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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
20 ETRY.
TO THE EAGLE.

TO THE EAGLE
BY o. D. PERovAL.
Bird OF the broad and sweeping wing
Thy home is high in heaven,
Where wide the storms their banners fling,
Aud the tempest clouds driven.
Thy throne Is on the mountain top:
Thy fields the boundesS air.
The hoary peaks that proudly prop sN
The skies, thy dwellings are.
Thou sitiest like thing OF lighI
Amid the noontidS blaze:
The midway sun Is clear and bright;
ltcAnnot dim thy gaze,
Thy pinioDs, to the rushing blast,
oer the bursting pillows spread,
Where the vessel plnnges, hurry pasi.
Like an angel'of the dead, f'sa
Thou art perched alOft on The beelns crag.
And the waves ure white below,
Aud oil, with haste that canuo lag,
They rusl In an endless low.
Again thou hast plulned thy wing for flight
To lands beyond the sea,
And away, like a spirit wrenhed III light
Thou hurriest wild and free.
Thou hurriest the myriad waves,
And tron eavest them all behind
Thou swOepsst that place of unknown graves
Fleet the tempest wind.
When the night storm gathers dim aud dark,
With shr and boiling scream,
Thou rushost by the foundering bark
Quick as a passing dream.
Lord of the bouhdleSs realm Of air.
IN thy imperial name,
The hearts of the bold and ardent dare
The dangerous path Of fame.
Beneath the shade Of thy golden wings.
The Roman legions bore.
From the river of Egypt'' cloudy springs.
Their pride to the polar shore.
For thee they fought, for thee they fell.
And their oath was on thee laid;
To thee the clarions raised their swell,
And the dying warrior prayed.
Thou vert through an age of death and fears,
The image of pride and power.
Till the gathered rage of a thousand years
Burst forth in one awful hour.
Aud then delIge of wrath It came,
And tue nations shook with dread
And it sweP, the earth ill its fields were fame,
And piled with the mingled dead.
Kings were rolled in the wasteill flood,
With the low and crouching slave;
-. And together lay, in shroud Of blood,
The coward and the brave.
And where was then thy fearless fight
''O'er the dark mysterious sea,
To the land that caught the settling light,
The cradle of liberty,
There on the silent and lonely shore,
For ages watched alone, ,-.
And the world in its darkness asked no more
Where the glorious bird had flown.
But then came bold and hardy few,
And they breasted the unknown wave.
Icaught afar the wandering crew,
And l knew they were high and bravo,
wheeled around the welcome bark,
Asst sought the desolate shore, rs.
And up to heaven, like a joyous lark. Al
My quiveripg PiniOns bore. .,.
And now that bold and hardy few %
Are nation wide and strong; .,.saa
Amid danger and Doubt have ledthsm through
j.. And they worship me in sougi -'' .i
And over their bright and glancing arms,
4, On field. and lake and sea, .l ,..,
With aneye that fires, and aSpsll that charms
Iguide them TO victory" ~ 70 as.J
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

EIoou ENcE.--"Yes, gentleman Ofh5 JURY,
these wolves Of Kentucky, when all nature =
locked in the arms Of Morpheus, step iorsh. a.
the siIenl hour Of midnight, and dsvOuf whole
Iitiers Of pigs"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

q WurRE WERE you HURT Where we're you
hurll' said friend 10 ono who bed received
az Injury in persOnal recen,re. 'Was Y neqr
Tho vertebral' mo, no, unswsred the other, u
was near the race course.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

A BuLr. Icy ou oil know, follow eitzens,
,ha. | foughl.,bIsd and died in the Or
ten"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

y, SaPFRsriri9N supmstlor il The poetry
sf Ne u e. tandiog,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
From thc Camden Journal.

f'he Court of Common Pleas and Gene
raj Sessions closed its Spring Term for
Lancaster District, on Saturday the 10th
inst, the Hon. Judge Butler presiding. At
this term, the most important case was tho
State against John Sweat, for the murder
of Thomas Pickett. Sweat was convicted
of murder, and sentenced to be hung Oh the
Cd OF July next.
The offence was committed on the 14th
ultimo, at Hill Island, on the Catawba RI
yer, in Lancaster District. In our notice
of the event, a few days after it occurred,
we attributed it 10 intemperance, and we
since learn, that on the trial, it appeared
that nearly every individual present OH the
occasion, including the murderer and his
victim, were more or less, under the inhu-
ence of drink. How powerfully do such
instances ef crime appeal TO the friends Of
Temperance, to redouble, instead of, as we
fear is too much the case, relaxing their
efortin cause, than which, there is none
more deserving, for its advancement, The
most persevering exerlions ofthe Christian
and the Patriot.
John Sweat, we understand, is about
thirty years Of age, and has wife and one
child.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
HEAD CHARTERS.

