TKE (JLEiNEE
GRAHAM N. C. April 1 lß '9
-"■■r 1 A. 1
E. S. PARKER, Editor.
CONFIRKK*. » V
Notliinir beyond the organieatwwi of
the two Houses ha* yet been done. A
J>.;mocr«ttio committee of the tw® Houses
*«■ N|>|nii«ikd ill the order of business,
v U reportWaTemocratic caucus. ' lse
i . port lias been made IA(1 it is under-
Hood that the discission of the Dquw
rrats in CHUCUS assembled is to the effect
that there shall be tacked MI to the ftp
prop*ia ion bills amendments rfcpeutinp:
the teat oatli for jurors in Federal
Courts, to preveu& the nre of troops at
" the polls and to modify Federal election
Jaws so that there can be no avrftol*
luaio l>y Surper visors or Deputy Mar
th«U t and that the Supervisors s'jall .\>v
(.lie of each party, and simply l»e pre scut
iind witness at the ballot
Vexes. And furtlier j that thpse two
S>«|»eiviserß may 1>« appointed for, any
voting precinct, and not be con6tied to
town and cfcie* of 20,000 inhabitants
Mr now. It has farther
+trwti that the legislation of tho extra
teMtot. be limited to the appropriation
l ui. wiik ibfataiud amendi»»eaU. The
] sufficiently strong in both
Houses to p*ssTthe bills, but cannot pass
them over Republican opposition knd
the *eto.
So it becomes a matter of chief int6rc«t
whether the President will veto thfeJe
bills with their political
}io should then there will be ft dead-look
and ei titer J the Democrats of Congress
or the President will have to reAede, ot
there will be no appropriate na to
carry ©u the government. As} to the
Preside its j rotable action there Is
plenty of news both wayp, bnt
very much doubt whether -any of it is
authorized. We hardly conclude* that
the President, would be guilty of so gross
an impropriety as to declare liiß intejy
tions,concerning a measure before it Is
acted upon by Congress, eepeeUUy to
threaten its defeat by a veto. Only ot|e
of the appropriation bills has as yet oeen
introduced. Whether thert wilf be a
dead lock, and, if so, what will be the
ultimate result, are questions "which a
very short time will solve, aud about
which it is useless to speculate now.
NBW LAVS ARB tJHAROB® WW.
We could write nothing morft interest*
Jng to our readers tliuu to give "them
some idea of tlie work of tlie la»o ;
latnre in clinngiug aftd making laws.;
and especially so with regard to l(he rev«
cnue law. In Vhe Observer of last Thurs
day we find valuable information an the
subject, ai(d give it lor the be no tit ot
those whose good torljuyf) it |s up I to we
that valuable paper and Who. may,, see
ours:
The act to raise revenuo makes > soma
changes, a note as to which may he m£re
easily understood than tho. whole Jaw
woaldb*.
The poll taxis redaeed from $9 to 72
cents, i That on real and personal prop-
Crty, moneys, credits, investments in
bonds, stocks, joint stock qawpftnjqs or
otherwise, is reduced irona 39| to 24
cents, to be applied as follows; 12 instead
of 14| cents to the genera)-fund; 6 in
place of 9 cents to the lusano and Deaf
and Dumb aud Blind Asylums; 6 cents
as heretofore to the Penitentiary. *
The lax on billiard saloons it as here
tofore S2O on each table, but hereafter
every place where liquor is sold is con
sidered a billiard sa|oon.
lieiui! liquor dealers are to pay a
monthly license tax of $5.90 instead of
$3.00, as now; and retailers of malt !!«■
qnors only 93.00 instead6f $1.60, as now.
And "any grocer, druggist, dealer or
otlier person who shall sell spiritous or
xnalt liquors, wines or cordials, iu any
quantity, if the fame or any pprtion
thereof shall at any lime be drunk appu
tho premises w hero »»oh liquors, wiiiatf or
cordials are sold, shall hi considered to
tie a retail dealer within the meaning of
this section."
