The constitutional
bill prepared by the Left Centre was in
troduced in the Assembly to-day, and a
vote oil urgency carried by 345 against
SAL,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June l5.-Itis reported that
eighteen Carlist officers have been shot
at Tslassa, by order of Don Carlos, for
muHnY.
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at'heeliag &egister.

GOLD closed in New York on yester-
Isy st llOt. ..--..t.
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FROM our reports this morning the
rrohsbilities are that the weather to-
j,y will be cloudy, threatening rain.
, 1874-04-04

oratory have pointed out the exaggeratiOn Of
metaphor, the ford style. the overburdened
rhetoric Of Burke'S later speeches. We fancy
the same criticism can be made upon the later
speeches of Sumner. His |orations on the Ala
bama indemnity, on St. Domingo, and upon
the dement's of General Grant do not compare
with his earlier efforts, especially in the great
debates on slavery. They We're unreasonable,
petulant, with unnecessary anger iii their
tone, III many respects unjust, and their effect
was in no instance wise. England was vexed
without cause and our negotiations paralyzed
fol a time, while the nation answered the at
tackS on General Grant by re-electing him Pre-
sident by an overwhelming majority.
Although the country had ceased to follow
Sumner it continued to respect and love him.
His very failings seemed to be the stern, un-
timely expressions of virtue. The reelection
of Grant narrowed his influence to the Senate.
1t is only the other day that the Herald spoke
of him as a leader Of The last generation and a
monument in this. AS such even his friends
must have regarded him, for when they assem-
bIed to nominate a President in Cincinnati his
name was not even mentioned. So his leader
ship was over, even to those who would have
gloried in following him. What remained,
and what will be mOurned to-day, not only in
America but in other lands, was that sincerity
and honesty and courage which he possessed
beyond any man Of his time. 1t was the spirit
of Samuel Adams that lived again, and Sumner
goes down to the grave followed by the affec-
ton and sorrow of o nation who honored him
for his Roman integrity, for his Puritan firm
ness to truth and duty, for the courage with
which he suffered for his faith, and who will
remember him and point him out to their
children as one of the most virtuous men Of
his age.
, 1874-04-04
R..
From the n. y. HeraId)

Many men have lived and many are still
alive whose death would make a greater SEN
sation than the death Of Charles Sumner,
He was not a ''popular' maa tie dIl not
lead a party. IL was not Unidentified with any
special policy. lie was not q great writer or q
great orator or q great statesman. lie dd not
possess the mS0@ct@@cc OF Clay the mighty IN
telIect of Webster, the subtle analysis OF Gal
hOun. lie was not as skilled In ponies as De-
ward, or as r%esolute a leader as Chase. Yet
somehow his death falls upon the country with
a sense of personal bereavement Snch as 1t mas
felt for the death Of no man since Lincoln. 70
is not a death that should surprise us, Tor II any
event has been expected for the last three
years it is that Charles SumHe would die,
For three years he has been very III, anu II mas
been a marvel to bis friends and to those VINO
have known the conditions of his body that he
has endured 50 long.
There was 4 solemn'jy, q stern beauty
about his death in keeping with ms CHARACTER
He died virtually IN the Senate Chamber. nc
day before his death Massachusetts when ne
loved with the tervent passion Of a SON. had
publicly Withdrawn the cenSare passed upon
him for certain opinions expressed IN reference
to the war. lie dled also rom me eHecIS OF
the cruel outrage inflicted upon HIM by a
frenzied South CaroIIntan, and, not unlike I'm
coin, was in a certain sense a martyrt to Llber-
ty. He was the Oldest Senator 10 point OF
continuous service for, although Mr. Cameron
, 1874-04-04
: Publication.

THE Creditors in the trustee deal
ing of Richard Moreton, are
requested to meet in a Session in
said dealing which will be held in
the Court House in this town on
Friday 24th April next at - o'clock
noon; when a Statement of the
dealings affairs will be laid before
them, and a decision taken with re-
gard to the realisation of the UNI
sold properties, belonging to said
dealing.
Frederiksted March 80 1874.
C.. SARAUW.
, 1874-04-04
Bekjendtgiorel
"REDITORERN Richard

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FtIchaTd
" Moretons Opbubsbo anmodes
ON at give Mode i en- Session der vii
vorde afholdt paa Boet Fredagen
den eide April f0rstkommende Klok-
ken l2 slet midday. SkifteforvaI-
teren vii fremIngge en- Status over
Boe,s IndgjeId % Udgjeld og OPP
fordrc Creditorerne til at tage ehde-
lig Beslutning ON ReaIisationen af
Boets usolgtc Eiendomme.
Frcderiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
d. 3Ote Marts 1874.
c. SARAUW.