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NGTON, N. C, FRIDAY; SEPTELIBBR 13, 1872.
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Main. make too ricb I am poor: it Is only l tactics and its refutation, in the Ver- aert, the abore, . for, the benefit ot t be
Today the attention of the nation is uir tbat yon should diride and ei?e moot cam Dai -o : f c0 e?1cli?a-1 1 -;no
directed to our " Damin Eau M sister. mG - onrtr Intirent In all mn mW. M Wixnnn Vt . Anir. 28. 1872 i We call the ; attention t of our reaMers
where the battle between Grant and I fJe then banded ' Conattr a letUr Dear Sir: Qrn Kilpatrick. who is o the liberal ofler made f.y the agent ot
Ortelry is oeiog fought. Roth Mdw arc addressed to himself for ConattT DOW- Canyaw,DK Vermont in peau 01 ihe PeatJody fund in aid of free schools
hr.,,i. : i r... ,u- . , . .. ' Ureeley and lirown, spoKe laai evening , N rtW nmlin
a ...j 10 copy ana tena, me letter con- in this town. Hi address, which con- r 7 -r
Iray, and if the weather is t.Torabfe we HiDog an offer to Doolittle of one s'uted largely of personal abuse ot bit !;al community oubt to hvh.I n
hare no doubt but a full rrt will be fourth of all the profits ot the specula- opponents, rontaued one charge against aelfot thia offer it ia the City of Wii-
poiieri. . It I m- ftUi f I,- ... rresiueoi uraoi iu wuicu juur uwu mington. mis nmount aciaett to l .e
- - V w w mm W M W M WMM SWVf . ' . . . V . : - r . t - , r. - - -
Our opponents kindly admit that Ibe? fi.n. h!. ..rM.;n k;- r?0Kl name laO'HJ.-.wnicn T 3 per four months, paid from the
do not e xpect to utterly annihilate the astonishment and surprise and finally be contradicted.1 lie asserted that, be LState ,u.nd onSh support several
IlepubKcan party in Maine, aud tbat is tlEOifvioir a reluctant acceptance. Co- fpre President Grant's inaugaration, schools Jr excellent grade.
some comfort aojhow. They claim, naU. aa bid Doolittle than frave Jon prneoted to bim a very flue Jiurary, We do hope our citizens will take
however, to reduce our mMorilT from Us tn nv. v I wortD f.OUU, and tnen cauea auep: interest in the matter and start at
IQ.fiSlof l, ,r ... elKUt nr T, to ,M ,nll Kcnr:d otbu document, to (he inurMioa:T
four thnua oI m iity, c'nlmio-rthat If ifflooth Til wayi ; ttujaenrprttno f for the office of -Attorney-General. intP young children ye growing up in igno
it rf.tui . ,1 cvtn to tight thousand come from himself being of a very de- m,tl0S ,&at lbe nomlnaUon :h)llo
that they live gained great victory.
How thry ex-ct to rt-dur.tr t bis figure
(ii they can gt down to It) to a ma
ority for GreH-y in November, thry do
nit inform u. W'c will probably know
by to-morrow, however, and there is no
necessity for much speculation, bat we
have unlimited coiifl l-nc in the sturdy
men of Mninv, and confidently xpect a
sp'ondid victory. Of curse the De-
Jg ol a very
vout and prayerful kind."
Aud the original drafts of the alove
mentioned letters are now in the posses-
sioa ot the Xicw lork limes. Vt
course Llooliltle is a "reformer, and
advocates Greeley.
. . . a . m.
as tue direct rcsun oi ice prestni.
Gen. KiloHtrick added that be. bad
made the same statement in twenty dif
ft-reot addresses in Vermont, and tbat
it had never been contradicted
Thinking that possibly you may not
wed I ranee which will caVsiedfetxpeflle tt?
the 8fate than to educate them.
LETTER FRf'M 'JUDGE nOAR.
truthin the story about me which you
hj Gen. Kilpatricl is repeating in
Verment. 1 never made Gen. Grunt a
present of ny kind in'tny life. Wheth-
Gold.
