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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

bales Monday the Of tho market Arm sales 300
bales liverpool unchan ged. sales ~ 900 bales Tues
dsy moderate demand from sinners at E lower
prices; saea 1872 bales MdDg l5c liverpool was quiet:
Orlands Bed Orleans Sod sales 5000 bales weines
dsy the transact were fair at t decline saea 1850
bales MidIng 'sc liverpool stcadier quotations
changed bales Thursday the market was 1net
was unchanged Yesterday the tone Of the market WA
frm Gplands sized Orleans 7s sales 1000 bales
The receipts this week 2122 bales against 5SlS
bales corresponding week last year and the foreign exports
4Tao ba AGAINST 30 4oS bales IN 1874 The totals 70 far
loving table w,l show the totals ~ each port
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Total .............. g. 57 3lAl2
Shipments o. P0rk Jro'" ch'eqlo 1874 aud ls55.

Total............. G3957 3l.Al2
sh,1%tnn o. ivrk from cncag 1874 aud ls75,
From Is, January to 18th l7sS5 bbls listsi ols
From let Nov. 10 sh July -" JGDols 1850 bbs
Stock Mess Pork in 81 Louis 500 bos cn Mas Ar,
stock in MIv aukec. 5000 tb,s. OF Pork.
The foregoing statements have beeo compiled from official
PORK shown by the official Published statement at
me Produce Exchange is ta, tho e,p9 OF PorS from all
r;s Cped states 81 $40 b.rc shot tbs season Of
for dsse while the published statement Of shipments
bcago rrnm list NOvsn 514 ~ 9Th July 1872
a. 7sG bbis more time las, wear,
Ia. The dencienrr gone 10 Lat Angnsi and Septeu
was there nom Europe and part of pn into
barrels II 1t took the place If Pork and shipped
fair stock Of refuse this old
Iruse wants win have u be Supplied with Ness
W. likely have Box Ia Returned The snip
menis 80 far are quite e,ual Ia Last al this
STEARIN duh but unchanged Prime Western Is held at
l6'4c while lec il bid Later We heal Of sac Of 20 tcs
"ssTGXRs-r6e market for Raw sugars is strong with
inquiry from reners sales Of - bhs Cuba Mus
80 nnds Por,o RIO at s,sc; we quote Pair Good
Suing Cuba s'sds'c IIime do at siasste cenir,fu
Yellow lOis4 a. soft White l4dll% c fof Crushed
Tor Powdered and @ - isI .5an null,
WHEY i easdcr and quiet sales Of 100 bbl- at 81 90
Circular Of date Our Hgwines market for the week
closing 10 Law has with increased demand
asye 1s 1i 70 s Ss ON on
?h ie@ $50 nb az 81 FL and since THAI date
Tie price has ben q - III ~ & y am a ~ az
vhir M the very considerably reduced Al
cobo tax laid demand much IN excess 81 the sap
p with sales Al - .? az - ion Alcohol isi s1po'
CENTS u ighwnes and Alcohol 800 bbs sales o High.
wines sD Aoo 600 bbis s,ock on hand about 5ooo bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

ye nominal the sales 400 bush new crop
Jersey 05 fairly active and closes lower and
unsettled the demand chiefly for expert the safes are
for SAIL and store on private terms; Western Yellow OF &c.,
State Sound yellow atClc.
the past have been pubhed The following figures
given Area under wheat 367 900 average YIELD
10 BUSH total YIELD 5s72OO0 BUSH which, at the usual
allowance per and for would have left surplus Of
nearly 100000 BUSH but figures Register General
however would appear 70 dissipate this hoo He gives the
wheat 1856 yield. 1850 bush
for the total YIELD 1850 las bush The requirements OF
the population will leave deficiency Of $500 bush
sVP l.. 1874.
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WOOL MARKET.

