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DR.. GoRDON'S
VEGETABLE ANIl-8lLl0US
FAMILY PILLS.

Lor tho cur. of IIca,achc Gil.lincSs Salt Rhcnm
Rheumatism Piles. Heartburn Worms, DySpcpSia Chol
era Mobus Pains in the Back Limbs ana J"ts erner'.
weakness Fits Consumption Palpltalon OF the iIea[t
Liver Complaint. Rising in the Throat ErysIpeias. Deal
ness Dropsv Asthma Itchings of the Skln feVefs o al
kin Is Coils Gut Gravel. Female Complaints, Nervous
Connains and nil other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
O. the BLOOD and MORBID sEcRETloNs OF THE LIVER AND
STOMACH. :h;o,
37- Every disease to which the human frame IS snosc
originates from impurities Of the blood or arrangement o
the digestive organs
Or. Gordon,s Family Pills.
Bonq compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate on the impurities VI ~
Strike al the root nf the disease, removing all mpri,e
from the body, Opening the pores externally ana M
separating all foreign and obnoxious PafcS io" ,ms, he
thoroughly pure-necessarily securing free anu lieo
action to the Heart, Lungs Liver and stomacn, mercy M
RESTORING HEALTH, by opening the pores. cleansing e @
veins and arteries nmpednS all the natu'ai 'eNis a
ryin1 the blood: they render the system not only thoro
sound bnt also impervious TO disease, EVEN WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED. ,
n Within the last twelve months, more than one nun
dred cases of the most aggravated forms OF DYSPEPSIA nave
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieS ue iue
Pill and almost every other means had been resoreu 10
without any benefit, and when death starGa us mseraoe
victim flv in the face If DR.. Gordons Pills were not
adaped to the cure of any but this oRRID MALADY their
uniform SUCCESS in this disease alone would he snhcen 10
4wat on to fame" the name of thelrInvenor as BESE
This medicine never fails the worst cases Of
PILES one ,ceek! :, -. ,
For more detailed description Of the Medicine, the man.
nor o lis operon the complaints it adapted to and the
cures has performed refer the reader to our agents.
who will give them Pamphe, gratis.
Far sale by JAMES r. McKAIS, F. J.. ZEMP, and
r. DELAY Camden. also. for sale at all the towns and
country stores in the South and West.
Dr. G. X. TYLER'S
FEVER AND AGT5 Pills.
If there ever was medicine that mer!ted the
public praise for the great good it has done in Gu
ring Chls and Fever, it certainly must be DR.. Ty-
er's Ague Pills, they cure the patient in "a
hours. They do not operate as Purgalive, but
as tonic, aud produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor can they fail, 1t used as
directed-the trial of single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
your health, procure box Of the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. r. McKAIS and F. L. ZEMP, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most OF
the towns and country stores.
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DR. KEELER's sARsAPARIL LA

For the permanent and removal Of all diseases
arising from auspees Of The Blood or habit OF the poly
vz Chronic diseases of the Chest. Consumption 'roi-
citis Catarrh Peury, Scro(la in all It's forms Ieer'
Scald head Bluches of the face. Chronic diseases of the
Stomach Liver and Skin, cutaneous erllp.lons, whie
bones swengs of the joints Ulcers Syphlilic disorders
Mercural and all Hereditary predisposons. Females
suffering from obstruction saow complexion nervousness
&C. will find tn. Sarsaparilln elegant remedy for their
removal.
NJ For details, certificates, &C.. circulars, &C.
Price 81 per Bottle. large size. bottles 50.
For sale by q. J. DELAY, Camden.
June 90, 1919. -
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important Remedy.
MITCHEBL'S EYE SALVE,

