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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

there TIE a, To
by steam 900 bones Bacon At 2 Rosn 81 81 dj
sa I@n bush Wheat d d 80 pkgs Provisions and o tea Ls
al 2s 3D. ard 700 bales of Cotton avre 80
by &c. The charters Norwegian Ito ar1vel
hence to kSnore for orders with Petroleum
and "a additional Naphha North bark TO arive)
roa wilmington c. to Cork United Kingdom, with
ltsN bhls Spirits furrentne
SAN-Ihe features Of our Wheat week have been
tory holders the nnfavouhie Britain
oe Of room hay greatly Disappointed the trace AMI under the
Yond completing eght Liverpool and GlA
gov arr ae bat With falling oh in their imports and In are dely
ts
ntnihi the SUPP lies OF Wheat France prove be much
larger than business had anticipated and the hopeful
ance o. Their growing has gwen buyers the ADVANTAGE
the requirements " really large stated early In the
Autumn, thea she will require import largely
harvest and she depend Russia for supplies whatever
have vii be holders Of
Wheat Grin extremely light
weather We have had reason that
mand Tor spring the South demand
to eoutnue. they have no stock Of moment let,
the milling demand Sprg and Common Winter has been
i've The lower po inducing better demand the stocks
m The hands Of mes limited and tie absence % orders
shipping brands local mes are comarause Idle have
duco stock bush but the reduction
stock Of Winter Wheat = yervl limited 10
OF moment the unYOrahe
nominal the market Spring
uncertain last evening load Of choice No. Milwaukee
a 81 81 aaost the sales 76O Al for
No Milwaukee ahoaL Yesterday 81 63 for Red Jersey
Barley demand sales Of BOO bush Prime Canada West
Malt quiet unchanged; sales Of
= It, ue Oats dull and heavy especially MIei White
5ic snd Western Mixed white
sAosi track RE
and sales go bush s2a9 also, 5000
us rhine "e>tern f export al 61c, IN store NoIn ~ very u
lower and closes quiet and heavy the sales 80 700 bush West
crn AEcd ~ s ais closing at 6lc Western Whe at o. atsc
estep Yellow at bat dost southern Yellow al ei ntyc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
nArASA WREKIY MARKRTs.

U,v4g4 Mrrh 6.agaSt0cA waTeb0ue Havna 400 Naiat
M 1tfb bids hereps OF h etA al havana
nn Maanza aBl 500 hhds exported dunng t Hes
Havana no and 35D hhds ncndug
~ 10 bores and nh1- United States sngaI active
wing 10 te desire the holidays principally TO hupe
k 10 10 " qadl0. per arrobe Nos j ~ d. > 1lJi
reals per arrohe Moa,ses and weak A. 900 eA yer
.r-cb for Nos 49, 5ugarInen0 10 common n af
,spd Al b az reals Pair Good Refining hrn Al st~
reAs Der aTrob. Groccy grades quiet and steady at 4Ot r
M roe Cyed 5a33 Tesb heg hasco'AHo y "''
reals IN -. ht1 g.,
American Hams Sailed slbH+ib per qulnta
Amersn gnqar ~ qHintal Lard ~ h ~
80 Is0 4f5 81 Der 0rna fair demsnd at 90 ne -
per ounta Potatoes Joms2 per Dbl Tao" 81 ~
Der onntA Honey u dos rea per gallon NooPAst
quiet aud plentiful -. ,,-i.., s,.,... 80, ho, n,
% - 49, and sonerp ports United States - 35d
osr Logshed Sortrrn and Southern gor 10 10.
T,4 S SG0 per bOgsbead hoiaSses TO Northern ana
Sbn pos United stste - 711 ~ 70 to Famouh anu
order o hhds. a 4lS I'd o,... "A
rest and = decline expected TIE uud S't 20
Az, currency Ia prtuun; 81 dave gold loi@ll pfehluH
- ,gb g ia ~ premium. Londsn Li1H Wemuh IN
Pans 8. renu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
no,fvSTIC MARKETS.