The gi'M market in Wall street is as
sure an indicntcr ot the state ot toe
. ...
mocracy are t.rtily,ng ttitnielves Dy couuiry as me oaromeier is oi tue weatn-
crus of " clonizti"D," etc , but its efB- er. When any measure is advocated in
cacy has about diei out. and we do not Congress, which sound business men
anticipate any bid results from such a believe to be disastrous, gold will rise
3-naei m charge. We cn readily un in price. This has always been ac-
dcrstaod why thry expct it, when we knowledgtd y the wise heads of Wall
remember lUi they carried Coonecticot street, and although 4 Riogs,f and
for many )er by injfxirting Nt-w York " Corners w are formed for the purpose er Qen. Kilpatrick is worth contradict
roughs for Clint i.ur', but i s we al- of fluctuating the prices of the precious ing, ou know better than I, as I know
I I . . 1 - I "-. A. t
wvs pile ui) thefc bi-' tcintiruute ma metN. their action is short lived an l noiuing aooui mm. txcepi irom me
a r- c i
joritu?, their thouts aod cries have easily accounted . for. I be valuta o
.... .. ..i... . .
Heretofore availed thtm nothing, aod it gold, in a commercial sense, have been themis no greater than it i of those of
-
will bt tbesime t-daj. ilaine will for the past two months no exception to which I hvc persona! knowledge, I
fauly how us the 8rrrirfhol Gr.piev in the above rule. When the Baltimore ouid tuinK tie couiu njure noooqy s
" " I - .......... I .. Tl, ..r..li u I A
.,w,4.... c .u. uKu.-.u, m...w..uC . the trHducers of the President is
result without much nnxiety or ftar that muc fhow t Cinclnnali nominated Mr. tnt fts 8l)on a9 one mis'ntement in ex
a Ut ini'cranc victor in "maw reinc Uieeii v. iroia commenced risinc tiny uv oosed. tuev ?-et anotuer a iroiiiLr. wno
- i . i . - -
tion.ot tje Hadical raHjonties" will dv. and almost hour by hour, until af
ter the rwuitof .-the. North Carolina
election was made : known, when it be
came u i. steady, and. with a downward
tn ltncy.( As Hie cVinpuign.cintinued'
! Osbiait E. Dodge, the singi-t and
fanny man generally, who paid $625,00
for.' the firbt choice ot' a peat at the
know ot the charge referred to, and jeUDy 7 kind eonccrt in Boston, some
twenty years ago, as an advertising
dodge, 38 out In a new role according to
the Stir, He isnow called Colon-
that it m beint; repeated throughout
Vermont, I venture to inquire whether
I may publicly contradict it upon your
ovn authority, lours very truly,
Hon. E. R. Uoat.
J. Everts Tract.
Dodge
citizen
and appears as. a" pruiui:t n
of 8t. pHUl, MirnesotH, te'litg
naughtt" stories about the RepubiiCKi.s
It won't do Dodge 1 Ccntinue
Coxcord, Au. 29, 1872. h
Dear Sir : Th&e is not one word of your d?d business of deviations and
travel with Sol. Smith Russell, but don't
speak fyr Minnesotians where you are
only at4carpet bagger." You shculd have
stayed'in Boston, where' Oiiiau's Sers
uude lbetter known.
Tre Cincinnati editors, regardless of
truthtulnis8 of other parts ot Dr. Watts, or any other man, arc at it
again.'' The' Enquirer man says that
.'deep down in our heart of hearts we
know 1L Halstead to be a liar J and the
genib9lythe Commercial cbaractenzes
the foregoing as "the obscene schreech
ing ofian i&iutiated loafer in the hands
prop the sinking fortunes of the Puilos
opher. In ordir that cur reailcr may tho
roughly uuderstand the itu:dion, we
print the fojlujwjn: frcm, the N' w Ym l
Tinu : ,
The popular vote ol Maine for the last
four years nas Detn a follows : .
Rep.
