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NAfskILL, N. r., June ~, 1919.
c.r,rvrN: Tie Evening Journal few days since
ned forty removals OF posmasters made in this State
60 ou see the guilione is IN RAPID movement What
ouynsnary this IS upon the declarations of the man
bo has adopted Washington his model, and who de
I'D that he would be the President OF the nation at
's and not of party and that removals should be
5Gs without cause Why, the administration of John
Ts, hears no comparison with this, and will be consid-
IA aure when the declar4 ons of the two shall be
ieesd together Mr.. Tyler made no pledges General
Tyor did and fasifed them the first month he in
o6ce God have mercy upon the country with such
Isrsg Our very esimable postmaster, William w Van
Ioan esd one OF the most worthy and q say it without
Sar nj contradiction, either from the department any
bs souce one OF the best postmasers in the country
s At his post early and late, rain shine; in
,rerng in politics. and entirely unexcepuoDable 10 the
sboe comnunity-s among the number Of the victims
MIA have come under the dspeasure of this vrtuous ad
onsTaton He is succeeded by Mr.. David Ely, a
kreper of little oyster and ice cream saloon, Tor which
he duly qualified, but UNITED IN every respect for any,
hing beyond it; but Mr. Postmaster General Collamer,
,nd his man Friday, the Second Assistant Warren, who
managed TO absent himself in distant parts when his
creditors wanted HIM, doubtless innk him entirely su-
reror 10 the presen! incumbent. There would perhaps
have been less fault iouna by both wings and democrats
The other applicant or there were two wings making
aicaon for The poslon) had been successful, (bar
ring his pocs) he was IN every way capable and per-
fcy deserving OF the office if change had to be made
and i was matter of great establishment that the claims
Of this gentleman should have been so lightly passed
aver This gentleman, Robert Doron, esq, ,respecta-
HE LAWYER was one of the Taylor electors of this State
and IS one Of the most prominent wigs in the county.
He was backed, understand, by all the principal
wings of the place, by the member of Congress- of the
district and also we are told, by the Vice President and
senator Seward and yet he did NOT suit the views of
Messrs. Coamer and Warren O. d., are offices put
m al auction at Washington The sequel to the APP
ppnmen, here is that both wings and democrats are
dssusted and the next election the ballot box will
,e different tale this region from what it has done
before We look upon this the last wing adminstra.
ion the country will ever submit to, and must there
tha hlo aho,srA ,t,n.
which the Second Washington and his sagacious coun-
selDrs NAV see fit to commit.
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More Prescription In North Carolina.
ELIZABETH CRY, IN. Gu June "a, 1910.
To The Editors of tie Union.

ELIZABETH CRY, IN. CO. June ~, 1910.
10 The Editors Of tie Union;
GENTLEMEN; am very sorry TO inform you that our
good postmaster Mr.. Timothy Gilbert, has been re
moved, and that MIR. w. E Mann, editor of the Old
North State, has been appointed his successor The
appointment of Mr. Mann has caused dissatisfaction
among the whgs (at least part of them,) who think
he could have done without the Office, he now has
two papers Mr. Gilbert has discharged his duty faith
fully; and the wings begged him to petition to the Post
0hce Department to be retained in the office. His petit
ton was signed BY thirty good wings, and they prnci
pay the business men OF the place He also got letters
to the department, but they were OF no avail Mr.
dependent upon him for support but we trust that, with
he will be able to get good living. He retires from
the "publc service with the consciousness of having
discharged his duty faithfully His successor is man
that will not attend to the office should be- and few
months will develop it, wish also to inform you OF the
removal of Captain Jas c. Scott from the light boat
His petition signed by all the captains that sail out
OF this place, certifying that he kept good lights Two
office holders removed because they were democrats
that they have not done their duty but because they
did not vote for Zachary Taylor We may expect that
after August collector will be removed; but be-
fore then There i've applicants for that office Col
David Outlaw our representative is afraid to say which
he is in favor OF, the election is not far Off The
present incumbent, Mr. Prtchard, is very popular man
and if removed it would great dissatisfaction for
almost every wing is in favor OF him. Colonel Outlaw
knows IT, and therefore remains mute but after August
may expect the removal. Such the workings OF
the present administration
CLAY WHIG
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Appointments by the President.


