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New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
FIFE RED srOCKTNGs AND ATUIFTTCs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-About 10000 per-
sons witnessed the game OF Baseball between the Red
Stockings Of Cincinnati and the Athletics OF this city
The Athletics were short their pitcher and their play
was not up to their usual standard while the Red Stock
ings played we making but few misplays. The game
resulted in favor Of the Cincinnati Club by score OF II
to Is, as follows;
RUNS
lst "a 81 4th 5th 9th 7h 9Th 9th
Cincinuad....... s 0 0 5....Totsl-27
Atbeie...,.... 0 8 l....Toal-l8
UNpIRE~Eliss Cope Of the Maryland Club Of Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER 81 Co.,
Nos 30S, 400 402 (oppoyts Sigthst, ~ T.,
foY MKRs BoIS and CHLDREN's CLoTBiNG.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
TIE BRooKIYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
- GRADUATING EXERCISES.

The chapel of the Brooklyn Polytechnic In
stitute was comfortably filled last night by intelligent
audience who had come despite tho threatening aspect
Of the skies witness the graduating exercises OF the
class OF 1862 After overture by the orchestra prayer
was offered by the Rev. DR. Eddy following which were
orations by certain OF tho graduates tho eocuonary
exercises being interpreted with selections by the or
ohestra. Horace q. HaZon, tho only graduate
in what is known as tho A." Liberal Course"
discoursed eloquonty concerning True Edu'
cation" and was loudly appauded. Ethebert g. Mills,
ir spoke on Martial Music" )" Henry Van Dyke, jr,
on dTho Patriotism OF Cicero - Charles W. lde, on
"New-EDRlaud In American Civilizations" VIM. e..
Sanger on "The Pormanence OF Military Glory :" A.
Thomas BrstOw on Millions Satan :" Frank Socum, on
"The Absolute Value OF style" and John NOtman, upon
whom deyolved tho duty Of delivering three yae.
dctores on The Consequences OF the Defeat OF Narus
The efforts OF the young orators all well received
After the presentation Of diplomas, addresses we're de-
lIyered by DR. Cochran and the Rev. o. Is. FrOthng.
ham. A benedlcuon by the Rev. Dr. Van Dyke closed
the exercises OF the evening.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

IAiRhtst and also Hubertst from Hudson to Westst,
with Belgian pavement after which the Board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwELRY FACIOlh
has RROVED their om No 81 Nasaust 10 Their ssul
No 335 BROADWAY These superior mst.nss %
now hesu Ia use three aud universal saIsso
although sold moderate pc no supa'sI in S
auA by gold costing y 80 and fZ1. il na
greatly improved bat the prices remain the SANE s.I y
bne Gents and Ladies JeWelti 81 'e
in eyer respect equal the Vo oueenh me prices
HAVE BUT ONE OFFICE NO AGENTS, aud ae no,
the worthless goods sold Al cheap n1sT
Our fetl Is OILY place where the GkNuinh 'Vi'NS 'NiAb
WAlCIn.S IND JBWBLRi CAN NJ hAb;; a.. p-..a
"A'N-'' - O. r. COLLINS a. Co., No 5o broadway,
- CorHer Of WOrhs1 iUp SAbAl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
HuMoRs OF THE POLICE.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BooKs.-BROUGHToN a. WY
NAN No. 10 BbsOuse keep the largest and best
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
srrNpAYsCHooL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