Rep nm Temp. Mj.
lS(;overiior. ,7.3I. ..Vi.l .X).4ai
frt id eu t . . Tt 4-0. .41 Mrt
lb?J-(;ov. riior..il.57!4..Sy.tV. 4,743. 6.981
lbTO ioveruor..M 04O..44..U
17I -Governor.. 53.757.. 4-,tart 1031
AH the C'ongn a-iioual ditncts were
carried by the Hepuhlicn9 in 1870 by
th toliowio iujontie : First district
1.10G: StOHid, 2.517: Thirtl. 2.320
Fourth. 2.010: Fitth. 1.210. As to the
iiMK- on the GoVeraorbtp the Demo-
cr' thruielvs concl ; the re-election
of lYrham, and !alor only to reiluce
bis majority. e do not, hwevcr, ex
PtCt a dccret-e lartre (UoOcrh to affect
the cauva ip other State, or to in
spire the coalition with the hope of
electing Sir. ureeley in rovujber.-
; Owing to local causes and the existence
ot a tt-w hundred G Tie ley Republicans,
tile mNj irity will prol! y fl below
tbat of 5m ptemU r, 1803, but the deci
sion will ie tmphatic enough to predi
C4te jucct 5h in November.
In two of the Cocgre5ional district?,
the First ami Fifth, there is more of i
content, and the coalitionists are mak
iug a spirited canvass. Iu the First
district a change ot eight hundred votes
would cltct a Democratic Rcpresenta
tive, and the number is small enough
to uo urage so sanguine a party as the
LiUi-irt to put forth txtra exertions.
Iu the Eifth there was a bolt from the
Urpuhiion Convention that nominated
the lion. Eugene Hair, which ended in
the nomination of ex Congressman F.
A. Pike. That gentleman, tosecur the
support of the cohtt0nUta,'Las rs ed
LitKrlira, and, retaining a fair meas
ure of popularity among hi! 1 a3t-
ci 4te, wil; probably reduce tUH s ma
jority of 1,200 in 1870 sveral buadrda.
invent mem an i cannot unxgine; oui
the supply seem to be unlimited, and
thn credu ity of the Greeley orators m
ex'iaustihle. ;.
It anybody in Vermont thinks Gen.
Ki'paTrK k 8 story r quires any notice,
f thei
E. R. Hoar.
became les?,'gold steadily and gradually
wtOt down until the Vermont election,
when it took a more rapid slide. We
prophecy a further decline as the results In anothcrcoluinn we print an article
of tue Maine struggle are made knowr, in relation to charge hit mat Preside? t
Grant and J. Huss'ell .hn.v?.
Fallen into Line.
Charlestou'iJpMWcai has hauled
hat Greeley fl g and ruined, the
you are t liberty to give it the most j naimabt "Grant & Wilson. It c- u'dt 1
ut qinnnca aeiiTarunTnrpart. r D As the new- from
vprc irii r rinro t i
The!
down
potice
Republican Convention, held at j Utica
on the 21st. ult.', was duly received. I
am very thankful to the Convention for
.thus distinguishing me when tbejnmes
Okso many gt nilemen ot high charac
ter were presented to it for the same
offic tnd especially for the unanimity
wirh which th nomination was ten
dered. Yt.u ar aware that it ia not
only unsought tor, by me, but d stinctly
declined ; not bee h use I do uo'j appre
ciate 'fully the honor even of beiog.j
named tor the Chief Magistracy' of New
York, but for reasons purely, personal.
It the Convention deemed it of so much
importance in the exiting couditicn of
things in the State and the Union, asjtp
makethW ndtainatlbniti'oppotlon to my
expressed wiebeaj I am sore tbe mem
bera must have beeii actuated by public
con8ii1eration8 too .strong to ie disre-t
garded oomy part. Itherefoe waiv-
rall objections and accept it $hoiv!d'it
I; be ratified by the peopie, no j ff rt on
my part. will be s spared ti aid thim in
the redre8 of abus- s which dishonor
the State, and which will iriiict irie
trievable it jury on its character trd
prosperity unless Mrreatd by the fimely
and mcienr r-m die8.
