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whether Willingly or not, created that im-
at large. But al anal ysis Of this question,
shows il does not extend TO development
Of The condition nf The Bank, bat only to
publish Il few names of officers, directors
and members Of The Legislature who may
have borrowed money from The Bank
instead of doing it from oIhcr Banks or
private capitalists. II is designed 10 lay
the ground work of an appeal. at The
election TWO years hcucc, 10 The prciudiccs
Of The people against the Bank, because
!OrsoOIh members may bOrr0w mDuey aud
be indchrsd to The Bank. can not be.
ieve " Voter" and ami Debt whence
The idea is derived, really suppnse lha, III.
Legislature could be swerved from correct
and honest Legislation. because Individual
members might owe little nancy TO Tie
Bank. I cannot suppose they arrive at
such degraded opinion Of intelligent meu
in the State hy any scIl-standard of exam
inaIion. | must regard il then as the Gun.
ming and artlu device of the demasogue,
predicaIed upon presumed low moral
sense and want of intelligence among The
people, to destroy the Bunk, right or
wrong, reckless of the distress and Iisas
ter produced in the State, Of loss to the
people aud the eminent hazard # entail,
in. upna them increased anl heavy taxa.
,inn. Bul | think saciI reckless politicians
will find that they have underrateI The
intelligence "f the people. The people
will have intelligence 10 perceive and un-
deIstand The one sided, uninir, and reck
less tendency of such proposition, and
demand some Other course which will fur.
nish them inflammation and evidence before
they pronounce hasly Judgment upon
matter Of such vital interest to hem. Az
10 Directors accounts there is sreal mis-
apprehension ln many cases. as factors
for illustration, The loan stands charged 10
The Director whose name is uDun the
notes as eadorsor Oh accspt0r, is in reality
Tor his I'tanier customers. being for advan
ces on their crops. a factors accounl for
/" liabilities" is most always based on cot.
ton or produce on hand or to be received.
and is mos' gcueralIy an acceptance Of
drafts drawn by The planters to anticipate
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lis present condition you will be able 10
decide, as a question Of expediency aud
: interest upon the re. e.charter OF the Bank.
IL the iacrs show corruption and insolvency
wind it up and get rid Of losing concern
rs jndicipusly as possible, and meet, as
you would have to meei, your public debt
by heavy taxes.
If, however. the facts demonstrate the
Bank is solvent and has been Il blessing 10
you in times pas:. then decide. as qucs
lion Of cxpeiiency: Whether ynu will con-
time it 10 pav off your large public debt
by Bank profits. or wind ii up any how
and after appropria,!u2 ,he capital, which
will he mostly consumed bv lhe interest,
meet the balance by direct taxes.
Having extended this article 50 long,
will not here undertake 10 discuss The i'm
pracrcahliiIy, danger and inlv of the pro-
position to take the money and lie nd il out,
as mere loan and accommodation. The
central Bank Of Georgia is a speaking les
son 10 Us on hat subject The prescnrde-
plorab!e condition Of Alabama is solely
traccabIc 10 the fact that The Legislature
diverted the Bank from ils Legitimate Bank
ing business, which had relieved the state
for years from alIaxalon. and ordered il 10
become u mere loan and accommodation
Office. in fact, 10 IIe extent Of three million
oI dollars aud upwards.
The money was 10 be loaned 10 the Dis
Ircrs or Couniesin proportion TO The popu-
laIion without reference to The wants OF such
cnuutes, and The commercial interest of
the country. The Ncm5ers of rhe Lesis-
lature were rually made Directors of the
Bank, the Members from each County 10
certify aud recommend The paper from
each County. This a, once Introduced
the elem nts Of corruption. and was
forcing pump TO direct 'he business of the
Bank from a Legitimate aud profitable
system Of Bankins 10 an irresponsible plan
Of loan office. | kn,w Anr.De5t does
not 60 a0mine purpose To- lend out the
money through Il Blnk.
