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Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
The Third Term OF this iisstitsi-
ton viii begin OGl Monday. Aug. 3,
and end OEl Monday, Dec: 20. 4E~75.

THIS School il situated in the town of Colds
= boro 'h'- "entre OF four Raiiroads', and
from its csihi:ity offers supeE or al Fant:tGes
to ptrrnt- %r! guardians living in the Eur-
rounding ,in., i-S III the Eastern portion
OF th" t:'.. Ihe iocttiUn is healthy, and
no tcars / sim - n'Sd be cnteTti ieI
by par ut7 ss,'djrE their sons to this pace,
as not single cs.-- oi ~@iiusIs Illness orrGt-
ret in iha ~clh)i dur.t, th-1 pas. scholastic
wear. No rnt. "a, rctnr-. reasonably
be deferred i.strnrs ZiUg tits : lO1l III the
score eff the urh,.;,l his. = II tive !! cation.
Profess r. v Adams whn has ch rA{e OF
the M,tth matt.>l Dc!arr n cft IS n siuit,',ls
OF Rando ph Macon COl"E@. az: l'a' lee II p
successful IoaClcT Of E"+rh nt;iui yeas.
The course i INST u''tion = s"n rd Tor" e.
AMI exten,irc ant ScntS ~ de l:it in3Prs.Fe
the meut-l powers uf me Iulis hy raining
them to 1HINK, and by t,;.c!. IL them he Digit
use the II u ties WIZ wtstG col has th
dove them.
-, discipline of the School. whie i. i mi,
and p areDtll, enfOTces the dut o. Ch ''tir ---
to every rule AMI regulation. As insub dina
ton an'j djsord rly conduct are wholly com
patlble with scholastic training and entai
prog - n by who IL lndisposed to inl rov7
his a,m "r =. n i,j..rE TO his fellows, vii! be
Moral anu reli giouS Instruction receives :. due
shate of attention and consideration f'r un-
los. the heart and cienoe be instruct ii and
~ulightend, Tu"re -ecuiar lc:.I Nil viii av ~ bu
little in the formation oi correct and un. Ugh
character.
The four religious bottles being wau repre-
sented in thi- pltre e. every bo.riGr is allowed
to at end th+! hurch on Sunday which his pa
rent may desigr.r" fhs wisIi and preference
OF the rarent will lie strictly obser ~e,i moth
ing OF : sectar!.n character Is counteIanced in
the School.
Boy. are prepared for advanced classes in
College or for the active business OF life.
The hui.ding. hitherto known as the ''Fe-
riale Cole &c " has h-Fu : -curcd py the PrinCi-
nal, and vii hereafter be uset a a school for
boys
Deadly weapons, inJoS eating thinks, profan
ity a Il every si'c les Of gambling are strictly
proi!
Terms, per Session Of 20 Weeks
HAI.F IN ADVANCE-BALANCE ON
FIIiS I OF OCTOBER
Tuition for primar depa,tment....-- '--SS15 GO
g 9 Higher English --.-..- 49, % o.
g ., Advanced claaaeS viii iige
Advanced classes iIh Latin -.---.--... 80 o.
aud ~ltl Latin 9'd tIrt ek. - hH
German. French, and bookkeeping, each
Board :nclud ng fuel a.d lights. ......... IS %
Incidental expenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w
Each student will furnish, for his own uae,
pair OF blankets. pair OF sheet, air of pill
I>w cases and his towels.
No deduction from Tuition and Board in case
OF disInission or withdrawal, and only in cases
OF PrOtract,u d sicxECss.
For further particulars, q ldrees
NJ. FETTER, Principal,
'uIy - -,i&"'t GOADSBORO, y. C'24
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
TIE SPEAKING

had progressed considerably. Judge
A. H. johnson, rm".rat;c-Cou
tive nominee fpr The State i5euete, hnd
concluded his address, and Captain H.
T. Fisher, editor of the Daily 3inl~s
Republican,. had t:eor aio"#kjus prob
ably ten or fifteen inmates. 4 party
of eight or ten Young gentlemen hav-
Jag seut % Clinton fnr " bott ,'f
whiskry while Judge Johnston w..s
srrazing, and not caring to hear Cap
tHln E!SInr
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
THE GROUNDS.

