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lists: while not few of them are downright
rascals. I have been told that they have rob-
bed the dead. Some of them are villanous-
looking enough for anything.
General War Notes.
The downfall of Louis Napoleon recalls the
cutting repartee which he Is said to have re-
ceived from Lady BlesssingtOn. The Countess
had betriended him when he was poor ad-
yenturer In London, and went to Paris to be
near him after he had become prosperous.
Much to her chagrln, he paidher no attention,
but one day when their carriages were abreast
in thronged street, Napoleon said, "Count-
ess, how long do you expect to remain In
Paris ~ She answered, with dignity and omi-
nous wit, "0nly short time. How long do
you expect to stay here 2"
The telegraph has performed very impor-
tant part In the present war. Each Prussan
army has o telegraph division, consisting Of
three station wagons with ten systems of ap-
paratus and the necessary batteries, six requi-
stion wagons, and necessary vehicles for
equipage. They carry with them material for
six miles of'telegraph. The personnel OF each
division consists Of an engineer officer, be-
sides second officer as assistant, twelve gov
ernment telegraph officials for working the
apparatus, and the necessary number Of pio-
neers for tile restoration or erection of tele-
graph lines. In the advance Into France
scarcely did the enemy disappear on the fur
ther side of the valley than these telegraph
corps began their work in order to secure a
rapid means of communication between the
different portions of the army, as well as to
keep up q connection with the States telegraph.
As rule these telegraph pioneers erect one
mile (German) of telegraph in four hours, or
under favorable circumstances in two hours,
such Is the perfection of their organization.
The North German Correspondent mentions
the following case, illustrating the pitiless
manner in which the order expelling Germans
from France was enforced: A German sculp-
tor, called KONG, who had lived six years In
Paris, received an order on the goth OF August
to leave France within three days. His aged
mother lay on her death-bed, and he sought,
but was refused, temporary permission to
remain for his wife and dying parent On the
third day two police agents appeared to con.
duct the family to the railway station. and
with great difficulty K0nig obtained delay
of two hours. The poor patient was prepared,
as we'll as possible, for removal, but expired IN
being borne to the carriage which was waiting
at the street door. The sculptor's wife earnest
ly begged permission to remain in Paris till
her relative had been Inferred. but her en-
treaties were in vain, and the corpse was COM
mitted for burial to some of their neighbors in
whose hearts all human feeling was not quite
extinct. The unfortunate sculptor, in his dis
tress, applied to Prince Metternich, who coldly
replied that he could not Interfere.
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FELLOW FEVER IN NEW FORK.

NEW YORK, October 3.
Communication between Brooklyn and Gov
ernor's Island is prohibited, on account OF yel-
low fever. There was heavy rain In the city
last night and all this morning. No serious
damage is reported.
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rHE Loss OF TIE C4PEAIN.

LONDON, October 3.
Sidney advices to September report that
extensive defensive preparations are progress
sing.
The Avoca. coming from Australia, has AL
600 ounces of gold, and l65, 600 sovereigns.
Messrs. Laird g. Co. testified before naval
court-marlial that the iron-clad Captain rolled
from seven to eight degrees in beam sea.
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funeral Notlres.

@- TIE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Captain W. ". Sale, and of his son,
CHARLES W. SALE, ore Invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF the latter, THIS AFTERSooS,
at S O'Clock, at No. e2 Rutledge avenue. oct4
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marrif6.