But twist aud 'urn as he phases; cal! il
by what rarie desired ;he proposition
LIQUID be to the SINE III prncipie. os de.
slfnc'lve in ils tendency, and fatal ir irs
results as rhe h.hn..,- -
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learned ms pT'Hftptes, 1ney-permn nlu
to go there TO think and study, and oe
enlightened by full and able discussion
as to the best means Of carrying on, their
wishes and promoting their interests.
! think this is all The intelligent and high.
minded people Of EdgeGeId require.
Again, as 10 my position. l am in
favor OF an examination of lhe Bank,
and publication of its condition, for
The information vi the public. AS
said before, Il shall go ioI that mode OF
examination which to me, if elected,
shall seem brst, when the subject shall
come W. after full and mature discuss,
ion" For years there nave becu ap-
pointed commuters TO investigate HE
Bank. They have been formed of meal
bers of til" Legislature.
The law requires such committees
with th'' Compt' Gener !, 10 cx-
anime minuteIy into the affairs and Sit
ualion Of the principal Bank and branch
es, for which they are respectively ap.
painted, and TO report to The Lagisia,
turc at their next session, the result
thereof, and particularly all mismanaga-
ment in the AFFAIRS Of The said Bank, or
its branches, if any such have occurr.
ed. And committees have the right of
"investiga,ing fully the bonks, accounts
aud other documents of the Bank. Now,
for years, some Of thr abl"st, most honest
and pure men in the Stale havr acted
on those committees of investigation.
They have been able to report fully and
satisfactorily upon the principles on
whch the Bank has operated, or the
management, Of the allhirs of the
Bank" Those reports have grner.
ally borne testimony to The proper
management of the Bank. But there is
one point upon Which they have not
given, because they were nol able to give
satisfactory information. That is upon
the goodness or badness of the indrbl-
edness to the Bank. In other words,
the sulvency or insolvency of the deb
tors 10 the Bank. The reason why
committees appointed in that manner
have not been able to give satisfactory
information, can be easily made man.
ifest by one moments investigation,
The usual mode has bden to appoint
three members Of the House and two OF
the Senate. They probable come from
about three Districts. Ot course not
more than five, We'll, they examine
and look at each note and bond due 10
the Bank. But it is impossible for
them to say what is the condition OF the
great mass Of d,btors from the other
lwenly-fouI Judicial Districts, where
there are Court Houses and they have
never yel taken The trouble to test by
the record evidence the solyency of the
DE- rs fr. s.. their own Districts. There
! is publication Of the names of all the
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VOLUME XEIE.
Published EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY WNE. f. DURISOE.
EDITOR g. PROP R E i 0 Il.
NEIY TERMS

NE W L r n NJ
Two DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS, per annun
jfpald III advance s. fnotpaid within sX
months from the date Of subscription, and
S4if not paid before the expiration of the
year. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the expira'
ton Of the year; but no paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, un
less at the option ofthe Publisher:
ANY person procuring five responsible Sub
sc,ibers. shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
.ADvERr.sExErs cons picuousIyI Inserted at 10
cents per square. (I2 lines, or less for the
frs,insertion. and 81 for each continuance:
Those published monthly or quarterly, Will
be charge 81 per square. Advertisements
moi having the numb of insertions marked
ON ;hem, will be continued uutil ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended 10.
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the Legislature must pursue, to wit: to
publish report of The liabilities of the
officers and directors OF The Bank, and
the members Of the Legislature. ITO
this | declined 10 answer ono way or
the other." 1t was not refusal TO
| plrdge myself to IA thorough eyamina
tion and pubicalion," but simply TO a
given and prescribed mode of exanina'
tim" In III" first place that mode is
merely superficial, and would in M aooy
answer the purpose or object of an ex.
