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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

Fer bistftt ttot"'' -,
We authorized spa requested 70 1nnSs9 ss .,ei A.
.arsy 81 tho lc,h Juleisl lAsigci, nrr
We are suhoursi and Ttqnss" % sHuInn. y y y W.
CORD, PSI, al uslt', as candidate ''' "''''''' ''
81 the ldh Judicial hs'rti' ,,,,,
ns-we are authorized aud geluestsd 'o announce WI
LIAM Ntrlsi.EY, Esi 1t lori M9lih, r,
Di,irisf .iitoFAss ofihe itih iui'ri'l lH'''''|
Per Chi~r Jn.iir..
,"e MS ~ TATfEli-uN, Is. a-Nn,lai" ilg gc,yee'
rou &c tao oriee .! Clitf Js'ics of hsIlas county
For sheriff. -
We r author tnd ue,iet Z" announce WuRNlLN
CARTER, candidate ug gt'clnoh "a IN" Once o. sA'''
a. ,Tr ,,Sol "a anil rus-,rI tc ,nornce y O ''a.
ADAMS, o. q candidate ior the Office ct s'"V Of laln'
county, ,
IN nnnouaes ALLEN EI.ARp, =, candidate tor hT9 Of
u'llas county,
Por Count, surveyor. ..
We .rc authorized aud rcQur-.ii - announce WILLIAM
H. THOMAS candidate for reelection 10 the Office ~
Surusyor ul Dallas county,
For Counp rirnsurrr.
We are authorized emu f"Jl-sleN 70 nnlnun'" ~ NJ
=. PRYOR ~ candidate i"r County iTta'Ir'' Toe Dallas
For County CIrri,.
rs- We authorized pno requested 70 announce NiS
AMBER HAYWOOD As candidate for County Clerk OF Dali
We Sr~ authorized and requested to announce GEORGE
W LAWS NJ candidate for clerk Of tho county 'o' OF
We arc authorized to announce THOMAS c WILLIAMS
as a candidate ior County CLERK az Dams county
.s-r-sor md Collector. ,,. =,
We arc authorize 81 ana requested to ann"un JiMEs +
irDINIGT a. u candidate for rc-ccrli"n 70 the onc" Of
S,se,sor aud Collector oi Dallas county.
souuty Commissionrr. ....
Uc ~. ,u,NoriI~d ami rruues,Gd to ernounrc T n wINN
" e,pdG,fr for the office Of County Commissioner OF
Dallas count
Constable Tsrcinri No. 4. ,.-
We are author rel and requested to announce JANltS
,WEPFARp "a candidate FOR Constable Of Precinct No. l.
NallS5 count
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
EXCITEMENT IN COLLIN COUNTY
Tainpering with Slaves


We have justlearned some of the particulars con-
corning theexcement that has prevailed in the low
err part of Collin for the last few days. negro
woman belonging to Mr. Collier, had made three at
tempts to burn down his dwelling house, at night,
and was detected in the third effort. Being threat
ened with severe punishment, she confessed her own
guilt, and the completely of man named Drake, q
merchant living near by She stated that said Drake
had given her free papers," on several occasions,
which she had often burned through fear of deec-
ton. Last week, Drake had induced her by promises
of freedom and Of aid to escape, to set fire to her
masters dwelling house, and burn it e. the heads
Of himself and family.
1t seems there had been some difficulty between
Drake and Collier, and the former had induced the
negro to do what he would not himself through fear
some other motive. When the woman was detected
and had confessed, she was told to go to brakes
house and inform him what she had done. She was
attended by Mr. Collier, and several other gentlemen
all of whom overheard the conversation between the
guilty parties well as discovered the readiness Of
Drake to secrete her. and aid her escape After hiding
her securely in q hay-loft, where he said all HI
couldn't find her, he nabbed by the other par
ty. He was tried before Magistrate, and held to
bail in bond Of $4,000. The greatest indignation
has been excited and it is believed that the affair
will lead to the detection of others in the country
We would recommend the Importance of forming Wig
lance committees, to watch and ferret out all suspect
ed persons. and protect the country ON their mach
nations We have given the particulars we heard
them, and promise fuller details when we get them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