Wnnixaros Mach 6spnts rnine qnet 20 a. ~
Rop INN At Crude lupcutne N'Ads % % 10"
Hard Is for Yelo~ Dip Virgin. Tar tesdg at - %
l6P0rk dull az ? - 7t hu oiet articles
unchanged MISUNDERSTANDING, 10. New s"rh Sshi premium
Gold. llf3. ,tr.., al l..
CIEyAyp March GPouT unchanged and duh wheat dn hut
better No Red 81 No z, al - sfd-l y"
Corn Dat, Gnrr Petroleum refined quiet but
tm, u zla2c n snail los A ar Crnde nothing dout
March l6-RAroad shpmnts nnimpor's our qet
unchanged Wheat .als O bush NO h"ankse Al
aAd 400 snsh. a. Corn quie' safes D." ",b
ifaeh
Barley neglected Donsy unchanged nets i-f
active steady sales 10 - a - o - hush
Is % 100 bust 81 s5dt' ~ rofA he LAu
qusa unchanged hgnsl nominal
March lh.Fanr nnehaugrd sse@, ~ DDS
a No hpdnr 90 70 Amber WINTER 30 % iof
While ~ p To- Double EIiTa Wheat STEADY SAFES I'ss
bush Red Indiana 81 q Com saes no bhsh 81 1 on e
Barley que Bay Oune NJ o. Rye b"minAiy 10" Tor
Western Meal - ~ for bei = ~ 'of unpoed r r~t
hlssd unchanged; Shorts -Si sbpsuab, sbG tH hhhHss
per Railroad fEeghh-Or Flour TO Boston DE 10
Ns--Yort 5se. Aibany. 49,
MErpHs 6Flour qne sud unchanged Corn IN AR Dc.
higher 66a6ic Dat dull 5sdf bacon
dull dToopng sboudss 3ie Clear sides H. foTs fei at
ALHASY Mareh 10 -wbes-gohing Rye quiet and eaL
Corn ssles OF Western e Low aud st or fh
Mined Barley qHst Canada 81 o. bay Qune 81 - osis
ToLEDo March lFour nBehsugsd and dali Wheat dali .hd %,
No. Red 81 Ntna5 Corn dali ssa ilads Law Mics
s;c Michigan <;.f dali gbfLstgei No 81 sc hhL
81 es,usssa 81 Tor sAbsAr D'sssse hsgs' 90 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

Louisville, March le.-Cotion imeG Mdilngs PIG.
bALrhoRr March btoiton holders
Mddings, 22c net receipts J2 bales; gross receipts bales
poIis-eotsNlse. % bales Pe j bales, stock 10
SAVANNAH March l6-Coion active. oherng good Miiiing
&st net receipts ~ bales Barcelona
Wise 80 bales; sales 900 halssi STOCK. u. % bales
MOBILE March ltCoi0n good deaaud holders asking hgher
rates. bu refuse; Mddlngs. "a receipts bales
5D bales stock. 4G2ls bales.
NlLSNGruN, March t-CoiiOn fm; Mddnr Pile. net rep
JIG bales; stock. AJ1J bales.
PHILADELPHIA. March lo-Cotou quiet Mldlugs. s2lc
Bw-ORLEANs. March lbCoion active M,dlnrs g2lc
net receipts, - bales l5j bales,
bales coastwise, bales bales. stock be
CHAtLEsroS. March 1T quiet Midilugs. le; net
cps 1Z bales epscoastNc TOO bales -a,, Zoo
900 bales
ST LOuis March l..-Cntfon hgher; Miiings 2lc
CIAciSSArL M4cn ltC0uOn dmer. gaoiaDy higher Ma.
Glny 2li Pc.
BosTos March ltCiyn lul sud depressed Mddngv ne;
t'cp l65 bales, 1JO bales ,4es, bales stock. $500
balrS
NORFOLK March tCoion steady Low Mddlnvs 2oic
cps 800 baes cKpons-eoasts a bales sales l5l bales stock.
$500 bales
GALVESTON March l6Coi'on strong; Good Ordinary 2 net
rec pts ll u4gs, eaoe-stF 80 bales, bas;
stock f0 20 bales
o. bales
ArGtrA March leCotu finn demand good offerings fair; Mid
dllsl -V4-' receipts, 80 bales sales. 40 1a.es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

Peg .0rer go" 17t .t. ,fGt .,
March Ia qkcs Ashes, pkg Ler,eaI bo1 bales "on
f-. Cotton Dried Fruit kls ntit l--a ''
tt Flour 81 n1 bush tYrl i .'i 'I'-
p.rrt 90 'i'H
& M. Neal 10 iaer HEMP 80 Hides I.9 bales Haes.
90 sides Leather pk-A Oh ,aAe 5 pse roiA - pig bee
g5 oEy, Cut Mea ~ GOT pAgs Lsrl % pigs
ssaru pigs butter l5 Cheese u pigs lao" ~ "Ds'
Id OIL 81 Dressed Hogs go Rec COZ lbs Ionae'1 u u1'
bhIs Oh r-.--t-- --.-.-- NIL a.
en- brace bills Flour. 80 bn nsAy ~, his ON ale
no, fqrr Wheat Ls23 husn Corn .
80 o. 80 hush R,e co.'s 4O6ao bush Barley 15'1
t.l fra,, SEED Beef 4Oq5 PORK "a l pigs tA
~ h. rl ufy Lard Lsrl. 1853 Dressed HOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

