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are said 10 practice the following method Of cur;ns b"s
Which 'e's great superiority that their neigh.
sug> and Of common sapere tsks one o"rc.
Of sh, composition to one pound butter work it well
into thu a.s and close it for The butter cured
end fine COLOR never acquires brittle hardness or tastss
salty Dr. Anderon says have eaten butter cured with
ne above composn that had been kept three
mat butter thus cured stand three weeks without being
Siea " sooner openea the salts sufficiently
be Dere.vsa u ana soses We so'!sess ofhs nitrs will
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Jeff Davis lately ordered Gen. Bragg not to shoot 50
msny of his men. We wish somebody would order him
not 70 shout 90 many of Questionable J,urnal.
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TMpER-A thin rag; sueh for instance. the dresses
Of modern fssIes intended to catch tho sparks raise
fame, and light up Q match.
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RINDSTONES FOR SALE.EWE no "
u prepared to furnish GRINDSTONES froln
eight feet in chamberlain excellent article. m.
49, SHAY, WILLIAMSON 8 ;..bsp.
e.. Agents for 7: = H nsppa.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. II, 1858.
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May 5, 1858.

" Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the 26tn
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. Hens
q whitish yellow complexion. about feet 6.or lneSI
high 70 or 90 years old. and supposed to weigh about
questioned. and has down look No doubt he istylns
pass for free boy: al
Twill give the above reward for him delivered to Pei
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, or confined in any
get him. F. L. WARRbsS
Caswell Co., March 81, 1898. 2s-w6sE%
A ATTENTION. HOME GUARDs.-Uos.
n the LIST Monday in each month will sell TO os a
cesstous of Orange any food or clothing on hand
Friend, cannot You put something on sale thas
day. two thousand dollars worth Of Sole Leather tbs
GIVEN to those in the most want Will you not a@ ~
upper! H. N. BROWN sSsoA
'Hillsboro', N. G, Nov. 2, 1853.
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owe HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
u Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th of July L
my boy EVANS. he is between so and IS wears old, n
pounds quick spoken. large iaiI eyes, and shows h
whites Of them very much easily excited, has q sca
think on the right side Of his head just above bis.
caused By burn. He has q wife at Solomon Terps.
wife at joseph Fowler's, Esq, Little River and h|
been seen there he has also been in the neghbo
Of Strcklands, below Wakefield he has an us
in Nash County, Nashville, and understand belong
to Mrs Battle near that place will pay the above re
ward for his apprehension and confinement that Gu
get him. W. J. ALLEN, Raleigh, Nc
Oct g. 1863 SS-w&swh
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SPscvLArIox.-A word that sometimes begins with its
second letter.
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UyO REFUGEES.-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
IL Wikssborough to rentfor the balance of the year
terms noderate-wl suit small family-say six pers'a
convenient outhouses attached. Apply soon. abGy
G J. COWLE
May S, 1868. ls-wtf
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BY-AND.RY.

Somewhere, down the stream of time on which
We are floating, is beautiful island called the BY
and-by. 1t may be just before us beyond the next
turn of tine river: or We may not find it until the
stream dlsembogues the ocean of eternity
But We all look for it from infancy to old age and
dream that all evil will be banished, whe we arrive
at the beautiful standby and oy.
All day we float down the turbulent stream
the blue color of heaven burns above US; the un-
fathomable depths yawn beneath us the mysteries
of God and immortality stream in upon US with
their awful splendors and truths that have contour
ded the Hottest intellects-truths that in all ages
have reused up the soul from its foundations, bap-
tzsd it with reverence, and kindled it with love-
environ US with their intensity, and all thoughts of
the island banished from the mind But when
the solemn gray of twilight falls around our bark.
in fancy we see its magical Shores green with trees
of beauty fitting before like star over the broad
shadows of years, and our longings all return TO
wander on its fairy banks and listen to the silver
voices of its inhabitants And IS the ROSY flush of
day fades in the west ard the watch stars open one
after another their holy eyes We 60 to rest in the
happy belief that the morning sunrise will gid this
immortal land, full in our vision this CLINE We
have sought so long and vainly, and whittier have
lied all the lost summers of our youth, which W
besou1ht with tears to stay.
A land of PROMISE is that By.and,oy In il We
all have rich possessions the anticipated chi meat
of which alone renders life tolerabls The past has
proven q weary way; the present 10 full Of thornS
there is recompense for ALL There the broken
heart shall be healed and the weary spirit find a
rest. Who would sell his Sirth right in this land
Though poverty, gloom and desolstion environ US
here, we have both wealth and Loving friends in that
fair cline.
How eagerly We look Cor that islandi If it were
laid down on any chart, no matter how distant, so
hat NO nau Nv. ~.
satisfied in the prospect But no Araidne comes to
reveal its labyrinthine secrets and We must rest
content in its anticipation, and possess it only in
our dreams.
, 1863-08-13
Trial of q Morgan Guide.

