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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

idend OF per cent tho Merchants Exchange National
BeDk dividend of per cent and the National Broadway
Bank Sper cent.
The National Bank of Commerce has declared a half
yearly dividend of ) per cent.
The Hartford and New-Hayen Railroad Company has
declared quarterly dividend of 50 per share.
The coupons due July !, 1866 the special mortgage
bonds of the Cleveland Painesyile and Ashtabula Rail
road Company will be paid at the Ocean National Bank,
in this city.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank Of this city has
declared dividend Of i've per cent free of Government
tax parable on and after the I'd proxmo
We are requested to insert the following, from The
London DAILY Ners Of June 3;
AcRA & NasTFvMAys's BANK.-Messrs Simmonds, Hunt e.
Co request al holders OF bills drawn on the above bank for
their account by Messrs A. l.. Rove Co.. New-fofk'
gate g. Co New York Messrs +. X. s. w. G. Fowler &
srsmpon NeW.York Messrs. Lee Crooker Co.. Boston.
and essrs Canuh Sweitzsr Boston 70 present them ~
maturity or payment at their Offices No. 81 Na"he Lon
don L. C.
IL stated that the banks Of this city have held meet
ing and appointed committee to employ counsel and
adop other legal contest the recent State law
taxing bank shares without deducing that portion IN
vested in Government securities, and also TO procure II
possible some legislative relief from the pressure Of such
taxation.
The Imperial Mexican Railway connecting the capital
city with Vera Cruz, distance OF JO niles, ~ one oi tno
greatest railroad enterprises undertaken In DIS
lance Of IS miles m elevation If 900 feet 10 be over
come corresponding 10 ll9 feet per mile, OF Z feet
in every 4il feet throughout the whole distance.
The most abrupt ascent before achieved gas mat
on the Copiapa line in Chill, l96 feet per mile
in n miles; but the chief incline of the Mexican
Railway al Maltrata will overcome III feet per milo
in distance Of % miles, In achieving this pert o. the
work the engineers have been called upon to construct
over the river Meac, midway between the cities Of
Ouzaba and Cordoya Yiaduct which, when completed,
IN surpass any structure Of the kind existing IN the
world and i'll itself be worth trip 70 Mexico 70 see
This yadac 10 consist Of an iron bridge, row near!
completed in England, will carry The road oyor tie
Barranca dc Metlac 40 the hight of $50 English
feet being nea loo feot higher than any such work nov
extnt One hundred and sixty miles o. this road WIZ De
osened this month and the whole under contract TO be
completed on the 3Oth Of April 1862 The road is built
under the supcrnteudence Of Col. A1lrew raeott an
eminent American engineer.
HOwEs n MACY, BA-yKERs 30 Wali-street, New
York formerly officers OF The Park BanS) Fon pr cent M
ier,st allowed deposit.
Tho business OK ibis hcasa is the ncorpo rated
Bank.
PERsoys Eggp1SG ACCOUNTS may DriosIT nud DaA" -
thew please and will be allowed Interest her dolly bal
ance at PER cent
CoIre1Ioys made on auy pnr; the United States or
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SAFE Of the 'arooa Govern
ment and other Stocks and Gold promptly executed Tor
tbc ANAL con mis-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Family Markets.
OR LIVING EXPENSES II SEw-yogR.


FRIDAY June ~ n.
Hot weather Is both driving people into the country
and ncug forward fresh yegci es and fruits 90 nat
hirh rrcas except APP les, which people ere GralG
20 use and with Yegclts are M large SUPPLY, wiz
bs az otetors both oil and new and de- les
tlir of c4treney dull tines Prices gensray i'%eI
Green peas especially cheap iol 30 el IN ne season
There re no come birds in market ihs week that PLAIN
fowl chicken drek goose Or turkey arc al we roo IN zoe
poury ne and these cost SO much comparatively eW persons
Be- erch arc che per than ne of beef Tie hsh markets
are vel supplied and prices scarcely vary onias week ~
le % nc there show berries and cherries
both of uhc lower except he ancy berries az -
and even Ell 20 per quart and he large Goes ITansparent
cherry AZ zoe Der D. Old apples have advanced and toe neW
are not vet a quotabe article We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

