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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

our report of August the 9th, and we
have to report much larger business
in the aggregate as having been tran
sacted.' The enquiry this week was
| principally for strained For this
grade the market WAS strong. and
early in the week there was an advance
which, however, was immediately foi-
| lowed by reaction of feeling and a
decline occurred. Later Ia the week
| the market again reacted and all ad
vance was gained. On Friday morning
the 2Sth inst. It fire occurred in the
naval store yards ija.ow the city, which
destroyed about 1851 bills, and i'm
mediate!y the market was put UP )
cents. i he supply of shipping has
| Rather i crea ed during the week and
the exports have been large. The
stock has decreased TO 50, 900 bbls
| and the receipts for the week were
| night for the season, while there was
scarcely any city manufacturing going
on. The rates Oh foreign fre!ghts Is >
shillings to any part Of Great Britain
The following synopsis is written of
the market:
Friday, the first day Of the WEI,
the market opened firm and sellers
were demanding better prices. Buy
ers were unwilling to accede to their
wishes and, consequently, there were
no transactions. Saturday the market
continued firm and 81 80 was offered
for G, but 10 sales were reported.
There were sales, however, of 500 bbls
CD good strained at 81 50, and 225
bbls. at $4QD$4 % for low pale and s.
for extra pale. Monday, strained was
firm and advanced 5 cents The sales
were l 200 bbls. strained at 81 So, 500
bbls CD good strained at 81 81, 165
bbls. low pale at 81 25@24 so. and so
bbls pale at S. per bbl. Tuesday,
strained reacted and there was a de-
cline of 5 cents. The sales this day
were 1900 bbls. strained at 81 80
also sales of 80 do. black and common
at 81 50, 45 do. good strained at 81 So,
so do No. at 81 80, 40 do. extra No
2 at So, is do. low No. at s. %,
do. No. l at So, IS do. extra No. 1 and
low pale (mived) at $4@$4 SO, so do.
pale at So and II do. water white at So
% T. Dbl. Wednesday, strained con-
tinued firm and the former days fig
ures were readily paid. The sales
We're 1000 bbls. strained at ST so per
Dbl. To day Thursday at the close
OF our report the market is quiet at 81
80 bid.
No. 2, No. and Pales--By refer
ence to the daily transactions as re-
ported above it will be seen that there
has been quite an active business do !
ing in the medium and finer grades. |
Quotations have also advanced very
The latest figures paid
can be found in our table given be-
ow.
The receipts for the week, 1904 |
obls, against y, $50 bbls for last week, |
show an increase of 6, 16S bbls. The |
exports for the week, 2S,707 bbls,
against Is, $50 bbls fer last week, show
IN increase of ID, AIS bbls. The stock
II yard is %, 237 bbls. and atioat 5, 1913
obls against 30, 270 bbls in yard and
7, 773 bbls afoat for last week
The following were the quotations
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

GRAIN-Dar;r8 HE past week the
grain market has been very quiet.
There were some small sales If lots
from store. but there was Il very small
movement and trade generally was
quiet. CoRN-There were no cargo
arrivals during the week aud conse-
quently We have no actual "a 'es to re-
port to day. Quotations will remain
nominal until the new crop beg rs 20
come in. To-day they are pat down as
So cents TO 81 e bushel for prime white
cargoes. From store there i'as been
fair order demand; some shipments
are being made TO the surrounding
country. but beyond this the trade is
confined to the city coGsuTptive de-
1nand.
The receipts for the week, II, al
bushels, against II, 271 bushels for last
week. show an increase of 1910 bush
els. and from all sources were as fol
lows: From Philadelphia, 4,5l6 bush
els: from Baltimore, 1850 bushels:
from New York, 1872 bushels; PEI
schr Lucia Murchison, from New York,
3. 500 bush; and by W C W r r, ], 16a
bushels. The quotations from store
are as follows: Yellow, 81 O5 mixed,
81 10, and white mealing 81 Is PEI
busheI, the highest figure including
sacks. OArs.1There is a good stock
of oats in market, and there is
a very light demand at present
Quotations from store are ~ te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

