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FREIGRTSs
THE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON MARKET

WILMINGTON MARKET-Jan. 8.
Naval Stores-Turpentine has been quite
firm at 81 since this day week. Sales have
been principally made to shippers. The stock
OF market this morning, unsold, does not ex-
coed 600 barrels Sales are quick at quota
tons. Spirits Twrpentine is nominal Hold
ers are not disposed to sell at the reduced
rates-and purchasers are equally unwilling
to give their prices The market at New
York, it will be seen, is very fuctuating.-
Tar-Firm-S1 IS last sales.
Lumber and Timber-Arrivals of both arti-
cles are small. We refer TO quotations fol
last sales.
Corn-Received two eargoes, 1000 bush
els, since last report; 100 of which was sold
at Coo, the balance at rates not TRANSFERRED
Store rates, retail, IS 7Oc for old-and 75c
for new crop. Meal is selling at 70 a 75c,
Bacon-Some small lots of new have reach
ed the market but not enough to settle down
upon any certain price. Our quotations repre-
sent the nearest possible approach to transac.
tons.
Sugars-Have advanceda shade. See quo
tations.
straightforward slack. See quotation.
for last sales.
FRE1GHrs.-Shipping business generally
dull-freights scarce, both foreign and coast
wise.
| NEwBERN, n. C.. Jan. I'd.
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Gems Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin, and
Silk Hats,
Youths and Boys Caps

of every style and quality, from l21 ceats to ST.
so the largest assortment ever offered ia this mar
ket. and at astonishing low prices. A beautiful
article of Infants Cloth and Six Vetret Caps,
to which we particularly call The attention Of
those wanting Caps for children. 10 fact, every
article-in our line we have a rich and full as
sortment TO which respectfully call the alteii-
ton of the Public, and warrant genteet Ell. and
at Prices 10 suit the times.
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MUITON MARKET BEEF.-54 bbls very superior
- at HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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eacoTCH ALg-fe daz scotch ale, in eusIi bottles
- very fine At HoAANp EID|F "
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Livery Stables

~ Livery Stables
are in good order, and that careful
GA hosslers will always be ready TO take
~ ~ charge of Horses. J.
He keeps constantly on hand.
DAVID THALLY.
n. B.-Drouers can be well accommodated
September 26th, le45. 2-I2m
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Bank Rates OF Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks Philadelphia, premium per cent.
Sc g New York, " " "
" Boston, I" "
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New YORK, Jan. I'd.
NdraE StoreS-Per barrel
TurpentIne, Wilmington, soft, SO - 50 50
NeWbern, I" - So
Spirits Turpentine, per gall. 81 "a
Tar, - %
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NEw8ERN n. c. Jan. I'd
Naval StorcS-Per barrel
Turpentne, new dip, 81 30 q
old dip, 80
hard so
Tar :. L 50
Bacon-per lb.-sssor,ed, a
Coru--Per Dbl SO
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.

Oc,otsr Is, 1916
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LIVERY STABLES.

"a SINCE my Livery STABLES
were destroyed by FIRE in An
n ~ gust LAST. | have erected on
= # the Same lot on Second ST.,
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Yates; miss Susan.
w. G. BET'TENCOURT. r. III.
January l, l847 1856
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$4,000! $4,000!
$4,000! $4,000!

SATURDAY, JANUARY l6. 1917.
Grand Consolidated, Glass 8, &c Nos. 10
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orrents upon our unsheltered trnols for the hamlet
though strong defensive position. can only hold 'h'
wounded men. aud unfortunately, the new regiments
have little or nlhing Ia eat in ther haversacks. Wet.
hungry aud wlihou, the possibility ii sleep. all our gal
~, corps. rarn are full of conf encc and only wait tr
the last hour Of darkness To gain the positions whence 10
storm aud carry the cncmys works.
or the officers despatched since about snnd"wn
from my sition. opposite to The enemy scrne, aud IN
this side Of the field Of rucks and lasato communicate
instructions Ia the hamenot succeeded IN getting
through those difficulties. increased by darkness They
have all returned. But the gallant aud interchangeable
Captain Lee of The engineers. who has been constant
" with the operating forces jns IN nom Smi H.
Cadwaader Sc. 10 report as ab"ve, aud 10 ask mat
pow rul DIVERSION be- made agalns, the centre oil HE en-
treuchrd camp towards morning
Brgsdlcr General T"iags cut oil. as above, from the
part Of his division beyond the intc'nhle ground, aud
Captain Lee, gone under my orders. to collect the
ftcrs remaining this side. with which 10 make that
diversion abou, 3 o'clock IN the morning.
And here will end this report, commenced at lis date
and in another continue tho narrative Of the great events
which then imp.nded.
have the honor to be, sir, with high respect. your
most obcdioLt servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. WM. L. Nancy. Secretary ot War.
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BOOT, SHOE, AND Hat STORE.
FENIiE Undersigned respectfully announces 10 thei'
1 friends, and the public IN general, that they have
associated themselves, under the sly and firm OF
SHELTON & HATCHER
fer the purpose Of carrying the above business at Tho
stand lately occupied by WIN. A. Richards
Their stock of Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c, ia now large
and will be augmented in few days and they promise
tn sell. by Wholesale and Retail, terms accuInmO
dating can be had al any house in the place
Persons in want of articles IN line invited IL
call before purchasing elsewhere.
SAML w. SHELTON.
Oct. Cts j. A. HATCHER
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" ENIIIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks,
WATERS Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
SHUTTERS aud Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Mortars,
Coffee Mills, Splttoons,
Scissors and Shears.
lIemmina' genuine Needles &c. Sc.
Received and Tor sale by
june l0-ts GREGORY & ROYAII
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EeEvlOV Al.