Eey- We are pleased to learn that Judge Reagan
refused to serve on the committee on Revolut onary
Claims, rendered him by Speaker Pennington, and
that Gen. Hamilton declined to serve on the commit
Tee upon Private Land Claims. Their services on
these committees would not have benefited their con-
stituencies hence they declined.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

SPECIAL NOTICE.. W. JOHNSON, ESQ, of
Kaufman Texas is fully authorized TO solicit adyer-
,isemen,s and subscriptions for the Dallas Herald in
Few Orleans and other Cites and to receive and re-
-eipt for any money due this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

Ezsy- Tie Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon, the English pulpit
bully, has put his finger in the "arnnl niger ques-
ton, and denounces the American people as 'ne-
gro-,teaiing people" This is true of his abolition
rethren but does not apply with anything like truth
70 the people Of the South
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
M,s. Elizabeth Crockett.

Last week we chroncled the death Of this venera-
bic ard most estimable lady. friend has sent US
the following particulars, connected with her eyentfu
liSe
Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett, relct Of the Hon. Dayy
Crockett, died in the 18th year Of her age She was
born in Buncombe county, n. c., in May, lISS. Her
maiden name was Patton She was married to Jas
Patton her cousin, and removed with him to Frank
in county, Tenn. lie was killed fighting for his
country, in the celebrated Creek War. BY him she
had two children. Subsequently she was married to
the amented Crockett, who fel at the Alamo; thus
she lost her second husband her first, in battle
BY her s. cond husband she had three chi dren-one
son and two daughters. Robert p Crockett her son,
now lives in johnson county. Rebecca Elvira, her
eldest daughter, consort Of Rev. Mr.. Holiord lives
also in Johnson county and Matilda, tue youngest,
lives in Tennessee.
In 1866 she removed from Tennessee to Texas, and
settled on lands the gift of grateful State to the
widow and heirs of Davy Crockett her heroic defend
or. 1t is a matter of just pride to every citizen Of
Texas that the widow Of Dary Crockett found home
in her old age, md after her three score years and
ten were fulfilled, grave ON the soil consccrateu
by his blood-the gift of the country of his adoption
The grave of his widow and the home of his children
will make johnson county place of pilgrimage to
many
Mrs Crockett was n member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South and died in the full triumph
of her holy faith. That she vas woman of many
and virtues the writer and many others IN John
son county, her neighbors, can bear witness.
NEIauBoR FRIEND OF THE DECEASED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

WHAT FoRSEY AGREED TO Do.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia North American
says that before the Republican caucus agreed to sup
port Forney for Clerk of the House, assurances were
given by Hickman and Schwartz that forney would
suppor the Republican candidate for the Presidency
against any man nominated at Charleston. For ey's
late speeches render it almost certain he wiz do hat
very thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

To OUR CoRREsPoSpENTs.--We regret that the CON-
muication from R. F. g., our New York correspond
emit, was received too late to be Of interest to our
rtabers.
.The Fair Dippers," has been received and will
appear next week.
lambda" has been delayed SO long that his ex-
gient letter has lost its interest Try TO get your
communications piSed through from Belknap, by
special request.
W. R." of Lancaster, writes well, but has rather
too much blending of religion with politics. We
would be pleased to hear from him on religious sub
scs but politico-regous essay will be too tedious
Cor he utilitaran people Of the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