iaminion," The publication Of the
name of ii man living in another Dis,ric,
and a distant pat of The State would
give you no intormatim as to the con-
dition of the debt, whether good or bad;
or whether the debtor had property or
not--or if lie had property, whether it
was clear from incumbrancs and jndg-
mrnts and executions or moi II then
information as TO the real condition of
The debts be ;he object Of this PROPOSE,
lion, it is manifest il can MOI do it. Ii
will furnish you with a sha,low only
without including the substance. But
granting, for the sake of argument, thai
it will furnish substantial information as
to the goodness of the debt, how far
does the proposition extend Why only
to very limited number of the bor-
rowe!s from the Bank? 1t does not CO.
yer one>swentinlh part of the indebted.
ness of the Bank and its various opera
tons. Ii stops far short Of the whole
Case, and will no furnish to The people
'he full and entire and real information
which they want. 1t isa half way
hOusr--and mol even lhal--for the purpose
of giving information as TO Tue condition
of the Bank. Ii is only then to this
halfway mode of doing business thai
| decline 10 pledge myself. / want
mode that will BIZ e!fectual, and which
will c0ucr the wh7le ground. | declin.
ed to pledge hat -narticular
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me surplus revenue and lire loan funds.
our Bank has received, safely kept, and
paid faithfully out Tor The Stale without
charge or the loss Of cent. all the funds
of both the Treasures of the upper and
lower Divisions of tho State, as the De-
pnsiIory CT Public Funds and State
Taxes; these receipts aud payments
reaching together, The vast amount Of
(S2l.525,26l l3) more than twen,y,four
miIon of dollars up to 1913 only. See
Introduction 10 Bank Compilation. ordered
by the Legislature TO he published by
Resolution of both Houses, passed 18th
December. 1910.
Now 10 close, | will not 90 with The
Radical party, who are determined ON the
destruction Of the Bank, right or wrong
and reckless of the consequences 10 people
Of the people Of the State.
Nor will | go with any Bauk par,v
determined TO sustain the Bank. whether
corrupt and solvent ~ not. For political
" nave been always opposed to tho
cOancc'lUn of Hauk ami Stale.
But in this important juncturc 10 The
people Of the State, announce mvsclf to
he "t the prudent, cautious and rejecting
party. ynu may call il Conservative. who
desire to see before we leap, to heur evil
d"nce and have facts beiore they pro-
nounce Judgment to have a lria! before
execution. ! have been lengthy because
| desire to place both sides aud ,he truth
before The people. My position is now
clear aud distinct. and leave my election
in the hands Of The intelligent, prudent aad
conservative voters of tn. District.
Respeul lily,
BENZ. T.. YANCEY.
June l4lh, 1913.
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Horticnlfrc.--Thcro is probably
no employment or recreation which has
stronger tendency TO purify the healt,
improve The taste, or strengthen the
physical constitution, than u love OF hor-
,icullure.-lia man would truly enjoy
his garden, take drIigh, ia his flowers,
and appreciate his fruits. he must DC lis
own gardener, prane his own uecs, cra-
1rl his own walks, and cultivate his soil.
Il is rela."d by Cicero, thar when Lv-
sander visited Cyrus Of Persia. prince
equally distinguished for his glorious
empire and his Genius, Cyrns showed
hin piece Of ground well cncosri and
completely planted. AIier ih. visitor
hid admired The tai aud siralsh, i,ces,
and the rows regularly formed, and The
ground clear Of weeds aud well cultivated,
and the sweetness of The Cdnrs which
exhaled from The flowers, he could not
help expressing his admiration, un, OILY
OF the diligence, but ll:. skili of him by
whom all this was M assured and ma kcd
out; upon which Cyrus answered, si.
was myself who MEASURED everything.
the rows OF trees are OF my disposing;
the plan is mine; and many of tile trees
were planted with my own hand."