EEAS removed his flee to the building opposite the
Il Post Office. the street leading tTun Main street
the Washington Hotel. where he prepared To per
form, in the be, manner. aud on the most IN dern nd
imp wed all the various operations connected
with the TEETH
Thankful for past tayors. he hopes with the best IN
s,ructons AT the commencement and the experience ot
eLht years Practice to merit and receive continuance
Of public patronage.
Nav lS--3h
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Dress GOODS for Ladies,

I WOULD call the specd atcntlon OF the Ladies 1t
i my very eN ensve assortment Of FANCY DREss
Goops, VIZ:
BLACK. BLUE BLACK and FANCY coloured
SILKS. from 81 ) cents 10 81 per yard.
CASliAlERES. Mouslins aud Nlerno Ecossais, rich
and elegant from % ce Is TO 81 % per yard
BONNET NElNETS, Silks, Satns, Ribbonds,
French Flowers and Pumes, fine Guods We're ever
seen in this market aud cheap or The styles and quad
ties.
Also, my very elegant assortment OF sha"ls Scars
aud isles from 81 cents Ia 80 piece, certainly III,
most magnificent Goods ever seen III this counify-ca
and see them As have said no charge Tor showing
WM. IA. RYAN.
Opposite ID. b. Payne's Is 'ok Store.
Oct. It's
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Ii persuns having claims against the estate of the
IA late JAS B.an hereby requested Ia present them
for settlement possible and all lhuse Who
indebted TO SAID estate requested come forward and
pay up their respective dues. longer indulgence annol
be given. HENRY DUNNINGTON, Admir-
Nov. lS-ls OF James Dolan, deed.
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susI Kf.tr.A I'D AND FOR SALE,
- so tags RIO Coffee,
l15 do laguirl do
10 do Java and Mo ha do
s hhds ST Groin Sugars,
Is do Porto Rico do
10 do \ Orleans do
1000 lbs Loaf Sugar,
- tlercrs and obs, Clarified and Powdered do
Is caske prime Cheese,
~ boxes English do
300 sacks prime Liverpool Salt,
Together with large and general ass rnehi oi o'hef
Grocerles. Dpn,stcs &c -
Nov. lS-ts ROBfk l - bt LIN.
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COTTON FACTORY

yENIIE subscriber would inform the Merchants IN gen
eal well the public, that he making at the Black
Mater Cotton Factory good article OF Cotton arms as
made any establishment lie not hose it be- and
all he for fair trial To be made of the
them The subscriber well OF the difference in good
and bad yarns and order that you not be imposed
liable to be- ry the yarns, and II YOU can't work
them, Just put them up found them, and make out the
charge for carrying we'll returning, and the subscriber
will pay the reight' the delivery othe yarns to him at
the Factory
Also he generally has good lot ofwaddng, suitable for
Comforts. hand all OF which shall be sold fair prices
Please give him call when you any thing in his way
JAS. $ CREW DSON, Ast
I.ynchburg Sept. 2 1si7-ts
o. Tie Lexington, Ahingdon and Fncastle, Va, and
Jmesborough, Tenn papers, will copy WOW and forward
aCrot nj to ais
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WI ". lsLACkFDRD. Editor.
Published BIZ
RIACKFORD, T0WNLEf 4 DlLLARD,

