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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Morning Board.

SATURDAY, December 10, 1877
,555 Ophir. 100, 100, 1921 b30
i0s0 Mexican. 27 y, IS b30 161l
5T55 Gould 4 Curry, As, AZ 4, 40 b30
100 Best 4 Belcher, IS, 81 4, 3G'a
40 Savage, 121, 100, 1lSh
az Chollar-Potosi, so, 70, S28
10 Hale & Norcross 63
900 Crown Point, SO, 81 b30, 50 b3O
1910 confidence. Al. 46l5. As
G95 Con Virginia, 395, 405 b3, 395
sSO yellow Jacket, 176, 175 b30, 16s
,165 Sierra Nevada, y, IS, II
i53O Imperial, 1917, 10, 1S4
800 Daney, 2. ~
,G90 california. 800. 325, $50 b5
AGO Empire Mill, 16, 1874
$50 Overman, IS
Is Exchequer, 30, 23S
90 Baltimore Con, 81. SIS, So b30
20 Gold Hill Quartz, ~, ia, rs
Seq Belcher, 14O, 1879, 13G
$50 Globe, IA
ESQ Kentuck, %, %, 22h
5S5 Justice, Go, 70 b3O, 70 b30
90 Knickerbocker, 81, 5
745 Alpha, %. 27]9, 261G
1925 Succor, s, Al. 81
1875 Caledonia. 25i9, &c
1875 Belcher, 50, "a, So b3O
sos Lady Bryan, AZ, AZ, AZ
10QO Julia T. IA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

J.ECTIyRE,-The Rev. l.. Olmstead
will lecture at Sutro on Tuesday
evening next, the 22d inst. for the
benefit of the Sabbath School of that
place. Subject: Mohammedism anu
christianity Contrasteu.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

GOLD HILL SINGER SEWING Ma
CHINE AGENCY.-Sewing Machines
sold and rented on easy monthly
installments. Call and satisfy YOUR
self that they are the best in the
world. Office opposite Dorwin's as
say office.
w IT DOGGETT
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

HAPPY MAN.-Our newly-elected
County Assessor, Mr.. o. f. Nash,
called in yesterday to tell us it was a
bow; he hadn't weighed it then, but
thought it must reach some 10
pounds. He evinced that much nap
piness in his countenance. Mother
and child doing well.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

STREETS Mr.. Bcisot turnisheo
the following street quotations last
evening: Best & Belcher, S39; Bel
cher, s5S; Consolidated Virginia.
$40; Gould & Curry, S54; Yellow
Jacket, Sl67; California, $3.50; I'M
perial, $40.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

STILL ADVANCING. ALL along
the line Of the Comstock lode, the
prices have an upward tendency.
In the Imperial they have, on the
south Wine, struck body of rich
black ore. In the Belcher, on the
l5OO-foot level, report is out that
they have found 5000 milling ore,
Justice will commence prosecuting
in five different places during the
week; also start up their new ma
chinery. 1t will be seen elsewhere
that the market closed very stitf
last evening on the street. A stlll
greater advance is looked for the
coming week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

MINING ACCIDENT. - The GoId
Hill Ne,rs of Friday evening says;
Yesterday morning miner named
Thomas Rafferty,, while coming up
the incline of the Crown Point NINE,
was caught between the top OF the
giraffe and the timbers overhead.
He was pulled off the giraffe, fell
back and rolled down the incline, a
distance of 100 feet or more. he
was severely injured in the region
Of the ribs. got an ugly cut across
the left cheek and had one OF ms
Thumbs smashed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

CATHOLIC SERvIcE.-Ihere Will
be Mass in the Catholic Church to-
day. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. precisely
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

SPLENDID PERFORMANCE. - Inc
Wheeler Comedy Troupe performed
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
in Silver City to large and apprecla-
tive audiences. On Friday and Sat
urdav they delighted the citizens OF
Empire City, and Monday and tues
dav evenings will be at Iruckee'
California. They will visit all points
along the line of the railroad. We
can say to our readers in that sec
tion. HGo and see the Wheeler
Troupe if you want to see merit,
without stretching it in the least,
Thev are worthy of their good name
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20


