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$2O,532,336 40

| $40, 532, 1886 40
So disproporonate investment Of assets in such
securities would render any bank essentially unsafe
and unsound and looking at the fiucuating charac-
Of the Stock market, make it highly predetermined
whether institution thus crcumstanccd would not
be obliged to succomb 10 the first commercial revulson
that might II cannot be denied that this course
of policy crippled the Bank and compelled her TO sue
for money in Europe; and be satisfactorily OK
planned ii Mr. BidJle eft her prosperous on the 29th
Of March, 1899, how it happened that not quite five
months after, and before any of those TO
which the prosraon is now ascribed before the "pro-
test by Messrs. Hottngeur & Co. before "the sales
Of post notes in the fall of 1899" before the publ
cation of the first of January" before the resump
tion" and before :" the third suspension" On the
22d of August 1889, Mr.. Jaudon writes TO Messrs
Humphreys and Bildlc for f50, 900, and tells them,
life or death the Bank Of the United States is the
| ISSUE"
We proceed to brief review of those points
in regard which the accuracy of the facts presented
in the Report have been called in question.
]. AS To Mr. Biddle's own account
The first item Of that account at p 81 of the Pamph
let is as follows
" jan go 1910. His note due Feb.
2, 1912, with interest, being for 700
shares of Reading Railroad Stock
purchased of the Bank by his Agent
Jan 3, 1889, S31 500 0O
Mr.. Biddlc afrms that il was not until December,
1882 long after he left the Bank that he bought this
stock of siockbroker.
Ihe journal Eni1y OF the suspended Debt Depart
ment in relation TO this item is follows
Feb 3, 1871. Nicholas Biddlc 10 bills
discounted suspended, for amount
due from ~ Biddle, according TO
the following statement, with in,c-
rest, from Jan. 30, 1910, 1891 800 90
Sold by Thomas Bidde & Co. for account, J
Cowper,hwaite, Cashier,
1899 Jan. %. 100 shares Reading
Railroad, at s45, 1871 500 90
Interest ~ mos 10 Jan. 1910, $50 w
S33, 800 90
Commission Ia S3 AZ
49,, 3O6 So
1S39-Dec. H.
To cash paid, 81 900 90
ISi0-Feb. |, !" SO6 50
1906 50
Balance due Ivy N BJJlc Esq. 1871 500 90
on 700 shares, which is payable in IL mos. from JAN
| 30, IS40 with interest at per cent per annum.
| (Signcd) TnoMss BippLg g. Co"
Thus appears fthis entry is To be relied on that
the stock bought on the 29th Jan. 1899; made
payable with interest in twelve months from January
30, 1910, and that when its maturity arrived, February
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THE MADIS0NIAN.
THOM As ALL EN,
Editor and Proprietor.

AGENTS.
LEWIS ii. DoBELsowEs, "a Catharine street, Phi
ladephia
j. r. WELpIS, Pittsburg, Pa.
@. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
assRY s. MEEks, AGA Bowery, New York.
GsoRaE w Built, Buffalo, NJ York.
JAcoB II. How, Auburn, N. York.
SyiyAsus STEVENS, New Haven, CT.
K b. Foster, Boston, Mass
Thomas II. WLEY, Cahawhs, Alabama.
WEsros F.. BIRcn, Fayette, Missouri.
JOSIAH Snow, Detroit, Michigan
FowzEa a. WOODWARD, st. Louis, Mo.
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'oii not being then paid Il was transferred to the
ouspenusa Debt Department, and Mr.. Biddle then
asker and obtained an extension Of twelve months
more
The second item Of the account is as follows
Jan. ., iSil- His note due jan q,
iosS with interest, originally debt
70 Inc Bank, guaranteed by Mr..
Diud'e, and nom assumed by him, 100000 CO..
IA Tue original impression there was a Topographic
cai nror the word printed for noto which was
nor discovered until AFTER some four hundred copies
hau been struck off As soon us discovered, the cor
reeoh was made In the form, and with the pen in
many az had been printed Il u.s. possible how ever,
tna lew copies may have been given out before this
uone. ms u the only error pointed out in the
seconu item, which as IL an absurdity as origi-
naiiy printed, would have led almost any one to sus-
pect Typographical mistake.
4 ne third item Of the account is:
baiance OF loans from bills receivable 800 500"
NOW y Is true the Committee were shown a letter
IRON Mr. Cowperthwaitc, declaring that he had OBJ
tanned tins money from the Bank for Mr. Bdle with
out nv authority; but il further appeared that Mr.
b'ddie had authorized Mr. Cowperthwaiie to purchase
or him the lands in Dauphin county 'for which the
deed was gwen and that after the fact was brought
70 ms knowledge that the money had been taken from
the Isller's drawer, and while he was President OF
Me Bank, and charged on the books TO him, he had
admitted the debt by thc payment OF interest upon IL
IL wiz thus be sesa, that the of MIR. Bddle
as snbnDrd, was, sitting aside the typographical err
ror CORES ~ad fully ssistsin4d BY tlleAbeoks Of the
Bank; yet he has not hesitated to pronounce it's
sue of misrepresentation"
The committee confined themselves TO so much Of
this account was standing unpaid unsettled Had
they gonelfurther back It would have appeared that
the following loans had been made 10 Mr.. NJ Bddle
nnd eat az - hilts
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Philadelphia, May Is, 1871.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