A truly kingly recreation, and noblo
eXample.-Boslon Journal,
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tractcd BY the Legislature in 1920, '22,
"a and '26, for internal improvements;
and in 1888 TO rebuild Charleston, and
in 1889 as an advance for State subscrip.
ton to the Rail Road. The State owed,
when she chartered the Bank, as before
stated, revolutionary debt. Most of
these debts was pirce of great folly
and imprudence-perhaps upon the part
of the Legislature. Bus ifso, it is Charge
able on lines past. 1t is now on us, and
what we have not paid, we have vet to
pay. Now this public dbl amounted TO
four millions six hundred and thirty nine
thousand seveuty-six dollars and Sc Cts.
of principal.
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mode likewise,
60 your Leg
foot, as &c the
of carrying
always thor
.presentatis
aa1lnedsg
.intiel'FeSY
track q
and T.
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RI TBR HIDsIGaT SOUTHERN HAIL
!. 1ram {. nntemnIn, Yucaian. Ecundor. lN,c

-, fran Guatemala, Nucatan, Ecuador, &c.
"a 70, ,hs vavoi Vera Cruz We have received later
.s.z ,hsss States The position OF aGNrs 10 Yuea.
r,t la The ghiest degree Iva aroved the contrary
.,.le seen 70 have suck iaie apathy and despair A
80, Merida dated March ~. saws:
y ~ the spanish eorvstte Lusa Ferrsusa Ar.
Al ssA Three other vessels Of vsf, beoagrR 20
80. sston. srrivsd 9th her We have reca ged M,
~. s.rror rswcer, and everything We expee,sd -.
srr tbs $4,000 which h was set pos,ibs for the a..
f-ius. n Hsv.ns 60 lend Us"
,~s5rsr sttsr, iu he same paper, ffon Campescsr
80 Arril g. contains he following:
aC.ssnisg the uufoftunsie condition Of eur cou,try
- sriy sell you tlst yssterds the schooner Aparoe
,-.f here fisia New Orlesns sac br.ks Informs
49, m. Govsrruent ~ Warrington had ordered Cen
PR, g. this psnt vi some In order 70 sav. those
e which hsse uol s en- lnto TIE D. ger Of the In.
t,r. sho sl eontNus their advsese Hpsn ths eApt.l
.araituns th- most Outrageous seis Of b,fbartJ
GrNTNALA A treaty hss been entered into between
Great Buaiu and GuatenAls II was signed on The ak4
Fo1fusry
sorrH ANERlcA.-A general Congress Of the South
Auccsn states 10 soon 10 meet e. Ligs. viii be eom-
po.s' n representatives from he Republics ol Chill b
IIgs P.fu Ecusser sns New Grsnaes Trtro are son.
rses 81 peses between Fe-u and Bolivia Gisst-rs have
appointed b. she Two kervh-s 20 meet r. AfCqaips,
si tl.re form treaty a. c1rnueree ana fflef cstp
Tee Celgrsst az Essaf1r hes met be party Of To-
re- Oh fhal csubtry sails o se very soAl, ooios corr
1t Qriuc .y az flv rnensrcsiss. ne only persons
Fn1 dc.ire trst De should resume thc Government
N. o Crescent. Nay
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= rrrTT-F's BABY JUmPEE,

pt,,,s 4. ~ Trff.F gttar France al sre.t hff-i1
TryrrY uCFpFf .ao-I1 rrerc- Gee cf fhsfa useful
T. 49,. ~ ~ 1..l.f-I ssrs O. lsr tils -hlaran-
A.v. br.a ltsd sss1i To- sr'o- "a me 1ea ID
a. esal.fta % il lsis q c1y lest asa ~ M -t-ia- NO
49,. fh.at Ir uss For tFrE srrrsrt ssd afets.h -
$500 fr.r arc fs Is nno-r.f tI ne rosl emf
r,rr phrstrfs1s Pr s.ls -n9.s.se 80 f-la q. iAt
Ptr81tse lrd fIrfrisfgr
ns.-s .rs srr.r1ei a.aIasi purchasing cay sur sssh
...-s..r-Fss . rrf. o. ftte-t' uJlNi fro
-gTr-T eRsBIkN Gnt.r PLATTER isal eject
Ii. rr-. 81. .U boo Er. cos I slrrsasa Il I'D
..r-s here Ir- lilsc.1u1 lra complied wish The sx-
ts4.rs slc "a Died. Odds 'f'.- Pr. meg "Hc I'D . .cri
1- ta in f1cusl1 lafi1s baea rsEa-ns1 lf 1a-
b failed -l rrr r-.ieL
Frstarsd ED slf tg j. WlSsHlP. late David
rfs O. 90 E-s Bred wy sod als1 rT slrdl, 200
Fulton t lhnf-n. rs B-0sdsy. Glrfh lf9 Fu-9l-lt
F.nr. l3t B.osigr7, De.1c x Co 58' Brosd~a7 ard
Pa.arow and b. Drass-i generally. Price 5 celu per
box nl0 luseod
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couaseRUIAL ANo aosay mATrsar


Tsy saes Of Stoetf d.. SEQ Fourth Face.
