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Sale Of Houses.

VIII be sold on tie first Monday in January
next, at public outcry before the court house, the
Real Estate Of William B. Johnston, being the
Dwelling House opposite The Methodist Church,
the Dwelling House fronting on l.aurens street,
.Shd theYubiic square, and the brick Dwelling
House adjoining. Terms will be made known on
the day Of sale or previously, BY application to
WM. REYNOLDS, } .n.;,o.
M. DESAUSSURE. s"e'e'
e Nov. q AZ Ct
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patey's Cold Cream,

A superior preparation for ladies that are annoy
ed with chapped faces, lips or hands, at this season
of the year. removing the annoyance at once, aud
rendering the skin soft and smooth. A new sup
ply just received at CLEFELAND'S.
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Sherif's Sales.

By virtue Of sundry wrlts of fieri facias to me
directcdI will sell before the court hoise in Cam.
den on the first Monday and day following in De.
ceuber rexl, being the fourth and fifth days of said
month within the , legal hours Of sale 'hs follow
Negro man named Henry, levied on and 10 be-
so as the properly Of the defendant at the suit of
John D. Murray and others vs.! Elijah Bass.a.,.ed3
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TO Rent.

The Brick Office formerly occupied by Doctor
George Reynolds, and adjoining the one at present
occupied by F. L. Zemp. The office contains three
rooms, and is most conveniently situated for busi-
ness.-Appy 10 JAMES ClIESNUT Jr.
Oct 1911 If Agent for Administrative.
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THIRD, QuARLY- STATEMENT OF THE r,
Mutual Life Insurance Company

THIRD QUARLY STATEMENT OF THE r,
mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK. NO. 35 WALL STREET,
For the second term Of tfue years.
Amount of lst dividends and reserved fund, s53l5S %
Amount Premiums received from ., r.' -
1st Feb to lst Nov. 1913, onac- ..
AmGn. nes. rSssyss Gee ssao6S 6ST jsdsnd Ssi sis 1910 70
Amount received for interest on 80
bonds and mortgages DC. 1879 9S
Annuities-balance 1858 Is
.. - S2l641O IS
.... ...,.. .. s7535ss g.
DISBURs EMENTS.
Losses and expenses and paid for
''A" ASSETS.
Cash on hand, 22Gl 95
Cash deposited in the
Bank of New York 1875 IS
Bonds and Mortgages on ~E-a..
Real Estate in the city -....a....a ..... ....."
Of N. York and Bronx
lvn, valued at twice the ...a'
amount loaned thereon 475,27 % ....-..
Stocks of the State and
City of New lork and
of the United States lot.los 90
Amount due from Agents 3746 SO
Amount remaining uil- -...
paid on half yearly and s. -. b -
quarterly policies issl- :.:.. .... .. . .......
ed previous TO first di- ~ % '.- ''
viIend , r. 2093 20
- S753, ,56S Ga
Increase of investments since Feb last l64.747 So
Number of policies issued from lst May last 5sl
Whole number policies is
sued. 5597 of which 1921 are for le
Less-canceed forfeited. $50 years
and expired. deal and l52 oth pds
surrendered. - yl52
49, 1865 1865
..a NJ ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANKS Secretary. -.....
JOHN ROSSER, Agent for Camden.
L. NJ HATCH Charleston
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The following Books, to-wii: Madison Papens
Lcgare's Writings, Wobstcr's Dictionary. llarge
size) Enrycopuda Americana, celebrated lrias.
The Bank Case, Aluinrds Greece, Giles do, Fre-
mon,'s Expeditions &C., levied upon and to be sold
IA tho property ol the dendan at tue suit OF liay>
den Il Gregg IS }. p. Dickinson. '"1sf' 81 g tsN
Teruas casi-purchasers to pay tor papers, sa,s'
Nov. l3, /. }. WhNkEN, SIX, D.
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TIA A2~G
To be Remembered.
The subscribers have been for some time past,
and are now, receiving weekly at their Clothing
Establishment, some of the latest styles OF
WINTER CLOTHING,
all Of which will be sold at very small advance on
COST for CASH only. Purchasers will find at all
times, good assortment flhe following articles;
Superfne French and English Dress and Frock
Coats; Beaver Orercoats and Sacks Cloaks and
Morning Gowns; blk. and cold cashmere Pants;
Velvet, Merino and black Satin Vests; Shirts; Sus.
penders, Cravats. Hosiery. &c.
w. A. KENT g. MITCHELL
Masonic Hall, Camden, Nov. 8.
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Notice This,

The subscriber will run good PASSENGER
COACH to and from the Rail Road for the accom-.
uodainn of Passengers, and will take them 10 any
part Of the town as cIIc:p as The cheapest. Small
iarors thankfully received.
JOHN X. WITIIERSpOON.
Dcfniinr 0Gil, lSiS az
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Will he Sold.