The barbecGe was given IN a grove
about three-quarters OF Ii mile west of
Clinton. 1t IS bounded on the north
by Chiffon place, Oh the soutt, by tin"
railroal- through q cut about
twenty feet tlaep-east by public
road, and the west by very small
branch down a steep hill. From the
Chiffon place to the railroad 1t is about
eight hundred yards, and from tn:
public road TO The branch about nine
hundred yards. The speakers stand
was very nearly the centre of this
grove, probably a little south and
west IF the centre. We are thus par
ticu!ar about the grounds SO that our
readers may fully understand the wiloIe
nfflir
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
NEWS IN GENERAL.
Z . / . IS 5-3-
SUN DAYS DISPATCHES

icy TELi.GRAPH To THE JoURHAL
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
LIFT TBF GROUNDS

to take a socia! drink They walked
down to the hill, crossed ths !i'tlr
branch (Which wns about 300 or 330
yards from the staud) to the w.st side,
about tea feet Here there was tween
ty or moro small cotton wood, OF VII
low, trees, but no underground what
ever, and the limbs Of the small trccs
were from ten to fit, en- feet above
the GROUND. On the east side OF tI,p
brnHch, we viii say, thee is ali open
place extending to the foot OF the hill.
This Opening j. not more than twenty
yards W de-
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
THE STAMPEDE,

As the charging party mounted the
hilltop. the whole mass meeting broke
and ran. leaving wagons, horses, mules,
chairs, hats, and coats. They scat
tered IN every direction, as if regi-
ment of cavalry was coming over the
hill.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17

to b., i.leseot. :.r =. .t5>" IF p#s:y -
race /, W !ur"n'y attended : neg
roes, thcIe beirg full two thon,"td
present. WHO had g@tnered from every
section Of Ihc county. Besides, ha;f Il
dom or more White Radicals, there
were probably twenty other white men ::
It is said titat as the negroes naccht d
through Clinton that they were -'ng-
ing songs to the effect that tliry were
going ''to bury Clinton and xiii the
nar,hnronvj' t;at 1aU
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17

Admiral Reynolds had an hours
ltArYiaW with the KhadiUa
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
FRANCE.

f Q r Z I q N
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
TEE RETREAT.


When the whites reached the top Of
the hill, they found that in the excite
meut OF the charge they had cmptied
their pistols, and had no more ammu-
| milton. They bore off to the South of
the stand and toward the railroad Gus.
Whlle they were executing TINS move
ment, promiscuous firing had begun
Immediately around the stand. between
the few whit men there and the
negroes. When the party had gotten
directly South Of, AMI about fifty
yards from the speakers stand, they
were Joined by the other white men.
not more than ten in number. They
were then moving little Southeast, to
ger into the railroad cut and to the
public road leading to Clinton where
it crosses the railroad.
THE RALLY OF THE NEGROES.
When this movement began, the cry
rang out among the negroes: "Kiil the
damned white men, they are running :;
rally, rally, Republicans; charge 'um,
etc. About three hundred negroes re-
sponded to the call, aud led on by the
Wliburns. young Caldwell, and others,
they pursued, keeping up an incessant
firing upon the whites. The white
men had now reached o small open
field which skirts along the railroad.
Quite a number of them were wound
ed. Up to this time, the retreat had
been covered by few who had Joined
the party from the stand, but by the
time they reached the railroad, these
also had exhausted the loads in their
pistols, except one who had reserved
his fire.
THE CROSSING REACHED.
The gentleman with the loaded pis-
tol took his stand upon it, and that
one pistol saved the lives of the whole
party who were fortunate enough to
reach them in time. With it the ad-
vancing negroes were kept at bay un-
til the others were well on their way
to Clinton, which was off about q half
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17