4esrtain, safe and cure for Sore, Weak and
In,Gamed Eyes, designed erpresslyJor diseases Of
s> 49, The Eye,
Tie unparalleled which has attended the use oil
his PREPARATION and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which BE- relied upon. remedy IN severe
cases of Ohalir a;l:c"IS which prevalent III ILLS
country innce The Proprietor Ia make arrangements
through his Agents to place this Salve within the reach Of
every individual who may need the benefits Which result
from its
TIL" great advantages possessed by this article over every
other its CERTAINTY SAFETY, CONVENIENCE ana EcoNo
N.Y. All Physicians admit ll,a great danger Is 10 DC APP
pehcnded from druggng the eye when in an liamed ana
unhealthy state In he Of this Save Ibis oblcct'ons IS
entirely removed harm possibly result frdn us
usc it being in all applied to the external portions
Of the eye; thereby avodac all the Inconvenience. pam
and danger. which necessarily attends the Introduction Of
any plngcn article into the eye.
activity in subuing inflammation is 20 great that nl lew
cases require the Of more than one bottle 10 ec'
Il perfect cure.
/ L MckalN. Accent COR Camden:
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ExnulsiOn of Worms.

Peerev's Dead Shot, Fahncsock's Vcrmifuge,
Jayne's Tonic Vermfugc, together with the cele.
brated German Worm Powder, which have been
used with great success by several persons in
this place, warrants the subscriber in recommend
ing it to any who will give ii fair trial. 1t Is
put up in Powders, at l244 cents each' or III w
dozen. For sale by
T. ]. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Masouid Hall.
July IL 2S tt
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$50 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber OH the morning Of
the 10th inst, PETER, pale Mulatto Fellow,
about feet 10 or inches high, very thick, stout
and square set, about IS years of age, eyes very
bright, and scar over one eye.
Peter was brought from near Columbia. S. c.
by Mr.. Jacob Lucus. in the spring of lS47, and
purchased of man named Miles.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and confinement in any jail so that can get
him. DEKALB BRYANT.
Oswiche. Russell County. Ala. June l6, le49.
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TO ALL PER- sGREETING
ERANCls lL.ZEUPl

FRANCIS l.. ZEMPlit gxF
Respectfully informs his patrons, audtbe public
generally, that hen, this Spring received Az
Large and we'll assorted st0c1uf Goods,
CONSISTING OF s. =.
DRUGS AND MEDIclNES,l
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,a lse,g
PATENT MEDICINES, vslkD0W GLASS;
P5RFUMaRE. soA7ss
Brushes, Toys, Baskets, Combs PnrsesS SaaE
Bores, Toilet Bottles, Florsr Pots. Enrsl6pes,
Papetries, Steel PeaS Pen Holdcrsnk j.,
and various other articles WORTH detailing, bst
which might prove tedious. s,EsSf
UrThese Goods he offers on Accommodating
terms to all -. .sIE ,gyQt j912SgsI DIS
PHYSICIANS, Planters and MERsHAs4s would
do we'll to call and see stock before plrchasing
cisehcre. 4, may o.,
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Pain Killer.

A fresh supply of the Genuine Pain Killer,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture, Wstars Balsam, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Hastings Syrup of Naptha, de- &c. Just recel-
we'd and for sale by Il. j. DELAY.
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Segafs, Segars.

Our stock of Segars is large and fnc, among
tn an are Consoaceon, Gold Leaf, Rio llondc, La
Vii euncra, La F,laniropa, Cazadores, RegaIias,
etc etc.
For sale by H" I'll. LEVY q SUN:
June l3 # u
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l|1!|az!