TUESDAY, May 9-P n.
The market for Stocks to day exhibit 10 marked
f.tarss Tbe amount Of sales moderate ard quota
tions WITHOUT chsngs Of importance The tendency Of
prices was urwsrd.
The market for Sterling is heavy, and the guam
ty OF bills on the market has increased The rates. how.
ever, are shli nomiosly wihost change lot@ll' bat
BIN, sre easier 10 bay at the lower figure.
In Freight there is something doing since Cotton
beer taken A. 532d heavy goodss 49, and ls oo bl'h
Corn a. 70 G'sssow farther engagements were
r,sss a for Cotton aud is 81 FOR heavy freight
TIE solsudid for Hsvre took S460 coo IN specie
Of al. descrp tsns None Of from the Baoks TIE
America will have about 500 Gee ia coin.
The annexed table, which we copy from the
s,ippinc LIST. gives view Of tho imports at this pot
r. IN let o. January let II May, comparatively with e
nport. Of The same time "a 1916 aud lei7 In ssny anti
Gle. there has bee decrease but Ia majority OF cssas
the imports this Spring has bs,s larger than last sfus
The rr.sesf iaeresss has been Ia HIDES lron, M3Ass
Pspser Pnenio Eaisias, sefst in BAGS, Tin Place To-
b,coo Wool Tbs decrease has been Ia Brandy
Cocoa vice Lssd salt Sugar in boxes, &c The imports
of,he present pnnE compared ith tho period
oflg4s show increase In nearly every artics This
e,pton. are Kemp, which has fseu 81 from 1895 TO
Lead from O. 523 10 46 COZ pg Salt $685. 27 70
l al bush Tia Plates 80 ss 70 A. 22O boxss, Wool sen
,o4 os5bslea Ian. ~ April 9n-,
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hrErR INSTTTUTE.

Gt0rTH COI.NALL. COoN.--Rsf =. W.. AM
icDREWs. gru.IF4I. vii Be 9pelsf OBJ il- 'i- '.'-
Prof ID 9 ST. ll s-i - iu iaa c.tf .n tf-2- 10y '
hr. p, tra fr...fr -erclr i- inli.l
fifr eau be- ff 90 Paf Dr. Jsln or erell-ri .-llal-
I'll ne 9sr.f. srs sil 30 Frscufed o. "A H. Nt#tlin
.Cr'-b Ft,s--.. rs Br.a w-r. 81 g. ~ $50
MATHEW ATIUs AND PHNsICs. -Prol'i.of
Va IOIN aVaa scuas1ts 3D. 49, pfissfs laaats-
er n no v.rsss brsztlss =, atltn-rei asa t-g''''
st his rsf.asrc- ~ 80 rfqsre-. a. The d-snss " us
.~f-. E.,,r Az dr7st~ iss US ttig b. llairus-
Il f.r,b.Ir se1fss e. Conn eati.lz sctfssafd
b ArR .tI55 Tfs,arslse si44 BE- promptly sf-ls. -o
49,. In. 49,. -Ir. b. f.rl uylH inesf'
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/ EROY-PLiCE.-Thlsw l-Saoen sammsr board.
