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FRESm fRUlT.

ENRESH Curnin,s. Cirun, Mace. Figs,
II Oranges, Leinons. Rnis,ns, aud Nuts ds-
sorted, Ia, sale by
SCRANTON & MEIG5.
Nov. & 30
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State nf South Carolina.
e. GEFIt:LD DISTRICT.
inn, Bush nuI wiz. Applicants,

S sm On res 4 "iirr<. DrG.r'i>.
ND Y an order in,n the Dndinrrv. hal
u - pr~erd Ia srll II, Edsrii"id C"urr
Hu-r. nu The first M"ndnv in D"c"rnhrr
1.-The lands orrhr cslaIr nfJ John QnarIe.,
deceased. situate in said ni,Iric' adininine
lam,ls "f William ll"wle, Rhmla DnolirIc.
aud others, and containing three hundred
acres. more "r less. Tn he sold on u Gre
dit "f twelve m"n'hs, purchaser Ia give
hnnd and pcra"al security, aud n,nrl.
gage Of The premises 10 The Ordinary If re-
quired.
Costs to he pail in cash.
$. CHRISTIE. S. T.. o.
Nov. s tS3 81 i AI
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s EOCK! STOCK! STOCK!

TYHE Subscriber being overaiocked offers
Il for sale three yoke of Oxen. twelve or
fifteen Cows and Calves and one hundred l,end
Of Sheep, Gor cash or approved poper. Good
bargains can be had.
ANSEL TALBERT. scnr.
Noy. II al
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NHl. aROpc Academy.
NEAR CAMBRIDGE. y. C.
FHYHE Exercises Of this Institution will be re.
d snmed on the first Monday in january
next. under the direction Of Mr. John Conprr.
late pupil Of the popular ienclier James l..
I.rssee. Esq. No Student will he admitted for
less than quarter.
TRIMS nF TUITION as FOLLOWS:
Reading. Wiring. and Arithmetic, ., m
per quarter, WV
English Grammar. Geography. &r. on
Philosophy. Chemistry, Nc. &c. on
n. d. Boarding. including washing. Six Dol.
lars per month.
PLEASANT BURNETT, Sen.
JAMES CRESWELL.
REUBEN COOPER.
THOMAS CARTER,
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
CHARLES CARTER, Jnur.
r. z. GRIFFIN,
Trustees.
Nor. q a 80
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PREsENTMENTS OF THE GRAND
JURY-FALL TERM. 1911.

