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LIBERATION.

This certifes that his day given my son. Gun
tia A. smith, his during the remainder Of his min.
oritv and shall claim OF his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
Z. G. SMITH.
IL NJ. NICHOLS, Witness
Lyndon, Feb, Is, 1863, 41-4ss
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Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

1t needs no argument to show that First Mortgage
Of s2G5VO per mile upon what for long time he
the only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
states is PERFECTLY The entire of the
mortgage will he about s30OOOOO0 and the interest 81
100000 per annum in gold Tho present currency cost
Of his interest IL lees than $1,000 900 per aunum, who
the gros= ,arnings for the year 1865, FROM WAY
BUSINESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
100 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION WERE MORE
THAN
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,

Total Observation-Disclosures 81 OCT, 5l6l
This lsrge amount lie only indication of the i'm
mense traffic that go the through line in a
few months when the great tide of Pacific coast travel
and trade will begin. 1t s estimated that thiSbusiness
must axe tn earning Of the road from FIFTEEN TO
TWENTY MILLIONS A YEAR.
A. the supply of thee Bonds will soon cease parties
no d,ere invest them will fud it for their inter
do The price FOR the present ia par
and accrued interes, from Jsn l. in currency.
subscriptions will DO received by the
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LAMBERT HASTINGS.
From William Hoffman.


KIRBY, VI, Nov. &, lSGS.
PADDOCK. DEAN L Co: Ge,itlsmsn---I have corn.
which wa planted with Your Phosphate the Ilth
JUNE a souEi Us any in my barns. ! phospha ed INV
potatoes and much pleased with the result and nv
Nne- never did better my trnips the in this
-ection indeed Phosphate has proved well every
where, fully equal to Bradleys on all crops and much
the best on some thing GEO. A. FORD.
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CLARENCE II. CLARK President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive CON-
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice fre-Inent
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary IA Aetsary-
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
Approved July 25, 1895.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING


Where the general business Of the Company Is
ed and to which all general correspondence should be
addressed.
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TILDEN LADIES' SEMINARY!

MRS. ELLA L. d ii 4 r. rHrsorrALs.
, 1869-07-06
From the Weekly Despatch, jane 49,
THE ELECTORAL RIOTS IN
FRANCE.
Proclamation by the Project of Police.
Fighting in the Streets. - At
tempt to erect RarriCadeS.

The Gazette de Tribunaur gives the fol-
lowing account of the disturbances which
occurred on Wednesday cat 10 O'Clock
yesterday evening fifty workmen and
boys marched along the Boulevard Mont
martre singing the "MarseilIaise." The
crowd increasing, several bodies of SER
gents de ollie took up a position in the
Rue FauboCrg Montmartre and the Bou-
levard Montmartre. All the cafes and
shops in the neighbourhood were closed
by II o'clock, and the sergents de uiAe
stopped all traffic in the Rue Montmartre.
A company of infantry and of the Garde
de Paris occupied the pavement of the
Boulevard Po~issonniere. and q detachment
, 1869-07-06

approach the city, the work so far as
Santiago is concerned, will be completed,
for the Cuban citizens will join their
standard, and the Revolutionary ranks in
hundreds. Then may Cespldes proclaim
in the language of Burns
"Wha for Cuban's rights and laws,
Freedoms sword will strongly draw,
Freemen stand, or freemen fall,
Let him follow me !"
Another expedition has been successfully
landed at Manaty; but the government
getting wind of it, set off in hot haste to
prevent it. On arrival there however, it
was found that the birds had flown "with
all the music" leaving the empty packages
to General Dulce as a souvenir of their
visit.
In the vicinity of Las Tunos where
there are two patriotic chiefs, F. Garcia
and F. Munos, a Spanish Convoy and
twenty-five mules under an escort of $50
Spanish troops were captured by the pa
triots-the escort was on It's way from
Manaty, bound to Las Tunas, sixty of the
troops were killed, and ninety-seven taken
prisoners, and hundred and thirty mus
keCS Iell InIO lue ndIuS VI ll6
General Buceta, the st. Domingo
Hyena, SO called from his being one of
the most cruel of the Spanish Generals,
has marched at the head Of 1000 men
from Bayamo to Palma, with the intention
of clearing the road, but here he met with
the patriots, under General Figuerado,
and General PeZerz, when y terrible en-
counter took place. Buceta's army was
completely routed and fifty of his men
deserted to the ranks of Figuerado's army.
A horrible murder has been committed
in the vicinity Of Jiguaney the victim is
q colored man named Gonzales and who,
by the way, was a few months ago, one
of our correspondents. The perpetrators
of this outrage, were Spanish volunteers,
and they put him to death in the follow
ing manner then gouged out his eyes and
with bayonet cut out his tongue, while
they, in other ways which decency forbide
me to detail, mullilated his body, and left
unhuried for the crows.
, 1869-07-06
5 q, 6 TX AvDS $.

dered to pass through by-streetS. About
midnight a considerable number of per-
sons, chiefly lockers on, assembled, but
cries were heard only in The direction of
Rue Montmartre ; consequently the ca
vaIry made a movement to occupy the
middle of the road between the BouIe-
wards POlssonniere, and Montmartre, and
all traffic here was entirely stopped. La
ter accounts of The rioting at BeIleville
and the Place de la Bastille say all The
gas lamps were smashed on the Boule-
ward de BeIIeviIle aud Faubourg du
Temple. The rioters set fire 10 the kiosk
of a newsvender, and broke into q cat6
and ransacked it. The police and a de-
tachment of The Garde de Paris re-cstab-
lished order before midnight. Similar
disturbances occurred at the Place de la
Bastille, but everywhere the police sue
ceeded in preventing any breach of the
peace. A considerable number of arrests
have been made"
The Prefect of Police of Paris has is
sued the following proclamation =
SIN different parts of the capital serious
disturbances have occurred on the even
ings of the 7th and 8th inst. ; SeIItious
cries were raised, acts of violence and
rebellion were committed, the fronts of
several shops were broken, and private
and municipal property suff red damage.
The firm attitude, however, of the agents
of public authority, several of whom were
wounded, succeeded in triumphing over
the attempts at agitation. These lam
entable scenes were renewed yesterday
with more gravity than before, and the
Guard of Paris was in consequence called
out. A band of rioters arrived with IRON
bars, taken from the ratings of a public
market, and committed the most repre-
henSibIe acts Of violence, but when con-
fronted by the Guards the crowd took to
flight, leaving 10 the streets their improv-
iSed weapons. Such disturbances can no
longer be tolerated !; the elections have
terminated, and no pretext now exists for
the assembling of crowds in the streets.
The authorities are bound to insure free
circulation, to protect the commercial in
terests of the city and guarantee indivi-
dual safety, and this duty they will ener-
geticaIIy perform. The law of the 9TH
and 9th of June, 1848, relative 10 riOtous
crowds will be enforced with resolution
if necessary" In conclusion, the Project
of Police makes another and more pres
sing appeal to all good citizens, urging
them not to take part in the rioting, and
not swell the numbers of the crowds
which may still assemble. BY complying
with these demands they would facilitate
the carrying out of the laws, which are
the safeguard of public order.
The RSveil of Thursday evening an
nounces that three of it's editors, MN.
Gourmet. Morel, and Quentin, have been
, 1869-07-06

Received by Reuters Telegram Com
pany:-
PARIS, FRIDAY.
The disorders and riots were renewed
last night at Belleville and on the Boule-
ward Montmartre, where two houses,
fifteen kiosKS and the office of an omnibus
proprietor were sacked, and all traffic
was interrupted. The Gardes de Paris
charged the crowd, which was singing the
"MarSeiIIaise." The proclamation of the
Project of the Police, in which he announ-
ces his intention o. preserving tranquility
by all means in his power, was torn down
in several places. Towers II O'Clock a
dense crowd appeared upon the Boulevard
Montmatre, the Place de la BastiIie and
on the Boulevard Vi!Iette. The public
force occupies the most important points
of the disturbed quarter, but up to the
present hour no collision with the troops
has been reported. The disturbances
were greatly aggravated through the ex-
t%incIion of the gas lights at various points
of the Boulevards, Several members of
the editorial staff of the RappeL were mr.
rested during the day. By l o. m. this
nv I'LL HII1tJ was lOolOICh WI lii
Boulevard Montmartre, and it is now oc-
cupied by the police and the Gardes de
Paris. A few groups of people persisted
in remaining in the neihbouring streets.
The police succeeded in arresting yester-
day several individuals who tried TO break
into the gun-shop otM, Lefancheux in the
Rue Vivienne,
The following report Of last nights
proceedings is published this morning in
the Guzette de Iribunaur 1.-THE Boulp-
ward MonImartre was last night from 8
O'Clock again the scene of disturbances.
The crowd shouted, screamed, and whist
led. A gang of rioters passing through
the Rue MOntmartre arrived on the spot
by half-past 9, singing the "MarseiIlaise,"
and uttering seditious cries. Wherever
they passed, the shops, the cafes, and the
arcades, were Immediately closed. By 10
O'Clock 900 serjeants de Vile appeared,
and summoned the crowd TO dispense.
The rioters, however, again collected in
the neighbouring streets. Cavalry patrols
traversed the Rues Rougemon and Berghe
in the Faubourg Montmartre. Similar
disturbances occurred on the Place de
lHotel de Vile. The crowd shouted and
sang the 'Marseilla'se." The police en-
ergetically forced the rioters back. At
half past 10 o'clock some individuals
tried to upset an omnibus, but were pre-
vented by the police. AT II o'clock about
$50 persons passed through the Boule-
ward MOntmartre, upsetting the seats and
kiosks in front of the Cafe des Varieties, in
order to block up the streets and prevent
the passage Of the cavalry. They even
succeeded in distinguishing several gas
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and for itB benent-hIs action In this matter hay.
Ing added to the value OF It's assets and afforded,
much needed facilities 10 tho commercial commu.
nifty M u time when 10 other banking facilities
existed.
Rrsotwd, That the thanks OF this board be and
they arc hereby rendered to mr. Gibbcs for ITO
uniform courtesy With which lie has presided
over itI deliberations.
RpSoir'W, That this hoard accepts with sincere
regret the resignation OF Mr. H. &. Ioper as di-
rec.ur ana ~ cashier OF this bank.
Rcsoired, That the thanks OF This board and Of
tr stockholders arc due ami arc hereby tender
al 10 Mr. I.opcr for the liciy and zeal with
which he has always discharged The duties OF his
oNicr. aud moro especially for the energy, zeal
aEd goo'l Judgment displayed by him. and by
by Which the entire assets of the bank were
saved from destruction during the perillU;.i
times immediately succeeding the full OF Column
bia.
ReS0irpd. That committee OF three he appoint
cd to procure some suitable testimonial to c pro-
scented tn Mr. Loper In the name OF this bank, ;is
slight indication OF the high estimate placed upon
his faithful and jealous discharge OF duty.
RfSoircd, That II copy OF these resolutions he
sent TO Mr.. GbbcS ana to Mir. I.opcr nnh that
they he published I'm the Courier and DAILY news.
Extract FROM the minutes.
JAMES T. BETS, Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
BY JOHN =. RYAN.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSES AND
Il l.ols in Inspection and Princess streets. bY
oruer r o inc trustee, for distribution and change
ON THURSDAY. the e3d day of December, at II
% nClock ~. A. ~ The oli l'ostollcr, foot OF Broad
street, will sell 10 the highest bidder withont
any manner Of reserve,
,.,. the following enumerated HOUSES and LOTS,
unc HOUSE ami LOT, known ~ No. 8 Inspec-
ZION Street, measuring and containing thirty .rIno
and twenty feet la depth. be thr Same moTe or
less, ana having such outings anu boundings
A. n., ,e , i n%wn IA plat annexed TO The titles
iini.i Coiohei W:.iiiin Drayton to William Wight
Convcyancc; this Lot bclug known In such Mat
oS the number cighty-tw0 tS2.)
All tha, LOT or LASns SA,S"s with the ,r,ct 1,orn.
lncnt building thereon. Known as No. I Princess
street, III u plan of said property made by n. *.
rarnc, surveyor March. iSlB and rcc0rlcd in
iuSistrnr acshc Conveyance Office, hook W, NO.
~ y. 3l2 measuring and containing I'M front on
frhcess street 10 feet by 40 feet tecp be the
same more or less; buting and bounding north
y rnceSs street west hy Lot No. In above plat
SOUTH ny Lands now or formerly OF X W. Sey.
monr ana J. Dcsarc, and east by Lands or -
i"9ethcr i with the free right TO the nso OF the
ney.way ,,. -FOUR icet wide adjoining said Lot, for
the Use OF this Lot No. l.
AISo
~ that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Tenement
building thereon. known as No. 0 Princess street.
III the plat last referred to, AMI adjoining the Lot
!hsl deacrihcd on thc east, measuring and con-
tanning 10 feet front ON Princess street. by 40 feet
ueep' bc TIC same more or less; lutting and
bonntng north on Princess street, south on Lands
HOW or formerly partly OF X. w. Seymour and
partly ol j. Dcsarc to the cast Oh Tho Lot last
mnorc ucscrlbr'l aud 10 the west on lot No. II In
the plat last mentioned.
Ternii-One-hnr cash; balance In one and two
Years, WIN interest from date; credit portion to
be secured hy bond Of the purchaser and mort
gagc OF the premises; premises TO be secured and
policy assigned Possession given immediately.
Purchaser 10 pay for lAipcrs ana stamps.
10 examine plat OF this property, Ur for further
hiornnll0h, pppy TO JOHN S RYAN,
ucCih "ihiithl No. 80 Broad street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17

TIE HOLIDAY TRADE.-As q general rule,
the most extensive nnd liberal buyers OF holiday
goods do not put OF their purchases until The
stocks have become low and the crowd so grcnt
that they are unable TO make satisfactory sclcc.
tions. Indeed, as We happen to know, some OF
the most desirable customers in that branch OF
trade are already on the lookout for souvenirs
of the coming season. Dealers who propose TO
engage In it-and which OF them docs not p
should therefore announce their attractions With.
out delay. II they wish to reap an carly harvest.
We need hardly add, what they already know,
that the advertising columns OF TIE NEWS, al
ways n reflex OF the business Of the city, arc con-
'sultcd now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains In any branch Of trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
HOTEL Acknowledgements Ii.
CmARl.EsruN HOTEL,


James Epps, Carendon; w f. Force,
Charleston; NJ. q. Dunlap, Fairfield; J. l.. Craig,
| BiaclsLock; l. u. Clark. Louisville; Mrs J. II.
Brunson, New York; Charles II. RceyeR Jerad X.
wainwright, Pliiadelphia; 1'laddcus Page, los.
ton; J. II. Carpenter, New York; G. @. TutheiI,
Havana; l.. $. Calhoun, Mrs. Z. IS. Calhoun, Now
York; @. Graham, Marion; L. A. Pratt, New York;
F. q. Merriman, Wheeling; +. F. Russell, Mira. r.
r. Russell anu servant, New york; +. Murphy.
City, George Lunney Darlington.
PAVILION HVrHI-
Samuel II. Arnold, Maryland; G. VI. Brown.
Ocala; Il. u. Cain. Marion; s. Miller. Aiken; T. M.
Stokes, d. q. Strobcl. RIdgeyc; A. q. Pen,ble,
Southern Express Company; J. Is. Quattiebauin,
Master Quaitlebaum, Orangcburg; W. II. Brown,
Georgia; w. IL. Huwan, Orangebury; w. Clark,
lIewisyilio; w. II. Duncan, BurnwclI; Il. L. Wor-
sham, Cooper River; j. S. BracSintun, Kiugstrce:
George Chaudicr, Snyanaah; J. 4. Rogers, II. B.
Rogers, Is. J. R1geIs. Marlboro'; E. a. IiagnDI,
Samuel u. Carr. Mrs. Marlin Carr, MisA Il. G. Nc.
Donald, Barnwcll: ID. s. Walker, Port Royal Rail.
ROAD; George Van Lew, New YORK; H. Smith
Maryland; John II. Walker. Baltimore; George
Cannon, Mount Holly; !. &. RrOcklntOn, yr
l>ingstreo; r. X. Coburn, Summervillc.
MILLS HoU8E
q. u. Whaiey, OranYe5uis; John u Chadwick,
Wadmalaw; j. Dewitt Wllle. Il. W. Walsh. New
YORK; +. Adams. Grccnsb0ro', n. c.; II. Barnwc;i
Savannah; J. II. Shen S. Weldon and lady paul
CIann, wife and daughter. 8. Mason, J. b. Wilson
and wife, New York; L. Mcbride, Patterson, N. j.;
y. Butler, Massachusetts, T. =. Smith, G. O. Parish:
r a. Grnham, Manchester; q. II. Martin, Louis.
Vile; J. l. Alexander J. T. Carpenter, I. A. Pratt
Now YORK; J. w. Campbell, Boston; u q. TIthIll.
Havana; 9. Wilson, Canada
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Peoples Bank.

As meeting of tho Board OF Directors of
" Tho Peoples Bank Of South Carolina" held OH
the 18th Instant, Mr.. James 8. Gibbes having ten.
dnred his resignation as president and as q dl.
rector OF sho bank, and Mr.. II. q. Iopcr having
aho rendered his resignation as o adirectnr und "a
cashier, the following resolutions were unanl.
riously adopted:
:isesoIued, 1hat this board In accepting the rcsr
nation OF Dir. James 8 Glh,es deem II nrOper 10
place upon record their high apprcciation OF Inc
energy and zeal he has display cd III the discharge
OIL MS duties as director and as president.
I;es0lepd, That the thanks Of the stocS cShoidera
are due to Mr.. Glbbes, for having, ut the close OF
tho war, allowed the nse OF hIa name in conneo
tlon Wth That OF our late Iamcnted ?rcsident, d.
L. Mckay. Esq, for tho purpose or Carving on A
banking business With the capitol Of thls bank,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-17
OFFICE or THE RgG,Srn,n IN EAHxnurroY. +,
Auriioncers' i3rluate 5alss, &e.
GALE by TRUSTEES. UNDER AT.
~ THoRlTY or THE COURT OF EQUiTY
At FEIyATR SALI.-
AN EI.EGAST MASSION AND spLENnIn
GROUNDS.

WIN he sold nj Private Si,o TINT elegant HOUSE
ut the corner or Blake and Drake atrrcIs with m
thr surrounding garden ana spNrInus grounds
rms l." one OF the moIt compete and IFsutirnt
eSlahilsllincns In G'arleson; commanding fine
view ol me 'arhnf. hni! cnhraring II large rxtopt
ol grounds, ihrhiv sct with trees nJ cycry sie
acrpli0i,, f0rcst, fl1iit Ead flowers nj, scicotsfi
and disposed with i!ia utmost care and taste
me HOUSE u ia,,r AMI c,H'nnd, ,,,:,1 cuntninIn0
fourteen ronlnS. admirably arranged with tInuhic
piiI|ns on The south, wifn q lnc largo Kilchen
ann vi oti.r necessary Outbnlun1..
In autilion 10 fhts. there Ia another Dwelling
lionsc on the premises. situate on tic northeast
corner, sniabG for small family.
The Lot measures four hundred uool feet front
OH DraNc street hy abnnt two hnntlrod md cInLtv
i2aol feet In depth Oh Blake street
10 my pcrson Wishing to cstabsh himself In
handsome residence, with fine garden ana
spnoions walks and grounds. u,e above property
PRESENTS "A rare opportunity.
hI9O,
Dony 0i MARSH LAND, On tia east M Rs,r
street. separated from the above PROPERTY NV I,ay
street embracing nix hundred tGnt1 fcrI 'froN,
horth 10 south by three hundred l3ool fce. fron,
east 70 west ON the west side Of the Northeastern
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