Our City.-The sound Of the.hammer
and the trowel, the busy rumbling of the
lrays, and The appearance of streets crowd
ed with produce wagons, tell that Ham.
burg is doing her share of business. Day
after day our ware houses are receiving a
heavy supply Of cotton, and the side walks
presen, as much an appearance of business
almost as they do in the winter months.
Indeed, the prospect at present, is far be-
yond our calculation some months ago.
We are Informed, that very large .por-
ton Of trade which heretofore found anoih-
err market, has been turned hither, and a
much larger portion will be received here
next fall. Our sound currency is doing
wonders for US too. If the Georgia money
remains in the bad condition, as il now is,
for une more year, we shall need one. or
two more banks, to supply our market with
funds, 10 pay for the staple. Nothing like
it. Our natural advantages are great, and
the changes OF men, cannot effect helrade
of our city. II will increase instead OF de-
crease.-Hamburg Journal Goth inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
From the South Carolin,an.
PRESCRIPTION PROSCRIBED

COL. PRESTON, beside his pledge in
Charleston, to prescribe prescription, made
in the Senate. the following solemn deca-
ration and oath !-"The administration
coming into po,oer, reject and repud'ate The
infamous marin, that 10 the uictors belong
the spoiis. The system Of prescription it.
self is to be prescribed: I stand upon that
ground: and, SO help ms God, l ao'A act
upon it,
He who made this solemn oath, voted,
quickly after, to dismiss Blair & Rives,
from their Office, under contract, as Printers
10 the Senate and this, too, after having
voted and spoken against the dismissal of
Gales & Sea,on, under similar circumstan-
ces-and against Col. Benton's motion to
report the Resolution under which both
Gales q Seaton. and Blair g. Rives, were
appointed! And can any one doubt that
it was through his influence that Mr., Rawls
was removed from the Post Office in this
place, and thorough Whis partzan ap-
pointed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
E.saOlK ATSzT,KIHS. M

NMTE wiIseIl at public auction. on Wed.
w snesday the 21st of July nc1t, If notpre-
viously disposed Of, our STEAM MlLksin
Edgefeld district, and the tract of Land on which
it is situated, lying on the Mortentown road,
forty-thrce miles above Hamburg, and seYen
miles below Camb.id gel; toge ether with all the
property on the premises, consisting OF horses,
mules, oxen, cows, hogs, wagonstG carry logs
and carts.
The Mill capable of cutting from e5e9 10
5000 feet of lumber per day ! and wehnrehad
demand for the same, which we have bad mo
means to meet and we feel confident: in cay.
ing that such will continue to be the case..as i
is situated in the margin of the pine woods, I'D.
jacent to wealthy section Of country which
is almost destitute ofpine suitable for building:
The situation is elevated and healthy. and
well calculated for public: stand; tbers Is on
the tract of land an abundance Of timber, and
about three hundred; acres, which is deemed
almoa, equal to any lands in the district, poins
Of fertility, of which about sixty. acres are in
cultivation, Sc
There is also on the premises a large Car
;penter's shop, Blacksmiyh's shop, stables ana
crib, (framed,) together with other buildings:
Those that may wish 10 purchase, would DO
wellto call and examine the properly for tbem.
selves; and fthey should wish to make pri.
vale coptract for the same, we wouldrefer them
to HenryR. Williams, whe is on. the premises.
or either Of u.s., who can be found near Milton
Post Office, Leurens district.
We will furthermore state for the information
of those that might wish to purchase the En-.
gine, without the other property. that we viii
sell it alone; the engine Is thirty nine hofsaPow-
er, as computed BY Mr.. W, b: lockwood the
Engineer who sol i, up;- and iseapable ofdriv.
ing one slab saw, one gang Of 12 saws, and ono
set Of grinders; as the times is hard, and mo.
ney scarce, we will take negro property in ex.
change for it; women and childfed would b6
preferred, or sell it on credit Of one two and
three years, the purchaser giving approved
notes. .sS.I.
Nav IN i6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