Bosrvn july 2-Msrket Inactive but there is demand
for Coning and Delane Feooes and Medium Feoccs but
little dong aud
prospect favorable change preseni fn- Flc"s arc
neglected although prices Arv uiI eeIc toaot 2sa tas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

yor future delivery the market advanced lsa &C. ON me
.Iiv and sod &c on The late inoAth WIN ept
1,au AZ the Improvement sales follows all Oh DasB OF
1ow Middling; 49,. ron ,.,--c. .no
lss,sc sepemScr 500. lfsaac go "A 7le oer,6,r 500
is. BOO January, 600, u 10 lhsc req
fnaiy BOO II isc 200 "a ,lc totsL 300 bales gS'eI
dlys coAng prices ny IL %s@ ts;e A I I'm
Der "a coli sssc December u ,sel4 Jsnnary T. .;
isasi5s: May Is isal sc; june l54alS AaIke c
fr, safes today up TO InAuglsi, eOI ls'st' sOO
h. 900 II e.; September 1900, l4ic go IA is;
800 500 l47se Soq 80 'ss &c., 900 "a ,
Ids iaie 500 u.s. E9yen,er 79o a. a as,ee zoo
500 90 l's Ja 1G% aSc ra Il Se i 100
II W iO0 lls,s 200 l4ssr 100 J.. assc 100 IA Iec
arch 100 IA iS:sc 100 IA ssc april 100 IA le May
its i5,c 200 fssssc. total 1900 bales f1snd total
% 200 bales a., - -. ,..
A. EasfOns Couon hepoitioi the VICE. CHUNG
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bales same time last year.
~ & ssss ssSs sS $ss
ad S hs yS We have ta'
sspS ssGs a the 0S 1ii SS
Sss IN Se and
stock Import Of o week 5000 ba;s inc1d
1as A%S's se
Algeria q City q Montreal Idaho
KicPstcck. %. BremOn-steamer MoSel $50
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbis day week We left our Flour
market very and fairly Srs a. s
w s s yys go sn G O @
but Monday the wet weather fresh impulse to the
market ard prices again rapidly w more rye
&c for SHRo a BAT 9 avoe cn
snssaay y't the Excitement was very great
The sales LARGE the s s ana s ann ID WE n
Ssf a s s
Il their views on the spot however large business resulted
and strong feeling prevailed at s 19ss D G pss
on and The absence Of liberal supply spring Wheat Extras
nssess wa the ns 0S
Wesrn Extras s. S. put it,, %SSt hsl1 7 de-
large Gone Family brands OF Mime ga at the
the extreme prices then current The movement IN Wheat al
The We falling Of Mny leading ny are so M Of n sup so
rapid Advance in Wheat in tho interior YESTERDAY
n Sn FoSa S ny aSns 4, 'e Change
IL England checked the demand AMI material decline
this dd extend tie better grades thoagh TIE UPWARD
quite subsicd and The make closed TAME grad
o %" DcSe 1856 sGH S F %ss hsx" done
owing to the raDd yance IN Ios e b hs
spending year The sales Of the week are !26oo
s eD ha e and n to Freely dsns wod have
10 be- submitted Most holders decline TO yield TO sell freely
stesder with portion OF the decline recovered Sales OF
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

n.
coFFEE-Thc market for Rio is quiet though frn with
saIas 81 bO BAGS per T. & Warwick 9l2 bags per same
S1o hos pr Johann, and 4l9 bags sanio per Wleisnn
III @ ,y,s moi transpirj st Baltimore there was a lar
Susnsss accomplished at in former hgI sales OF dioo
1oS ,er GRAY IA de 80 bags. per Aquidneck al
o0c. we quote ordinary cargces at l1hHl1@c; ihr 90
IsTalaac good do aal9'2c. and prime do at 1870
l9sc gold. . c-.... ..,o,,.. -or, .,,;a,
IN, hoers are firm Iriccs without quOtahlC change
ased standard of classification ~ ore sept
is7f and on plaoi Cotton store running In quay not
noe an Ali y1pie above below the grade anoed
Ordinary is St1c Docu Or'ai>' ifE 1919 IA iole
GOOD ord Low NdGlIDg. Ia Goth Niu'iO1
baS.A on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

Stock Pr0ci.fons IN rCrteans Jug l. Io75, a"d sane time
last
July l. 1875. June l. 1878. July ]. ls7i.
Mess Pork bDs. ..4,lJ3 4,sB7 2,vS
Otaer kinds, bbls ZIG 3Sl ~
Consumption.
MAY 1875. June, 1875. Jnne, 1871
Mess PORK bbs 6476 1880 5.1Jl
Psceips 81 PORK in SewOrleans 1873 1874 and lS74j
July l5 From sept 1873 10 July 10 ls1i 63J53 Dbis
from sept. /, 1874 to July, 1870 "a, 1876 bbs
StUk Of Pork in Ne"- YORK JWy 40.
July .bbls. AZ, 500 JT2j8
Less shipments Ia 18th July wiihou,
nome tdht '-oo
ON receipts 90 o''oo eNooo
July 49, stock bbls ........... A 093 $4,000
' lstoci Of Pork in Caicayo Juy 10
July 10, 1870 July is, 1874
Mess Pork ............... G2.19, 3l,il2
Other kinds. l,lb2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
NTASTERs SALE.-Under Decree of Fore