F -r the kind aud complimentary
m u j o. :.iC' you have communi
COMMERCIA1
i. tiii in ui the action ot the Conveo
;ti.u, I beg you to accept my thanks, and
.'o ari r V" u ol rtie sincere respect witn
Hhjch I nm very truly yours, i
J' hn A- Dix.
Hoja. W. A. Wheblkb, Pret-idtnt of
the Convention.
Official Return
Of the Vote for Attorn ey General at the
election held on the Ath day ot Aug..
18.70. Also, the Vote for Governor, as
far as heard from, held on
August 1, 1872.
Counties.
I
CO'
t
The 6Virtays that Doolittle Las via
dicatcd himself from the apervi6DrJ'
the Conitti letter. Here we beg leave
touicerwuu our neigooor. liooutiie
denied the letter and the Tims having
the original draft in Doolit tit's band
writing, he had to cou.e down. We did
not publish tbc letters and iu reference
to them, but knowing all the pirths we
make this statement for the benefit of
our readers.
This mat Cooatti was a Captain
in the 1st Wisconsin Cavalry, but left
under very unfavorable circumstances,
Jje was in utter disgrace but soon
turned up as aclerk in one ot tho Wash
ington Departments Judge Doolittle,
who lived but a few miles from Ke
nosha where Conatti had formerly re
aided, knew bim, and after being in the'
Department awhile, he appeared a a
cotton ipeculator, and here Is now bra
Tcrsioo ot the Doolittle transaction.
Conatti said tbat: "Doolittle favored
his application, and, after it was grafted
said to him one day, "this thing will
aud with the election nl Gen. Grant it
will come down to H.living rate. With
the dcclenrion in. gold will conn- the
reduction in price ol all our necessities,
such a ti ur, meal,' pork, etc., and with
our good crops ncirly ready lor the
harvest, we anticipate good times the
coming year in the old North Sute,
Maine ilflasbed over-thewires we will
probablf see many more of the s-amr
sort. Fall in gentlemen, there :s hv i
room frrLryou on the big side.
:
TriK Tledo Blade sh8 that "almost
,
The following from the New Tork Ljj the ijading-opponents of Grant are
a mice, a MJiui:ieui huswit io . iu;tl
i
too ill totake part in the canvass. Sin
gular thibg this illus. and convenient.
They are V the sickest lot ot politicals
we ever knew."
Samu -I J. Tilden, Chair-
In Sunday's Star we had its views o i
the election in Maine, in the following
words:
It is our opinion that Ftrhim aod
the rest ot the Radical State ticket will
ibe elected by largely reduced mjoritie8.
We re willing to concede them an
average mbjority on the 8. ate ticket ot
from four to eight thousand. Il they
do no better thau this, we hhall claim
Maine aj certain for Grcc!ey in Novem
ber. If their majority shall not be abov
our highest hgures, ibe result will be a
great moral victory for Conservatism,
and this will be the stepping store to
succtss in the Presidential election.
They rou?t maintain their last majority
to entitle them to daim the election as
a Grcnt Republican victory. .
And the Wast majority to which the
Star alludes Isl0,C3f,
Well, according to the dif patches we. j as usual.
have carTifd--'"k by 13,000 to Tz
00U msjority, aod the' iXar this morning xlicjl'abody Education Vuuad. "
ayr.
charge. The Times saja :
"We once more' brand the story! in
vented ly ttie Chicago and New York
Tribuius, to the cflVct that Mr. J. 'Rust-el
Jones gave any land whatever to
President Grant, as a "lie made out ol
whife cloth' thut being the iorra of man of. the State Democratic Commit
deniul most familiar to Mr. Greeley tee, New York, the supporters!)! the
lhe tacts will he made clear in a tew T m Q ,; au(J it gtupyd
davs. In the mean tl tue, we say that Air. . . I
J. Russell Jones
Itnd, or any other
Tiik ITon.