q.p. I.,,s, N Tas \ y Trit1n4

70 90 I-efsf y I1f " u IFIVl"~
siR. Az article in your paper Of the 18Th inst.
teaded The Raid upon the Bureau" commenting The
port Gems sieedman and Folleron states TWAS equally
hevta0s Dat Gen. Illsos should DO praised That officer
sss e title 10 appreciation by aoolsing the iTeedmens
Coarts Georgia eoneiang The planters prohibiting the
sooscd women Augusta 10 sres flowers on the graves o.
Uaon soldiers and suppoashg Tie Loysg GOTstan Journal
.allshed by no sesdnor' A. act of Justice ask that
yoa puhIsh The following
slJa FfacSmsHs CsaTts were stisti,ts' In tbs 80 by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE ~ looa

parts Of the house and consequently the greater portion o.
escaped the notice Of the murd6Iers and robbers -,
No Clue has been obtsned tho perpetrators Of this teno
ISL severslsusPcious Characters Tse observed pa 'e
through Rossye n ne direction % York. They ere os
ensibly engaged in selling tho confession o. I.obst Re
wholese murder il report be they have snooesiu
riycd Oher croumtance tend impcate one acquainted
with NJ Slubb pecun!ary circumstances o. the sG} t
dated surroundings would not Indicate any hoard Of ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

Mltnfttft-
Mai. Gen. Jas y. sTrspShS'
Brev Gen. ). y. RuLLKRToN,
Horace JAsEs Msfsschnssitt'
WIhTHROp TlPPAB, Maine.

Msj.-5en. Jas b. sTrspS.E,
pr.v Gen J. b FULLERTON.
HoEAox J1sEs Mssssehassu,
WINTHROP TAfPABi Name
To the fret charge and specification, Gen Whitntsey
proposes to show his conduct II not pendca 70 gool
order and military discipline, IN that he hac per'e',
night b. invest his money IN United STATES BONUS siloa
stock In bank interest in farming and that the dspcs
ing Of his surplus funds and wealth in way nteriere
with the performance of his official duties With regard
to the affair in Pitt County every m!cigalon hal Cee
made and reports papers etc., were m the hands OF ten
RugeT, Military Commandant, VINO was awaiting unel-
poyed officers TO form court 10 Try Boyden Cen W.,
as these papers will show had given aud Was beI giving
every attention TO the occurrence.
To the second charge and specification WITNESSES will be
produced 10 change their whole tenor and prevaHcanon
viii sit slightly the other side This case cannot be
tried until Steedmsn and Fullerton have been sub
peuaed and are present Whether they viii be aowed 70
finish their tour through the South not cannot tell.
There material witnesses for the prosecution on the
other cases which are Major g. j. Wckenham, A. A. A..
g.. Major J. &. Mann, A. O. NJ. Brevet Capt =. A.
Scelcy. A. q. NJ. Capt. +. o. CLAWS, Chaplain U. y.
Vols; Capt Isaac Rosencrantz, A. q NJ; me Souri' II
is expected will organize tomorrow, with Gen Rngcr a.
President and Friday the 2lst proceed 20 Try Major
Mann, whose charges, as do they all, bear SIMILAR
resemblance 20 those Of Gen. Whit'efCy.
As soon ~ this Court has finished with the Burean ON
GERS Military Commission is 10 be organized 10 try the
civilians noticed In the famous report OF Tie two Inspect
ors
Ipad nv respects 20 Gov Holden to-day, md in the
course of our conversation he cited the facts IN
ton with Gems Stcedman and FnllertOn's report, that
where he had been quoted as stating 4" the Freedmens
Bureau could he dispensed WITH they should have added
his further remarks closing the sentence, as soon as the
Civil Rights bill in force and provision had been made
for the destitute negr0 III the reference made 10 ham
opposed 90 negro voting, II casual remark embodied
Ia an incident narTa,ing the d0cty Of the negro, Illus
ratng the fact with there I'm opposed TO negroes vot-
ing because like my there, be eagerly solics my
opinions upon all his matters; he's been WIN me years,
and that's what they would do all the South not hay
ing sufficient education TO with Independence OF
thought and yet is better for them and Us thai ;hcy
trusting rs they are
The Convention are still working upon their Cons!itu-
ton. Nothing especially isdeyelopcd, Il beng chiefly
a matter OF local interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