dftorneys.
henry Williams, of Georgia. be attorney of the United
'oes Tor the district of Georgia. Francis T. Barrow
who declines the office.
Wu'atn H. Hagh OF North Carolina, be attorney OF
e ohed states Tor the district of North Carolina ptcc
Henry w. Miller, who declines the Office
Land Officers.
William Sheffield, of Ohio, b. receiver of public
moved - '' -
Abner Root of Ohio lac register of the land Office at
Defiance, Ohio r,ee John Taylor removed
" Green Wilcox, to be receiver of public monev. al
saltwater Minnesota Territory Sam Leech removed
D. T. b Sapp of Illinois, be Of public mon.
eyes al Vandaia, illinois, Daniel Gregory removed
Hugh Waddell, of Louisiana, be register of the land
office a, Na,chitoche Louisiana, pce John f. Payne de
ceased
National IntsIigencer.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE. June 20, p. m
Pardon of John Drum Sudden DeathHeapy
Ff"e-Syamess 1wins-Abandanee Of Money-1h Mar
kets, &c.
full and unrestricted pardon filed in the city
'nis morning from Governor Thomas, for John Drum
Vc'ea OF killing boy named John Brown. 1t is said that
all oil The grand jury and all but of the uries
that tried him, signed the petition the governor.
Drum asserted that the discharge OF the pistol acc
DENTAL ana seems that many of those who parti
cpated in his trial were of The same opinion.
Isaac M Denson ESQ., the worthy and eic lent warden
of the Penientay, and the directors Messrs Field
ing Lucas and Samuel w. Gosne have all rendered their
designations to the governor. There has for some time
past, been difficulty among the board of directors with
the warden, relative TO the appointment OF "a clerk and
physician
Another Irish emigrant, named Patrick Maoney died at
the Copper Mines, the south side OF the basin, this
morning, from the effects of drinking cold whilst
overheated He had been but three days the country.
man named H. L. Dickinson yesterday fined by
the city court, the charge of keeping billiard table
without license, in the of $500 and costsbeng the
amount which to take license for table.
The Siamese twins have passed through Baltimore on
their home again, having concluded postpone their
of the country and visit Europe until the cholera
has passed away.
Money is abundant here at the present time than
it has been for years past, and will be
the semannua bank dividends, State stocks,
government securities, &c, will be then paid, throwing
not less than half million ready cash the market
Money is offered on loan and good security per
call and good stock securities, for any period
within IL months, any amount be obtained per
The friends of Colonel Mendes |. Cohen urging his
claims Tor the Congressional nomination for the third dis
ct, with prospect Of The ward meetings
elect delegates for the congressional convention will be
held to- morrow night.
The MARKETs.-n the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 100 bbls of Howard $4 A.
and 300 bbls select brands at 81 so, all fresh ground
Nothing doing in City Mills Very little wheat in market
sale of 800 bushels Pennsylvania red 95 cents and
cargo of white 100 Corn has declined and the
sales 81 55 for yellow, and 80 81 cents Tor
white Oats "A Is cents as in quality In provisions
there is not much movement. We have sales mess
pork $ll $l 25 and prime at So There is change
bacon, and sales sides and assorted making 81
cents; shoulders 81 81 CENTS and hams at 10
quality Lard is dull u in bbls, and cents in
kegs. Whskey selling slowly at 20 2A in bbIs
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EDITED ny MRS. s. T. MARTYR.
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C,IGNOR sPINETTO. W,