ssS- The designating Opposition sheets are dis
ooursDg the most persuasive eoquence to the frontier
peope, reminding one Of the subdued and impressive
eutr saties Of a scared man on q FESTIVE horse "Be
ssy. will yer" But no, they wont ''be aisy,"
have will Of their own, aud know what they want,
They will rear and PITCH until they throw their rider
depend uponit.
The same sheets are laudins the prOdigious efforts
q The Governor in raising three companies OF Minute
men, Of tirsnty men & y each, to range on the IRON
der. These minute men,--so minute that the magn-
fying optics Of the Governors scalawags can make
10 mere nor less of them than 80 men all tod-are
at "a drop in the bucket" Of what the frontier
rssds scarcely speck on the horizon Of frontier
that extends from Red River to the eOurtly chappara
q Cortrns Monies pOrfuriHt, mus rfdieuiH' mas
citaT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

ssy The Mckinney Messenger talks about 1.-THE
gollii:ans who may assemble at Galveston, without
lie auihority Of the people" What viii the Messen-
u d With the delegates laisly appointed Il = meet
ing On the people Of Collin e0antyf Do they go
..,r;shout a5thoritys. or whose consent sbah they
Ak bsfore they are snseredto go'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

rEE- The cars commenced running regularly daily
on the Galveston and Houston Railroad, on the 10th
misunderstanding Galveston at L. m. and Houston at
4 P. m. sass
The cars have also commenced running on the
Washington County Road, from Hampstead to the
Brazos river As soon as the bridge is finished across
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

The South have In his (wgfall's) election vhlor-
ours champion, AID Texas an efulgent star.-segasa
-HereuTy.
. Yes. but unfortunately it is scg-star- Union
Democrat
What shah be sms With Wright'-san -snfopio
6sraid.
ess him ia . zeus.l for hs'd n =. easy there as
.sy Wire eiss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
FiaaI settlement.

" E. cOOMBS. Administrator Of the estate
II. Of Joseph Graham. deceased, has filed inmy
Office his final account current with said estate
together with his petition praying for final dis
charge This is therefore 10 notify all persons
;,,.s.ssstsa "a come forward at the next tern Of
the countv Court. to be held at the court-hense
IL Dallas On the last Monday in H1rch. Fpu,
and Object 10 the same If they think proper
W. K. HASrES. g. 9. G. n CO., IA
s{:3t ~ -. ". L<r<' Q.fttg q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
LAW, OoLLmOTIOHJ,
Il X G. Ill A n G. Il
AND
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
JOHN G. GOOCH,
UNI thANENs u7VVHlI
Palestine, Anderson County, Texas.

Palestine, Anderson County, Texas.
pissoLrros-The Lac. Collection and EIehanss Firm Of
"cavens Gsoch dissolved on the hTst day OF January
1900, by mutual consent, -,
Hsw sIY-Dusness continued by the Junior Partner un-
der the style Of Joss a. 00ocn In all respects heruofofe
Seven almost exclusive attention 10 tho COLLECTIONS,
CoRRIsrospgscE, and BAsISd Of o. os ONCE,
will hoped the promise o eeiens and careful at
lentlon to all interests conhded 10 him -,
COLLECTIONS Eastsrn and Middle Texas BY the reciprocal
aid Of efficient resident Attorneys receive special attention.
CorHrs-suits prosecuted III the ioderai Courts Tyler, OF
the Courts Of Anderson Houston, Cherokee, smith, Henderson,
Kaufman Dallas Ellis and freesone coanes will have Psr'o-
nal diitnfioa,
Sight and Time Drafts In sums TO suit
Funds reunited the day received, In sight Exchange ~
poslts certified for payment on cali
Taxes paid on Land for non-resdents -,
General Agency Tor Land Insurance Companies Lion sas
Sewing Machines, Publishers, &c.
References.
NeW York.-Reh rracyi Henrys smith Townsendi D.
NJ wardwelj McKeson Robbinsj Lanes Boyce Co. john
Scott Col sackr Beicher Col Condct Jennings Col
IIarrel, Risley Kithen. .
Nep OrIeans.-MoKeroy Bradford J. burnside q Col
slark Staurer Co Theo. y. Soaring Co. -
gaps,t.n.Dai, Huichlnss Col Geo Buteri VIM hend-
Iy Co., H. D. G. Milsj shepherd, Shaw Col ba'ngers
Jack
Rouston.-B, A. Shepherd
1ustin.-Swenson Il swlsher.
Nacogdoehss.-Dr. j. A. Starr.
Patsiine.-Ioward Mills; John Murehisoni Isiehar'
Gunnels.
Shreveport, Lab. NJ johnson.
February Goth, lsC0-n35-ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