PRESENTMENTS OF THE GRAND
JURY-FALL TERM. 1911.
The Grani Jury Of Edgefri District.
Snuth Can,lina. al UcI"trr Term lS4l,
ina,lc the f'lI,wins pre-rn'mrn's.
They regard the retnilimg "r Anlrni
Spirits, as u seriniIs uuisnnce rn ncirir.-.
Iis consequences we believe are rnin"ns ia
every pain, of view. II is the ransr ,,i
poverty. disease. imru 'raIi'y ant! rrirn"
II renders maay citizens whnllv usrleSS.-
!, ruins families. b re,aris -nrerprizr.
and may be truly u,I,Iri. Ina, i, is ,lrsrruc-
tive of Slave properly notwithstanding we
.ioabi the propriety "f Immediate Legisla-
tive action.
JOHN TRAP. Foreman.
SlLAS LANlER.
ELISHA RAN LIS,
ISAAC YASN.
GEORGE HENDERSON.
G. l.. GOODWIN
ID. WHITE.
JAMES BEAN.
JOSEPH PARKMiN,
HARDY WIllrE.
GEORGE COLEMAN.
JOSEPH SANDERS.
JAMES HOLLAND
JAMES. BRIGGS.
The Grand Jur. alter -S ru,i,aiIn re-
r,ri The E,lg-f..i.I Jail 20 IL, 10 :fuI .r,i.r
JOHN TRtpP. For-m9a.
Oh h-arin. ihr>r Ir,.srui,nenfs. IL * ar.
slerrtl: That they he rn,hlisi,-,i in Ihr E'lsr
fell Advertiser nr,I Temperance Adv"
ca,r. il Is ais, ordered. ,hi :" ma h a.
yrln,es 10 Retaining h. r,l,ird. aud that G."
pies BE presented :" 'lr Srn,t.r anL Il"
presrniativrs fron Edsriir'.l.t" t~ lli'! i'~.
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New Goods! New aaOoNs.
vgSttI. Subscribers respectfully inforn-
I their friends and ,hi. pubic generally, il,u,
they have JUL received finn New York. their
usual supply OF
FILL 6. tVLJVT'ER GOODS,
CONSISTING IS PART OF
Whitney a"d Duiii blankets,
Children Rose do
PLAN and lwed Kcr."ys. for Negtoc wear,
A. plain and striped Linseyp.
Red and bitr do
Supcr blue and black Clullis green and grey do.
:. and fancy Cass:meres.
Sn,tinctis aud Kentucky Jeans.
Flaunels,
A brown and bleachcd Sieeinss.
"A do do Shrtings.
Super Grn. de Rhine 3 ack Silks,
:" Grn. de Sol aud Italian do
Colored Silks and Vnr,ins.
Monstaine DeLanes md Skgllys,
French and English Mrrinnrs.
Black md hlnc black BomIrizires.
Danask. Silk aud Satin Shawls
A variety Of Crn'l nud Merino do
E,nbroidered CASHMERE do
Jaconei lidk'fs. and MnIl Mus'ins.
HATS 81 CAPS,
Gcnemem's Beaver Hats la,rs, style.
Superior Otter and Fur Caps.
Y"lnh'- Hats und Caps,
Wool Hats aud Seal Caps.
An assortment, Of Saddles. B:idles and Martin.
gales.
q largo assortment OF Shoes, for men, boys, and
worn:n,
ALSO
Hardware & Groceries:
Sugars. Coiicrs. and Teas,
Molasses and Salt,
Sperm and Tnllow Candles,
Lamp OIL &r. &c.
They al.o have simply Of good Cheese on
hnnd. having tnade arrangement. to be supplied
with this article very regularly during The nca.
son. il may he found n, tlleir store a, oil times
All tho above articles will be sold low for
Cash. or on litnc to rhnc,nnl Customers.
Oct, 81. h3S BLAND g. BUTLER.
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Notice.
E.Gecas9Oi.,S &fake.

AsEECFeUEJ ISNECs
MILL BIZ SOLD Oh " edncs,lay the
w th"f December next. nj the same tim"
ani place df iir sale oi The late g. F. Nirhn!-hn.
derea-eI; the hnlnucr Of the persnnnl esinte OF
the late J"yce CmIpepprr. deed. consisting oi
iw" Nrgrbes. and SOME lI"u-ehhld Furniture
Terms of sale. Nh MI sulbs nndrr FIVE dollars
cash. nil sums over TINT amount nn n crr,lit of
twelve months. Purchasers will be required 10
give notes with two appsm hd securities.
w. 4. STROTHER,
d. Il. STRUTHER.
Executors.
Moo 40
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ice.

Notice.
FINDER the will Is. a. WALLACE.
" drrea>rd, ] will r>pnse Ia public,
sale, M Ed:rfie!,l Cunrr House "n the frs
hl"nlav IN Drcenhrr next the tract oi
land containing three hundred acres rnnre
ar les<. purchased nv the said Is. A. Wal
lace of BEN njamin Minis. adjoini"p lands
al C.. J GIuv-r aud others. The planta-
non is in so"! "r,ler fnr making crnp -
TIE Inn.i will l,e s,ll on u credit uf QUE
anSl iwu years. IN equal m,talnrnr..
ELLEN II, WALLACE,
ETeruiir.
=. ). On the div I,,luwimg will b.. sold
ui ih. ul,ore Inr'itrmr,! plnn,nrinn. Corn.
r ,i,i-r. Stock nl Cmrl and IIu.-. plar,a.
'lur all. anlulhrr articles. on u credit nl
i,riv.. unnIi',-. except f'r -irs unler ten
l"!l r, N!lciwil be required in Cnsh.
ELLEN I. WALLACE.
Executor.
NV. II. 1871 d III
State oi South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Sha lrrick ll"lrnr.. SS wife. Applicants.
rs.
David Blnnck. pclrndanr. .-A
Eg Az "rdsr Trout iE' Ordinary. ] shall
~ p"rr.' m sell ~ fiseHeil Court
House. on III. hr>' Monday in D"cenImr
ue>i. the lands nf HE c,taIe "f Charles Dla
lock. deceased. situate in sai,l district. ad :.
i"inins lands nf Della Cnrrle,I.e. Demp<v
Bus>ry. E.asmus Mcdaniel and uihers.
and c"n'ni ing "nc hundred and sixty eight
ncr-s. more ar less. To he sold ON n crc-
lir of Twelve months. purchaser To give
hnm.l and personal security. and n nnr,.
.ase fine premises III tie Ordinary il r..
qui'ei. Cost 10 he I,ai.i in cash.
>. CHRISTIE. S. D.. n.
NV. 50 81 Il 4l
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p. A. SCRANTON,
e.. a. MEiES.