NIGNOH SPlNfIIFO- with his Canary bird
and Java sparows, will
exhibition ut the Odd Fellows Hail.
commencing Tuesday evening June
witnessed in Boston, New York; Philadelphia
mo 10000 persons.
Time Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. performance, open nj 2
and nj 4ocock and commence
81 O'Clock in the evening.
Admiuance Is cents children half price.
QJ-For further particulars see programmes.
June
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CALIFORNIA GoLD-The collector San Francisco
officially that the whole of gold dust exported from
at port from the LIST October, ls4S to the 3ist of March,
Iss S2st2040 than half of which carried of
IN foreign vessels
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a. M p. m, and again between III and IL p.
while when pass his stand any other hour, he is
be found busy This boy will be worth
society than any Of hreefourhs of those of the
age in this city who may reasonably expect 10 inherit
800 900 each w.
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NOAD's Chemical Analysis, Qualitative and GUAM
IN ntative with numerous additionally Campbell Morft
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CARDThc subscriber respectfully informs those who have
n with firm of d. Cagen h
called by Mr. John Scriveuc be
LIST OF July when he confidently hopes that all will be
cash short dates
take the of returning his crate
Acknowledgements those have already forward and
settled d. CbAGETT,
June 93-July OF the late firm OF ID. c. h Co.
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NOTICEJhe watchmen formerly Of the State Department,
IN beheaded Butcher Gordon, requested
again Tuesday evening, ceIe
which take the 2S The place
will be designated in notice previous to the 18th.
June "a BIT GONE OF THE VICTIMS.u
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For p,uey Point Point, Norfolk, and Cape Henry
E steamer Washington Tuesday the ID of
| Juy O'Clock stopping at Piney Point the same
anemoon and arrive ut early morning. leaving
directly for Cape Henry Afordng the
vce,en, to breeze, bathing, &c.
Returning the OsCEolA will leave Norfolk and Old Point
Thursday darrveh for business next morning
Good music be in attendance
Passage and fare trip Norfolk 90 Piney Point
and return, So MllChELis
June 27--ttJuly.
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DOETICAL Works of Martin Fnrquhsr Tuppcr-ro"
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The following letter. describing the last hours OF the
late Elk President OF the United States, is from the New
York Herald;
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sbcut5S- Of which % occur between Cumberland and
the mouth II Savage river IL in the giades, and the
rem siDdsr Rsceoon end Three Forks creeks. The
work viii generally be moderste although there
number sections worthy the attention of contractors
accustomed to heavy jobs Specifications and plans
will be ready at Cumberland and after the 9th of
August The proposss will be received up to sstur-
dsy. the 18th Of September, inclusive.
Counterfeit s. bills on the Franklin Bank, Of Bati
more, ere extensively in circulation. They ON
ysllowish paper and though rather snowy bills are
sosrsly engraved The vignstts intended to repre-
sent the cornueopis tho right MARCIA is fgnrs Of
Franklin, and the LETT Of the goddess Of liberty
The annexed statement exhibits the length, cost
Penses for running and repairs earnings sc. Of each
railroad company in this State for the year 1S4s -
RAnRoAps OF THE SrArr OF NEw YoaK, 1913.
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that the President may succeed In arresting the
preparation of such outrage on a friendly ma
tion, and msntsnng .nsallled !he honor 81 our
an enterprise; and oil g cd men must rejoice to
witness the honest reder pton of General Tsylor's
pledges to his country, iopreserve the faith OF
treaties and suppress all illegal enterprises against
friendly foreign nations. The gallant solsier who
has spent forty years in the camp, ana braved the
bullets OF his countrys enemies in many battles
who has sounded all the sholls and depths of
military glory--proves himself ia the world to be,
as we predicted before his election that he would
be, the "Man of Peace
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STATE OF ALABAMA.-PuBLIc FINANCES.

t9,Fcs1 S469, 600
In 1s47 the assessments amountsdt $3.50 oeo o. and
the collections to s27lles and in 1s4s the ASSESS
msnts amounted to $4s2 6lo and the collections to
$H4175. In ls4S, all the counties made returns but
Dale Monroe, and Washington. In 1s47, the assess
nens In these counties amounted TO little more than
eight thousand dollars.
In addition to the above debt the State owes bonds
~ the amount Of 5000 o0o invested In the capital
Mobile Bank. The bank has thus far, paid the int.
rest on these bonds, and has against the State
$50 ooo, for interest paid on them.
The above tables show the entire indebtedness for
which the State Is required to provide Of pay
ment The bond debt is not large ~ the foregoing
table shews IL to be. That table is taken from the
latest ofeial report but since 1t prepared the
Bank Commissioner has, no doubt reduced the debt
by the purchase Of bonds VIVA. the amount Of re-
reduction Ia, We have means Of sseertaining.
The cost Of collecting the taxes In 1s47 s12 $685.
the cost In lsis he per ccntage being allowed
In 1s< will reach $40 0oo This amount will be largely
increased by the provision Of the law which requires
the counties to have not than ten less than
three district This provision will increase
the cost Of assessng to the counties fully IL
cannot be less than this, and may be more-making
S4s for assessing and collecting revenue Of s4S2
Clio 40.
In classifying the as,sts belonging to the State sp-
pears by the last reports to the Legislature that the
good debts due the banks amounted TO two millions Of
dollars which, at eight per cent gives annual into
Of sleoooo Up to the 18th Of January 1s4o there
had been collected Of the good bad doubtful and un-
known debts Of the banks ssss7s1 s. which amount
has been without doubt converted into securities for
n. .,fS t.ta
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AMUsEMENTB.