The case Of tbs United States rs. Peter Har-
finger, was concluded by the decision Of Judge
Cafey, of Aenia, ut the United States District
Court Room last night. The charge against
tho prisoner Was giving MD and comfort to the
rebels.
The prosecution was instituted by the Uni
ted States against tie defendant, upon IN sfll-
Gayit fled bY onc C. W. Se1lr1agc. The sub.
stance Of the affidavit Wus, thai the defendant
on or about the 18th day Of July, 1Sd3, lnthe
County Of Jackson, in the ISouthcrn District
service Of the unitsd ststes1gaye aid and
comfort to the enemies Of the United States.
Said enemies being rebels In arms under tho
command Ct John Morgan, . rebel General of
the s1-called Confederate States:
ton Of the law OF Congress, knosn rs the
Conhscation Act, passed July u, 1869.
In summing up the care: the Judge remark
ed that he had not the tine, nor did he deem
It necessary iu The case, to enter into lengthy
discussion Of the crime OF treason. Tie sec
c1ently plain and SO easily understood, that
any ono, whether learned in the Law or not,
need not eT.
The Judge reviewed the evidence, and stated
that it was plain that the defendant did Willfal-
" and unlaN fully give aid and comfort to the
fendant for trial at the next term of the Cir
cult Court for tle Southern District Of Ohio.
Tie amount Of Lis bond WIS fixed at 1850.
The pris oner Is POOR farmer Of Jackson
county. Ue is a 1oW.brow1d, sWarthy Gus
toner, and was attended by his sister IN The
Court room. O0e Of the Witnesses testified
that before the mid, Hartlnger had been wish
i1g for Morg:a's appearance, ard expressed
his determination to guIdc him through his
part Of the State. When the Eucriuas ap-
peared he made good Ills promise, and was
hand.fn.glcvc with the lorsc thieves for scy-
cral days.
, 1863-08-13
Paper Making In tho United States.

Paper Making In tho United States.
At the monthly meeting Of the New Eng
land HIstorico Genealogical Society some
days since, Horatio Gates Jones, Of Ph!ladel-
phla, read IN "listorica1 Sketch Of the Rit-
tenlouse Paper Mil, the first erected in
America" This mill was erected at Ger
mantown, Pa, in 1880, through the efforts Of
William Rittenhouse, and was at first owned
by company, William Bradford, printer, be-
ing on Of the number. Mr. Rittenhous after
wards Ind the sole control Of it, the family
for several generations having becr in the
business Of paper making.
HI. Jones also made Eome statements Tela
tive to the manufacture Of paper from straw
and wood. The first paper made Of straw
was ono hundred ycars ago, but it was not
until 1858 tllat it was made to be seryiccable
In book printing Specimens Of. the paper
mnGe In tho Rittenhouse mill from 1850 to
170Q, and Of various qualities made OF straw
and wood, were exhibited. A book printed
by Matthias Hoops, London. in 1906, from
paper made Of straw. Taa of straw color, the
elegant books Of the present day, and the pa
Fer rot 60 fine.
The statements Of Mr.. Jones also included
statistics Of paper manufacture in this coun-
try at various periods to 1860. The last cen
sns gave about five hundred mills, with
capital employed Ct ten million dollars, and q
product Of twenty one millions Of dollars.
In Massachusetts there were ninety-eigbt
11ii1s, a capital Of three millions five hundred
thousand dollars, and product Of six mil
Hols Of dollars.
, 1863-08-13
Ernnf Fcut in Nnvnl Ordinances.

