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DIED,

At the residence of their parents, John c. and
Harriet j.. Neil. Mouse Creek, Tenn, Of measles
ana scarlet fever, on the Sth inst. DAVID ALEX
AMBER aged 10 months; and on the 18th inst,
LUKE LEA, aged four years and tive months.
| T0bituary next week..
Mrs. ELIZABETH T. GIBSON, wife of T. F. Glib
son, and daughter of Thomas B. Mayfed, was
born Oct. 10. 1888 married August 18th, 1855;
died May 18th, 1852.
How mysterious often are Gods ways to man.
This little family but short timc since were
cheerful and happy together. Who would have
judged it best to call, so soon, this wife and moth
or from her dear charge, But rs the great and
| glorious designs of the Divine Being are wisely
concealed from our view, it is comely in us to
moekly bow in humble submission to the will of
our Father in heaven, assured he will do right
| Let us say, "Thy will he DONE" Though lam
guago cannot depicts the great loss of those she
has left behind, nor tears satisfy her vacancy yet
Y bereaved friends may gather consolation from
fthe best assurance that our loss is her eternal
| gain In 1919 she embraced rslieion--isissA tht
| Methodist Episcopal cbnHsh---irom when psrioo
| anti death she ratified her profession. She has
left her disconsoate precious mn, "
bchidren, with many relatives unu 4''oH"e' "
I mourn her early loss.
sleep sweetly on, thou dearest ono,
Till times last tide shall stop its flow;
And MS Eternity rolls on
Bright, and more bright, thy being grow.
Thy memory lives-oh, ask not where
Our hears, our hearts-'tis there, It's there.
u OYE WHO LovEp HER.
DIED, at Decatur, Tenn, May l7ih, after
thort illness, Mrs. NJ. j. LILLARD. in the ool
year of her ago wife Of Col. John NJ Lillard, no
prisoner of war at Fort Warren Boston, Mass.
~ Abingdon Virginian please copy.
0. P. Foster, private in Capt. McKamy's Con
papy died on the 10th inst. Ho was goo
faithful soldier of sober and pious habits, m
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Provisions in Philadelphia.

The advces from the West continue favorable
and prices generally are better, with small busi-
ness doing in barrcled meats at l2,50@$l3 for
Western and City Mess Pork, and Mess Beef at
Sl3@sl5 per bb., the latter for city packed. OF
Bacon the sales are limited at 6@9c for plain
and fancy hams, 6@61c for Sides and 5@59c for
shoulders. Green meats are wanted, but general
ly held above the views of buyers. with sales of
hams ID salt and pickle at 81 "a 6lc; sides in salt
at 81 "a sic, and shoulders at Al 04ic, cash and
short time. Lard ia firm with moderate sales Of
tierces and bbls Mt S40slc, and kegs at sl@ssc,
cash and time, now held Mt the latter figures;
country sells at about &c u ID ess.-U.S. Go=etts
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BroWnloW,

1t seems that this traitor parson does
not altogether suit the Abolitionists at
the North. Garrison's Boston Liberator
thus speaks of him:
A more coarse-mindcd, vulgar, abusive,
pugilistic disputant, it would be hard to
find. 1t is something to his credit, I'M
der such trying circumstances, that he
refused to play the traitor; but this makes
him neither a gentleman nor Chris
| tian.,
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pN" The Courier des Eats UnIs' OF New
York, very likely to be well informed
says the visit of NJ. MERCER was to LEARN
for himself the condition of affairs, ano
the direction in which they tend espe
cially in what nearly or remotely con
Germs French interests. If the word re
connosance' can be applied outside o
military movements, the general objec
of his visit may be defined as diplomat
ic reconnaissance.
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MOT Ice.

