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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10
Boston Market.

BOSTON, October 5.-CoFFEE.-There Is very
little doing in coee, the trade purchasing only In
small lots as wanted. We quote sales OF Java at
2lna22c, and Rio at 15HalSc per 10, gold. ST.
Domingo, in hand, Is nomlnally SAa61ac per 10,
gold, but no recent transactions In Mocha
nothing has been done and prices are nominal.
CoTToN.-The past has been very dull week
for cotton, and prices have again eased on. The
demand for consumption Is now very limited, SO
much machinery has been stopped for want OF
water and sales in consequence have been quite
limited. We quote ordinary at l3al3hc; good
ordinary al 14hal5Ec; low middling 16al6Ec,
and mddlng l6fal7c per h. including uplands
and Gulf. The crop prospects are quite favorable,
and for future delivery the article is offered OF
considerable concession.
DOMEsTICS.-The movements IN cotton goods
have not been TO any extent. but desirable Kinds
are sold close up, and In many instances ahead OF
production. Prices in consequence rule nrm.
Woollens have been in very fair demand and the
market sustains full prices, all desirable kinds
selling readily.
GUSNY BAGs.-There have been sales Of 500
bales at 19a2Oc. currency. Market dull.
GUSNY CLOTH.-Demand continues 10 be con-
fined to small lots at 291saS0c per yard currency.
Stock small, but demand falls short OF expecta.
tion.
HAY.-There has been fair demand for East.
ern and Northern at sl8a30 per ton, as 10 quality
NAVAL SToRES.-ln spirits turpentinc the sales
have been confined 10 small lots ar ilal2 per gal
In tar roSin and pitch no transactions Of any
Importance.
RIcs.-The stock is very much reduced, and the
sales have been confined TO small lots, at &c for
Rangoon and 81. for Patna.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, October 6: Business is
still mostly OF jobbing character, and the mar
Set In rather tiull condition, but about former
prices are retained. Sales OF 100 bags Rangoon
at 7a7Ic;15 bags Patna at SIC, anu ~ tlerces
Carolina at Szsa914c.
From the Journal of Commerce; The market
remaus dull, but prices are fairly steady. We
quote Carolina at 9a91sc. and Rangoon NJ 7aIac.
Sales 100 bags Rango0n; 80 tierces Caroilha at
quotations. anu IS bags Patna at SIsc.
From the Daily Bulletin, October I: we fnd
continued fair trade demand and steady prices
but there is no call for large parcels at present
Sales of 75 tierces new Carolina al 9a9Gc zoo oags
From the World: There Is still Il fair demand,
with former figures current on all grades. sales
of 25 terces new crop Carolina at ea91sc; 100 bags
Rangoon at 71sc, and SO bags Porto kico at s3lc;
firm, though in light demand. Small sales new
were made at ea993c, and Rangoon was quiet at
7a7iLc.
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interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGEBURG, October 7.-Sales during the
week l95 bales. We quote: Ordinary lie; low
middling 1211c; middling lSc.
COLUMBIA, October s.-Sales Of cotton yester-
day las bales-middling 1SAc.
CHARLOTTE, October 7.-Sales to-day l75 bale
Mt l4al4 l.10c. Market active.
ATLANTA, October THE market closed at
l3k cents for middlings: 1871 for low middlings;
l21s for good ordinary; 11H for ordinary. Tn
market opened quiet and firm, with good de-
mand; receipts light.
MACON, October 7.-Receipts to-day, 9i5 bales;
sales 71S; shipped 0lo bales. The market contin-
ues active, with strong demand, and prices
higher. Middlings at the close this evening read
lily brought l3Zc.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