Within the past few days there have arrived
1t the Brooklyn nayy-yaTd two 200-pouud
Parrot guns, Tidcd. THIS is the first time
ordnance Of this caliber has been submitted
to tue 1ifling process in this country. The
guns resemble the 1GQpounders saye that
there is reinforce" about the breach
which materially strengthens them. The Par
1ott foundry has now 300-pound gnn 1iling,
and naval circles anticipate its successful
operation. One Of the iron clads attached to
tie South Atlantic fleet, under Admiral Dahl
gren, is eaid to be armed with a weapon Of
the latter kind, but which one Is not known.
The largest gun in the navy before the advent
Of this piece as the ''Dahlgren" 450. FOUNDER,
which required thirty.tlye pounds Of powder.
Guns are nov il course Of construction which
will require sixty pounds Of powder at a
single discharge; and 1t is said that the arm
amcnt Of the Puritan and Dictator, Mr. Erics-
ecn's ncT ocean Iron clads. will consist Of
pieces Invented BY that gentleman, each OF
which will be able to burst from seventy to
eighty pounds Of powder. While the size Of
tie guns is Increasing In magnitude every day
in our navy, 1t is a fact worthy Of notice that
the number of men needed to work them Is
dcc1easipg-fout sailors being able to handle
d 15inch gun more readily at present than
twenty men could manage IN old thirty-tWo
pounder.-N 7. Ifnaex.
, 1863-08-13
Hunchbacked Cinnamon.

On the night Of the 10th inst, some twenty
or thirty Cinnamon went down TO tho wharf,
ut San Francisco, and getting into boats went
ont into the stream to vessel ,that Ind Just
arrived from Hongkong with a number Of
coolies. Pretty soon ecyeral Of them returned
on shore, when the boatman we're astonIshed
to find tat every one of them had an ugly
looking hump upon his back. OF, course
their inquisitiVe1ess led them to asE John
what the matter was. John nd shabbe- ed,
md stated off on the double. quick. Giving
chase two Of the rascals were oycrtakcn and
searched, when about ten ponnds Of opium
wus taken from each one. Another boat
arriving, the same Peculiarly was observed,
and similar amount taken from tham. After
lew moments another boat started for the
shore, when those who had BEEN searched
raised the alarm, and 1t endeayortl to make
IN escape, but being pursued mother quantity
Of opium WIS seized, making total of nearly
one hundred pounds. This was coadscated
By the boatmen, and John permitted to de-
part. There is no doubt but large quantities
Of goods are thus smuggled into port upon
eYe1y arrival of coolie ships, lie loose dress
Of the Chinese affording them excellent op-
po1tunities for s9rreting aneh articles as they
biockade.-1i1ginia az II Unsn,,.
, 1863-08-13

KILLED Br RA7s.-A singular and shock
inE etfair occurred at Columbus, {ky;) on
last Monday night. The parties we're Irish.
TRo small children, one five months, the
other older, were Killed by rats. Willie
sleeping their throats were gnaved by these
-velmin and their little iugula1s completely
severed. The Chi Vdren's mother WAS sleeping
Of the matter until the next morning.
, 1863-08-13

1e8 Clark Street, Chicago, Z8.
Eclc proprietor md uanu1act9re: Of the Bart aboos
Iruas. 1td4 Teu48 x:1n cu1e EuPtGse VII never TEE
q aiwnys clean ard good - rev. Manufacturer snc
East c stocEacs. &C.. &c. ssud ior Pamphlets.
p, Hteo1s fascat Atne:2: Lsg nAautae:9Fe6 y, y
fnportsa: advantages ovr- airy ether Limb known Is
uarEaHtc. to E.ys perfect szsasiAstigGs k,snd LOT
pamphlet. oe1:Ge6ly = f&e
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
the lebctl,. knd as = warning hEd 1 OArf1os TO
TopRo ARN wiao srGe- f:o11 Ne1voas Debility. Ere
THE ftKAEE OF 6ElF CURE.
EY OLE @he has cnrcd himself afieF being put Eeat
eIpe.Xe and injury through medical bu:noas and
quacIery.
Dop3es u.Ay be hAt 6f tae author. NATHANIEL MAY-
FAu.. ITO. bedford kln.a Cou-ty.h.E
, 1863-08-13
~ATARRHl CATARRH!