q The Lssislaturs Of Maryland, following tie
oseosasnf 81 By Texas, 7- sears ago i0uAros =
fr.e.ofy sater. has pssss vote o. oensnrs "a me
ss-.,st n 5I.s-r Winter Davs. with only one dis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

- sould-be wit, having fred on his stale jokes
rifhout eject 1t last exclaizsd = Why ycn nerer
,aueh when say = good thing : Don't II tretorsd
1rrrcid /, onfr rs me with essc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

! Bas- William T. Burton. the celebrated counedisn,
died in New York, on the 10Th inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
To Wool Growers

I'IIH undersigned is prepaid to buy Wool or to take
| II on shipment for the Northern market lie will
pay personal asHiioR to the sale Of the Wool In the
North and thus secure to his customers the highest
prices, at the least expense, For Wool bought or
shipped, superior article Of bagging and twihe for
bundng will be furnished. Pressing aud packing In
square bales free OF charge
85,3ml HERMAN HIRSH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

Er tits the intention Of Mr. Grow to introduce a
bin to authorize the establishment Of Territorial
Government in DaeOtah, aud one in the Western pAt
Of Kansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
January, 1860.

January, 1850.
From inquiries we have made, we believe the state
ments above are correct and that Messrs. HanfOrd
Browning not uphoders of anti.elavery doctrines
and in the above case only regarded the support
of local ocficer on personal grounds.-[ EDS Day
Book.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

Eailors Dug BOOT:
Surprising that the publication of our name in your
pal el among the list OF Mr.. 0piykes supporters at
our late city election might lead SOM of our Southern
friends to place us among those justly called enemies
of the SUu,h, "Aboitionists and John Brown wor-
shippers beg leave to say that we looked upon
the election of Mayor of this city as purely local
matter and from long and intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. o., we believed him to be the best man for
that office, and gave him our support without any
regard to his political name or party We have no
sympathy with any attempts at interference with the
local inst uons Of the South and i'll favor OF the
honest and faithful adm nistration Of all laws, State
and Federal, (uut excluding the much debated
fugitive slave aw,) and cheerfully concede to the
people OF the South what we claim and receive from
them, protection to life and property while Temporal
rly sojourning in passing through our State and
no money has been contributed by us for .a6ol
ton purposes, under any name whatever.
HANFORD & BROWNING,
206 g. 20S Rrnafl,yay N Y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

BeD" We take pleasure in helping to do justice to
the firm of Messrs Hanford s. Browning, and insert
the following from the "Day-Book." This house
stands deservedy high in the estimation of Southern
men, who will rejoice to see justice done them.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
THE DAY BOOK.

CANNON IMPROVEMENTS BY Al CALIFORNIAN
-" III ountain Ordnance. The Sacramento
"Standard" gives the following notice of
some Ingenious improvements on ordnance,
particularly ON guns intended for mountain
service, invented by Mr.. Stoddard, who
halls from Sonora, Tuolumne county:
"We have been shown an improvement in
artillery, the production of Californian,
which is intended to be used in mountain
coantries,or wher ever horses cannot be used
to advantage. The inventor, Thomas R.
Stoddard, insists that If piece of ordnance
be divided into sections, it not only is more
portable, but stronger than a gun cast solid
ly. His theory is, that il cannon be divid-
cd into any number of sections, and attached
by single screw, that, as the screw is the
strongest lever known in mechanics, when
the sections are fitted together tightly, the
piece will burst sooner at any other place
than at the screw. By this simple means he
is enabled to get the strength of the gun just
where it is most needed, viz: between the
breech and the trunnion. Besides this, he
is enabled (by making the screw attach
ments all alike) to have either long gun or
short one, according to the range desired"
-Butletta.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09