MASTER' SALE.-Unuer Decree or ore
wi closure the OF the Rockford Rock lslani
sp IS tc" Rrp% ~ H SbTF
fSh I'M SoETHEkS RisTRIGT o. IidLJiS,oiiSS T.
EH%SSh AS6 's%H'ff%PHsHIs
nfhSt 81 ss x sd s
decree 2; the said Court T fp'f1eH AZ y the
HENRY W BISHOP, Chaneery Of said Court. VIII
St pu Ss, Auction o. 01s Rs s
AID s eniS S a = IN the
Of sad Iastmentoned day OF The Republic
Chicago CHIC COUNTY Cook illinois, and directed
The MoRTGAGEp PREMISES described in the bin Of Q,
Sa pIoaSord Rock Island and st. louis Railroad Company
with all branches ami tracks 20 the coal mines owned or leased
grounds coal lands other lands all depo station houses
coal haas or er bns ard ali
and machine shops also all Kinds OF rolling stock OF
S S saa oecn Rock an end s - us aro
a, 5"a Of s ea for e oprang
FOR operating and WORKING any OF ITS coal mines or ny
the said Railroad and also al rights claims and belets
paI 1ha 20 mi sn as
or Nth any Other Psri S Ss any Ss nn a
ances belonging. and tho reyersions rmanders
H esates rshs titles and interests whatsoye well q
law in equity OF the said Rockford lock Sianu' au
aEals caa Of HS%T SrSn and ns1c
WITH AL the ir-ncio.s ana AK Pnernra be,onriny
10 said Rockford Rock Island AMI ~. Louis Railroad Com
pany said orion and Mnersyile Railroad Company of
sier shem which is in the possession OF Siiln
H. Ferry Receiver and all other property rights franchises
and things shall have been acquired ~ purchase OF
otherwise by the Receiver during the peneIoy OF TINS
connection with said railroads and shall be NJ
the time thereby dccreed in his or 70
which he may ente together property and
no, In separate parcels By the terms Of said decree two
thousand dollars Of the bid at snch sale y 10 De
paid by the time oil sale ana Jr me
balance OF the sum b. the purchaser Mt said sale the
Master authorized receive such purchaser In Leu o.
cash of and unpaid bonds coupons
issued by the mortgages of June - 1865
or October 49, 1863 in said decree, certncaes Of
indebtedness issued IL lieu of OF said coupons At sr PEI
cenage as said the approval OF said sale
For more particular description Of the said property.
reference can said decree. HENRY w. BISHOP,
Master in haucerv OF the Of the United states
for the Northern District of Illinois.
Dated July 49, 4. ID. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
FORTS PROM sErr, J, fs74, TO DAIk.
38,i37,68S 1924, S53 43.062.4il
Great Britain Other Foreign u

Totals 17,b9O.G2l l4Z44so Iv,iSi -
Grocery grades and in fair request Cuba Refining
S5af9e rice. loa54c and New Orleans at 6oa1se
graphic dispatch Cbareston Of s date 70 the effect
that bbs Spirits rnfp s. m ana bbs spts sSc
100 bbs price 200 bbls Good strained osn q 90
wi %gc9 0smSa g SS% ss T g 30 for Wash
ii nefon and md Wilmington Pitch s9as2 I2la
are generally unatelea opi iner for
strictly spot II C. for August Cases 5als &C. Tor or
Crude softer tone and s n w a. r 81 lo o"rs s
for spot and 9c for August AZ Phaiephaad heah
sSaay s, a. i1 sm nor spot 54S r august
from the sources Of supply are as follows vsIs
Gs 81 Sa s Us 9 Gy 4ai' oe qsf
81 Olh~s OH Parkersquet and steady ohi'eo loci
PROViSIoNS-At the date OF last we left our Pork
market firm very quiet since then We have had more
active demand both for spot aud future ana P,e or he
future and to note considerable advance IN siss
In Prime Mess and Extra Prime not enough d.s 20 Sl
improving prices To-day the narxct without inlpor
ne trade ere buying ana h tsty dw s.r
sales 80 bbs dess $2l 20dS2l % 100 bgls Extra rr
sl8 future delivery we hear o. LOO bb, see IL
Quiet but irm sales ~ bbs Prime Mess $l0d$lO 80 for
Extra SIG for Packet Beef Hams gIsdt en, seady cI
shoudersi lie. for Picked do l2e Tor SMOKED 90; az
for Psasa q seiS r smGsS a0 1900 l'
* M average at 2c Bacon 5 but quiet; supply mod
Hogs are sady in 1aT demand Is f
tie future but with brisk demand the decline was chey re-
ceEered safs 500 o se Prime Inc ess Scam Tor Is Tor New
Western future delivery we hear OF 900 tcs seller
August at l4iisalisc 4cCO cs, seller September i4'is
BrigeThe market since our choice grades is some
what 1r bnt prizes rae aSo STEADY a. our
western rcsh gadesl meet with fair demand at steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
FRon SFw YORK FOR THE WEEK END

