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North American Trust and Banking Con,Ia ny
No. &c Wall Street, New York.
CAPITAL $50 600 600

CAPITAL, s5oooo,ooo
This Institution has been organized under the Genera
Banking Law of the State of New York Its Capital is
Fifty Millions of Dollars-Two Millions of which has
been subscribed. I'll.
1t has limited its capital for five years to Ten Millions
of Dollars, one half Of which is to be secured on bonds
and mortgages OF fee simple real estate, and the other
half in cash or public stocks.
The Company issues its Stock for cash. State Stocks,
Estate Applications be addressed to the Second
Cashier
The terms upon which this Company make their
rangements liberal those OF any Corporation
the State. ..@...
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH D. BEERS, President
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Counsellor.
WALTER MEAD, Cashier. ...
DANIEL f. TYLEE, Second Cashier
WILLIAM p. POWERS, Notary.
... DIRECTORS.
Joseph D. Beers, Peter Stuyvesant,
Thomas f. Davis, Arson 6. Phelps,
George d Strong, Thomas l., Servoss,
John r. Peters, John l.. Graham;
Robert Dyson, William p. Hallett,
Jonathan Trotter, Valentine G. Hall,
Charles Hoyt, William Stebbns, ,.
James b Murray, Henry II. Leeds,
Henry Fl. Elliott, Gilbert Allen
Obadiah Holiness Thomas G Talmage,
Daniel E. Tylee, Courtand Palmer.
Henry Yates
Sheldon Thompson, Erie County.
Samuel Wikeson, Erie County
Washington Hunt Niagara County.
David +, Evans, Genesee County.
William X Strong, Ontario County.
William VI. Oliver, Yates County
Samuel d. Walker, Baltimore.
James Erwin, New Orleans.
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nov l0.6n