WYE HERETOFORE EXECUTED TWO
w Notes or Bills Of Exchange. each payable
to our own order at the Citizens Bank of New
Orleans. and eoch due the lst day Of December,
ls6O-one for Sl7, Cos 96 which VIC endorsed to A.
H. Keith, of Athens Tennessee, and the other
for Sl2, 100 co. which we endorsed to Thomas W.
Mastin's heirs--which two papers we offered TO
pay on the 2sth day Of April, 1852. The holders
of each of said papers are hereby notified that
VIC are ready and hereby offer to pay them. and
We will not pay any interest on them from and
after this our offer to pay them. We hope they
will come and get their money.
W II PEET.
JOHN THOMAS.
NAV l6, -it&---7I2 Per W. II. PEEr.
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pay- The Vicksburg Wing says "a
planter informs us that he saw the ne
groes on plantation above this city shed
tears when the cotton was being fred
1t is very hard to destroy the labor of a
whole year, but it is necessity that can
not be helped. There will, no doubt, be
quarter of a million of bales burned on
the Mississippi and tributaries, worth
twelve million dollars at ordinary prices
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na- The Philadelphia Ledger has be-
como alarmed at visions Of the gentle
man with "yellow eyes and saffron hail"
and says;
1t is high time the ablest medical men
in the army, who have had experience OF
Southern cline, should be arranging
all the devices that can be arranged 70
save soldiers from exposure, and TO coIn'
teract in every way the dangers wh.ch
will soon be upon them,
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May 10, ls62-4t-prs fec s3-7l2
T. j. Ballad,

Stephen H. Stone and G.. W. Easter.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
L from the affidavit of the complainant that
Stephen II. Stone and g. W. Easter aro non resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee, and the effects
of the said G. W. Easter being attached, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said defendant Custer to appear before me, OF my
house in the Sth civil district Of Roane county, Ten
nessee, on the 5th day of September, 1862, and
make defense 10 compleinant's claim, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ca
partc as to him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
J. p. far Roano county
Nav Is, lSG2-4t-prs fee S3-7l2
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.
Arn,, A Enr


Stephen H. Stone.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
4 from the affidavit of the complainant that
Stephen II. Stone is nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee, and his effects being attached, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in tho
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said defendant to appear before me, at my house,
in the Sth civil district of Roane county, Tennes-
see on the llth day of September, 1852, and
makc defense to compliments claim, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing &c
parte as to him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
j. r. for Roane county.
May 10, 1s62-4t-prs fec S3-7l2
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:" NJ o. TN" $1,000.

NV THIS CASE IT APPEARING 10 NE
from compliments bill, which Is sworA TO,
,hat J. H. Pope has loft the sta'o OF Tennessee
and his effects being attached u Is taereiore or
dorsd that nuhlieaion he made for four successive
weeks IN tho Athens Post. pnner published IN
Athens. Tennessee, requiring said J. II. Pope 70
Annenr before me, Ut my Office. in the 9th civil
a,s,rist. Roane county, on the 2Sd day Of August,
1852. and make defense 10 comnlainsnrs CLAIM
or the same will 10 taken SIS confused ana set 'es
S y, ~ 81. ,,sr.s ". SHARP,
y ? fer Reass County:
Msy 0, 1875; 4,--rrs 40 sS-7ll
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COMM RCIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May ~.
Bacon, hog round, S5@sec; clear sides 800
4Oc; ribbed sides $50 39e; hams S5@S7c; shout
doris 3S@S4c. Lard, in bbls. 3l@32c: in kegs
and cans 32@3Sc. Wheat, red SLIGO ,s0i
white sl,9o6ps2. Flour, extra family $4,000
slS; family sl2@sl2,25; superfne sll,75@
sl2. Corn sl,ss@sl,7o. Meal sl,e5@sl7o.-
Oats 81 .20asl,25. Stock Peas sl,50@Sl,6
Rye s2,5O@s2.75. Feathers ss@ssc. Dried
Peaches, peeled, 90loc % ID; unpeeled 4@5e..
Dried Apples. peelsd 4t95c - ID. Butter oo9
coo. Hay 275@sS . leo lbs.
Herewith ind quotations of our Produce mar
Yours, vs.y t.Gly,
j. !. kNsLEY,
Produce Ard comr,i,rior Merchant.
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State of Tennessee, Roane County
James 0NphGat,1


