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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
whites - Their Trinis
and aufscrings.

The wrongs and injuries which have been
hceped upon tie poor non-sla' holding "lites OF tr
South too atfoc.ons and oiabohcHi ever 10 te
properly estimated. The evidence upon which thS
assertion is based 8tarcs in the face and rings IN our
ears each successive day and hour The great mass oil
the native North CaroliLians we now meet with never
owned or held slave and vet strange 10 say tLey ana
their ancestors have suffered untold cruees on account
Of the barhnrous srstom SaveholdinR has been CON
fined 10 the few and ret it, bhghing and accnrsed IN
fuences have fallen with whitening aHd crushing ehecl
upon the many
The s.a,eholder. by bis il-go,icn power. has been
enabled fps many long years 3 enjoy thousand pee'
liar privileges while the POOR white nah ana hIs ANN.
hay been Ostracsed. scorned deslied ana lracichy
reduced 10 a position worse than seIidon. 10 own u
negro and live upon his labor and toll has for year
been about the only passport to position OF respects
billy Al white men who never owned and never *
peoied to human being As property became SUD
ecs Of distrusi ON the part 81 this nsol"n tia nfis
iocracv The idea Of admitting these poor whites e.
terms Of political and sooal equality has been steadily
secuted with dcT!s0n and o!sdan. 49,
We have boon particularly struck with This hntrod
md contempt of tho poor white classes since ihe un'of
tunato fey Of plymouth ard The evacuation 81 as,ns
tou as is well known 10y these events. hundreds ~
white end Aeir families abandoned ttif Lainho
homes ard, following the S'nrr ana Stripos, c'ihc
within tho Union Mncs The suffering and destution
Many have gone 70 premature graves for the want OF
care proper food and shelter Daring ell We I'M,
through which this unfortunate peope have passed II
IL known that they have been treated with sAamrni
GOODNESS and indifference by many Of those Wo s'ii
claim be connected with The old Gillette slave ar too
racy Had il nOt been for Northern ibcfhty IL Is
,,nrting fee, that MANY more OF these poor white
North Carolinians would have become tenants OF the
grave We DO moi make tAcse siricurcs u apply IN
dscrimnatey 70 southe IN residents for there hon
orlhc and generous cXception bu, IL H. very snd
reelection that tais feeling Of contempt for suffering
humanity shonld prevail 20 widely among the ioiHei
slay ehoding classes.
All these facts ogd events however combine to prove
10 the nonslsvchoding whites thnt slavery has bee,
.he wogs. aud NOS, impscabe enemy that ever crossed
their pathway.
n they ever intend OF expect TO enjoy the blessings
rrh fully belonging 20 people living ~ k.pubncsu
! Government they must arouse themselves hoh Inc
spirit Of ethargv which 70 have hung over then
and n cir rrcrstnrs liSO dark cioud for agcs past
The time for retrihutyc and eYcnhanded Justice has
come Tic uanacles Of the despOtlc sateholief ~
broken and the long abused white viii yet have
an opportunity to assert their absolute Independence
| 49, North Carolina Tines.
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BUFFALO Aug. 2.-FLouE duli srring frtrs siDa
81 20 double Extra Do. fll@+ll 59i Nheai ~ II
"A 7J0 T. WHEAT dull and he.vy sar. No. th'sRo
S,rnz 81 g7Vsl M Coax ac.ivc slle1 d 81 -
fr No. 2 OATS more active; 'ses No hiwaukee q &c
No Chicseo at SIC WHIsry ~ ~ ~. LiEE IMPORTS
500 bis Roar ZOO bnsh. heat - 80 bGsh. Corn ~
o.. bnsh Oa,s. CAsAL txPoRrs5is bpis Flour, 1870
bush. MA,It Il. 800 bush. Corn, ., 80 BUSH OAis-
OsvpGo Aug. 2-ILouE dull iaes at I'll 2Sa oil - for
No ! -,ring; , II jJa% II - for Red Winter, > = -5o
sI2 ~ for White; 4l3o 1898 for Double Ezra WHEAT
quiet and quotations nominal. CoEy. . ~. CAsAL
fpEGRTs lower gfain r. fldb2c Whoa, ljc Com
,2c Ncvior No Ike receipts. CAsAL EXPORTS: 1904
bgah. Cora.
CHICAGO. Aug 2-FIGUa dali WHEAT duh; sales az ~ ~
for No. J. : 9G- - COT No. . toES dull Il : .: q
- for No nDG n Ior No. ,. rATshnn. HIdHSiSr,
dlll: salrs at - Co. RgCgFI, lN bbs Flour 52tcn bash
Wheat 2yO 0J bush. Corn. 1900 lrsh. Oas SHIPMENTS:
. 600 LJs Flour 5000 bush VI heat, S00OD bash CON-
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bue!i,cse Notices.

