Rochdale scheme praised by Sumter readers in post letter
A Sumter South Carolina letter to The Wilmington Post extols colored readers backing the Post and Samuel Lee as a friend of the colored man. It details a Rochdale based Joint Stock Store in Sumter started by Mr Lee, its capital plan, dividends, and growth to 171 stockholders and two lots for a brick store, praising Lee's honesty and leadership.
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Sumpter
South Carolina
Winatriares
N. C
Evivor
Tur Post
Hoo
John Sher
Sumter 5. C
Sumter
Lee
Washington
Rochdale
Main Street
Samuel Lee
A. B. Linp
Cape Fear Lanner backs Western Road sale and Stedman bid
The Cape Fear Lanner notes the Fayetteville paper favoring the sale of the Western Road to Best & Co and backing Maj. Stedman for governor. It idly discusses Democratic nominees MacRae Troy McKey Waddell Stedman and urges Raleigh to support the Republican Signal paper. It also mentions Judge Clarke Mrs Clarke and John A. McDonald praising Secretary Sherman.
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Cape Fear
MacRae
Troy
McKey
Waddell
Stedman
Wilmington
Maj. Stedman
New Hanover
Raleigh
W. J. Clarke
Mary Bayard Clarke
John A. McDonald
Sherman
McDonald
Colored Republican accuses a white sutler of selling race
A Charlotte letter signed A Colored Republican attacks colored politicians as for sale while naming a white sutler who lost a lung in service. The piece also attacks Col. Thos B. Keogh over a delegate appointment and predicts indignant meetings. It discusses Grant prospects, party maneuvering, and rumored early 1876 campaign tactics.
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Charlotte
N. Y. Times
Sherman
Thos B. Keogh
State Committee
U.S
Chicago
North Carolina
Cong
Equodunkville
Keogh
Atlanta Constitution
Grant
Republic
Market reports show firm runs in turpentine and rosin
WiluminGton markets list steady to firm pricing for spirits turpentine at 46-49 cents per gallon with cask sales and futures around 13.15 13.26 in New York. Rosin bids at 117 for Strained and 122 for Good Strained with hundreds of barrels traded, tar at 115 per barrel, and crude turpentine around 155 255. Cotton futures and receipts noted, with March activity and varied bales traded and warehouse receipts posted.
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Rosin
Cotrox
Spinks
Corron
New York
Hartland
Rosty
Tar
Crupe Turrentine
Correy
March & Sergus
Rosry
Seraits Turventine
Corros
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Illinois
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Girard St
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Wsar Ste Oy
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Portland Maine
Rich & GO
Fortland
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Portland
Msise
J. A.S ’Kinger
Chestnut Street
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Christian Advocate
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Raleigh, N.C
Methodists
Eens Carolina
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Ceria
True & Co
Augusta
R. P. Hall & CO
Nashua
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