" m. " NItIOtk. J
YIN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO NE
| from complainant's bill. which is swor to,
that VIM. Whitlock has left the State OF Iennes'
see, and his effects being attached il Is therefore
ordered that publication he made for Tour success,
Ia A,bens Tennessee, requiring said Whitiock to
onnsar before me. at my office in tho 9Th civil dis
.,,p, Rnonc comfy, on the esd day Of August.
, ,esS nd make defense to complainants claim,
or he same will be taken hs confessed ara set for
, or ..ia So sr ports. NJ SHARP,
nea''"e IL p fer Roaas county.
May o, Ise2-4,--prs fee SILL
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rV,AKEN UP, ON THE 0rH INSTANT, BY
4 John +. Lane, living one mile Northeast OF
Mouse Creek Depot, McMnn county Tennessee,
a black colorcd Horse, with blaze in his face,
four white feet, few white spots on his back,
about eight years old. Valued at eighty dollars.
P. l.. GAMBLE,
Nav TO- ls62-3t-7I2 Ranger,
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.-Tha Doctors.

The Wilmington Journal rernarlsa.- So
many doctors have gone into the service
that the general health of the people at
home is unusually good. The absence OF
ounine and liquor is great blessing.
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live Gents 3 inward.

pUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
eUcu- sse ,i,-i,,stint, O. bound girl named
MELISSA HAMBR1CK, aged abort sixteen.
All persons are cautioned against harboring said
girl / will give the above reward but no thanks
for her apprehension. VIM. RUDD.
Athens, Tenn, May 16, 1S62--3t=-7l2
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Z. D. Tanning ct ais,


L. c. Dodson Ell ois
TT APPEARING FROM THE RETURN OF
l the Sheriff of Polk county, that H. C. Dodson
Is non resident of the State Of Tennessee, it Is
therefore ordered that publication he nude in the
Athens Post newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, notifying
said non resident defendant to appear at our nezt
Chancery Court, at Benton, on the lst Monday Of
August next, and plead, answer or denur 70 said
hill. or the same will be taken Us confessed and
heard er parte as to him.
J. II. ALEXANDER, c. 4 "
Apr rs, lse2-4t-prs foe $3-709
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psS- a report has reached here, which
is very generally believed, that Col. VIM.
II. jackson, with his cavalry force, has
captured It's of the Federal cavalry, who
we're prowling about in Weakley county,
GO miles North of this place. West Ten
nessee Wig, Oh.
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Shippers to Dalton or points beyond, are hereby
notified to receive their Freight at Dalton and
Jay charges within twelve hours after its arrival,
or it will be returned to point of shipment and
taxed with transportation both ways
This course is not Of choice but necessity.
R. c. JACKSON, Supt
East Tennessee d Georgia Rail Road.
\ Knoxville MAY II, 1852.
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j. II. Refs,
NnnnN Hail ei ga.

Nancy Reid ei 0's
Ut APPEARING PROM THE ALICIA.
4 tions in the bill that Nancy Reid is Aon-
resident Of the State of Tennessee it Is therefore
ordered that publication DO made in tho athens
Post noWspaper published At Athens, Tenn,
noufyruE rriA NON re7ilgnt defendant TO GNNear
n oir ncSt Chancery Court, ~ Bentoa, on Sas Is,
A~..iAR-al August next. and plead, answer or
denur N Sai1 VII, UT ss.---.ii i-A-iahAr.
confessed and heard er marta rs ~ her.
j. II. ALEXANDER, @. d ".
April rs, le62-4t-prs fec S3I07
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MARRIED.

On the 21st instant, by Rev. G. Denton, Rev.
CALEB R. HoYL and Miss REBEccA c. DoDsoY,
Ill Of this county.
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Chancery Court at Benton,
Tsham Vest,

James Park ct ola.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
l tons in the bill that James B. Park, William
Vest and Calvin G. Vest are non-residenta of the
State, it is therefore ordered that publication DO
made in the Athens Post, newspaper Published
in Athens Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
notifying said NONRESIDENT defendants to appear
at our next Chaucery Court, at Benton, on the LIST
Monday of August next, and plead, answer, or
dernur to said bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed and heard porte as to them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, @. d IT.
April %, 1852 t-prs fee $500
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Benjamin Mayfeld,
rs. ! OT. ana HMcnde0 DiU,
Cooper Boyd ct ais
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
! tions in the bill that John Mayfeld, Mary
Shade, John Shade, Ezekiel H. Mayheld, Rams
ford D. May6eld, James NJ. Mayfeld, Amanda
Gould, and William Gould, are non residents Of
the State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in Athens. Tennessee. for
four successive weeks, notifying said non resident
defendants to appear at our next Chaneery Court,
at Benton, on the LIST Monday of August next,
and plead, answer or denur to said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed and hoard er
portc as to them.
j. II. ALEXANDER, G. & h.
April %, ls62-at-prs fee $500
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SNUFF
ATTEMTl0M EkRMERSl