A CARD.--Owiug to the enormous advance
in the pric, not only Of tbs precious metals but Of every
other commodity nd mpo-.be 70 continue longer the
sale my PESs old rates 1hs rer. oiceefnsly IS |
had hopd 10 continue wiihou. change but having TO bay
god pres-ni fabulous prices. ,hb no longer possible
Ny fends and the public Will give credit, however, for
having struggled long and bard against the univsa pressure
10 dsprc.iste Tho crei: sni currency The cd
now atje enough TO with gold At pre'
IN, raes saould remain whore It is, 90 r higher
further ri.e in prices nus, be made In any c.e however,
nierd hesoo.ore sell better article FOR les money
.asn Il osn bo bou sh, for elsewhere.
eiseusr with eusrsIn~s o. al Tho size styles and pres
sr. pior all be fcoep, OF letter rosaIe Address
A. Norroy,
J,'v IT. 1874 No. ,. Maiden hne lew York.
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Proposals for Loan.
TrrasunY DEPARTMENT, July IS, 1894.

TrrAsuRY DEPARTMENT, July 70, lso4-
Notice /. hereby given that subscriptions will be received
BY the Treasurer Of the United States the several Assistant
Treasurers and Designated Deposas and by the National
Bank. designated aad qualified Depostares and Financial
Agents. for Treasury Notes. payable three years from August
IS 1854 bearing interest at the rate and threeenh'
per per onnum with naunua coupons attached paya
bic in lawful money.
These viii be convertible the option Of the holder
maturity into six per cen, gold bearing bonds rcdeemabIe
after and payable twenty years from August Is. 1867
The notes will be issued in denominations Of fifty
bundled Eve hundred thousand and 1--WE thousand dol
lar and win be Issued in blank payable to order may
DC directed by the subscribers.
All sub,crp ,ions be 6y dollars, multiple
of fifty dollars.
Dupics ate certificates will be isued for oil deposa Tie
party depo.ing niore npon the original certificate tie
denomination Of required and whether they are to be
Issued in blank or payable to order. Wien ndor'ed it
uur be len with the officer receiving the deposit to be FOR
v sraed to ,h, Department
The notes will be transmitted to the free of trans
porson charges ssr the receipt OF the Original Ger
,iacs,es Of Deposi, as they can be prepared
Interest will be allowed Ausgs, Is al deposits made
prior 20 that date and viii DO paid by tho Department upon
roceip, Of the original Ceriiaca.ea.
A. tho notes draw interest from August H. persons making
d. posts subsequent hA. date must the interest accrued
rom date Of note ds,e Of deposit.
Parties dcpo.ns twenty-five thousand dollars and upward
for these auy time will be soweda commission
Of Of one per cent which Win be paid By this De
p.men, upon the reeep. bill for the amount certified TO
By the oioef with whom the deposit was made No eeaac
,,sa. for commissions mus. be made from the deposits
oscer, receiving deposits will that the proper indoFss
tneu.s are made upon the original Certificates
All officers auto,i.ed to receive deposits requested to
i've to sppcant. ell desired information and Afford every
faulty for making subscriptions
w. P. FEssENDEN.
Secretary Ofthe Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
by tho
A,sr.rasr TrrssrRHn OF raE UNITED STATES Of
Wall and Sassausts-
FIHsr NATIONAL BANK OF NHwYoRK. No. 4 Wslst.
SECOND NATIONAL BASx o, NEwY York. 23d-st. Srdway
Third NArrosAL BANK OF NEw.ioxK. No. 5 Nasssast.
FouRru NATIONAL BANK or NEw'foRK y and % Finest
FiyrH NATIONAL BANK Of NEwY YORK. No. 3s 3d-sv
SIXTH NATIONAL BAzK ov Nzx.YoEx. 6,hay. Br'dwsy
EIsHra NATIONAL BASKor NEw-foax. No $50 Broadway.
Ninth NArrosAL BANK OF Nsw YoRx. No. 56J Broadway
TzSrH NATIONAL BAyK OF NEw.YORK, No $40 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BASk or NEw YORK. No IL Dusn'-s'
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF New YORK. l3i orwichs S.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will doubtless
APsoRp FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
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Reportcd RevoIs Mt Eimi,a.