BUNDA1SCHOOL IEACHEhS' AHSOSiAllON
The monthly meeting of tho New York
Association OF Sunday Teachers held at 1888
D. m yesterday in the Fourthave Presbyterian Church
President f. c. Wilder occupied the chair. Tho atteu
dance was good despite tho The Introductory
erclses included singing, reading Of tho Scriptures aud
prayer Andrew A. Smith. esq. Of Brooklyn, gave TO
class OF seven boys interesting lesson tho story Of
Mark X Prof Philip G.. Gilett, OF the Illinois Sabbath
School Association WAS present. but on account OF Illness
he did not speak, announced After the class exercise
an admirable address was delivered by the Rev.
RIebard Newton OF Philadelphia on tho Childrens
Church." l don't mean, said lie, service held In the
NURSERY or parlor schooroom but in the sanctuary
The proper preparation OF sermon fitted 10 their capao
fly will always make greater draft upon the minister's
time than any other sermon no has 20 prepare have
sometimes spent two whole days In what call hunt
ing" seeking for suitable and apt illustrations. In
my plan the second regular sunday ser,
vice Is given up 10 tho " Chldrens Church"
Tho Younger members Of the congregation are
placed I'm seats OF honor I'm tho body ot the house, and
are made to feel that the prayers and preaching ana
praises are especially for them This service when Is
calculated to give them interest In the great concern
that gathers into tho sanctuary from week 10 week
IS urged with direct reference 10 their shlVauon
Children are able understand tho truth OF God much
better than Is generally supposed and II the reception
OF this truth essential 10 their salvation Is 1t right that
no provision should be made for their wahtsi plead
for this service for the sake OF the children themselves
and because the best interests OF tho Church demand IT,
-Four things indispensable TO success ia lls WORK
first real love for chldren second, habit OF forming
distinct and clear ideas OF the subject handed third.
natural simple and welldefned plan Of the sermon or
address, and fourth simplicity OF language II the nrst
OF these wanting, is impossble but II II Is not
The next meeting the Association Will be held Sept 90
| I'm tho same church.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
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From the Hon uuau thiefJustice 81 nae
Ihaye no hesitation 10 Recommending t as ~ e
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IFrom the Tbos. tier Jaige Of the i A. o~pl
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
rHE EIM1RA ooLLEGE ANNuAL EXCURSION.

ELMIRA, N. Y, June 21.-The Elmira College
Annual Excursion party will leave this city for tour OF
the upper lakes tomorrow morning The party numbers
about 100 ladies and gentlemen under tho direction OF
prof Ford Uf the College. Among the prominent gentle
men ACCOMMODATING excursion the Rev. Dr. Cowles,
President of the College; Prof C. s. Farrar OF Nassar
College; the Hon f. N Frs6ie ex Mayor 0t TINS & Guy,
and others The representatives OF the Emlra Press
win also be OF the company. The party have chartered
the splendid screwprOpeler Paclnc at Bua9 lor the
trim and Will leave that city tomorrow afternoon.
"wednesday wall be spent In Cleveland aud Thursday In
Detroit The whole time occupied VIII DC ABOUT zen
daya The trip includes visit TO the copper mines OF
aLo
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
CRIME.

,rup EEILY HOMICIDE-INQUEST AT kEWAkh'
The testimony taken upon the inquest com
meneed on Thursday last over the body OF Hugh Ae'
NV Coroner Chase Of Newark previously withheu' was
esterday Kven to the public. -Four witnesses were S1
amined The substance Of the evidence Is that Wle
Osborne called TO attend the decelseu o ts
him snffripg from compression OF the BRAIN ana Vol
- freelv Mrs Caharine Kelly the mother OF deceased,
testded that her son the 18th inst because o.
wound inflicted In his forehead on the 90 OF May i . ~
stone thrown either by Rafferty,, hcdanuS, OF 1Se
that these three, with deceased went TO her lie
that day, and having got dinner, prOceeuSu " 81
har.rOom below; that after Robert Fsrrei, MV - 4
tends tho bar brought dog to her room, ana Ps s
her suggestiOn into little room adjoining; thst
5ben went up and asked for the dog; that Delng
it ne said he would make Kelly sweat anu "%eI'S % tt
stairs that the way down ho met faireIi' anu @
hold OF him; that her then asked II theIe was
= dog in any of witness's rooms; that on pe.
tng fold there was he took it, and Delivered IL
o9o,oc% tb9f night, by of the three men;
St Rafferty, was afterward arrested and baied; that
Iserfy friends offered TO compensate the deceased ny
navmen OF s2OO that the doctor who attended him al
ise3 witness TO take the money, which was refused that
te doctor after had been paid for his services ao
ised fe removal OF deceased TO Newark where ne ded
and mat one night there brought in by Rafertys
Treuds a man who doctor In disguise.
After the taking of other testimony the Jury returned
verdict that Hugh Kelly late of the City OF New-NOTk,
came to his death by blow on the forehead ny some
sbarp instrument thrown from the hands OF Matthew
Rafferty, and James Duffy and the Jury believe Matthew
Rafferty, and James Duffy guilty Of MURDER ana that
John McManus is accessory before the fact"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