nile, by the public road. They ware
Joined by freeh men from the fo"n,
which put an end to their pursuit, bat
,iiG not prevent
THE MASSACRE.
Young AIR. Thompson, OF Raymond,
not b, ing able Gt is thought from
w ,und to reach tht road crossing
III M, went directly south across
som, fields to the Il iymoud road
where he was caught Mp with ny
mounted negroes ard murdered,
az iti.st mile aud half from the
| ba-h IclIo yrUunds.
NJ. SibiGy l:sD falling 10 reach the
CT r,,zsing IL tim. kept directly across
- pub &c road lriSn "a large field, II
.yiIi,:.l lie was also cnrlght up VIII! and
butenered. The bodies II these Eann
w,r. f.a1fui.y and n.ro,iJi:%iy di-tlS-
ec, d nnd mang!rd. They we're rob
bel # al th"y had abont their per
.sons. their boots and other pieces 81
&c ot'Iing.
3 r., '4urd4rn Of NJ Charles Chiffon
was p coward and brutal act as Wa
..ysr p,.rp..t,at-s,. L w,!i bn ro.uvIn
III rod si:at tn ID .r;s">:ua B:ounris Te."
o,,u-,;i..d pm the north by tue N;.itrun
pc -t:tl, IS Nh. 9 arl-' GrI.l"..~
T.. il &C. IL ut: i,',...! =. H." i,'4 o-a-
I. - = Ihe ll45r:ljtE, '"i, !, d @ttri"'.
,n II Two fr.t-iIdo hpm" "rtn i.tui -
,.Iul.>r fhty r lifting IL !I!s !.':u 49,
tai, :; wiI..it tiIt firing b s.un. I"eF
.vlti.iilt; i,,li-'I It III" Gri Z, f,li ois.
.ri tn5- p.a;..-ty t. see witit VII f:.,'
mat r. S5u,.: mft"r tt..l I0' s'ut V
Carton u9,~.Ivsu4 Il crowd rt nf-cry
women ard children coming a:-'Il"I
the fence, ran down to LIS gate to
let t4tm III the ward tuI P'o-
lection, ,as be did not know tie eI-
tent of the lighting, it hel"S h|aIlt
an eighth of a mile away. He opened
the gate aud called them in, and aft"r
some Of them had avuiIed themselves
of his kindness he turned aud started
back 10 the !. Use, when party OF ne
gro men w!3 were leaving the grounds
ir, d upo:. him and struck him In the
back, mortally wounGing him. He
WAS carried into bis house, and died
in Ru hour and half The wAnt0n
altrOcity of this deed will be better
understood when it will be remembered
that all of the fig tlting WAS at the south
wort and south of, aud on the grounds,
and MIR. Chiffon was at the extreme
nnrthaast corner of the glOunde, and
was at no time much nearer than an
eighth Of Z mile of the fight, nor III sight
of it, aud that 1t was all the time NOV
ing directly way flom his residence.
That he wns shot by men who were
roaming from tie, fight, and probably
had not been near where it was, rs the
grounds are very large.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
TIL: WoIrNDED "

THE WOINDED WIIITES
There wern tiv" or six whites
wound Il, Mrssrs. Neal aud Whit,
supposed t. he 1aotta!ly, til" others
rnriuu-Iy from e"ri"ns t" very slight.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED NEGROES
Their was said to have been five OF
six negroes killed on and n"ar the
ground bnt We saw only two ur three
two ;.ad fallen at tha first fire. right
nt the branch. 'rhcro was also np.r
them Il large pool u hlo.:d, wi'ct: IN
dicAt",i th:; another had also fni!t-n
there These two were sai.' TO save
been from the Byram nrighb"rino.t.
1t vas said tha rlrce others were ~
ing in he fields near by, but wc did
NOT 500 -i,fsN
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17

How many n~E:"ea were wonf?trd 1t
wiz lnpasslble to nsc"rtnj2, hnt tw''
were lying Mt Charles CaI,twall's resi-
deuc, III Clinton. nui UHc 7, sclcd
Jackson Saturday evening
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17

nile, by the public rond. Thy ws're
Joined by fresh men from the fown,
which put an end to their pursuit, bat
di,I not prevent
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-17
VEsGE:Tl.'IlME ]. !
kLTERAGIvE; TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIuRrTtC.