G. A. MEiGS.
EdsrfcId C. II. Oci. 90. ls4l ,f33
.eeaO FGatf s. BV'iaiees. Goods.
VHNhE subscriber takes pleasure in apnounc.
IL ing TO his customers. and the public gen.
erully. that he i, now. and will bs receiving.
until about the 18th inst. general assortment Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Embracing such variety Of articles n is u.naus
kept IN this market. consisting in partas followa:
GOOD hssdRrMEyT or
English g. American Prints.
Musllns. black and ro!ored Silks, Fannels.
kentucky jeans. Broad Cloths. Cassi.
mesea. Salneits. Vestings. &c.
ALsm,
Kerscys. Iindseys. md vari6h, oilier cos,ve
Goods. suitable for Negroes.
ALSO.
A good assortment, Of Negro Shoes. Ssdd,ea
Brides, &c.
ALSO.
WarSVaCEs,.e 81 Caseles.g,
Together with many articles in the GROCERY
LINE. I'll Of which will be sold low for cash.
or OH time, to approved Customers.
4 coon surrLY OF
Sugar and Coffee.
kept Constantly on isud, and soh at reduced
prices. only. for cash.
Feeling thankful for past patronage, he hopes
by strict attention 10 business. 10 merit eon,in.
uance OF the same.
October u. IstI. G 81
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To Bridge Builders.

LIVER Z" ST.HBLE.
I'm the rear "fih- Old American HureI.
Il occupied by R. X. Hu"ler, nppr,si,c the
Rail iiua,l depot.
FAKE REDUCED.
lIorse per month $1,000
- - day 50
= Single frc 25
Tho sni'scrihrr respectfully informs his
friends ar,l The public gen. rriIv, that he
has opened LIVERY STABLE. in
iinubmrg. 5. T.. where he will ai all times,
keep supplied with prnrender and fnrage
Of the bestqnali,y. Having goal Os,lers
aud rxcrllruI dry Stables; lie hopes TO give
satisfaction TO his pnlrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand. CARR
nges. Barouches. Buagies. &c.. with care.
fnl drivers with which the public can. nj
all times. Inc accommodated nu the ,nr,si
reasonable terms. lie therefore solciis
share ol public patronage.
N. Is. Drovers eau he accommodated
with good Lois well wa'ere,l.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
iinnhurq. Nov. 4. IS4l. fiji
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Gone al lGSi.-We learn upon unqucs.
,ionablc authority, ,ha, the doors of the
Yves, Union Bank have al las been closed,
and its HUNDREDS OF orTHOUSANDS
of bills have hccn thrown on the hands OF
the holders thcrco: as wohhlcss.-Ohio
Statesman.
A large amount Of the worthless trash
Of this rotten concern has ben put in cir
culalion in This Territory, br which the
people arc mostly indebted u the editor of
the Milwaukee Sentinel aud his lricnds.-
How are our citizens TO -ep;y the many
obligations which they are inder to their
verv able fuaucicrs, Nlesss. Dory and
Reed, flooding our Territory with Bank
of Wisconsin,. West Union Bank aud
Mineral Point Bank trash! by elccrins
their candidate. Jonathan Arnold. as
your Delegate 10 Congres,-Hiscons
Inq.
This federal editor OF the Milwaukee,
Sentinel, and most foul abus.i of loco TO-
coism." rs he called democrlw, has fr-
plodsd, with the IVES, Uninn Bank. He
is oph, aud the Scnlincl is ow in the
hands of faithful aud honest emorrai.-
Why will not the people lean in time 10
discard such swindlers.-SiatsmGn.
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Hear WHAT THEY PRoIsED.