The merchants' "privilege tM" if
changed bv repeal of the $6.00 item.
Every person or company running
sleeping: cars upon any railroad in this
State is to pay SBO yearly for every oat"
bo rnn. and shall tnake returns and pay
to tho State Treasurer. Penalty fbt* non
compliance, $2,000.
Tobacco warehousemen, instead of a
license tax ol SSO, are to pay sls and 1
per cipit. on gross amount of their com
mission* on »H sales of iu exces^
I||oo,ooo pound*.
Any merchant, dealer or agent selling
sewing uiacl'iines ahull pay a tax. x>f $lO
in eachiCt'Uiiiy, but the payment of a lis
ceusc tax S2OO to the Stata.
will enable any person, company or mans
utactn. er oi sewing machines to peddle
tnetn in any county. eiupl?yi>g any nttio
lfQt 0 [ agents. fYcc of county or municipal
kU Jlßte ' : * 1 "
«• rfL . Hv
j tux.
j A peildktrs' license tnx af.sl(Ha here.-,
pM' r y f JI aAear „|nsJouß of *iij
| 1 n f
Drummers me to pay SIQQ aiiiinnlly
instead of SOO. The liquor dealers' drum
mers aro to pay S2OO. A}** 1
Marriage license are reduMdt Iron $1
yvmmr ■ ■ 1
On February 27, »79 v enacted
Hint 11)3 cliihtMii of colered parents IK.HI
at a-i>- firtie before Hie fii'st day of Jiuttrs
arVV 1863"of |>crsoiiß riving '(^et'iief' ap!
man and wile, «re legitimate children «4
such parents or either one of them, with
all the rights 0/ lnSirs-ftt-litw n.id next
kin,.with rccpcct to the estate or csUtos
ot any such parents, or cither one of
them.
From the same H bns been lawful
for any clerk ot a court of record in any
other StfUe lo nct njß a commissioner of
afllavits and deed*, exercising llie same
powers ns heretofore granted to regularly
appointed commissioners for the State.
It Is Alleged In Cue preamble to an act
to regalale marriageable kinship, that
'-many persons in this 8 a o, iu eilimat
ing what degree of kinship is nearer than
"fink
hall-blood AE being only hall' BO noar as
tlie same degree of kiusliipby the whole
blood;";- Wherefore, on February 27,
1879, it was enacted that "hereafter, w
this State, #l>encver the degree-of, kin-_
ship sliail be eetiiriiftled with the view to
artcOHatn the right'of lUtispeople to mar
ry, the hall-blood shall be counted a,s tyc
whole blood: 'Provided, hoipuv.er, Thai
nothing,herein contained sltaU be socoil>
•Irued as to inValldato any marriage
heretofore contracted in case where by
countiug the luitt-blood as the wholq*
blow 1 the persons contracting such mar
ri»M kl.l ,y.« a ,«!«
cousins; lint 111 every such case the ki.i
ship shall be ascertained by counting
relations of the half Wood as beingoidy
half so near kiii at flto«e ef the same de»
gree ff tlie whole blood."
§in>o February SB, 1873. fine or im
prisonment al the discretion ot tho court,
or fliteen years in the penitentiary, lias
beeh tli« penalty for abducting or induc
ing lo leave, or conspiring With anodicr
to abduct or induce to leave, any- child
under fourteen fears residing with fath
er, or mother, or uncle, or aunt, or
broths, or elder sister, or i>t school, or
guardian. The only exemption Is
,toHhe abductor or inducer who iney be
ot nearor kin than the abductce to the
-,a»Tl '•!. , iil /•.'[ »>J »»»•♦* .Hi. /-4
übuuetad. , «/
An Mt to provide for keeping in re
ysSi the public toadij of tlie State makes
the Justices in each' body '
corporate etvled t|e "Boaid oflSupervis
ors of public roads." The first meeting
it to be held oe the first Moudny in May
for eloction of a chairman, to sel-ve udtil
I the first Monday in February,j 1880, the
time fpr subsequent, annual elections.