ROCHESTER. Tuesday Aug. :, 1861.
The reported revolt among the Rebel prison.
ers at Elmira viii be found to have but little foundation
in truth. At O'Clock this evening everything was
quiet there.
The story Of the revolt originated probably from Tie
Circumstance that negro Of the guard on sunday last
sho. prisoner who was throwing stones at aim.
The whole number Of prisoners at Elm.r, is $500.
battery OF artillery leaves here for Eluira III the
morning The 54th New-York National Guard Of this
city Is already there.
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CAIRO. Tuesday. Aug. 9, lsS

IAIRO. Tuesdny, Aur. 2 Ioc4.
The steamer Pauola, from Memphis, report,
that 200 ueIrlas encountcd party Of negro soldiers
seven miles beck OF Wilson's Landing Ark. the Goth
nit. and repused them.
party of Union cavalry went out froru New-Madrid
the next doy and routed the guegiiles killing 30 or 40
and wourdng o considerable number Of them Our
loss was trifing
The steamer Thistle and a barge were sunk at the
foot Of Hurricane Isard this morning. becoming total
loss Their value is not ascortained.
The toyboat Pollard valued at 5000 wes tunk FIVE
miles above here this morning.
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IComuunic lcAI
Where ind How 10 Educate our sons.
PRACTICAL POPULAR EDUCATION FOR YOUNG
MEN AND BOYS.

PRACTICAL POPt LAX tDbCAIlOs fUR fOUnO
MEN AND BOYS.
"Teach your boys that which they will prac-
tice when they become ncnr' SO said the ancient
Spartan King and so say Reason and Common Sense
every where to The present day Horace Mann, Prcsi
dent Hopkins. and other great men Of our country
have invariably given in ther testimony iog plain,
practical course OF popular education for the masses;
but unfortunately, while 90 much has been said and
written upon this subject in both the Old and the New
World but LITTLE comparatively has been done.
Men who have become exper.mentaly fitted for busi-
ness and ore all the high road TO success themselves
have NO time nor inclination 10 induce others TO follow
them-much less 10 practically Instruct them as TO the
,ncops by which their influence and position IN society
were coined II this information IL acquired at all It
nus be gained in one OF two waysei;hcr by the long
and tedious process OF experimental Development OF by
course of plain. practical business education at an
establishment where tie nc,ual machinery of trade and
the live home of real business unto with and form
leading element in the routine of daily instruction
Such course Of practical discipline would conform to
the uainest dictates, not only OF and common
sceee but Of sound philosophy. and would make any
institution real blessing.
There arc hundreds Of young in every part Of our
land who are to-day standing Ale crippled in their
business for the want Of just such plain course Of fac
teal information and actual business DILL To such we
are performing duty well as privilege. in recon-
mouding the National Business College" at PouSh-
kecpse N Y as an emincnty successful Institution Of
this character and the hundreds who avail themselves
of the advantages there afforded will. we believe have
good to thank for pointing them in that direc
ton.
The unexamrlcd growth and prosperity OF this Inst
tuition seems almost incredible to those who are unac'
quaintcd with It's history, and it proves abandany To
truth Of what we have ead and the iced Of such al !"
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Gpeeial NctireS.