VEGETINE is m;ir ipade * rlu-Iycy fror, the
juices OF care y selected banks root. and
herbs, ana - stro"g gty ,onrCutTa:ei that f will
effectuAlIN FI atlIc ,fa from The SyA;cm every
taint ct SCrOfula. ScrofulouS Hu-
NOR TUFnOF Cancer, CancerouS
Hum or EFYSipeias, Salt Rheum.
SyoFl attic diseases Canker,
, 1875-10-29
MARINE.


PORT OF CHICAGO. OCT. 9e.
AERIvau-Hshr Mlrc Nlelnrls, Uconto, lufrbtt,
Rchr Suanysidu, BagInAwt salt; srhr Lumbsrriea,
Black Creet, luubcr; stnr Corona, st. 1oa, sunares;
prop Messenger, st.. Joe, suuilri.s srhs chti.haa
Nilsson, Buffalo, coal; nrhr 1sonatlcs, Hustegan,
lumber stur SlicbnJEan, Mnutowoc. snliries; teh1
Graham Droa,, Sluure 1sInnd. tlsh +: sehr ". JvaeA
Michigan City, light; Echr Thomas 0aTr. AshtsbuA
coal prop 0cpnto, 0reon Day, sunlstcs; schr !. u
Forrest, III 1t, lake lumber schr Il. L. pur!nston
nI,skeg. T., WOOD scow William Datcs, Grand 1isrsn,
lumbar prop Cleveland. Glen l1Avt1, uood ssa'
ILberiy. Michigan City, l1gh:.
CLxAnx1,-S hr ltuurtse, Buffalo, n, ,34t hn wheas;
hrlls II. L. l1t,gie, l:ul,, 2'.ost ba wie%s: ssai
Jossrh, aunaries sear U. y. Grant M.nl>tee 10 pfa
pork schr CRY Vt Chicago, Dncsl' 1e':s1 ba eofn
Achr i. To:uluu alMskryou. 4o rords btne; sctt = =
nale4 A'!sss iis. ~ bu cor g 1u q "'a; - q y, IN
feed. ~ tons hay. = bs!s rye, lfls Cur.
&C.,, alsas.ngsr. fss' S. Jaasrs % ~ Il ,rs esa.
aundrieS; stmr Ahc.@ygan. MWaakea 10 b!lt .aI o.!
fra; lsor cusal,c1u, unionasa g y. Fur, u u Z,
ll oasf, ;1 pigs feei: prop Cuyahtga. 'laoto;t =
pkRa fssl, G7 psgs lo,atoe*; lror cuyaosa 49,. h,us
l,s; h.sa. siarsuetts, Ir, rsss, AZ. ,s:tt; ,st;;
lrou ". L. Wstno1e 1lnrAio :l'' bn wnh. .sd.
u. linc1ry, uut!nto ~ ~ tu rpvn aehr IT, H. o,!H l.
uer, Ford ltlyvr ~ bria h0nr, to,ss tnls sss !" ~.
etf; nchr lame. ataeu. cedar E"5' lu ~ .." so.I
Lr cortl-meal. o3 tons bran. tsa ~ sna ,nhassn .
gchr NLft EIps AlEuta, 1,.b bu rprl+ h. pa ~
4o hrs our, Est bsis bocf, ]at tsl iofs' " 'es S
10 Ten hams. ,.. c,.oo
Day. ltzht prnr U, N. E"nd. OH'lsilsEt!s, ~
bu CORN proI, Colorado, Buffalo, c.,rp o'' ~ ''s
tra nour, 1,s1l basu 4eu,l. II balus, ana sua"'Na
, 1875-10-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Liquidation About Complsted-''oenora'
Activity in Business Circles.
Tho Produce Markets'Activr,n and
Most Of Them Wcnk.
A General Decline in Provisions-Whoat,
Corn, and Barley Lowor.
FINANCIAL,