SELF.COCKlNG AND REVOLVING SIX BAR
- REL POCKET PlSTOL-A few of this valuable
instrument Of edefence, just received for sale by
F. TAYLOR, and may be examined at his Book store
Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel pnce S25 each
This pistol revolves the six barrels, cocks itself and
discharges merely by pulling the trigger, placing man
with but one hand equality with six men, each with
the ordinary pocket pistol.
Extracts from, newspapers.
"The Improved Six Barrel Psto.--.This pistol is
tremey simple in its construction, and embraces several
Important improvements on the ordinary pocket pistol
"The barrels are formed of steel, and drilled from
the solid bar--funished with six distinct cones.
"The revolving principle is attached the trigger,
that by pulling the trigger the barrels revoye, and the
ston when the cock descends and discharges the pistol
without the use Of the other hand.
"A small the inside Of the cock regulates the
main spring.
IN two or three seconds requiring the Of only
press mail riders, captains Of vessels others, who
| liable to be attacked by odds" ..a.
"The patent sefcockng, revolving, and dscharglng
pistol IS considered superior any other denomination of
rproduced in any other age country IL be-
ing capable OF making six discharges in the space Of three
seconds at the rate OF three hundred and twenty balls
per minute Every traveller should provide hmselfwh
one OF these invaluable weapons, and short time the
depreda,ons of the hghwayman will only be known as
records Of history" nov 10
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TSELT"S BLACK FLuID,-Stevens light blue, dark
l. blue and red Writing Fluids.
Arnolds do do
Guyots Paris Writing Ink, red and black.
Tery's London Inks, black, red, japan and copying
Terry's Ink Powder
French Rose Carmine Ink, beautiful article.
Pery's Blue writing Fluid Teny's green writing
Fluid
MAYNARD and Moves, Boston Ink and Ink Powder, red
and black.
Kidders New York do do do
Dobb's British Exchequer Ink. ,..
large supply OF the above is just received for sale
and opening most of 1t imported by .
oct Al F. TAYLOR
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TINE subscribers to the Testamentary Law of Mary
land and the District Of Columbia, compiled y Judge
Clement Dorsey, requested to call on r. TAYLOR
for their copies. .,
The work treats Of the Orphans Court its origin, pro-
gress present organization the Orphans Court how
appointed and Of the jurisdiction and duties hereof the
Orphans Court, apprentices, paupers and free negroes
the Orphans Court, disqualification OF the judges the
Orphans Court miscellaneous powers Wills how made,
and their effect wills of infants wills OF married "o-
men Wills how authenticated; lost wills, enormously
dated foreign wills noncupative wills donations mortis
causa apsed legacies wills, when words of limita-
tons used esamentay papers, implied revoca,ions
revocations by cancellation oblteraon revocation by
express revocation revocation by subsequent testamenta
ry disposition of the republication Of wills letters tes
tamentary or Of administration, how and Of whom they
are be obtained letters testamentary, to whom they
may be granted letters of administration, to whom and
under what circumstances they may be granted when let
tiers ad cogendum may be granted general powers of
executors and administrators rules concerning nvento-
res of administrators, and the conduct
of executors and administrators relative to paying and
collecting debts rules for proving claims against deceas
ed persons directions concerning accounts and debts due
to deceased person distribution OF ntestates per-
sona estate guardian and ward rights of widows; re-
lease guardians and executors tesamcntay capacity
have examined the compilation of Judge Dorsey on
the Testamentary Law Of Mary land and think it work
October o isss--oct 81 JOHN STEPHEN.
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF
n USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, for 1894 large adj
dltiona supply is this day received for sale by
oct 81 +. TAYLOR.
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NEW BOOKS.-A Romance of Vienna, in . vols by
IN Mrs Trolope.
The British Senate, a second series of Random Re-
collections of the House Of Lords and Commons"
just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers the Wavery
Circulating Library. oct 81
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TICKS WORKS.---The whole complete in one large
- volume, price two dollars, handsomely printed and
neatly bound, containing his Philosophy OF Religion,
Philosophy Of Future State Essay on the Improve
ment of Society,"" Christian Philosopher" DC &c
nov f. TAYLOR.
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TRAVELS OF ANACHARSIS, abridged for youth
L from the original work Of the Able Barheemy,
volume OF 400 pages, price 81 cents Just received for
sale by +. TAYLOR. now
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HISTORY OF THE INQUEST rION, IN l volume
Of 1902 pages with numerous engravings; price fifty
cents is just received, for sale by
II. lK.
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to serve. And now that the matter has
undergone strict and impartial judicial i,,-
vesfIea'ion, and the result proves to be 50
very inconssten, with rumor. we sincerely
regret having passed an opinion up it. Ii
this acknowledgement be n fit aloncn,en,
Tor the sin committed, we are frecio make
It. Our exchange papers will please copy
the above.
>, From The Memphis Ga-etc
But VIC believe 1t to nc un icniabic ,!,3;
every disn'ereste3 man, who was at the
trial and heard The evidence, WIS fully
crnvIn"cd OF the ;,isiicc and propriety of
Judge Harry's decision Mauv individuals
VINO had previously been against the accns-
ca, became satisfied Of their error. and oricv.
ca that they had been SO has,y in forming g.,
Expressing their opinion.
This was eminently the case with IL ron
hcmen who were summoned rs n yuorJ n
attend the prisoners TO Bolivar. They were
Selected from all parts of county the against
The prisoners that could be EDund-a precau-
ton, which, proper or improper, was no
doubt dictated to our sheriff Ivy i'm hnnes,
desire Faithfully to perform his duiv. These
gentlemen went to Bolivar with the .irm
belief that the men under their ci,aro.
ought to he hung rs murdcrcrs. Bn no
sooner had they heard the testimony, than
radical change was produced in their SEN
timentS, and 'nany of them, in The ar,ior of
tller feelings. declared they ought to be cr
tircly acquitted.
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.Universalis,s believe in God which 1

,onlversalists believe in God which l
d1not.''
IL read With q comma after God il denies
SHm; 1t real without the comma, it only dc. q.
nus the attributes of the God described by
l!inversnlists. Tho prisoner afIirms this is
oisshe meant. Tie Court say they know
hest what he meant, and put in the comma
90 a man is TO be imprisoned for n comma,
aai that too while he denies the comma
sl6lld be there.
: Can there be no mode of saving this dis
h9t,nr' to Massachusetts, this proscIyting oC
i1hdcls!-(or in his dungeon Abncr Kucrl-
aEd Will pcrvert more understandings than
ne would have done in century il left to
himself. We beseech the enlightened trib-
uaai. % we so highly respect. for the sake OF
Sarlsllan ireed"ln, for the sake of posterity,
tossaye the age, if possible, from the stain
al me execution of tho sentence ofinprison-
msnt against man for no, believing with
tlie majority ON religion. Adrocatc.
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Rexg Spg.Ira&- and SsnFannfpaE.
eS o. a. ny =. .

'HlItE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their customers and ,lic pubiict gcncr
ally That they have just received large sup
goods cmhracfn" every variety of staple and
fancy goods, suited TO the Spring and San,
iner trade. Also Il large supply of Grccrrirs.
CrocEtry. SaG4iss. Hnts, Shoes ami i;oo!s,
all of which they will sell on The most rca-
sonab!c terms. for cash, or on credit to
punctu"l customers.
Those who wish 10 get good bargains will
do well to give them IL call
G. l.. s =. PENN,& Co.
Edgclich, March II, 1898 tf6
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C"!. Aicmmiuser.--Thc Fayetteville
ft%fT:;r. accompanies the notice of ,he
recent association of this gentleman. as =
limited co-parIncr, with Il mercantile Iious..
III this city, with the following remarks.
"iac Dircct Ywdc.-Thosc who NAV
rrad the Ac'ca (tai'hnI as l;,r us it goasl OF
Tie speech %! Col. Mlemlninscr, at thc An
"ns'a Convention, which we insert in hi,
paper, may have remarked his pledge 10
cniha'A h:s o"n nican$in Il limited partner
snip. Tor ihe purpose of promo,n. tho c,ca.
nhjr"; OF Southern Commercial i.,arpcu-
HE"cc. lii" n"i!rc Lrlow, Which appears
~ me la!c Charirs"n papers, shows. that
III '!i's' rs III all o!hcr matters, lic iS man
Miio a't, up 10 is i'soicssion> and principles.
S"nah-tiroiina may wei! be proud Of him"
-CM"y!"Ston C0uritr.
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STATE ARSENAL.
C"lnnI1ia, April Il
rilrncv u. NJ. Butler.

HIS Exceil"ncy p. NJ. Butler.
IN ohe'sicncc to your order of the 9th in
slant. The Conim'lec apponIed 10 examine
ana rrpo:i ON The can, recently invented by
Mr. WIN. !cnis, ms!c the following re-
rnrt:
Ai'er Il fu''cxpcrir,cnt and careful exam
ina:ion, the CninI:iilicc unanimously concur
III ~" 1ni;i'on that tic invention will be
found "i inc &'r;,ic,i utility. bu,h il, ,vnroud
peace, being >n!. ana simr,s in rI, cou-
strnrllon, and much more easily anl fire.
lu'ntlv charged il The same space Of lin.
'han an ordinary iirc!nck. and equally handy
ana c"nv"ni' ut Tor ordinary militia ..uiy.-
IN our opinion the mvcn'ion Will admit %,
'"iprcvc:ncn'; nevertheless al! the essential
,".n''''ses ;f!'!hS tom II are >trkingiy sci
forth. NC. @nAFrEn.
JOHN VEAL.
j. II. CRAWFORD.
T.. FRIDAY.
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HsAOCN 'THN AMID JAPAN
FE' a R E.

VHNIIE Subscriber has on hand a very large
q supply Of ready made TIN WARE
Of all descriptions, which he offers at whole
sale or retail. al rs low prices as can hr af-
fordeh in this part Of the country. Hc has
also large supply Of the ncw"s, fashion Of
JAPAN WARE together with English end
Block Tin Ware Of excellent quality. Also
Copper and Sheet Trou Misunderstanding
and Brazing Copper,-I''nck tin, Stove
Spclcr. and Tin Plaic-al Of which he Of
fcrs fhr sale low for cash. ut No I6S Broad
strecr. Augusta. B. r. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful for
the very liberal patronage heretofore he
slowed upon him by his friends and tho pub
lie generally, respectfully soicits n con,;n-
uance OF their favors-and offers his scrvi.
ces in either of The following branches of
his hnsiness-Coppcr Tin, Shec, Iron, and
Roofing b. F. G..
Augusta, Ga, March S rs
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New Spring and Summer
G ~ % HID IS z. So. -

rEIHE Subscribers beg leave TO inform thei
friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
M Err Stock OF GOODS, consisting of :
Colorcd Gro dc nap do +
Black Sinchew do
Colofed Florences. r.
Super. Black BoInbaZincs,
@o",' assortment .-adies fancy IIankerchcGs,
do do do do 10 Belt Ribbons
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves
do black nrld copred Kid dos
do blk, white - colo:' d Cotton * Silk Hose
do green, white and black Gauzc Fcils
Plain, Jackonet, Null, Swiss, & Book Muslins
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars.
Plain Bobnet eootin. and Edaings,
good assortment OF Prints, Ginghams aud
French Musins,
Printed Jackonet dp @
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French Cambrics.
An assortment oil Ladies' Donncts,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Fine Satin stripe Willie Muslins,
:" embroidered do.
Sd and GA Linen Shcetings.
diso for Gemiencn'S Sni,mcr Hcar,
Black, blue and brown Gambler,
Black aud brown twilcd Summer Cloths
Brown aud white Drilling, and brown Linens,
few pieces Georgia Nanlteeiis,
wv uIte ~ cOlOr q .'lHrSetllcS a. valencia cStlfg,
Silk Pocket Halirlkerchirts,
Also, Black blue and invisible Green Broad
Cloths,
Gentcmcns color'd. white mud brown half Hose,
do plain and picatcd Bonibaziiie Stocks,
do do do Satin do
do Linen Bos0n,s and Collars,
do black and c0lorcd HOsk. Gloves,
Al Irish Linens aud fllcacl,cd Shirtings
a good supply of3-4, 7-S aud A brown Shirt
ing and 5-4 Shcetings,
Plaid and striped Domcstxs, and Bed Tickings,
large supply Of Summer Hats, ~
Gcn,lemen's Shoes and Fine Pumps
Ladies' and Misses Sho,s and fine Slippers,
ALSO.
School Books. Cnp and Letter Paper.
Also. u general assortment of
Hardware, Saddicry. Crockcry and Tin Ware,
Together with supplyo of
pa"ctuse Osaabrgs and Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to enuncratc.
They eevery thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. and hope by stric aei,.
ton To business 10 merit n continuance or the
same. NICHOLSON Il PRFSIEY
= tdgehei's, March Ia. 1888 us
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New ORLEANS nIovJ

NpoT!1"t from 1er0s BY the Colum-
hil, dispatches were received by J. "
b:cr':iovr, Esq. the Collector, from the
Amcr!can Charge d'Anaircs at lious,u,,
To be iorw;' ";i with all haste TO N';,sl,;uu.
ioi. I'm endorsement described them as
Important '!"ruulcnis. con aiming convcn.
t'on wi'h Texas, which, we presume. was
10 b" submitted! for ratification to our Con.
erc>S. fcriIais these dispatches are ,h.
last "vrrt;'rcs ol 'hc infant republic 20 ,b,.
parent stale, The rejection Of which will
work Il INA! separation between the Inc,Icr
ANA daughter.
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sW e. ES.TE.

HHlIE subscriber. from the opportunities
Il of his friends, has concluded 81 far to
resume the practice of his profession, as to
attend TO all calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
mong these, he would mention particularly
sscrotula or Kings Evil. Cancer Diseased
Nlanmac, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Address
f.. l. CARTLEDGE,
Parks =. o., Edgclicld Dis. S. C.
May 10 If Ia
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u gD'H'H E.

ME Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
M Sp"nn. deceased, have been loft with
MIR. IL. l.. Jcilcrs. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
tocaii ana pay Mr.. Jcilcrs, who is authorized
10 receive tho money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der mem to him. e. SPANN.
= March 90, 1888 IFS Adn,tr;r.
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N Oel ice.

"a LII persons indebted to the Estate of
L u Mrs. Sarah Wise. deceased, az. re-
q"estcd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro
Ecrly attcstcd.
ENOCIl B. PRESLEY,
Er"cuior uiM the UiH annexed.
March I, 1888 rs
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N @ q ice.

