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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
W. d u. Il. STARR, -
CAMDEN IRON WORK

d
CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, Rev Jersey,
M& --Manufacturerh)f--
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUsfo or Az woRFs
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, or Reorts and other
Houses.
HEFoRTs and all CASTINGS rsqued or aettngthsm nthe
atest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDENsERs, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the Retor.sfror, presume
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 l6OGooO cubcfeet dali,
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEyEs,t or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS. OF all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERN IRIS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from to 4s inches diameter for Water OF
Gas
sTREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches Bend,,
Drips Sleeves. etc.
sIof VALVES from 80 inches, eherbrass aced pla
WROUGHT IRON w0RK--All the Smith and shest Iror
Work required in and about Gas Works.
HSsCommuncaj, should be addressed to the PRIECI
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
ED~BRANCH OFFICE, 12s SOUTH THIRD STREET.
hRHTLADELPHIA. @ ,,els lvtw
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
CLUsKEY'S POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE,
Oh
Encyclopaedia,

CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE.
Ok
Encyclopedias,
ByM W. CLUsKEY Washington, DO,
II contains, among other things.
The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary. Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas Cone stossrs Stephen.
The material portion Of tho Kansas Nebraska BIN.
I.eeon,pton, Topeka ard Lenvcnworth Constitutions.
The Crittenden Montgomery Senate IND English Ba. The
sppertanng same including President Ptercep Special
MS % S.s s...co..
The Constitution Of the United States,
Articles of Confederation.
WsShngton's Farewell Address.
Ordinances of 1874 and l787.
Mr. Cays Report favor of the Distribution of Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history of the
President rierces Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
B president PsF'0' Message V''oins the River and h'F00'
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboi
tionsts.
Messrs Bnchanans and Wias Letters on The bargain and
Mr. Cahonns Port Hi Address. ,,
The Maysyle Road Veto.
A history of Party Conventions.
Report Davis, of South Carolina, the Poitics
Power the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Bnchanan's Minority Report the subject.
Gov Wise and Mr.. Caruthers Letters against the American
Organization and Hen. A. H. Suarrs Letters signed Madi
on' defending it.
Kenneth Rayner's Speech at Philadelphia in November 1855
and In North Carolina in 1882
A history Of. with the votes on the var GUS Tariffs
history the United States Bank md Abolition Petitions
Mr. Filltnore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas
of public men on the power Congress Ter
ritories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Conven on and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon seconRly
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
CLAYTON Compromise
Wilmo PToviso. ..
with many other things TOO to mention.
Every subject fully treated every in Congress Cd
any subject hapi Ig political sgnHcntien Is given
This book WI rest the public speaker tEy on the Kansag
and other guestisus
Single Copies, SIS Club of Six. Sl5
JAS. 3. SMITH CO.. Publishers,
Gas Philadelphia
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EUp SHARES OF 500 each. SEQ 90
hskng total capital Of twenty thousand dollars to be
oiVded into hundred shares of dollars each
which amount has been paid up full 1t distinctly under
STOOD ana agreed that stakeholder shall liable
pos1oe Tor Inc contracts se faults of the Company any
urner sum tT the amount Of his stock shall he be sub
ect to any call shall any inormay organizing
or sy other have the effect exposing the
holder to any liability beyond the of his stock nor shall
any iniomaity or delay in the organization of the Company
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HARDWARE,
AsAA PLOWS! HOES! AM
%To And f
PLANTATIoN HARDWA