Total 1858 l.s2iOs5 7s4,li3 SO 5.727,2s2 4o,5o2
TOTAL sINCE sErr l, 1874.
Pork. Bacon, Lard, Beef, Cheese, TaIow,
las77l lSolsI4ll 9ss25 o. 40 547772s 25,sO2ois
From The incinr1u Price CUrrenf Jliy IT,
COMrtfLD STOCK IN MAY l.. -
1875. 1874.
STOCK Nav Winter Cure Meats ID 40 l5k0OO 45,J660O0
Summer LO.......... lS3lOUO 2,0OOOD
Total Winter anS summer ss3 900 a.. j6c 900
since MAY l. 2U4lS5OD 2I,3ioSOO
e,upposed stock July I5 ...... 81 50i.5OO 2S2lG7oo
1873. 1879.
Commit ID stock Mess Pork May j,
bbls. ..-.---...-......-.- 2UI2t IOulJ
Sl,rnents nce /. less 4.35 11SJ
Srnnoscd stock JnIy Z .............. 229S9 200
ne Pork reported above on the LIST OF Nay was
jb greater than indicatedb by ne reported piodnc
during packing and the reduction b. ne, snip
other words there were 49, DDS made ana
reported Receipts from lst November 1873, 10 date l1i
Jny 1875 have $3.50 bbs, making total supply Of
81 81 bbs, the shipments for Time being J496l
bbs which would leave q remainder Of stock now on
OF 1924 bbs against 2 ~ Dls as conpuiei above
Meals Hams 1t claimed By opesfors here that
the actual quantity IL several million pounu- less
Professions ia Liverpool on JUN !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
81. JOHNS, p. R.-Brig LAVA Costa.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.
china. GlGSs.
md E'1J AenlrJre.

Tie following the imporaons OF general merchandise at
the port Q. for the week ending July % 1875
No fkgs. Value. No. Pkgs Value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
Hnantial.


A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
IA bought by the Oil establishsd house OF
/ ALBERT II. NIGpLAY 90.
Stock Brokers and Auci )neers,
No 43 pine-st., ". Y.
BChoice T. g. and 10 per cent Municipal Bonds; also
other Al Investment secunes paying 10 y u per cent
NONEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY.-l00 shares STOCK FOR SALE al
40 per cent Address Box 1881. y. o.
CTrY BONDS for SALE.-SEALED PRO
" POSAI will be received At the Office Of the CITY CLERK IN
Sandusky Ohio until IL O'Clock at noon. MONDAY The Z5th
day OF July. for the PURCHASE OF TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Of CITY Bon DS. Issued ~
said city the tructiOn Of water works . .
Said bonds fifteen To run. bearing intercs! n
cent able semi annually with principal ann III
torest payable In the City OF New York ,,, .,
THE taxable property OF SaDlnsky exceeds iour m mons Oh
dollars Indebtedness said does not exec ty
dOlara thus a10rng to Investors SAFE nrstcS
security. =. at,
for all part OF sad
bonds az NAV he for a.vant go Of The city.
The Council the right ~ reject all bids .
AS an Of good bidders Will DE 10 deposit
OF the amount OF their bid with some BANK IA me
City Sandusky to be forfeited for non compliance with the
terms ~ the proposal 49,, -, ,,,,,r,Yrp,rr
City Clerk Sandusky and ndOrsed Bids ior Bonds oi
Water Works" eoo
Further information can DO obtained from JACOB A.
BARKER President OF the City Council. or from the under
W. w. wETHERELL. City Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
m Dae. a Eastons COTTON KepOrt the weed endng