,-e 90 g72 bales against the previous week The
49, receipts since sept l. 1911, are 2S42s5 Dales
snst a65iT FOR corresponding period OF the previous
- showing decrease the present crop OF HOwt
k,rs The exports from all ports for the week were
q 10 Bales against lo6oo bales for the Same Week 1Se
-, r ,re ass 929 bales. against 2O0.J2 bales tor
.'.,e, rmc Last year. The stock at all the ports Is
49,. ,,~a,st ga so for the same date IN ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


foypox March M ons' opened ~ ''i Tor none md
sieadT United ntses
rsertv bo1ds 1875, - IJo5s old ~, o6is, g. Ten
Fortes get. .---t-..s I'll, en-.
IvVRpooL l6eW m -, otion opened lfm NiH-Ans
ia Niddlius Orleans J!allld Breadstnf dull
LnvDoS March l6l:J0 n-COnsos closet al ~ of money
rc vi fr the account United states FIVE twenty bonds looIs ~
Ises~ az va: 1865 glt Territories 85i 1890.
usrcn 6-l:gg m.@O.t closed trmi hiidlng
1850 Ia Nddpg Orleans i0Ils; sales Of the day. EOn
. co. lar SPECULATION export Wheat u per GENITAL oT Cali
lonia White and n for Red Wuter Lard, q per c"L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
financial.

4 SSIGNEES SALE Of the ALABAMA and
~ CHATTANOOGA p. Rim the District Court OF t4e la'"l
States Tor the Mds DISTRICT 81 Aahaman Bukrrutcv DO tc natter
of the ALBANIA aud Chattanooga Ha road t1up.ur bnr
susut 90 the said Court tr 18Th Gay March
l83 the uuders-a Anees aihupc7 4 10 Alabama -Gi
Chattanooga Railroad Cpnu1nv hereby notice That they will
sale for cash p-Hc auction, az e Aeau Bn Do Ae CHS o.
Alabama MONDAY the rui ta7
April, 1871 all railroad 4J Com from
MeHiln state a-pp 10 IT, terminus AZ
luhsche Ia the OF tennessee together with It's franc
mel. rolling stock, macuehors dcro water stations road
bei. nscAert. other right interest
estate Eiaostfr vcu converted Dr. said Albania ami Nla
tanooga Railroad COnusny bY deel OF tu =
eutei the nineteenth da7 n Ircrlie ld 90 >eih Aa4
Dane Joll Demerr Tlse tng-lcT will e mschue
mach and and uluus D. ihr Y ~
tiattan0Oea % me
of tie INST mortgage bonds %
said Railroad Conn and 90 Oh" Lea ~ r Eoe and owners oi NE
0f To- Che amonn
fortreven huu.rc aud t04 dollars and subject 20 Tie
l of the Alfam interest AID on SAID fIst mort
bonds Islt hundred aai I NO inolau We
suec o. The further ien 81 he >a-
Alabama for suc d hereafter pa GA 'l i mo s--g
bori much of said Road suhec lien of the state o
will be Should lien favor OF tue
Georgia he settled and adjusted 20 the day Of sale Aforesaid
tbenth esaIdR Road will be sold dsincnmnertz thereof
SAM. B. JONES, Alabama AMI
JOINS BAILEY Chattanooga Railroad Company
M0nfc0urrg Ala. Marru -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE current num-
re monthly report Of the Bureau Of statistics 10
- nd IN a few days, will contain an elaborate and
y ,,rre and Of foreign and colonial produce re-
Is. T., exported from Great Britain each year RON
ga inc usive 20 each Of the countries where her
- @ j. carried on. The following table shows the
60 --fill cxports OF each Of the above classes or
- .. at intervals OF nve years curing tle peilOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
LAPOk1s FNOn sEFf. ! I6lI. ~ nArG.
CT Britain aud Other