III
NV and nv
PLA N ALTON HARD AREi
RoUssET GRN1N are NV prepared supply thei.
tomers with the following
Planters Goods.
$50 Garrett Co!tmau FLOWS all sizes
50 Hall Il spier Improved Peacock PLOWs.
40 Valley FLOWS, assorted Nos. and 2.
800 Ball PLOWS, assorted Nos. |, Q and 3.
1000 Carey or King PLoWs, short extended bars Nos
l. Rnd 3.
200 Magnolia COTTON SWEEPS !, 2 and 3.
% casks TRACE CHAINS twisted.
70 plain links.
ID feet hooks.
30 Cast Steel OVAL EYE HOES, Nos. ], q 3.
20 CAROLINA HOES, ell numbers.
p Half Bright :. :,
10 OK CHAINS, assorted 8 to 10 feet.
-Aso on hand
Horse and NIUE Collars, Horse and Hames Cart Saddles
Blind Brides Cotton Plow Line Rope and general assor
men of Plantation Implements will be sold nj low
prices, by
ROUSSET L GENIN
Hardware Dealers,
Is Canal street, Chares street.
N BOrders from Commission Houses solicited and prompt.
ly executed. fe1e I'm
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. 8
he remembered Sh day of October 1860 before
me- The subscriber OF the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared TUYES President and j. W
HINGKS Secretary, OF the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
do depose and say that the above inst and
true and correct transcript from the books of said Company
j. TUYEs, President
j. w. HINCKs, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this October 1885,
ARTHUR. SAUGIER,
Third Justice Of the Peaee for the Parrish Of orisazs
AT ameetins Of the Board of Directors, held tho ss
tt resolved declare dividend OF TWENTY PM GEfS
M per the Net Earned Premums Of Inc company for
the year ending 99h September 1854 for which Gert
will after the list pacenRSr next Ard
also accordance with Article 1sh hs fharte IN
18th the orisRzi snbserbes inter
the rate per per annu On Premiums paid BY
them and credited on their subscripltoD notes
). TuYEs. PteEtespfe
Nv. HINGES, Secretary.
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k=9sn MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
UiRTFPIAEo FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM RhABE ( Co, Nos, l. g. and Eutaw street, Bait
more respectfully inform their Southern friends they
enlarged their factory aud prepared Ruppy great
demand for their Panos They nauesonshly the MOI
unraoe CONTAIN all the latest improvements fully guai
anteed for five For great power tot
and agreeable touch they une1naled
For The last t~eny their have been hrb
recommended by the first Professors amateurs in The
country, $3.50
They have taken the first premiums over MI other copeon
the different SlaeS where thew reen exhihted
they received First iums nj
for the best Southern Piano and The her for s
BEST, ngNnSr all competition.
They also received the Fair held in necembr y the
Cotton Planters Cory n'ion Macon Ca the Highest Pre-
MUM, against al competition.
A fu supply of The above Pianos may be r0und Al our
Agents in New Orleans
A. L. BLACKMAR Il BROTHER
1915 ly&WN IA Camp street
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
~ chants Manufacturers Cotton Planters in Copper
and Brass, in superior style, by
L a G X H o L
.PoyGsras street...............IIO
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet
and Stoves OF the most approved patterns.
p@ Cnttering aud Roofing in all its various branches
E&3Jobbing promptly attended to. ala 1y
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NEW YORK CARDS.
LADIES' LADIES' WINE
SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
CtERhp.tstpf7

8PEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For lis wonderful and beneficial qualities rs GENTLE
Sf1MULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDORIFTC, which
is testified by Phy5cas thousands of Ladies' md Gentle
men in ali parts of Europe and America.
AS n Gentle Stimulnnt and Tonic
1t strengthens tue Digestive Organs improving Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS " DEurotfc,
HimparLs healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY 0RGAES-very beneficial in pROPsY GOuF
Erupe and Rheumatic Affections
AS II sudGrifc,
acs upon the Skim opening the pores and expeng n i'm.
rureS by inenabe perspraon thereby driving of Ernpions
and cleansing the surface, giving vior to the whole
SYSTEM and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY coudjiion
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION
The Chippewa Tribe of Indfans
Have long used the Blossom Fruit Of tho Elder as ono Of
their most valuable remedies
I'm Germany,
The Berries dried ind by for use in case
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine OF Elder
II from the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended nv
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable ms
dcna properties SUPERIOR my other Wines in common
USE and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and 1NFIRM removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS, improving tie APPETITE and henefino
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Re"au8o will intoxcate contains TO mjIure NJ
liquors, ana admired its fam
and nntritive properties; imparng healthy tone tn the
ach and Digestive Organs
BA wine glass full or more may be used with meal, A. .
any time through the day, rs desired
We will only ask your indulgence to make one tia, f ;
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. HART & Co. JOHN
WRIGHT co, JAMES SYME Canal street and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
RN-The trade supplied at prop5i4iors prices
ALFRED sPEER Proprietor,
fnTZh lTdW 2nS Broadway. New York
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INSURANCE.

I OUIsIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
New ORLEANS, March 1850.
In conformity with the requirements their charter
Company publish the followii statement:
Amount OF Premiums receivedfrom LIST March, 1859,
to the 18th February, 1900 Observation-Disclosures. 1851 6z7 81
Amount of unearned Premiums March 1s 1885,. 1914 No
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orle Ms.
Be remembered that this 10Th day of March, 1850
Tore the subscriber, Justice of the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and T. P JanvieT Secretary the Louisiana Mutual
Company Of Now Orleans who being duly according
law do depo8e and that the just
true and from the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 10th day of March,
1860. DE MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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STATE LOUISIANA, q
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
BE it remembered that the ninth Nav before
the undersigned, Justice Peace in and he eity
aforesaid personally appeared Henry President
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Company
Few Orleans, who. being duly nccordn law
pose and that the foregoing and
correct transcript from the books of said company.
II. PEYCHAUn President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before this day May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace the Of Orleans
The Board of Directors have declared dividend
Of thirty cent the capital paid in of this Company Of
the earning Of the ending April l6
able in accord With Article Twelfth Of the
Cemgany, to-wit:
Ten tn cunt paid demand
the stockholders he ra representatives OH and after Ii
Goth instant and the balance be credited intent on
the unpaid stock notes. Sz5E&
H.PEYCHAUD President.
..~ s. PLASSAN. Vice President.
.a LOUIS BARNETT, SECRETARY.
-pIREcroRs.-
s. Plassan A. Lafores, P. Maloches
G. Fl. Kerninn Tios N. Blake, b. ERnfre.
P. Queyrouze, f. Moreno, FL. Peychaud
mvll ss555
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having removed from their old stand 6s Broadway their
new and more extensive establishment have are
manufacturing 10 ORDER every description Fashionable Car
ageS and light Road Rnd Troihg Wagons
ectcd materials and Workmanship, and beauty Of design
finish and durability equal if superior any other
make In this country. reo7 1y6W
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
terest the outstanding certificates profits
second Monday OF May and to redeem and after that
date the Scrip issue of the year they
cared scrip dividend Thirty One Third per cent
on the net earned premiums of the ending 1866
for which certificates will after the first day Of
june 1850.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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INSURE MCEs

oha,,. y e .7
Tic. = hNi4afa EsafHefs- Rotary pub-
in current register. ~ ~ ene sflgstst extant
IN faith whereof grant these presents t,3,s.. -
u. 81 and the impress fny sfies ~ III
aforesaid this ut day Of July, ISS] S5tseis
o., EDWARD BARNETT. Nntary ysnk5t. 5s
The nderEned Recorder Of Hortgagea Tor tbs
o!leas that the foregoing Charter been tha ~
recorded in Society Book No. Foljtf A. sls uay
Asw orieaast 9Th July, 1850.
- ly2i sue y gJA JOHN HOLMES RecoydarJ 81
OFFICE ", TILE sUs MUTUAL lNsgkANcs
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ARTICLE ".
retrospective nteests hereto parties ars declared
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FouRFH ANNvAL srArEnrvy

5FfACE Of HH; SU3 MUTUAL lAsuk 4 Nf.vz
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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ARTICLE
Tee object for which has been formed
MAINTAIN STEAMBOATS, for the transportation for compensation
Of psengers reightg. the United States mi er from Rev
Orleans TO Shreveport Jefferson and abo We hs Rad River Raj
and all intermediate landings. ~
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certify foregoing true copy the original
In current archives.
Witness my hand seal at Orleans tho 10Th day
of April, A, D. 1860
ago WALTER Il. PRTEBs, p.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-01
St0tts, fmmtts, TT.
G3r0urNg, 2iQuors, 1T.

&C. FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
E9< IN all the varieties of each kind, seegted the
npOrtatOnS of AW CROP TEA, expressly for the
use of private families, the quality Of which
not be eXCeed either in Stye Of make extreme
GRANGE For sale by WIN. WHELAN, No. l42 Baltimore
street, between North and Calvert streets. sl4-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-01
G0atatigl.

REOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
| IYAYOUNG LADIES.
| The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
IN September The course OF instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction Of
sn efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education the
command Of the institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts ad
yaagts Of the Christian family invited examine the
| School.
Fo terms Of admission and further information, address,
Rey: GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
| MARYLAND iuI-
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I1ublft 8alfs.

On TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtueof de-
ss cree OF the Superior Court of Baltimore city, sitting
as Court Of Equity, the subscriber Trustee. will
QB tor sale at public auction, the premises TUES
~ the I'm day Of bruarv, 1861, at O'Clock F. NJ
ALI. THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
ana Sing IN the city a Baltimore, ard described follows,
atls TO sly Beginning the line Of the south side Of
oEe street at the distance Of fifty feet easwardiy from
corner formed by the intersection the south side Of
S street and the east side OF Bruno street, and
j. ny thence castwardly, bounding the south side Of
street Sl%tyWo fert and six inches to the ground
J" h by indenture bearing date the Ih day of April
y was Geinised by Robert Taylor and wife to James
W gray aud George W Balm; thence southwaTdly, bound
ing On nat ground and parallel TO Bruno street. hun
dtd ami thirty one feet nine inches less, Bruce
aey thence westwardiy, bounding the north side OF
Bruce alley sNytwo feet six inches or thereabaut to q
point fifty feet eastwardly from the line the side of
bTune street and thence n0hwarlly by aight line
hundred and thirty feet and inches less,
70 me place o. beginnngsu6ect to the annual ground
rent o! $lt9G2@ payable half yearly The improvements
thGrGon being ongstory attic Brick COTTAGE with
ING No l6!.
NJ terms of sale, prescribed by the Court areOne
~ on the day OF sale upon the satisfaction there
I sIie aiance in two equal instalm=nts of six and
NJ with interest from day Of sale; the credit
- nf setute by notes endorsed to the satisfac
JACOB BENJAMIN, Trustee
THEO. GL0CKER, Attorney.
o SAMUEL II. COVER Auct
!a.I-1LMN us A - baltimore street.
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
= fERTlLlLER-eqpa oGuano and cheaper than Stable
MANURE being aluyia deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter. Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles ST
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds Quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
ssrvoir. Apply at IS South street "
Price 50 cents cat load. inoe-tf
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5rtsIraitff { gUgar1f;.

3"a"te"lt s"'9aiWs-
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CUMPANY
= arr,onc = o, OF BALTlMoKE ,.u.u.
Policies every description on Insurable Proper
" against loss oy fle' al Ihe lowest raes
James NJ Ponder BOARD OF pif 4 Wsr5enaugn
VIM M g. 6rt r9Ter' S BsNlisgS Jenkins
sssmge Fi n Smith Elisha Elisha 1 PERKINS
Charles Hoffman, {; HSTsrd Rogers.
ial8tt :" HARLAN "lL sec4s asf
ALTIMO
ID
5Er
-
'N'oNAN0H 0'NrAN1
INCORPORATED 1880.
cy,pTr, De,ppUy,
| '''' L.
0TFTCE-No f Sorru s7Rgr-
JOHN }. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
| xsIrpRs,1ves ror, o>ry x-p,r, roe,, ~, ,e,ps
w ''l' '''' T.
ANNu!TIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES rvsrrpr,n ;t- NJ, w., 90 ,,,;,,
9i'AF 10 INSURED, either Men, women or Children,
| at the lowest rates
,r-,, -, .-..-,,,,,... 'iHi.'l oHs. .......
: noTTnsoy ,TnprncT
sru,ErEp cro . cIpsov
p p c (,I rnnI, 800 r.I,Io2
NJ colSToN' Secretary
Or. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
WALES @St5 7,5s771 yoy ,cg ,tgZ2asn street
z YALE i1'oURANCh AGhNC1,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-01