ORDERS NO.7. Fulton, March %, 1871
FHyHE Reg iments and Corps of the Sd Brig
IL ade, Qnfantry,) will parade for Review
and drill at the times and places following, viz
The 18th Regiment, at WilIiamson's, on
Thursday, the 18th of May next.
The l4th Regiment, at Orangeburg C.. H.,
on Saturday, the 18th May.
The 18th Regiment, at tWalterboro'. on Tues.
day, the 18th oil May.
The 18th Regiment, at Gillisonville, on Fri.
day, the Dist of May.
The 43d Regiment, at Buford's Bridge, on
Tuesday, the 25tll of May.
The 1llh Regiment, at Ashley's, on Thurs.
dav. the 9th of May.
The Colonel of the Sd Regimen, of Cavalry,
will order his Regiment to parade, either BY
Company or Battalion, with the Infantry Regl-
ments most convenient.
The Officers and non-commissioned Officers
will assemble at their respective Regimental
Muster Grounds, for drill and instruction OH
the day previous to their review.
The Major General of the Cd Division will,
with his Staff, attend the Reviews Of TIE Sd
Brigade.
The Commandants of Regiments will make
their annual returns to the Brgadler General,
at such times as he may direct, so as 10 enable
him to make his return to the Adjutant General
by the 1st of October next.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General
April -, 1S1I. f12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

Death Of an Esteemed Citizen.-The
Philadelphia papers announce The death
of James Roualdson, who expired on
Monday night, in the 73d year of his age.
The Philadelphia Gazette pays The follow
ing just tribute to his worth as citizen,
and excellence of his character.-Brother
Jonathan.
"Mr Ronaldson will DC remembered as
participant in almost numbcrless benefi-
cial enterprises in this cily--a sa friend and
counsellor Of his emigrant countrymcn
from Scotland--as the Philadelphia type
founder for a long period-,he iudefaiiga-
ble Northumberland more especially as
the founder Of the celebrated and most
beautiful Cemetery bearing his name
but last and not least. as most upright,
frugal, and honest man. He reaped the
rewards of his course as he passed onward
to death, in condition of ease and infflu-
ence, unmarked witt, either arrogance Or
dictalion He lived by many beloved
he has died by many lamcnted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
OBITUARY..

Died, on the 9th inst, in this district, Mrs.
ELIZA JAsE, wife Of Marcus Upson, of Puno-
nary Consumption. She left her husband and
two small children to mourn their loss.
Died in this town, on the 10Th instant, Mrs.
Caroline Fl. Branthwaite, wife of the late E. F.
Branthwaite, ESQ.,, aged a. Amable in her
character, she performed all the duties of life
with faithlnness, and was pattern for imita-
ton as daughter, sister, a wife, and friend.
But what avail all these virtues with the fell
destroyer death! We deeply sympathise with
her afflicted relatives.-S0uthern Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
ShGrIH,s Sales.

RY Virtue of sundry wrils of Fieri-
- Facias. | shall proceed 10 sell il
Edgetield Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in May next, the fol-
lowing property viz:
Ramey, Rhodes & Co. VS. Joseph Pat
terson. one bay Mare.
A. NJ. Wade vs. Abner Whatley, d. At
kinson and l.. Elzey, one tract of land,
called the Flat Rock Tract, levied Oh as
the property of A. Whaley.
c. L. Goodwin vs. Stanmore p. Ryan,
one negro woman, Louisa. and child
Stephen Whalley VS. Richard Hazel,
one tract of land, containing two hundred
and forty acres, adjoining lands OF Daniel
Rodgers and others.
Martin Posey vs. John BridwclI, one
Wagon, and one yoke Of Oxen.
F. w. Pickens for J. T.. Calhoun, VS..
It. G. Bacon, and Eliza Bacon, one Negro
Man, Henry, the property Off. q. Bacon,
and one Girl, Mary, the property Of Eliza
Bacon.
S. CHRISTIE, S. F.. D,
April IS, 1871. ell
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
New Goods! New Gcods!

