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Corrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor,

CVtNu. ~ ~ loo
Hides, dry ..-................-..... ..l9ad K
Hides green, @ u
BAcoN.-The market is in limited supply
Clear sides are quoted at lec; shoulders at &c.
Breakfast bacon at 100.
FLoUx.-Is in good supply with fair demand
We quote Xxx at 70 50; low Xxx 0oD7 % and
good XXX at Is; Choice XXX at 50 50; choice
family sll 50.
PoRk.-Nsne in the market. .,,
RAGGlNG.-In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jute at l9c; per yard. No India in mar rt
LAkD.-1n light supply with good demand. In
tierces 2Oc; in kegs 80
HAMs.-Arein light supply and demand limit
cd Canyassed are quoted a scc. =;
SALr.-1n good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at u Is per sack. Fine l5025e higher.
SIZED GgAlN--None hut rye iu market which
is quoted at ~ Is per bushel.
IRON TIEs.--The market is in good supply
The arrow is held at 10 and the button at I've
per pound.
Mol .ssEs-Scarce. Choise Louisiana Is be.
ing sold at; prime At soc. per gallon. BY the
kcg 50 OON 9 50
Coal OI:-1s in good supply and is hold a,
ToDAcco-snpply good. Good medium is
quoted at.65c. and fine bright at sOc. asl IS pei
pound.
CoEEs-Ths supply is limited and demand
good, Prime at Is and choice at - ~
RICE.-,No Carolina in market. Louisiana il
held At l2sc. per p6aDd. ------. -
,C0RN--ls in good supply but no demand.
SoAp.-EXtra olive bar Toe. go
SUGAR. Louisisn s1pIims is duo,ed at s. vel
low cla. IL 2 lssc' crushcd and powdered q
4, WHIsKr.-Wtite ana RED IRA held At 81 81
per gallon; Bourbon commands S506 5Opsr al
Ion. l,i.'''' - ''-'' ~ '~.'' ~. ~
I, sI,or.-Isip good supply with fair demand apt
ALL ~ n,l. V~...>O a., So
:. Powl,ER.--The supply is limited and is hell
at SOC. per pound. -a.sr 4
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,,.at aad the condition of tho pub