TATA RR II! CA T a r Z IL!
AjDE. ErELyTB LIQUID CATARRu HEAEuY,
srrc c,i-e 10 Catccrh ld In re ezd 1t i easier
8 cun ttTx Kn1 u m CONSUMPTION 1hs sy1,ntoasn ;
bare lod hnd hsye .eGucat at1AckB ast raose tc
Gzttyc 70 te clan;cs Of tsnre.atnte Tho nose may
hicE AID adi4ise TUG !tseass becotaes cArocic.
I'd is got o hle~ir. the nose OF fs!is teto TIE
comes ouarsive 1t ulsy aestsoy t9e sense ef s1nsa
fiGD' 6cntbF express Once ~ sonih Cls:K street.
Eupsata:rl kdtrrss Dr. D tEE1YE.P. q: Box4xa.
tS1caGu. II, 6p4a-C4i1-2.aa0d
, 1863-08-13
r. L A z II A G II I n E S


VILE two tcysa power will brcsk and dress $50 lbs
Of roted O. u Eotted straight q tangled Fa1 ssHY
adoiEfEg the ct icaeo Sugar Refinery. and tho.e N
tefested invited % Gil and see thon: For crGa
TatisE EaI, &C Add-efg NELsDE eTfI1AAE. Geue.
fM Agent. Post Odaca Boz ST.. Cticago, ILL.,
, 1863-08-13
Mret1ol Eottlts.

DR. H1LL1ARD-Lcng aud IA
= vosabls known in The Northwest, has Ills osca
at g Randolph street, Chicago Up staira for the enre
pf Oh olteseea, male or fcma!e spca! attention gF.
IN to al nlaladies Ct 1cDc ztntetng. have cured
eome Of the worst Of b!ocd diseases ever
in tls court1y patetss At dis.Apce cau consult nc
DS letter With every confidence. ADVICE gratis En-
close stamr to secure .rady answt1 to intetFoga-
hons Female Goldco Lulnr P1l.s, price one dollar
ner boz. II seut to any distance shsee ta1es ccuf
etaaps arc required to prepay 1ostkse. 02cs hours
from A. n till lot. II. 7. Q. Dox 5s93. Ca3eago.A ILL.,
, 1863-08-13

II 1IIHT GCAV Elm
~ K.nx VIII atterf to the cleaning Of Watts r1ty.
Eone spoiled ms4ts dad sninass, &c1 e: Ranw1&s,
Gsesna c3esned and portned fAftsoulsf q atte1tton
tended 70 with r1omPneak Ind dispatch .tn4 g. hozT
nfN Suitable. epk: ooct BOZ G8s 1ylknA@ In
, 1863-08-13

/ AkDs.-To aA wanting Farms.
Gnase t,a5ty nles sos q pa o2 1aroad I'd
Lca e % 4a ~ eIEe e'elr t1tnty ecrs iscs T
Eeea Sue,5 s Gessa:15gs g9ea ~
Ia VIseland Cutaheslstd Co j. Istiss. !s
Pepe-e c~nt11trg ful1 tnfo.nsion vii be ssrt r.
Ss9-es%-Ru WV
, 1863-08-13

T5TATE OF ORsON SMITH
~ nec,s.ea -pnh1{c notice s ho.soy Ef!sa @ -
ne1tons SaYiDf cisms snd saa IA toF 81
ofCrson Smith decsassd 70 pssseas ter ot thA
EsEat{ CONT e c9ek 9Rhissas sos taiId Aos
geusIt & Ae15S snzne q = gsi1S 1a1 fssa aAy thereof
- easSN s4iTa. a@1ssss%
Ch,csgo, Jn1y2. ~. N$S*W
, 1863-08-13
"aTp nvT1 HATR DvEst


" ESTERN. LAND AGENCY.
..r.- ~ 10 acstr In lows, Minnesota ard Wlseoo
11snn;o!R aud uilmproved-fo1 sale. Psnpii!s5
!ana. ~: 9e.c.tntaE eaIcc. Furnished 1axcs psid
fast Ure sna eosd ard tties examined II e5ove
ann i,i1f naess fcrsol4l sttenttou K1vcn II s?.k
tSerre ot t.!st o. al l1rds p!aced g ri
d0lnE st:~u G,s oecc No. 8. over III Ear
~iS-ssss: -; eaAASo. Pest Once Boz E6:2
, 1863-08-13
Ar,.T Eutfers and the pahlin.