3,43O,SZo I4oU0J
Same time LAT 7O5 34s 1869 l793977 9jellj
sacs of the week. 5sl5 bales neucing o2ol to stlnners
Go 10 exporter Gross receipts at
Ids por Tor y<50 baes since lst Of September
7y7ie3 bales, against 81, 63e last year
sIAI,llCAL POSITION. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

NAS STOCKS.
N NEW. YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
of Brooklyn and YORK Gas Securities dealt
inby GEO H. PisEN Ll9S Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

CUYFsf-lhc market has assumed HlIt
spnCi are purc sing freely but At easier rntes hold
disposed 10 meet their iews rather ihth ao"
liberal AMI the interior mar
kets ar well stocked common and Mctnli pnanres arg
weak by the home Trade 10 f eA.e ~
our atoms. We quote
New state Fancy. Western do,
for home u.e 80 ii L,dll3. mon 20 fine.
State, Prime to DO Skihiineu "''''
Fancy for Export. IL d1l'a state DO y do..,a ~
Coed. 40 l.ngilsh DaifS..-i- no
Extra y 0lOL
FROr NEW YORK FOR THE WEEK End
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

rour bslA 800 Slaves. $500 Wheat bsh ll'loS
PORTO CAbRllo-sc' ooner \. w. Collins
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16
CIYILN RIGHTS.

The Richmond Wing nys. since the
Civil Rights law went into operation. sever
al decisions have been pronounced BY
United States District judges IN cases oc-
curing under d, all Of which we're adverse
to the coDs,itu,ioraliiy o. the IsS. But
the decision rendered at Galveston /, Texas.
BY Judge morrill, tipen,ioped 10 our tele-
grsphic columns yesterday, In thc caselo
Henry Green~all. manager Of the fremont
Opera House. who was on ifial for refus-
ing two eolcred women sests IN The par.
guet Of bis Theatre. Was 10 fsssf of the
validity a the act. lie was 6ned ise hun.
'dred dollars. The decision q fhs jucge
was criticised By the Galveston News. and
Judge morrill, has. 0fdefcdthe proprietor
and publishers Of shaf paper toappesr be.
fore ban and. answsr Cor contempt. The
Associated Press telegram states that the
article in the News was moderate in It's e.
pfessicus and free from personality. IN
The svner the Supreme court settles ne
questions thai have arisen under this most
foolish act, tie better il will be Ser ihe
peace u she country. s.l- g. ''e8 "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16
THE CHANGE OF GAUGE