The FRANKLIN TRAGEDY.-The4 Danville
(Virginia) Appeal of Wednesday, speaking
of the late tragedy in Franklin county, Va,
says.
The preliminary trial of the parties com
menced on Wednesday last, before Mr. Coop
err, magi strate of Franklin. We learn that
Messrs. Tredway and Whittle have been en-
ployed ON the part of the defendants. Mr..
Taiiaferro is the Commemorative Attorney
for Franklin county, and he will be assisted
in the prosecution by Hughes billiard, ESQ.,,
whose services have been engaged for the
purpose. AS the trial progresses the evil
dence is written down.
There remains ROW three own brothers of
the Messrs. Clement who were killed, and
three half brothers, six in all. 1t is said that
the parties have all disarmed, and "order
reigns in Warsaw" Mr.. Smith, who receiv-
ed flesh wound in the arm, is fast recover
ing, and is pronounced entirely out of dam
ger, while Mr.. Oliver Witcher, whose hurt
was greater than that of any of the Survivors
of the conflict, is likewise improving. He
was wounded by pistol ball in the wrist,
which extended up the arm near the elbow,
causing frightfal wound, from which, how
ever, as we have stated, he is fast recover
ing.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
WASHINGTON POINT DYEING ES-
Rl.fSE M INIT

uFFICE-CoRNER MAIN AND FENcHURcH SITS
* AVING every apparatus requisite, and the
L l artistic skill OF the German, French and
american, am now prepared (knowing the
re-eminence of my previous feputation) for
esnsipg, dyeing and refinishing Ladies and
t,entlenen's apparel, Silk, Satin and Canton
rape Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. &c. My
.noito Is Excelsior, and intend to stand unn-
vailed l solicit the continued custom of the
community.
oc J-dlV Y. ). GUY VI.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
r. BOTTiMORE,

. II u Il I q y y . u .
1 have in store q large Stock OF Ladies, Gen
a tlemen, Misses ana Children BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds, qualities and styles which
will sell at the very lowest prices. The
cubic are requested to examine these goods
etore purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, E. Side Market Square,
del Sign Big Yellow Boot.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
w A N Il b d

w A N II e d
A LII the Ladies to call at d Y MARCUS
II No % Main street, and see Gro yer & Ba-
ker's Sewing Machines Nearly forty thousand
of these justly celebrated Machines are in dai.
ly use, and their own merits have won for them
the Justly deserved reputation of the reliable
Machine of the market. 1t will be remember
ed that this machine took the first premium a,
the late Seaboard Fair in this city, after a
thorough examination and test, by commit
tee of three most practical and scientific men
in this section Of Virginia. The following is
an extract of their report:
"After thorough inspection of all the Sew
ing Machines on exhibition, it is our opinion
that the GROVER T. BAKER" Sewing Ma
chine IS the best for all purposes, viz family
and general work.''
Signed, ] b PENDLETON,
sup't Machinery, Seaboard T. ROANOKE ~ ~ H.
Sup't Seaboard Y Roanoke X.
q B DAVIDS,
Sun,t Atlantic Iron Works,
and Inspector of Steamers
Cotton. Silk, Oil. Needs, &c, always on
hand at No % Main street Norfolk:
te22 - MANoua'
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
CHANGE OF HOUR:
M
YOREOIK AND PETERSBURG
u A i