Tnt fuscn. G b-et lesve 70 :n:oru ~ citizens Ct
tae Ht3t that be aat spolneo Mess1s J. hses q
3fa.ed Echeasia kreatt,: EnS e xntgr2ls IL r
plces adding zle:,tt This Gil. Is nov The sra dard
drink Il ht Hosld- Il LIS been trstea b. the xhn.e
suTest liquor EkEafucsnie1 The article has suffered
In st3 the West fo- Rar&f yE4F p&ft u c9.Ee
Gucoce Cf the Ereat quantity cuuzti1fet ScE227s
wLscl. been pslrstd OF ly Ge:chhhte G the Eee
iccoI-aclB 70 avid this enter as Crcs as pos
4.ble lie spnointed The xbut nrm RE3at:
where Pl:coascs c. EGy o. gsaSG e Fesnis: stt
c1eh 10: i tHF couzrry It IL uesa Il 81 the foa
pD1LF3D WOLFE,
, 1863-08-13
Reduction in Passenger Rates,
VIA
Michigan Central Railroad

The travelling public viii remember TINT the ",fchi
gan Cent1a1 stands without rival In Its eqnIpmcnt
track. DC, and that It's connections arc prompt, and
time quick as that OF any line.
Hassengers w1 do well to caII at our Offices In Tre
mont House Block, Or IN Great Central Depot tefore
purchasing tickets
Remeuter that tres arc aud Win be az low as vt&
any other line.
, 1863-08-13

NEW CASH CAPITAL,
Eun1n1issiuu Mtrlba1ts.

M Observation-Disclosures
N1 GENERAL
ftONMlSSFON MERCHAKTSs
2T South Neles street, Ca!1@s2. H. F. g: Box s6s..
NAHTrp-sy,H go :bs. Ct Vol on EneteEa ordeFs.
Superior Wits Nt.tey AID EprloE What F1nnt fos
City Trade tyf3-GXt-7
, 1863-08-13

1HOICE BARLEY MALT AND
OR7E MALT. manufactured in Dec6mhss. jan
ualy, February and Ea-1h.
Barley Mu1t, s1.5O per bu.-34 lbs.
Rye Malt, sI.00 per bushel-35 lbs
IRWIN & MOF;EY. No. 8 Beard Of Tsade Building.
p q Fox 1S:o tYl4E1y;-Aa
, 1863-08-13

HAUTION.-All persons are cau-
Otioned agairst ncgottn:!ag Gage + Tatte's Nots,
eudoJEed b7 ". II. Waite, for s5 Ec0, dated August
isth 1861 Psyab!e twelve months after data With n
mni's 3. puL5IFEK :; CO.
Peorf4 Auv ri 1sf3 aulk14l3W
, 1863-08-13

BOOT s. SHOE
Manufacturers, uslnx Machines.
win ind Il the be5s Ertic1e known
Ifof EcMe1ttEE the Channes8, ~ II
Ewcrks without delnv. Il not aztec.
tied By any change ct temperature
, 1863-08-13
nHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK DE.

j.. POT. lei South Clark street. Chicago.
taye row Ii store the largest aud best nssosted
stock Of Photograph and Amb.otJpe Goods n the
West, covering I'LL the wants Of opefstors Ny Ne3a-
te1eoseope3 ari Plain War end Co.oEed ElaTs IN
Ereat variety. long e1pesierce In thc busines G1-
ders carefully and promptly flltd. e. B. ApfLEbY.
Pr 1t Dffca Tox 4ID. 6ttIk3 ca
, 1863-08-13

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
~ TA1LoE L41:1 aKEAsE; 94sa; SeEIae aeSs,- ;
fnY anG Ii Sotp 5tocka. Any coa=t7nmerts sent 10
he pFoags1y dsposed oI sad Sa mi
EeeEiy pf1cscaI1ent Eat!s % W As3Glng their I'D
= tE.@S rwr EIne ae WEttf yAtt, Ee~ Tptf
, 1863-08-13
0FFICE OF TIE CHICAGO

EITIO11 NE AIAI2 04II0lA0o
~ WEST DIVISION HALLWAY CO.
CHICAGO August lat, 1868.
On and after THURSDAY. August 2oTh. ths tickets
Of the CEicnso City Railway CoIHpAoT will not bc
ceived upon ths Madison end EacdoIph et1cet unes,
They can now be exchanged Tor tue t!cEet. Of the
Vest Dyislon r ". Co. al the ot1ce Ut tie Chicago
City 1ea1lW ~ Company. on stste street.
The rates of fare Vlt remain urlchanTed,
aEH ki1lYs Wtf. e. OVlNGTON, Secretary.
, 1863-08-13

eD1o Agents wanted toe Light whole.nla bust-
pess from which the above p-oGt
CAM POSITIVELY BE REALIZED. a.
SEQ st.p F s s!ssqss so1tat91y fn t:
, 1863-08-13

snct:nsn ssrn1 u. Aiis,ton9. 19' Byrnn Riee sam e
E;cke!son. sam'iG. u. Howard, Tracy !: BEocson.
, 1863-08-13