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving
81 and opening at their Store, complete
Stock Of Spring und Summer Goods: Shoes
Hardware, and Groceries, composing almost
every article usually kept in Store. Among
their Stock, is
"A 4& Ga bleach'l and unbleach'd d Sheetings.
10-4 Linen do.
4.4 bleach'd and unblcachd Shrtings,
Nankeens,
Plain and Striped Linen Drills. =
NloleSkin and Galnbrouns,
Blk Astrican and Tllibbetl Cloths,
Pongecs,
Fine Satin Striped Paris Muslin,
French Canbricks,
English and American Prints,
French and Italian Lawns,
Second Mourning do.
Gloves and Hosiery. of all descriptions,
A variety of Shawls and ScarEs.
They respectfully invite their Customers and
the public to call and examine their Stock
They are determined to please. Their prices
shall be such rs will spi-the terms very low
for cash, or on time, to punctua customers.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
April %, 1871. tfl2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

4 Confessional young convert in the
country recently got up and was making a
confession somewhat after this sort, viz
II have been very wicked, indeed have
| have cheated many persons, very many {;
but will restore four fold;" when he was
interruptedby an old lady thus:-" We'll /
should lhink before you confess much, you' d
better marry Nancy Stebbins, as you agreed
TO q"
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TALLAHASSEE, March 26

Ayful Occurrence.-A few nights since,
we learn that II negroes belonging to The
Rev. Wesley Adams, of Jefferson County,
were burnt TO death They were all in
one building, and ii is supposed were sufio-
Gated, and rendered insensble, as they
gave no alarm, and when the doors were
opened, uttered no, groan. The bull
ding was entirely destroyed. The loss Of
MIR. Adams is truly severe and distressing,
and he has the sympathies of large cir
Gle Of friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
Administrators Sale.

NM7ILL BE SOLD at the late residence OF
wv Benz. T. Nicholson, deceased, on Fri
day, the 9TH of May next, the following prop.
erty, viz: The Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, consisting of valuable setts of Tables and
Chairs, Carpets, &C., carriage and sulkey,
the stock of Sheep, and eight or ten milch Cows,
quantity of Lard, supposed to be about one
thousand pounds. Also several Bales of Cot.
ton, aud many other articles too tedious to men.
tion. The terms of sale will be OH a credit un.
til the 25th Of December next. A Note with
two approved securities, will be required.
JOHN o. NICHOLSON,
DAVID STROTHER, Aa''' Is
April %, lSd1. c12
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ESFRA.YED

HyRON1 the subscriber on the twenty.ffih of
March last. an iron grey Horse MULE,
two years old, with black rings around his fore
leus. and think one over his wethers; also, Il
dark colored Horse MULE, one year old, no
other marks rccollectcd. A berNl reward will
be paid for their recovery ANY information re-
specting tie above Mules, directed TO Lees
Vile, Lexington District, will he thankfully re.
ceived by WILLIAM GASIoN:
April Is d III
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We copy the following from the Nation
al In,elligen Ger of the 9th inst.
OFFICIAL.
BY THE STEAMER ACADIA.

We are authorized 10 say that, under
the pressure ofthe public business, increas-
ed hv recent events, as well as by the APP
proach of an extra session ofCongress, the
President finds it indispensable to make
an arrangement for The employmen, of his
lime. lie proposes, therefore. to see his
Fellow Citizens, who may wish to call on
him, from 10 to - o'clock every day in
the week, except Sunday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

During the recent inundalions in the ri
yer Rhone, there were seen on the banks
of sand in the middle ofthe water, numer-
Gus wild bulls, horses, foxes, polecats, rab-
bits, rats, and other animals usually hostile
to each other, cougregated together, with
out doing each other any harm, aud among
them was great number Of snakes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

Is General Gaines in his dotage, that he
is permitted to tote his wife about the
country in The disgraceful manner he is
doing I? If so, he had better be removed
from the service, that the reputation and
character of that at least may be preserv-
ed.-Glouster Telegraph.
Yes! there is no donht Of it, They had
better dress Mrs. Gaines in uniform, SET
her astride horse, and send her to fight the
battles Of her country in the everglades OF
Florida. As to the old General we fear
he is past The age Of his visor and his man
hood. 1t is really too bad that one of our
Brevet- Major Generals should be lecluring
about the country at 25 cents per head, and
we are glad 10 hear that he has been or
dered to da,-,here he will have an
opportunity with the lndians.-Boston No
tion
1t is really shameful, that a man posses
sing the character which we trust General
Gaines has not yet lost, should be found so
miserable and Penurious as not only to en-
gage himself in such pili(ul business, but
to allow his ri fe regardless of the finer feel
ings Of her sex, ever 10 lecture before a
public audience for 25 cents per head.
Shame! Shame! should be the motto on
the cscutcheon of that General, who allows
the fair partner of his sorrows and his JOYS,
like poor actor, TO
"Fume and fret her hour upon the stage
And then be heard no more"
Esprit Of the Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
NEW GOODS.