HEyHE Subscriber having rented this Esta-
q. biishment, will open the same 70, the re-
ception Of Company for the Summer. This
celebrated watering place yields to none in the
Southern States for attractions which should
induce thosslrarelling for health or pleasnret to
make it their resort. The accommodations are
ample for 900 visitors--families canhave suites
of rooms in thegreat Hotel, or houses with par.
lours, or single or double cabins, all Of which,
are complete and most comfortably finished and
furnished. The table and bar will be supplied
with the bestthe country affords, and no pains
shall be spared to give satisfaction 10 the COM
pany.
At the Springs is IN agreeable and cultivated
society Of permanent residents. Two excellent
academies, male and female, where visitors may
put their, children TO school.
In the TIotelare large and well arranged pub
lie rooms, band of music attends for those dis
posed 10 dance. The bar will be well sup
pled, and abundance ice has been stored up
for the season.
These Springs are situated 25 miles from
Union Court House; 20Imilcs from 8 partan-
burg, 25 miles from Ynrkville, 25 miles from
Glenn Springs. and % from Wilson's White
Sulpher Springs, being the central point to
them all. The waters Of the Spring are lime.
stone, highly charged with carbonic acid gas.
and are as light, pure and delightful to the taste
as water can be. They possess decided medi-
cinal virtues, especially in cases Of dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides the
limestone, TOO strong chalybeate springs ofequal
efficacy in restoring strength in case of debility
Baths, cold and warm and shower, shall be
always ready at moments notice.
The locs)ity is one of the most healthful in
the world. The country around it possesses
many attractions in its beautiful scenery. its his
torical associations, and in the manufactures
which are springing MP all around it. The bat
lie felds.of Blackstocls, Cowpens and Knip-
mountain are all near enough for pleasant
-dnyseseaHerr --and the prospect from Gekin
mountain takes in aiarge part of four districts,
and embracesmany views of highly picturesque
and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer, the roads leading 10
these Springs have heen put in order, and the
bridges repaired and replaced. A new bridge
has been built at the Nesbit Iron Works over
the Broad River, and no difficulty now exists
for traveners-a line ofstages runs twice week
from Spartanburg by these Sr rings to Lincoln.
ton-anotIIer twice week from Union Court
House, and horse null to Yorkve.
There is always on hand n supply of burnt
lime of the best quality.
% The Caroliniar, Pendleton Messenger,
Augusta Chronicle, Greenville Mountaineer,
Edgefeld Advertiser. Winyaw 1ntelligencer,
Camden Journal, will please insert the above
once week for two months. and send their ac-
counts 10 the subscriber at Limestone Springs
for payment. J. C. JENNY.
Mny29 IL q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
The Globe in noticing this removal, says:

The Globe in noticing this removal, says:
1.-The offence of Mr., Rawls consists SIM
ply in thinking with his State, and not with
its recreant Senator. If I've had been as
plant as Mr.. Preston 10 the powers that
be-if, like him, he had surrendered his
long cherished and declared opinions-il
he had joined The enemies Of South Caro-
lima in conspiracy to fix the double yoke
Of Tariff and Bank upon her neck-lf,
in word ,.he had betrayed his kindred aud
home, aud all the native feelings which
had grown up in his own bosom, TO secure
a msrcenary boon for himself, his baseness
might have found a shelter for his poverty
in the post Office, as more soaring genius
hopes to hide its penury Of every thing
like principle, or patriotism, in foreign
mission"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE,COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel R. Fuller, Declaration in attach
vs.. John Baggs, men..
WN7HEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stat
W.. ed case, has this day filed his declara-
tion against the Defendant, who is absent from,
and without the limits ofths State, Gas it is said
having neither wife nor attorney, known with.
in the same. on whom copy Of the Declaration,
with rule to plead thereto, might be served:
Ordered, that the said Defendant plead to tine
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date ,hereof, otherwise final and absolute
iudement will be awarded against him..
JN0. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Clerk, Office.
Nav 4, 1911. B.&T. age. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
JAMES RHANAFHAN.