July 81st 1871.
site he Court House will remain open until fas:ter
uo.1ce J. EpWAKD WILKINS,
H. Il. H. Consul at Chicago,
Residing under Instructions 1t St. Louis.
, 1863-03-19
The SIkcdudIlc Guards.

tfrom the Detroit lT1bunc, 1tth.J
The number Of skedadders,' rs they
arc familiarity called-men who run away
from the United States to escape the
draft-is daily increasing in Windsor,
though for the honor Of Michigan, we are
from this State. Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
and even Iowa present their full share. II is
estimated that there are now iu Wint sor over
four hundred Of these scapegraccs. Some OF
high as 4 thousand. There are also large
number at -Amhcrstburg, Sandwich, CEath-
anl, and scattered through every settlement
along the frontier, The public houses in Wind
sor arc all filed to their utmost capacity, and
all tile private houses, herctofor unoccuried,
have bccn taken, and arc filed with this class
Of people, who live upon cold meals and sloep
on the door. Most tf tlcm have little
1nouey-somc Of them well suprlied-but the
great majority are evidently men Of slender
means, and are anxiously seeking en-
ploymcnt, few Of them being aSie 10
for fifty cents 1 day and board them
selves, whilst others agree to work merely
for their board. 4 gentleman Of Windsor hay
ing occasion to make some improvements on
his premises, hired six carpenters and joiners,
agreeing to give them six shillings a day, ana
glad to close Tie bargain. But the great body
Of them are unable to earn the salt used IN
their porridge. An intelligent Canadiaa told
us tot day, that not less than four or I've thou
sand Of the runaways had crossed oyer ou1
ferries during the past two months. As q
! general thing, they arc orderly, and thc Wind
sor people have no cause to complain, SC
| lorg MS their guests are In funds and pay thei'
| board bills promptly.
It would require no Gait, Spurzhcim o.
Fowler to show, by incontestable phrcnologi
ral tests, the cowardy character Of the God
foreaken crowd. Cowaraicc is marked il
| every 1;ncament Of their faces They despis'
themselves; they are heartily despised By TIL
Canadians, and they are despisel and detcste'
by their own countrymcn. We don't know
tllat any worse punishment can be ,neetcd II
them than that which they arc now receiyin..
, 1863-03-19
Ul)itago Qttbt11te.


From tic .Sew York Evening Post.1
One II tEc grAtif,ing CHARACTERISTIC, Of The
Now Yu!k Stock Exchange is tho influx Of
or<:trs for debt certificates, the interest Of
which Is payable III gold, and for other cheap
Government securities. from persons who
have been hitherto accustomed 10 hoard tlcir
money, and thus to lose the interest which
enlightened patriotism and prudcnt fvre'
thought might have secured
On "Wednesday last, ;4s we learn FROM per
fonal inquiry, an aggregate Of small sums
amounting to more than s., ,0o0, coo WAS paid
for certificates Of indebtedness by thrift; i'll
ycsto5s, who care more fur a safe gold-bcaring
ttoek than for th,: hara=s:ny inccrtitude Of
prrilons though g1ittc.ins speculations
Nc have received inquiries from farmers
and others living in the country, asking how
they may, with least Inconvenience, invest
their surplus mrans in Government securities.
The following is specimen:
Tothe Editors Of the Erening Post:
"1wisL to csll Your attrntioa to the financial
condition Of the farmers This State. estimate
that 0ncfouEth Of the farmers of this State have
surplus Of money over and ADORE their expenses
hands of ench farmers vii. range from 500 to
s15,0e9 each. They are getting frightened. They
do not know how to Invest it. Now I think sou
errmcnt b Informing tue people. through your
columns, 1y 4 continued publication. Of the de-
tailed manner Of proceeding in order to invest tle!r
read of ealeI At the Stock Exchange, but nance is
II mystery TO the people generally. A. r..
"EitEe Centre. n. r.
Nov, At present the plan ourcountry friends
may find II convenient to adopt is, first, 10
to obtain from a bank in their neighborhood .
draft on New York for the amount they wish
ia invest. And, secondly, they can enclose
this draft to one of the numerous respectable
firms in New York who deal in government
securities. They should give in their letters
full directions as to the kind of securities they
prefer, and in q few days they will enjoy INC
savings in one of the most lucrative invest
ments, and Of having, like true citizens, sus-
taincd the national government and constitu-
ton for which their revolutionary Glthers
| poured out their blood and treasure. The
Suggestions Of prudence and the far more
| find