WYE ARE MAKING AND HAVE ON
w hand an excellent HORSE RAKE, for
gathering Hay, which, with one man aud horse,
will do tho work of ten men. Also, improved
SUGAR MILLS and KETTLES.
ZIMMERMAN & KILG0RE.
Nav 10, 1S62-4t-7l2
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

A LII WHO ARE INDEBTED TO ME TO
IA come up and pay their Notes and Accounts
1t will surely not break You to pay what little you
owe me. wealthy business wound up,and Will
only give youa few days to settle. If YOU do not
do so you may expect TO pay cost, because ! viii
put all my business in an Officers hands in very
short time. This Is the "Chattsnooga talk, aud
may be relied on. You will find my Agent at the
"Brick Corner" my former place of business,
who is ready at any time 10 receipt you on the
reception of the money.
No more at present. II. G. BRYAN.
May g, 1eG2--3t--7ll
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WOOD WANTED

yr,gs SUBSCRIBER WANTS TO PUR.
chase u or Is loads HICKORY or ASH
WOOD, 10. wa.os 70 vi. pay The CASE on CO.
livery sAA r VINE
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RICE.
A LARGE LOT OF FRESH NEW CROP
n RICE Just received and ioT 'a pr ~ ap''9
low price. D H.
Nov s, 1851
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Augustn. en-,

Circuit Court, MoMinn County, Tenn.
A NTHONY SLIGER HAS THIS DAY
N. filed his petition to go into voluntary slavery
to Henry Madock. Said petition will be acted
upon at the Circuit Court for said county, on the
first Monday of May next.
JOHN F. SLOWER, Clerk.
April 4, .1e82--4t--prs $500
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

SMALL LOT OF SUPREME FLOUR
"A on hand and for sale by s. K. REEpEk;,
Also, lot of Good Fair Common Flour, sns'
will sell at $685. sack. S. X. hEhHH''
April 4, 1852
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GOOD BARGAINS,

TN MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER CLOTH
Anril ls,lse2-lt CLEAoE b BRETT.
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Imnnrtant to Shinnars

Chattanooga, May Is, 1862.
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8. y.vhe,c,nle pric,. CT Country prclncs,
toR 7 $ WEES ~ 10 ICE.pAY Dec. 81. 1874
lreycItes an,y lei . .t y \ IAiH.sE' oy DEeS