T,yenfy.,ecoud Wnrd.-h meeting of the I'D Ward
Union Assocaton will be held at No ss3 9th Ave. on WEI
NESDAY EyENlSG August g. a. O'clock. - IL.
<. H. UNDERHlLL, President.
r. PATERSON Secretary
The Rev. DIR. Sunderland Of Washington, late Chap
lain 10 Congress- and Pastor elect TO the American Chs
Paris will preach the lath-st. Presbyterian Church. the
Rev DR. Burchlris THURSDAY rst day., at O'Clock
a m His friends aud the public Invited to attend
General Society Of Mechanics and Trnoesmen
of the Civ of New-Y0rk.-rne IssulH ble'Iihg Of
r. Scieiv will lie held at Mechanics Hall No fI2 Broad
way THIS "Wednesday EVENING OF one hour after sun
49, WILLIAM VAN NOEDEN, Secretary.
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PennsyIvania Elccsion-The Soldiers TO
Vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. Aug.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Aug. g 1861.
An election was held throughout the State
today on three amendments to the State Constitution
the first being in favor OF soldiers vcting.
a comparatively small vote poled, and 1t is be-
evod FROM the returns thus far received in this city
that all the amendments have been carried, But few
returns have yet been received om the interior bu,
they indicate the same result.
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Ds.sIsRII: ID.

LONG-MATT1CE-At the Yors Street. NJ. 4. Church, Jer
soy cry, on W.dne.day July 49, BY the Rev Nj Da'e'
WHlrE-STARK-On Tuo.dsy, Aug 3 at the residence OF
Mr.. Edrar Hyatt, no - Wet Forynh street, by the
F.Aeo. A. STARK dD shi.r Of u. h. Stark. esq, OF Wood
stock, IelIenry County. Ill
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Resignation OF surgeor-Ccuerai King.

PHlLADElPIiA, Iuesdhy, AuH. :, Iovi.
Surgeon-General King has resigned, and Is
succeeded by the former Assistant sureeon.Goneral.
zen. Joseph A. Phillips Of Pittsburgh.
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Great Fire in Whitby, G. w.

