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OPERATIONS OF THE NATIONAL
FORCES.
LoUIryuLE, Sunday, Oct. 6

LoUIrNlLLE, Sunday, Oct. 6, lSGl.
4 reliable informant, from New Orleans,
says the National forces occupy Ship Island
and the Chandler, and that they have lumber
on Ship Island sufficient to build accommoda-
tious for 10000 to 10000 troops.
Our informant thanks the announcement Of
the capture Of New Orleans premature, bat
says the National forces can take that city in
the rear anG silence their batteries, thus render
ing it easy for the fleet to come up the river.
AdyiceS from New-OrIeaus to the 3Qth say
that the Governor Of Louisiana had ordered
all stores to be closed at , o'clock Of each
afternoon, and that all persons capable Of bear
ing arms had been ordered to drill the remain
der Of the day.
An attack from the National feet being
considered imminent, the rebels had planted
coIumbiads at Carroton, uiae miles above
New Orleans, and at EnsIishtown, below the
city.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

Esg~ A Cabinet meeting was held on Mon
day, to investigate the charges of Fremont
against Blair, aud those Of the latter against
the former. The CHIEF points made by Col.
Blair against Gen Fremont are these -
That he sacrificed Lyon that he did not re
enforce Mulijgan, although he could have doae
so that he kept the Iattcr's messenger three
days without sccNg him that his expendi
lures have been excessive and corrupt that a
member Of his staff held IA contract for the pur
chase Of FIVE thousand mules that he is sur
rounded by corrupt men, knowing them to
be so ; that he is inaccessible to those who
who have the interests Of the Government at
heart aud that he improperly delayed as
snmiug The duties of biz department. No de-
cision was reached by the Cabinet.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

Mr.. MUNsoN, the proprietor of Munson's
Hill, in Virginia, from which the rebels have
just retreated, has been, with his daughter,
spending several days at Salisbury Conn. His
farm embraces about two hundred acres. He
was compelled to leave it after the retreat of
our troops from Bull Run. His son, who re-
mained behind for few days, had his horse
shot under him by the rebels, when he was
finally compelled to fly, but escaped himself
unharmed The whole family are devoted to
the Union, and Mr.. NJ. was one o.. the very
few persons ia that vicinity who voted for
LINCOLN at the last election. His house and
barns have all been burned
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Ez7- The chiefs, head men, and warriors Of
the Greek Indians have addressed a letter to
the President, Stating that rebel ennis aries
have been eudeavoring to :urn them from thei:
allegiance TO the Government. telling them
the lie that their 4" Great Father at Wash
ingtop had deserted them, and was plotting
for their impoyerishment and ruin \ council
of yarions tribes was called, and the matter
discussed at length. The result Of their de-
Liberation was determination to remain loyal
and, if possible, neutral. The chiefs now ask
The President to send some one omeet al. the
tribes in council
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The jews IN TIE FEDERAL ARMY.-The
JeJrish Messenger alluded to the patriotic ac-
ton of the as Jews follows =" In the army
of the Union our people will be found to oc
cupy no insignificant part, taking into consid-
Grafton their comparative fewness Of num-
bers. Commissioned aud non.commissioned
officers as well as privates of the Jewish faith
there are many; some in command of fine reg
iments aud galIantcompanies, have made marks
already; some have been stricken down by the
hand of the destroyer some received wounds
which lifetime may not heal but on the
whole, they have been singuarly blessed
The patriotism of our community has mani
tested itself in various ways the unworthy
spectacle of the star spangled banner floating
from the pinnacle of a Jewish synagogue has
become an every day sight"
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Oct. >. 1861.


GUARDIANS SALE-By virtue of 40
~ order of the Orphans Court OF Bradford county
will be exposed to public sale the Court House in The
borough oi Towanda on MONDAY, the 2~th day OF OC
TOBER, 1861, at o'clock, p. NJ the following property
late the estate OF D. F. Barstow decd situate in Towan
da twp, aud bounded on the north by lands or to
merly belonging to Edw. OvertOn, - Bishop ana T.
Moore lot, south by lands belonging the estate OF d.
ram Fox dec d., and Hiram McGill and the public hsa
way, west by lands OF Dennis McG II. McGil and MI
chael Walsh east by lands of VIM. and Michael Dresans
less WM. MIN
Oct Q 1861. Trustee &c.
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none Of Gen. Fremont's commissions are recog.
nized by the President, aud that they are
therefore rendered worthless. Mr. Gurley,
Member of Congress, who has been active in
organizing of Western regiments, was in some
embarrassment at Washington on learning
this. but the President has indorsed, or prom
ises to indorse, his act, thus sparing him Sc
rious Inconvenience.
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THE COLLEGE ROOMS

Have recently been rcted and elegantly furnished so
that now they unsurpassed in com ort and copre
neuce OF arraL cement separate apartment i pr,v5
ed Tor Ladies' To students of ordinary uan4citv and r
dC-try, entire satisfaction will be guaranteed
Es- For Terms and further particulars send for Cir.
culdr. or apply personally to
\. CALDWELL, PRIScIPAL
River Buildings opposite Brainard House Elm:rl. s. 7
Emirl. y. Y, Oct S. IsGl.-m3
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. sTURGIs.