Before the court house The first Monday in
December next, the Store and Dwelling House
and Lot Immediately opposite Messrs. McDowall
81 ooper, belonging to Capt Peter Warren:
Terms made accommodating to the purchaser.
nov. r. J. WARREN, Agent.
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Committed

To the Jail Of Kershaw. District, a Negro paaa.
about % years Of age. who sayshis na Inc, is VIII
liam, and that be belongs to Robert CIR ietof Pike;
county, Georgia. The owner is requested to com.
ply with the law and take him away
Oct. is.-42tf 81 DH!ROBISON,Jail
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,,.ss,
At Charleston Prices. 10 80! :, 2
J. A. CLEV ELeAND :
bRUGGIsT And AP0THECARY,s,.

.-rHZ 80
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall, Camden, s. c.,
Takes this method Of informing the citizens Of
Camden ind the SURROUNDING country, that he stiH
continues to keep constantly on hand, fresh and
well selected stock of 1T. a.llzsni,- : -.,' u
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints; Oils, and Dye-Stufh,
Patent Medicines and Pefamery, ,F'i'e ,s's !,
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fspcy Arfitle1
Christie's vanfc fe1ngs, Belts. .BfaceIets, af.
'.f5'' - tiers and TeckIacesyy 'a'iiF *aaa8i
Thompsonian Medicines. cfc,
Embracing every article no& used IN the practice,
: '':' &c. &c: 4. l =. ~ ~ - sE:fi ~
All Of which will be sold as low as articfesSf
the same descripton'can be be bought in Charles
ton, FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT. .EN'ef wa
D'physicians, Planters and Country Msrcha9ts
will do well 10 give me call before purchasing
elsewhere. af"; s'.' 'TsHT fsF
All Medicines sold at this establishment twar~
ranted and all orders executed with despatch ..,,,
Oct Is. t. aar T.ig ]. .A.sG.G
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Fruit. &c.

: The subscriber has just received and will con-
tinue to kcepop hand, Northern Apples, Pine Ap'
pies, Oranges, Banana, Cocoa Nuts, Almonds,
Raisins, Figs, &C. with general assortment OF
Confectionery, which he will sell low.
y" Nov. %. w. B. CAMPBELL,
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'The State of SOutis.CarOlina,

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
j. F. Scores,
vs. Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Seymour Taylor
William Reed
George w. Gill
ys Declaration in Foreign Attachment,
Seymour Taylor "
W. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
Stewart Mitchell.
VS.. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
Stewart Mitchell. )
The Admr's Of John Hammond Declaration in Foreign
VS.. Au,cLm.n,
srcwnr, Mitchell. ''''"'''''S"'
ys Declaration in Foreign Attachment
The same. }
Wright d Stewart - ,..,..
Stewart Mitchell.
John Williams.
Milton More ct uxor Declaration in Foreign Atacht
james Nor, ct uxor
Elizabeth Carles.
VIM. II. Brown,
Stewart Mitchell. }
Whereas Il e Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
have this day filed in my Office, tier Declarations
arainst the Defendants who are absent from and
u
neither wives nor attorneys known within the same
on whom copy Of Dcclar ton with rule TO
plead thereto, might be served; 1t is ordered, that
the defendants do plead to the game within year
and day from the date hereof, otherwise final and
obsolue judgement will be awarded against ihrm
H. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. April 2G 1918.
The subscribers Agents for the Salnda, Con-
cord and Salem manufactures, are constantly sup
piled with the following goods and yarns, which
they offer for sale on accommodating terms, viz:
Bales cotton Osnaburg, 3 and ~, plain,
&" -" :3'd. rs ard 4-4 stripped
I" Is shrting, 3-4, IS ard Al
Yarns of all numbers from TO II
inclusive,
I" Linscys, white and colored.
The attention of planters and others are CAL
led to the Linscys, article in this market. for
the quality and durability If which, we are per-
United to refer to Mrssrs. Jas. Clesnut, Jr: }. NJ.
DeSaussure and b. Boykin, who for some time past
have been furnished with them.
Buyers will find it to their interest 10 call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
p. +. VlLLEPlGUE g. SONS.
Camden, October IL, 1913. al It
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New Books.