Hattie nar,e 3aet hgl holders arm quote SEPpns
~ quiet but steady at 81 oa ~ - for Long Rye
| s.4 &c iurS short do and g. a5c Tor Dat
WOIASSES-Foegu remains du aui prices uomnali Domestic
piboat chang. sacs IS bhls 6506c orNer-Orea4A
NAVAL SIORES-Smuts rurenne BIAS been very limited re-
c without BUYERS Rsn h been quoted easier "'h
arr a uo.ere sales ot l,e hbi Stained 50. and -O
" ashIns.or snd - 5oq ~ 6.l fr Wilmington.
N-r len lsei li unchanged without aoa. change
l'rS market Tor sone umt past ls I1rs e is Voc ,'
liberal ut and cve arrivals and ihe m94ri t -,
Abatement h.s been made DAILY Pork ior the W
I1liys business has been done smoked meats
ne.. large te decline and the prospects Tor
tbs Summer months certainly not very aie-s " nave AJ,4 70
t-.s have constantly had the advantage ln Prime Ness
his becn nsa" ratae lai prices 'f. entirely nominal
ire l-n, - -, ' KS hos ecsi s@ir.t l5-
g-s and az g oBv u les hogs - Nnrese supply 4 PORK et
present prices oi Dusaes- would ad ready sale
business pos'ra'e an as consequence labor poorly
rewarded and t1e consumption Of annual 'o greatly re,c'et
va ullsi IT, i S f,- ,t. o., zs,tb, Neg
,tH S'' 1, lime N +13 - Ana 20 bIs Western
s. les OF rs 4b al AIN Mes and 200 RI ior Extra
N. Te-re Be- Prine wanted h1 stock Of all kinds 8
r ere AMI uonnai =lJas 3 Tor Prime Ness
AMI sla4 ST. i'f il' H-'si nee. 80. t,, ,i.st-
terlizr a-ut. MAINLY d. buyers ia'o except On
sla old s sales ;O s al 4c ot Hama nv y'5e s " oAI
shoulders 5ic. ana 2, tcs heavy Pek-l Hams at Sc baA
.a tevr; sales of yo boxes a. c igi Long
C.r s.t - Short C- shor, Ribbed at7lc and
Long Dressed Hogs are without ehaleei we .uOe
5s - and W E for City. Larl "a YER good leii
s,a.t higher closing sedyi sales Of f0 At IS an e 40 c
for y" }; 3 t'f 10Y l -HH- io- f4 2" iN' .'
o Kettle Rendered oI utufe oeve saies Of '' @ steam az
st., .es seller Jane Al gir and 10 cs Prime &C.
sRoN SHw,.oaS RON THE WEEK fNoN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

o ny 40 II NII,N HN'Nh ,I -'I'I -, ~ -
Receipts for Che llll cattle $500 hogs t9 htef. ship
monts90 cattle 6l9 hos s0i sheep Corresponding week IN
o-l-Eeccpfs. giU3 l25U hogs. 1f2 Stiueni
9 200 hogs sheep Market o cattle steady demand
good fair - 20, medium good @5a IS "
prime shipping. -5u #t q, 20 isarT 80 N - ~ Hogs
du sas e range g 4Ja co. wtJ - 81 - 20 sheep
hln and m,h hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18


CGFFEE-I,a.s arr descriptions mi IoSerug her
Rio gef Lre and al Baltimore 40 bags per
F0TR syD MEAL-The sprt of Flour market the
ps prosecuted ute change nom the previous week The sf
e.- a-. tie .orner .tipmen Europe large concession
so ave 10 be- made md tAf s,iei 1'e ,l kru o h , r1s
loser ems Girls active Family sold we'll
~. IN r esa .piv Pom ,s We., Inc south west and he south
" elu prc-s are Ie5''. higher han on he aboard
elrret market 10 couHtTs absence Of
ne -o.fls ,or s, csage ID TIE ehsracier Of M irad are
no T . sl Moderate agp,lr Ther Ss, been bot ID,
a. rsa4or 4r, Holiers of sphng Wheat
. ~ 10 10 tsve t,e 10 ,ed zoe PEI bbi and even
. eolosot her has been oB moderate trade In Shipping
y" stpH sna soilg has been done them for efpor
a. '.cA o. t'~ ncang The errts Of ibg week are Is 15
year r. 80 lbs Beadsg n 81 Europe
'o'rs rea ooqoere bot 1t present there appear
rsass as srl bas % s e S ' ,oSei t%
hesvy The Low aud Medium
.isae' A. r-fef' 'a.rs ol . aoo b4s We quote
80 49, sos Z Quo aeonsloop. o., %
..s ri. oi;aa 4 ono S p l.s. o,c: S$ IS
s.s fsse' co.: tos 90 White whs., ns, , -
s,sse. EIrra, s7se - Double 500 50
-,.' soS 81 81 S : S Ssse, f IN ia
ose MeS sa 20 s.s s.' RIsf . s,saa s5s
ssissrh Flour without he dsss.sa hght e an
T.udy .ss Of sr: So sse We saoe
sSsS E Es 70 .s ga S S' y s s u .
Re Flour or demand steady sale. Of 70 b We quot,
e. g Fo% s,s. .5a zoe - 70
aes far demand and unchanged sales Of $50 bbs
ZEN Ms. Jersey . es3 s. Com Me. srr,.. 90 ss. rs
s.,, Meal ws.sp sSS 20 Corn Meal Br Is 90 IS q
Jsr.S b, Nssi-Pns wh al . sOqsi SIS Yne yellow o. Is
ss % Neal 81 20s 2s Coo DO Io4 81 Gfourd
Flow = more plenty Of Family brands 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