CRoPs IN THE WABASH VALLEy.-The following note
from w. G. Brown dated Monimorency, Tppecanoe
Co.. Ind June 49, fully agrees with information from
many other that give it general exposition
of the present condition of crops in all that region:
Thermometer 10 $50 this morning Corn very back.
ward-weeds and very forward The weather has been
very wet No possible chance for Of crop OF Win
ter wheat in tits section OF county What little Spring
whea is sown looks Wo and promises large yields
head M out Oats fine; meadows fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
The following letter speaks for itself:

Mr.. JEROME HoPKNs-D,ar SIR The Executive Com
mce the Protestant Half orphan lam do hereby express
their sincere thanks fr the gatuous instruction afforded by
the that institution the past season. the NFuo
Il which the ladies highly appreciate Excuse hardness ~
this II should reached time
ago but various things neIred with its Transmission
before, although " was never forgOtien
Respectfully you're, MARY H. LORD See.
New York, June 49, lsC6.
twill be recoecied that these chl lren took prominent
part In the last interesting Orpbeonist Festivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

PROTECTION FROM CBOLERh.-Dr. Hdlses new
patent pad la, gained much favor protector against
cholera At meeting Of tho Board Of Health It was
approved and number Of physcrs have certified to Its
value as prophylscc Of cholera. IL simple inyen
tion and can be worn constantly without Inconvenience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

TRINITY C0LLEGR.-Ihe annual meeting Of the
House Of ConyOcation Of Trinity College Hartford will be
held Wednesday. June a. The annual college commence.
ment WIN take Place Thursday. june u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

ny personal eos and have not boon abolished bat are still
in operation.
Sond did rot prohibit the colored women Of Augusta
from ftrewing flowers on graves 1.-THE Union soldiers bot
merely advised them 10 accept very Kind and ooncaory
proposton from the Mayor Of this city to postpone the cere
n one week when he would open the gates Of the Gene
terry place the pe force al their disposal and do everything
in his power 10 aid item.
Yzirds have not suppressed The Loya Georgian, shat
paper beng issued usual simply prevented the editor
from Publishing threatening letter which BE- had addressed
me- and which, If Published would have led 10 violence.
have in my possession copies Of The Loyai GosaH OF the
9th and &c inst The first contains insulting remarks about
mesed and The latter contains article calling upon the
ooood people Of this city to come frwa-d with their e. >
and $40 as present TO the editor which not found IN the
later copies Of tho issues Of that paper The false and
malicious attacks made upon myself in Tie Loya Georgian
were occasoned by the ct that the editor had been Officially
reported TO me as engaged in obtaining money from the
coored people under fe prseases and that in the legt
mate performance Of my duty compelled 70 interfere
and protect them against him, thereby cutting of large
portion Of his income.
an. very respectfully your obcdent servant
DAVIS TILLsoE,
Brevet Major Gen. Condg aud AssfComr.
Bureau Of Reugs Frstdrsn and ltGadoHfd LaHds, 0o,
49, i,, CoflaissioRe Sate Of Gsorsie, l6usa Ca jane
49, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

You've MEMS HOWARD AssoCIATIoS.--We are
requested by officers Of this Association to state that after
this date person authorized any contributions
,n aid of its fIude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
oyFIcs or rus MAsIPo.i cgsp.''

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Tie AunuaI NJ
~ OF the Stockholders OF the MARlPosA CoMPAh, '.
Election Of Five for tie ensuing yrsr sad or
as NAV come before meeting will 90 held A. ne Onss nd,
psny No. "a Waist. Ssw.ioEk Guy. 81 he sbcoNb D'
JULY next. at OF said dsy. ,,yvo,vspl
The Transfer books Of tie Company viii Close on WEp.
the 20th met at occ ard remain closed until he 70 ~
next JAaaSS H. rSiNp~'' 49,
Dated Jane II, las6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

MILITARY ExCURsIoN-Ihe celebration OF the
third anniversary Of the organization Of Company f. sh
Regiment National Guards Capt Alex Mcleod. win take
place Monday next, 18th inst Line viii be formed at
o'clock Broadway and FOnrths and the Company viii
take O'Clock boat foot Of Whehast for Clifton Park,
Staten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Eereipn Of Produce.