After evot3 Gtcat e7asl' Ike 'hat OF 1879, 1s WV
or threc Iesrs for liquidation 10 no I'm ""ta M
by for the country to SCI doAls 20 p.1' ~
wltro bustne"1 can again revive aua 'ne s'""At ~
come prosperous. 4ho HauAEuFts' t'as'" 80
ground through an 'mmenso hnntaf ., ns's
time, III th!h cisT II te1s't "ael 'sta "a o ". m
ana ane ontostaaAtea CAP '$sM Ssa ~" ~ sa,.s. ~
HlaT,h9 thsir 1oftnhcT csh'''' ~ instant. " ." .
rearly all who CAN Will stfueRo aion8 '' .ne
ehsnRo for TUG beecf bat VIII tie 'as9 "'n,o'"s "
cur reoi1!o thefe 'lhee "a'e s"no a'.eaus' ah' ks
cral trade OF INC CITY, II 'a A0FnFH "n aH ho""%
, 1875-10-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW IonK,
sprctal I)tsroieh 10 fn4 Eaf+a7s T<1bHn..
New TonK. Ocl. 2A,-GnAIE-Whcat-Msrlet1 1e bot.
ter; fair axpurt and home tras inquiry sz!ea Of
15oD1o bu at .D5 l1.u7 for rejected svrlg S1i@
SILT for No. Chicago; Sl.l5at.:' for NJ, lwau-
koe $l.otGa1.2s No. 2 Chicago; sl.s5 No. North
wsstorn; sl.sl No. Milwaukee,; sl.a7 for No.
spring $1,97 for new winter red Western $l3cfs
s1.33 for now anb.r Wcs&esn: and sl.abis,.bo for
white weatcsu Rye 1olet at sG@s5o for Western. and
87ta00o for stnto barley quiet nnd uncbaua fao
Of $500 hn gnoi nay Qninto At si.ia, Ao}is"re Corn
shade fir,ner AnA luito; sales Of $1,000 bN ut 7a
73c for steam Western mixed; 7aA474c for sali dn
75C97sxc for high mixed and ycoS Western; md Blu
for round yellow. o4a were moro actse and decided
" frnlcr; sass Of 8J,oo1 bu ct 3stiasbc for mixed
Wesi0rn and 6tatn, including Chicago at NC, NIL
waukco At lshc, and kies5se for whlto Western aud
State.
pnovra,oHA-Midalcs heavy at 13H@1a1+o for long
clear. Lard INITIAL 1t 1879 for now prime stca,n.
Wnla1r--MArlss hrm; saIss Of 20 es!s at Sl.li per
gallon.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and unchanged; ;
fair to good renninY IL uoled q. TAG &c primo at
H,c; anl ME-. ~ anl IL Havana at 71s48..c. Coffee
-lIarkes dali md heavy; lilo II quoted Ut lo Gala
IN gol ami NI.raeaibo nj 4D5 6a:sE in roiA. Ioa-
Marks. qulet for ful los without natc,ial caugu In
prloa
TALnow-Ru,es quiet aud heavy: country and city
sro quoted 1t s;&Gs3,.c.
tTusae Assoriat<I It4xs.} ...
NEW iohK. oct. t.ds'-fLooh-1'ste'lls' A','eo hr'as
shipping grades III good demand nud market hrni;
others LuIl gurcrane Ytata md Western, $51oGa5.40
cnmn,,, tn snn o.trn =. sn ~ III. vnn, II rho,tr
~ aaua% "a sba s,sst .,,rs II crtr. .,slo
wG y, W.. ~nsas e. r." ur
e,ae..o Oh 1o"'' s'''' s'''' N'' Ao11 ''e'a'
fI.ys't. fEM" <tor. o,t,,... p.o,.,,, &, e,taaAs
nn";.- -Wnt.t..ltrrr.s aI4 iNNt II, ;: Ie heller:
moderate e1port aud Kood speculative dsinani' r.
Hs'su Ss'1sS -. -. e. NJ ) 9,b.s1n y ~
~: ~ "auSes Mt,,.Mtr. are ~ Wo ;Iaa
81 us.,y ~ ,rsn,- .S,f Wss,arn new Il 10 ai.97
snss ~ Il II. a1,isr ,i" II m, Ill: Wits do
a. ~ ,,,,"I. W1,.Srn MI, st,ts "a at,h
f.o:"sGW.rh"s 9' Xii. twn r"wrd Htats 9pU: four
rows,I sa;e sl,us aooI Day Quntc, ffts delivered
1,nrr ,..,,sr .n,i in ,ettfr1 nu.tilu him ami
...1,,r I'M. recs,nts Al Id In Western mlIeI
, 1875-10-29
TELEGRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FGEt1GN HhHEE TC.
Fpfef1f bfsh1eh n Th- Ct II. ii rTlb1n..
1dvEnpnol. Oct. 25-ll a. m.-F1uun-Eo. I. ais
Gil; No. q 2ia Cd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. !, les al; No. g, 1ga;
brrlng, No. J, los; No. 2, ~ "a white, No. !, lis
I'd club, Nm. !. lis oI; M. 9, liza I'd. Corn-.3ls
LIVERPOOL, Oh, as-t:jl p. r.-pnoy1stoxs.-l'o.
8os CT. Lard, 33s.
L1yEEroot, Oct. $500 r. nt.-ConX-3ls d..
Lf7khfooL3 Oct. al p. m.-GunH-a1ixel, 9lB "a.
fnoyIsloEa-Prinio mess pors, sA G<l. Lard
American, tos.
LONDON, Oct. 2a-TnE nAsE OF Esu1ANp-Tho
aodnt Of bullion III tho link of England errtaatal
E7Jood dnring tbs mat wcet. Tho proportion Of tho
Dane's reserve to its liability ia A., per cent Tho
amonns Of bullion gone into tbs Bank Oh bll4ccc to-
day IA E11,0]3
MoSEr-The rate Of tlacouut In tho open market for
three-nonthJ tllla IL 81, being ,, below thu Dank
of England r4tc.
CossoLs-Afonsy, o4 DID: nccount, g4t.
United sTATEs Eoaps--'css, 1ulk; 'G7s, 1osA:
lo-aos, losA: new 5s, l0I1; New York Central, "
Erie, l6,s preferred, a.
sudAn-So Il D. =. cash, 23s cdG23a ID; do a1oat,
o3s.
REFINED pr1NoLZuX-letisatns4s.
Bp1n1ra or TUEpERfIEr--ata VI.
PAINS, Oct. .18.-ltESrEs--Gjr G1e.
The amount Of s1Icclo lu the Bank OF France de-
creasssl !, ,a5 900 irancs during tho past week.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 28.-UN1rEp hrArEs Dosbs-Now
81, y9S.
AsrwEbr, Oct. na-rrrapLEuN-91.
, 1875-10-29