Has been elected 10 Goldsboru and the
carssrs nowrdaning ssgulaFly. Not con.
tent with this victory. the iaserlopsrs pro.
pose to change the gauge cf the Atlantic
Road 10 a togo direct 10 Beauforl, and this
10 direct violation Il law Of The Legisla.
lure which Il pronounced slnco,s.titu,ional
By Judge sshsbck. has never bad she scru.
tiny Of the Supreme Court, the only tribu.
nal competent to decide that question. !.
Upon the wisdom Of the policy Of the res
pectiye gauges We have already expressed
an opinion. That was an individual opinion
to 20 for what It l. worth. But ws DO no.
think We can err in calling tia attention Of
the people 10. ihe abusesto which they are
subjected by ths violent abuse Of construc-
tive rights. A foreign corporation has Of
iis own will and BY the force Of q semi-ofR-
sial decision, upset The whole policy Of the
past. aud de6ed Law d. the land. TheMil-
ton Chronicle advises silence, and ssys the
people care nothing about it. The Ghron-
icle poorly estimates the intelligence and
interest in public,affaira Of the people, d
does happen that many events Of great i'm.
portance are unknown TO the people simply
because they do not hear of them. II the
Newspapers, whose duty il is:to give infor-
nation, keep silent, are they not RESPONSE.
Bile for the ignorance Of the people on pub
lie questionsa The. mere physical fact Of
the tearing up arailroad may spread on the
wings Of rumor lie wild. ere, But Is lru-
NOR 10 be trusted for the diffusion Of the
correct knowledge Of faets or the eIueida-
tion Of princIplesf And no people can ever
form decided opinions withouta full know.
ledge Of facts. Let the newspapers do their
duty and the people viii thank them for it,
\ blind Difference 10 their viii Is not wha,
they want. They desire to be dealt with
al. rational and intelligent beings II is No
fattery to them 10 ascribe TO them know
ledge Of facts which they can only get By
information, or ssgacity Of judgmeu,
which can only be formed On knowledge
Of those facts. ss,i5a1.1.te t1szsi'tf
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monisl Of lhis friendship &c. Co., ~ ~
las. szsez .-sssa .ss.,g,ssl-. - 49, +. Ezs
There has poibine.s set fnnpifsd con
serniag sbe package % n'opeywssing frUm
the.Tressury btpsttssna. 10 .'srr.'' = d
e 49, Wss iii agli. Ilgll- ~ lttal
Jury said western Jsdge. you kia
60 ous and fna vsrdiek. and n Jon can,
Sad one u your own, get ibs ono the last
is'5 used, The iJary returned verdict
ofsuieide IN he 9th degree. 49, str .,sa,
81. - ID a.ffI istt5-s *asg rWH# 1l
Pretty babies 10 Clsdesie. The obser.
YER man speaks q some q them as being %
pretty % 'specklsd purs' Y -0 '.i5 Hd
..~s..-S~-..-.sJ.s...s tth hml
A 900 pound Sea tarIe was captured
near nOrshead CITY On Friday last. n. l Pc.
The sil~ssass. wbiasy Wing have .ip !,
ploysd Ben Butler 10 INSIST MAI, carpsn-
ter to defend them.
5000 -~~s.li sts. 49,, "A
The Washington Ganet,s. Wilkes Coup.
ty--nominssss Gen. Jos. y. Johnston fsr
Goy. Of Georgia. ff' i,siast
- 4.1...ss.........ss.s y gls7g
a foreign compsny with capital n 90,
100000. hss besv orgsnircd fer fbs ysr.
ps<s n Investing h Iouisiapa land. !. -.
49, ssFssFsssss.a.s ~. 4ra.... q
Tho fisdmpat Press learns, bat sbeeye
sight Of DE kv. fsofsB. Yerk. b rstarp.
ing; mos Clarifying imslIigssseio an WHO
are asquainied ain Biz worth and ability.
= = III ,ssst "a AZ Ntft. w
General Joseph D. Webster has been an,
pointed collssser n Iss<rasl arscnus Coz
Chicago. NJ Xix f y
N8 #G 4 4
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KHAr MANUFAcTURING DOES.

THAT MANUFACTURING DOES
The Raleigh News says, the little town
Of Durham On The North Carolina Rail-
road in the county 81 Orange is an example
Of what sagaeious application Of capital and
industry will do for.a people. f'en years
ago Durham vas brown only Is 4 WY sta-
ton on the riIroad and q gct.i,s 90 phce
for the University at Chapel fiill. TO.
day il is literally in every anIan's mouth. a
familiar name Ill over the United States.
AID not unknown 10 the ends Of the earth
> sWhathas nude this mighty change
Nothing but the introduction Of inanufae-
lures. True, it's mainly confined 70 ons
staple But the manufacture 81 that stap1s
moves the springs Of hundred industries.
Il stimulates the farmer In the production
IL ! crop which 10 sells AZ good prices n.
most Al his very door II gives employ.
meni 10 hundredsin theconversion ofthe raS
material into the manufactured article. 4
gives work to the carpenter in the manufac,
turs Of packages. IL gives activity TO-,
thousand .needles' inr The making Of bags
! n 'dravse population, aud 10 meet theiI
wants. mechanics are called in TO construcI
houses. The Increase Of population ne
cessitates the increase Of mercantile. estab
lishments. and the necessities Of tais I'M
creased population beg.t other trades, in
dastries and manufactures. Everybody I
busy. Everybody finds employment. Their,
Is 70 idling, no lettering, no complaint 9
duh times 800, !. ,,sf.s
!, What istrpe. Of Durham may DO TRUE q
every town in NC. The State will NOT pres
per as she ought until she becomes, inds
pendent, until she keeps more Of her none.
d home, And she can never dolthis unit
she embarks in manufactures. which ar
| mot only profitable to stockholders, bu
which. by setting other Industries IN mo
tion. sivify The whole population. 3s.s