4 EAVE Norfolk at. ...................I2 NJ
IL Reach Petersburg at....".......3.40 +. M.
Leave Petersburg, ..............f.2o a. W.
&Gf- The foregoing is daily scheduleIsun-
GAYS excepted-and connects closely with the
RICHMOND TRAINS,
SO and from Richmond, also with the Trains OF
the South Side Road as heretofore.
Passengers from Richmond leave at 4.3O A.
M, and breakfast ii, Petersburg
Sg5- To 60 into effect from and after this day,
..atUi day, Nov. 18th, 1889.
WILLIAM MALONE,
uoll Engineer and Sup't.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09

Terrible Tragedy in Arkaasos- 4ico Men
and Women Hung bya Mob.-The Mem
phis Enquirer gives the particulars of a
most bloody tragedy, which was enacted in
CORTLAND county, Arkansas, near st. Fran
els river, on Thursday and Friday of last
week. The Enquirer says:
On the night of the 2lst ult., a man named
Robinson was shot through the window and
instantly killed by some person on the out
side OF the house. When the diabolical
deed was committed, as was ascertained, no
body was in the house with him but his
wife, and he was in the act of undressing,
preparatory to going to bed. The whole
matter remained buried in the deepest mys-
terry until several days had elapsed, when
some of the neighbors of the murdered man
arrested his wife on suspicion. She confes-
sed that she knew something of the killing,
and implicated two brothers, whose names
our informant did not ascertain. On Web
nesday last the two men were arrested. One
OF them confessed that it was arrangedthat
when Robinson was put out OF the way he
was to marry the widow and that he paid his
brother one hundred dollars to do the deed.
A vigilance committee was formed, and the
two men were taken into the woods and
hung. This was on Thursday last, the LIST
inst, and the following day the woman was
taken to the same place, aid hung-thus
ending one of the most atrecious crimes we
have ever been called on to record.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09
Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER.

} n
A s T E X E 4 ND SLA TER
! WOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located in Norfolk for tn.
purpose OF prosecuting the above mentionss
| BUSINESS, am prepared to execute in the bss
Eye lyle and shortest time, all work that may bs
snuasted to me, Architectural Plaster Orns.
prices.
.N5- Particular attention paid to rsps,ria
Slate Roofs, Re. pN ~ 'sp''''"
Residence, No. ls, N Gum berland strss,.
ma ely.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
west Side Bank Street,
ii FEE W STEPS FROM MAIN STgEAs
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate OF five per csL
upwards, and four per cent If remaining Lee.
than 80 days. Interest compounded every -.
months or paid to the deposftors if preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hour
from A. M. to 9x P. M: Discountdays, Moa
Persons having funds to deposit will fin thu.
Institution safe and convenient for the purpose
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAINT Fl. HODGES, s. HARTsHoRr,
Jos. L. ALLYN, j. JAMES MooHr
U. ID. Matthias, F. W. SEABUB
W. Il. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAN-
ICS' SAVING BANK,
Office No. 38 Bank Street.
ELISHA GAMAGR, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELANY, Jos X. SpRATLsy
CIV GRANDY, RYLANH Caps
JAS 7 LEIGH, ". 4. HAna1sos
W. II. WALES, Cashier,
7'his Institution ofYers to the isIs,.
L chant and Mechanic the Farmer and IA.
PROFESSIONAL man, In town and country; anon
nSo port to make sums Of money producttS.
which will be Semi-annually added to the uri,
clpal, and yet may be withdrawn at short NO
tee. "
1t also recommends itself to Executors, Az
illustrators and Guardians, afording an us
doubted guarantee of safety, aswelI from the r.
sponsibilty and integrity Of its Directors
stockholders, as from the security OF sum-
emily large Joint fund.
The rate OF per cent per annum will be Al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 80 day.
or more, and per cent for 4 shorte ,tiiae.r.
office OF the Bank will be open daily 70 r recsiy
ing and paying deposits from to up. M.
discount Days "Wednesday and Saturday.
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