ST. Louis, Friday, oct. 1, lSGl.
Information from official sources discloses
the fact that Tuesday last, Gen. STURGIs, with
the commands Of MoNTGoNERY and JENNIsOY,
1900 men, were at Kansas City, keeping a
close watch over PRICES movements
The Notifications on the southwest side OF
St Louis, began by Capt BEARD, 10y order of
Gen. Fremont, % days ago, were finished to-
day. The others, began by the Government
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B0OE-KEEpING DEPARTMENT.

Embracing Commercial Law, Business Correspondence
settlements &c applicable T. Wholesale Retail Import
ing, Jp3ulng or Commission Business This DenartneDt
- organized and conducted en- the Counting Room Sy
TEN, with al. iHe Improvements introduced by BRYANT
~tr"u and others and the students AT once enter anon
The Practical ""rhj1g md Routine Of Banking Mining
shipping. Insurance, Gailroaling ManufarfUTing It
aud elaborate actual transactions taken from the Origin.
al Books OI extensive firms.
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ENGAGEMENT WITH THE ENEMY
AT GREENBRIER.

AT GREENBRIER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1851.
( 4 despatch was received at headquarters to-
/ day, conveying the information that General
( Reynolds had made a reconnaissance in force
| from his position at Cheat Mountain, and met
the rebel force under General Lee at Green
brer, and driven them from the ground. He
| telegraphs that the loss on our side was very
small, but he believed that a large uumher Of
the enemy were killed Their forces were scat
/ tered, and the purpose Of General Reynolds
reconnaissance were satisfactorily accomplish
ed
No news from General Rosccrans has been
received here to-day.
PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE.
CINolNNArI Oct.4, IS6l
/ The following is a special despatch TO the
/ C0mmerclGl -
CHEAT MOUNTAIN, Oct 3, 1861.
! This morning at one o'clock a portion Of
Brigadior General Reynolds brigade, consist,
/ ing Of three Ohio regiments the Twenty fourth,
/ Tweuty-GfJh, Thirty-sccond and portions of six
/ Indiana regiments, the Seventh, Ninth, ThT-
tceuth Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth,
| together with detaChmeuts Of Bracken's IHdi.
| ana, Eo5insous Ohio and Greenheld's Penn
syIyana cavalry, and detachmentS Of Howes
! regular, LOOMS Michigan and Daums Virginia
artillery numbering in all 5000 men, left Cheat
Mountain TO make reconnaissance III force in
front Of the eucmy's position on Greenbrier
river, twelve miles distant.
Colonel Iord's Thirty->econd Ohio was sent
/ forward to hold an important road the Occu-
patton Of which prevented the enemy from
llauking our main column.
The expedition arrived in trout of the enemy's
fOrtjIcatious
At eight o'clock their pickets retreated after
friugan Intellectual vOitey. kimbalis Fifteenth
Indiana was immediately sent forward to secure
"a position tor Loomis' battery. Ammiu's
Twenty-loar,h Ohio depoyed as skirmishers on
the south side Of The mountain
LOOMS battery getting in position support
ed by the Seventeenth Indiana regiment opened
the battle. The shot was Immediately respond
ed to by an enemy concealed in the bush, but
who were soon routed by the Fourteenth In
diaua with a loss of seven killed, large mum
Der wounded and taken prisoners
Iowc's battery, supported by the Thirteenth
lujiana, then moved forward, taking position
three hundred yards nearer the euemy'o fortI-
IcatiouS, opening brisk ire.
The firing on both sides was almost inccs-
SAINT for one hour, our artillery doing execution
Judging from tie lamentable shrleks of the
wounded The enemy's battery did compara-
lively little injury, their guns being too much
elevated. Oar guns eliectuaiiy siIenced three
Of their guns.
While observations were being made Of the
eucmy's Notifications, occupying three more
hours, an irregular artillery ire was kept up,
occupying the euemys attention.
H.. f.rfa a 4 b.,
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,IA32IAOo