TIL 'GENTLEIA,' N BLACK" who is
the tutelar demon Of dram-shops, as
sumes his sourest aspect when the
rapid progress OF EE-EGAR BITTERs is
reported down below" The Peoples
Vegetable Tonic IS playing the mis-
chief with his b1tters fred with rum.
All diseases which those demoniac
nostrums aggravate, under pretense Of
relieving, such as indigestion, sick
headache, constipation, rheumatism,
govt, and intermittent feyers are cured
by it. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

AT THIRrY-FIvE the Average Ameri
can discovers that he has an internal
Stomach" and goes into the hands of
the doctors for the remnant Of his lite.
Prevention is better than cure, but
DR.. WALKER's EINEGAE BITrERs will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, dis
eases of the SKIN, liver, kidneys, and
bladder, and all disorders arising from
an "infernal stomach" 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
The Commissioners Of Wasbine

county having applied to Governor
Brogden to appoint a County Commits
sioner in place OF Z man who refuses
to qualify, the Governor has asked the
opinion of the Attorney General upon
his right to make the appointments
That official, IL 4 written opinion, adj
vises the Governor that he has not the
power to make the appointment, bat
that the other Commissioners must
qualify and then themselves elect
some one to fill the vacancy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

Il
CRUDE TURPENTINE-H had
a steady market all the week, with Il
fair demand, and saIes Of all offered
at the current rates The arrivals have
been larger than the week previous
but not equal TO the demand, though
not great deal was wantc /. At the
close TO day the market is steady at
s. % for Hard and 81 % fer Yellow
Dip Virgin.
The receipts for the week. :, $50 bbls,
against /, 1906 for last week, show an
increase OF / .523 bbIs. The exports for
the week 3J3 bbls, against $50
bb.s for last week, show also an in
crease of 1913 bbls. The stock in yard
and afioat is 2 ,294 bills, against l 446
bbls for last week. The sales for the
week were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

The ''war of races" in the South is
for future use in Congress. Every
radical who is beaten for Office will
contest the seat OF the man elected,
and then produce the war of races
III evidence that there was not q fair
election.-N. y HcrUld.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

Bishop Elder, the Roman Catholic
incumbent of the diocese of Matches,
Miss, was one of the passengers Oh
the Henry Ames when she sunk on
the Mississippi recently, and in the
midst Of the terrible scenes with which
he was surrounded, behaved with the
greatest GOODNESS, and in manner be-
coming a Christian minister. When
the boat was sinking, and all thought
she would GO under, he knelt upon the
hurricane roof and offered up a prayer
for all on board; he according to the
rites OF his church, pronounced sbso-
luton upon all among them who be-
leved in its doctrines. He was the
last man to take the yawl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

sFefm3c:i,ss EstsGisuis t1a great family
medicine fOr s'iSe.,ses y! he kidneys a"d sind
rcd organs. tul directions LnpanY each
bot-f1 Lock 04t tur c01uturfti!s. The gent
jut, has the private proprietary S;aInF' OF Fl. i
II s!Tnboid Iu il not cate 10 "a < 9th I
,Goy,a h,l. tin genuine {" s-' -. bnn
ryanrr New York. OLE 4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

SPIRITS TURPENTINE. = The
market has fuctuated, somewhat, du-
ring the past week, but prices do not
show any very material changes. The
range of prices were from So to 30
cents and the reverse, as the DISPOSE
ton of the buyers was inclined to turn
the market. At the close of to day the
market is dull at 80 cents.
The receipts for the week, SOL
casks against 4, 101 casks for last week,
show q small decrease. The exports
for the week $3.50 casks against $500
casks fer last week. show an increase
OF :, 526 casks. The stock in yard and
nfoat is 6, 49, casks, against S,87G
casks for last week. The sales for
the week were as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
GoSstBty affairs.