Henry Clay in his Hanoverspecch, on
the 10Th Of July, 1910, urrred these
words.
Tho fact Of his election WI. II. Har.
rison) alone, wi,hou, rclerenceo the mea-
sures Of his administration, Isl powerful
ly contribute to the security a5 happiness
of the people. |, will bring isuranee Of
the cessation Of that long sers OF disas-
trous experiments, which hav so greatly
afflicted the people, CoNrIDScE WILL
IMMEDIATELY REVIVE, creditvill be re-
stored, active business will rern, prices
products will rise: and the'coplc will
feel and know that instead their ser
wants being occupied in devisi; measures
for their ruin aud destruction. ey will be
assiduously employed in Fronting their
welfare and prosperity.
Nop see ,shat they hare done-Laborers
in Government employ, hav'had their
wages cut down twenty FIVE pscent., and
have had TWO hours added toheir daily
work!
Laborets, outofrhe governmt employ,
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Etpm Me Highland seutiuel.

~ AL Il IlONC.o MEN.
The store of The subscriber was entered
by boring the window on The night of the
18th of last month and robbed Of a consid-
erablc quantity Of Goods among which
were the following articles:
One Silver Watch. new and neat. with
a steel chain and gold key. The key is in
the shape ofa bullet tla,,encd with the cen.
ire rounded oul.
A number of pairs Of Shoes, hip brosaps
with heels rounded in front and put on
with iron springs, closely put in all round
the heel, and five wooden pegs in the CEN
Ire Of each heel, alSu eight iron sprigs in The
toe Of each shoe, together with morocco
shoes md pump. The pumps are moroc-
co. with buckles; The shoes are thick solid
morocco-somc morocco pumps without
buckles.
Several bolts Of dark Calico; one piece
ofinferior buff particularly rccolIccted, he
ing splashcd with lux all through. The
ink had been partially extracted, hut still
shows plain; The piece is short being ony
nine or ten yards. Checked Giughams,
of rcdish cast. Nankeens. coarse Mus.
iius, cotton Lace, thread worked cotton
Footing, cotton Suspeuders Of a good
quality, one noted piece Of striped Cassi-
nett The Cassinctt IS lishr gray aud
dark gray stripe; The light gray stripes are
all Of width, hut the dark gray is one
broad md one narrow stripe alternately,
the dark narrow stripe passes between Two
Of the light gray s,ripos, which are some
thing broader than il, but one Of the dark
stripes is much the widest stripe.
Black Stocks Of different qualities; some
plain bombazinc. others plated satin; n
considerable quantity Of fine white and
naukeen Stockings aud halfhosc ofvarious
descriptions. and other goods too numcr-
Gus to mention or describe, amoug which
were fine Pougcc Haudherchiefs Of rcdi,h
cast.
Should any homes, man meet with such
articles in The hands of suspicious per-
son. and will give Information he will he
handsomely rewarded, and all persons
having inuoccn'Iy traded for any Of the
above articles shall be entitled TO them,
provided they give Information Of such
purchase. WM. ANDERSON.
Post Master.
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RICHLAND VOLUNTEER RIFLE
COMPANY.