T-CHARTRAND.-On the evening Of the
26th September, at Ariadne, Coleton County, at
the residence Of Louis F. La Bieux, ESQ.,, by the
Rev. c. B. Northrop, c. ID. BARBor, ESQ, and
LOUISE c. DE MAcOMB, daughter OF the late Jonn
NJ. Chartrand, Esq, OF Matanzas, Cuba. No cards.
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ns- UNITED STATES D is T RI G 7
corRT-soUTH CAROLINA DIsTR!cT.-1N RE
THE LAURESs RAILROAD COMPANY, BANK
RUpTs.-IN BANKRUPTCY.-The creditors OF the
Iaurens Railroad Company, Bankrupts, are re-
oulred, by order OF The Court, dated August 20
$50 To render and establish their respective
liens before G. G: JAEGER Registrar, at New
berry. South Carolina within thirty days from
the publication hereof, or they Will he preciadeo
from any distribution OF the assets OF tie salu
pontrupt JAMES NJ. BAXTER, Assignee.
Sewberry, s. c., September 8, 1870.
cnnR-1mO
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SAD NEWS FOR THE SOUTH.
General Lee Stricken with Paralysis.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
The condition of the teegraphs and railroads
prevents the confirmation, or obtaining de-
tails, Of the following dispatch:
RICHMOND, October3.
The Lexington Gazette painfully announces
that General R. E. Lee was stricken with par
alysis on the 2sth ult., since which time he has
been altogether speechless. The entire COM
munity are bow ed with sorrow at this afliction
to the old hero, which they regard as mourn
tul event to the State.
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The Railroad from New Orleans to Mobile
one hundred and thirty eight miles in length,
is rapidly approaching completion, ftty-eight
miles of the eastern and twenty-five miles of
the western end being finished and in running
orse-.
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RED REpUBL1cAN1sM IN LYONS

Dumas Dying-The Food Problem In
Paris-E1pected Departure of the
LoNDoS, October 8.
It is said that Alexandra Dumas, Sr.. is
= dying at Dieppe.
French frigates stop English merchantmen
in The Channel and compel them to show their
papers.
Paris adyices state that decree relieves the
government from the care of the poor, and
throws the responsibility thereof upon the mu-
nicipality. Breadstuffs not required in the
households for use, will be placed at the dispo-
sal Of the Paris commissariat.
French War Reports.
TOURS, October.3
An official decree has been issued for the
purpose OF enforcing discipline and order. The
moet vigorous and stringent measures have
been taken with that view.
Court-martias will replace councils OF W ar
during the continuance ofthe war. There will
be no reyersion OF alteration of the sentences
pronounced by the court-martials.
Article sixth provides that all deserters,
murderers, spies, thieves and pillagers shall be
punished with death; also provides the same
punishment for any soldier who threatens or
disobeys superior officer, or loses his arms
for the purpose of avoiding combat. During
a fight any commissioned or non-commission-
ed officer is authorized to shoot any soldier
detecaed in cowardly action, or who does not
assume any place to which he is ordered, or
endearors to create panic.
ANY non-military person participating in
any of the said offences may be subjected to
the death penalty.
Each army division will be accompanied By
aforce of gems d'armes. The provost marshal
mag issue orders to enforce these rules, and
may, upon his own authority, make arrests.
The whole of the decree is applicable to I'll
the armed forces of the Republic.
Projects and mayors are ordered to proceed
at once to mobilize troops, reporting progress
every three days under pain OF revocation.
These decisive measures are heartily ap-
proved of by all the population here.
The government is much preoccupied in
where persons who have usurped authority
have just sequestrated the property OF the
religious corporations.
English War Reports.
IcNDoS, October 3:
The Prussians have pushed their scouts be-
yond Vile Juif and Drouey.
The French gunboats on the Seine have fired
on the Prussians who were burning the woods
at Billaucourt.
The firing from Forts de LEST and ST. Denis
have dislodged the Prussians at Chateau de
STORES and LIE Bourget.
The Prussials have thrown up works at
Dugry.
1t is>reported that in consequence of the
vote in the Leonine City having been cast
unanimously for the rulership Of Victor
Emanuel, the Pope will take up his residence
in ilalta.
Archbishop Manning, in sermon at
Westminster Cathedral, delivered on Sunday
lest, likened Victor Emanuel 10 Pontius Plate.
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Guerial Notlles.

@- MEDICAL NOTICE. PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases Pc talning to the GENlTO
URINARY ORGANS: will receive the latest sclen-
tlac treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, Office No. IA Hasel
street, three doors from the Postofice.
aan0n-fnfl1Yr
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DEATH OF i SENATOR.

SARATOGA, october 3.
The Hon. Henry Black, member Of the South
Carolina Senate, died here on the first instant,
aged seventy.
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5perial Notices.

~ CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
MARYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS Day dlscharg!ng cargo at Pier
No. /, Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at conslgnees'
risk MORDECI Il CO.,
oct4-l Agents.
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W4sHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, October 8.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
The revenue to-day is sl,l25,O0O.
The fee of FIVE dollars for passports Is aool-
ished.
A. n. Young, Of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed Consul at St. Jago de Cuba.
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esrDANCING SCHOOL.-MONS. BER-
GER informs his patrons that he has resumed his
tuition In DANCING. For particulars apply at
No. 33o KING STREET. sep30-ftuf3"
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as- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and'the propriety
o. impropriety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified Tor matrimonial
happiness. Sent Free In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Do sepl7-3mos
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n@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-O FIJI C e
GRANlTEvILLE MANUFAcTURING COMPANY,
AUGUSTA, GA, OCTOBER l, 1s7o-ouarterly
Dividend No. 10, OF TWO (2l PER CENT on the
Capital Stock Of the Granlteville Manufacturing
Company, hos been declared, and Will be payable
on and after the 10th inst. K. csSsG
octl-3 H. II. HICKMAN. President.
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@- GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CARoLINA.-Emigrantss seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain Il. HARMS Agent Of this Society, whose
office for the present is at No. SO East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily ONCE hours from 12 to O'Clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN,
ap23 stu President.
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@ AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.- OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. FoOTE, No. 12O Lexington avenue,
New York. decl5
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ms- BEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
DIR. J. BRADFIELB'S FEMALE REGULATOR is
one OF those fortunate discoveries that only occur
at long intervals. This remedy is Womar's Best
Friend, and no lady who Is familiar with Its Yir-
tues Is to be found without bottle OF 1t.
For sale by GOODRICH, wlNEMAN & co.
jun21-stuth6mOs
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OVER $4,000 PREMIUMS.

Competition is invited from all sections Of the
country. The highest premiums will be award
ed to the best productions In Agriculture, Stock,
Agricultural Implements, Mechanics, Manufac-
lures, Art and Industries OF every kind. The Pre-.
MUM List will be generally distributed. Special
premiums will be awarded to largest and best
growth Of cotton, rlce corn, and field crops gen.
orally, and also improved agricultural imple-
ments. sep1-thstuD&o
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ms- ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COM
PANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C.-CHARLEsToN,
s. c., OCTOBER l. 1S7O.-In accordance with res
outlon OF the Board Of Directors. TEN PER
CENT Of the Capital Stock Of this Company is
hereby called for, payable at the Treasurer's or
fee, Browns Wharf, on or before the 10th in
slant. F. J. PELZER,
|. oct1-stuths Treasurer.
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@ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TKUssES-Comfort and Care for The Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E, B. Fo0TE, No. l2o Lexington avenue New
:ork. "e'i0
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ns- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN

@r THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.-CHARLESTO S. c.,
SEPTEMBER 80, 187o-DIvIDEND No. 3.-The
Board OF Directors OF this Company having de-
clared Semi-Annual Dividend OF FOUR PER
CENT. on the Capital Stock Of the Company
(being Four Dollars per share), the same will be
paid the Stockholders on and after MONDAY, Sd
October. THOS. R. WARING,
oct1-tuths3 Cashier.
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sB THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST CoMPANY-SAvINGS DEPART
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested to leave their
Books to be credited with the October quarterly
Interest due 1st pro1inio. All Deposits made on
or before the Goth OF October, will bear interest
flOm 1st October.
{. Interest six per cent, compounded quarterly.
THOMAS R. WARING,
sep22.thstuImo Cashier.
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m- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, SEPTEMBER %, 1s7o.-The
Board OF Directors Of this Company having de.
clared Dividend Of Fifty Cents per Share on the
Capital Stock, the same will be paid to STOCK
holders on and after MONDAY, Sd October.
The Transfer Books will be closed from THIS
0'''o 49, ". J. HERlOT,
se,22 Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Board Of Directors Of the South Carolina
Institute, after an interruption Of ten years, In
consequence Of the war, have determined to re-
sumo the object for which the institution was
chartered by the State, oy giving q FAIR in
Charleston, S. G., commencing NOVEMBER 1sT,
1870 for exhibition OF and competition In all
branches Of industry. The well.known reputa-
tion OF the Institute is, they presume, sufncient
guarantee to the public that 1t will be made o
great success.
Railroad and steamboat fares will, they are as
sured, be reduced so low as to enable persons
from all parts Of this and the adjoining States to
visit the City OF Charleston during Fair week.
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@- TO THE PUBLIC.-W R. FORD
HAMS REFORM BRASS AND STRING BAND,
in support Of the War CARPENTER and BUT
LER) Campaign. Latest style Of Music for dane
Ing parties. orders left at my residence, No. 2l2
Meeting street, two doors above John street, op-
posite Arnold's Grain Store, will meet with
prompt dispatch. ". R. FORDHAM,
OF Reform Band.
n. N.B.-Country orders promptly attended to.
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ns-FOR EDISTO, ENTERPRISE, &C.
The Steamer "ARGOm now leaves South Atlantic
Wharf on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS instead OF
Mondays and Thursdays. See timetable adVer-
tisod In another column. sepSO
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THE TORCH IN NEWBERRY