DER. a. n. SpJ<NEY.
".
IL hNo"N tm,ouSiouG the COUNT! as
f&,noIosls' ana rhSsioloSis,' whose success
lul iitlt vi ceItaIh PiiH alCal uls"Dliliies
ana unctloAai uerahEeihtHts uestrNedly en-
Ltle MN 10 the laihlliar recoSilitioh OF the
UhAt "o,lr my I'M %. oriil
he can be Consulted as usual, at his 9 Once e
in his New and Commodious Rooms, No. ISIS
south 4 street. thus giving lnvalids an
opportunity of Kidding themselves, through
his professional agency, OF such constitutional
annoyances and ailments as he claims to com
pass and to cure. without entering into biog-
raphical details,it is sufficient to simply prom
usate ;g lagS li't ~ ~ ~, i? earliest
nration and conduct of the Montreal Canada
Fast Medical Institute. The regime of the
English Pharmaceutical College is aal!ged by
an elevated standard. AneXtendcd experience
and an sesiduous study of the varied phases
of Disease. enables him to guarantee assur-
anees of success in fhe eradication of the
multifurm chronic affections incident to both
sexes. sllrh as Nervous Debility. Exhausted
Vitality. Youthful Excuses. Marriage Imped-
i1ueuts. Chronic and General Affections
SO ,v,yu u.nEs
Mp op1%%rv ~, ,at'''.aii'. ,vo,.,,
IN. ~ 49, M nat'iaiiS mp 5 ,i
WIN ''' ''ii' "a w - - Nv Nv
al. ~ L. % 49,
WIN =" - nv "''to - - ~
iiSs; 9'' as -N'i NIuia!S" 'tr Ina!
Ncahh,Ss' i'oSS ~ APPe''o' Ld Is?t' ~.
IapsIS ~ -.
u INC Tutlp
lisp I9i",
uiu t' many !rs 80 az sit .
'as ~ i,i ''0
"'ei'n' ieTioll' ANN" Wv " "t'ii' ''i"'' i'iioi'
COME AND BE II FAILED.
Itn,attars, mot what .Tpr,r, tr,H ex,,ur- case
~ ,-iu rnst Won nothing for consultation, so
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Dnc+or understands YOUR case. If he can cure
Won he will tell Won SO : if not, he will say so,
for he Will not undertake case unless he is
confident of effectiug Il cure.
vDI-%f- MIN
r
VINO may pc hHH'ilnS Iroii nv 'i',' 70 "
NOuthful foIllts or luLIH, t'ti,h' VIZ W. ~!
to avail th'nSeINGs oI .nls tlle S'eltvS, Diot
ever laid at the altar OF su1erlhg huulaill'S
Dr.. SpnncY Will guarantee 10 I"Il'it H'o NJ
bred dollars FOR every case ol seminal MeaN-
ness or private disease OF any KUN w ma u. =
ter, which he undertakes ana lallS 10 Sur.,
lie WodId therefore, shy !" t''' u',pI tu,'".,
sufferer WHO may IeaO tillS 'l't1, tN"J w." a.
treadlnE upon NaliEcr"uH Elo"n.' ~ ,"
longer delay IN see hIlS tHc p'IPei i'i.i,"S ,u
your complaint. You may he III the lISt
stage-rememptr You are apII"aN I'M 'Ho
last If Nou are h9rdcrlhS .ii tne IHS'' aiiu ~
suffering some or all OF ITS III erectS, rehieIl-
Der that II You oostlhatcly P'rsIst ~ tL ~
,nra. when tbe door of hope will be closed
against you: when no angel of mercy can
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

PIpER's OPERA House. - There
will be grand opening al the Opera
House tomorrow evening on the oc-
casion of the appearance of Miss
Adele leighton, who IS engaged Tor
one week only, and will make her
dcbltt to a Nevada audience i'll the
character of Frou Frou, with new
and splendid dresses and effects.
She will be supported by the great
Opera House Company, the equal OF
which is not to he found on the
Coast outside of San Francisco
Everybody should go and see the
.lovely and accomplished society
star" in her greatest character, that
of Frou Frou.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

LEFT THE STATE.-In our last we
mentioned the arrest of a man
named John Cropley, for disturbing
the peace and attempted robbery. At
o'clock Thursday, the hour set for
A hearing of the case, the prisoner
was represented by VIM. Woodburn,
Esq, and the State by District At
torney Keith. The first charge was
sustained, and the prisoner fined $50
and costs. The attorney for the
prisoner then informed His Honor,
Justice Gould, that if the charge of
attempted robbery was withdrawn
his client would pay the fine and
costs and Immediately leave the
State of Nevada, never to return.
The brother of the prisoner, as well
as the prisoner himself, said that
they would agree to the terms as
stated by their attorney. After con
sulting with the District Attorney,
the Judge agreed to the compact,
and it was ordered that John Crop
lev leave the State, never to return.
He left in about Is minutes after be-
ing released. In case of his ever
being found within the limits of the
State the charge will be sustained,
and he, more than likely, serve out
term in the State Prison. We
think we but speak the sentiments
of most of our citizens when we say
that the course pursued by the Dis
trict Attorney and Justice Gould was
for the best interests of the county.
The county is rid of IA very danger
GUS person-one we can well dis
pense with.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20