Al meeting Of the Richiand Volunteer
Rifle Company, Sept. 2lst, 1871, on mo.
'inn OF Capt. NJ. Gregg. Col. P. nj. But
Ter was called 10 the Chair, and briefly
stated the melancholy occasion which had
brought The Company together. to mourn
the loss Of an eminent Citizen, and pay
tribute Of respect TO the memory of our Ia,c
Commander, Capt. b. T. ELMORE.
The meeting being organised. w. +.
DeSaussure. Esq, rose. aud pour,raycd,
in an eloquent and chasre manner, the pri-
vale virtues and public worth Of The de-
ceased-commencing his career with the
war OF lol2-when he sought and rcceiy-
ed commission in the Army. and tracing
him through the various positions of honor
and trust in which he was subsequently,
placed by his fellow citizens and the
State OF South Carolina, in oil which he
acquitted himself with uniform fidelity and
honor; and concluded by offering The fol-
lowing Resolutions, which were seconded
by Capt. james Douglas, aud unanimous
ly adopted.
An unexpected dispensarion of Proyi.
dcnce, has cut of, in The visor Of manhood
and III the midst of bis usefulness our friend
and former commander, Capt. Is. T. Ell
MoKE. While we bow with humble
submission TO the stroke, which has separa-
ted US from one who was so Justly dear 10 us
weperform with melancholy satisfaction,
the duty of paying the last honors to the
memory of an accomplished soldier, gen.
erouS friend, an incorrupIible citizen.
Resolved, That the Richland Volunteer
Rife Company have learned with deem
emotion, the loss Of their former Comman-
der. Captain Benjamin T. Elmore.
Resotred, That if this Company has ac-
quired any reputation for military skill
and the spirit which becomes the soldier
il gratefully acknowledges its high obiipa.
lions to the noble impulses and fos,erine
care of its deeply lamcnted former Chief
Resoircd, Tha, in our departed friend
were found. 6lly blended. generosity Of
heart and kindness of temper, with the
soldierly virtues Of high honor, indomi,oble
courage, unshaken irmness, and i.corrun.
tible good faith.
Resotred. That in him the State has
lost useful aud virluous citizen. tho
Town prudent and efficient chief mapis.
lra'e, and this Company ono of its mobiles,
ornaments.
Resosred, Tha, The Customary badre Of
mourning be worn by the Company for
thirty days; aud 'ha, copy OF these Reso-
iuiIons be transmitted to the afflicted hni.
ly of the deceased.
On motion of Capt. Greas,-.-.-.-.-..-.-s
Resolred, That lhe PROCEEDINGS or ,..
meeting be published in the public prints
Of the Town Of Columbia. r''"'S
On motion, The meeting adjourned
r. ~ BUTLER, Chairman
Tnos. E. BAKER, Sec'ry.
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FROM the South Caroiiaian.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL,


MONDAY, 20Ih Sept. 1871,
The Town Council of Columbia hav-
ing been convened. upon the intelligence
of the lamented death Of the Intendant. the
Honorable BENJAMIN T. ELMORE:
and the meeting being duly organized, by
calling 10 the Chair Col. r. II. Goodwin,
the following Resolutions were prepared,
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the affecting intelligence has
just been received, Of the death ofthe Hon
orable BENJAMIN 7. ELMORE, the
Presiding officer of this body, and Inten-
ant of the Town of Columbia.
Resoired, That the Town Council Of
Columbia have heard with the most pro-
found regret, the 'idiuEs ofihis unexpected
calamity, which has deprived the Town
Of its Chief Magistrate, and the Stale of a
most patriotic citizen.
Resolved, That the deceased, whether in
the second War Of independence. or in
the hammocks OF Florida. or in tho halls
of Legislation, or in the Municipal Coun-
ellis OF the Town, has ever been found dis
charging, with equal fidelity and ability,
the duties confded to him. and has won
for himself the esteem, the confidence, and
the grateful respect ofhis counirymcn.
RssofrsG, Tha, as n ma.k of the pro-
found rcspec, entertained for his memory.
and deep regret for his premature loss, the
Of this Coucil will wear upon the
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Of The banks IN all they did or said-we
now, TO our astonshmen,, find the National
Gazette clusc iaborcd article with de-
clararion that what the country seems
Truly To require is, return TO cash pay
mcnts by the Banks !" sure wonders will
never cease. We are and have been of
this opinion without an Inverval Of change,
and hail the conversion OF our contemporary
TO SO good cause with dclisht--most
earnestly do we hope ,ha! there will be no
backsIiding, and we shall have the pleasure
to contend in the same ranks with The Ma
liouaI Gazette in the same patriotic cause.
Pennsylvania.
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-, .,.. .1ccident.-A correspondent Of
the Boston Atlas explains the mode in
which Lieut.. Jones lost his life. In riding
to Baltimore from The Fort. with Lieulen
an, Ridse!ey, they saw before them COW
lying in the road, aud agreed to jump their
horses over her. For this purpose they
put spurs TO their horses, and as the horses
rose 10 Jump over the COW she raised up,
throwing the horses aud riders to Tie
ground. The fall was tremendous, and il
is only wonderful that both were not fatal
~ injured.
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lch arm, Tie accustomed badge Of mourn.
Ing. for thirty days; and thai they recon-
mend 10 the c'izcns generally, To adopt ,bs
same token Of respect.
Resofucd, That u copy ofthcse Resolu-
lions be transmitted TO the bereaved widow
and family OF our lanen,ed chief maeis.
rale. with the assurance Of our cordial
sympathy, and profound regret at their
loss.
The Council then adjourned.
A. HERBEMONT,
Clerk Of Council.
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From hc Chronicle {; Sentinel.
HAMByRG. Sept. IL, l54l.