FRUITS OF THE TEACHINGS OF SCOTT,
CREWS t. co.
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@- THE ESTATE OF ROBERT R.
BEE-Noticei is hereby given that the undersign-
ed will, on the 22d Of October next at IL O'Clock
NJ, apply to the Hon. GEORGE BUST. Judge Of
Probate, for Charleston County, for Letters Dis
missory as Executor Of the above named Estate.
sep22. 2.thstu1mOt ROBERT BEE.
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ag- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
"CHAMPION,n from New York, are notified
that she is dlscharging cargo at Adger's South
Wharf. Goods uncalled for atsunset will remain
on the wharf at owners risk.
octi-1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
@- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CARoLlNA-cHARLEsTo BRANCH
All Money deposited In this Bank on or before the
FIFTH DAY of each Calendar Month will bear in
terest 70 per cent? for that month the same as If
deposited on first instant.
D. RAvENEL, JR,
oct4-2 Assistant Cashier.
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MS NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any Of the
Crew OF the Brig JENNIE MOODY, as no debts OF
their contracting will be paid by the Captain, or
oct4-3 HENRY CARD. Agent.
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IMMINENT PERIL OF KING
WILLIAM.
A SEMI-oFFICIAL DECLARATION FROM
RUSSIA.
THE ELECTION IN ROME.
NOON DISPATCHES.
The Approaching Bombardment of
Paris.

The Approaching Bombardment Of
Paris.
LONDON, October 8.
The Prussians are slowly closing around
Paris, but so far have made no attempt to
lombard the city. The Prussiau garrison at
Strasbourg consists of 10000 men.
Arrangements are progressing to lombard
Paris from Vile Juit, Genueville and ST.
Cloud.
The strasbourg besieging army has been
divided. A part goes to Lyons, and part to
Paris.
The correspondent of the London Times be-
lieves that the reduction OF Paris will require
considerable time.
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7HE VERY LAlES T.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CLOSING IN on PARIS.

TIE GERMANs ADTANC. SO THEIR
WORKS.
RESULT OF THE ROMAN PLEBlSC1TE.
THE POPE TO TAKE REFUGE IN
NJ A L
ADOPTION BY THE FRENCH OF A STRICT
MILITARY CODE.
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THE REPORTED FRENCH VICTORY
OF SEPTEMBER a7 A CANARD.

DETAILS OF THE KILLING OF THE DUKE
OF NASSAU.
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upon the battlefield, are evidently mere tour
lists. while not few of them are downright
rascals. have been told that they have rob-
bed the dead. Some of them are villanous-
looking enough for anything.
General NVar Notes.
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PARIS TO BE SHELLED.
THE PRUSSI1NS 4CTITELY PRE-
PAIRING TO BOMBIRD THE CITY.

THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS ASK TWENTY
FOUR HOURS NOTICE TO LEAVE:
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5anrp GOODS, Sc.

fairs.
m E n T 81 F A 3
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD
IN EsTON, s.. c.,
On the 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th NOVEMBER next.
PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM n. LAWTON.
vICK.PREsIDENTs:
WILLIAM KIRKwooD, JOSEPH WALKER,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER:
WILAoT G. DESAUssURR.
prREcToRs:
J. D. AIKEN, EDWARD ". MARSHALL,
R. DEwAR BAcoT, FRANCIS J. PoRcHER,
JAMES N. EAsoN, G. Y. RICHARDSON,
HENRY GRRDTs, WV. G. VARpKLL,
GEO. s. HACKER, JAMES 7. WEtsNAN,
WM s. HENEREY, ". G. WHILDEN.
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Personal.