1vrppoo1-per British bark Vinco-l4o0 bales
ppland cotton, rs tons phosphates.
EEw YoRK-Per steamship Champi0n-l7 oags
sea island cotton, 2l76 bales upland cotton, II
bales domestcs, 100 bbls rosin, 81 bundles paper,
Saies upland cotton, 100 bbls turpentine, l45
casks clay, so empty ale barrels, packages hard,
ware, % barrels oil. Per schr Wapella-1ol, 600
feet timber, IS, 600 feet plank.
PHILApELPHIA-Per steamship ] W Everman-
10 terces rice. 5S6 bales cotton, So bales yarn,
bales hides 45i bbls rosn IA sacks fruit and sun
dries. ,oo,,,o,
BALTIaoRE-Per steamship Maryland-433 bales
cottnn 81 tIerces rice 100 bbls rosin Il bbs Eth
wan Fertilizers, 22 bales and hid hides, % rolls
leather, rs tons iron, 1000 feet lumber, and sun
dries.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Septemoer.. !:
The market for raw Is not so active to-day, but
holders remain firm in their views. We quote falr
box at l03sc. The sales are largely for grocery
USE and foot up ops hhds at 10a11 4 for Cuba; 1o
1okc for Porto Rico; 121sa121<c for DeInerara; S.
hhds Meado at T1Ic, and 800 boxes Havana at
lOKall}5c. Refined continues to move quite
freely at steady prices. We quote soft yellow at
l2al2H, soft white at 127Ia1sc and crushed, pow
dered and granulated at 13Hc.
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The Long white Seam.
By JEAN INGRLoW.

AS came round the harbor buoy,
The lights began 10 gleam,
No wave the land-locked haroor strfeo'
The crags were white as cream;
And marked my love by candle'Dgnt,
Sewing her long white seam.
Its ave sewing ashore, my dear,
Watch and steer at sea,
It's reef and furl. and maui Tue nno'
Set sail and think OF tnee.
climbed to reach her cottage door'
oh, sweetly my love sings ,o,., cor,b
Idte a shaft of light her voice oreahs Ior'H'
nv soul to meet 1t springs o,a
AS the shining water leapea VI oiu'
When stirred by angel wings.
Ave longing 10 list anew,
Awake and In my dream,
But never song she sang like this,
Sewing her long white seam.
Fair fall the lights, the harbor lights,
That brought me In to thee,
And peace drop down on that low roof
For the sight that did see,
And the voice, my dear, that rang SO Clear
All for the love OF me.
For Oh, for Oh, with brow bent low
BY the flickering candies CLEAN,
Her wedding gown 1t was she Wrougnt,
Sewing the long white seam.
IGood Words for OCTOBER.
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New york Naval stores Market.

From the New York Journal OF Commerce, Oc-
tober The market for spirits turpentine is very
strong at 40c, owing to light stock: sales are So
bbls In lois at +0c. for merchantable. Rosins-
Strained meet with q fair inquiry, and With
light stock prices are higher and quite Irregular
strained common is quoted at $2a2 O5, with good
strained held as high as S215; sales are. 800 ools
low No. at So 90; we quote at 81 2oa2 Is for no.
Q; So 5oa3 for No. i So 5Oa6 25 for pale and extra
male
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, October 6.-CoTToN.-sales
OF bales this week at from Is to 1S cents per TO-
We quote from Is to 20 cents per 10.
CiIRN.-Arrivlng freely and retailing az 81 oo
per bushel for prime white and 81 "a for yellow.
TIABER-Arrlving slowly; market depressed.
Stock on hand 1000 sticks, unsold. we quote . W
Il cents .o.
TuRpEsrNE.-virgin dip 81 IS; yellow dip 81 so;
scrape or hard 81 to 81 so per bbl OF 2So IDS.
to the Dbl.
TAR.-Per bB., retail, So.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, October {: The market
10 nrmer: shipping Is quoted at ST 05a1 10. The
citv railroads. are taking so much that there fs
scarcely any for shippers The Second Avenue
took today 800 bales at 81 10; the Eighth Avenue
400 at Fl 05, and the Sixth Avenue $50 at 81 10.
There is allght trade In retail at former quota
tions
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THE CHARLESTON--N N