Jr,r1Q-s362 bbls. Flour. lfs bbls whisky. Aotit @
Meal 90 sacks Corn Meal $500 bush. Corn 30 b
Mil, pkgs. Ashes IS pkgs Beef pkgs. Cut Nets
blls. Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

BANK AT BowDoINHAM, ME-, ROBBED or S61, 600
THE CASHIER LOCKED IN THE VAULT.
I.... L. IL .utA .nI

PORTLAND, Me. Friday, June - 1870.
The Village National Bank of Bowdonham robbed
last night by party OF robbers who followed the cashier
home gagged his family, and placed guard them.
The robbers took the cashier back Ia the bank again.
aud after robbug the vaults Of their contents, amounting
TO about fG GOO they locked hin into the vault and made
their escape with their plumber.
They have been tracked to IoPsham and il Supposed
now making for Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

usrket,-CiEgsvit, REroKrrD 'on rns n y. TsisrSs.
FRIDAY. June 2, 1856.
ASilESrhe market Is dali for both ktudsi sass al $50
ss % Tor Pots. and 81 3Slo for Pearls.
GOyFEEDspsss and depression are ssn me raiusx na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

Names are spicy aud suggestive in the mining dis-
ifios We read Of Who met VIII accident Eho
lug from Hall Hollow - Rs5 Dss nv way VI Yen Bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
oyrcs OF PACIFIC MAIL srs.xsHIr cosr,sr; !,

M
No 50 WalL.t corner Hanover-st, Nrw,YoEk May 70 ~
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS
1. hereby svsn that tie Board Of Director, At lsf
inc h,ld This dat. unanimously adopted the following
R,,or,d That call for FIFTY ~ PER CENT in sash
the lot day Of June 1906 be and the same Is hereby m
Book. ON the ash day Of May. 1915, a, @ oeips 20
iS on each share Issued under the act of 1863 10
itsl Stock OF tho Company IN -, ,,,h4u
Re,oired That ,aid pay may be made cnt and
the lgt day OF August with nter., at pr een per an
aftsr the sad ls, dsy Of jane , 81, e. a., "A, ~
In sccerdsncs iih the terms Of the ssid s'rp SOC ~
With The amount raid thereon viii be h1oe 20 ioIs'
,n,Sr.nf an az before the sad Let day Of August lS"
ie6cates stock will 0s ready !of delivery or he - -
,prreder OF m. certificates Scrip Stock A. she Compsh
BY order OF The S0''' u TIsoE T. JOHNSON s'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

