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SOUTHERN WoMEN's BUREAU. Ia
dies constituting the Southern Womcn's
Bureau met in New York Thursday at
Room No. 30 Cooper Institute, adopted
a constitution and bylaws, and elected
officers as follows: President, Mrs.
Charlotte F. Wells Vice President, Miss
Sallie Shanks; Recording Secretary, Miss
Carter; Corresponding Secretary, Laura
c. Holloway Executive Committee, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. H'iIbour, ard Mrs. Coleman.
Arrangements were then made for the
delivery OF lecture by Miss Laura {,
Holloway, entisled ''Wu1uarr n the
South" or Thursday next, at 3 p. IN.
Letters were received from several parts
of the Union giving promise Of support
Of the bureau, the object Of which is to
give aid and information TO Southern
women who are dcSirous Of being edu'
Gated in the various useful occupations
of life. After the election Of nine mem
bers, the meeting adjourned until Thurs,
day next, at . p. M, one hour before the
time for the proposed lecture.
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e.,rf,T ni--o..' .-''~cerine explosion oc-
Cured at Worcester, at 10 m. on the
9th. Twelve houses we're destroyed.
and the shock distinctly felt at points 90
miles distant. Crockery and furniture
we're broken half mile distant from the
disaster. But strange to say only ONO
life was lost and some thirty odd per.
sons wounded. The explosion took
place in the rear car of a train. Three
cars were demolished.
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Treasurer Spinner has furnished US

Treasurer Spinner has furnished US
with a copy Of the following notice,
which he says has been sent to all bank
ers and brokers on this continent:
United States Notes, Series of 1860,
. 600 notes Of $40 each, form No. H3,'
$50. 0.00l=, to No. 1859. .000*, both in
elusive, were stolen from the Treasury.
No. $40 notes, Of number higher than
III. .23G, 0O0* have been issued. Please
look out for the stolen noies. A libcrQl
reward will be paid to any person through
whose instrumentality the thief may be
detected. Hold parties presenting the
stolen notes, Gf suspicious attach tc
them,l and in any case of presentation
notify the Treasurer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

CURIOUS THlSGs TO kSow.-BeSidcs the
fact tia. ice is lighter than water, there
is another curious thing about it which
persons do not know perlaps-.namely, lis
parity. 4 lump of ice melted will always
become purely distilled water. When
tic early navigators of the Artic seas got
out Of water they melted fragments Of
those vast mountains Of ice called ice
bcrgs, and were astonisIicd to frd that
they yielded only fresh water. They
thought that they were frozen salt water,
not knowing that they were formed or
the land and in some way launched into
the sea. But if they had been right the
result would have been all the same. The
fact is, the water in freezing turns out
ont of all that is rot water, salt, air, col
oling matter and all impurities Frozen
sea water makes fresh water ice. you
freeze a basin Of indigo water it will
make it as pure as that made ofpurc ram
water. When the cold is very sudden
these foreign matters have no time to cs-
cape, either by raising or sinking, and
are thus entansled with the ice, but do
not form any part Of it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

NEwBgREY. S. c., June cS.-Cotton market
dull. mjddlings l7Lc.
NEW YORK. June 81 ?. M.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales l: 200 Dacs-uplauds orleans
2li%. Gold 10s.
CHARLESTON, Jnre 27-Cot:on 1at-middling
I9: sales 81 bales: receipts 26l; stock 5,499.
LIVERPOOL. june 27-Eveuing Cotton firm
er, upands TO- l0t; Orleans iJ4 1oS; sales
1900 bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Cr!mina:iou ail,l rccr;rniualon is now the
rule in tic radical rancho. Thc backs O!
the party say taat bavius voted white men
to office ana pap, :hey now want the white
men 70 vote for them ltt!c. They a:H!m
tha, their foo: is pow down on the matter.
They wan, the game Of ''ticjlc 10 be fairly
played. They say that the white radicals
won: say turkey" 70 them once. We arc
told that IIoge in 4 recent speech quoted the
fable Of the fox and flies lIow hclrt!csS
and uubls,sEing. He acknowledges that his
party, 1y li!se, are thick upon the body
polite, nut dou't shake them of-jast let
theaa suck the peoples susten:nce little
longer.
Now is the time f2r The Reform rarty %
W@tk.
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Father G,sreSche. 4 learned and pious
priest. icctured in Charleston last Wednes<
da: night. on the subject of parental love
its uatuye, duties and trials" The lecture
WAS 4 model Of grace aud beauty, and
ahoundcd il opposite truths; When treating
ot the datics Of payenta! love, he eIoqucntly
a,IvertcA to The following strong point:
II the father he not always respectful and
kind 20 the mother, how will the child learn
that respect for the sex which is I grace TO
The maa'v and ciiiralrors? Unless the wife
bc always respectful and loving 70 her hus>
band. llow can S!;e expect hcr child 70 obey,
when she irS;rUctS tho child 10 reverence and
obey him.
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~ RIGHT COMES TO MOST

at last, but generally when the heart is with
cred, and cDr:emns the boon. Yet right tri-
umpbs-and it may he some consolation to
so assert. The progress in public esteem
made by the Use OF the "Old Carolina Bits
ters," is the best proof Of this. Its march
has been rapid and successful one, and thc
palms of victory follow in its wake No one
can expect to be cured of dyspepsia, and its
hydra-headed accompaniments, unless they
try the efficacy Of this justly celebrated tonic.
Wincnan's Crys.alized Worm Candy new
or fails! June %, 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