ATLANTICs VS.. HAYMAKERs-THE LAWMAKERS
AGAIN DEFEATED-SCoRE II TO 4.
Noorl, O mn snactatOrs witnessed this game
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WINNSBORO, S.

repeat that mine was an exceptions
case, and therefore beyond the pal
of thcir judgment-the magnitude G
my love over that of other men beip
in exact ratio to Fanny's superiorit
over the rest of her sex-presen
company, of course excepted, madam
Assuming as bland an expression a
possible, advanced to tho door d
the saloon, near which stood tho no,
pitable host and hostess, and after ez
changing the usual courtcsics. passe
on, and joined group Of gentleme
who were alternately regarding unl
criticising the dancers, comprisinl
about thirty couples who were dand
ing the mazourka.
Whilst returning the greetings Of |
brother chip, heard some one nea
me exclaim "By heavens what q
angel of grace and beauty"
"To which particular celestial df
you allude, in this galaxy of heavenly :
bodies :" responded another. :
"To the one in -colored silk ami
lilac trimming, and who moves likI'
a sylph," said the first voice. 3
ooh that is Miss Fanny D., one d
our rural divinities, but l must war;
you not to fall in love with her, for af
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Fairheld-In Equity.

hos LouJerdhle, vs. Nathan Parrot, james
Gelson-Bill for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
"a pursuance Of nn order of the Cnurt OF
q Common Pleas. Equity aide made In
'e "b"vc stated cnuse, will offer for sale
n public ou'cry before the Court House
oor 10 Winnsbo o, on tho 81 day. of May
ext. nj IL o'clock, ", all The tract If land
r plantation, described in the proceeJinRc
,p this case, situate in ltairfield County,
( ltatc Of South Carolina. contsining 5N0
pres more or less, and bounded by lands Of
} d Kirkland, George Shedi. James Aiken
Y nd others ,'.t''I l1'''a ''.' '.h' '3'7I
I Terms Of Sole--The costs and expenses
af sale to he paid in oash,l on day Of sale,
the balance Of the purchase money. on a
credit Of twelve months. with interest there.
Oh from day Of sale. to be secured by bond
and good personal security. and the title
deed not Ia be delivered 10 the purchaser
until the purchase money is paid In full.
The purchaser 10 pay for stamps and papers
/ " DUVALL, s. F. G.
Fairfield Court House, p
fth April. 1869. r
apl 1913 lgC.u ..E .r.n..I- 7.s
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Twitohell Commits Suicide.

PhM DELpHtA, April 8. ,
u. =. T~iichrli. who was convicted
Oft murder of ilis m,tler III law, and
was to lave been executed to-day, was
found dead IN his cell this morning,
about o'clcck. IL is snppoM.d that
some ,f h" friends who visited him yes
terday conveyed poison 10 him.
The Cuban Revolution -Oitizens to be
Garvted.
HAVANA, April 8. 2
Francisco Leon Nunney, naturali-
zed American citizen, aud Augustine
Media will be garreted to-,norrow.--
They had charge of arms in Hava.
ma, Q fight over which involved tbs
death OF several police. t.''
The treasurer Of the Royal Uniyer-
sity has fed to the United States with
t'e funds Of the institution.
The news from tho seat Of var Il
contradictory and unreliable, .,5s
Sugar frmer at 81 reals.
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SPRING GOODS.