INC"
The Women Of the Revolution, in vols. by Mrs.
Elicit
The French Revolution of 1913.
The Ingoldsby Legends: Bro hers and Sisters;
Rival Beauties; Kate Walsngham, by Miss Pick
cr'ng; A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects; The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities, DC.
Nov. II. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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JOSEPH FREY,

FROM CHARLESTON. S. C. ......
Begs leave TO inform Tie Ladies and Gentle
men at Camden and vicinity, that lie is prepared TO
Tune and RErAIR Pianos, Organs, liarps, Seraph.
mas, Melod"ons, 'Accord"ons, Violins, Guitars al d
other Musical Instruments.
Apply It H"yd's Iln'cl.
n. B.-No charge wW be made i satiyaction
is mol giren.
Nov IL. 1913 A6 If
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Superior Neatsfoot and Train Oil for tanners;
Family and Plantation Castor on, at prices lower
than they can be bought this side of Charleston.
- J.. A. CLEVELAND
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10 Rent.

Some half dozen Dwelling Houses and about
1alf as many Store Houses Apply to
Oct. IS. JOHN WORKMAN.
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E'resLl Fruit,

Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons. Bananas, Raj
sins, and Almonds, all Of the new crop. Also, all
assortment of Charleston made Confectionery.
For sale by a. f.. ALLEN.
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Negro man named Jim, levied on and co. be
sold the property of the defendant at the suit OF
William Johnson vs. R 'chard Hyott. ..:-l ss5s,2
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bay horse and small wagon, levied on and 70
be sold as the property Of the defendant, at The suit
of NJ, H. Del Leou, EX'or VS. Grief Wise, .as ~
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Negro man named Bann. LEVIED on and 70 be
sold az the property Of the defendant. The suit OF
Daniel Beauord vs. DANIEL Motley. 49, s''-.. -
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

NJ. DRUCKER d co.
Are now receiving their fall and winter stock,
consisting OF an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUT
l.ERY &c, &c., to which they invite the atten-
ton vi purchasers. Call aud see, at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite The Bank Of Camden
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Tobacco and Segars.
Thomas superior gold leaf chewing Tobacco
Fine cut Smoking Tobacco
Spanish, half Spanish aud American Sesars
For sale bv a. r.. ALLEN.
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CleyeIand's Dentifrfc.e... E.

For removing all Tartarous adhesons witReHt'
injurng the Teeth, interrosing its antiseptic quaE
tiles 10 scorbutc affections Of the gums iestot
ring them to firmness and "a pleasing color, and
contributing largely to establish thegpearly white-
ness of the teeth, and pure and a saIubrous
breath. A fresh supply just received Al - sss.
Oct. l5 al if). =. CLEVELAND'S. 7,
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YOu need not grope i'm darknessnoW:
The subscriber has just received his jail and
winter supplies OF superior Lamp Oils, which he
will sell as low as articles of the same quality can
be got in hBarleslon, for cash. ' ~ -
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fSStYay Mule.

EStfay Nulcs 'f -"
+. H. Jameson Tolls heIore me one Dark Bay
Mule, with a split in the LETT ear and marked with
harness; Supposed 10 be ! or 2years old Appra'-
sed at thirty dollars by Joseph Albert, Messcr-
Edwards, sworn appraisers. Said Mule VIII 90
found at L. H. Iameson's, Is miles west of amden
Get. ii, (42tD q +. PARKER, mag,
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
TIE subscriber has just received fresh supply
of sta pie and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep a constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows
New Orleans
N:!:s;,1a s; c5six BROWN SUGARS ..
Clarified
cpsfbed c1af {wn1rE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Moasses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder, Hysnn and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Fresh Citrnn, Raisns, Currants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nnlmcgs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.
Super 1905 French Brandy
do J. ]. Dupe,'s Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cord;a!s and Syrnps
Old Rye Whiskey (Millcr'<)
do Monongahcla Whiskcy; Rectifed DO
Porter and Ale in pin and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunnv and Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twiue. II. LEVY.
Bacon.
Nov. lG. H, LEVY.
Segars, Segars.
The subscriber will keep constant supply Of
the most approved brands OF Spanish Sesars, and
now on hand
E;Il,nauvo
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Negro Shoes,
. HOME MANUFACTURE
large stock of Stitch Downs, very superior
article. made of choice materials.
Mems and Boys bound and unbound Brogans OF
everv description For sale low hy
Nov. g. 6. W. OLNEY.
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OD3 90OO9o
Hardware, CrOckery and Groceries