Ia Sheshcquin Sept 2fh by the Rev :. J. Gibson, Mr.
WILLIAM X. MARSHALL, ot TOwanda, 10 Mss Ann
ELIZA SEGAR, OF Sheshequn.
On the sth inst at Christ Church Towanda, by the Rev
Reni. j. Douglass Mr.. =. HENRY SMITH, OF NIscon-
sin, to Miss CLEHENIA ELWELL, daughter OF Nm
Eweii, Esq, OF T0wauda, Pa.
On the 9Th inst. in the NJ E. Church Ly Rev. Mr. Eel
lows. NM. 4. DAVIES Esq to Miss MARY, daughter
OF Wm. Watkins Esq.
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DIED,

In Springfield sept 18th ISABEL. daughter Of John K.
and Maria Watson, in the 18th year OF her age
Amiable in department kind and afIectionae in dis
position She secured .he love and esteem of large cir
Gle of acquaintances and died amentcd by all.
The passing spirit gently fed,
Sustained by grace divine,
And NAV such grace on rs he shed,
And make death like thine. Coz.
In Binrhamton. Wy on Friday Sept Is, MARY E.,
only daughter OF l.. B. OLMSrEAD, OF that place.
The above announcement brings sorrow many heart
in this place Though residing in a distant village she
had in her visits here the hearts of all who were
thrown in contact with her. Her beauty her gentle man
nes and the grace and kindness which marked her in
tercourse with all rresstiby the goodwill and ad
mraon of all her acquaiutances. But all the gaces OF
mind and manner all the fowngs of a heart full OF
kindness and charity guard against the teathy
influence of nsdious disease, which slowly but alas
too surely marked her for early grave As she drew
aud nearer the peay gates and golden of
the New Jerusalem the refining hand OF the destroyer
wping out the dross of our earthly natures made her
virtues shine brighter and brighter until the portals OF
the grave closed upon fitted (as far as our own
tai natures can judge for the companionshp of the
loved gone before and for the enjoyment of the
beatit1dcs of that better land.
Relatives and friends, who mourn over the loved ana
lost oro Strangers though may be- we sorrow over
a commna loss, as we loved in common the gentle and
the good. We shall miss the radiant smile which mac
her coming gladly welcome the first flowers and
birds o. the sprng-tme. But in the respendeut beauty
OF her list lays in the calm and rustfu dignity of her
dying, have evidence that we should not mourn
those without hope"
'' Heaven and yours elf
Had part in this fair maid ; now heaven hath all.
And al! the better it is tor the maid
Your pant IN her You could not keep from death;
But Heaven Keeps his part in Eternal life"
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TOWANDA: {:
Thursday MOrning, October 10, 1861.

Bs5- The contest on Tuesday resulted in
the election of the entire County Ticket, by
the usual majority, although the vote polled
in the County was comparatively small.
Up to the time Of goiag to press, 10 intelli-
geuce had been received from adjoining Coua,
ties.
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TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue of an or.

I'RUSTEES SALE BY virtue of an Or
Il der Of the Orphans Court of Bradford county will
he exposed 20 public sale, on he premises on TIL Rs
DAY, the 18th day of NOVEMBER, lS6I, al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, the following real est1te situate in Columbia Up,
late the estate of Albion BuGd, decd. bounded fol-
uel CamphOrs lot thence south p deg II and $40
per-; south 65 deg. east 65 per 10 hemlOck north
east corner OF Calvin and Luther Havens mouth > deg
east Il and $40 per. to beech north 90 deg west loo
per. to the beginning Containing % acres and III per-
ALSO-One other lot, piece parcel of land situate
IN Columbia twp known the Harris lot, bounded
follows Beginning at a hemock. north east Of
lot No. 01, by land formerly belonging to Albion Bidd
north % so per. To post in David r. HOswellS line
and by the est 90 per. to a beech thence south
95 and 10 per- To post thence by lot No. l07 east
per TO the place Of beginning Containing SO and
rs per.
"a Terms made known on the day of sale
ELEAZOR POMEROY,
Oct. .. lSGl. Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL COMPUTATT0ys.