II irF house 'Dr z,rf i'.nerJ set, ~ a hAet' IS
Stamford Co1r TIE nous. hsr, il g'ld par been rsir
fshed end other .eIratf have le9s utd1 Tor c
couvacl-t-e GOD c.r'i1r 81 boafasff Ms o. a.l.-
o.. sct tfa c.nt.s NJ hn nif ns ~ek.st supl.a-l
deacs il is cs4uty rst every fras'aAni' exert vi" pc
niss8 ou i-r pare lsr ihclr -uur- s1uaaofioL
Nse-hs-.e. De-, Stay i-lstf. MJ.D .t
ssuaRD.-Alssv r-,si-e TO- the upper eart Of Zoo
~ , nssre fn t' f.r.i. end csmrpf ols rsura 10
dssrors 0i tskl- esr to fr-ffrt il1 ff nur
.'f Do sommef ne o. .in' re e..' W. ~
r.f tro.on Tat-r Dol sn-h a. o. i"'r sftlns l9'" P
Ply et lin I've. 'tr-st n..r i.'-starle nf.
pOAKD WANTED 10y fsatsmla cd t'' scr
- .H rrreIa iaHif, f'rr bore 30 Pa. it" '.'
aus Germs n.s.-st. trr.t OF Erltd~Hy 1s'srft. hc-
dres'R p Tf'alrs d. f'--. s'at.nf 'srm' 20 'i'
TQOAKD-A gentleman snd -is VIE 90 siaE.- srr-.e
- nrn cts be- Gee nusostsd With b.ard ald pleasant
r1oms newly fsIrrn-f prrrs there are bat few ther
bsscers by a3pg-oFs So fosssgsts esrnsr " ~ con
kslsrsuce sivsu ard required roy ''t
4 COMFORTABLE t,soad-'iory 'front.' room g DO
IAlct. sifh aIf io flnf.- teh'h pro s.-l' 'A
e where very few permanent b'ar-rfs are tafrn 10
carton ol6 Co. che fait~-f. fp9} Ply lefsf % Is, p" ~
This flee ke's--nrr9 given a'd expected iutl' ~
DOAKBISG-A I-. selt.tulsl asd Their sites. on
DO accor u-tat-d -ilu pleasant r1lms 10 piiFte
f-uIy. n.ufsn1i,IJ si.ltet Ir gsa.t.I nrifht'ii
b1H'f 81 jA brl.me o. near ne no~rfj nji-'-
kOAKD WANTED for a isdJ ala ea1s lar 90
tl exceed s. Der s.eex sdersss u W this einc-- tI-
s~ers will BE- r.cei.ef rifs COY cad o. morrow uy o t
fffA kil Tires fali.TI-NN -itf a'. -.-
Irnsnel fcsrs ard iss4f sro f-a ln me
sitrsted housa 3D. G4eeas. near b-laltt 'ce-fs ~
sus' private fsuly HJi' ~
4tOaHDENG-Iua fua'i pirate family ia Cnfmos's-
~ f-r t..1 laf-s G-n-eli-n. or ore i-se ii.as
room vita c.s-tl ~lI. bel .er to sia.s f'h7na-.
a. -arr.s % r.-r--t1 81 home clH Do secer-l- Do
Div - Ierarl1Z ~ Tribune once r5I. ~
pOARDING-ro lst ,,f,h bsaid. aslcs'rr .s-sa
stcHanhsr ou the fece1d f1of, Win f'l.-' -s
al furp.sba5 Dinner hour s.. sc.ock Apply 90 %
Hu.rsy-ft
DLEAsANg BOARD '0r yorHs ssntrln-a q. 81
L Nauelft A'.1 a--uafri pari9r af1 t--.. .' z. 3.
tiched p.-h hrs.f fs.s I'D. aaa E-r.-llsa A-.H-n
ter ID every storf sla .ot BATON nom. pr i.
az sew anl in sr.s- ersr ResrrHr-f rsqured ml ys
asoARB N SOUTH q LOOHLAN.-- sen
- tisrau SO bad .. ald ts1 slrkr sana---ca
Ca b accom-. .fci sin heart ed air- fts 90
rerv moderate terms LocLf..n minutes wa i.- t-s
s,.th Fsrrr ararrsr a : flif ct--e. tll. -.f
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REMOVALS.