FOX 7 ~ ES ~ 10 TCE.pAY Dec 81. 1874
lreccttea eIc 4ssD lei .E :. Y IAiBlsE, % DEEM
rLENchl
NoTtCE COSsioSogs o. FArN PnoprCy-Put every
thr II ORDER Mara pi-n indeele dec Ions On every
soka,r uaus NC 1T sith terr eouni nnd rane o. s
Gee Aso tncs OH Of psftcnSr ..',ae o.. one P,Ais.
~hsH ana how 1hinsa e. l,' "' go , -, -,
toHNissioSs-fof e nf n, les. ttuu Nc, "nf'e poA
F,i.n produce eerefdly p cel-
Dr,,r "a are Tor .sof pI 1 Produce IN good order
., = noI.s .u.h "a rnsI. ealize AID oct JoJbefs' 0.
so,cu'stors' wi e..
c,d.r f plop.rlv o. v-or 1erous inqrirIe from cir
co.n,r consisucr. II duce Drew French appl'ed %
NV N tie .eos sdssior ia re'essuce to produce
d,.lrf,:
Persons ouvius oduce, hrrr eggs ~ end To- Nclug
b. town. suect to cea.r 81 such onyins p0'aea
.v coy Tor tciYseses. j.. they bny Tor hers, hey
.r~ liable 70 the license as Commercial bioSei'''
r,r,YI,s ,, nal HOLIDAY opet In ,lis line a. trade
- y. az ~, ~ a. csois.
t.-..,a 80. M Igirtfns Pam an W
O'aoee Co. la's % 20 o. 49,, ',i n ale
it'. .' i"Ipp. .'4-o''-' 80 Ig.'rt.' %. 80 IL
Ntlsltuos axe 80 -. 1"' " 81 st-
hLIhfA Si''e' en- q - ~ - "
t"si.' 'tai' GRO. "a 10 - - 49, 49, '" II 7ia
TOO NuIh' I"'' ga lcff ~ So. c',is ma
luhl"s.N 'h''"He r"' "A 80, I'd, -. 49, no 81
'an''' ','.''''..' 80 - en- Ne opo,..
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VI ''''' ne A., 90 H. 4, ,,,, 80 I'D 81 q
thtrf" ho.o''''' ;''''1 Ii.,s -. ost, a., 10
g. zee iHit.o SUI. - - ~ ga ~. go
NN' - n.a,',',, =, 80 A.. 4 al Inc pr,n.iQri
Oh ', 1n ooSe' ni =. o. ,-, Sc ~ ~ " ,,
up Where lots are pt" sed on me ma4Ae' Oh. Ms 10"
tl. our i lo,1..yu' mus 'v 80 49,, GU
Med, rnoler p".'S W N,.' "a T., 80 ms an
zee, ch"ietf = ON,ll's ~" "'N"' N'''' ''
nh"oA N'". =
''-f' - a.. car, scerce and li,.le hi4h.r
"oG rsh N.s. ~ Eey " ''u . ~ 49,, '.os
, t.d ~ % '0"' ''' ~
i,,sSd Fyg. ..ual Fresh Egg,, 2 dSa...23 a2i
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TUESDAY, Dec. 30-p. NJ.

The leaven Of yesterday WORKED with additional
transactions the market was very excited aud
s'ysnt. Tie demand for shares WAS very large,
Es notwithstanding thelo was large an.oant OF
hlzilg, tie demand from the shorts and iroD tie
Pile through tie Comnl.si0n houses wag fuli-
a'.. 70 absorb all the stock offered fos SAFE 10 I'D
''ntlng puces. Tie beGis die not resist the use
VIZ any energy, being apparently checked " Tie
'o'iuous strength exhibited by the market Ia
Governments there was rather larger 'ransac-
s''', but the changes were not important.
Wien the call reached TIE Railroad bonds,
.ae movement exhibited great activity and buoy
sle!. Tho business in Toledo & Wabash ID
Mortgage was very large, the quotation advancing
%I Alton and Terie Hante % eo'd al 81. CHI
s4go aud Ho'ta-Westem "a pdvaucei 9 y cent and
Do Assen,ed / Y cent. Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Nl' sold 40 bigh az IS, &C. H. sheTs the business
wa very largo at a geuessl oivance. hail sold as
tlg as 1851. Enc common, with large transactions,
blehod GJl, aud The Preferred 81. The move ment
Harlem continues, tie common stock alyhAcing
70, and tue Preferred 70 80. There are rumors
nat tue rating arrangements between tie Central
and tne hudson River are no. working to tie salts
faction OF the former, and that this may end in Ii
closer connection between tie Central aud tie Han
lem much TO th, advantage OF tho latter. Tie ru-
nors embrace the obtaining The control OF the Harlem
u the influence Of the Central by tie purchase Of
Controlling portion Of tie Harlem common stock.
tUi'Oufgh was buoyant and active. Tie TcIro ilauie
usles were also buoysnt, tie common stock advaHc.
nSst cent The Western shares generally were
Wy 70 ! cent. At the O'Clock open Board, the
1a,'aehons were very large, and the market lad
~ an upward tendency. The market at the Second
o'aid Wa very much excited and the amount OF
S'''1ess large. The quotations - was natural aiteI
advance OF the morning, were not in all cases
VA! sustained, but the lilt generally in demand
WI prices. Pittsburgh was among the mosI active
oooydnt shares, the clique in tbst stock putting
q, W 70 16t against 52i in tho morning. Fort
Fts was also very baoyant. with but little stock
'a governments were neglected vt morning
'''n' After the Second Board the market
we somewhat, but recovered strength at the 4
''A '"'s'on, with free bidding for tho whole list.
"''y uDO0gIsI' change was IL Fou Wayne and
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TO TAX cosrfSsSr.