State At. cor Of EI,tsedge er,rt " !. anxioo
~, ,f1trI Ort. n, John # Wrrnn n william
J, tns,, 1t, - n . CT Maxwc1ltt o I, at1100ft.
If; Il OF ;.t,, 49,, ,.................. t,2N
nr,l, ~ 4r orh al, 17if; Of rA'tts rIshsha',
@i, viz n, dated ". =: -...-.,... l,sa5
tn,.;au. Il, ca ii " Of S,ria nrArla,rn rt,nf.
.nsl4e Il, dated Uct. ~. ........+....: 3hn
1n,I!ll,1 81, n rar rf North Dearborn IT,
n, G.trlh, II. tateA Oct y .......n. .... e,50d
Mirfgan st. ~ II c Of North L,Htc 1t, VI, 40
1e} It, tstcd Oct. 17..... 6,nV
datcd III. ~. .,.......,.......... o,Ao
DtrtiI At, ts It = II Sophia st, y +, ;4f.,21ft,
HifFil ORR 2h... .......s.t...'s.s...s. HtVuO
Mohawk st, II y " aonh!s rt, " T, !ixln'n It.
With lg.l0 II ID ren., atct Oct. 1j,.... aOoo
Irving piarr. between Park aA,1 Tnyor aa, v
1. ladt, al21 II. dated Ott. q tute n. Jensen
to l.. A. tFrahsree1. N,0N
NORTH or CRY LiHrf WITHIN nAp1uB or Mrr.E& or
cnuH c-lioUtE.
CnrnmcEtia! 1t, NV cor nf Le1ana ~, I, no1tG3
II. la1rh Jttly 91.... h,oG0
Tovvf or ctIy LiNsyH WITHIN NApSEA OF MILES w
rnrir-tfutEE.
Morgan Al, - It = of tify.k!1th ha, of, 6osl2t
II, dated Uct. ". .....................$ 6aO
, 1875-10-29
REAL ESTATE.