For Rheumatism. Gout, Pain in the side Hip, 'acS,
Limbs and Joints, Scrolua, King Evil.
Swellinss. Hard Tumors, Still join

r1H1DH,
For Rheumatism. Gout, Pain in the side, Hip, "ack,
Limbs and Joints, ScrOlula, King = Evil
Swellnss. Hard 1umors Sill join
all Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain c T'Sf.
These Pascrs possess the advantage of ben pnt up in
airtight boxes hence they retain their full virtues IN all
climates. We have just received the following tesiln,o-
nia from c. G. Sellers, eminent LAWYER in successful!
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama. lie is gentleman
in high standing, and whose influence has great
weight:
Mcssrs. Scovil 4 Mead Genemcn-IIaving been re-
quested To state what has been the result Of my experience
in the use of your Hebrew Plaster chccrfuly comply,
by saving that have found to BE- as heretofore recon-
menled an invaluable medicine. In different cases Of my
family Ihave applied the Plaster chronic sores, tmos
have also used it with good effect upon my own person,
in thc cure Of ulcers. with which have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, etc
Be,care Of Counlerfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION-The subscribers the only General
Agents in the SOuthcn States for the sale OF this truly
valuable Plaster and in order prevent purchasers being
imposed upon by counterfeit article sold this city and
elsewhere for the genuine, they invite particular attention
to The following marks Of the genuine:
l. The genuine is put up in smooth, eng inc turned hot
toned boxes not Sudcrcd IN
2 The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the directions around the box with accompanying Re-
cord of Court, to f. Taylor. Rocl~slrr
SCOVlL d. MEAD. 1l3 Chartrcs ST.,
Between Cont and St. Louis sis., New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for tie Southern States.
Sold by J. r. McKan Camden; 4. Fitch Colnmbia
IIaviand Harral 4 co. Charleston; p NJ Cohen Charles
tom W. Hall Wnnsboro; IIavaId Kcise Co. Maidenanc
New York.
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B' Having taken the store heretofore occupied
by AIr. &. w. OLNEY, ! intend to have on
hand, at all times, we'll selected stock of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bonnets and to sell at such
prices as to render it an object for all, who desire
10 save money, to give me call-tlavng the fa-
c.ies to supply myself at the very lowest prices,
Immediately from the Manufactures, small ad-
vance only will be asked for the cash.
Received and now opening 35 Cases compris:
ing good assortment for the season, which will
be added to, continually, as required.
Any description of Shoes made to order and
repairing executed with neatness and despatch.
]. S. McCADDON.
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Notice..

The subscriber is receiving large addition to-
his stock of Groceries. consisting of all the leading
articles. Country people will find il to their inter-
est to call. There is also fine assortment at his
store up town, third door above Ducker d Co "a
He has also recsiyed direct from Florida, 90, 600 3
best Cuba filled Segars, they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold much lower than eyer known. )
in this market or elsewhere, say from S5to S6 Or,
thousand: y -'a t7' Fl. 'HOELEYMAN
Camden, 18th June, f'srt tisF "A ss=
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Notice.

The subscriber having sold his entire stock to
Mr.. JAMES s. McCADDoN, takes pleasure in :econ-
mending him to the patronage of his former Gus
toners and friends, fully convinced that MIR. Nc
CADDoN's knowledge of the Shoe Business will
enable him to keep just such stock as the mar.
ket requires.
Wishing to bring my Camden Business to a
close. as speedily as possible, debtors are urgently
requested TO come forward at once and settle the
same with my agent, MIR. A. Burr.
G.. w. OLNEY.
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a BURR respectfully informs his friends, and
the community generally, that he will continue to
use his best exerons to accommodate all who
CALL
Camden, 9th June lS49. St 81
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List of Letters