ous
Tainmanyi ling aud it
never gave an inch ot ,r8uds the ? Crl'el baRBerB in
r property, to General finitely wrse than Tweed's governnreit
of the city of New York" I
Grant, and, it we do not ninke that
statement good, we will put down ten
thousnm! dollars to our poor childnn's
fund. Will the Tribune undertake to
subscribe the tiue Mim it it cannot
prove its lying statement ? Since it is
bo confident, surely it c.mnot hesitate to
accept this oiler. It has been hammer
ing at this fume lie, diog dong, every
day for weeks pnst, and vociferating
tbat it is true. We will prove it to be
utterly fa so or give the Children'
Fund ttn thousand dollars, provided
the Tribune will pay over an equal sum
if it t-hould fail in substantiating its
statements. Now, then. Mr .Feu ton V
pupjl in political or chicanery, whnt do
you rayto that offer ? Do you 6nakir
VA
aa a i va
is drawn by this migtdy apologist b.
tween the millions m ch Moleu by the
Democrats in a singl;,ciy am! the
charges of Irsud made in all the South
em 8taU$. Truly a fair , comparison !
But taken this Stattv for examp'e. In
round numbers sixteen million of the
twenty millions went to Democrats and
ther were not one-fifth of the Leg is! a
ture Northern men. How does the Hon.
Tilden -make out a ucrpct bagger"
steal 1 1; -' , -.
'OiVourse the supporters of Tammany
charge -ainstj Mcarpet baggers," buti
There is Dothing in this for
tber enemy to crortoyer.- lie has hudiy
held his own, as he ought to bare polled
a bo to 10,000 to bare mai6; 8 real gain.
And again the" Sac saith: "The
Radicals cannot claim the Maine election
las-a victory."
We are satisfied with the result. It-
proved' all we have beretoioie
claimed, that Greeley's strength, among
the members of the regular Republican
party amounts to almost nothing. ."When
xcill our k Southern brethren .understand
that tbeNojtb.Tote for principles .iad
not for. iodlyictaftisv-r - .':
hll
It is altonishibgjto note jjie aviditj
with which the Jtmforatlc press and or
ators grajj and publish every slander
they can find about the President, when
most of them axe utterly without foua-
dation. A oew , one is now going the
rounds- is rvlalionjo one - J; Rusael
Jones of Galena. Ia a feW dayr. - this
wil be refuted but J our opponenfs will
fsIl4o report aha t portion ot the farce.!
and many boaestzseu will actually .be-'
teve tne eianaersi
Hcre is a- ipccicca cf .Kilpatrick1
The toiiowing is the plan ot dvftribuf-
.i n.. i i t . xy 'j '
lion OLiue jl cbu-iuj xjuuuaiiou x uuu :
Donations are not made to colfegj;
academiisor fny private. sectarian, or
charity schooU. J.; . '
There, will be given for well regulated
Public Free Schools; continued about
ten montDs of the year, and having a
regular attendance not less than
100 pupils; averaging So per ct. $300
'150 . 450
200 600
250 " 809
300 ' 1000
.The people are to pay for current tx"
penses at least -twice as much as they
receive from the fund, and bear all ex
pense of er cttng, repairing end furnish
ing school bouses. They are to grade
their schools and provide a teacher for
every fifty pupils. ,
Applications for aesUtance should be
addresser to Rev. B: Sears, D. P.,1
Staunton, Va., and forwarded to the
Superintendent ot Public Instruction;
Raleigh N. C. The application lor
each fcboolsbould state the facta ot the
case briefly and clearly, and be approved
by the School Committee of the town
abip in w nich the school is situated. No
claim for a share ot the fund can b;- ad
mitted where a special contract has not
been preriously made, . - . r:
Alxx. Mclvxn, '
Supt.'of Public Instruction.