FLOW. Wheat Com. rye
go. bbl- bu:h bo;s; D. 11 II;
From o.her port, ae't dat-. 1859 ..... lt7 go.
corrAEAIiva sfocX oV FroUs Ayp OaAiy ~ NEw'TohK
1859. 1857 $50 1894. 1862. 1888.
hest. bo,h...l2l3z lss2e 80 ..is.C5; 4, ~
&C., ,. l @aiA.. o .ssSo SS d o Is 20 5s5
ite t52Tt ' p' g bb, to' e3
-s2 bnh " cat a. re hu.h Corn. - Pofiag'. sa'4
he Csuias- 2,S t5ia. Flour 2Std bu'h Wheat. 10
bush. Rye.
Tse ieacirg article Of tie circular Of Ntasrs. s..
Gauo,t 4 c.. is upon the raioeai finances:
Wistey-r may have been Tho Option originally sncr,,nri
IN r,,.r,ce % IN, ue q Treasury Notes 20 serve =. o-v
there be "a doubt hi, they have been he efcien,
.ht cond lave besa devised to supply the wants q
Government " De hes have ~ performed very useful
eice as currency Throa,h Their iassaanenislty lsr,e
Of b9aes hive beu d. aad iFss iosns n-sosiei
ut Tor tsn Il !. lot rroi.be c,r would hsve tcon
placed ere ih-re D'sry $o0V)a1p a. low rates
Of interest IN tie subIauy 10 the erecit Ct he Govern
Boz for heir issue Il I, difficult to how Government
copd mci tie In neuse tem,nG' upon &c, while IT .
.ualy clear ina, II aus ,r uss- Of
poi, Trre suhoy for Government 10 accept Of the
Circulation Of tie bsnL Loans quei'ly te p.ii
o",y :; Goven1ent parer mi. uapsr -.kabo a. IL
csnnot oe hid 10 uci,ut 90 pay loans
apv cursdrfAb- suiount niece he Isut o too me-
rian II the 3iOh. fully IN Ioiat Il /. with tie great
est df,oy tsi banks in this cy can pro'es them
Thee notes nave Dac,ne the flvorte currency unver
,nilv sought With syiiy ed H. eisai asuv 81
.oibed ~ the public ha but few Ct hem rnd their
into tne Bar IS The d. gacled 10 them vii continue
long bonds he GovenneIt ln which ihey msy be
IA ale convert hls ne Il gr,Ium The ing Of chi con
com carsequsAly, IL ihn Iainen8ncs 81 hi, credit so
oue th pres-rved Tr'isury Note. viii contnue 70
pin o. ir present pisr iI Tie pabc esiim lion.
Win thu system q heancc ~n.on W. irdt torgfes NJ
adopt dhicuty IL ipi, iat government with ~
The ou"y il wsuts uYon hr eunfrou scale rtrh ieh
Aired, tas isri lesy 1JpV 100 wifh 1u any i'm O.
noosrrsnuert exuaution on no part OF tire conir
Genital va. never asuui 49, tie!a ever period
our history N. pies Of fooi we're ehetpcf %
ore u'entilu overwhelmingly ne wet Hnouns eS ofici
ii tu iuu-tce Of t- var ,F another .ea on e
d, not expect any geat falling OF in the potnc Of
ood q Oh she fsrid Is In toarfasifs achne
b, nie.s Of ich crop not only plated ou harvested
eud which I've Gfesis far abridged manual labor. - .
have iucfeastd .old the poigc due 10 given nuube
q hands.
Ia no country hav, these Improvements been carried 70
,uca ~ gent u In sdfuon to 'uch decreased
n. the exces use the fen als popuisuon 10 The
IpifcI SIT . ~ lifO 80 90 while N Crest fitip
al ~, lf.' census 'he q es-el, h. TosuisioH OF
a,ont ~ ol00 was a,700L 1nr,a figures eeuo4stats q a.
aF.~ .fit.i.rths nais a che army much issef
iua m ain iJ The p-o,fcntion OF or Industries
thsu aye ou ia aots ~ the Ola ord - long as
Thee iudurs ava un.istur5-d re psois can readily
s1s.tn muca lager buceg' tLan are no" imposed npoh
them.