All of which he offers FOR CASH, at such prices
as must command the attention of purchasers.
The following are a few Of the articles, which
he can confidently recommend as being unsurpas-
sed for cheuDness and elegance- .....
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NEW FALL GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their stock of fancy and staple Goods, 10 which
they respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public generally, as they will be sold low
for cash. They consist in part Of
,lpaccns Fancy Prints
C:.sl,nlcrcs English do o..
Mnll.lin Drlaincs Brown and bleached Shirt
fiinghams .... ings
Red and White Flnnncls Slnwls and IIandkdrchick
Canton do Blankets
Apron hrcks Hose and Half Hose
Brd Tick Gloves, Mitts. &c. &c.
Plain al! s:rired iIomespunsI
An invoice Of Ready made Clothing
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, Rope and Twine
An assortment Of ladies' and eenilemens Shoes
Negro and house servant Shoes
With general assortment Of Hardware, Glass and
Cruckery ware, and Groceries, Liverpool Salt.
For sale by GEO. s. DOUGLAS f. co.
Oct. 81 "a II
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-
Medical and Surgical Notice.
Tine undersigned respectfully inform The ctI-
zcns OF kersIaw and the surrounding districts that
they have Instituted in Camden an lntrmary for
chronic disease where patients i'll be received on
the following tern s-for medical treatment, inclu
ding diet, DC, 60 cents per day; where operations
arc required, the usual ice will be all additional
charge.
Patients will be under the constant supervision
of the propriclors, and every provision made for
their Coutrl.
III -boye establishment offers to Planters who
may have Cases of chrome disease on their planta-
tiors. adranrag's not Obtained by the ordinary
mode Of prac c, as It lnsurcs systematic treatment
and re riincn d,<ideraa niten indispensable 10 sue
cess i'll the tre time 1T "f disease.
w. }. McKAIN, M. D.
&. J. SHANNON, NJ. D.
Oct. Is. az It
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Tie Office one ..our below w. ]. Gerald Esq.
formerly occupied by Doct. E. H. Anderson.
Auulv To II LEVY
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Notice.

Notice. -
All persons ndeb:ed to the 4;e firm Of Dobyd
Kennedy, are earnestly requested 10 call on the
subscriber and settle the same without delay
.,f,..S. -. K III. KENNEDY.
Nov o. Al If
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u The services of Miss ANNA NJ. r. CRUISE
have been obtained for the Camden Female Acade-
my.
On and af er the 20;h November, the Exercises
of this seminary will be conducted under the su
pervison OF Mrs. F. A. McCASpIESs and the above
named Lady.
Nov Is 46 81
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Frcsh Family Groceries.

Just received at The Camden Gtreery Store, a
fresh supply Of Family Groceries. -conais,iug in
part of Sugar, Cvfee. Tea, Molasses, sucked and
picked Salmon, Mackare, picked Beef sngar
cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, cheese, crackers 90
Oct. 81 S. BENSON -
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Store to Rent.

Store 10 Rent.
The Store al present occupied by S. LEVY;
possession given hy the middle Of November.
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CniIdren,s Zephyr, Dresses.
Scotch s1elT'ingS.

the above which they will lsell low.
Nov, Is. MCDONALD S COOPER.
Scotch slerrings.
A few Kits choice Scotch Herrings, just received
aid for sale low by
GEO. s. DOUGLAS g. co.
Nov. i - So. 2t .'.. 46
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LADIES' ~
Ga Brocale Cashmeres, with
Trimmings tD match
Rich Plaid Cashmeres
Newest styses printed do
Chameleon Cashmeres
Trafalgar Pla;ds
Satin striped Cashmeres
Fancy NJ. DeIaines, new de.
signs
SaIin striped Alpacns
Black and c0lOred do
Finest Earleston Ginghams
Changeable French do
Fancy check do. in great va
ricty
Shawls, suitable for the sea-
son-amrngst them are.
"Lamartine," 9 California, "
and Mexican" "S-4 Shawls
9-4 printed Cashmere do
Small Shawls every dcscrip-
ton
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NEW CASH STORE.