It is hoped other city papers will in-
twcu
f ' ' -
lot the"
and G(
theuul
; ;-t, ' ,
.-Mir,),
agrceabi
Bomit; t i
by the
held. rk;
act was I
which in
patriotic
ot duty
could h
but gav
in the
who.de
est adrr.
and a fir
pies sett
ment yo
able par
The I
Sks.fi
My
24th I
Hon sf
Dix's Acceptance.
iwing correspondence be
iam A.. WhecU r, Piesideut
ublican State Convention,
ohn A Dix, has been giytn to
., '
H Maloss, Aug. 24, 1872.
vit Sin: I perform a most
tuty iu advising you ot your
) as a candidate t(jr .Governor
oublicati State Convention,
.lea on' the 21st inst.. The
acclamation, tnd in a spirit
iug but a lite long recird of
Uhful and t lficient di-charge
ltlx and private stations
inspired. - The Convention
ice to the wishes ot all ran
..ywitbout' regard to prty,
i thorough reform and hou
ration W our State a flairs,
dhesion to the great princij
by the war, in which bet tie
conspicuous and honor-
Yours tru'y
; W. A WUEKLKB.
; j , President, &c.
JodNALTTJi.
- -k ' i
JtEfLT.
.West Hampton, L. I ,
JtembVr 2, 1875.
. Sir: Your' tavor ot the
1 vising me of my nomina
lidate.for Governor by the
t; . .. -
jAlauaance,
Alexander,
'Alleghany;"
Anson
Ashe,
Leaufort,
Bertie,
' maueu',
Hrunswick,
Buncombe,
Burke,
CabarrUs,
Caldwell,
Camden,
Carteret,
Caswell,
Catawba,
Chatham,
Cnerokee,
Chowan,
Clay,
Cleuvelacd,
Columbus,
Craven,
Cumberland,
Currituck,
Dare,
Davidson,
Davie,
Duplin,
Edgecombe,
F rsytbe,
Franklin,
Gaston,
Gate,
Granville,
Greece.
G u'oford.
hi.. lit x,
llarneit,
Ha vkj od.
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,
Jackton,
Jonnston,
Jnes,
Lenoir,
Macon,
Madison,
Martin,
McDoweP,
Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,
Montgomery,
Moore,-
711 a nover,'
pNrrthampt-n,
Onflow, .-,
Orange, ' "
Pamlico. -'
'HSquotank.j
P. rquirnn6.
Person, '
f tU V
ok
Randolph,
Kichniond,
R .bton,
Kockingham,
Rowan,
Rutherford,
Sampson,
StaDley,
Stokes,
Surry,
Swain
Transylvania,
Tyrrell,
Lfnion,
vvake,
Warren,
VVashiDgton,
Watauga,
Wayne,
Wilkes,
Wilson,
Yadkin,
Yaouey,
1,043
247
158,
980
698
1,346
71U
981
693
851
251
526
821
no re
149
1,134
304
692
174
31 4
4-7
2,7
l.tm
327
168
1,150
6b3
952
2,878
1.0.4
1,437
696
no re
2,368
0h
a
CO
788
504
8771
1,051
791
1,505
. 867
Thurday
h3 -
1. 006
1,717
3.0
56i
4oi
555
2T6
629
,4 m
229
1,212
559
1,224
510
246
489,
1,17
51
471
545
79
2,914
1.8't
D91
92
795
i.75
3o0
1212
l,la
1 623
1.14H
978
1 134
945
452
56"
502
149
328
634
3,504
2,20fi
798
268
i.785
911
948
511
245
4 -
83,427
720
1,46
80
8C3J
6,8
623
881
turn.
1,043
1,861
52
tm
2iS
9r
1.5fXj
1.741
84(i!
26.
1,16
762
1,505
716:
954!
1,379!
95'
turn. I
2,008;
794 1
l,79:i
1.347!
84d
723
40d
297
754
1 26:3
5
1,709
519
911
822
5S0
510
1,116
599
2,161
. 280
4 1
2.0iJ7t
959
78
1.708
1,015
J 1 : 89
4184
i.019
' 76
1 665
1,514
: S -;
"67
al i
837
r-56
,09i
. 75.
19
1,280
1.6S5
1,59
1,459
898
1,89?
