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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

MAGISTRATES BLANKS FOR SALE.--We
haveon hand a lot Of Magistrates blank
summons and executions, which We will
sell very low. ~ b1soae1 vs.l 4iai ai
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The new whisky tax which has passed
Congress has been seit to the President
for approval. 1t enacts that no distilled
spirits shall be withdrawn orremoyed from
any; warehouse for purpose of transportal
tion, reciifcatiohe change Of package, exs
pdriation, or for any other purpose what
ever, until the full tax on snch spirits
shall have been paid. " 'kt's '''9.N Z
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
Sumner Session begins Feb. 9Th, iSsS.
TN caANcERYaAT CAMBRIDGE
! Amended Supplemental Bill. ~
Mo4gan Lane vs.. Joseph White, let al.

II
Ia this case itappearing from the alle.p
cations of the amended bill, which lex
sworn to, that the defendant Joseph White
is a NONRESIDENT OF the State Of fennessea.
SO that the ordinary process q. law. cannot
be served on him. Its therefore ordered
by the Clerk 4 Master that publication be:
made for four successive weeks insthSil
Morrist6wn Gazette, recurring said de.ensa
dant, to appear before the chancellor at a.If
ehaneery court TO be held for the county
of Jefsersonat the court house. inn Dan, 4
bridge, on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday ofiApril nexglthen ana thefea To- /
plead, aaswtr, ldenur 81 btlIetwisei J make
defense TO sold amended bill, or the sams,l
will be taken iot confessed, and the clause,
as to himiset down for hearing ex parte..
January 10th, 1861 A copy Of the prderg
4wplS5. w. GALBRATH, ca H.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

/ THE fashion Of administering oaths has
greatly ;inereased. since the. reconstruction
movement has been in process. In Gin.
ciunati every poor person who applies to
thegcharity department for coal is obliged
70 take an oath, that hewon't give any Of
il TO anybody else. ". -. VI
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The charcoal members of the Georgia
pepper and sal. reconstruction convention
falling to draw pay from the State Treas,
ury, have taken to white-wasliiig, mule
driving and similar ayocations during the
holiday recess, occasionally varying the
ncnctony Uplifting a clotheslihe OF cap.
turing 2 STRAY PoEker. J, And the ealored
troops fought noblyl aad,,o !,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The ,Washinton correspondent off, the
( Cincinnati Gazette says the story that Mr..
Stanton drew bis salary on the l4th inst,
I for period since last August, is contra,
dictsd By the Discussing Clerk Of the de.
partment, who says, in note to one Of the
evening papers, that Stanton does NC
think himself entitled to q salary for that
time. Itss ,j s4A s5ul9 5lyka5qI g
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

"a The MorristoYn Gazette is new visitor
to our sanctum, It's execution is evidence
Of meehanicaP taste. ITS political tetiets
are strongly conservative, n but lnotwith-
staadipgpthese, friend Specls finds ip, us,a
generous soul willing TO accord the liberty
Of sentiment and EXPRESSION % all. Jones'
boro Flag 'DaP9'' 2 4 Y ls''A''''l's y 3sst'
Thank you "Steve," 1t Is SO seldom
that we adisloyaln folks get . compliment
tary word froih your party that we are
bound to make note Off. Y .''sfHa' y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

IS MAYOR HoFFsAS,'of New York, at his
reception in Philadelphia, Friday night
denounced the action Of Congress relative
TO she Supreme Court, and said the bill
was fraught with danger to. the country
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
Tbeediior Of the Mobile Reqister. who

TbeIeditor Of the Mobile Registers who
is in receipt Of a letter from "a distil-
Iguished Democrat" Id New York, recon.
raenaiiag Generaf Meadeto him as not only
4 soldier and gentleman. but Is belongy
ing to 1.-THE Democratic school Of politics"
must be cpnfonndedly puzzled toAkno&
whatisort of . DemccFatic sehoDlthey keep
in New York. t,.a,.s s.,..s'.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

~ DEsrITUTIoN.--A negro woman, who
had MOI home,i but had been hanging
around Weldon, N, Cs for some time,
gave birth to child in the corner OF a
fence, out in the open air yon Thursday
night last When found Friday morning
she was nearly frozen, and the infant was
frozen 70 DEATH ....,I
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The srniing passion Of tile New York
Tribune is "strong in DEATH Speaking
Of the Radical party, it says 1--WE stood
by itsItradIe, kndiexpect, fit dies bsfers
us, - faiibwils hearsesY s.i 3 ss5A
We'll then. prepare tp1follow. The mn
dertakefs. are already harnessing up the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The death Of Hon. Thomas u. NOEL, a
member Of Congress, from Missouri, Il
aDnoaced. { aI RS ea .a9a ssiea'fei I
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
For the Gazette.
Letter Of Gen. jackson:


Mr.. EDIroS The following letter 81 .,,,,
Gen. jackson to Coz ao,ssr IN q.
'Esntly found ~ Rogersville, which had
been left withother Old papers, N onedf
the Clerks Offices. TheleIteris u follows
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10th, 1876.
HEADQUARTERS
DEPg. o. TnESOuyHI II Ys9 II FLt
.SIRa4Y oar letter bfthe'25th instantis
this moment. hand. ram happy to find
that the GovernmeatIhas taken the pre-
acautionary measure named in your letter.
| am concentrating MY forces. ] am vide
awake and have been forlisome months
ever since | visited the lower country.
The cloud mayibufst, and BeFdinand the
nh, being latelySdlsappointed in love, may
become mad and in his phrensyh commit
acts,of war, if so, his American possession
is ours. The reason why numbers isnot
named, ! presume, is that the force re-
quifed, ifwanted at all, will depend upon
the force with whichiwe nayl& assailed.
Itwill afford me much pleasureito cer.
respondwith you, on this u any other
subject aud as'soon' az wsEs kasissd, win
write tOg yOu.i Iexpect shortly some in.
formation on this subject, until then be
lieve me to be resp'tyours. siissia4i n
,sa AxpRRw JACKSON. ii
The above letter was, of course, not in
tended for publication, blythe writer but
over fifty years having elapsed since its
date, ihepablic veal cannosbe affected BY
the allpsious to Ferdiudiid tho 9TH. n
gao9 itl ssooda oi9sYour, &ca r9s9
" % bs7o.s9l DEAD ysHl Bra HAwElss.a,i
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71-7I 7T77 q N : n n
Oh. PRINTING neatly executed ns
~ asiaasf HNis Gy3;td. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
The Weekly Dispatch.

This thoroughly news and business
sheet. crowned, by way of ornament and
entertainment, with much select matter in
the line of story and humor, is for sale as
the counter of the Dispatch Office this
morning. It contains all the points Of In
terest in the exciting political news OF the
week ;ncluding the last pithy converse
ZION If MFR. JOHNSON upon the usurpations
of Copgrcss-Iikewise the doings and most
remarkable sayings Of that factious body.
Also may be found in its well-iaden CO.
lumns the news of the week, well digested
and arrapged-the main features Of the
proceedings of the southern negro Con-
yentions, including that of Virginia, with
its monstrous folly and absurdity-edito-
rails on current themes-comments and
spirit Of the press on national measures,
and on the agitations concerning the Pre-
sidency--much about General GRANT
decisions Of the Supreme Court-local
matters-the proceedings of the Commits
sioners of the Peabody fund at their meet
ing just held in this city-a large amount
of miscellaneous matter, and full and &C
curate reports of the markets.
The price Of this admirable and reliable
paper is two dollars per annum, with a
liberal reduction for clubs. For sale, as
before stated, at the counter.
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A WORD ABOUT IT.

The next happiness to that Of publishing
pleasant and instructive newspaper, Is the
reading and circulating it among friends
And though the frst-named satisfaction IN
publishing that paper which has not yet been
equalled for many of its excellent features
we mean the WEEKLY DISPATCHES ours,
We can't help feeling little envy towards
those who enjoy the last named happi-
ness Of buying it to send to their friends
1t is so Ineligible so reliable, so handsome
1t will, above ALL be acceptable wherever ii
goes, and the man who sends it will be so
much appreciated for his taste and considera.
ton! Now, if anybody wants to feel this
rather elevated kind of joy, let him come and
procure copy of this Dispatch and send it to
his friend-lady or gentleman-it matters not
which it is abundantly interesting TO both
sexes and TO men of all pursuits. If this frank
judgment be questioned, we only ask every
man i'll Richmond to procure a ccpy Of to-
days paper and test its correctness
This may be considered cool We shouldn't
be surprised-the world is apt to be little
censorious
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES James

ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The James
L River and Kanawhs Company offer to Manu-
f.cturers extraordinary inducements and facilities
for engaging In Manufacturing and Mechanical
Their Canal extends from the city OF Richmond
TO the town OF Buchanan, at the western base of
with a branch canal from the mouth Of North river
to Lexington, distance Of twenty miles, travers-
Ing throughout Its whole extent country remark
productions, Astounding in Coal. Iron, Gold, Ora.
mite, Slate, Marble, Limestone, Hydraulic Cement,
Tanbs @uerss as yas undeVeopea or upds
covered, aud passing through the Piedmont dis
trict of tho State. which has produced the finest
specimen OF wool Of any country In the world Sax
ouy excepted.
The canal at Richmond is connected by locks
with hde.water, and by ship lock vessels OF 500
with the principal northern and southern cities
Esiiroad With ths North and 81 the yilginia s
facilities for the transportation OF the raw msts-
distribution Of the manufactured articles to ali
parts Of the world. Connected with the canal
there are twenty four dams across the James and
North rivers, the most of them built Of substantial
twenty one feet, at all OF which thsre are excel
LEM sites for manufacturing establishments, with
an unlimited supply Of water.
cent and unriyalled water power at the city Of
mile along the baain and canal. there is fall
varying from forty. nve TO ffty.eight feet, and
within these limits 10 frontage of 1000 feet with
an entirely unoccupisd space between the canal
and the river OF ample width for the most extern
sIve manufacturing establishments. The canal
here is sixty feet vide and six feet deep, and may
be enlarged TO double It's present available eaps-
city for water power by an expenditure Of about
$!Oo,ooo This strip OF land is owned by gentlemen
who are anxious to appropriate It TO msnufae-.
turing enterprises, and Will offer great induce.
ments to capitalists; and the James River and
Kanawha Company Will be liberal in the granting
of water righis all points along the line OF their
improvements where water power eau be spared
For further particulars apply to va -
50 GHAkLbs 8. CARRIEGToN,
President James River ana Kanawha Company,
Ia "a dltswltwit FtS1sa Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
General Hancock.

A brief paragraph in the Dispatch Of
Wednesday spoke of General HANCOCK as
having been member of the bloody court
which condemned Mrs. SUaRATT to death
each one of whom is murderer, This
was great blunder. General HANCOCK
was not member Of that court, and is in
no wise responsible for its acts. He was
commander Of the Washington district at
the time of the trial, but in that capacity
had no control over the fate of the prison
srs tried for the assassination of the Presi-
lent. Two run-mad journals of the North
re holding him to some sort Of accounta-
'ility because be was thus commander of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
70 keep four citizens posted, We give below Tue
prices Of the leading styles Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DgY GOODS.
The prices we quote are for good and rsisO'