..pt., asd the condition Of tho pub
Ia HHssvite, the character of large
nroDortion Of the men in office, tho
ereeeisfpf the President himself, and
the fragrant dishonesty of their re.
bNkatta pr0testations in favor of Civil
Scrvits Reform all stand conspicu-
.sXhs,y in the way of any further at
sttmbt to use that abused pre-
tsnss;m another campaign.
VI AR1iwa say, further, that q more
:; s1rsysltiag conspiracy against the peace
en1Imolfare of the country could
s,an1y be conceived. When Stephen
,M,if,Saglas in 1854, in the interests,
a. ifistharsed, of his own personal
,SAaGtabp, flung into American poll
-SmS ths. Till BY which the Missouri
!TSSprspiss was repealed, and the
Slayery question reopened, it was
.Ilasuncsd as great crime against
NJ, American people and against lib
.ae1,, aid the North rang with de-
solicitations Of Mr.. Douglas from pull
tatasntess, and platform.
~ Vastly moro shocking to the moral
sense, and utterly without reasonable
,.nTsteAt or excuse, is this deliberately
'MsiShed and carefully concocted con-
.shrset teperpetuate party power by
.stneuiAg the CHASTITY wounds of the
.!NaiAshich kindly nature was 80 rap
IDLY healing, and which the nation
e:was. forgetting with such greatness of
s94S@ and Tenderness Of spirit as never
'kt9ie illustrated any history.
Thus it is that here and now upon
othNyertbtAreshold Of the whole bad
.,business We den"unce az q crime
.,akainst the party whose early knight
tlS.fte9td itssullies, against the co1u-
ny Hhcse peace it aims to destroy.
.sa6d against humanity which it sins
= Against and shames,.. -.
,oa mag seem; easy to arouse the
Numbering passions Of people just
16eshing in the consciousnesy of tri-
.dsnph 10y the false alarm that the
PROSTATE enemy seeks to renew the
fight and reverse i, the event. 1t is
easier, no. deabt than to meet the
aaep1Anpon tho record of this Ad-
boRion. But success waits on
setleIsplan. How much mischief
thag,. NAY do, in the next two years
deass%h q only knows If they carry
out the programme fcreshadowed by
tho Nsment in bis Arkansas mes.
aoi>aaRd; undertake the revolution to
which lis language clearly points, we
may count apon two years of turbu-
k6esud disorder, worse II possible
thap. spen war. But the sud will
@Bsnd the people will repeat to
fesidsnt Grant as he goes ont of
ofioSs~bat he said when he came in,
4tSps have peace" q. Tribune,
1lth.3hst. - Il. ''7,.,sS'''o- = or -':s5.
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It's asserted as q fact that every
xsyasser who has turned his vatten-
pSa to the introduction Of the New
Emily Sewing Machine in bis local
M, or who has been fortunate enough
6 secure al agency, has outstripped
.ns best efforts in, making money of
1he,Old'aud tried Agents Of the high
,fsiesd machines, which latter they
now replace. The demand is enor-
sinous, and sales 90 rapid and money
assdo. % readily with 90 little effort
9haks fasmers, Ttadesanen, Specula-
sstpts;&c,, are flocking into tho busi-
s4sss % fast % they can. secure terri
Tory aud get tllsir goods on the
ground 70 supply anxious customers.
PIG is marvellous low these machine B
I'll whom exhibited, 1t being q receg-
Ahsd fact that the people will buy
the best. at the lowest price. It. GER
calmly Il the Machine Of the times
ma does tho same work, as other
daeliues ut $4,000 or $780, 90, and we
1Sllly hslevelit wonld sell jasta read
gaJ tdonble and then not cost half tho
Assaal price Of eos1sod au article; 8 for
i u astonishing Ia see tie vast
sanssnl oSlshST It sferftnns 1t solow
1lssatsaT The Inventors arp daily in
Undated with testimonials Of the
worth ef their- new Machines which
- saddeily an1 Anceessfolly bounded
ITO popular favor. 1T proves to- be
d &W6at IL wanted every day. by
every one, everywhere, who have a
ahnit. II has attained on enviablc
sslgpatatioa in many thousands Of
sloass and factories, for ito solid
skeugth, power, rapidity, simplicity,
Sgeltatuty, and ease OF operation. with
4 extrsme beauty, fineness aud RELIABLE
9lis tewing while the wonder
4 lal low price Twenty Dollars for o
algesnd complete Sewing Machine
With . strong table and treadle).
plaees Oh idea Of competition entire
lye0t Of tho question. It stands alone
seaits merits and price. We advice
you,to invest in one, at once for your
Wiz. Dssghter, Mother Sister or
Lady Friend and make q home hap.
..py, Of put them in your factory, OF
vhstis better il you HE lucky enough,
escass an sgehcy il there ID none IN
Year town, and make money 3your.
s1e6U The rmany New Attachments
oor doing extra Hue skilful and diff
saealk work, are . surprise IL their
ieiMplioity Of construction and far be-
low eyen grange prices,n end will
te delivered cafe Ct Your door, 20
aattes how remote you may reside,
fyou write for them. Address, j.
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Notice.

THE Tax payers Of tho City of Natcl7i
L tocllcs, are hereby notified that I all
now prepared to collect tho City Taxes
of 1874. and Licenses for 1875. -
/ would further call their attention tt
the Ordinances passed on the 4th Of Jan
uary, 1875, relative to the Fifty per cen
U. S. currency tax, and to those relatiy,
to Delinquents, for hack taxes. 8 y,
LEON GRENEAUX,
j ~ .-laalsJ 81 Collector,
Feb. 13-4t. City of Na,chitocles
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Orr Devil gets off the following
{lS E.E EPITAPtf. 'NTtnf.

a.. tsRys. hrAiAr"' 10.
There was man who died Of late
~ whom angels did impatiently wait,
With Outstretcl,etl arms and wing of low
tCWaft him to the realms above.
nqt while they disputed for tho prize,
Still lowering around the lower skies,
tpped the devil like 5 gallant man
4n6 down to hell kicked Sheridan. -
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