co, " CGerhardt, " Vince, Wagner Monsees,
Mrs weinberg, Williams e co, ~ waiEer; n Wahh Exans
] NM Wohltmann, Wi.ey, Walsh, Mrs LernoN,
and ESP. Experienced very heavy gales the en-
tire passage.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-left
- instan. Mise. To Mordecai { co. P G Tren-
holm, E Adger CO, B Fedmann co. Wagener
Monsees, J W Robins, Brown, Bischon
co, Campsen co, 0stendor1 co, hallroad
Agent, R Thomlinson & co, JeGords / co, Knobe:
loch & Small, c Llllenthal d co, E Il Stellng, W
Marscher, Mantoue l. co, E Perry, Rayenel q co,
W NJ Lawton, Chisolm. J Wuhrmann co,
Paul CO., Ravenel & Holmes, d GerdtS co,
CO. G W Williams CO. II Leidine, " Hammer,
H Klatte S co. Cacius ts Witte, Archer: Kama
paux Gonzales, Cobia & CO, Stenens, werner
Ducker, Captain Ingraham, Goodrich, VINE
British ship W Moody, Hilton. New York
days. Ballast. To Enslow CO.
AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship c " Lord. Post. Hayana-6 days.
To Trenholm. Bound to New YORK ana nav
ing experienced heavy head gales, has put IN lot
coal.
a steamer. supposed the Tlllie, from Galveston
for New York.
Sehr Emma D Flnney, Quillen, St Mary's, ca.
via Savannah, Lumber. Bound to Phlladelpnla,
and mas put in with loss OF rudder aho ieaEy, ny
having experienced heavy northeast gales; Ine
vessel was ut one time thirty miles nortn OF hat'
teras, and was driven back. on Cape Roman;
saw wreck with what appeared 10 pe oeao
body lashed to It.
CLEARED SATURDAY,.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New YORK
James .ldoer & co.
Steamship ] " Everman, Hinckley, Philadel-
phia-W A Courtenay.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, baltimore
P Trenholm.
British bark vinco, Doyle, LiverpooEH Card.
Schr Myrover, Brown, New Yor6-W Roach q
co.
schr wapella welton, New Tork-W Roach
co.
SAILED FRIDAY.
Sthr Zeta Psi Thompson, Philadelphia.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York,
October Z.
Steamer Francis Wright, -, Havana, octo-
Der 2.
Brig Williams, Proyard, Philadelphia, ocso-
Der 6.
UP FOR THIS PORT
Bark A Norris, -, at Boston, October s.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore, ocso-
Der 8.
MEMORANDA.
The brig Ii E Penneli, bound North, schrs W
Bradley for Boston, Frank Jameson for Philadel.
phia and Mott Bedell for Alexandra, va, pre-.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssl, 1CAT1oN.

fair inquiry; sales l20 tlerces OF clean Carolina;
say tie ces at 1916 26 at ~, 90 at s. so at SAC
am We quote common to fair at 7}saIA good
7yasHc. and good to common prime at SIC 9 10.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was an active demand
for these articles; sales about 200 bols spirits tur
pentlne at SIC Z, galon;3 bols b. rosln al 81;
bbls black at 81 25; 6s bbls No. at 81 80; 100
bbls No. at 81 4Oal 55 81 bbls low No. at 81 CO.;
1s1 bos No. at 81 TO- 90 bbls No. at 81; la9 bols
No. at So 80 q Dbl.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct noni-
nal; via New York, "a on uplands, lHd on sea
islands; by sail I'D on uplands, I'd on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwse-to New
York. by steam, Ic on upands and 1c on sea
Islands; 81 so p terce on rice; by sail, - on COT
ton: - a tierce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosin;
s7@s p N on lumber; ssG1o p on timber. To
Boston, by sail, 1z@%c 2 ID on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sal, So q NJ on boards, sc
p ID on cotton; by steam 81 q oaie on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c . ID
on uplands; by sail, 81 a NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; SO p ton on clay, and SS@3 30 on PROS
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c q ID; oy
sail, SO 5o@7 . N on boards; s3@3 25 p ton on
phos ohate rock. Vessels are In demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freignts from
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and SO
@l2 p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 2l@2lh.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sigh. checks at X OF, and sell at par; outside
they purchase at 4 OF and sell at y OF.
.GoLD-l2@l4.
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HoRTHSAsrERN RAILROAD.