E,rRy MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
AZ to,o Dollars per a'tm payable IN adra"ce no sue
,,a be receued for shorter tune than siT months
t,iu be DISCONTINUED (ercspt at the discretion
,,,s Ed,toys9 untd oil aremages are paid
%. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
.,. tor ess) inner form Insertion and 81. cts
~. s,.nre Tor less) for erery outer form insertion
ETERY .iDI'ER IISER IS required TO note on has MS
h.y long he oises has advertisement inserted a" ad'e'
., not so noted trH be inserted tai ats dtsconfud"ce
BE- ordered
ron YEARLY .7DGERTiSL\t; the terms are for
N, ,,tpaese oftco squares = 10 for one square 50 for
-. SNARE inner form 81 Erery yearly ddrert'ser ''i
to cofne has aicertisns to has partieni" Inc q
business
- JOB PERMITTING eree"edne"iy and t1peda'o"sy
an reasonable terms
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TO THE SCROFULOUS.
nOCTOR L. w. EWING informs the p,

IL he is IN possession Of Boyds remedy or Scrolula
it IS loo well known the community comment on
Those who afflicted may call On hun and be relieved
lis Office is near New Store. buckingham county, "a
Ills Posi- Office. New Store Buckingham.
Charges moderate.
April BIS
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TO Ian lERS.

TO LII ERS
4 FADING Cases upon Commercial Law, decided
Il by the Supreme Court of the limited States, with
Notes and illustrations by j. p. Iiolconbe
Smiths Mercantile Law. enlarged from the last En-
giish edition. by }. = Iiplcuube and WIN. \. Ghoson
3ri vol' Of Gratan's Reports.
Iate's Digesled Index.
Iates American Form Book, New Edition &c.
Just received and for sale by ID. b. PAYNE.
Nov. Isis
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o. CASH FOR HIDES !

WILL pay The highest cash prcs Tor Green or Dried
i Hoes de,vtc al III Market House, either 10 my
self or 10 Mr.. Vim. Lee Far.
Hides WILL heretofore, be tanned on shares. by one
Of thu best Tanners IN the State.
Oct 25-is JOHN GROUSE.
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(:ENTUI;N EMS
FURN l-SH q ST . T.

,INIE SCRlBEtS respectfully inform the citizens oil,
lynchharg and the surrounding country that they viii
continue the business formerly carried on by Wa,efhouse
httemore 4 Co, and prepared, with an entire ne"
stock OF od supply their customers With any article oi
t'entlemen's wearing apparel
Their stock OF Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than before offered. Also,
Cloths, Cassimcres and Nestings
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
which will be mpulactned to order at exceedingly low rates
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE * WIlIrTEMORE.
Ia
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GROCERIES, Dry Goods A 4.

GRO( dry SsOous
WE received wthn the last lew days. large adi
w ton former stock oil Goods, aud NOW oief 10 our
patrons and the public generally at 10" pe'She Ion ea9n
barter OF time To punctua customers
~ hhds n. q, Porto Rico, 4 st troil Sugars,
2oO bags Barrels Porto Rico, Maracabo Rio, Java, and
l.aguyra, cofces,
20 bbs and Terces oolsey's Pulverzed and Crushed
and n, Orleans Clarified Sugar,
Is hdds and Tcrces best Orleans and Cardenas Nlolas
Is boxes Woosey and W oolscy's Loaf Sugar,
20 boxes and Chests Tea,
$50 kegs Nails,
5000 lbs blistercd, east and shear Steel,
$500 lbs. square Iron, assorted,
10 ton mountain bar and Richmond Iredegar Iron,
$500 lbs I.ewss White Lead,
~ boxes ~ 10 and 10 ~ Window Glass,
30 boxes Aiamanne y Iailov Candles,
5000 Sole Leather Together with Ginger Pepper SPICE
Rlcc, Indigo, Nader, Mustard, Iogwood, sweet OIL
Wrapping Fooscap, etter Paper, Soaps, tacocs BONES
ties Bed Ticking, Blankets Jeans, nsey, Hats, Caps Sc
SC.
We have also Consignment
10 boxes " ooseys 4 Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
hhd. n O. Sugar,
bis. Solar Lamp Oil.
is MrCDRkI.E & SIMPSON.
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j. 4 VI. HOGIIIINS