The board is to, meet on the first Mons
day of Febroaryj May, August and No
vember, to
the roads, having in the preceding «rfeek
goiip over an 4. personally examined
"jthw ewi. AntUeiiay meetings overseers
shall be appointed for aectltns then laid
off, and hands allotted to them and their
field of wdrt assigned. The overseer
1 I • , ,1 iii'ijiiii,
may iesignaiter one year s service U he
has don*goofimrvice, and piny vyoi-k in
stead of oversee work! Si r two years
thettmftef.
Throe days of work in each yeat is the
portion of efery able bodied man betweeh
18 and 45, the supervisors excepted. A
day's wofk is not leas than 7 nor more
than 10 ho urn > One dollar a day or an
able-bodied substitute Will excuse ser
vice. Failure to work or pay is a misde
meanor which will cost |2 to $5 or five
days imprisonment, tine and im».
prisonment as the court may direct.
The overseers s/re to Jiake quatWHy
reports under oath to the Boards of the'
condition pf wprlfin'g,
number failing to,work and \yhether
their dollar}
to work er.to pay to -be at once warrant
ed and tried. : At the Febrftai-y meetings
of the Boards, the overseers are to muke
report of all moneys collected and file
Statement* pf -uianue* of expenditure.
Failing to discbargß tlieso .duties is v a
misdemeanor, for which overfeMts are to
be warrantoi and fined s7,' which and
the costs not fife HaJ-if im
| priaonwent results. ll( (^j
ThoauperviMts are. lay
Mut and disoootinae cartways; the coun
ty commissioners to lay ottt and discon
, tin tie public roads, under
except that BO mora thun five jurors may
be summoned to asasSa damage |e 1 pvepv
>, arty. The supervisors, ttto to Make
annual ai the fii-st term of the
i4>Attgu«t,,eflUi«wndUie»
of the VoMk a«il at to the dMcharge of
the duties assigned. Failure to do *> is
a uTsdemeanor, and the penary Sk fine dt
imprisonment or both, as the' Obtrirt
pltaao.
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| fcThu, law as ratified on March 11 BJ> •
WlieeJtO the Steto, excejaiog the counties
nydftwhe, AleluudeC, Wauta-
JKH al MecwbUtirg. , Tm
E R
V WASHINGTON T). C.)
March 25 1870. $
\ The »l4aj»W*le V»nt spirited cons J
. tflll IIIIMrtMK Mflllllriir«3 l i c C;»>g>oss,„cn as
i« iho "order c»r bo-IncST' aMIiM session.
Wliat the effi »il rc|K»W call J a majority
Yavorx the paosago of ilic two ap|>ropi ia
lion bills, with the amendments made by
4«he th6 l««i geMfon. tun}, ads
jourirment. What the frame authority
call* llifcaiiiiorMy general legUln
nbm. AU«iw «»icr questions now «IU
-1 cussed, no trailer what space they take
in t:,c ltte IKUn tlionjjht of
in coiiiparUwn with litis. It is a mutter
of importance. Tlie best men iu (Jut
Honse and Sennlc are giving it close als
ie«iion. The prospect now, as it vVas Jft
wiejc ago, Is that t life session will c-vpiinue
iiffvthei*iniincr,"MMl that, besides The
snporvinor MM! test oath repeals, ami the
forbidding of troops at (he polls, "gener*
ul legisialion" will be entered oh.
l 1>« ftidk i(*: eiUiQ.,4lJ>vtiou so /ar innde
iathat the'finances ot the country will
probably be cottsidered, and tliat that
willintfti'lere with business. This I cannot
help'iieJievilijg, is in argument borrrowed
from Republican campaign documents.