The prioes we quote are for good and rensDle
goods; all Of which we have now IN store
Ereallsnt Linen Toweling at laac., would be cneal
atIse.; v,,ta and
colored, at 81; -, 80. az.
in gold to import;
Mufs at 80. SO, -, and IS;
Elegant Embroidered Corsets at 30, worth 90;
Excsllent White Brillans, at 2oc, worth Suc.' aAe
no mistske; 81
Check Muslin at 1e3c., worth 2oc.
Fr,noed Hapk: ms, pure Linen, at $l.2s per dozen
worth 81;
Embroidered Robes forinfants at $3.50, usuah5
rold at IS;
SILK Twist bead Nets at asc., worth &c.,;
Elegant Embroidered Linen sets at $l' worm %
at$2.so, worth 81;
Bonnet Ribbons at asc., worth soc. per yard
Woollen Yarn at 75c. per pound, worm si'1'i
arm, twelve skeins, for soc, worth Oh
Jet Nail Heads at Ace. per gross
Ladies' Hoop Skirts at 40, So and &c.,;
Mis,es Merino Hose at soc. a pair, would be cheap
at75c.;
Ba,moral skirts at 81 rs and 50;
Huckaback Towels at $l.So per dozen, worth 50
Table Cloths at 7sc., worth 81;
Heavy Table Linen at 75c. per yard, worth 81;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at $l.2s, SL5o, and
$2per dozen;
Pillow case Cotton, Do inches wide, at lsc
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons at So, 10, l23,
and les,. per yard;
Calicoes at 81 10, l23. and 1885,;
White Flannel, full yard wide, all wool, at soc. /;
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel, warranted al
wool, at 3oc. per yard;
cd Flannel.
worth soc.
Excellent Satinets at 5oc.,
Printed satinets at 2sc.,
Bed Tick at R3c.,
Shifting Stripes at 125c.,
Ladies' Fleece. Lined Gloves at loe.,
Plush Lined Berlin Gloves at scc., worth &c.;
Spun Silk Gloves at 3oc.. worth 5oc.;
Lambs We oil Hose at ESQ.,, worth SOC. pair;
Cents Merino Lined Gloves at 2Sc.,
Cloth Gloves at DOC, worth 76c.;
Gents Linen HANDKERCHIEF, large size, at Soc.,
worth 75c.;
Canton Flannel at &c.,
Handsome Light Cloak Cloths at So and $3.50,
worth SO and $3.50.
We offer at greater bargains than ever our whole
stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silks,
Linen and Cotton Sheet!ngs,
Blante let's,
Cloth for Cloaks,
All kinds of Cloaks for ladies,
Bead Trimmings,
Fancy Buttons,
Hoods,
sontags
Nubias,
Worked Bands,
Swiss, Camoric, Jaconett, and Main
sock Muslin,
Window Shades, must be sold to close;
Travelling Bags,
Work Baskets.
We invite all purchasers of DRY GOODS to give
us call, assuring them that we are prepared to
supply their wants upon the most reasonable
terms. LEVY BROTHERS,
1547 Main street,
ja2a nearly opposite the Old Market House.
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CONSTITUTION; It Is claimed that tine soutn'
being conquered territory, ls TO De gov
erned according to the law ofnations, and,
until admitted into the Union, is outside
of the purview and operation of the Con-
stitution.
Having thus effectually crushed the
power of the white race in the South, the
Radical faction holding control in Con-
gress then turned its regards to the su-
preme Court. This body presented a
feeble barrier in its way. It was only
necessary to say boo, to render it, in
its modern composition, az humble and
innocent Of all offence as could be de-
sired.
Thus, with the Republican party con-
verted into a willing instrument of It's pur-
poses; with the Supreme Court awed into
silence with the Executive disarmed and
bound hand and foot and with the South
crushed, there remains but one formidable
power in the way of this Radical faction
that has usurped all the powers OF 60
vernment. That power is the people; and
it il for the subversion Of that power that
this same faction is taxing all its ingenuity,
and employing all itsaddress and audacity.
If an election of the next President by the
people can be defeated, then the duty Of
choosing this officer will devolve by law
upon the present House of Represents
tives. The defeat of popular election is
therefore Of vital Importance to the fac
ton; and it is essential to this defeat that
the faction should not seem to desire or to
contrive it.
But of the success of their dangerous
and diabolical scheme there is now but
little prospect. The faction have so out
ragged all sense of propriety, and so alarm
ed the conservative patriotism Of the coun-
try, that the probability now is that they
will be unable to carry large enough
vote in the electoral college to render an
election by the people at all doubtful. BY
the very steps which they have taken to
ensure success, they have committed sui
cida
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the Metropolitan District at the time Of
the assassination. It was in the hurried
notice Of their carping against the General
upon this vague protest that the mistake
occurred.
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DIED,

DIED,
In this city, on Wednesday the 22d instant. at
tv enty minutes past 10 O'Clock, A. N. Mrs VIC
TOhla r., wife Of Ot1ay ID. Browne, and daugh.
ter Of Mr.. John Tslman, Sr.
Her funeral win take place from Grace. street
Baptist church TOMORROW (Rddayl MORNING,
the oath instant at Ii o'clock. Her friends and
acquaintances, and those Of her husband and fa-
Their, are respectfully invited to attend. 2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
Dssssgs. Medicines, DC.

DR. DAvIDSoN'S COMBINED EYE
IL REM NEEDLES, for all kinds Of iniamed. weak,
or sore eyes whether recent or Of long standing.
Pamphlets explaining the advantages and CIV
ing full directions accompany each package.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per package. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists,
Ia IL 1916 NJ ain straat.
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PROPOSALS ASKED FOR

i Whereas the County Court Of Hsnrleo have
ordered the construction of two cuiytrs on Sae
central CHARLES City road known as the DARBY.
town roadl .; the branches Of. Almonds erssk,
nea. RopeIs mill. and also the .con.ttussicno -
Pioneer chapel, on said road In puraunpos Of SAID
order. invite bids for the brick masonry OF inc
work. Proposals left ct the county clerks once,
directed TO me, Will be opened ct - o'clock on
the 37sh Instant, and ths work awarded 70 the
lowest bidder. Ef -.
Specifications may be seen at the sAid clerks
ONCE. The point Is Designated on the ground ~
o sign.boasd where the work 10 20 be done, Bita
u copy OF specifications attached therato
- $50 8.l5 % a JACOB 3. ATLEE,
Commissioners OF Roads OF Hsnrieo eoanty.
la s4--td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
MARRIED.

At Liberty, Bedford county, Va, on the 22d In.
staft, by the Rev. James A Davis, OF the Baptist
church, WILLIAM P. Hoe FMaN, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Bedford Chronicle, to Miss sALLlE
+. 0WNsLkY; both of Bedford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
v AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATION
Mn WHITE J4ROR SUPPLY OFFICE, RICH.