WATER. Workmen were engaged
Yesterday putting down the mains
on Gay street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-20
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,

n AM NOW OPENING FOR THE HOLl
DAYS magnificent stock of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Assistant Marsh ais.

Col. NcIlhenny, the Chief hfa~shal
OF the Fair, has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen for his assistants:
Rohtson comfy " HartToau,
VIM Mcqueen, E Smith, e I French.
Richmond connty-Wna McLaurin,
" H Russell, Jesse Hargraye, Frank
+ Gibson.
Arson coun'y-Julius Lite, L Il
Polk, Z Z Simons, James Lindsay.
Sampson county-HeDry Ireland 8,
Hardy E Royal, Thomas Hubbard. s
IL Chestnut.
Duplin Wellington Farscn,
Oliver Allen. W II VIII; ms j, Eph-
RAM Boney.
Eigecone County-Jno " Gotten,
$ S Nash, Jno W Battle, Chas NJ
Cumberland County--Jno @ High.
a B Williams, NJ Utley. Geo III Hall.
Union County-Col W w Walknp,
Mai J b Ashcraft. mot complete.
The list from the counties OF New
Hanover, includ ng the Wilmington
LIST, Columbus, Wayne, Mechlenburr.
Wilson, Nash, Halifax and Baden, are
not yet complele. They. will appear
IN day or two.
We regret to learn that one or two
OF the gentlemen named have been
obliged to decline the appointment on
account Of business engagements,
From everywhere comes cheering news
and good wishes for the success 81 The
Fair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

| influences mentioned above have re-
suited in producing the declines.
The supply OF tonnage has decreased
since our last report. and foreign
| freights are little sitter, though we
have heard of no advance Of rates.
The following synopsis is resume
of the market and the sales for the
| week:
Friday-Strained rosin opened firm
at 81 90 with sales of 900 bbis at those
figures.
Saturday-Thero was n reaction OF
feeling and strained was nominal.
Buyers demanded concession while
sellers refused TO take lower rates than
formerly paid,
Monday-Straired continued dull
and no Sales were reported. There
were sales. however, OF 200 b5ls good
strained C.. u. u. at 81 30 per Dbl.
Tuesday-A further decline WIGS re-
ported to-day of 10 cents. The market
was somewhat active and $50 bbis
strained sold TO be de!ivoredb at 81 05
per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures was quiet.
The Gales were Zoo bbIs az 81 81 per
biol.
Thursday-To-day ut the close OF
our report the market for strained is
quoted firm at 81 90 bid FER Dbl.
Tho receipts for the week were
1927 hbls against 1858 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week were
9,126 b},ls against 6,911 bbls for last
week. Tue stock in yard and ahoat
is q, 946 bbls against ., 795 bb!s for
last week.
Tho following were the o,,otations
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
ScEftncss,s rsandrasSe Pills

VIII e found TO rossess those qualities nsees-
aary to The total eradication of all bilious at
cks. proinTt to at8rt the kCcrat;ona of the
liver, and gsve a he Al y tore 10 the ertr. sys-
TEN. ludt ed IL Is Il" ord nary =, overy in
meaic4l .ci-nCe 10 haze IT. entfG 4 remedy for
these s Unborn com J. siHfr. v Itch dove lnP all
the results pro uced by hefetofcrs Tree use
calonlvl, Irinera jus,ly dreaded bV man
kind. aud aclZnowied .ed TO DO d-s: Ective In
tie extrHIsie 10 the human system- hat the
properties OF ertai v"gc aoles compile all
the victuca of calomel wit" ont its in ur{ous
tendencies, is now admitted fact, render ID
inhi@paiahle hv scientific researches; and tn use
who IIse tie II anirake Pills will be fully satis-
fed that the bet Ineicinrs are tbGs" provided
nv raturs III tie couIrn2n herbs and roots OF
the tic IS.
These pills open the rnv as sni correct ali
bilious arrangements without s%livation or
any OF the luxurious EFFECTS ct ca'omcl or other
pOieo =. The secretion 81 hlie u promoted by
These pills 90 vi ha seen by the altered color
of the stools ard disappearing Of the tatow
complexion Eni cleaning It 'ae tongue.
Amule directions for use accompany each
box of pills.
Prep,red only ny j. Il. sctcrck s. Son, 81
their pri' cipal of6ce. corner XIII and Arcf
streets, Philadelphia. and Tor sale 10y all drug
cists and dc alers. Price p cers Ter box
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
The Road 30 Health.