TIE SEVEN PET CENT GOLD LAND GEANT BoNns
Of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE ~ o. and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE. MORRIS s Co.. No. IS Wall-st. and
GwYNSE. Johnson * DAY. No. ID Nall:st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

small amount Of the CHICAGO, DANvnIT AND
vrvcENNEs First Mortgage seven Per Cent COLD
Boyrs f.r sale at %. As the Road is finished. and
sarnin- much more than its interest, the price Is
,SEy low. Apply 10
W B. SHArTvCK & Co. Bankers
o9 N3-sar--t New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DEVvEE CITY RAILROAD
Covp,N1's FIRST MoETGAGE BONDS are being alb
sotr-l iy an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by a first mortgage on the
Ron Land Grant Franchise and Equipments. COM
bred in one mort gage, they command az once
rad market.
A Llh.iai Sinking Fund provided I'M tie Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
q, lm Principal and interest payable in gid.
l, crest at eight e per cent per annum. Payable
81 arualy, free Of tax. Principal in thirty
years. denominations. $1,000 $500, and 500 Cou-
pos lr Registered
Prices, and accrued interest. in currency. from
E. -...-. -. So.
E-. Circulars, Documents, and Information fur
bls..l.
q--.tees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New York.
Ce.. now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the III
designed, who unle sitatiuEly recommend Them
TANNER 4 Co., Bankers.
No Il Wall-st, \, w-Tork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
Chances tor Business Men.
alusieGl jnstrrmeuis.

LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
= SELL cheap aosei purchase Call a. NJ
4. NERRELL s, No Union,q1ire 10 Forril-iyel
EOR SALE-An excellent secondhand Ma
/ THUSHEKS COLlBRI PIANO. Price. $3.50 st EDWARD
FISCHER co.'s 70 East Nnth-st. opposite stewara
DAVEN & Co. ARE SELLING their new and
HI IMPROVED 7tOCTAVE GRAND SCALE PIANOS
Direct from Mandatory. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Iig sad ISL Bagter-st one ioor from Grand
IN SECONDHAND PIANOS, MELODEONS,
AMI ORGANS TO RENT until tue rent money pays O TIE N
.lrnment. ON and them WArERS y iN Broedway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
rrronr, rnor .syr. ! ls1l 70 pArI

yRhI6HfSTis nsrie has cun unchanged from
ysasSd4y he ofsribss Dsb q PIOyoLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAY COOEE 4 q

JAY COOKE y Co.
are now offering the
$50 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS
At par ana accrued interest ID currency.
N.l tLcT
AMPLE SECURITY
HIGH RATE or INTEREST
We believe there is no investment accessible 70 The
peorlc which is more
PROFTTAELE Oh SAFE.
AImarketable securities received ia exchange at
Their iglest cash value.
He'..4.o FIve-Tweates and III desiring to- invest
r liable bonds. VIII receive fail particulars On ap-
pi.sI9u to banks and bankers throughout the coun-
tr,.o,.o JAY COOKE \ Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

lv..u- are the values OF exports lOr the var
&C., ,u--s tauns merchandise 10 the Vaiue Oh H'e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-25
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Senator.
JOHN POULSON CHANDLER, Christiana hu
Representatives. :, -,
BENJAMIN Fraim. Iranaywinc Hundred.
Thomas l. J. Baldwin. Mill Creek =.
SewclI c. Biggs. Pencader =.
Albert .. Newton. Red Lion :,
Utjah S Wier. White Clay Creek .
William s. McCaulley. Wilmington
Richard Ferguson. APPOINTMENTS
Levy Court Commissioners.
Isaac N. Lodge. Brandy wine Hundred.
Adolphus husbands, Christiana
Gardner l.. Jemison. New Castle .
Joseph ". Cooch. Pcncader .
Thomas H. sharpe Wilmington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-25
Darkios Tricks.