32o bales cotton, 1o1 sbs naval stores, cars
lumber, muse, &c. To G W Williams Co. Grac.
sec & Smith, A Salinas, Walter & co. Frost j
Adger Mowry g. Son, Eachmann & CO, W Ryan,
& " Witte, a Mulligan, Caldwell & Son, Brodie
& CO, T Smith, Thursten &c Holmes, Reeder j.
Havis Pelzer, Rodgers & co, SteGens, Werner l.
Ducker. w Courtney & CO, B Boyd, Caghorn,
Herring i CO, Sloan i Seignious, Shackelrord d
Kelly, ingraham & Son, Gaillard L Minott, v G
Bee i CO, Wagner, Hnger i CO. A d Walker, U c
Thames, Bowling Il co, J Marshall, Jr, Barlen &
Parker, kinsman & Howell, 5 d Stoney, ] Wiley,
Bollmann Bros. ] ID Aiken, Mrs II Magill. Z Vel.
ling, Stono Phosphate Company, and Railroad
Agent.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

81 bales upland cotton, 3Dales sea Island cotton,
627 bushels rough rice, Is cars lumber, cars
wood. and mdse. TO Reeder Davis, " p Dow
ling co, a Salinas Il Wade, Wagner, Stewart
& CO, G w Witte, J Aiken co. Ravene u co,
" Z Zee Il co, J Hancke. Flshburne, W Glover,
VIC Courtney & co. T Maxwell, D Bailey, Den.
mis-, ] Pringe & Son, K Howell, r Green, NJ
Green. Yoigt, 8 Ladson, P Gardner. Smith, b
Meultrle, ] 4 . Martin, G Small, " II Maui
din, Geddis, W Readily. Smith, Moult ic. P
Maxwell, F LadsOn, G S Pezer, S Jackson, Miss
? Price, J A May, Hopkins, MCPHERSON co, and
Fraser Dill.
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Carriages.
X, S T A B L b E D S' s.
SEPH BECk kH A o 8,
No, 1904 Frankford Avenue above Girard Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Manufacturer Of Exclusively First-class
CAR RI A G E S.
Garriases.

c;S,1,.ss g. NEWEST STILES:
Clarences, Landaus, Landaulettes. naS GiGss- ss-
rouches' Phetons, Rockaways, &c, suitable iof OF
private family and public use. Also HeafSee ~
most modern styles and finish. ,.,,rod y
Designs and prices furnished when aesns ane in the
workmanship and finish second W non0 -
Fine Fins and varied stock completed, on mana anu
10 the works. ..o,o, attention.
AL work warranted.
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Isceipts by Nailroad, October 8.
sorTn CAROLINA RAILROAD.

24fo bales cotton 129 bales goods 9S bags rice.
To Pelzer, Rodgers & co, G Waller & CO. Mowry
& Son, Reeder j. Davis, a j Salinas, G W Williams
Il CO, W Smith, W Ryan, w Courtney CO.
W B Williams & Son, X Moorman J. CO, Frost &
Adger, Sloan & Seignious, A B Mulli1an, Wlss
co, T Smith, West & Jones, Street Bros, Cag-
horn. Herring & co, w Courtenay, bowling 4
CO, Wagener & Murdaugh, Wardlaw Carew, W
G Whilden g. co, Brodle 4 CO, Graeser & Smith, F
q May, Caldwell & SIN, Kinsman i Howell, Gold
smith & Son, and Railroad Agent.
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PORT CALENDAR.