w are now prepared to show one of
the most complete stock Of Spring and sum
mer Goods ever offered in this market.
White Goods.
Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Jaconct Cam
hrics, Checked and Striped Canlhrics, Plain
and Dotted Swiss Muslin. Hair Cord Mus.
lin, Bobineis, White and Colorel Briliinnts
Bird Eye Diaper, Ruysia Diaper, &c.
Dress Goods.
English and a merican caiieocs ara Ba.
reyes, l.eno' Muslins, Grenadines, Organl.ics,
pri"!yA -, >N,l'aslins, french 't,aubios, SC.
D1Mestics.
Gleacbed and Brown lIomespuns, Checked
and Stripped, Hickory Stripes, Demius,
Cobbonades and Domestic Ginghams.
y Also.
Shoes in large variety. HITS Of all
styles. Give us a call. -
Goods at the Lowest Prices.
LADD BROS. & co.
npl
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News It,nls
HARTFORD. CONN Anri

ithhi'"hO: CoNN., hpflt D.
The Republican, State ticket has been
elected. For Congress. lie Senate aclc-
cation divided, aud Dixou defeated.
Jewels u,iorty Is about 500. The
Legislature Is R"puhl'can, which Sc
cures Connecticut ratification uf the
tifteeulh amrndaieni
HAVANA. April 6.
The Spanish steamer Qnin,in liza, ar
rived with th" Cun,anditann, captured
at Strrup KY. Ten Cubans wcre
druwned while a'ttmptingio escape.
The Dt0rlo. in a leader o.day. con
sldcrs 'he rebellion in The central deoart.
m"nt entirely suppressed. The steamer
Coni"rrook has gone TO the month of
the MIssissirp' tointrreert a reported
expedition from New Orleans. -
The Mcxicnn Government intended
sending a commissioner TO Washington
to have Rosrncrans recalled.
NoRroLK, April 10.
The propeller, Thames, from New
York for Galveston, was burned off
Cape lI,ttersss, yesterday. The
cook, three seamen aud coal-passer,
are supposed to be lost. The rest saw.
ed. rs
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Estate Of N. A. Pcay, decd. Ne
tice 10 Creditors. ...l. N

g. B. Lamar, ct. us. CT. nl., Vs. Ford and
Ra'land. Exnrs, and Thos. } Robertson
N pursuance OF decree in The Court, of
Equity, made In tho above STATE d cnnsc.
nj persons having claims agninet the Es
tate of N a. Peay. decd, are required to
prove the same hcforc ne, on or before the
1T day Of June ncxi.
C(Iicc Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Equity side, Winnsboro, s. c.,
30th March, 1860. 'u@ +.
S B. CLOWNEY. IS
~! &C. Z. p, r. G. q
mar 30-xflaw2m Il @ a.t.
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sent that "The course Of true love
ne'er runs smooth % 1t is nv belief
that Fate has construed his words into
a prophecy, and cruelty delights in
fulfilling them. Be this as It may,
tremendous braker appeared upon
the current of my love, in the shap
OF handsome young fellow, by name
Augustus Bcauclerk. a. disgusting,
conccited popinjay, whom | hated
from the very first moment behold
him in company with Fanny.
Now, am not uDgenerous BY ne.
ture, and really believe that T could
nave forgiven the fellow if he had
only loved her-and indeed, what was
moro natural than that he should, as
we'll as the whole male population of
the country and city, to boot? But
that he should have presumed to rival
me in Fanny's affections-I who had
loved her before she was out of her
long clothes. Zounds ! 1t was more
than human nature could brook. in
tact, when, as was frequently the case,
ne would thrust himself between us,
and with his mclo-dramatic airs, his
ringlcts, his band-boxy clothes and
porfumcry, he would contrive to Law
| me completely. in tho shade. It re.
" tten mission upon the two-foId q
ound that he caunot aff,rd to take Tn
aud profers to dwell in the land Of
) birth.
Tho numbcr Of horses now in the Ex
'itcd States is 5000, 900, represent. {
in money value upwards Of $2,- J.
100000. N
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TERms OF SALE.