The undersigned represent their old established agen
cy the following rstcass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD ..........s2 100000
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, HARTFORD.. $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO, HARrF0RD............ 100000
MAsSASOIT ms co, SPRINGFIELD. ...... 25o,OOo
SPRINGFIELD ms. Co, SPRIyGFIELD.... 5OoCOO
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ........ 2,5OoCO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sl7tf ]. G. PROCT h SONS.
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Gmnskmknts

Amasemlents.
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.
THE LAST WEEK
OF THE
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA
THE HOLY LAND.
EVERY BODY SHOULD SEEIT. jaSl-3t
III OLLIDAY STREET THEATRE
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
THIS tFTdavG EVENING, Feb. l.
VIII be presented Bourccaults adaptation Of Charles
Dickens Work, entitled
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH!
GAEB I'll Tx. JEFF kRSDN
W u. HES kl
AZ
10 conclude with the Sque received nightly with
Immense applause and great laughter, entitled
- MAZEfPA!
MAJ .-......MR JEFt ERSON
CbLlNSh htto, L. HEN RI
Buriesque Songs, Dances &c. &c
Tomorrow, Saturday, last night OF
MR.. JET ERSON.
Secure early
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SOarlINU.

ROARDlNG.-A small family having two
spare rooms, would let them, furnhei unfurnished
with or vii bout Board, to three gentlemen Apply
| t27 CONWAY STREET near Hanover. au3tf
| QOARDING.-SIX0 OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
have pleasant front back rooms with board and
the use warm cold and shower bath Location very
r l. Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
! q few doors north of Fayette. auI2tf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-22
Commercial Grumblinp.

The following is clipped from the mon,
etary column of the Chicago Post Of the
18th. The credit of the Lincoln govern
meit is beginning to be doubted: 'N'
If the government would send a suffi-
cient supply to the West to pay off its in
debtedness, much of which it has owed
for months, it would do much to restore
its credit with those who feel that they
have a right to complain in regard to the
neglect which they have received from
the government. We understand that
one oe our leading banking houses holds
over Sl50,000 worth of claims for money
advanced FOR supplies to the Western Di-
vision of the army. A large amount
of this money was advanced with the
most positive assurance from the quarter
masters department that tho money
should be paid on demand.
Yet weeks and months have gone by,
| and there is no more prospect of payment
| than there was when the debts were con-
| tracted. Such transactions are unSusi-
ness like and disgraceful If the govern.
ment was short of funds with which to
| pay its debts, there would be good eX-
cuse for allowing claims to lay over, but
such is not the case. Aside from large
| amount of undrawn coin which it has to
its credit at different points, h has the OPP
portunity of circulating its demand notes.
The people are anxious for these notes,
as they feel that they will afford them a
safe circulating medium, and at the same
time do much to rid the country of a
large amount of unconvertible currency
which is at the present time trying to
gain circulation in the West.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-22
Affairs in New York.

From IL gentleman who. very recently
succeeded in reaching this city, from the
North, we learn that business in New
York is completely Frustrated, and visi
tor, passing through its streets, would be
disposed to think that Sunday extended
through the entire week. OF the numer-
GUS large wholesale establishments, but
one is doing anything in the way of trade,
and failures are the common events of
the day. The feelings of the people are
still very bitter against the South, but
the idea of subjugation seems to have
been in great measure abandoned. 1t
is not so dangerous to talk Secession" as
heretofore, and there are some who dare
to express an honest sentiment and yet
escape the punishment of the bastlle. 1t
is the belief Of our informant that the
mass of the people would be glad of an
excuse to bring the war TO close by the
intervention of a foreign power. Our own
opinion is, however, that it will be some
time yet before LEY come to their senses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-22
Salt-P Pork,

We understand that some Of the hoco-
men are talking of l2s cents per ID. for
Pork. We advise consumers to engage
at no such price. Let the spectators and
others who are running up the price,
hold on to their meat--they'll get tum-
BILE by the first of January. Ii they can
get the SALT let them bacon. They will
be glad to sell that on the first Spring
market at l2t cents. Peace will be made
before the flowers of May are in full
bloom, the predictions of the wise ones to
the contrary Notwithstanding, and the
coromants who are now preying upon the
necessities of the people will find them
selves right smartly out in their calcutta
tons.