j. 4 VI. HOLLINS
I RI. receiving and have in STORE
POO baas Rio, Lagura and odd Java Coffee,
30 hhds St Crox 2. r. & n. o. Sugar,
10 tierces Clarified do
% boxes < barrels Loaf, Crushed and powdere,
Sugars
10 hhds. Nloasses,
chest extra fine Gun Powder Tea
p boxes Imperial s &, =. do
200 sacks LIverpool salt
81 do ground Alum Salt,
2OO kegs Nails from 10 GO dy.,
80 ken, box, ware house and fence Nails.
100 bags Shot assorted,
40 kegs Il lie 4 Blasting Powder.
10000 lbs. Cation Yarns Richmond Union s Leaks
willie Factories.
Is bales M. < : Oznahurgs,
10 do 81, IS, A Domestlcs,
10 tons country Iron,
5 do Tredegar do
! do Hoop do
do Blislered Steel.
1000 lbs. Cast and Shear Steel
5000 do sole Leather,
1000 do Harness Leather,
100 Spanish HIDES.
ID barrels Tanners Oil,
30 Tons Lump Plaster,
80 Grind Stones
leo setls " agon boxes all SIZES.
ALSO,
Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks. Weeding and Hill
ing Hoes, Window Glass Putty, Copperas, Alum,
Indigo and Madden,
Sperm, TalIow. and llull's patent Candles, Soap,
Pepper, Ginger Spice and Nutmegs; Hats, Caps,
B OTIS AND SHOES,
Blankets, Bed Ticking Prints, and Goods for Servants
Clothing, which they determined u sell
LOW FOR CASH,
or in exchange for Country Produce.
Nov. lJ-w4w
FINE PTPPLF .APPLES
1kn BBLS. superior Apples, just received on con
i cO Segment and ior sale low. by
Nov. l5--is MCDANIEL s. LEE.
FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
WYE are just in receipt Of lot of FRESH I'E.1S,
w direct from The Pekin Tea Warehouse, in New
York, which we will sell low.
NV. Its McDANIEL s LEE.
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Grass NMd iron Foundry.

Grass NAid iron Foundry.
RrlNDlNG /, announcement To prosecute my business
l. at the PhGnX Foundry To advantage, for y ant OF
engagements with Bagby 4 Crenshaw, by which | am
be furnished by them with the II, cesSary MEANS ana
consequently, from and after this date all work done AT
said Foundry will be Tor heir benefit.
shall continue TO carry all the branches Of business
connected with the Foundry IN Brass and Iron. and a
general
NJ c II NJ b L SIN SIS,
and would respectfully solicit continuance othe patron
are 50 literally bestowed ON me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary say any thing with regard to
the work finished tins establishment havnu already
established putatlon to liberal share of pat
ronage.
Feb. l2-ts A. Il. DABNEY.
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LYNCIlIsl'IsG. MON
C.}LT.iBLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTIIE

l
uDlRSl' ANT 10 the provisions othc VIII of the late
William Cook the undersigned. will proceed On The
PREMISES ON the ooh o November lS47, to sell at public
auction valuable
rR. n c OF L Il Nd
belonging to the OF VIM. Cook, docd. lying ad
rninr 10 ths town oi Liberty, IN Bedford county contain
ing about
COO 4 CRES.
fair proportion Of the Tract is IN w"ds and Is hrsi rate
Tobacco and and the Gle rod Land Is well enclosed aud
IN good heart and improvement aud very productive
Ihls Tract has on Barns convenient Negro House
and Oy,rsrrrs House lies well. has number OF good
Springs upon II aud well ~atered. Alsoa IoI mihe
the town If liberty with Brick aud Frame Tenement
with Brick Dl.e 4 kichen Ice House. Carriage lensc.
and other nrecssar, Out Houses upon II. The Lot Is
situated near the centre of the village. fronting ON the
Man and cross street The Dwelling House Is laige aud
comfortable aud all the Improvements upon The lo' IN
good state ot repair .
Also. at the same llmc will be sold all the Slot X on
the above mentioned Farm consisting nt HORSES,
CATTLE. SEVERAL NOkESOFWORk OMEN,
PORK HOGS. sc.
Also all the Plantation Tools oil every sort agon'
Carts Thrrshlng Machines. Nc All The crop "' 'fa'
Hay Sc. on SAID farm, amongst which Is areeHn'no
, I Cam GAS sc Also all the valuable Law and othof
nnLs If The deceased and al his lousehldand Kitchen
Furniture of every description. Also riding Gam
aye ana BnTgy.
The Real Estate will be divided into parcels to sn
purchasers and sell upon tue credit usual IN the sale OF
,nds The other properly will he sold upon II months
credit Tor all sums so. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
EDWIN r, COOK,
G. A. WlNGFlElD.
Adm'rs with the Will annexed
Of VIM. Cook, deed.
Liberty. November l-i29N
TIMOTHY SEED.
~ BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED Ga scarce AZ
- tele) Received aud for sale 10y
Nav lis McCORkI.E x SIMPSON.
IINSEED OIL.
nnnGAIIONS prime mountain Linsced Oh for
OVIV sale by
Oct 2I-,s JOHN IL SFAN, Druggist.
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Hats and Caps.