Ths following Instruments war; nled fcs record
Thnr1dsy, Oc4 ~:
CITY PRoPk1FE,
North ~, cor OF Westefll ~, nns acre,
dated 6ept. au........... ,-..........,,..$ 3axD
Hubbard r. isa 4 y Of Lincoln At, VI, 51Al10
, ~ aa1sa W. N.., ................ l,a0o
n.sa - tae soovss uatea uEL 1............... 2AA
dseed oct 4.. ".................,... Loo
caluH*s ~, 1S0 II q Of THents-soeoud u, VI,
= y 70 ausy, dAtod OFT, ". lsflllalA Isoss
IT, T. John y. *ssan); ;.,...::....:.:::.:.. 5000
La ~ II, dsted Oct. 2s.................., l2,ooo
, 1875-10-29

lA4kSls
NEW Tnnx, Oct. 2s.-taoaa advanced from 1ls,s to
llo, fell o1 to Hex, snd cosed st 1is4. Hates for
borrowing ao lilo. o-os 333, l-8 l-32 and 1eA
pet cent. Lonna wcse also made fiat and at 3S4 per
cont for carrying. Tho increased earnings Of cash
gold today weso attributed IN sou,o quarters to tho
gold tEaasfesred by The Syndicate to thu Treasury in
sett1ement Of it, called bonds
Foreign exchange vas heavy, In coukequenco Of tho
squeeze in cash gold.
Governments were 10 ketiyo demand and higher,
owing to lie improvement It Loudon And tho rise in
gold hers.
RasToad bonds were qu,et aud nrm.
Btate securities were duIl
1he stock market opennd t.n, and sdytnced, bpt
afterwards feacthd and again improved. Tbs leading
feature vas Lake ahora, which advanced to G1s< fo
on to Go recovered 70 Tx, and reacted to co. IA
@ W % si 's4ss4ss * u IT, %tse 9 ' 81
g. e p. e a ~ ssess g e. ss1: s r "A -
s!ac w at' ena alyAaeea ion * g ses. At tho
In aoue caScs lower At tho close Win ths prnc.
El IT, aesvaty ia Western Union, Laie Hhore. paeAc
horc ths sppsa Of lie market, while paeio
Mai. Unoo iarac, Atlantic Pacific Tslegrsrh, aud
to 1 snd ats snors to IT, Ts dsiaa snsn aseasa a
ahefs ,'s ~ gens1Sl s.ercoa .o es
cEeAang tho street ale cut n the stocI tud heneo
strength mauitested to-day. Unlnn t4cinc sud at
ts4Gs60. aud was strauicr tban Of 1Ale Michigan
Central rallied from II 4 to 6.4. md eloee Il "a
63i. Northwestern fell o1 to ,dG., Ilt Erlc to liz;
lante Pactao Telegraph advanced t1oul lB4 to 19.:,
on Increased hns!noss Tho stzeusth til tb!s stoct ADD
about telegraph noycinenta. Other ,hauRes vcrs ss
iniportan. Tronsaetions q ths hoek E1eAangs were
xsS9e .h.Ees. Of waiel, .7Soo %sto iseis Mall, NJ
G0o Eds; Us ,uN II. Paul common, 1G.uo Lake shors
au0 Obios, ,aoo uu1on Pacific, .ud .,oo Missouri ia
clNc.
dold bidR, sggregattug s2.0s1,o0o for dote,umcu
gold ranging from llAol to lio%3, wefs pas tn to-day
One million OF gold waa awarded u fsom llo,40
llBt5.
Nonoy nsstot sasy At a0s. rrtme msreanttle pars,
, 1875-10-29
tAKE fnEIGHTs.

Freiglts wpre quiet At &c for corn and o9e ="
wheat to IjuiaIo The achr ). D. s47ycr wa s.ita
for corn II So nt,d tic j. ". hutchnaon Tor ~nes' -
bxc, both for DuGaio. Tue prop j. D. caii"e aus
barge Nellls uarInor fer co!a through va o,ia
Ca,acy, C0to1 ba wheat aua l3ouso Id tor'' ~ ~
afternoon tlc tare Kstehufu tor ca ~ w eo 49, ~
and tho teuf DiawAsa tJr 43oJj bh oaes OIL p'A's''
terms,
, 1875-10-29
COMM

The following werc Tho receipts ami ehir ments Of
tho leading nrtlc1c, Of produce n this city 'nrtng 'le
isrnty-four hourn cniiuR ATT o.rork on Th'rad'y
morning. and for c corresponding i.ts cnc year aa":
, 1875-10-29
LAKE Mlct,toaa.

Thb schr N1rI!ey arrived htta 5ettsFa1! R''.n.us
minus portion of her cl!!vas, having ees"
away by thu Ea.u oari4o.. .Ths ssns "h' n.,s..
uusd with tho ua,.lt In .Ao Boutl Dransh, Wodne-
,,.y n1ut, The wA,rwint lo4t hcs D1a1a .nd WV ~.
s,rt, and tbs ue:ot also slyasly l1'a'scu - .aa
schz u. l,Urth Ii lly!ng Ia.k stuFlfA u oa' "
ducks VI Tho CairaQu Dsy-po.3 easalsN-
, 1875-10-29

poar uuaos, Uot. as.-rhs barge Z. r. 'aaa, s.sh,
~. r,nbrte ashore 1t Fort Austin, u not on !uo
but liss IL II feea Ut wstsE shs la 'ses
ber hold. The tug wlps!ow went aftss hss ss,'sIu
The schr J. o. Thaysr xss crowded Oh ,us @ ns ths
Maiden by passing 1stt ~ * b,ia s III Tlays
r, ,ejvcI 4 nav jibhoom Lsrs ysstssls1. =, I.u
TLa stmr HvoIRs u, Erost, vlica ea223sa ~
, 1875-10-29
LAKE ERIE.

sptrta1 Dtapateh 10 TAt f"fea7" Ht'S"t. ,,.,4
DurFA1n n. u, Oct. 2a-HsSs ~at ssec''ee 49,. -
this evening that ths schooner Ii 6aet Asao's :.
Rivers, 1. total loss. Opt beEtlsnAn sn,ss -,h
hsr. lIrr registered vsluutiun h 3pu " "nA ia
her cargo VI wheat .n1tsg tue losa alop1 sV"1' ~.
that the scAuupcr ssabirl. lunk It l11rn. f's III
IL bseaknz IN, Her 9c,.A sro Of sd ..1 "a oi
Bhe II insured for f.u.' ", wnieh. VII" As' '''+
wheat, naakcs ' iosx Of solno $jU0Jo, rsr ya,t
Csual frs,ghts aru lower; W on "Lea. n.,s,sa. ~
UurFAto, N, T., Oct. 2a.-S0Hs Eas iais patt cvI.
tliyed that thu scAr Eris UelIe hs1oF9 a.
lorns las baeu tescuri and t4kt fuls.le w.. Tes
by tho expedition Which lttl uesu this krr1.
vessel had uLsa. from Kinear1inf, beana Il Alan.
ton. Tue Jcnuio OrahAu. sunk IN ths ean1 Ill, ssf.
burg, Out Aas btcn rliGsl, auA .tai'eu s vi.b
nocn for tlia po1s where ahs will 20 eit ~ ~ h.,J.
tho wet portion Of her cargo. aoal+ 4' rr,re RI.
Tho wet grain will bs discharged an tue .sysu JtI
pAilsl. Damages not pcavy; s,1oo oH *e''
ERIE.
sp.etaj bisbateA ~ Tia eAfeaQo 1fot'~ ~,,n,,,.l
En1x, H.. Get. 4s.-Ths props ooF1oa ma-rt,
pesa nlchmoud. sad schFs E1t!s aud s'aas'' D''''
man lett fur Chicago to-day. ...,.-,,.ot,y,
Tho schr J. D. Primo. Of Bnha1o, sn'hs -,
and has gous Into winter~isrtses " IT, io,us
The IT, g. stmr Michigan hss istt suf LnLs nj
Tbs sshr btau,1vde IL slllt ashu1n Is Lehs fS0-