598
9S9
.1,007
367
429
788
8,112
873
f61
500
1,764
913
1,191
879
5'
3
87.648
83,427
708
1,114
683
811
832
554
739
11456
422
1,688
435
742
142
47
i H93
2.70P
18b
3 19
27u
1,516
662
1,03S
3.452,
1,115
1 56ii
688
fl2
2 aSn
947 1
i.83i;
3,640
695
420
710
983
610
994
166
1.374
6.9
1.270
130
641
1,048
519
2,26 1
628
1,293
3,614
1,99
1,121
358
1,053
910
819
1,775
342
1.389
1,304
U58K
',301
1,118
1.Q13
1,464
866
830
83b
29
203
347
631
3.843
2,380
917
35 s
1 949
1294
1.152
866
882i
l,is70
. 545
- 339
1,191
752
1,331
9494
mmf
711
1,538
--852
IjlCl
r 829
41 5.2
1,062
1,4 5
1,261
1,774
-;:486
-576
2-S2'
1,099
,1.045
1;146
1,890
763
:S2
1,384
826
1,750
1.474
. 1 o:i
1,475
927
754
1.97H
783
1,49
1,673
79-
749
505
874
ol6
1,738
554
1,481
559
944
903
655
6H5
1,035
706
2.5 U
195
475
THUKSuAr, Sept. 51:5 r K if?
Ckude Tubpshtikb The receiptsahd ! f
sales are 786 bbla at tZ 85 to 14 S5 for vlixiD.' f
$3 85 for yellow din, and $3 50 Jorhard tier
2S0 lbs. -
Spirits Iubpkntine Au r ciolnti jes
terday's report jthe prke adut.ced arid 63
casks changed' hands at 5) cents. This
morning the market is firm at an advance qff
2 cents, with au upward leudency. The
sales reported re 225 casks at 52 cents per
gallon for .-outhern t ackaes. ' I
Rosim Alter clcsin. eeterdaj's report
thejewere sales ot 9.0 .blla. at f3 5j for
stra!nd, G' forkxtra VaXe, - aud f 7 for win
dow glass. Tbfs 'mornlnrf the market for
the lower .rcaifcili?i has
ad vance4mierepotedi 4)f 2,023 bIaat
$3 60 a f 3 65 fdi- sfralned, $4 for ' IdW No. 1,
M 25 for No: 1.) 4 50a 75 for extra No.
1, $5 for Pale, and $5 50 a $6 for extra Pale.
J&B.8 declined in pi fee, and 134 bbls'
sold a f3 25 per bbl.
Cottok No pales reported' '
FiilDAVj Sept. 61: 30P. M.
Crude Tukpkntine la without charjge
in price, and the Bales are 342 bbls at $4 35
for virgin, 3 85 for yellow dip, and $2 50
for hard, per 280 lbs. .
Spibits Tuepbntinb-SaJes alter ye6tcr
day's report ot t5 casks at 52 cents per 5
gallon for Southern packages. Tula, morn1
ing we can bear of no sales, factors general
ly holding for higher figures. .
Ro&in---After ; closing yesterday report
there were.further sales of 987 bbls. at $3 65
for strained,; fa for Pale; and" $6 1 for ext ra
Pale. . This jnarnitig-tlir sales reporte d are
only 856 bblifatt4 50tor low Pale, f5 for
- PaJeiknd 7 lirwindow glass.
l.:.S4-rReptejftA are onfy 62 . bbls., which -went
at C325 pc-bb.
Co jxojr'L-l he jsales reported are only 20
baleiiat 19i cents per lb.
Saturday, t"pt 7-i.gop. m.
Ckuds TuhPjCNTiNE Has advanced for
yeilow dip, and the sales are 197 bbls at $4
35 lor virgin and. y ellow dip, and $2 50 for
nard, per 280 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine After yesterday's
report there were sales ot 131 casks at 53
ccntfc and 0 casks telected at 54 cents per
gallon ior Southern pickaexs
No sales re-
1 -
sorted,
holdmerlor biffhef 6
RdsiNSales thismoruiDgbfl,536 Lblsat
f 375 for t-Trtm No 9. SJ. r it vr t
25 for .'o. 1. $4 50 lor extm Nri 1 sift
$5 50 for low Pale, $G for Pale, $6 50 Tor ex
tra Pule, and $7 for window glass.