g. NIT H. S Grammar, Geography and
~ Alias, on the Productive System. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
with variety of other SCuooL Books,
may he found at the Store of
G. A. DOWD.
March 7, 1888 ,r5
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I-XTRi0EDlSAEY E.scArE.-A vonnn man
oi Nli!a"" named L'Oricnt France, who
had en@hScd himself rs Il substitute in the
"1liy, gave one hal! of the sam he received
10 MS only relation, IL sister, and having en-
nraccu her, took his departure to ioin the
regiment. Another man who was prcscii,
Ill me parting scene, and attcrwarl, accDm
panied The recruit to Eanncss, returned n
pou' O'Clock 10 he aGUdc of The iur!vrn
Girt. and knocked ai the donr. Rcco~ni-
I'm" his voice, she let him iu Hc i,nluc-
d!hl"Iy demanded .hr nancy she had re-
cclNcd la III" morning. The poor crcaIu,e
known" hat she had no ,ucans o.' cscnnr
or rcScut. Immediately complied: bur he
insisted that she should give him the whale
winch she did; and, on protesting shat she
had gwen him the la>r suuSc, told her she
must due, but gave her the choice of havinn
her throat cut. being Shot " i,li pistol. which
he produced, or being hung. The natural
horror of blood induced her to choose the
last mode of death. Tie villain hcrcu,nn
searched the house. and finding two ropcs.
lie bound the poor girl hand and foot " ith
one. whilst he formed IA slip knot with the
Other, ana cndcaTorcd To flsien il TO a beam
IN the room. 70 accomplish this, i, was
necessary Tor him to gct upon the table,
lie had Just finished his task, when his
foot slipped, the table fell from under him.
and he was caught by both the wrists in the
nooSc he bad made for his victim. As he
was unable to cxtricate himself, and had
firmly bound his victim, he remained sus-
pended, and she in tho position in which ha
had left her for two nights and dav. On
the second morning the ncichbors, fudinc
the house still shut up, aud on being an
swercd by the low mornings of the Girl,
forced their way in. aud found her and
the faithless friend of her brother in the 81
tuation above dcscrhch. The pour girl " as
released, and received every assistance her
condition required The man was secured
taken down and conducted TO prison.
Pr0nScript.
a PRoLIriC C PoET. THE late Sir Egerton
KIM .tn.,. all L..
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Attention Bridge Ess,ig,Ic,.

Attention Bridge EgsliAdcr .
-NA7 ILL be let at the place to The low
w est bidder, The building Of q New
Bridge across Turkey Creek. Keys Ford,
on tho road lending from Hamburg to Lii
berty Hill on The Cd day of June next.
by order Of The Commissioners.
J. B. HOMES, Scc'ry.
May 10, 1888 eli
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NO. 4 6.

Il Bhcf Romnnce.-A young man named
zones, was some days, ago rescued from a
wnirry grave by the in,rcpidity OF lady.
Mrs, Lee. Like true Knight, and n
gallant man. lie felt himself bound to offer
INC lady suitable reward. But we let the
Lexington (ky.) Intclligcncer tell all ofthc
story
"a few weeks since we noticed the acci-
dental Drowning of forr men in the LIKING
i;iTer, and !hc preservation ofanother nam,
Cd Jones, by the heroic Conduct ola Mrs.
Lee, who plunged into the stream, and sue
ccedcd IN rescuinS him fromthe fate of his
fellows. Mr. Jones, we learn, is younn
man of fortune and accomplishments: and
immediately after the event, he made in
1ulries respecting the prcscrver of his life.
aud ascer'aining iha, she was young wi.
dow, he offered his hand 10 her in marriaqe
winch was accepted; and the parties we're
joined in wcdIoc!; the mex, ,lay-l.rcc doys
after their first meeting in the waters. Mrs
Lee now Mrs Jones. can congratulate her.
sell upon having "iisLed for, "a husband"
"'''i the most entire success, and from, the
most !audubic motives
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From TIE Charleston Covr;er

!rNK's PATENT RIrLE.-A Patent Rife.
on al improved construction, has been re-
Gently Invented by Mr.. William jerks, of
columbia, ;. c., one Of which, as /: spc-
c'he"' ior inc examination Of such persons
as may call, will be exhibited this ,Iav. m
The Reading Room, between 10 aud l2
O'Clock, a. NJ.
The following documents will slew the
opinion ol competent judges as 10 lis use
lulncss.
MIR. jerks newly invented Rifle, for
ioahln" AT the br"arh, has been submitted 10
and examined hy me. am of the orinjor
II Is the best Of the kind, comprising some
OF the most important requisites Of such in :
str"'n"n's. simplicity. cclcriy. salty. :
accuracy. With view of glvin2 !.
hc9f test, ordered 4 commi,.act, amin.
Il and ..i ire ire. it. Their report is appcnaer.
Executive Ohicc, Columbia, 4 nh 81.