II ROADWAY THEATRE-AR- L. A: MARSuALL SOLE
evening Aug 18TH viii be presented
the grand opera OF ERNANIEvirA Sgnorina r. Tedesco;
Ernsa. sig. CSrs Don Carlos Sig vita: Don Ruy Comes;
pssrmed the grand ballet advertisement in one ast Sc
lected from GALHEL-NAdhir, Men. Montpaisir Hzides
Nine AonPisisir 10 conclude with LA ZINGAhiLLA,
by Madame and Mons Aonpasr Prices Of admission during
the ballet sna eperepress Circle and PArquets ST. Pa
nily and Thirdcrcle, &c. Doors open at T. to begin ~
TX o'clock.
RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET.-wN. =
~ Burton, Prorrietor.-Farewel BENEFIT Of Miss Fanny
tragedy Of RosEo an uIfEf@Ronso, Ms. WsiIasI
Hsreutio M noorhouse Tytal Mr.. c. w. Clarie Frisr
Ngr,s nrs Dyott To conclude with the burstta Of
PsyssOp, Mr.. c. W: clsrke; Sam, W Chapman Kate
at 70 o'clock Boxes Dress Circle, and Par
que,te. 80 cents; Family Circle rs cents.
CBINEsE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY
Evening, August i6Ths French opers Company. UNI
Lafayette BsIsar. seeerd week here Of Vine Bsr.on
N. C0rradi and N. Berton, in selections from Ros-
sipi's popular opera, LIE BARRIER DE SEVILLE, in
full costume. AU PEuPLE DE PARIS, words and
music by Corrssi Nine Bsrton. Prima Dopna N. Cor
rso, BARTON N. Beron Tenor from the New Orleans
French Opera, who will appear in GRAND SPECTACLE
above great attraction the celebrated GUNGL BAND has
been engaged Miss Valentini will sing the Of
Robert lie Diable." Tickets 30 esnts.
CBiKEsE NusEUM-TBE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ tod States $50 Broadway exhibiting the Manners Gus
If Chinese Open from A. NJ, till 10 4. N. Admittsnos
rs cents children. under II, half price.
TINE BARS AND SALOONS OF THE ARCH STREET
Theatre. Philadelphia, to rent, good terms. to
tpessbe tenant The house opens nexs week. for the Fa
Theatre Chambers New York. between ton and three
ssi-ck.
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md,

on the 18th instant, of long and painful illness,
rt,,r THcsFsos. aged Al years
LIE friends and sequsntances are respectfully In
rcd attend his this "wednesday afternoon,
At o'clock from the residence Of Geo scharf No. 90
Gresre street, without further Invitation.
On Monday morning, the 18th instant OF consunp-
ton Jsnrs Wu.oE. late % the new National rhestrs.
The deceased had a father Irving at Gibraltar.
Al his residence IS Esst broadway, Jyo. Slater,
native q Gssgo~ Scotland in the t3d year o. ms age
ON Tuesday the llth instant. Of inflammation o. the
brain. c. tNros CoSRap 81 the late tphrsm Con-
rad eyed rs years and N months.
relatives of the family and sequaintsnces gene
,aliV ave invited TO attend HE funeral rom No 70 t
sshsth street this morning "wednesday at half pat
a. New otlsnns on the "a Instant Capt JosHu. Hir-
,os a. " iscasset Maine, aged % years q member Of
the Ufar 81 Nasons and for fourteen years past,
a r,sid,tt Of this city.
hso. al wiseassctt on the 10th instant, Mrs HAs
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$2S.lls,163 S3,5l9,&3
Ne I'm Income I'm

Totals. 81 452,a1 $l5OO,os1 tss529o
This q very valuable and interesting table, IL
win enable those interested In railroads generally, to
form pretty correct idea Of the prodsotveness Of
these works 1t will be that the receipts from pas
sengers were about sixty per cent larger than those
from freight in the aggregate but it will DO Observed
that several Of the companies named In the list do
much larger frsighting than passenger business The
net earnings Of these companies have been . much
smaller per cent than anticipated
Gross income from all sources 1sls. $500 eo6
Expenditures, repairs, and operating road,
Ao4o 49, z,ols,Soo
Net revenue, 1S4S. ................. 81 49,, s4s
According to this the running expenses and repairs
about sixty five per cent of the gross income
the balance being equal to about I'VE per cent upon
the reported cost Of construction II has been the i'm
preston for long time among stockholders in rail
Hosd companies, that the running expenses and
pairs only amounted to nfty per cent but this has
been erroneous. II fair and full account was kept,
and everything pat down that lsgimstsy belonged to
It, We should ind that the running expenses amount
cd to nearer seventynvs than sixty-nve Per cent o.
the gross earnings.
The bonded debts Of the State of Alabama reported
to the last Legislature distinguishing the place pay
ment, when due and rate Of interest a. annexed