YEVHE Subscribers are now receiving their
IL Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
which they will dispose of on reasonable terms,
and invite their customers and the public, to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
BRYAN 81 MINOR.
Edgefehl c. H., April II, 1911. # IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

The population ofthe State o. Ne,O- York
is 2, ,429,476. OF this number there are
employed in the pursuit Of agriculture 456-
ATS; in commerce 2S,595; in manufactures
and trade 102, 2,576; in navigation of the
ocean $3.50; in mining 1880; in navigation
Of the canals, lakes aud rivers l0,06l; in
the learned professions and as engineers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEt lEDD DlSIklC L.
Jasper Gibbs, bearer, rs.
Nathaniel Ramey, Collin Mortgage.
Rhodes, g. r. w. Mathis.
HBY an order from the Court of Common
q b Pleas in the aboYe stated case, will he
sold on the first Monday in May next. One
tract of land whereon Joseph Patterson now
resides, containing three hundred acres, more
or less, and adjoining Whitfield Brooks, Mrs.
Blalocl, and others. The land will be sold on
credi, until the first day Of January, 1912, for
one half Of the amount due, and till the first day
of January, lS43, for the other half due except
so much as will pay the costs. which must he
paidin cash; the titles to be signed but not de-
livered until the money be paid according to
the terms of sale. and if the amount of the pur-
chase money be not paid when due, the land
will be resold by vrtne of the same levy, on ac-
count Of The former purchaser for cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.E.D.
April Is 50 001 C IL
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HAMBURG, Anril. Il

COtton.-Since the accounts by the Acadia
have been received, our market has been 90.
ing down, and we now notice a reduction of
full cents from last weeks quotation. We
however think, that prices have reached their
level, and that our market will remain in the
present situation until the mex! accounts arc re.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
4E!gTR AYEEH

ENROM the Subscribers plantation, on Tin
e. ker Creek, on the 9Th instant, dark bay
horse Mule. three years old. He had black
streak across his wethers, and his name was
trimmed. Whoever can give any information
of said Mule, will confer favor, by writing 10
the subscriber at Wilmington Post Office.
ELIZABETH HICKSON.
Barnwell, April 20, 1871. df IL
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ccived. Sales however, are readily made at
present prices. We quote cotton to 10 cts.
Principal sales 81 cents, Carolina money. Ar.
rivals large for the seuson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

If you cannot avoid a quarrel with a
blackguartl, let your lawyer manage il ra-
lher than yourself. No man sweeps his
own chimney, but employs chimney
sweeper, who has no objection to dirty
work, because it is his trade.
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List of Letters.

HLESa O4 ACtQCHSs
HH EMAINING in the Post Office at Edge
la field Court Ifouse, s. c., OIL the 1sf Of
April, 1S4l.
A&D
Adams, James Auaway, w. g. S.
Brunson, VIM. 9 Brunsoil, Matthew
Bird, William Bird, Mrs. BehetllIaitd
Bird, J. B. Bonhanl, Nj. L.
Berry, Jassa Blocker,> B. M.
BurwelI, F. w.
C&D
Corley, J. C. Corley, J. II.
CorIey, Mrs. M. A. Collier, Miss Caroline
Courscy, John Grain, Lucretia
Coleman, Ann Craiiord, VIM.
Cloud, Renhen Coats, B. F.
Courtney, w. c. ChendnuIt. Waller
Dunkcn, Charles Dowd, Miss Elizabeth
Dagnal, Samuel
F,0t& III
Field, r. J. Feagin, w. H.
Frans, II. C.
Golemon John Glover, Wiky
Gregg, William Gallman, w. G.
llollister, Julius Hunt, David 3
Hamilton, John HoIson, Leroy
J,K&L
Jones. Perrin Jones, Joseph
Jones, James Kilcrease. Elizabeth
Kemp, Mr.. Kennerally, Mary G.
I.0wery, Coonrod Landrum, Eliza
Lowe. Basil Littleton, VIM.
Lake, D. G.
NJ, &R
| Mccullough. r. VI. Mcdaniel, VIM.
MITCHELL Abram Mitchell, Elizabeth
Myrcs, David Mcclure, Mr..
Miles, Sarah Meriwether, Nicholas
Montague, George Martin, Barley
Alurpley, OswelI McCarey, Temple
Ogden Matilda Park, James
Patterson, Alexander Roper, E.
Roper, G. NJ. Raiford, J.. D.
Riddle, J. G. RochelI, John
Ripley g. Douglass. Reynolds, J. M.
S, T & w
Simpson, O Stevens, Samuel
Swami, II. It. Strom, Mary
Squeers, T. G. Sentell, J. G.
Trap, John Thompson, S.V.
Williams & Griffin, Williams Thos.
Winn. Peter Walker, Emene
Persons wishing Letters from the above list,
will please ask for advertised letters.
M. FRAZIER, P. NJ.
April Z, 1S4l. Letters IS 10
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StraYed or Stolen