D. H. Gusts. President of the Grant and Wiz
son Club publishes a notice in the Commercial,
signed by G. ID. Rollins, Secretary. which says:
"Look out for the fraud This is to caution
the public not to give any money to Joseph smith,
barber at Sixth and Pine streets. for the Grant
and Wilson Club, as he has never been authorized
by the Club to solicit money from the public"
That is a blow to Smiths reputation. But the
deception Is not much more than is done daily by
the Radical party. The difference being votes in
stead of money. Doubtless Smith knows that the
white Radicals baseball their hopes, if they hav
any, to carry the!election success which at
tends their efforts to cheat the negro into voting
for then, even to his own injury hence Smith
follows in the wake of his white Radical friends
and undertakes to secure a small share of plunder
before the election comes of, pretty we'll assured
as he is that he will not be able to get any after
ward
That was, perhaps, smarter darkey who under
took to gather the circulars, with the accompany
ing "bread and pies'o which the Radical party
distributed in the residences throughout the city
on Tuesday. requesting articles OF food for the
parade tomorrow night.
These tricks are very trifing compared with the
"Leek and Stocking"t yindles and the Credit Mo
bilier enormty, through which some of the "great
bugs of their party became rich and the Radica
papers excuse and defend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-25

who is called in IL eolunAs - good and faithful
servant" faitifa' is an sscsnsnt word II itt thess
refers TO party ssrviee. M IN
But since our neighbor disp,ays sn unccne ale
delicacy in answering At oil the latter que tio4.
w will give him another Hop much credi does
t.e u. s. Marshall deserve for his part (pe aaps
the Commercial! can best tell whether any one
else, and If 90, who, was also concerned therein, !,
in the impo, tation Of Philadelphia repeafeys to
vote at the last general election, which should bs
still fresh in the minds Of our citizens in the COM
Portable quarters for the night provided at the
Custom House for said repeatsrs. and in tAsir IN
successful journey to the lower portion OF this
county! .gI
When the Commercial! answers satisfactorily all
our pertinent questions we will then be ready to
talk about rendering credit to " hom credit is due
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-25

he California papers, IN speaking Of Arizona.
are Aalkiae Of .dianendspasehss:" - they wsfs
~ hmiltk and - nu,h household words a. "po-
tato.pat@A Ass. cr srdsn and truck patches -
Thak thsns are soms prscious stones found In An
zona or Gkouests bofders. 10 row probable. The
"OriR,nai Diamond Discovery and Mining Com
pany" has, according to the San Francisco Chron-
icle" received q small package from the fields
many stohes In WHICH were merely quartz crystals,
but others were, upon examination by competent
lspidasies, pronounced genuine diamonds. Iheis
we're also some sapphirss and rubies. All these
stones were however, Of little value. On the 9TH
or hand. parties are constantly coming in with
quarts OF beautiful stones. which h-not intending
any pun-psove only worthless quartz after all. =
They report that bushels of these stones together
with small rubiea, and garnets, occasionally. can
he ssen ON tho Little Colorado. 1t certainly ia
Suspicious that. among the quartz crystals brought
by these independent parties, precious stones are
never, by any chance, found; while in the Packa-
gee sent to the organized companies who have
shares to SELL there are always just suficient
Aumbsr Of gems to whet the appetite for more.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-25
NO popcINc!

The Commercial persists in saying that The
T. S. Marshal dese,res credit for performing his
6ouaden duty. and refuses to answer our question
chow many OF the thirty jurors empanelled were
DemocraisS" The reason obviously is, 1t does not
wish to acknowledge that for the trials of alleged
political offences which were calculated to effect
the general election, and for the trials Of alleged
political offenders. all of the Democratic party, and
Democratic appointments, the U. $. Marshal Sc
lsotsd partisan panel, Of which it has twice spo-
ken its approval. We say not one word, pro or
con, about the individual jurors, but simply refer
to shs fact that panel on which there were but
fire, Of It most sir Democrats, was partisan one;
and this We think, is = self-eyident proposition
That two OF three Of the twelve jurors drawn, BY
tho accident Of chance, were Democrats affects not
the issue, and cannot be accepted as an answer.
The Commercial cares no reply to the question