One sixth of The gross bid to be paid in
each on the day Of sole. and also ceah cuff
cient to pay the costs OF suit and expenses
OF safe. and further to give bond for the
balance, payable in one, two and three years,
equal annual ina,aiments. viii Interest
thereon, payable annualIy, from date until
tho whole debt and interest DO pnid, with
TWO Rood surities and mortgage OF ptemises
ana to pay f0r the necessity ,paRera add
IN. sAML D. cLowNEY, cor
Clerks office, Equity eide,
Winnsboro. 9Th April, l880.i 81 81 5t~7.a
apl 8.x2tl Efa "yI
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ANNIE'S VIOLETS.
walked To-day in the ancient wood
That tho brook mennders thrnnnh

walked to-day in the ancient wood
ihat tho brook mcanders through,
And thought that again sweet Annie stt
on tho bank where the violets grew.
That again I gazcd in her clear blue eve
And held her hnud in mine;
While the little sreamlci, murmuring by
Made melody divine.
l thought that she cullcd from the bon,,
her feet,
a bunch Of the fairest there;
ana once she kissed the violcts sweet.
as she bound them with her hair.
but alas dream; the old oaks sigh
Ocr the violcts fresh and fair;
c""Hh3,tee Nreanlet sings as it passes by.
the Committee, this moruipg.
WASHINGTON, April 8. i
The House spcnt the morniug hour
r'lncipaIiy in tiibhustering attempts
to seat S,lomou L Huge, the uiuurity
candidate for the Third Congressional
District Of Snuth Carolina. Hoge
wa, finsllv seated
la the Senate, Morton introduced a |
resolution proposing to Inquire the
aduptioa Of tue fifteeuth constitution.
al amendment by Virginia, Mississip-
ri "nd Texas as Il condition precedent
20 the admission of Representatives,
FROM those Stotes.
The Reconstruction Committee
unanimously agreed to report bill
authorizing the President to order
clections ia Mississippi, Virginia and
Texas, and to submit to spare votes
the ohiectionat features in their pro-
posed Constitution.
Mr.. Sheldon. from Louisiana, was
sworn in as Senator.
Gen p. B. VI. Young, representative
from Georgia, informed delegation
from tia, State to-day that Butlpr'sl
Georgia bin would probably not be re-
snn"d tins scss''n, aud il taken up it
w"'ill certainly be d"Ga'rh.
The President has nominated Chas.
IL Pcttin@ill as Assessor for the First
end {. II. Baldwin for the Scccui
Revenue Collection Districts of South
Carolina. /
WAsyN"IoN, Apri! 10.
Amongst other appointments, which
were confirmed by the Senate to-day, !
va" that Of ChHrlc, H. pct,ipgill a.
assessor Of Internal Hevenun for the |
'hird District of South CaruGaa.
ne bill restoring the property Of ,
5iantnn duncan. Of Kentucky, (sume |
# which lies in CoIumbia,> was pass
cd, and >eut TO the President.
The S'nnte adjourned, at II NJ, to-
dny, sine die.
the bill, for the further removal of
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TERMs OF SALE-C.su
Under Decree in Equity.

John d Palmer, Ex'or, vs. G Palmer, ct al.
Bill TO Marshall Assets and for ale of
Land. paa 1na nlt
IN pursuance Of an order Of Court, madc
in the above stated cause, will offer for
sale. at public oulory 10 the highest bidder,
before the Court House door in wipnsboro,
on The lst Monday In May next, the tract Of
land described In the pleadings IN The above
stated cause. lying and situate Ia tho Coun.
tyof Fairfield and state Of South Carolina.
belonging 90 the Estats Of I'd ward q Pal.
mer, decd. containing 1000 acres, more or
less. The tract @ viii te divided aud sold in
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All tnt JiStilcl iOlIG OF lNc Uni
tea States, Western District OF
South Cu O!illa. =
In the matter Of Geo. b. Pearson. Bank
rupt--ln Bankruptcy. .,. on,,,, II.
Ef Virtue OF nm Order, made Ivy tho Hon.
~ Geo. y. Bryan, U. ), Judge for The
District ol Snuth Carolina, dated 10Th
March, iSGo. Lien Cyrdito,s are hereby
no''Fcd to csinhliSh ihcr claims against
me n!".cs aid Baukrur,'s Estnie hcfnr.W.
). Haws"n, Esq, Register in l,nnkrur,cy
~ forkvi'lc in said District, Oh or bcinre
the 20lh day Of April insi.. AID shew ca,-e,
II any they have. why the Real E,ta,e OF
said Bankrupt should, not be so!l free from
membranes - .lItHi !
WinnShoro, :. c.,
April 3i. 1862 8. b. CLOwNEY. 4
aprit o-x2fl 's Assignee.
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Stockholders Meeting,