Cleanse the stomach, bowels aud
blood from all the acrid, corrupt and
offensive accommodations which pro-
duce functional arrangement, and you
remove the cause of most diseases
which aflct the human family, and
thus save large doctors bills. The
most eifectual aud reliable remedy for
this purpose is find in DR.. Pierce
Pleasant Purgat Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper l. x, but kept fresh
and reliable in vlais.
High live1s, those indulging in ease
and pleasure, and those OF sedentary
habits, can prevent Boils, Carbnncles,
Gout, Red Skin, Eruptions, Pimples,
Constipation, Piles, Drowsiness, Bill
liousness, and other conditions in
duced ~ sui, hail., ~ t.L,ns ION,
four to six of DIR. pierce'S Pleasant
Purgative Pellets once a week, or,
better still, one or two each night.
They are sold by dealers in raedi-
Ciuos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

ARRIVED.

Dec 3-Stmr North State, Green
Fayetteville, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Baiti
more, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Nakely. PLiIa
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Dec 7-Schr Il S Marion, Wines, G
days., New York, Master.
Schr Palos. Shaokelford, O6 days.
Navassa Island, G G Barker & Co.
Schr John, Gabriel, 6 dnys), EoN
York, Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chiids,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Schr Ella Strickland, Strickland,
New London, via Elizabeth City, Lip
pitt & Co.
Spanish Barque Elina. Bastcr.
Techea, Havana, Master. The EEna,
1t VIII be remembered, was quaran-
tined at Smithvi!ie, IN August, having
ye!low fever aboard. Slo capaizsfl
while at anchor during the gale on The
2Sth OF September, but was enase-
quently raised. She cane up TO the
city yesterday for repairs.
Schr Julia Selden, Hill, Elizabeth
City. B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Eliza j Staples, Stcout, Bangor.
Ne, B F Mitchell & Son.
Dec 9-Steamship achilles, Iup
per, New York, A D Cazaux.
Schr Nellie Star, Poland, 10 days.
Cuba, Master
Schr Chas W Holt, Delay, Is davs)
New York, G. G Barker & Co.
German Bargne Bertha. Schntt, (o6
days. Bristol, r. Poechau s Wester-
mann.
CLEARED.
DEC Sherman B.rque Claudia.
Dinse, Liverpool, Sprunt 6, Hinson.
Steamer North State, Green, Fayette-
vile, Worth d Worth.
Dec. 4-Steamship Raleigh, Oliver,
Baltimore. A D Cazaux.
Dec. 81 Steamship Bonefac.or,
Jones, New York. A d Cazaux.
Norwegian Brig Alkor, Erickson.
Liverpool, Williams & Murchison.
Norwegian Brig Freia, Olsen, Ham.
burg, Williams & Dfurchison.
Schr Mary r Scnlers, HssniN. New
York, Worth & Worth.
Ger Brig Atlantic, Cork TO,
orders. Sprunt 6 Hinson.
Dec 7-Steamship LncilIe, Bennett,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Norwegian Brig Dacapo, Andersen,
Liverpool, Williams & Mnrehison.
Dec Craftsmanship Rebecca CLYDE,
Chllds, Baltimore, a d Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakelv. ph;ia.
delphia, Worth & Worth
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Y hank TOsr. div.

7 IN, nm -, I,, -, a,
hon 10 hi''.sootu 1'ccoI:.eF "oTS tIe
| i,;, mig y our ciCy III me lol-
RI lily a, a.',.i,ry aIeic.e =,
elaDsa hefora ~ Tnt ! a. ~ -
49, .nI 30 49,: :. - "a - oon
ira c;tv tho ~ 49, 80 49,
citv II WI,i,tp-, 90 Sn So, '''8
nIs,.i !, o " LIN ' a. WI nv ~
= at W ren,' H !" IN ',t7 l'' 10y IL 49,, :.
With 49, 80 - " - 5'1.'', ,, i ne.
anrnrr- go 800 -, ne.
mort. ~ ria so,itI,., --'',S .+ N ,,.ti,
i,,rol;,,,,,., a,,r,,t =, t,,..7 80, =, 49,.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
IN so ffESs
"AE1WISE.,