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 1st, 3 hours, 50 minutes. evening.
Full Moon, 9th, hours, % minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 1Tth u hours. SO minutes, evening.
New Moon. 24th. 10 hours, l3 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 31st, hours, Al minutes morning.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, October 1.-The sugar market has
not been very active through the week, and the
sales here only cover about 5000 boxes, and at
Matanzas $500; but prices have been fully sus-
tained under the influence OF cable reports from
London and New York, and the market firm for
Nos II and 10 az to 9I reals per arrobe, or SAX
to sl5s per 100 pounds. shipped during the week
hence aud from Matanzas 2s,94e boXes and 4ss
hhds-of which to the United States 1871 boxes
and 4oS hhds, and balance to various European
ports-leaving stocks 10 the two ports equal to
iSO, 74e boxes and 1OSs hhds against the same pc.
riod OF previous year Of 49,, 100 boxes and CLIO
hhds,
Boxes. Hhds.
Shipments since 1870. .1,497SS5 1i0, ~
Shipments since 1869. .l,i36ls3 1925
Shipments since 1885,. ......l,is51I3 lO4,6Ss
Clayed molasses has been sold at outports,
small cargoes at to 35i reals per keg.
Leaf tobacco and cigars, rule about as usual
and factories have nearly all the orders they can
iii with the working material 1T their command.
The news from the country is not unfavGrabln
to the growing crops OF cane or other produce,
and we expect to realize this year the fruits OF ag-
ricutrial industry, without molestation by the
torch or knife. 1t is many years since we have
had so dull week. as our exchange list shows.
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5ewina alafblnes.

"wEEDn FAMILY FAvoRlTE LOCK-sTITCH
MACHINE.
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms or for cash. AL kinds OF
Machine attachments, Needless Cotton, tWnite,
black and colored,) SILK, OH, Soap, &C., DC.
Repairing as usual. Circulars ana samples oi
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELT0N,
General Dealer in First Glass Sewing Ma.
chimes and Material, No. S07 King street.,
augl7 Charleston. .. Y.
nR, BlNG'S PILE REMEDY.
For sale by Ds. d. eAhn'
july5
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MEMORANDA.
The brig Penneli, bound North, schrs "
Bradley for Boston, Frank Jameson for Philadel.
phia, and Mott Bede for Alexandra, va pre-.
yIously reported went to see. have been detained
by heavy northeast gales, and will sail first op-
portunity.
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Tile Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CuAKLESTOS NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, October s, 1870. }
CorroN.-The demand was TO fair extent at
an early hour, and prices were similar to those
prevailing at the close Of business the day before
but the inquiry Afterwards iessened, the market
became easier, and closed heavy at an 'Sa>ac = ID
decline; sales about 500 bales, Of which some 200
were sold the evening before; say 81 at lSA Sc at
13x, "A at 1884, go at II, 81 at lax, 1S at 147S, 40
at lax, 100 at llss, l44 at l42i es at 14 at Is;
and the day before: at il, 10 at AK, 2S at l41s'
81 at l4H, 81 at 15c We quote:
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THROUGH BILLS LADING TO AND
FROM BALTIMORE, PIIILADEL-
PHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The fine Steamship "SEA GULL" GSE&s
putton, Commander, will sail for, ,GA1lees22sEE
Baltimore on THURSDAY, 18th October ut half.
past A. NJ.
NJ Philadelphia Freights forwarded to tna'
city by railroad from Baltimore without audi
tional insurance, and Consgnces are allowed am.
ple time to SAMPLE and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot in Phladelshia.
PAUL c. TRENHOLM, Agent,
octlo4 No. Union Wharves.
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CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, Ocso-
Der 8.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, october s-NOon.-consols s2'sas2S.
Bonds ok.
ITvrRpooI, october s-Noon.-Cotton opens
onie,: uplands s;1aSAd; Orleans cd; sales 10000
bales.
Evening.-Uplands s1sasXd; Orleans Cd; sales
10000 bales. Red winter wheat es 9da10s. Beef
lbs Cd. Lard lis.
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DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
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AND TONTINE ASSURANCE CO.:
O F r H e - OU T Fl

No. 80 BROAD STREET. CHARLESTON, S. c.
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FOR EpISTo AND ENTERPRISE. VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. YOUSG'S
ISLAND BEARS BLUFF, &c.
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THINE TABLE OF STEAMER CARGO
FOR OCTOBER, 1870.
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MOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
g M IH M Essis4s2

GENERAL SUPER! ETLNur.Ai :: vrflCE,
CHARLESTON. :. G. ~ II, 1870.
IN and after sunday, Ma" 9th, the Passenger
rains upon nc Soa.n -. oll11a Railroad WI! rus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
MAINE.