rIfiE undersigned begs leave return his grateful acknsw
Judgements to his friends and the public generally, Tor
their very liberal patronage heretofore EXTENDED to the late
firm of Games & Sitter, and bes continuance OF the
he carrying the Hat ard Cap business, at the
stand in all its branches, and will continue To
keep on hand fine
BEAVER NUTRA. RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SILK HITS.
of all styles qualities and prices of his manufacture
warranted for durability, colour and beauty lie is Just open
ing his fall supply OF Gentlcmen's, fonhs and Boys fine
Beaver, Nutra Seal Otter Plush, Silk and Cloth Caps, oil
all styles, qualities and prices.
Oct. 2l-ts WIN. STITZER
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over Coats.
A LARGE assortment of sack and peoo OVER COATS,
~ from SO to s2a, at
ot I&ts WArERuOUSE s WIIlrTEMORES.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
BATTLES or CO,N1R ER.iS AND
CHtR tBUSCO.
REPORT OF MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT

(Daplcdte)
No 81 lirApau ,RrERs OF TIN Army, }
san .3ugnstine, .icaputco Road !
q miles from Mexico August 10, lSif \
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NEW CONCERN.

MeCoRKI.E 4 SIMPSON
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DlRSl Ant 10 the provisions o the VIII Of the lal'
William Cook the undersigned, will proceed On The
premises ON the ooh o November. le41 to sell at public
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constitutional Convention.

This body assembled at Springfield on Mon
Jay last, and WIS called to order nv Mr.. Sher.
man Of Cock, by nominating Mr. Z,poc CASEY
President pro tam. l.. NJ. Booth was sppontel
Secretary pro TEN, and II. W. Moore Assistant
Secretary pro tenn. Mr., Glue was appointed
door-keeper pro TEN.
On molirn Of M Sca,es, i, wa. moved that
the delegates before tran acting any business take
IA oath Ia support the Constitution Of the United
States, bot was objected to by soma ON the ground
that n oath was necrssary-lhat the delegates
represented the Sovereignty Of the Stale OF ILL.,
| aois--that they were moi responsible to any pow
Ell FOR the violation Of the oath # takcn--that no
pulls hment could be awarded fer a breach Of it,
and that the constitution Of several states were
formed ! rior to The adoption Of the constitution
of the United States, ard that therefore there
could DO n, precedent iol the necessity Of the
cath
} a ftcr considerable discussion, it was finally
agreed that the oath be al .ninislercd, with the
addition, that the Delegates be further requested
to faithfully discharge then dutiOs as delegates
OF the Convention.
After some discussion To the mode Of elect
ing officers, the Convention proceeded 10 the
election Of President by ba,Io;-Nlessrs. Logan.
Sca,es aud Dunlap acting as teII,rs. The vote
4
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the Union itself. Instead. then, Of in
dulging personal or local feeling IN "a
vor OF particular candidate, let us (the
Democratic parlyl look tn what The good
of the Union aud of the party requires,
and wait to receive candidate from thai
section ct the Union which has gwen
but one Democratic President i'm near 60
wears, and thal one but lor a single term
and which is now threatened, So far AZ
The southern voters are concerned, with
permanent exclusion from the Pfesiden.
ual office.
his, my dear sir, is my PLAIN and set.
lied answer 10 your kind communication.
aud | wish You 10 make it known to the
members Of the meeting of which YOU
were chairman, among whom see he
names Of many old friends, and recognize
tie voice Of that powerful county, which
has stood by me IN every lrial. from my
FIST senatorial election in lS20, 10 my
9th and last III lSIi, and to which owe
many thanks, " Aich ii is my intention to
make IN person during the course OF the
coming summer.
Respectfully, Sir.
Your friend and fellow.ci,izen,
TilOS. II. BENTON.
WADE W. JACKSON, Esq'r., Howard
County, Mo.
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-, - r.. x,yI
H"'en Guy '"''' -" D-'a, ,at
J''"'' o"n"'''' :" '''''''''' "'''
"'e"' ''"V''
NE" YORK June D. T. VI,
Inc l'oefhIa arrived al d u ''och 'h's
mornlrg'
Bread ot1DS in consequence "i i'eh'
stocks OF gram all over Europe "'e GEAR.
ness OF provisions becomes more anu
more le'i'
inrll'er ana important a"'a l'e mas Va
Ken place III the value oil hre'ds'"h,' as
well ~ lh's country as III many oil the
near continental por's'
'ahadian red wheaI lbs Oh 10 rs
whI'e lt' 10 Is "d' I, . req tennessee
was los " W lf'' ""''e 10 rs Oh !"
lis 81.
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