The citizens of Kershaw and the adjoining dis
trcts are respectfully informed that the subscriber
has opened the store formerly occupied by MIR. H..
Levy, and Is now receiving large and carefully
selected stock consisting of
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apartment. as
Fancy Silk Cravats. Sc.
kid. cashmere e. silk Gloves
4 full assortment of Hosiery
Linen-cambric Hd'k'fs.
lHeinstitch and REVERE do
French Needle Work, very
cheap, comprising,
Muslin Collars, ar all prices
iStraight do newest shapes
elegantly trimmed
iChemisetts. plain and trlm'd.
Muslin Cuffs
Swiss and Jaconet Ejgings
! do do Insertings
Lace Capes and Collars
An assortment of Zeph. Wool
! do do Floss Silk
Plain and shaded Puse Silk
Fashionable Bonnets
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
J Thread and Lisle Laces, &c
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- 4266 - 1866
.a NJ ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANKS. Secretary
JOHN ROSSER, Agent for Camden
L. NJ HATCH Charleston.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-08
Gen w O. Butler.

We understand that this distinguished gentleman will
leave Washington tomorrow, for his home in Ken
lucky 1t was his intention TO return by the way of the
lakes but the of his health makes desirable for
him to 60 by the most direct Thus he will miss
the opportunity of seeing his friends in the northern
towns
Owing to his uncertain and rapid movements since his
landing at New Orleans, the letter which addressed
to him by Mr. Stevenson, the president of the Baltimore
Convention, apprizing him of his nomination. did moi
reach him until yesterday, in this city 1t has certainly
been refused and returned TO the Dead Sea of the
General Post Office We understand that the correspond
ence will appear first in this cityperhaps tomorrow
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Surrender Of Hull.

Our attention has been called to the following letter
which WAS published among the documents of the day
show the disgraceiul character of the surrender al
Detroit 1t shows how berally and unustIy the con-
duct of Gen. Cass this occasion has been recently
assaied No man, at that time, dared to npeach the
gaanty and devotion to his countrys honor of the man
whom the country recognises of her first citizens
and is determined to raise to her highest honor We are
promised other "reminiscences do justice Gen. Cass
From the National ntollgencer Oct. a. 1872
Letter from MAJ. Jup and James Tayor acting quarter
master general northcesfern army, to gentleman in this
city, dotted
CINCINNATI, (Ohio) Oct. T. 1872.
SIR. Your letter has been received requesting from rs
confederation of Col Casss the Secretary of
War of the surrender of the northwestern army We
have read the CoonePs statement with attention. and find
it pretty history of situation alth ouqh we
observed that important facts have been omit
ted and others somewhat inaccuraely stated We have
also read and examined the official report Cen Hull
and have found Astounding in inaccuracies and msstae.
ments The General has not only moderated his own
force, but has, in opinion, magnifed infinitely that
the enemy and enumerated dangers and difficulties that
existed only in imagination.
That the within power were properly an
Piled is melancholy fact and that the army was unne-
cessariy sacrificed and the American arms disgraced
none but the base and cowardy will attempt to DENY
You are authorized to make what you may think
proper of this letter.
We are, with much respect your obedient servants,
THO. s. JESUP,
Brigade Major Northwestern Army
JAMES TAYLOR
Quarermaser Gen Northwestern Army
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BALTIMORE, August 7-5, p. M
The North Carolina eLectionGrcat democratic gains-
= Probable election of Col. Reid The markets, &c.
The returns from North Carolina are coming in slowly
and indicate the OF the democratic candi
date for governor,
despatch from Raleigh, received at IL to-day, says,
that in % counties heard FROM the gain for Reid (dem for
governor 30o compared with the governors election
of 1874 1t also announces democratic gain in the
legislature, and four wing gain-makng democratic
gain three members far heard from. The Norfolk
Argus of this morning states, the authority of whg
direct the interior of the Sate that the general i'm
preston is that Col. Reid is elected
The Norfolk Argus states that the wings have gained
in Craven and lost representative and that thero
is a wing gain of one senator in Chowan
THE MARKErs.-n the Baltimore market this morning
-four has assumed firmness than noticed In the
close OF last wee and day holders uniformly firm
SIS, which price some 600 bbs sold There u
sale of 100 bbls early in the morning "a 87 The ruling
price is So City Mills has been sold at IS l2A, which is
fair quotation to-day There is very little offered for
sale The grain market is shade BETTER and there
sales to-day the following rates Red wheat good
PRIME IS IS cents; ordinary good 60 to s.
white wheat 95 los IL TO Is cents; old
30 SO Rye 10 cents white A to 46 cents
yellow 81 to 81 cents.