A.
There s more doing in exchange sad rates quoted as
follows: London, prime bankers, 80 days, lOSialOsi
London prime bankers sight 1905; London, prime COM
merce 100 alO7 Paris bankers long, 5I6l 95l3i Paris,
bankers short 5.li 610Si Antwerp, 5.l6loJlj Swiss,
5I6l ej.i5; Hamburg, 36i 03dli Amsterdam ili 0n;
Frankfort, i2 s42,; Bremen, ~. 0so; Berlin, 13i0H
The Chicago Tribune, Of "Wednesday, says
Tho money market to-day less active aud there
easier feeling prevalent in financial circles There was fair
demand by and shippers discounts but tsre
almost total absence Of the elmor for Recommendations
which yesterday whenever he steamers news became
known First-class paper readily discounted to-day
ut the loading banks at 10 por cent per nnnam' ou.
speculative risks we're general, declined. Street
The market for Eastern Exchange to-day rmor and
active The supply quite loora but the demand Is IN
cicasng aud rates upward tendency To-day round
sold bankers at but buyers were not gen
orally willing pay higher than 70 discount Counter rate,
we're MISUNDERSTANDING 40 discount par buying and
par to i6 premium selling The general rate seemed 20 be
i.lOd discount buying and l2O premium selling
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday says
Exchange has been little hrmer since Friday than 70 wes
during the previous portion of the week. that dealers ha'
been VIII ~ offerings Of their customers At par
sales The money market has remained close throughout the
week with offerings OF regular mercantile paper ana some
gold Money Is considered worth full 10 per cen on tho
best Of paper and 1t is unusual for u 20 command ls9io
per An advance In dry goods IN Newh OH partou
larry IN imported articles established but IT did not re-
ceSe much supporting trade nor was u leslona,a " h.ie
than in nominal way for the reason tnat buyers ao
orders both scarce. Intelligence nom the Interior
show that but few goods comparatively are Dchs o1 10
consumers, and that merchants only buy AK they may nom
| time to time require.
| The business Of the Sub-Treasrry Receipts
s2lOl7E for Customs, $)9JOOOi Payments, so'9-
80 II; Balance 500 0iS, lOs 3Ji Gold notes. s1JdOOo
The Board OF Directors of tie Rome, Watertown ami
Ogdensburg Railroad Company have declared SEMI
annual dividend IF per cont free OF Government tax
payable on and after tho 10th proE At tho same meeting
tho Hon W. G. Pcncpont was reelected President ;
Marcelus Massey, yice-Prcsdent; and X. J.. Hunger
| ford, Treasurer, for tho ensuing year
Tac Ns.ousl Park Bank has declared ssmiaInusl DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

n 'IlINNt NM AllIVN ItNIIllVNI-
~ COUPONS or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RALkOAD-Coupons e. isf "
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RuLRoAD-courcr'en
hor'z1ss Bonds.
horgkse re eJei Bonas
DH1ROfi ASD MILWAUKEE, RAiLROAO-Conr,u', ~
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAiLKOAD-Coup0ns 10, ld'
1906 VII be paid osiCe No. "A BToalgsy. New-fea
~ u July rss s'svs,nUent tsx, W. X. Jfsif q -
CLSysIASp ParSKsviLs AND AsHrADULA R.iLRoao 'ospn
NTOIICE.-Tbe COUPONS due july !, lo,t
~ the SPECIAL MORTGAGE BONDS oft1e Cegsland r.u
vile and A.habula Railroad COMPANY fsae 20 the sun 20
Fne Railroad Company Will be psd atte oeesn Naloaa "a
Ncx.fofs. OEohO" D. I'LL 't'te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

STATE o. KAssN. Executive DSPAsTsss' q,
OpYicE srArE TrENuKER. TopsSA, yans /. 81
NTATURED INTEREST on KANSAS 81 ~
WI BONDS will b. paid at the Banking Hose Of VINE
LANIER Co, EevYork CRY, on the 1T day OF JAY y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
FIDELITY INSURANCE. CoxFAsY, No. 100 bRosbsii
Nav. oRg June d. 80

= y following named gentlemen were eFcei 1AOSi-N
WW ITGs WHITE GEORGE ELLIS.
PHI J. BLAKE p ". BRisON.
FpaNT NJyCEST SfE HSN CRONtlb
ruhS p UENrNWAY JAMES W.DkAKB.
DAVID l.. DODGE. CLINTON JlLBEhi
FnEDFRfCK ". COGGILL. MOSES A. HOPFDCh.
Aud - m vc.ncy IN secord IL. occa.ioncd the dean y -
Lss,fenes WILLIAM A. NhEfItIk
Alta ub 60 ting the 5oaTd Of 1fg.tees were ". -
rss,.s ei HE?Hk I'D KNAPP e-, lie lasnt, and LDNb
q. ~. PRATT S.ssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

j. ne Editor Of The " y Jyt-rs
SIR In yorI Of yesterday notice the following wash
ington dispatch concerning the Padding trial IN reply 70
which beg very brief space in your onrnel The dispatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
flnanflal.
TNirHD STATES 7
NUICAGO AND ANTON RAlIROAD-

kNtffEDI LES OF (JUJ IHIhI UI IVT' =
- PONS due July 1T pr'ximo VII b. received r.
ton !. III Interest Department Of tie o.. ed State %
n III. NAN UilN A..l-.-u- Ir-..--.L D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