Embracing new rules. not published of the most rand
methods OF Computation. as applied n Interest Bank
Discount. Accounts Current Simple and Compound Egg.
tt'ipu~, Insurance, Exchange, General Average Com
mission and brokerage, Partnership Settlements. Bank.
rupt Dividends, Loss and Gain, Allegation etc
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

Embracing all varieties Of Plain, Practical Rusines,
and Ornamental Pcum4u,hip, German Tex Old Eog
ll~h, Antique Lettering Manuscript Copying Pen Draw,
ing, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

Here especial attention is given to youth in the Fs
meui7 OF knowledge. viz Spelling Reading Writng
Geography, Arithmetic Grammar, Execution and CON-
position.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

fore return the communication forwarded by
Col Martin Burke, unopened
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
Lieut. Gen. w. ScoTr, General Chief
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REF EKENCES:
CHAS. II. ELMER Esq. WaVerly
CHAS. j. FOLGER. Attorney, Geneva
}. B. WILLIAMS Esq. Banker, Ithaca
WN. HILDEETH, Sheriff Canaudaigua
T. II THOMPSON, Post Master. Corning
JOHN l.. LEWIS, Jr., Counsellor Penn Yam
COWiNG & Co, Pump Manufacturers, Seneca Fan,
WASHINGTON THURMAN, Sec Gas LfgbtCo D.,
Rev. AMOS BROWN, Pres. Peoples College H,v,,-'l 'l'
euberg 's'
Messr-. NICHOLS & LONG, Merchants Troy. Bra5f,,
county. Pa 1
JOHN G. KERWIN, Secretary Nail Works Co, Harris,
burg. Pa. --.'
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gz2- The recent ram has raised the Susque
hanna several feet
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EImira Commercial COLLEGE

THIS INSTITUTION WAS ESTAR.
L LlSiIED in 1858, and its success has been bsyos
the most sangune expectations Of its founder p,-S
CAULDWELL, who has relied more npon untiring dev
tiou and udcatigable attention to the interests Of bs
pills, than upon prpiuSc advertising and cOmplime1srv
Scholarships 70 extend a reputation.
The Course Of Instruction consists Of four Departments
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Celebrated Philadelphia Silk Hats.

The best article made in the United States al OF which
he Is anxious to sell 10 the public at low figure orca
only. r. W. EDDY
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four weeks before Gen. FREMoNT'S arrival, will
require five or six weeks to complete them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

The following letter from the Secretary Of
War refers to the case Of f. B. Schnabel

" ar reIers 70 LDe case OF Z. B. SchnQOtI
WAR DEPARTMENT, oct. 4, 1861.
SIR: / acknowledge the receipt of a com
munication from Col Martin Burke, inclosing
9tter from Z. B. Schnabel, prisoner at
Fort Lafayette.
The person referred 10 is the son of very
worthy gentleman, citizen of Pennsylvania,
known to me for many years. lie was edu
Gated ct Princeton College, where he exhibit
ed considerable talent He came back TO
Pennsylvania, and has been Giving on his
wits ever since. He is man, | am sorry
to say, of no character, aud have no desire
TO open any communication from him l there.
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A. Harris,
SURGEON DENTIST,

WILL take rooms at the Benson House on the first
day of May next, where he may at all times be
found to attend to his profession.
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TAXES, TAXES, TAXES.

IF not Provdentially hindcred, will be at Ander-
son C. H. during March Court, to receive Returns
and take the Taxes for 1862 and on
Monday the 18th at McClinton's Shop;
Tuesday the 10Th at Hollands Store-evening Of
the same day at Wm. Hewins, ST.;
Wednesday the Goth at Shcrards Store;
Thursday the Dist at Capt. j. 2. Tucker's
Friday the 22d at Storeyillc:
Saturday the 23d at Notwithstanding of the
same day at Jones';
On Monday the 25th at Boulman' s-cyening Of
the same day at Andcrsonyille;
Tuesday tho 26th at Browns Muster Ground;
Wednesday the 9th at Townville;
Thursday the 28th at Pendlcton;
Friday the Doth at Eaton's Store-evening of the
same day at Craig's
Saturday the Both at Centreville-cvening of the
same day at Shearers;
NIonday the 1s of April (sale-day) at Anderson
C. H.-evening of the same day at Luke Haynie's
Tuesday the I'd at Craytonvillc
Wednesday the Sd at Ilonea Path-evening same
day at Gantts Store;
Thursday the 9TH at Calhoun-cvening of same
day at sStantonyillc;
Friday the 5lh at williamson;
Saturday the 9th at Bclton
Monday the Sih ut Anderson c. H.;
Tuesday the 9th at Rush's Shop-cycning Of the
same day at Orrville;
Wednesday the 10th at White Plains;
Thursday the l1th at Brushy Creek Longs
Storel:
Friday the 18th at Greenwood;
Saturday the 18th at ]. J. Wilson's Store;
Saeday in May at Anderson c. lat which
time my books will close.
State Tax about onc-third higher than last year.
Road or Bridge Tax, 1GS per cent on the General
Tax. Poor, 10 per cent Upon monies loaned or
at interest, onc-tenth of per cent
W. s. SHAW, T. C.
March l. 1861 30 If
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THIRTY.TTyO CASES
CLOTHIEG! CLOTHING!