DR. kLLlOTT

DR. ELLlOTT
nCULI%T, has removed to 5i5 Bro ec way, thira door
" sove spuor o. Once hours f.om 10 70 o'clseF,
Monday. Wednesday ano Friday. mN5 lie
CARD HOLT Jr has removed hs nus'c
- sore fona rs f0 81 Ful.0as.. near Gold, wrsTs ne
viii continue 90 been ou h8ef hae assortment oi new
and popular nusc, and would hs hspPY 10 see hist sods
m13 ~1dif
IrUgNING HOBS.-A % QUiaRY hss rs'noy-
s-d ffu co.. sun 1iacs ls residence in Ien
s~vsat4s. between second aud Third Hr.nuef orasrs
Tor Iirh-aiug Rods ean be- fsrEardes by uH cruerre
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CARPETS. OH CLOTHS. ETC.

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-vsry si.s frlv'rs f. ltTefsn-tt 81 a sols -I- 20
$3.50 sf-sc. f-ar go 1it-tlrsrs. aid o. be- f' -
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5s,srI or.s1 Fl rl.if f'-ts.a.rs .' 70 i-s 81
No.. ias srcrl 20 lefe.sf--e, tl1l 20 n-as f-i.7-5
Wa.H 6UlON bl Eut araaiway SD u D .slt'- n-,-
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~ t.I~l and alIrrr. nee 90 ea rrH.. q f-f
t ~ .rv rarl Cd. .h1 ely. lrloElg o. "
.ui cut % r.8uf free ai charge aa1 -h-A q
r.. moe 81 on szper.ercs fh1ls-tEfr -..
p.-s 'ltv.-, l. t.s rrr-r cr lower rsrt 81 re ciJ
can axe he Past 8rgldWay sllses vhel Nl.i s.'
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Markets.. Cor. f''.'y r'y'r''afoy ne n',.'''

Markets. q. Cers fs4ig feYsrfal"f t"'
TUESDAY. Hsy
AeHFs-PsUls sre hssvy IL eepseqoesee of fseslP,s,
ua - ., ~ bos have been made at seas IS fsu $40
sfssdy AZ &C.
COfrON-fhsTs is q rosd demand for Cotton to-t a}-
The ssss AZ. upward Of SEQ bses ara the trapseuers
show 4 crst sSvsscs on prizes before he ktosnsf
FLOUR AND AEAL-fhe mafket Tor Focf vas fA'he'
iss hm % day - fore F>rses are expeet-n - sffE ~
sdsJ Q two The stock avery nearly exhausted 80 ie
eossfqeicos tho fsscs very hmiteo-sbJst lte ~
B51 bhsst t9i as - win occasional small sale Of
bfssds bstsf fhss common at6 76I0sI sDas Troy sJis
II 69Go aud fo0 bbs New Orleans bsitsf than cors'
bffpshs 70 Theirs we've sons Parcels ~ srtvt O.
ihs nsffst = Ne hssf Of - sales S3-e less - o.
feIea q f1 al 10 so8hsru thsre 10 fair bpsinsss
dong $50 thsNosnty - tts msTket 10 stbl upward -
Ab.ut 100 h5is'sorEsiowu, Alsxsndris hoWsrist &c.
SIS seas ~. Yal y hTm and not very plenty sales
COO OF 7SV oos" % for jersey 20 or 500 Brad ywiEe