Great Fire in Whifby, c. w. ..
HITBY. 18th July. 1854.
Ne.,. nauyIS & Co.. New. York-Gen.,einen; beg to
INFORM you the 10th day Of June ~ had my p.sn.
%. and conienis consumed b t-e had on my premises
On. OF YOUR safes which con.an.i my books aud papers
Tie Safe wI one OF your Pstcnt feProof Sales 2uf'
ed through agent C. ). Monsel esq IL proved W
be All you recommend your afe1 to be- having Underwent
mote thsn an ctdusry test as the building large three
story brick aud contained lrse stocs Of general meicha
dr.. which sdded fleto the flames. The vanabIes IL
preserved IL rood condition and y affords me
extreme pleasure 20 testify 70 the esceen, quay 81 your
SAFES 81, they are Justly entitled 10 the highest confidence oil
the pubic. nm Sen''emeu Sg; Nc &c ,,,trrI.y
We the undr,isned, rsterayers Of the town Of Whhoy
bear testimony the corec'er. o The above ceitnas OF
n IT, McNsi having been eye"inesses to the hre ana as
sisted In opening the safe. run p,,ur
opened tbs sad iaie , ~. ni'r ISlhl,hv
r. J. YARSOLD, Merchant.
J. III. PERRY County Registrar.
W H. HIGGINS, Editor Chronicle.
WIN THOMPSON. ssdler.
JACOB BRYAN, Royal llollL
MARVIN Co.
Sole MunuiactuIort ,,,.u
MARyIN,s PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR
SAFES
No. as Broadway.
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SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.
Ofhe Ave senses that which call seeing the most I'm
,or.t and most valued In proportion this ssnss fails ~.
W. are reduced to penes entirely destitute Of ssh
how slow would be progress In knowledge and how HIM
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed With x.
the universe beconiss new creation clothed with beauty and
diversified by that INFINITE variety which fails 70 srs
the mind aud heart.
For several months past this has been practical subject 10
u.s. An inaamed condition of the eyeds, communicating
itself to the pupil rendered tho discharge Of daily duties no<
only painful but dangerous. A,trbu,ns to the effect OF
cold we endured through the Spring with the hope has
with the return of warm weather would entirely dsappssr
But ia this we doomed to disappointment sunmef 70
turned bat no, our wonted sight What might have been me
r either ofcurther Of incompetent treatment
we cannot say.
Stain, our case to friend he assured us that similae
one In hi, own family had recently been treated with entire
,ucc..s BY Dr. Won Eisenbers Of this city. ssyins our
.. by more particular inquiries that the Doctor no sta'
miro; bu, scientific ocust and surist concluded to 500
III. benefit of his treatment which have now reason 70
acknowledge very great Though but few weeks unses
his care the appearance of eyes has totally changed Inc
pupil full and clear and the lids arc entirely nee nos
inflammation Tho Doctor says that the optic nerve h. beso
weakened and the retius assumed chronic nhsmnasory
state affecting more or all the other tissues and nrssssa
ng neglected end in Anarro'is oph'Aami'' ws be-,
ieve IA the term which ocus apply to eyes affected as we
ours Having obtained much desired relief we take ~
pleasure in acknowledging indebtedness TO Tho tale at %
Dr. Won Ei.nbcrg and calling to Il the ATTENTION Of others
who NAV be suffering similar 'sore condition
Of their eyes said that Providence pro sdes sn,idass
for every bae is certain that tho ye is those tr'e''
subject to se,erer trials than formerly Let be thankful
then the. 81 increase the adences which destroy the
organ vision the Of science keeps pace with ''"~
tendencies, If not in advance Of them.
| oEs'GE w.. Si6 BROADWAY.
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LlIHS.
Iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in plie w.'rr H'"'a' 'ss""
II scts upon the uv,pr
LIVER KIDNEYS, -
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and oLANpULAK sa !; Innayr
tTEp nIbss Us TO recommend H. eein; confident that.
Viii, fair trial. viii attest it. excellence in the cure Of
scrofla in q. forms, Consumpton, Cancer broncht SAn
,,n,iou, Pinipes OF the Face Heart Liver and Kidney
Di,enses Rheumatism Neuralgia, fcia- Weaknesses, Dye
pep,i,, Debility syphilis AisFolrisl pis.ese, &c;
Price q per bottle; h,l dozen a, one time, IS.
Sold by Druggists, sen. BY express receipt OF price
DIR. II. AEDERS T. Co..
Physicians ard Chemists,
No. 4ls Broadway, N. Y.
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N,Rs W,ysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,

MRS. iNSLo" . SoVihi'" '4"'''
fos CHT-pREs-Cures Dyseniery and Diaiioa hegvates
lie stomach ami Bowels. Wind Cois ind carries the
nfan, safely through pesioi Of Techins gives
re-, 70 The q other and rolcfand health 10 The child
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To EVERYBODY.
Buy Msihss SOW bof3fs tie stsnp tar and
double. tire qrioe.
THs DIsNOsD fsuLoH LarCn.
tie Ia the world, selling than Others at
tho LoDI MASyTAcrCEIsG Cos,
No. 20 Cortlands, e..
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a WEEKLY PROGRESS.

TX order 10 supply many persons IN sections Of the
State where tie mail facilities will moi justify the
taking AZ daily papers. We shall is.uc
A WEEKLY EDITION OF THE PROGRESS,
early in March which will conisin The latest n-rs
rom The Army with accounts and delalis Of battles
Sc, by telegraph, f.om Our own Correspondents and
from other sources
The WEEKLY PROGRESS viii IS Published
on whole s!l,e,. and eiil contain lsrse am.uni .
reading matter. and always have tie latest TELE-
GRAPIc NEWS.
POST MASTERS ani others are requested % aci
~ Agents, and each Agrn; sending siz more sub
settlers, witt The money for ~ months, will receive
tic Weekly paper Six months CRATIC
SUBSCRIPTIONS sho0ld i. sent Immediately.
ssihe fissi number vii he issued between The l0iA
su9 saah Of Nsrch. Subscriptions vii mol be taken
~. Lesser fsiiod than ~ mpnhs; and IN no Ease
v.i1 80 * sent HriiI The MONEY l. received
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Nsesfy PfosreTs-Three Months, - 90
Sir Months, %
Advertisements viii be inserted 10 the Weekly ss
s. sans,s for each insertion, ten lines mlnion typ
% count a sqnafe. Money must accompany Al Or
ders. J. L. PENNLNGION.
Raleigh. ". G., Feb. Is, 1864.
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WE ARE RECEIVING,