In the United States Supreme Court, at Wash
ington, on the 18th inst, on motion Of B. h.
Curtis, E, J. Phelps, ESQ of Vermont, was adj
mitted to practice as an attorney and counselor
of the court. Among the cases argued was the
following:
No. DDS. The Rutland Marble Company. ap-
pellant. VS.. William Y. Ripley ct al. The argu-
ment of this cause wss commenced by Mr.. L. J.
Phelps, Of counsel for the Rutland Marble Com
psny, and continued by Mr.. Eimunds for Rip
ley ct al.
Hon. James II. platt, NJ. C. from Virginia,
and Secretary of the Republican Congressional
Committee, has been in Vermont for few days
past. He was in this city lsst week
A good story is told Of Anna Dickinson, which
illustrates that woman, however eminent, is
woman still. When she opened the Boston "
ceum, she came promptly to the front Of the
platform at half past seven, and quietly sur
yeyed the audience without opening her mouth,
for several minutes. She did not sit down,
although a chair had been provided for her.
Why didn't you sit down p asked one of the
managers. What answer gave the eloquent
little woman? DO you suppose was going to
sit down in my new dress?''
Rev Benjamin Perkins Stone, ID, one Of
the most widely known ministers and theolOgians
Of New Hampshire, died suddenly Of heart
disease at his home in Concord, on Saturday.
lie was born in Reading, Vt, February llth,
1901.
Rev. Lewis P. ". Balch, ID, Of Montreal,
has resigned the Office Of senior canon Of the
cathedral Of Montreal. which he has held for the
last four years, to take the rectorship Of the
Church Of the Ascension in Baltimore, Nd
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First National Bank
OF R u EsEF.s' TOW.

burlington, VT, Oct. 18th, 1870.
correspondents and DE
pOSlfOFS Of This Bank are
hereby notified that this
BGHk h0S been pat into E-
quotation for the purpose
Of consolidation ICifh the
Merchants National Bank
OF BURLINGTON, VT,
and az she close Of business
or the 18TH day Of October,
1870, gbe books. accounts
and balances of this aGHk
sCjU be transferred 10 The
said Merchants National
Bank Of burlington, W.,
and aH orders, checks and
communications shOwTd be
addressed GcCOrdfHSIy.
Outstanding checks upon
finds depO$ifed ia thiS
BGmE lgiU be paid By the
.YgerChGmFs National Bank
ant heaters lCifh This
Bank CGH continue their
bVSFHCSs sC5Eh Me .I5er-
chants National Bank Hp-
GA me same terms that they
hare had 5t this BGHE'. and
'Cjih0sd interruption OF
their current accounts.
Wy order Of The BEARD Of
Directors.
g.. &. DODGE,
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sALEsNiEV WANTED

Dullness lonorahle- 10 competition, liberal pa
given. 5. ". KENNEDY, ,. 4th a. fhlla'
Dec i-fd6wiW
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cTnantial.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUR-
BURLINGTON, VI O7t. IA. is7o.

BURLINGTON, VT Ost- ~, la
To he ComPtoH,r offhs Currency,
Washington, ID. c..
sIR IL Is hereby certified, in pursuance Of sec
ton - 81 the act OF Congress entitled An act 10
provide a national currency secured by pledge OF
United States bonds and to provide for the circua
ton and redemption thereof" approved June ,,
1864. that at a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank of Burlington. located at Bur
lingtOn, in te State Of Vermont, duly notified and
held pursuant to law and the articles Of association
Of said bank at the Office Of aid association, at Bur-
lngton, aforesaid. the i2ih day ofOctober, 1870,
IL voted by the shareholders Of said alton
owning more than Othirds Of its stock that said
association 90 into liquidation and be closed the
18th day Of October 1870 for the purpose Of beng
consolidated in good faith With the Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of Burlington, Vt.
In testimony whereof have, by instruction Of the
Board of Directors Of sad association hereto sub
scribed my name. and affixed the seal Of said assO-
citation, at Burlington, Aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
Seal L. c. DODGE, Cashier.
NOTICE The First National Bank Of Burline-
ton, located at Burlington in the State Of Vermont
is closing up its affairs. All note holders and other
creditors Of said association are therefore hereby
notified T. present the notes and other claims against
the association for payment.
L. c. DODGE, Cashier.
BURLINGTON, VI, Oct. Il, ls70.-dtw2mos.