Tar Has declined iu price, and 301 bbls
sold at $3 per bbi.
CoiTON Sales of 16 bales at If cent-,
aud 2 do. at i0 cents per lb.
MON DA Y , Sept. 9-1 0 P. M. .
Crude Tcrpkktine tii.iy abouul91hbU
"VCU uiorniuyr, wnicn went ai $4, 5
for virgin and yellow dip, and $2 50 jor'
hwdiper8J lbs. 1 '
i "IMBPBSTI Nr"--V ftcr closing our
report oh Saturday, there ere alesot . 0
cabks at 53 cents, and casks at 55 ctb.
I his morningthe market 8ppear8vto be qui
et, aud only 31 catks selected reported at
55 cents pef gallon tor Sou'hern p icka m s
bb's at $3 75 for strained, a d 7 tor window
g ass. Thb morning ; h s r ported; ai e
only 819 bbls at t3t5 to: at rained. 4 0 for
extra No. 1, $4 75 ior low i ale and $s'50
D.. I
Tar Only 53 hb!s rccuvtd arj sold at 3 f.
$3 per bbl. j O VT?
6
9
(o.
7dV
r
Cot ion Small t a es at 191 cents per lb.
TUESDAY, Sept 10 1.30 P. W.
Crudb Turpentine Has advanced In, --
price, and the sales are 4S3 bbls at $4 CO for rv A
virgin and yellow dip,. and2 50 for hard, V
per 8.' lbs. ; I. , , Of-
emus x u it rii; Ha jb is jower,. ana t)e , ,
.art.uljqn1iaj it
.
1,284?
-2,2.1
1,095
892
1,945
446
657
642
1,101
1,782
224
1,364
1,016
1631
1,653
1,655
7-7
1,697
646
905
989
332
379
391
1,0 2
3,269
1,107
492
435
1.749
10H
1,319
759
503
I 4,221
Note The vote of Caswell and Gat es
counties (unofficial) waa as follows : 1 -
Pnilllos-r ftniDD.
52, cents per gallon for southern packages.
Rosij The salt s reported to-day are 908
bblsat $3 75 for strained, i4i0 for No. 2,
(4 50 for No I, f 4 75 for exttNo 1, $5 tor
low Pale, f5 50 a f 6 for'ralef end 6 &0 lor
extra Pale.
Tar-Is rather tinner, and has advanced
in price. The sales are 176 bbls at f:f 10 per
bbl., with the privilege of any advance
Cotton The sales are as follows : 4 bales
at 18 cents, 2 do. at If i. cents, 3 do at 19
cents, and 1 do. at 2 cents per lb. ;
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 11-1:30 P. M.
Crudb Turpentine The receipts are on
ly about 143 bbls, which told at $4 0'lorJ
virgin and yellow tup, and $2 50 lor bard.
2Q lbs. . : ,.-V-f
Spirits Tckpenti e After y eaterdSTir
report there were sales of 57 casks at 2 cir.
This morning the market is jBrme arid has
advanced, The sales are 89 casks at'Gcta. ,
62 do a. 54 cents,-122 do. at 55 cents, and 13
do. selected at 5 I cents per' gallon lor
Soqthe'raVlckV;-'. 5. . V
HoiWslr ;orted- of 1.4: 0 hbls at f3
65 a $3 -7U I u uiged, f 3- 80 for rxlr No.
3
-
450Tor NO. 1. (5 a f5 50 for
S
75 a 6 for extra Pale. j
tUwreceipt or sales that we can
Caswell,
Gates,
251 .
606 .
;;637,
" 741
1,381
This would make Bhlpp's majority In the
state 4,wo.
CojTOH Sales of 71 bales, as follows: 1;
1 fet 18 cents, 10;do at 18 cents, 26'do.
c: 181 cents, S3 do. at 181 cert, and 1 do at
J9 centsficr lV- , !
If tfchurz bal lief n able to go to Ver
wont the IVpnlUcHn rijoriry in that
State would have ban tjiifty thou-and
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