List of Letters
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
CAMDEN ON THE 1sr JULY. ls49.
A Kilgore, Jesse
Arthur c., Kerr, A. y.
B Nj
Brown ]. Nc Donald, Rev. D
Billings w. M2 AIa,tox, George
BIanding, j. d. Nc cDowell, John
Ballard, Royal MnnicF, Michael
Boykin. S. II. : Mcdonald, x. 3.
Bass, Mary Murphey, Morris
Bracey, Lucy Mcpherson, Laura A.
Brown, Serena Mccain, John
Brannum, Samuel
Ballard. John Mobley, E. J.
O. o
Cotton R. B. Ohearn, M.
Corbett, Hampton Outlaw, e.
Cameron, Euphemia O'Neal, J. B.
Chance, Daniel F. Outlaw, Benjamin
Cook, Colonel W..
Cummins, George Patterson, LIZ
Carter, Henry Parker, Elizabeth
D Price, Jane l..
Davis, Darling perritt, Wesley
Dickson, John j. Perrtt, Merritt
Dosicr, NJ. J, Pulet, Jeanas
Dinkins, Simeon Pie, Henry
f Polk, B.
Ellsworth, L. I. Pucc, Cammiilas
Eanes, Pope D. 5 Parker, Sarah
F Pe:ligrew, Margaret
Fraser, Rev. f. L. Pickett, DR.. w. l..
Frank, J. 4 C.
Ferrel, J. X. Rogers u Co. w
Fraser, Samuel Rodgers Jefferson
G. Rosanna, Miss
Ge;tys, John l.. ...
Green, II. D. Shiver, Samuel
Grcrey Nj. Sessions, S. &.
Gregory, James Shirah, Christian
Gal!away, Banjamin Sommers, 3.
Ii Sanders, Miss Courtenay
Hough, Joel, , Shaw, Angus
Halle, Columbus Jr. Sanders, VIM. Senr.
Halle, 3. Jr, Shiver, c. J.
Hough, Sarah Sessions, G. M.
IIix, Janes
Harrison, Fanny Tays, R. S.
House, G.2 Thomas, D. II.
Hall, Fiiz. Taylor, James
I&J W
Inkeils, Richard Willow, Elder William
Johnson, Halle Wessinger, Charles
Jones, Joseph Willis, William II.
james, NJ. A. Y
X Young, Archibald
Kittlcband, j. D. Young, Hugh
Kennedy & Co. J. A. Young, Richard.
o. Persons calling for Letters from the above
list, will please say they are Adrertised.
JOHN N. GAMEWELL. P. NJ.
July IL % If
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Family Groceries.
A large supply of superior Family Groceries
kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest
prices, at the .a, .,,.s.., .-gs. ,-.- "a. e.
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE.
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Committed

To the Jail of Kershaw District, a. Negro gGifBs
who saws her name is ELLEN, and that she be-
longs to Thomas ]. Ancrum. Ellen is, dark cons
plected, and about four feet or 10 inches high
Her owner is requested to comply with the law
and take her away. . 1lsH!2 n, zlli4ijE!sSI
]. w. BASKiNS, J. K, D..I'
July IL % ,.u-,.a-t.g.,- 49,, If S,,s
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Bargains for the Summer Months!

Bargains for the Summer Months! =
The subscriber will sell off, his present stock Of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware. eto., at a
very small advance on cos: price, as he intends
moving into Mr.. VIM. Workman's new store on
the 1st of October next. IRA
Those who wish Bargains would do well to call
soon, as the goods will be positively sold 'lo,c TO
make room for an entirely new stock in the FALL
JAMES WILSON,
At Mr. H. Leyy's old s,apd,5
June 13 If "a
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Cologne. Rose, Honey, and Lavender Water,
By Rum, French Phocomb, Bears Oil, Bears
Grease and BeeTs Marrow, for the hair, with ma
ny other articles in the line tou numerous to men.
ton, which may be had at
NAV 9 Z. ]. DELAYS.
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turning,
Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; also, hav-
ing had considerable experience in Gun work, re-
pairing Locks, Keys, &c. will be thankful for any
jobs Of that kind. r. ]. MrCRElGllT.
Feb 27. 9 If
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Attention.

A further supply of Groceries just received
making my stock complete. Those wishing to
buy, have only call and am satisfied will go away
pleased with their bargains.
GERALD'S Grocery.
Dec l3 " If 1917 50
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New and Elegant Perflmery.

The subscriber has just received and opened
new and cs!oice selection Of Perfumery, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &C., consisting in part, of
Lubns Ext Jenny Lind lSaisys Ext Comre dOrsay
g. Jockey Club Ede's Hedyosmin
Mgnionetc lIaul's Eau Lnstral
8. " Patcholy Nymph Soap
/" Verviene Shaving Cream
Boquet de Caroline Rousscls '' ''
Essence Boquet Gucrain's
Lows Windsor Soap Transparent Wash Balls
/" Shaving Tablet Orrs Tooth Paste
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Candles, sc

Candles, &c. . - -, = !.
Sperm, adaman,ine and 1'allow Candles, Soap,
Starch, Mustard. Pepper, Spice, Ginger gSsB'
and ground) Cloves, Nutmegs, &c For!salesby
NAV %. A. E. AlLEllslai "a
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The subscriber has now on hand, a variatyyfl
Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, &C., and Harness.
He is prepared to build and to repair every de-
scription of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheeibar;'
row &r, and all kinds of Iron work, either fur7
plantation or other use. t-G sf!S' zfsias.ssft
Horses carefully and neatly shod. !,.tH
ROBERT MAN.
June q IF 26
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VIM. e. MARTIN,
II. w. RONNEY
Turning,

Will continue to act as Agent for persons trans.
acting business in either of the Banks in Camden
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A safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF TIL
LUNGS, SPLITTING OF BLOOD CoUGHs. COLDS, ASTHMA
PAIy IN TIE SIDE, BRONCHITIS HoorISG CouGH and a
PIiI iIMoSARy AFFECTIONS.
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Owing to the great and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Saapara, number of men VIII" were nrnerly
Agents. have commenced making SarsaInrilln l;xincts
Elixs B,ers Extracts of elbow Dock, DC. They gen.
orally put upn the haycd hotties, and some Of them
have stole and copied advertisements, they only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
For sale in Camden. by J. II. MckAlN. Price 81 per
hottie. Six bottles for S5, cash.
August l6. 80 ly
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!. r. MckaIN, Agent for Came
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Extract Of q Letter 10 The Editor, dated


CoLuasfa, Nov. IS 1S49. ..
desire 10 bring to your attention. the subject o 'he
proiccted Plank Road from Camden. passing through
ro0.,s,,, into some part Of North Carolina, TO the
E,.,,ro,d os chr,louc ,,'our town has fair pros.
pcc,, but unless your people shall DO at W ""''
doing this subject, that prospect must 10 clouded-
II you allow tho Rail Road hy Wnnsboro' to Char
lot,e to be completed before you got your Rail Road IN
operation or at least commenced, tho a,o of Camden
is scaled. This should be enough To arouse you. !
have Just held conversation with Major Brown. The
Engineer o! Inc GrconviIlc Rail Road, who il ono Of
tho ablcst most scientific and practical men Of the
State, aud he informs me that he made point, while
travelling lart summer q, the North, 10 investigate the
subiccl-that he is well convinced that tho Plank Roads
compete mos, successfully with the Raid Rouds--ad
that We ought by all means, TO SC! immediately about
building one Of tho former kind over the route ProPo
sed-,hat they havo proved very profitable, and tha.
the FARMERS cannot fail TO adopt them, and take stock
in them, whom they become acquainted with their
utility.
Therefore, sci to work and prepare draft Of your
charter and send it TO your Reprcscn,alives-et 1t DO
do udviscdly--you have able and acute men among
you who could do it better than it could be done re
by committee. Yours. .~ y.
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REMARKS

OF LANCASTER

OF LANCASTER,
the death of THOMAS J. WRIGHT,
l'e a member Of the Roase Of Representa-.
tirps from ike same District.
rise, Mr.. Speaker. m anns,anee 10 the
House the death of my late cpliease and friend
Thomas ]. Wright. This melancholy event
took place on the 18th of las, September, and
since our last meeting together. And before
Introducing the Resolutions which hold in my
hand. trust The House will indulge me while 4
express in few words, my feelings upon the
occasion, and the high regard which en,eriaip
for the memory and character Of The dead.
Few men possess more rare qualities, more
noble virtues or generous Impulses, than did
my friend. In all the relations of life, ha was
kind. As friend, his attachments we're straa.s
and Iasling-lhey were sure, they were stead.
fast the low feelings Of envy and jealousy had
no place in his bosom. As a member OF socic.
tv, and cilzen Of the District, he was always
ready 10 discharge every duty which devolved
upon him, and TO cooperate with his fellow.
citizens in every laudable purpose and just un-
derlaking. As patriot. he has proved this
II ore in deed than in word. When call was
made upon the State Of South Carolina in 1886
for force TO aid in suhduing the Indians in Flo
rida, and the patriotism of his District appealed
TO, he gallanAy stepped forword, relinqnished his
profession, and all the comforts and copye-.
niences of civil lite. and nohly respondcdto that
call by volunteering his services in The tancas.
Ter company; and it was there, in that war,
that the seeds Of disease were planted within
him from which he never afterwards entirely
re:ovcred.
Asa Lawyer, he was attentive to business,
faithful to his clients, and strong in the manage.
ment of his cases. He possessed a strong and.
vigorous intellect, pure and noble heart,
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of which the Bank has been compelled to resort
ID coercre measures, TO bespul in suit, SUBJECT,
in reference 10 payment, to the discretion of ~
Board. The Fire loan bondss;o be paid in snr
formitv with the conditions expressed: with
regard to all other debts, on".ienlh with inter.
est, to he paid annually; beginning with the
first of February next In eySfy instance IN
which debtor shall disagree 10 this. arrange
mrnt, judgment on his det'l to be promptly o''
lained.
The Board Immediately to adopt such mPa.
sures to meet the liabilities Of the Bank, and Tor
liquida,ing the debt Of the State.
The anpdal surplus fund, or nnapProprIaiPd
moneys arising from payments to the State, to
he applied to the purchasing Of the foreign debt,
al or below par.* .
Should at any time the collection be insufti-
cient to discharge an inslaImrnt, the Directors
to he authorized to make temporary hypolhe.
cation of adequate securities for that purpose.
All the bills in The Bank, and those that are
redeemed, to he sealed MP in packages. labelled,
and certified by the Directors, subject TO the
disposal of the Legislature.
After the payment Of the liabilities OF the
Bank, the surplus assets to be pledged for the
payment of the pull ic debt.
Onr.haf of The Railroad issue, and the whole
Of The Randolph stock, amounting in the aggre-
galr to Sls6,32S II, are payable on the first
of January, 1850 As arrangements have
doubtless been made to discharge these debts,
it would perhaps be desirable to allow the
Bank. under its present organization, to con.
| surnrna,e lis purpose.
A President and Two Directors, with the aid
of a Cashier and Book Keeper and Teller, will
he sufficient number to perform the dulles
! that will devolve uprn The Board.
The necessity of securing the present bond
debt. need not be shown.
Business notes are discounted with the un.
derslanding that they will be settled a, ma'uri'
ry. Debts dne by persons long in default, e1.
cept in rare instances, shou d be recovered
without delay. The terms Of payment on the
Fire Loan Bonds are prescribed by law.
The payment Of only onp.,enlh annually on
al! Bonds bearing an interest Of per cent. is
so liberal ii proposition, that The Debtors who
shall refuse it. will not he so far entitled TO in
diligence, as to preclude the creditor from re
sorting 10 the measure Of obtaining judgment
on their obligations.
Taking the returns oil the 30th September as
guide. the liabilities Of the Bank are,
i First, the depnsites, So45 500 2a
Amount due to other Banks, l7432 3:
| Bills in circulation, s26, 1877 5L
sury, 52,9Il II