Evehbody kuowe, of ought to know,
that no ilnanci.'il legislation is now possi
ble wliicli Will materially change values,
iiiit thoro are numberless changes ptosis
bid in the law which will result in nlti*
111410 i;ellet to ti|e people--cliunges wliicb
have been demanded by H u;illtd De
. inoctaov for tlie IMt dozen yetrrs—itwd
thews way projierly b6 made. Tlicf first
Deiiwcriuic Congress in almost a gener
ation, sliottld n irltly; declare, ill eflect,
llnk il rtblhlng lb remedy In the con
dition of a to tip try controlled so long by
the radicals, and wlyph is, in truth, iu a
deplorable stale,in many respects.
Tjieve has beeii much talk in the past
lew -tlays 61 an agreement between
Democratic Congressmen and Mr. Ila>es
f - by whitih aii adjournment should be hnd
all erf lie passAge of the appropriation
bills, the test oath repeal, a bill for
biddihg the nroience of tro&ps at the
poll®, and a bhfllnnting tlie number and
atVilirt'rty of FeWfenil officials at elections.
There has been expressed tmich stalwart
indignation tit the supposed agreetiSeiit
• of Mr. llaycs io coipjkle any thing to Ihe
repleeeiiiatlvCH ot the -people. Despite
denials, 1 have no donbt a lew officious
 Ueinocrats, acting authority,
htive been negotiating on the fttlbject
with rtayes and rnertibers of the
Cabinet. 'llVey ought to remember what
•the result iiaslbeen enerv time that any
-Democrat,' no'matter whit the occasion,
has put failh in made' by the,
same parties.
SOLON.
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ABOUT FENCES— CosT.~"It would seem
■ that few,farmer* understand Ibd great
expense of fences. A forty acre piece of
land, it square, will require 320 rods (one
mile) o/leuce toejiclo.sfl it; it not square
but longer one fray, it will cosl still inure
leuce to surround it. At the very least,
fence will cost $1 per rod, making a cost
■ 0f.#320.t0 enclose forty acref} of ground; J
then If it be cut into four lots, with a
feuce across it each way (the shortest
that can be done)) ICO rods mpre, adding
$l6O to the cost ot the small farm fence;
in all, f4BO, or-f 12 per acre—-certainly a
serious expense—a that would be
'much belter expended in manure or"
tevlilizer/B. This.expense for teucea c»n
be nearly all saved' by having a law fo>»
.quiring all owners to kee\) Up or fake
care of their stock, which would be a
ofiei'Ation than fencing
against all che stock of"the community.
In 3ome States people are required to
keep up their stock, and after trying it,
they fouyd It desirable; and when an
cfioVt was made to have the law repealed
,j the people rose and petitioned iu such
, fonte against it that the efloi't failed and
was obahdoiied, and ■where tne measure
is Hndersfbbd It will be approved. lii
"many instances, the fence® of fie farina
' cosf more than the land is worth wliich
they enclose."
,J We pribt the abore ttt Iho request ot
one oj the enterprising citizeus of our
county. Tjiosabjectof which it treats
may possibly come before our ' people.
We say,possibly,because it requires a pe
tition of Que fifth ot the voters to hayean
election ordered, and we doubt whether
' such petition will be presented. Should
'it become aWrtsne before our people, our
bolumns will be opcu for.its discussion,
to those who differ, as well as 10 those
who may agree with us in opinion
. cerulng the matter; and we shall likely
take a hand ourself. That tlio stock law
us it is called, will not be for the best
, interest ol cur people wo feel certain,
; but those of a contrary opinion shall have
a hearing through the GLEANER, if tbey
I u*i#!>.
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' From the Chatham Record we learn
that the case of Josiah Turner against
' W. 'W. Holden cfctn'e to a trial last week
' inClmthani Superior Court., and rosnltud
> iu.a.Verdict in favor of Turner tor the
[ sum of eight thousand dollars. This was
an action begun soon after the Kirk war
and was &r damages sustained by Mr.