WessrS. Jones:
Genlemen-I am aware that the public
feel but little interest iu tho character oil
an individual so humble as myself. There
is no person, however, so obscure who
does not feel it 10 be his duty and privilege
TO justify himself before the community IN
which he lives and moves, and 10 vindicaie
himself from a charge affecting his char
acter. ask you, then. place IN your
columns.
twill be rccollected that, in compliance
with the invitation of some of the citizeus
OF this town. delivered the oration OIL the
4th OF July last. On the 18th of the same
month LETT home on n tour, from which
have returned only within few days. 1t
appears that during my absence; over date
July I'D, lS4l." two anonymous letters
were written, one TO DR.. Conturier, and the
o,her to Capt. J. G. Gladding. Of this
place, charging me with having delivered
''onc of Daniel Webster's speeches. One
he delivered in 1920, at Plymouth, 200
years ailer the landing Of the Pilgrims"
THAT he has taken out Of a book, &c."
ihese letters are over the signatures of
Hamburg and Zone of the People of
Hamburg" and are written in disguised
though evidently the same hand. The
style OF the notes indicate them TO be of
low origin. Since my return have used
every possible means of ascer,aining the
author; but The most rigid scrutiny has Eai-
led to identify him. Various rumors, such
as that "a comparison was made between
the manuscript and Mr. Websrer's speech,
&C. have been put in circulation. This
has been done 10 give plausibiity to the
original charge; and ! am authorized by
The only persons who have over had pos
session of the manuscript, 10 dcmyir. The
original charge is embodied in the extracts
above. have yet TO learn that a quota
ton will justly subject speaker to such
malicious report. | prononce it false.
and its author base, secret slanderer. If
he dare TO come forth from his hidden re-
cess to join issue upon his charge, | will
prove il false, present him To the public
in his deserved character, and hold him
personally responsible in manner suited
to his position. Respectfully.
B. C.. YANCEY.
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The RoJber and the Bank.-Il seems
that the robber of The Danville Bank, like
most cases Of the kind, turns out TO have
been one of its own officers, the Teller. lie
sccrclcd The money in tomb in one Of
the huryng grounds Of that place; il has
been recovered and the financial agent has
been deposited in iaill for safe keeping.
We have heard The question discussed,
whether or 40 tits crime TO steal from q
hieG Would it be wrong to rob gang Of
banIi,til Ifil would, then i, is criminal
to steal from bank Old Dominion.
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Success OF The Sub Treasury.-No in
strument ever introduced into The opera
rious Of any Government. was ever crown
en- by more signal success than the tissal
Aeon; iirh Congress has just now fool
is6lv abolished. Aud of that the closing
Of ,he Sub. Treasury Offices in every part
of the Union will soon give complete proof
We have noticed The closing Of the New
York Office. The same s'a,ementsarea ap'
plicabIc to Charleston, where the transfer
to The new depository, The haii hoad
Bank. has just been made.
The late Receiver General, DIR. Jacho
De La Mot,a, on receiving Instructions TO
nav the balance in his hands TO the credit
of the Treasury, 10 the South Western
Rail Road Bank, within II few minutes al
ter promptly rendered the ful amount. II
is equally as credi,ablc TO add, that in pro-
noting the objec, of the late Adminlstra-
,ion that instituted the Sub-Treasury
scheme. Of a judicious system Of economy,
this gen,le,nau, Notwithstanding the. large
amounts passing through his hands, per-
formed solely al .he duties Of his Office.
keeping his own books, making out month
" and weekly returns. and during the Pc
riod ofnearly six months, incurred on ex-
pense 10 The Government for printing, sta
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established. The favorable and convent
ent position Of this place 10 large, indus.
,rious and wealthy population, has induced
the proprieiors Of the ground, adjacen,
10 tho Company's Lot, TO lay out Town.
which has beeu named Louisville, and
which, through The influence Of The Rail
Road, is destined TO become The capital oi
ST. Mathews Pursh.-Chdr. Cou.
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AUGUSTA. Sent. %.

Our remark yesterday. that in conse-
quence OF the accident on the Georgia
Rail Road. tho Company had determined
10 abandon running at night, was no, as
wei! qualified as we designed We should
have said, they intended TO seek modif-
cation Of the mail contract, so as to permi,
them 10 run by dayiight.-Seniinei.