VIRGINIA GENITAL LAND
AND WHITE IABoR sUPPLY OFFICE. GICH.
MOND, Val have very recently perfected the
sesis a business that will henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills mines AND s S sad sns
ants as far as they possibly be obtained, from
the states and cities OF the North.
NV partner, Colonel X. j. rage, Is IN charge OF
our office In New York:
In Philadelphia and Baltimore have associates
Of the highest respsctability and responsibility.
And for the sale Of lands and mines In North
Carolina Z am associated with ID: W. COURTS.
Esq, Of Reidsyille for many years State Treasurer
The facilities this agency offers for the sale Of
lands are not surpassed In the South. In regard
to mines Of all kinds, have made contracts with
branch OF tho business specially botn In this
country aud Europe, securing to me- the widest
possible field of operations; and In this cry !
minsralogist and assaysr Colonel %ILLIah GIL.
HAM for the prompt analysis Of all minerals that
may be sent to me, thus determining the value OF
mines before sa re sf WHITE fhsFsa L .sI
branch Of the business will be under the manage;
ment Of thoroughly competent gentlemen; tn
to supplying this city with factory hands, porters,
and domsstcs male ana fe%as These VIII O Os
mainly German and irish. me mos. sinpis s no
heir cheap transportation from New YORK and
Philadelphis to this city. By the st OF January
hope to be able 70 supply farm hands ana small
Parties In want Of white labor Of either sex are
REQ uested to communicate their wants In writing,
60 that may forward hem to the supply ofices In
New York and Philadelphia.
TERMS For selling lands, Ave per cent COM
mission on ali sales actually made, bat no charge
VIII tever unless sale is effected. For mines an
additional contingent fee. the subject OF contract
In each case and pay able out OF proceeds OF sale
For iaborers a fee OF 85 for each one ,upplied BY
contract, payable when the laborsr ID delivered;
and when the lsborsr Is unable to pay bis or her
passage to this city advance It " from phila-
by the emp ioyer when he receives the lsborer. as
so much advanced on the contract for wages.
Further particulars furnished on application;
! - 5Es. J. D. lMBODEH,
5, no ao-dT&F-w3m Post. office box 40.
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATION
ID cry FOB TIE NEW YBAR.-The subscri.
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, embracing
all kinds required by merchants, bankers, and
others Having a. complete book bindsry and
order any special size style, or quality demanded
In as good d manner and upon ss favorable terms
az the best establishments north. all artfcles OF
manufacture can be found at their house. The
COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR for 1858 Is now
ready which their customers can obtain gratis on
application WOUDHOUSE PARHAM,
Ia 1855 Main street.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

T AW-17TH Ora A Rams
IL DOLPH & ENGLISH. 1870 Main street, have
ume Wallace Sands's New Forms, 80. 90 Rice,
James, and billiard on Bankruptcy all the
mercial Forms Diaries and Almanacs for 1885,
All kinds of books bought. exchanged, or sold.
10
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6pecSns Notices.

r@IC. COURTNEY & SON are closing gus
~ az .,ock Of DRY GOODS now on hand at ana ps-
loo coat for cash. no. SIS Broad street.
IA 2a-zk
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p@ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
i(sAVIHGs INsTITUTIoH.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAHK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
This INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEI Gent.
Oh DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
&. A. Paine, GA Handlsy, W. z. ouaries,
VIM. Hatcher, r. o. Dudley, z. B. Blanksn.
A, Bodeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. Spott, Noses Euysoh, J.B. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jss. W. Archer, A. a. Auteh1n-
4. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son.
W. &. Binford, J. W. Hall, I. W. boswell,
W.. GRAY, T. W. Pember- Powhatau Wei
VIM. a. Tyler, ton, siger
The security offered to depositorn IL undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to al
glasses.
The attention Of al in city and country Ia called
to this Institution. Here they win and security,
convenience, and profit Sums ~ small 81 one
dollar may De Deposited and six per cent. interest
received on same.
once hours from a. II. to . p. NJ; on Saturday
from "a. N. to Up. NJ, and from 70 p. II.
10 u-d&sWts
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BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NAPOLEON AND BlUCHgR. An Historical
The EMPRhsS JosEPaINS. An Historical
sketeh Of the Days Of Napoleon =, By louise
M1hlbach. Translated by Rev: w Bi e ETY.,
NAP6LEoN AND THE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA.
An Historical Romance. BY Louisa muh bach.
Translated by F. Jordan. vol, svo.. Illus
trated with Eight Original Designs. Cloth, g2
TIE MILITARY HISTORY OF GENERAL U. b.
GRANT. For sale by ,o