The Au.li.ing Committee OF the
Board of County Commissioners,
made their annual repor. 1t the meet
ng Of the Board yesterday, and
among oil : items, we tiud that tor the
T.! months ending 1argus5 3lst. 1874.
tHa poor Of our county cost Us
80. Gs;; 81; that o1sr prisoners III jail
cost IL S5.7js =; that there were
,2227 claims presented against the
csanty GnrinG the year, upon which
tas sum OF s:JJT.9)7 IS VS. allowed,
mi the sum Of $, 40 II was disal-
Owed. Oar County debt has been de-
creased by the payment Of S14 5l4 %
Il bonds and interest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
EXPORTS.
COAC TwTCE

COAsTwIsE.
New Craftsmanship Regular, g.
795 bbls rosin, 400 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 224 bbls tar, 303 bbls crude
turpentine, s bbls wax, s rolls leather,
35 bbls blackberries, 46 picks herbs,
81 do mdse.
Baltimore-Steamship Raleigh, 70
bales cotton, so casks spirits turpen-
| tine, Ats bbls tar, 100 do pitch, 3d.
25S feet lumber, 60 bales sheeting. 6
picks mdse, 407 bbls rosin, As bbls
blackberries, 4 bales rags, bbls
peanuts.
Baltimore - Steamship Rebecca
! Clyde-456 bbls rosin, AZ casks spirits
turpentine, $50 bbls tar, % do pitch,
cases pine tar.
Philadelphia-SteamsEip Pioneer
LOGO bbls rosin, 257 do tar, 100 do
pitch, A bales cotton, 63 do yarn. 81
bbls spirits, 8 bales rags, IA bbls
blackberries, Is, $50 shingles, IS, 500
feet lumber, 5 tons old iron, 81 ale
kegs. 26 pkgs mdse.
New Xork-Schr William Buck
1856 bbls rosin.
New York-Schr Lucia Murchison
-2C4 casks spirits turpentine, 9, $50
bbls rosin.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool-Br BarqUe Perseverance,
1920 hbls rosin.
Hamburg-Spanish Barque Angus
ia, 1888 bbls rosin.
Rotterdam-Br Brig Essex, 700
casks spirits turpentine, and 100 bbls
rosin.
Belize Honduras and a market
Schr Sunbeam-35,0 600 feet lumber.
$4,000 shingles, so spruce spars, %
bbls rosin, % do tar, Is pkgs MANILA
and do hemp rope, 6 bales yarn, 3
do cotton duck and % do oakum.
Hamburg-Spanish Barque Lola
5000 bbls rosin.
List of Vessels in the Port OF Will
mingfon. n. c.. september L, 1874.
REMARKS respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change Of vessel
while in port.
Benefactor, Wood, A d Cazaux
Lucille, Bennett, 4 ID Cazaux
BARQUES.
Edmond Richardson, BroGie, dis,
Wick & Mebane
(Br) Nautilus Evans, Pare,
Sprunt & Hinson
Dos Hermanos, Gabancho,
J r Blossom & Evans
Lolo, Urring, Williams & Murchison
Lillesand. Andersen, r E Ifeide
Frende, Bramn, dis,
E Peschau & Westcrmarn
Cairo, Mcdonald, dis.
Harriss & Howell
SCHOONERS.
NJ II Rand, kimmery,
Worth & Worth
CBr) Carleton, Aubrey,
L Kidder & Sons.
Br) Equator, Granger,
E Kiddcr & Sons.
Flora Z Mcdonald, Mcdonald, dis,
J Fl Chadbourn & Co
L Tilton, Hearon, dis, Master
Hattie Turner, Hopper,
J I'll Chadborrn & Co
s.isi <sE Vessels Sailed for this Port.
BREMEN.
Ger Barlue Sebastian, Bach,
sid May II
ANTWERP.
Emanuel, Tobiassen, sid April 10
SOUTHAMPTON.
Mediator, Jansen, cd Aug IL
PROVIDENCE.
Cairo, =, cid Aug 10
CALAIS, Me.
w q Il Mowry, Eaton, cid July 81
BOSTON.
Eva, Mellen, cid July %
PORTLAND.
Samuel Gilman, Kelly, cid June -
GRAVESEND.
Strathnaver. -. cid June 2
LIVERpOOL.
Omoa, McWi!iiams, sid July q
Cintra, kinch, sid Apl -
Charia, Kinch, cid April q
Speed, Olsen, cid July 30
Omoa, McWiliams. cid July 81
BRISTOL.
Friedrich, Scala. Cd June 90
HAMBURG.
Malvina Schntt, Kroger, sid .Tuly q
Dorothea, Fessen. sid Aug 3
Speed, Q.sep, sid July 30
LONDON.
Mira. Glundersen. sid Aug II
Heidrl,n, Schotfenburg, sid Aug II
Lady Douglass, Goddard, sid Feb II
Iweia, Omundsen, sid July 30
BORDEAUX.
Clio, Schupp. SID Aug 3
NEWPORT.
Eiiida, Klein, sid June %
DUNk1RE.
Rama, Larsen, sid July II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

No 0iEcr Medicine eve s.ta.rgaa ~.rl
- c;t uteoj sale II. !.i.4o A. .r.i..
is Sans ~ q fame ~. kIny,- .yef-,z .4.: nd
il deserve it, great ~ at. ',f i -
'ou"ttd mel II : .;j-,j 30, sl3l lis
RS q; IL Kidneys ard DC E.r.r;-EY vesHgl-.
EeWaF al CC,r ttTf-its. c7s"'t.r los Ir"I r e
tarr stamp Cf u. Il Etin' OK. on cach hss.t-e.
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v>l, illl)l1lQton Nmlliaa..
ilG&X. SEPTEMBER 4, 1874.
<osaaIy ConaIsaI-alo,..r.-
. .I4MNGTON, n. c:

z7----------
\ cstte,t meeting Oh Use ooar4 oi
Ga1niy Comm!asiohefs was heid yes
friday evening, Comm'Ssion@F ~. Il
HoiT-S III the CHAR
1t w'S oruHtec, D't the oner.n and
= &is'vF proceed ~ Tie manner re
Il.fe' py ~" - cGiHpc! the pay mcnt
-. t'tt L1Nr7 -isttd under S2hedule
i, al that tue i'eG's CT cause this
-stce - be published three times
~ The daily papers rs notice to
cILiH, MS, " 40 are IoY ihto.e tor
lie t"A and penalties
i. ", oIlercJs That the township
:t..l5 .s i#re Rear De approved, ana
-" Oh prl'an authorized to make tie
10 caSslty order o. the Sher'ft iOr the
g"ymeh5 u tie SINE.
Application - the '2rd o. Town
mp Trustees on Holden to"nSilp, to
r'cind lie order granted that Board
May l9.b, fOr Iovyiu8 township taxes,
Was refused.
il was ordered that the valuation OF
tie property OF Nir. ko0ert fleming,
on the corner OF Walnut and I1nrd
~llsets', be reduced to $4,000, and such
remission made II the usual manner
It, may be necessary to cores pond to
ti,.s valuation.
=. -}uditIn3 Committee reported
tha. II aocordtIce with section ) Ct
chapter I13, acts % 1873 ~, they iind
f.iat al tie last terra OF the
superior Court OF THIS county
thcre were no fines, penalties or
aa.l fori ltures imposed by sand Court,
ia. ,Ast Z las been paid to ]. &. Mann
Clerk OF said Court by the several
Justices of the Peace Of this county,
ioE Apni 3oth 1871, to June Both 1874,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04

Statement of the Stock of Cotton and
Naval Stores in yard and afoat at
the Port of Wilmington, \. c., as
taken to-day, Sept. 1, 1874,
by the Secretary of the Produce
Exchange and compiled from the
books of the same:
Cotton in yard. ....... 80 bales.
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BATHS SF E4sEFEEs'T.

.prrcrrs po-e..a,,o, Per sa.f ing
- - w.. I.
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''e''ss,: % the PILOTS at ssnifI,yIile
Dcic<<.tes appointed at the Rev
ERIK Convention.

SauTHvnLE, Sept. LIST, 1874.
>.,*aT&. Editors
MI, IN View Of the impending changes
49, -. seem to threaten the pilots, in
,olE-h9 no less than the loss of their
occupation. the knowledge Of which
t t;.ss peen acquired by long appren-
% esnip' !ad much toll and hardship,
convention OF the pilots of all Amer
Nh Nh ports has been called to meet in
vt" 1olk on the 9th inst, the object
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
E.aC JHI. .:OasrEaE.

During the past year there were 300
persons Imprisoned IN orr County Jail
which cost the County for their sup
port st, 925,47.
The following is the number imrris-
oEaI, aud their different crimes and
offences as we copied them fron the
hooks Of the Commissioners:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
:ssar 2-e. VIA. guceud3nrEs:,,

:iaury I-yGt.n who was arrested on
5-j'eioa Il having set fire to Messrs.
AtrcilAgr = Calder Bro 5. shed on FRI
y ming last, the burning of which
".io-d such q disastrous confagra-
..s'1, y. rterday morning was arraigned
'.-".a Mayor CInalay on the charge
,..''vs n.sui=J to ;lul bound over IL
Iia s:'in OF 300 for his appearance at
'.'t'rI on iclday morning next. The
t.E.'tlotl,ic=s Of the case as eluclda-
t I 'sore the Mayor Joint strongly to
- Stlt, lie having been seen running
'."Ai the scene of the fire before the
81 -fin was given and afterwards leav-
',la CITY. The Mayor requests us
90 - Il any person knows anything in
'yahec. ION with the affair that they
vi. D. kind enough to inform him OF
We i'cs ani appear as u witness in the
''5e when it comes up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
Ei;e Cotton Factory.


i now seems 10 be fixed fact that
re are to have Il cotton factory in the
corporate limits Of the city. The ex-
.s.t,ations Of all who desire to see the
enhancement Of new era IN the
history OF the State SO far as tie man
;..aeEn ng Of orr home products IS
@oaeerned, have been long turned 10
- Immigration in Wilmington. 1t
styrt5 us uafeinged pleasure to be
ap.e 10 state that these expectations
are low aaslrcl, and viii soon be real
80.
l-.a men Who have taken hold of
tbs enterprise are men OF brains and
capital; and while it seems that, like
%" ,all.s cI the gods, they have work
ID. slowly, but surely, yet the result OF
.'-ir la1urs viii be greeted with the
.-y-rsE applause OF I commenting pub
Ia
Tie was Of the building are already
RISING themselves towards compile
t9n, al from their tLiclzn8ss and ap-
i'sna.i. sJ,1,tantiability are intended
'lIH'a any amount Of jarring from
'..s A'ar-incry which viii soon enlVen
-.s lower pat OF the city.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT.

WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Statement Of the Receipts, Exports
and Total Supply of Cotton and
Naval Stores at and from the Port
of Wilmington, n. G., for the 9
days ending Sept. /, 1874
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q NEi..i.El.e 60,

On Tuesday night some Villain OF
lie Llach.st de, without the fear OF
cod 0r Ian, went to Hilton, where
resides Il Wy respectable co!ore-! man,
y the name Of John Mickey, who cAT-
,.cs Oh 4 4 Try farm and furnishes u
number Of oar citizens with butter and
milk from ne same, ana proceeded t"
Is Stable where Il h-o horse vas en-
stalled winch they tool, Ont and car
red to a swamp near by and kills d
Tne Instrument used to commit the
(,e.a seems to have been a knife, or
a5a.e sharp Instrument rs deer hole
was disc Jsrral behind the horse $ lett
ear Wien found. Ihe villain was
tracked Into a swamp yesterday morn
e-S and i, was reported at the Police
Station last evening that he had been
seen in the swamp. As soon as the
proper authorities became aware o.
;ai5iut.-j@.nce the swamp was sur
rounded aud it is very probable that
lis clntjlr.. will be effected.
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syEa.NEN GTGN MONEY MARkEE

CORRECTED DAILY BY BANK OF NEW HANOVEt
/. 3. GRANGER, President.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
HIDES. SKINS. TALLoW.
10 WOOL GROWERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
Hzv Wn1ls az rccd rriccs. Wcols coming to
-s-sc thr s--1-- particularly desired g make
f-rrts s-sEu c. BREWER 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
Official POIiIeness.

Politeness adorns the character of any
man. 1t costs nothing to practice it, and
yet, free as it is, many persons refuse to
possess it. II should be the pleasure of
every one to treat with common courte-
sy those who have personal or business
relations with them. 1t should be exact
ed from our public officials, as one of the
duties of official life. A rude official
should be driven from Office. Insulting
language to a well-behaved stranger who
has business with an official, should be
good grounds for declaring the Office
vacant. 1t is a decided pleasure to do
business with a polite official Success
full or otherwise IN what you desired, you
leave the Office with a good opinion of
the man. But to enter the presence of
some public officers is like entering the
den of some wild animal; you are on the
guard continually, and fear that the harsh
words and gathering frowns may be fol-
lowed by an official order to tear you to
pieces. You get out as soon as possible,
and nothing but necessity can induce you
to return. Ifyou have collected an hon
est claim, you have been made to feel
that you have plundered the Treasury if
you have protested against some official
act, or submitted objections to certain de-
cisions, you are in doubt whether you
have performed the duty of an American
citizen or encroached upon the rights of
some august monarch.
Public officials should understand that
they are the servants of the people. Every
taxpayer helps pay their salaries, and
they have the right to polite treatment
at all times. Too many officers forget
the appointing power. They act as if
they were in for life, and owed every
thing under them, and had the right to
to crack the whip over their subordinates
and over the heads of all who come in
contact with them. This practice should
be stopped; the people should demand
courtesy from their servants, and if they
fail to receive it, should drive the offend
ers from office and put men in who can
practice the common civilities of life
AH3 paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18

contest referred to in Mr.. Disraeli's pro-
phecy. though it is without doubt that
contemplated by Archbishop Manning
1t may perhaps be suspected that Mr.
Disraeh means the great battle of Anna
geddon. which some students of Scripture
prophecy attempt to describe in not dis
similar terms. If so, however, Protestant
Christians at least will feel their cause
sadly weighted in entering upon the bat
tie burdened with the civil relations sub
sisting and stoutly chung to by the ultra
montana priesthood in Germany. For at
present no one can be legally married or
buried in Germany without the interven-
ton of priest; and, if we are not mis-
taken, even baptism is made indispensable
TO the exercise of certain civil functions.
And the ecclesiastical censures which are
the subject of dispute between the spirit
nal and the temporal power are not sim
ply spiritual in their effects, or the posi-
ton assumed by the civil authorities
would be far less defensible than it is In
short, the struggle of the Church in Ger
many does not appear to be for internal
liberty so much as for the retention of
civil privileges and functions which it
would be better off without, and which
in fact belong to the State rather than to
the Church. Some centuries ago such an
issue would have been very likely to have
a different outcome from that which is
now inevitable. The Church viii be de
feated, and the friends of pure religion
will lament its defeat less than the pre-
tension which brought on the conflict
" T. Journal Of Commerce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
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