Baltimore Steamship Rsa!.ish-3s7
bales cotton, Us casks spirits turpen-
tine, 20 Dbls tar, All do rosin, 10 bags
peanuts. cases tar
New Gork-SteamsLip Benefaotor
l ,239 bales cotton, 10i bbis rosiu, Is
casks spirits turpen.ine, go bushels
peanuts, 6 packages merchandise, 1
'bbls wine, bales waste, packages
herbs.
schr May K spmers-2, 500 bbls
rosin.
Baltimore-S:eamship Luciile-I17
bales cotton. II casks spirits turpen.
tine, 600 bbls rosin, As bales sheet
ing, 1873 bushels peanuts. so bbls tar.
cOASTWIsE
Dalt;nl ore Steamship i @ b c n
Clyde .'l7 hbls rosiu. 81 casks spirits
turpentinr. { pkSs nldse. S bbls tar, %
do pitch. bales cotton, bbl wine, 45
bushels peanuts, 10 boxes cheese.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pioneer
322 bales cottoa,- ri do yarn, SO do
rags, l do hides, 103 casks spirits tur-
pentire. 971 bbis ros!n, go do tar, 100
do pitch, 3 bbls whisky, Dbl brass, l
do peas, ca ale kegs, 42O bushels pea
nuts, 3 bags wool, hhds molasses, a
tons iron, S,210 shingles, empty
rates.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool--German Baraus Ciavd.a
-o3 bales cotton, 700 bbls rosiu.
Liverpool-Norwegian Brig Alkor-
GLIB balas cotton.
acknowledgements Brig Freia-
600 casks spirits turpeutine, l,O67 bills
rosin.
Cork for prders-Getman Brig At.
laptic-3, C26 bbls rosin.
Acknowledgements Brig Dacapo
---Si13 bales cotton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

tlsaIS. Inc general gram market
has been dull during the current
week aad prices have declined frac-
tion- CoaS--In this article the prin-
cipal trading has been done. There
WAS an effort, in the early part of the
week, among millers aud buyers to
force down prices, and it seems that
the market has favored buyers. There
were several arrivals of cargoes during
the week-only one sale, however, is
reported, that of the Julia Seldom,
which contained ] 300 bushels aud was
sold at Is cents per hnshel. The
other cargoes were purchased to ar
rive and were taken Immediately into
STIR. Prices from store have also
beeu put down. The receipts and
stock arc larger than the demand and
the market is duh at the quotations.
The receipts fer the week were az fol-
lows: From Philadelphia. 1900
bushels; from Baltimore, Z, 900 Bushels;
from New York, 1870 bushels; per
schr Ella Strickland, 1900 bushels,
per schr Julia Seldom 1000 bushels
! Wilmington * Weldon Railroad GO
! bushels. The following quotations pre-
vail from store Yellow aud mixed
! CoI ~ tSutSs WuItt uiSAllDR
971 cents @ 81 90 IS bush; highest
figures including sacks. OATS. We have
nothing new to report The receipts
aud stock in store are equal to demand.
Quotations from store are 80 to
S2s cents II bushel, including sacks.
PEAS The stock is small. aud the
| demand at present light; cow and clay
sell at 81 e5@s1 10 T. bushel. and
| 81 lj@Sl % for white p bushel
| RICE. The demand is fair with an ad-
! equate supply. Clean Carolina is held
| at 9 centa by the cask; Rough
is in small supply, and sells mt 81 20
to ST 40, according to quality. Corn
MEAL. The mills are filing orders at
T, 81 15@st 20 per bushel, iJcluding
sacks.
PROVISIONS-TLe market for
! provisions ia quiet and easier OF the
! West, bat there is no material change
in the condition of trade here. Bacon
| is in good demand aud The stock is not
! large, however there is no stringency
of supply. North Carolina bacon is
III better stock. The lots offered f r
sale were not sufficiently large to
create any excitement and price. are
/ quiet.
The following from an exchange
gives us the condition of the Western
markets. 1t says: The general fea-
lures of the market have not changed
much during the week, and the fuo-
tuatlons in prices as the weather chan
ged from favorable to unfavorable
have scarcely exceeded cent = ID,
with free buyers on each decline, but
not much disposition to sell. The re-
celpto of hogs continue liberal at all
the leading Western packing points,
and when the weather is warm there
is large accumulation OF stock in the
pens, but 1t seems to DO controlled by
parties who Gre able to have tho con-
ddence to hold, and although con-
oessions of about 23c per cental are
made this is only temporary, and is
quickly recovered under more favora-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
fifth DAY.
RALEIGH, \. c., Dec. S, 1871.