,y,RAyELING CREDITS on MeSsrs. J. ;. ~, Sl
GAN 4 Co. LONDON (sueocssors 70 GEO -
Col available IN the crncipt cities OF II Ia 500
EAST, issued BY DABSEf AON"AN q o. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

bureau Of RefuRu FTseamsn and ltaHdoHfd Laad' Oges
No. 4s,t Cof,nissioge Sae Of Gsorsie, l6HHs Ca Jane
49, 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Gems. Steedman and Fullerton at
Augusta, Georgia.
Their Interview with the Colored People.
Gen. TiFlsOn's Explanation Of
She Cemetery Affair.
The Charges and Specifications Against Gen.
Whittlesey.

ras Loyal Gogia OF Augusta informs Or thet Committee
Of coored people waited on ssedmau and Fullerton
On Tuesday last and requested general bearing Accord
iugly GU Sunday meeting called in tie coored ohufeh
when Gen steedman made the following remarks:
Gen Fullerton and myself have been sent 30 inspect the
condition Of the Freedmens Bureau 10 inquire how far mas
tie duty: ia officers have done then dat! anu
have protected you when you needed assistance.
You been told thar have come 70 woe our inc
Bureau but We have discretion. We aere sent by the
General Government and must obey It's orders. We sol
sers and do are ordered. have been soldier,
have faced bullets and have person which re,
eeiyed 10 bottle have led coOed troops Al time had
and Of 600 shall inquire sc all officers Who have
been appointed in The DuIeau.
wnni YOU o. choose Eve who have been slaves.
want no paoArac want them make speeches 10 or 10
inmates long and then wish 10 inquire how lie officers have
done thclr drtY.
N~srs william White Samuel DreytoD. c. W. Frazier.
Mosey Gardner and Robert Kent were elected spokesman.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

The FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-The frs,
National Bank of Charleston was duly Or
ganized to-day. An election for officers to
serve for twelve, months, from the 9th inst.
according to the provisions Of the charter,
when the following gentlemen were elected
as the Board of Directors Andrew Sim
onds, W. l.. Trenholm, Archibald Getty,
George w. Williams, e. W. Marshall, Da.
vid Jennings, NJ. c. Mordecai. This is
very strong board; all of the parties we'll
known and Of leading influence. At a sub.
sequent meeting Of the Directors, Mr. An
drew Sifnonds was unanimously elected
President, and w. G Breeze the Cashier.
The bank has already commenced business
and is in active working operation. 1t
will bank according to law and the charter.
upon the United States currency. Every
dollar Of the required capital has been paid
in, and from the acknowledged ability of
the direction and it's officers, we have every
reason. to hope that the institution will
most efficiently subserye the best interest Of
the city and the county, Charleston,
Ne,os. = .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

An agonising story is told of vain
New York young lady, who, dissatisfied
With her good but irregular teeth, had them
all pulled out to make room for new and
false set. In vain the dentist wished to
spare her eye.teeth. She, would have them
out Nervous prostration followed the op-
Grafton, and she died victim to her pride,
and leaving the set Of false teeth she had
ordered uncalled for. r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

THs Er1scorAL CHyEoH.-The New
York correspondent Of. the philadelphia
ledger says: - - :. !. q.
II il nv no,,ar to.aav to comnnn;cata :,
. .;;;ssse ~ ~ ~. .o'usy " ec".pu".ea'e %
= Pless otE ,n!elligenee "nlcn Wili gladden.
the heart Of every friend unity in the
Episcopal: Chufch; Ind by all who are.anx.
ious that;there should be At; ;leaat one Pro.
testsnt church = ti,a IIn;tad.s,atss n;..s,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

uN1yERsrTY orGRoRoIA.--A business
letter from the accomplished President ;oi
this institution informs the Columber En-:
qsa'rer that this University: opened with a
considerable number of students, and that
everything bids fair for a most, successful
session. This will be gratifying to Geor.
gians especially, who should ell feel an in.
tsrest in it's succsss and prosperity.