A large and fresh stock of REApY-NIADE CLOTH
ING, consisting OF Oycrcoats business Coats, Dress
Coats, Black and Fancy Cashmere, Business and
Satnct Pants, with great variety of Vests, Linen
and MarseiIlcs Shirts. Gcntlcmcn's Undcrvcsts and
Drawers, will be sold vcry cheap at
SHARPE & WATSON'S.
Nov. /, 1860 u If
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Additional Directions 10 Tax Collectors

Returns of "moncys loaned and "moncys at
interest, investments in stocks and bonds, &c,
arc to he made with reference to the year ending
3lst December, 1860, and must be fort the principal
The exemption of The .ponds and Stocks of this
State, from ,hc tax of 10 cents per ; 100 on
Moneys invested in Stocks, g., refers exclusive
y to the Bonds and Stocks 'IssrEp Er The State
of South Carolina.
Investments in The Stocks only Of Tic Banks and
Railroad Companies Of This State, arc exempt from
tax; the Eon'is Of sucl. Banks and Corporations
arc not included in This exception
In the case of Slaves or Lands sold on lst Octo-
bcr the seller and moi the purchaser is liable for
the tax; The law does not consider fractions of Il
day.
returns Of dogs kept by slaves and free persons
of color must be made with reference to lsr Ccio-
bcr 1860; these returns arc not to tic local orpo-
lice assessments.
Returns already received, Which have not been
made in conformity with the law as above con-
strucd and explained, should he amended.
April /, 1861 33 1t
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DENTAL G ARD

THE undersigned would respectfully bring to The
notice of the citizens of Anderson, his friend,
ROBERT A. HARRIS, Surgeon Dentist, who has
studied with me for three years and pracriccd IN
my office one year, and who is now prepared to at
tend to his profession in both its branches.
JOHN ANDERSON, Surgeon Dentist.
April II, 1861 81
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L O A II
FOR THE
DE EN- CE
OF TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES.

BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be opened for
So, 600 at the Bank of the State. in Charles
ton on the l7th and 18th days of April next, be-
tween the hours of q. m. and p. m. Five per
cent. must be paid in cash. at the time of snbscrp-
ton, and the remainder or before the first of
May interest to run from the date of such pay
ment. Persons desiring to secure their subscrp-
ton, may pay in cash the whole amount and take
a receipt for the delivery of bonds or stock. To
equalize the rate Of subscription at all points, and
to enable all persons conveniently to subscribe,
current bank notes of the place will be received at
their market value in coin. In case Of an over
subscription, preference will be gven-first, TO
those who pay down their whole subscription;
next, to subscribers of $780, next, to subscribers
of 500.
Books of subscription will be opened on the
same day at the branches of the Bank of the
State in Columbia, Camden and Abbcvillc; also,
at the Banks of Ncwberry, Chester, Fairfield,
Cheraw, Georgetown and Hamburg, and at Green
vile. EDWARD FROST
c. NJ. FURMAN,
GEO \. TRENHOLM,
Commissioners for South Carolina.
April A, 1861 SO 1t
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Bank Of State of South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, February 18th, 1861.

CHARLESTON, February 10Th, 1861
THE Legislature having, at its late session, au-
thorzcl the issue Of Bonds to the amount Of $780,
000 bearing an interest of sercn per cent for The
purpose of providing the funds required to sustain
the State in the act of rcsuming her rights of soye-
rcignty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums of $50, $500
citizen to make a secure and profitable investment,
wsie contributing aid TO the cause in which the
State i, engaged. With view of enabling citizens
in any part of the State to share in the Loan, the
Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts have
been required 10 open books of subscription for the
Stock Suitable arrangements will be made for
furnishing the Bonds on the receipt of the money,
at an carly day after each subscription has been
made. Engagements FOR the purchase of Bonds
may be made at the Bank, or any of its Branches.
1t is probable that, at the next session of the Leg
isaturc those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
C. NJ. FURMAN, Prcst.
Feb. 2S, 1861 2S At
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Circular to Tax Collectors.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER-GENER |
CHARLESTON, S. c., March %, 1861. !
Various inierrogatorics addressed to this Depart
ment in relation to Taxes levied by Act 1861, hav-
ing been referred TO the Attorney The fol-
lowing communication was received in reply. In
constituting the Act, Tax Collectors throughout the
State will be governed by the opinion of the Ator-
as published herewith. Attention is
also called to the additional Directions ap-
pended hereto: