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REASONABLE ENOUGH.
[From the winnsboro' Ncws.I

The demands OF the Labor Convention oflast
week arc moderate, reasonable AMI jutlclous,
and amount simply TO request. that the legal
remedies OF laoorers defraudcd oi their dues be
made AZ certain and as speedy ns possible. This
the managing spirits, they have exhibited wis
dom.
Tho opposition party will commit n blunder, if
II permits Itself ~ be saddlcd by the Radicals with
tile accusation, that IL Is unfriendly to the union
Of lnbOrcrs for purposes OF social discussion AMI
sclfproicction. This move for union Is natural
aud legitimate, and should he encouraged. Those
who will get the positions OF leaders In 1t are apt
10 excel In Intelligence and to he moro within tile
reach OF instruction, and through them the State
press, II Is avoids the blunder Orantagonism may
bc able 10 exert a most wholesome influence.
Labor unions throughout the United States are
becoming . prominent social phenomenon, and
their true meaning and legitimate use, II they
have any, are 2 project fur serious investigation.
To SDccr ana laugh nj them, Is u mistake.
CnG more remark ne will make. The opinion
was pretty generally expressed that, when plant
Ing On shares, the iabOrers should find themselves
ana get half the crop. We obseryed that not u
word was said about their taking Ohe.siXth OF the
crop IN the shape Of Saturday, that Is i'll the shape
or onc.siHth OF time, Which, added TO the one
third or two aiXths universally given them tbe.
sides either their meat or c0rn,) IL onchaf or the
crop and over. Nothing Too, was said about
their blacksmitlI's bill and tho paying for ma
nurcs. Now VIC believe that. on some lands, if
they will agree to work half uf Saturday, and to
paY Tor one.half OF the manure AMI onc-half or the
bla;SHmith's bill, ana fn themselves, Onc.half OF
the crop will be given them.
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,rl,s Now Pos:oaiae In ColumbIa-ssvo-
rus Scott, tho Emp
Tol1ert Cxso.
lrnou Aro1uxn CORRESPONDENCE

COLUMBIA, December G.
While the efforts Of Senator Robertson, in
getting from Congress an appropriation OF $685. .Ov0
10 build courthouse and Il city postonicc To.
gcthcr, are appreciated by the citizens OF Column
bia. there Is n feeling almost universal against
the action proposed by The Legislature 10 Locate
tac building at the cor lcr OF Richardson anL
Laurel streets. The ground OF this opposition 10
tue place 10 that IL Is too far removed from the
business centre OF Columbia. A petition liz being
circulated u ~, signed by the Mayo and most OF
the CITY officers, to which hundreds OF the citizens
or" subscribing their names, asking the Lcglsa-
sure 10 not pass the bill introduced In Tie Senate
BY Beverly Nash, senator OF Rchland,) MhiSa
conveys tho lot In question TO tho United srates
for the aaid purpose. Every body can gucs tho
politics or the owner OF that lot at the corner OF
Richardson anu Laurel streets.
sEvERUs.
Ills Exccllency, In concluding his message, hos
adopted n capital maxim, and one which his par.
" has ell known at election times. It Is worthy
OF oil praise, IN times like these, whom work IL tho
truc measure OF worth; but the WORK must be
worthy. There Is decided humor. however, in his
EScelicncy's parenthotcai definition OF who the
emperor ScyeruS was-"once colorcd frcedmnn
IN tho Roman nrmy. but whose energy, talents
and valor had placed him at lts hosd,p Hero his
Rxccilency evidently means to inform rs ,ha.
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RADTC4E RULE IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, December I.
In the Senate, ~ memorial from the Board
OF Regents OF the State University was rcau 1t
asked heavy donations from the State, and ac-
kno1ledged that the University, rs Mt present
controlled, had not been success. and that In
consequence OF the enemies OF the present facu-
ty, only thirty pupils were In attendance.
Owing to the sickness or the presiding Onlccr, u
president OF the Senatc pro tenn. was elected.
Royal, ancgrO, and the only one In the Senate,
nominated Worthy, the only Democratic senator.
Worthy declined, and nominated and yJtcl for
Royal. Barr, late Surgeon General OF Ohio, was
elected.
The common school bin which provides for
taxing property holders to build schoolhouses
ana to pny teachers, was discussed. The effect ia
to teach the negro at the expense OF the whites.
In the House resolutions were offered asking
why the teachers of public schools had not been
paid. Some members asserted that the supcrin-
tendcnt had stolen the money, while some others
atntcd that the money never got to the supcrin.
tendcnt's hands.
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OFFICIIL ESTIMATES OF THE COT-
TON CROP.

In consequence OF the publication in the
Tribune OF Washington dispatch stating tint re-
ports tn the Agricultural Bureau Indicate n cot
ton crop OF "ncarly 100000 bales" Messrs.
Easton It Co. yesterday tclcgraphcd to the com.
missioner, and received the following reply
WASHINGTON, December s.
IStsiOn E Co., Neto I0rG:
The highest estimate made by this Department
IL two million seven hundred aiitl nifty Thousand
bales. HORACE CApIUN, Commissioner
Tho following dispatch from our Washington
correspondent reached us last evening:
WASHINGTON, December 8.
The commissioner OF agriculture was surprised
at tho Tribune dispatch, interpolntcd In tho Asso.
ciated Press matter from Washington, which
states that 1t Is estimated the cotton crop this
year will be three million bales There has been
no such estimate made by tho department. THO
commissioner IL very careful In estimating the
crop. Ilo has reliable correspondent IN every
c0ti0n-gr0wiDg county OF tho United States to
whom lie sends n schedule TO no Oiled out each
month. Tic estimate made by him In hls report
to Congress will he 75o 900 bales, or trInc iess
II Will ho no more than ihls Tie Oflclal estimate
camo within 2s,oo0 bales last year OF tho actual
crop. THO system for obtaining this Information
ls much better now. Tho commissioner says
yosirnul or Commerce. Il ~ f
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TIE REAL ESTATE MAnKnr.
THO Columbia Phoenix reports the following
sales OF real estate In that city, OF public auction,

Tho Columbia Phoenix reports the following
sales OF real estate In that city, at public auction,
whic'. took place on Monday last:
Lot southeast corner OF Marion and Pendleton
atreots, 1925 Lot on Main street. opposite the
ai;e OF Nlckerson's Hotel. 90 by oos feet. sll25
Twd.stOry building and lot, northeast corner
Main street and Davis alley, $7iO0 i:uilding and
lot adjacent, $1,000; each OF these lots were % by
600 feet. A tract OF land in the southern part OF
the district. ~ per acre. Two narrow strips OF
land on Sena.e street. sac. -Four room cottage.
with lot 81 by los feet OH Boundary street, $500.
.'evcral tracts OF land In the district, at prices
cane ry from So TO $50 per acre. cottage ON
the southwest corner OF GATES and Washington
streets with lot % by l02 fco, S25O0. by order
Of the sheriff, they Also disposed Of The Taylor
House." with two acres Of land, on laurel street,
running through 10 RIcllinnd, S2SOo. The cottryc
house. with twothiItls OF an acre Of land norii,-
east corner Assembly and LNmbor streets, $500.
The two. story dwelling. southeast corner Taylor
and Marion streets, .he lot containing O. s5loi
feet. $3.50. Tuo.stOry dwelling aud halft.h IRE
or land, southwest corner Indy and Gates 81 eo q.
sl625 Alao q large quantity OF land In diire. .ent
portions Of the district, at from 81 10 to geo ler
anOtc. .sfff .,s ~ s1N,
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THE OLD DOMINION.

RiouXoND, December I.
The members OF tho National Board OF
Trade, accompanied by about two hundred citi-
Zens and n large number OF ladies', sailed on an
excursion this morning in the steamer Isaac Bell,
OF the New York and Richmond line. a collation.
was given OH the steamer, at which speeches
were made by Fralcy, or Philadelphia, Roper an,l
Guild. OF Boston, and Taylor, OF st. Paul's. On
arriving It City Point thcJ tuoI rail for Peters
burg, where u banquet was given by the Board OF
Trade or tint city at Jarretts Hotel. At the
clusion OF the banquet the tro;n LETT for Norfolk
with many mcmbers Of the National Board, who
who are to bc received thcre by the board OF
trade of ti2t city
The conmittc Of the extreme wing Of the Re-
publican party left tonight for Washington ~
oppose the admission of the State.
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Ispscr.n rELEGnas TO THE sxvs.l

COLUMBIA, December 7.
In the Senate the following bills were pass
ed: 70 amend the act providing FOR the asscss-
ncnt 1ad taxation OF property; 10 lease land on
HaistO Island and erect u wharf ana other strst.
lures ihcrcon to better protect Tie holders OF i'll
surance policies in this State; TO incorporate the
Oharicstor Water Company.
The hill TO amend the act authorizing the sale
Of thc Columbia Canal was rcconmiitcd 10 tic
0onmlttee on Publc Lands.
T!.c bills 70 regulate the selling Of lands a, pub
lie bale, anu ia regulate The manner of recording
mortgages, were passed.
Ttlc following bills received their first reatiins
BY Calm, 10 incorporate tho Hamburg Is. c. Ice
company, and the Planters Mining and Manufac.
Iurlng Company; by Corbia, TO cedc ~ the United
States all lands required for public purposes; by
JIIson, TO extend the time for presenting ,hc
claims OF the teachers OF the State schools. These
bills will all conc up tomorrow.
Gain presented petition from tic Chcraw and
Darlington Railroad, praying that proxies he ap-
pointed To represent the interest OF the State.
In the House, the bill to incorporate the Policy
holders Life and Tontinc Assurance Company OF
tae South was passed.
The following bills were also passed and sent
to The Senate: TO amend The charter Of The Co.
3smbia Hebrew Benevolent Society; to direct the
Charleston County commissioners TO examine
and report what State lands are in possession OF
private individuals; to amend the act appointing
aphysIcan to the Charleston Jail.
Jackson introduced resolution authorizing
tho Governor to reward IIolIingshcad for shoot
nittcc.
The Committee on Ways and Means reported
anfavorably upon the petition OF the Charleston
merchants for relief from double tax. Adopted.
Bills wcrc read for the nrst time to provide for
better ana more impartial sclcctlon OF Jurors by
authorizing the Governor to appoint commits.
aoucr In each county, whose deputies shall make
q list aud draw Jurors; to authorize the commits.
aoncrs OF PickenB County 70 levy special tax
for Jail and courthouse; declaring the right OF
way over the Savannah and Charleston Railroad.
Tue following notices OF bills were given Dy
WhIpper. to amend the act empowering circuit
judges TO change the oenire OF civil and criminal
caaes; by Sasportas, to give precedence in The
courts for suits brought recover wages or shares
In the crops; by 9. J. Lee, to Incorporate tho
Hamburg Ice Manufacturing Company by
Wilder, TO amend the law regulating contracts
between landholdcrs and tenants; by Feritcr, "a
declare tho manner In which The right OF way for
the transportation OF home products may he cx.
srcised.
The prcsentmcnts of the grand jurics OF scvcra
sounties were read.
petition from the stockholders OF the. Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad concerning proxies was
presented.
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THE NATIONAL CApiTAL.
lraoN THE AsSOciArRD rRESSl
W,aItINt.ruS Ilp,cn,


The E-cat Northern mali for tic South failed
s,orTn. l. prevailed ihroughOus the West and
North AMI delayed mails.
The Commissioner Uf Agriculture, III his report
TO the President, eslimatcs the cotton crop III
1900, 900 bales.
The senators AMI members or the liousc elect,
and several members OF The Legislature or Viz
ginia. visited the President this morning, and
thanSrd him for The yccomi culaticns In The mos
sI.c. 'rhc grcai;cnt hoped that the future con-
duct of Nirg!un woul justify him. The dclesa-
tion asked tne appointment; OF Alex. Rives to one
OF the new district judge,i,ips.
III ;hc Supreme Court In tho case OF Pennington
against Saunders. from the Dstric. of West Ten
ucsscc. III: decision below Was sust Aimed
Tile cotton tax imposed under tue internal
revenue law OF 1905, on wr. OF error was taken
up the plan;iir in error conteuiin;, that tho tax
Is invalid, because unconstit utioual, and being
direct tax without superintendent or a. being 4
tax OH State expectations.
TIE CommItt:n OH Elections to-day reported
tavorably On the crrdoatals "a iicnin, Dove and
;;hcrrol, Of Alabama, AVID they were sworn in.
1nc Reconstruction ConImiIicc meets Tlu.s-
day.
Tile admission or Virginia is expected OH Friday
or Tuesday.
taIns accounts of two engagements on the Ilth
and 18th November. The Spanilrtls attacked the
Cuban position at Macaqua, In large force, and
were rcpulscti With heavy loss. Subsequently n
heavy column Of Spaniurds was routed at Agnada
del Santo, near Trinidad. They were pursued by
the Cubans 10 ;hc suburbs OF the city. A dctach-
mcnt OF Cata!.ins were annihilatcd upon the iiue
Of tho Puerto Principe Railroad.
PROCEEDINGS OF CoH0nRss-
In the Senate, to-day, Morton introduced n
Joint resolution admitting Virginia, and admit
ting her scnatora and representatives.
y bill WAS introduced to encourage the inter
national exhibition OF 1871. The Senate adjourn
cd while the Presidents secretary was his way
to that body with nominations
In the House, the topics or the message arc be
ng referred to the various committees. Tho
| parts referring to vlrgna aud Georgia 20 to tue
Reconstruction Committee.
Butler introduced bill to repeal tie Tcnure-o Of
| Office act.
Stevenson, OF Ohio, introduced y bill two
thirds OF both Houses concurring) for the rciuovu
OF political disabilities upon the adoption OF thu
| Fiftecnth amendment.
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1ullcrnl Mniisrs.

O'NEILL.-Dicd. on the 9th Instant, ANNIE,
wife OF Denis 0'Ecil. in the 10th year Of her age.
z.s- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr. and Mrs. d. 0'Ncill and Family are
invited to attend the Funeral OF Mrs. O'NEILI,
from her late residence, No. 35s King street, THIS
AFTERNOON, at har-past O'Clock. Funeral Ser
vice ut ST. Loseph'a Church, Arson street. dec8
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fFRoh OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, December q.

NOLUApfh, DcCCilbCI
nEoIsTER MEsNE coNvEYANCH.
Among the first business done in the Senate
to-day was the passing OF q bill In relation TO the
once Of Register OF Mcsne Conveyance Tor the
County Of Charleston, and to fX the term OF Will
liam J. McKinlay, tcolorcd,I elected thereto, which
rcci.es that tho said McKinlay tcolorc,ll was duly
elected 10 the ofIlce by thc General Assembly, on
tic 9th day OF December, A. ID. 1865. Was commits
aoned according 10 law, and qualified on the 9Th
tny OF January, 1860; but by reason Of proceed
tngs pending in the courts. In reference to the
time ut which his term OF 0flce commences, lie
has not been enabled to enter on The duties OF
satd ooicc and therefore his term OF Office contn-
ucs for four years from the date on which he shall
enter on the duties OF the same, and until his suc-
ecssor therein shall duly qualify anl enter upon
die duties OF said Office.
AS soon ns 1t was read, Cain, cOlored, desired 10
Know when McRiniay would enter upon his autics;
10 which Corbln reped Whenever the spirit
moved the Supreme Court TO decide tile case,
which answer elicted the question from Cain,
"when MAS It possible that the spirit would move
the Supreme CourtT' Receiving no answer to
tlis question, Cain proceeded TO express HIS oppu-
eltlon TO tho BILL saying that 1t was entirely use
loss. as the law already provided that he should
remain In o1icc for four years. and the term OF
ohce or the present incumbent would expire next
month, when McKinay could yet his place. At
least, the bill was useless unless the Judges coll.
strued shc laws like Judge Carpenter did In that
ease Vt orangcburs, when he gave decision
against colorcd woman, based upon the laws OF
1857. Nash, colnrcrl, thonht the bill looked very
much Ike "yail'laiing BILL" lM hal v0;cd for
one validating biil, and If God spared him, he
uonld never vote for another. There was talk OF
decl.ions OF courts and jhdses contrary 10 tiipir
duty; II there were suc!i, let the judges lie i'm.
pcached; thnt was the way to settle that matter.
Leslie was IN favor OF the BILL us IL uaq frequent.
" tho only means CT securing TO Republicans
he bone6ta OF the ol1ces to which they had hecIl
oicoted. lie would vote for NcKinlay having HE
fonr years in onlce, even II ho did not &C. Tie
ofICe until just before Gabriel sounded his horn
Remarks OF q similar c.,aracic wcro made LJ one
Or two others, ami the bill then passed its second
sreed.ng, and WAS ordered TO he cnsrosscd.
SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF MERCY
To-day in the Senate Corln presented q pet!-
Hon signed by Sisters NJ. Frances, supcrioress;
Sister NJ Regc, assistant; Sister Mary Agatha,
secretary; Sister N. DcChaatal, procurntrix OF
the Sisters OF Our Lady OF Mcrcy, requesting In.
corporation. Tho petitioners represent Tint
their Institution was founded nearly n half CO..
tory ago for charitable and educational purposes
under tho title OF rhe Sisters OF Ous OF Mercy
u soutb Carolina" aud requeat that they be IN.
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THH GEREIsAL Assembly.
rHR FUNDING or TIE WAR DEBT AND NEW
BANK BILLS.

Register Mcsno Convoynncc-"Sistcrs of
Our Lady OF Mcrcy"-Corbin's Gpin-
ion OF what It Takes to Live Re-
spectnDly In Chnricston-Lands and
Tonemonfs-The Courthouse at Column
bia-So Fisht-Anothcr Strengthen
ing Dose-Thc Other Pils--Ccnsus of
Marion Countrywide shaIi Get the
Fccs:- Judge Rutlamd-A Surprise
Party-Silvor Servicc-ScaIing of Old
Donds-Ncw Bank Bnis-FmndIng of
the Old BiI1s-EIIiott and the Cuban
Suntn.
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oonaurzuos IN xoRru CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, DecemberT.
Tho House rcsclndcd the resolution sending
committee to New York TO investigate the fraud
In the sale OF North Carolina bonds 1t resolved
itself Into committee OF the whole and sum-
moned the superintendent OF public works and
Tho treasurer. The former appeared and WAS eX
amined, and the latter declined.
The House adjourned Without any thing definite.
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NUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

kBw YORK, December 7.
Tho city elections are progressing with
unusual quiet. A candidate for Alderman in tho
twentieth ward was dangerously shot.
LAWRENCE, MASS, December I.
The Democrats have elected the Mayor or this
city. The City Council Is equally divided.
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azst- ERRORS OF FYOUTH.-AG GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Do.
bilIty, Premature Decay, and alI tho effects q
Youthful ndsc elton. will for the sake Of sursr--
Ing humanity, send FREQ TO all who need IT, tho 10
cclpt ana directions for making tho simple rcss-
ody Ivy which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
profit ~ the advertisers experience, can do 30
by.alresslng, with perfect confidence, JOHN Z.
OGDEN. No. - cedas street, New York. 81
!. nov ,9n1os * ,s ~ y Fl" N tts3fss
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ao- no CoNsUMpTIvEs.-THE AD-

10 TO CONSUMPTIVES.-TH AD-
VERTISER having been restored to health In n
few weeks, by n very simple remedy, after having
suffered several ycars with severe lung ancc
tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, is
anxious to make known to his feilow.suicrc.s tic
means OF cure.
To NIL who desire 1t, lie will send copy OF the
prescription used Qrco OF charge, with the drcc
tlons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE foN CONSULTATION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object OF the al.
ycrtiser In sending tho Prescription Is to hcneft
tho AFFLICTED, and spread Information which lie
concolyes 10 be Invaluable; and lie hopes every
sufferer Will try Ills remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing. and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII, please I'D
dress RRy. EDWARD A. WILSON; Williamsburg,
kings County, New YORK, 5, 3 y novo snios
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oct4 3rlost

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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

PARIS, December 7.
The Austrian Government reports TINT there
is overwhelming proc: OF Prussian participation
In the recent Dalmatan nsurrcciIon.
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FIRE IN PIfILADELpHII.
PHILADELPHIA. pecemb

PHILADELPHIA. December 7.
The building ut the corner OF Third and
Walnut streets Is burning. The chandelier fell,
and within ten minutes the whole building was
In flames.
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S.s- MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTs
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Gentle
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the caro-
OF DR. 4. REENTsJERNA, Onlco No. "a Hasei
street. three doors cast from the Postonlcc.
ntt.
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ml- NOTICE TO LEGATEES.--T Ii Il
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER
CouNTY.-The surviving Executors OF WILLIAM
McKENNA, deceased, VI. PATRICK N. LYNCH
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Charleston, ct al
In Equlty.-Bn for Settlement of Estate, .Ad-
vice, &c.--I,y order OF the Circuit Court in
this cause, flied October 18th, 1852 notice
is hereby given to the individuals embraced
within :i'c classes hereinafter described, With.
IN twelve months from the date Of the publi-
eaton hereof, to come in and establish before the
Undersigned Clerk Of the Court their right to the
leracics nrlucathed TO them in md by the lasi
VIII and Testament OF William McKcnna, late OF
he Couaty nnd Stat: aforesaid deceased; or faut
ing so TO do within the time specified, their claiIn
will be barred, To wit the following: The chdrenS
OF James Mckefna, q brother Of the Tcstator, for
merly residing at Castle Nacor, in the County Of
Donegal, Ireland; the children OF Owen McKcnna.
also Il brother, formerly residing ut the same
place; the children Of Nancy Clemens, deceased
sister Of the TcstatOr; the children OF Enor Barr
also y sister; the children OF Ellinor Moran IL
daughter OF the said Elnor Barr; the children Of
John McKcnna, II Deceased brother of the Tesla
tor; the children 0: Rose McKenna, q sister of
the Tcstator; the children OF any OF the above
mentioned classes who may have died before the
death OF said rcstalor leaving such children llv-
ing at his death; and, also, the children Of John
w. Bradley, q nephew Of the said TcstatOr.
THOMAS II. CLlBURN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Lancaster County, 8. c.
October 49, 1869. Oct2O w3mos
~. U S T Il &c EIY Z D,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FINE BUSINESS ENY ELOPEs,
NOS AND 6,
Which will be rnrnial,ed to our customers vita
Business Card neatly printed thereon at 81 ~ 60
per 1000.
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5.U- PIE . LE'S BANK or SOUTH
CAROLINA.-cl CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER co.
ls6o.-This Bank having resumed business, is now
prepared to redeem It's outstanding bills.
by order. JAS. s. GIBBES,
tccl prpsI3nnt