WNAILOR, successor to the well known cs-
d ,ablishment of Dalby & Hooghkirk, No.
222 Broad-street Augusta, respectfully informs
his customers and the public generally, that
having engaged, for the spring trade, five first
rate white mechanics, (negroes not cmployed)
that he is now prepared TO make TO order, ari-
cles Of clothing at short notice; Those who
desire can be accommodated with an entire suit
in 12 hours notice, warranted to fit and made in
the most approved fashions, at reduced prices,
for cash or city acceptances. Those residing
in the country and cannot be detained long in
town, would do well to caA. Cutting attended
to Immediately, sud Repairing done with neat
ness and despatch.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal
support received at the hands of this communi-
ty, hopes by attention to business and an hon.
est performance of his duty, 10 merit continu-
ance Of public favor.
Augusta May IL, c. 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

The Penalty Of an Elopement.-A year
since letter was published from Mon
lreal, announcing the elopement of Mrs.
Harris, wife of Captain Harris, Oath regi.
nleut, with E. D. David Esq. Of Mon.
treal, barrister, and major in The. Montreal
cavalry.-On the 9th instant the action
commenced by Capt. Harris against MIR.
David was tried in Montreal, and resulted
in a verdict for thirty thousand dollars
damages.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

John Moore vs.. Declaration in attach.
Mathew Houston. ment.
WK7HEREAS the Plaintiff in the abore stat.
Wv ed case, has this day filed his Declara:
ton against the Defendant, who is absen, from,
and without the limits ofthis State, Gas it ssaid,
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same, on whom copy ofthe Declara-
ton with rule to plead thereto might be serv.
ed: Ordered, that the Defendan, plead to the
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will he awarded against him.
JNO. T LIVINGSTON, c. C. P.
Clerks Office,
May Is, 1s4l. 5 B&r. age II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Edward Thomas, endorsce, Declaration
Vs. D., 1I,.,L,,,,,,,
Edward Collier, Sr., endorser. ~ N''N''"'"''
yHyHE Plaintiff having this day filed his de-
claration in my office. and the Defendant
having no wife or attorney known to be with
in the State upon whom a copy with rule to
plead could be served. On motion. ordered
that the Defendant do plead to the said declar-
alton within year and day or final and abso.
lu,e Judgment shall be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office,
May 18, lS4l. t. age "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Chns,ain assignee, Declaration in
VS.. Edward Collier, Sr. { Attachment.
NMTHEREASthe plaintiff in the above stated
wv cuse has this day filed his Declaration a.
gainst the o Defendant who IS absent from and with
out the limits Of this State, Gas lis said having
,nei,Iier wife nor attorney, known within the
sane, nn whom a copy of the Declaration, with
n rule 10 pleol thereto might be served: Or
dercd, that the Defendaet plead to the said De-
claration. within yenr and day from the date
thereof otherwise final and absolute judgment
will be- awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Nav | Is, % is4i: n.&r. age II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EOIIITY

GsSESs &C. TSsnss @ WWans. R1ss1fy ns%f Ms nne.
ria Williams his wife, and ti0nS Relief
others.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that Eliza
beth Presley, widow. Margaret Presley,
Elizabeth Presley, David R. PRESLEY, Nathan
;cl w. Presley and George w. PRESLEY, Dc,
PENDANTS, In the above stated case, reside be-
vond. and are without the limits of this State.
In motion, Ordered, that the said Defendants
do appear, and plead, answeror demur, to the
said Bill, within three months from the publica-
tioo of this notice, or the said Bill will be taken
nro contesso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. E. A. D.
May 10 m Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
Receipts for Subscriptlon.