RALCIGu, n. c., Dec S, 1877.
Bishop Marvin reported that on yes.
toriay he had ordained the following
local preachers as Deacons in the n
Il. Church. South, viz:
jesse IL Quinn. Philip Greening.
1hos n Coon, James 3 Floyd, Brooke
Dixon and @ @ Garris.
The Bishop also reported that the
following travelling preachers had been
ordained Elders il the NJ. J.. Church,
Sorth. VIZ:
Jno T Bag veil, 7 J Rem. 4 4 Bos-
hamcr, T. IL Gibbons, A Il LorE, II T
Wiley and Wm 3 Names.
A'.i IL" following local prsaalera
,-c~e ordained Elders:
:" IL Thompson, II / arrar, } II Az
GcTsOn ard L y Hoover.
The toIio7InG were appointed ca
the Boar! Of MISSIONS, VIZ:
i ! CAr:awav, z w Guthrie. z "
Thompson, 7 S Erwin, L II Wood, j
j Broo"a. II L Hudsor, J Is Martin,
4 w DI,n@uua, J " North. l. Shell j
" leak, Alex Walker, y " Hays, X K
Come !, - - ti.r, t q Mon:gom cry,
/ Il Calm. I'D -, ard J G hart
sell.
\ communication from tbs lccal
preachers Conference OF Nortj, Gro
Inns, was Rad and referred 10 u Corr
rnitte", Consisting Of Revs. i. .. Bur
ton, NU. Gloss, 4. a Ieatcs ans: Las-
Gaen Jlmcs Gouthgate and J. y.
Iancv.
l::c J. & Martin read a coz! MUM
clt3or trc II Bishop I}eo~e, Of the col
ore! II i. Church il America. con
veCipg the h.ad regards OF hilc>elf
aud bis people. 10 the North Cato'ira
Conference Of the Ii. T. Cnurch south.
responses were made TO the greet
ing by D.. Gloss, T. 4. Yeates, bishop
Marvin and Dr.. McFer~iD, all cordially
endorsing Bishop Debee aud Bishop
Niles AID tho clurch over which they,
with other Bishops, preside.
On motion CT Rev. J. Il, Griffith. the
Eov. T. !. Gat;is. Agent tor tie Dav-
export College, was continued oa;y SO
fl. rs tie collection Of former pledges.
EoH: hundred and siEiIfy-Elne dol
lals WIS reported % the amount col
iected for missions at Tucker bal on
Saturday evening.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
From the Raleigh sentinel
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
FOURTH DAY.

Bishop Marvin in the chair. Prayer
Ivy the Rev. Mr.. Carrawoy. The Con
ference perfected arrangements fo'
the ordination tomorrow.
TIE TWO OLD PREAOHED3.
On The examination OF character O!
superanuuated preachers quite an as
fecting scene presented Itself. The
Bishop asked for addresses from two
gray headed old preachers, Nlr. i. L.
Blake and Mr.. Gray. These iwo old
servents of the Lord each ma IL 81 tear
full and impressive talk. at the close
of their addresses the Bishop said lre
was 2 remarkable circumstance con
nected with the lives OF these two aget.
servaEts. Mr.. Grey had bceu con-
vtr'GH through the fundamentally Of
sir j.. t. Blake, and through tbs III
~trumentality of MIR. Gray hundreds
ani thousands had been added TO the
church. thus showing tho amount OF
god ii IS N he power Of one man to
%.
I|l'T. DIR. PERRIN, or SAsuTILL..
WAS Introduced 20 Conference. L3c
Do2t'lI has just made an eXton led trip
t. lie Conferences in California, Ore
goa ard Los Angeles. lie made an
interesting idreas t. the Conference.
TDEAToS STREET CEURcn.
Ar. Mangun called attention to the
want OF room in the Edenton Street
Ciiurch and stated they were talking
Of en}arGing it, but they needed help
from abroad. The Bishop and DIR.
McEerrin both pressed tho necessity
for large church in this city, and that
it bahoovad tho Methodist of the State
to give help for this purpose. The
matter was referred to q conmittPc.