There is this.ttlifr r-a a tl vital
iMlt-relMV in the two in-tied - t.-li-
i ....
mat d niton a iiivi. r-i il l..-.i. t..
it: in Jauuarv, 1 s; ;j, inonty.
I' tive atel afe .111 t he mark.-:, at, d
I le vol line of the ctrrii-y was ii
irculatit ii: n vv ni ney is ij-it t.ti the
general mat ket at all, ft- r:ci lot
row at at any rate, and the dunie
of currei.cy i' hitiant amll tcL'tl
in lh lank fr Kifetr.
S.i much fir the b.mk. r xr-u-
Ill-lit that tll -rt- blesMtJ tiff. of .iK
pric'-a buiire pl-.tv fr all! The
Himl toiling in. rtle- Kvi-
ie' f th- I'.ritish gtiird, has "ph"-ii.
tv,'" but what is .!ei,ly iu his case ?
O.ily thne t lifj-:i fM f(,r a
hty"-wnk: tivly thin sMipai;d gru I
f-r diet, at.d a pair of c-arn- cotton
trtfUbt Ti for rallle flU The die, the
raiment at:l th-wjgtsi netve nj a
The b.inki r"s ni 'ti.-v iii.iet.f
the product of lab ir a itiot t y
oni.-s sear- ami laly.tvra inultiply
iu the li -M.
"AIRlIE" BURNED TO THE GROUND.
11 a ttilf i.t I llf I Ittt af lluttara itt ( t.t-
Jtal-.
N -ws hasUt ii r.-ccive.! at Wt ldii
that the tine rti.iitry r e'fh tu - of
the late (t.-a ral Uavil Clatk, kfjown
is 'Airlif," in this -'Minty, lim Ifvn
l.tini'-nl to tht grout.tl.
1 his was one d th- finot ountry
hoUM-fj in the State.-, ami was iVfore
the war a famous idace. It was the
l iiu' f Sujtrfiiif ( ' turt .lu-le
Walter Clark, ai.d of Mr. A. T.