The Publisher acknowledges the Receip
from the following persons, to the time pu
down 10 their respective names:
J. B. Coleman, to Feb. 8, 1912.
w. L. Coleman to Feb. 8, 1872.
Leroy Watson, to Feb. 8, 1872
Thomas BARLEY, TO April 6. 1912.
Elias Lake, TO Feb. 8, 1912.
James Timme, to Feb. 8, 1871.
Thos. Henderson, 10 March %, 1911.
JEFF Sturkie, to Feb. a, 1912.
E. T. Logan, to April ], 1912.
Edward Clark, to April ], 1912.
Col. John Huiet, to Feb. 8. 1912.
Elias Legroon to Jan. 9. 1912.
Joshua Harris. TO Feb. 8, 1912.
Hon. s. II. Butler, to May 6, 1841.
B. F. Haygood to Feb. 10, 1912,
James Griffin to Feb. 8, 1912.
8. w. Nicholson to Feb. 8 1912.
Caleb Inabuit, TO Feb. 8, 1912.
Capt. Jacob Long, to March S, 194f
P. Gorley, 10 Jan. z, 1s42.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

G. w. Welch next friend of
Mary Welch applicant,
VS.. Lucy Sanders a. others, deft's.
HDY an order fromthe Ordinary, lshal pro-
I'D cced to sell at Edge6eld Court House.
on the FIRST Monday in June next. Lands OF
the estate Of Nathaniel Sanders, decd, situate
in sai district. adjoining lands Of John Rogers.
Randall Ramsey. Daniel English, and John
Ramsey, containing one hundred acres, more
or less, Oh a credit oftwelve months. thapur.
chaser 10 give bond and personal security, anaa
mortgage Of the premises to the Ordinary 1t re-
quired Costs TO be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, SEE. y.
May II [S3 ool S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
HAMBuRa. May %

We have no alteration to notice in the prices
of Cotton, from our last quo,ation--The mar
ket is however duller, and buyers disposed to
await for the next accounts from Europe before
they advance. We still quote as extremes 81
to 101 cents. Principal sales 10 cents, Caro-
lima money.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

ImportaAt from flashing ngton.-Wclearn
says the New York Herald; from Wash
insron that the resignation of c. @, Cam
breleng, Minister al ST. Petersburg, has
been received at the Department of State,
and uureluc,antlv accepted. Mr.. Cam
breleng intends 10 travel 10 France and
Italy during The summer, and may return
in the autumn to this country. We have
not heard who will succeed him in Russia,
but as there are half dozen ready to take
the mission, there will be more difficulty
in making selection than in paying the
salary aad outfit, SlS,000.
The Hon. Charles Ogle died recently in
Pennsylvania. The Wing papers of Phil
adelphia speak Of him as "distinguished,' =
leaving many friends and admirers to
mourn his death, which the Inquirer says
sis a loss to The Sta,e." 1t may be so-in
which case it is, most proper that those
who knew his good qualities should mourn
for him. To The Union he was known on
ly as the author ofa speech equally dis
graceful to himself and the party thai Prai-
sed & ulatedit--a speech the whole our-
den of which was the extravaganza OF MIR.
Van Buren, in the furniture and appoint
meuts of the Presidents house--whlch
house, few months after, The whole Wing
party declared not furnished decently e.
noueh TO be comfortable abode for their
log cabin President. If the lying spirit
which gave to Mr.. Ogle so distinguished"
a position iu his. party were buried in his
grave, we should have no inclination to
make him the subject Of paragraph
Will not the National Iutellisencer recon-
mend general contribution by way of tes.
tifying national gratitude on the occasion?
Char. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
MYM ENE AL
The siiken tie that binds tuo ,oilling hearts
RRJED

In this village, on Tuesday evening. the 18th
INST inst. By John Kirkssy, Esq, N. s. OLIVER, TO
On Thursday evening the 9th inst, by the
Rev. Edward Phillips, THOMAS c. RICHARD
SOM, Esqr., of Clarendon. to Miss Mary c.,
daughter of Maj. VIM. Melville, of Camden.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
State of South zGaroIi1ra.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
WM7lLLIAM ANDREWS, living on the
wv Martintown road, tolls before me a dark
gray HORSE, fifteen hands high, shod before,
appraised at one hundred dollars.
- M, P. HOLLOWAY, Magistrats. .
May 81. If II