ME Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
Il crs OF the Charlotte g. s. c! Railroad
will DC held in Columbin on Wednesday. 2lst
inst. The usual privilegeasas respects free
passes will be accorded to stockholders and
their families. ~ iM|l
apl lU-td g.. II. MANSON.
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In tue District Court of the Uni.
ted States, for the District of
South Carolina. .i - 9lr
Ex par,c U. &. rrarp. Admr.. In Re Laban
G. Chappell, Bankrupt, Petition 10 estab.
lish lien. In Bankruptcy. #' 13'iA.
NOTICE is hereby given that ali creditors
~ holding liens on the Estate OF Lahan
o. Chappel', Bankrupt must appear before
rue. n, my office in Yorkvillc, on or before
tue 20th day Of April next, mud >hew cause, IT
any they have why the lien of u. c. Trnpp, =,
.d"r., should not he arst satisfied out OF
tue roceeds OF the sale cfth Estute of said
Bankrupt, BY order Of Court .l.i i1l.
.., W.. CLAWSON, Register.
april 7-law3w
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,

d FIE LID DIST RIOT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
c. H Baldwin & Co.. vs. John Willinehar,
Attachment.
"HBREAS the Plaintiff did on the sin.
.vf teen,h dny Of March, A. d. 1868,
hie hia declaratioE agaIns' the Defendant
VINO, (Hs II saidl Is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither vito
nor attorney known within the snme upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
It's therefore Ordered that tho snid d..
ieadnnt do appear md plead to The said
declaration o or before tn, seventeenth
day Of March. a: D. 1859 otherwise Anal
ana absolute judgmen. win hcn he given
ana awarded TOR the Po,n;.F # nga,ns, him.
s. D. CLOWNEY, &. G. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District.
mar l9-le3m1y
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,f SOUTH CAROLINA HsrI
LOAN g. TRUST COMPANY;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, FIVE MILLION
= ina DOLLARS. at ...i
Present Limit. $5OO,OOO. e,

NHE office of This company is now opened
i nj No. 10 Broad Slreer (Somli western
Railroad Dank) for the rdceip,'o Of Deposits.
Discount Of Paper, Purchase and Sale of
Exchange, and the transaction Of q Gene.
raj Banking Business. ,i,,,,,., y
Interest allowed on Deposits upon terms
established by tho board Of Directors. y. ~
The Company is also legil depository
for'moneys paid into Court, will receive Re.
glstry and Transfer Books. not as agent 10
pay Coupons and Dividends. and. as. Trustee
In Railroad Mortgages.
DIRECTORS.
VIM @ Bee. Of Wm G Bee &, Co.:ags
Johnson. iof JGbnsop, Crews & Coz Rob,,
Mure s. Co.; " Is williams, OF. W Is vii.
liams x Son: E II Frost, OF Frosi & Adgcr:
} Z Adger, Of ) y Adqer & Co. Hfnr,
Gonrdi'. Of GourdIn. Mnithiessen & CO;
,lcorge Il Buist. Of Buist g. ,Buisi; G q
Memminger, Of aMemmingery Jervey , g..
Pinckney; IT,, Kerr. OF TJ Kerr s. Cot
D.Aiken.. of j d Aiken & Co; John Camp
sen. Of Campsen SO; a p pCaidweli, or +
g. P Caldwell: W X Ryan.J f. Welsmar,.
u o'Nei,,, IA Gregg, Graniteyilie.t 8 .at,J ~
Fer further information address .eg,atue
IL GEO. &. CAMERON. President. !.
THOS. r. -WARING, Cashier. ~
Charleeton, g. C., Maroh IL, 1855. '''"h ="
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