Turner for his arrest and confinement by
' K.Lvk's men. - Id. Q. Waddell E«q. ap
. peared tor Mr. Turner and J. H. Head
, en Eaqr. lor Gov. Holdeu. Notice of
■ appeal was given by defendant.
i - i
i Aahevillo Jom mli Lieutenant Henry
Williams, ot Gieen Castle, Ind., and
s brothar ot oar towiismim, Gen. W. Wil-
B liams. lost his speech ten years ago. by
L sickness, and on Wednesday of last week
while standing by his horse in the stall
s Hie animal became excited and jumped
i back sjftdto'nTy.'Violently squeezing the
fc ttLs6tijiißiitV cntikt, which to his great
A. T. B»®wart passed fhrongh
r ChaVlotte last week on Iter way from
6'Plbi'fthi. >Bll6 autf her party wvro iu a
F palace car. *
ORNATK tOnntTTEKI.
Tlie following Is a list of the coiainitteea of i
|lic SenaU of Itie Forty-sixth Cuntfess apt
.pointed; ** 7 Jr
rrivSl'jjes and pepttpns—3Bnl*bj#yi Chaimjj
m«n; Mi:l ol (Jeorgia, Ksnno, fcolut' lfiou«tqJr '
; VaoCH, CameioH of Wjtfcußair., liMar «i"l
fugalls. . f
Relations—Ea'on, CtiairmaD; J«>lia
"«Ton, Morgan, Hill of-Georgia. Puodleton,
UUa.bn, Coaklirtg, Kirk wood and Car^jen
tert J / Ui \
Finance—Bayard, Oliairman; •» Kpnim, 1
Wallace, Voorhees, Beck, Morrill,
Jones of Nevad*, and Allison.
Appropriations—Da 61 West Virginia,
Chtirtifc; Witlierß. Beck, Wallace, K.»toa.
, ....
•joinmerce—tinraun, Chairman; Rangom,
Rainlolph. Ilertf ird, Coke. o>>nkliiig, McMillan
Jones ol Ncvarla, and Ufiandler.
Manuf.tulur'—'Jrrovi;r, Ohairmtn; Mc-
PIUTSOII, Williams, Rollins and Danes.
Agriculture—3 dniston, Chairman; iWii' of
West. Virginia, blalcr, J'aUdoclc,
Bhi re i a id lloar.
Military Affairs— McWtorson, Chairman;
Whyte, J ines of Florida, VanCO, Parley',
Ai tlimy; iUairvc, Cameron of f'euusytvuont,
an Chandler. .
Judiciary—-T'lUlman; Cliairnian;
Bayard, Cartrtnil, Lsmar, D.tvii of I'llhioiW,
I Kdmunds, Conkling and Carpenter.
I'oat Ofti ;es and P.ift Konlrf—M«xey, Cjtair
man; Saulebury, Ba 1 y, Honstou. Far.ry,
Gr.iome, Ferry, llamli" Slid Kirk wood.
Pulilie Banda«—-McJlonald, Cliairinar; Jooef
of Florijla. Oliver, McPherson, Walker,
I'lumb, Paddock, U >oth. Hill of Colorado.
'Private Land Claims- 1 -Editliwds, Dliairttianj'
Allison, Windoiu, Davis of and
Jones.
Indian Affairs—Coke, Ciap-man; Pendleton,
Walker, Slater, Wililums,- AHe^n,' Itrgtallr, '
Sannders nnd Ixigan -tli 11
Pension®—Withers, Chairman; McPhcraon; .
Groome, Call, Farley, logslls, Kellogg aoj
Hatt. - "
Revolutionary Claims—Anthony, ChairmS' ,
Daw.e', McMillan, Jones of Florida, ami Hi.Jul
Georgia.
Claims—Cockrell, Chairman: H-t-eford,
Harris, Groome, Houston, McMillan Cani ron
of Wisconsin, Teller and H.*ir. .iin- li'
District of Columbia—Harris, Chairiniyt;
Whyte, Withers. Butler, Vance, I 'galls,' Rol
lins, Dawes and McMillan.
Patents—K-rnan. chuicmaa; Cuke,, Slater,
Call, Booth, lloar and Plntt.
Public Buildings and Grounds —Jones of
Florida, chairman; Saulsbury, Dawes and
Morrill. '
Territories —Garland, chairman; Builej,
V»st, Slater, Saunders, Kellogg and L ig'afi.
Railroads—Ransom, ch'tn'n; Lamar, Ewton,
Grover, Williams, Pendleton, Joues, Tidier,
Saunders and Windom. v .
Mines and Milling—-Hereford, "ehaimian
ftordon, McDonald, Farley, Cameron of Penn
ay'ivania, Plumb, and Hill of Colorado.
Revision of Laws—Wallace, chairman, Ker
nan, Davis of Illhiois, Hoar, and McMillan,.
Education and Labor—Bailey, Chairman
Gordon, Maxev, Randolph, Burnside, Morrill
Bruce s»d Sharon.
Civil St i vice and Retrenchment—Bauer,
chnirmsTi; Whyte?' Beck, Wallace, T«ller,
Chandler and Roliin.
To Audit and control tie Contingent Ex
penses of the Senate—Hill of Geoigm; chair
man; Dnvis of' West and Jones ot 1
Novadu. |i IV , -it it,,
Printing—Whyte, chairman; Ransom anfi ,
.Anthony.
Library—-Voorbees, chairman; Ramsom and
Edtnuuds . I' .vj vii i.«iv *
Rules —Morgan, chairman;. Cockrell and
Blame.
Enrolled ■ Rills —C inkling,' chairman, Jones
of N«vada and Wii hers.
Engrossed Bills —Vance, chairman, Call and
Rollins.
On Improvement, of the M'weisim>F Hirer
and its Tributaries—Lamar, j Ohtlrinan;
Cockrell, Hanes, Jonas, Blaitie and Kellogg. ;
• Transportation Routes to the Seubord—
Beck, chairm-tn; Johiuton. Voorhees, Hamp
ton, Cameron of Wisconsin, Cauierou of Peso
iiHj lvania, and JL . .
To Examine the Several Brwcnef of Cml
Service—Vest, Chairman; Eaton, Gordon,
. (Logan and Ilamlin. • .
FALSE PRLTENCfEH I. A IV.
AN ACT TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO DE
FINE THE ME4NIKU PIT FALSE -PUETENCJS.
The General Assembly of North Caro
lina do enact:
SECTION 1. That if any person shall,
obtain any advanced in money, pro
visions, goods, wares, or merchandise e'i
any description, from any oilier person
in this state, upon any represeltfajidfi
that the satd person so obtaining has n'ny
article ot produce or other properly of
whatever ualure, which,px the proceeds
of which the said party will apply to the
discharge of said debt created for
advances were obtained, or thto'proeoodfe
thereof, cl' shall dispose of the same iu
any other jnaniier
by the parties to the transactioi| ( the sitid
party so fulling or disposing sliiill be
deemed guilty of obtaining goods- tiiider'
false pretence, the saino wlietlier the.
party so obtaining did or did not have,
the produce or other property Bo repre
sented.
Section 2. All laws in conflict with
this Act are hereby repealed. v i
Section 3. This act shallj bo iu Ibrce
from and alter its ratification. *
AMENDMENT.
The following is an amendment to the
above Act.  > i
The General Assembly of HorlhiCaro-
Una do enact:
SECTION 1. That no person' shall be
indicted or punished lor violating- any
of the provisions ot an Act lo define
the false pretence, ratified lltli day j.pf
March, A. D.. 1979, unless the .represen
tation upon which the credit was given,
or the advances obtained, shall be in
'writing and signed by the party nitikiug
such representation. Nor shall any
pci-jou be punished for failing to apply
the property upon wliich he shall have
obtained advances iu the manner -so
agreed up iii, unless such failure shull bo
willfuh
Section 2. This Act shall be in iorQo
from iis ralification.
The Observer says: Total reaefpfs of
bonds lor exchange up to date $99,200.
Of this ainpuut one half co«es from
holders residing in the State. Tenders
have been made ofs3oo,oo© «iu * addition
to this amount.
The town of Oxford voted last Wedy
nesday on the proposition for th^ : towh
to subscribesßo,ooo to the Oxford and
Henderson ljUilroad, under the provis
ions of ti recent net of the Legislature.
The vote stood for the proposition 172,
Btidagaiiißt It only ofie.
Cyrus Johnston, ft bar-keeper, ofCori.
rord r.btnmitted suicide by taking mor
phine.
| JNO. O. REDD, « T. N. JORDAN; JOHN JO|INSTON,
Co., N. C. G»
SlHiatasJiew brickwarebouse
Farmers { !9ite
To thr F.irm.'rs and Pfantcrß The as te propne
ffAItMEItS NEW BRICK WASEfIOIfSE
Iteg. 10 caU aHeutioii, to it% superior, advantages of _ f
location,salesroom, liglits, & accommodations^
for both ncn and teiiins; and for coftifort snd convenience generally. The proprietors are
experten. d-warehousemen, esprcially our Mr, ltcdd, and our aaslrtauW are all protielcnts in tlieir
\ ttevoraJ, tit artnienta. , . .
I We (To pt ely and .tHfctiy a Warehouse business, and our whole time and attention is devoted
to the -later. pur pauon#. ««»,»..»•,! - „ .
f especially for fine (jrfcdes. (ruarantred. We do not*«peenlnte la toliaccn. and pledging onrfclve*
to look, i, yto the and to handle carcfufly any toh»cco sent us, Or taken o*u
| ors'ihay'reet.iiitfiirfcd'that tftelr Interest will not suffer in our hands. Promptness aud fidelity our
ctisto)iioila'4nay deimiid upon.. ~ j „ «_
W nsxzx*. t-REHOUSE, when youeogie
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DAVID YARBORO, R. B. YARBOROUOH,
; r iAveraged $61,00 Avemafd
IIENRY ANDERSON W. H. & IASPER BOWLING
Averaged $47,00 ; ' Averaged 60,00
The fanners need not have any fearso'fbrlngin'g along gpod Tobac
co. My brakes have been heavy for
a few Hundred Thousand pomids does Hot effect prices at
Warehouse, I give you a list of Sales below, m:ijle oa the
Closing of the Rush
which I think will satisfy you tliat Reams hvs special demand for *
hir"e»qu«ntitieA of Good Wrappers, , Fauuy Smokers and Good
Fillers .and a liberal set of buyers, and is entitled to say, who can
.■password
„Let no one deceive you, but bring your Htl «I fei%ht
by und for Mannfftctttrers. *•*» utf mh m n .t
-'itH f">r?tr.*i J. .l.'H! t .'•(jlrtoih
■ ANDKHSON, ''f Prm»oirr & GATES, JI Ri^LpcK,
one lot, sls 60 oiio lot, JW", 10 O o
ai 00 1h .... . 60 00 SII CANNADY,
:: -.••• *.-..BB,,,J„r roUl&G^w^!to^; a * w
Avcrafffi sl7 00. '' - f W M«O 3UT 15 25
Gko; ELLIOTT, PJSXWPOKT & Jos«». " 24 si
«e zwiromj&juji
' Tirk-wv fiv\'TßV ,J 3o 50 pnejot 83 00
one £** WW «M„ n , , -WP.S > , r . B - """
B: ft. I .W H •BowWW ii y S^ourfl !15 50
osa*"!! at^- w Tsss-v F E.iAr
J]•• » one-lot .. .. 1500
. . 76 00 0( > » 49 00
, "V IG'50 1 " * , 66U0 to .«ii-HSuOO
Averasro $49 00 J T CASH, ' MOSES GARNER,
THOMAS .BKOACII, oi>o jot, 17 Oa one lot *" i ' 28 50
one let . .47 OQ " 27 00 "* 37 00
t« 13 00 JASPER BOWLINCL 49 69
JoHn'-MHk&e*.' oue4ot, - teiiromtOLtHurr,;
ouo lotj 1 ■ • 16 00k , 67 00 one lot 27 00
it . i..,, 26UU is' d 4 -ur c n
1 « 4400 V ' ' U( »> onclot Car " ,er^l KW
J J DI*ON, 0 L
one lot, J '' one lot *l3 75
" B. H- WEST, "" GAURETT & Qne lot Hon,
2S ° :ie SIlUAiiRErr, ißs ° „, |ot O * .