Inn lbs. Cut Tacks, 8, 10 and IL or
1OU 400 lbs Black Pepper and Spice,
600 lbs Coffee and Sugar,
40 lbs. English Mustard,
200 lbs. Extract Of lockwood and Blue Stone,
20 lhs Cream Tartar,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and Hack Hooks and Eyes
900 yards Calico,
800 yards English Rips.
400 yards Black English Merino.
So yards Brown French Merino,
80 yards Tan !.
50 yards Fawn !"
80 yards Claret . /.
500 yards Calico Extra English.
500 yards BIeached Co,tons,
leo gross Black Velvet Buttons,
100 gross Black silk !"
90 gross Fancy &
50 gross Bugle Gimps,
loo gross Fancy Hatter's Braid. &c.
20 gross Black and Gold Gimps.
100 gross Black Lasting buttons.
Jaconet Muslin,
40 Cotton Handkerchief,
200 yards Black Cambria.
100 lbs, Powder assorted,
$4,000 Caps, md Shot.
Raw Cotton for sale to consumers.
II. n. BROWN s CO
November IS. "a
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NO PERIsHISG.

rlERs0Ns wanting any thing il cur line of bu-
sinss, esn obtain il ty Langtnz il ,orss.hing
10 sat 10 pay r., H. oil - Oh pfisss soldiers wives
aud widows uiII IL supplied - u.pal
SIMPSON 4 HOOKER.
M,leh2. s5-f
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Hillsboro Savings Institution.

IA i meeting Of the Directors Of the Hilsbor ,
= Savings Institution Oh Monday, the s9ih day 81
February, 1864, il was
Resoiced. That this Institution will decline TO pay
undrawn dividends, certificates Of deposit other de-
posts, and checks of any date prior 10 the 25th Of
March next exceptin the currency now existing, and
a. now rated and valued and all those entitled 10
dividends. and holders of such certificates and other
dcpcsi,ors and holders Of checks requested 10 cob
iect the same forthwith, as on The 25th ofMarch and
until the Isl Of April the said ustitut viii 30
compelled 70 decline deposits to pay checks drawn
against them.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND, Cashier.
March : ,35--fm
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MILITARY NECESSITY.

~ Not 10 sell anything excep, for cash. Please
do not ask for crodl. Call and seus.
- II Won owe u YOU will do well TO pa. before
the 2sth Of March. 81
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CALL AND SEE.

WE are receiving in part the following necessary
and desirable Goods, which we will sell at a
mall advance, for cash only:
very handsome Black Shawis,
GOO yards IA Bleached Shirtings,
400 yards IA Fancy Calico.
500 yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yardse4-a Light Fancy ditto,
Coored and white Pocket Handkerchief,
20o dozen Coatss Spool Cotton,
400 lbs, prime Rio Coffee.
zoo lbs, Black Pepper,
lie liz. sooking Sods.
36,loz, Goat Skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
IS bags Dry Salt.
30 III. EPSON Salts,
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES y. WHITFIELD & co.
February 3. al
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

yE'HE subscriber having qualified Il February tern
= 1891 ss executor 81 ihe estate az CHARLIE
MecAULEY, dccea,ed, hereby gives notice 10 IA
persons having claim. upon aid estate 10 prcssnt
tham within The lime allowed by law or az, notiss
will be plead 10 bar q their recovery. Persons a.
Jchied 70 The eslaie will pleass make speedy psy-
mcnt. ,o
JOSEPH II. LATTA, Ex'r.
MARCIA. 35-ivp
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p On the frs, Monday in each month we sell
all food and clothing on hand to the necessilous Of
Orange al cost