ENRON the Subscribers place, on the night
Il of the 5th instant, small yellow Ray
mare Mule, six or seven years old.
WILLIAM GALLMAN.
April IA. 1SII d IL
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS, !
ENpoN, March 20, lS41. Z

CLAREND0Ni NIafcH ~, Io4I.
ORDER No..
HAMES w. CANTEY, having been ap-
eD pointed Adjutant and Inspector General
of the South Carolina Militia, with the rank Of
Brigadier General, will be obeycd and respect
ed accordingly.
In thus supplying the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of General James Jones, the
Commandcr-in-C Chief, cannot omit the occasion
of expressing his high sense of the ability and
fidelity with which the duties of that officer
have been discharged, and his deep regret for
the loss of his valuable and efficient services TO
the State.
By order of the ommander-in-Chief
JOHN L. MANNING,
April 8. IS41. flo Aid dc Camp.
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n OtiCC.

H. d s E
EN- Edgefeld District, OH the l4th Instant
q. one Note on Charles Nix, for two hundred
and eighty TWO dollars and seventy-fve cents;
one Note on Talbert CheatlIam, for one bun-
dred dollars; one Note on Bates Wren, for thir-
ty dollars and one on John SMlnaker for fifteen
dollars. Any person trading for the above Notes,
will do it at their own risk.
II. M. NICKS.
March 25. i"
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDlIGT lELD DIO h1S q.
EBY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi
81 D nary Of Edgefied District.
Whereas, FIJI Clark hath applied TO me
for Letters of Administration, OIL all and Sill
gular the goods and clIatcls, rights and credits
orRebecca A. Mosiey, late of the District aGore-
said. deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me. at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edgefeld Court House OH the
3rl day Of May, lS4l, to show cause, if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted. 80.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of April, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-one, and in the sixty-ft'h year of Ameri-
can Independence -
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
April 90, l941. ($2 1879 ~
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AUGUSTA, April, Is.

AUGUSTA, April, 10.
Cotton.-The business in this article during
the past week, has been very moderate in H.
mount; and up TO Tuesday evening, when the
news by the Acadia was received, our quota
lions of this day week were maintained, except
for ordinary and middling Cotlons, which were
sold / cent perlb. lower. Yesterday there was
rather more disposition to purchase, but, as the
views Of holders generally had undergone no
change, in consequence ofthe news, the trans
actions were confined to few small purchas-
es, which were induced by slight concession
on the part OF some small holders In giving
the quotations which follow, it is to be remark
ed that purchases to any considerable extent
could moi be made without pushing them up
little. as the principal holders ask higher rates.
Extremes of the market 81 a l13 cents per lb.
Exchange. Carolina al par, except the
notes of the Bank of Camden, ] q dis.
Georgetown, 4 a
Commercial Bank in Columbia, ] a
Merchants Bank at Cheraw, ] a "
Augusta Insurance aud Banking Comply. par.
Bank of Augusta, I"
Branch State Bank of Ga, at Augusta,
Agency, Bank of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank :"
Bank of Darien & Branches, 90 25per Ct dis.
Bank of Hawiinsville, l3 a.l6 ''
Bank of ST. Mary's, 3a S
Bank of AIiedgevile, 3a5
Bank Of Columbus, 13 II Is
Bank of the State Of Ga. at Saw. l a 9
Branches Of do. in Athens, Mil
ledgeville, Washington, Eat
tonton and Macon, 3a5
Agency of do in Greensboro, / 1a2
Bank of Brunswick, 3a5
Commercial Bank of Macon, 2a4
Central Bank of Georgia, l3 15i
Central X. r. g.. Bk'g. Co. Saw. 2
Branch Of do. Macon, 3a5
Co., Columbus, 13 ISL a"
Georgia R.R. g. Blk. Co Athens, l3 l4ii "
Insurance Bank Of Columbus, at
Macon, 2a4
Marine & Fire Ins. Bank, Sar. az
Branch of do. Macon. 3a5
Monroe r. r. & Bk's. Co. 80 a SO "
Ocmulgce Bank, 3a5
Planters Bank, Savannah, 1a2
Planters g. Mechanics Bank Co.
lumbus, I3 l54 Z"
Western Bank, 13 ISL
Ruckersville Banking Comply, ~ l3t
Drafts on New York, ] X prem.
Charleston, par
Savannah, 1a2 dis.
Philadelphia, 3a4