Jno D CLATTON, duo lot, 1 -1:2() .. 63 00
oncUtl, 2100 ' Robt. Horner,
25 00 , ' 4UOO one ] (> t 25 (K>
Lrf- , . 48 50 J M MUHPHt WaQONER,
«• 71 17 59 one lot, 4® S lot> ' 2O 00
'' v one lot 40 00
' 2100 DxvlD YARBOBOITOH, *. " -40 50
i -H
J S RUE, " 07(10 RT Pabd,
one lot, : -«i*3flo ; 4 ' -»«•• • 1001,0 one lot 18 75
NOiGAsn,. , oßc'lot, 14-2S - rusMTTa C LFKV
Ono .« iOt ' iroo • , nSflffi l riA Y- 85 one lot ' 20 50
t I?S2 i t W lUxs, j H HCOBES,
I T m , T 16 60 onc I lot OBelot 40 50
J T MITCHELL, 9 _ • G G BLROH,
one Jot, 1 ; 24,60 „ one lot SO 00
2GW JNUMSTEAOJ : GCPucct,
I* JNO SMITrf, one lot 15 00 Obrl«t 55 00
one lot, 30 00 « ! att.sd ;JAME» Ewans
J W CASH, " 4»50 I>acl«t 24 50
n '•- SS n *io. «00
firth HBNBT UMSTEAD, " mitm VT -5500
« s™ »»■.."» gs -■ ss
fl JACOBS, .. 2100 WM RORERSOK,
one lot, 23 00 JAMES PTOCTOR, one lot 20 50
■V .« .5W60 one Jot ' % 18 00 J\V
„„c,O, wL Po ° l ' , JM ' wds™, SS
l-KTIIKOEIft CifES, OB#lot JJ JJ
OllOilttt, i: 19 00 • (40 00 " .IU/ 'j ~i\ 84 60
«« 36 00 42m HA LAWRENCE
IB *S 14 00 " W one lot 24 00
Jff LAVRiSCE u rp-™.- WPBrOWI^NO
one lot 70 00 JioBX. TILMAR. One lot 19 00
LAUSONCHAVOS. one lot -. 255 ° " r , 19 75
one lot 18 00 R B BOWEN, Ei MO GATES,
JG LUNSFORD, melOt Si 50 ondlol 19 00
one lot 80 00 i w G HaYM '
CBCLEGG. JT cates ' Qnatot ' n SO 00
one lot ' 2000 J 1 CATES, W T BACoar,:
11 C UMSTEAD, one lot 23 00 on^ lot 23 50
one lot- .1 54 00 '
I! mm Zsch MaGee, ' **
Dt-D ÜB4iAN, on ®, lot ,, , °»eW 23 00
one U} 20 50 % 40 50
If ycu wish the highest average, give Reams the selling of one barn
of good, and ! am sure you Will sell with hira again. Bay your Fer
tilizers ofß«am». Ke^pectfully,
-i ttvif rfm , '■>«;' H. A. REAMS. Proprietor. ?
Marc'i., 2 7th, 1879. Uearns' Warehuuse, X)urliam, N. C.