PORTLAND, Aug. 15.-The recent contribution
to the political interest in the way OF the movement 60
bring forward Gen. Chamberlain az a candidate
LOT u D. senator seems to be quite likely TO
"orh something OF revolution in the quiet OF political
aairs here The movement has not been left to take
care OF itself but has been carefully planned and the
canvass of this county In the interest OF favor
able TO the Governor has been in practical hands and
well carried and 1t Is generally conceded that the nom
nees for Senators will be Chamberlain men There ia
serious questioning of the style of proceeding and many
excellent friends OF the Governor have regretted that
.n1 moscmcn' mas oech entirely personal matter and
think there should have been shadowed forth some line
OF policy TO be followed out since OF course all depar
lures from party conventonaes increase the chances
-oi DssaEng up md making new formations The recent
meeting here was web attended ana very scnsibly CON
Quoted. with few exceptions - ~ '~N' w.
There Ia Htte doubt that tina Dan,ocra,. a, thai, Zen
yenton tO,morr0w, viii nominate Gen Robarts but IL
y not very hkey THAI they mako great fght Tor
ani, riu n.ie WIN oe 10 real excitement At the ap-
pSohoAnx Vlecuon exceR regard 10 senator Tie son.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

MISCHIEF FOR IDLE HANDS-sOCIAL STATUS OF
THE NEGRO - MISCEGENATION - WOMEN OF
NORTH CAROLINA-THE DEFEAT OF THE RE-
UBLICANS-POLITICAL PROSPECTS.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 10.-If it were required to
characterize the state of North Carolina in word
think il might with toerable fairness be called slow"
So al least il seems to NOrtherner familiar only with
cities and thickly settled states North Carolina Is no
worse probably other states in the South but the
truth is they all slow" and behind the age The
bght that Slavery threw the manhood OF the SOUTH
making averse personal exertOn and teaching that
work was the portion of inferior will not be re-
covered from in this generation. You never white
men doing any ordinary work in this state far my
observation goes. They lounge about averns and stores
,ey drink and smoke and the Radicals but have
never seen any OF them at work The nearest approach
10 il was white whom saw in Greensboro super
Intending and giving orders TO darkey digging ditch
he stood over the black and him directions but the
idea ot taking a spade himself and putting the ditch
Though in half the time didn't seem TO enter his mind
80 long as the sentiment of let somebody else do your
work" pervades state, that State Will be slow The
only exception found 10 the general guinness anu acK OF
enterrrise In the State at AbDotsprg an account
of which place has already appeared in THE TRIBUNE
TO the general ideness Of great portion OF 'he "he
populaton may In some degree be attributed the evils
lately developed In the state. The Ku-Kux may DC re-
garded as striking illustration Of that excellent extract
from Dr. Watts
and Satan End. some mischief stl
For idle hands 10 do
would be out of the question for hardworkns men,
who home for rest and sleep at night TO engage ia
midnight parades raids, and outrages They coud not
afford TO lose their sleep The KuKlux lounge IN the
day and are lively night Their executive force IS
made up OF the donothings in society. will warrant
that if every barroom lounger and grogshop guzzer In
the state compelled to work hard honest
and creditabe living, there would never DO anything
.uore heard Of the Ku-Klux.
Society in North Carolina and the South generally
now in a most discordant state. People are divided
against one another parties which hate each sther
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17

plainly o. T. Government haters. In majority OF the
Legislature there is much trouble to be apprehended
The Republican party has been beaten IN the present
election through confidence. There mas oeen no
organization scarcely effort TO WIN the Dgn ana
the military movement OF Gov. Holden Tor the sup
preston Of the KuKlux took many votes rom he party
The Republicans will, by the present defeat, DE stin
uaed TO organization and excrton Tor the next ERECTION
but IN the meantime look out for sluahs