TIE EARTHQUAKE 1T OAXACA.-MeXl-
can letters OF late date contain deSc:ip-
TONS Of the terrible earthquake al Oak
aca. On tic lltl ult., which nearly
ruined that ancient city. One account is
as follows:
about half.nast II p. NJ, several hard
shocks were fc,;, causing destruction Of
lirc and property ali over the city. The
motion was o<c:lat!ng at first from South
20 North, then vertical or trembling.
The Stocks lasted about tif!y-cight sec
unds, and in force, destruction and scvcri-
tv surpassed anything Of the kind that
has ever taken place in thiS State.
Oaxaca is probably one Of the strongest,
most firmly constructed cities in Mexi.
co vet the condition Of the honscS since
,;,e rarihqHakc is truly de?l2Iab!c some
Of them in complete ruins. The palace
IS aI:nos. destroyed, and will require
thousands of dollars before it can be
made suitable for occupation. San
Francisco is one mass of ruins, end the
WiluiG ui tue COIIIIV.S u '"~ NtN SNH
vcut Of San Juan dc Dios IN. ourylng
four persons and wounuiTg ma.,." more.
, The clock tower, which WAS Only finished
cu the 5th Of May, Was shaken down,
passing through the top Of the building
into the Supreme Court rooms, aad
ihroDgh the i;oors Of these i"to the
portals of the paacc The total number
q; The persons Killed is about one hun
i:cd, Willie !; is Impossible to, ascertain
the numhcr Of the wounded. The
shocks Contained the ncxt day (Thurs-
dav,) and about quarter ia l very
severe one was felt. Friday there were
one or two very slight shocks. Terror
! reigrs supreme, and upon the couate-
nance Of every one anxiety and fear Of
greater cr;: arc plainly depicted. All
rcraaincl in the public squares and out,
side Of the city for Ear that greater
shocks wonid come. and on account OF
its dilapida,cd condition. wou,d make q
complete ruin Of the entire city.
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Y:e following is The full text ~ ~ s 'as

,,..lcc! in the var Ut TIE
"' all i,''s"e ;,;'''s pcrpc;ra;ed, incurred or
'!'E :'s between the 18th day Of april,
IcN, &c, -, AZ! Goth Of August, 1866, with
M restoration OF al rights and privi-
i..sea lost CT injured thereby ana therein.
/ The following classes Of persons, and the
rights, titles and causes OF action, are
eX.tuDted from all the provisions Of this
act, and none other: f,irS; Whoever,
having been educated 1T the military
! arsdrnv It West Point or the nara.
academy 1T AnuaDuli<, siia.i bavc engaged
in the rebellion, in ;i!>urrection against
! the United States, 0: given aid and con-
! fort to the enemies thereof. Second
; Whoever, having been a member Of
either house Of the Congress q; the
! United States, shall have engaged in -
, bellion asains: the same, or pi- en- aid
aid comfort to The cncn;>s thereof and
Whoever was a :n-m1cr of the 50 called
j Coufv.lc:s-c States CONGRESS. Third
wh,.y:r shall have held the Office O!
! head of one CT the Executive Dcpart-
! mcn,s Of the Government cf the United
! States, Minister Plyninotcntiary, or
Minister Resident or judge of any
! Cour, under the United States, and
! s.,au have engaged in rebellion or i:,sur-
| r.c,;ca against The same, or given aid
and c,;,fort to the enemies thereof and
whoever shall haye hcl1 either Of tn e ike
Offices Under the so.callcd Confederate
| States Four,i-whoc-cr shall have vo-
tod for or stoned any ordinance of scccs-
sion ofany State, O. held the Office Of
! Governor Of such State. while the same
was in rebellion. Fii;h-whocvcr while
! in lhc service of the SO called Confederate
! States. treated with cruelty, or otherwise
] lhsn according 10 the usages Of war, any
! prisoner Of war. held bv the authority
Of the 50 callad Confederate States
SixfI,-whccvcr, having charge and Gus.
! tcdy CT The public monies OF the United
| States, entrusted to them between said
dates, have not duly accounted for and
! raid over tie same; and whoever shall
/ have c,ni,cZzlcd or sccreted public
! stores, public goods, chattlcS, monies,
.nrovi>ions or military and naral proper.
I " QI lle lulteu 'clateS- CCNChlH -''i
! deScrtcrs frcm the army and navy Of the
Jnitci States, and all bounty jumpers
E:c!!tt-all property ard rights of pro-
pcr,y acquired by any levy, Judgment
or extor' made and executed upon any
lands and tenements, goods or chatt!es,
or other valuable thing Whatever, ana
any sale or.torielture oy conhScat''n or
taxation whereby rights or titles nave
become vested either IN tne Oh''eo
states Government or IN th!rd persons
Nlnlh-ESery piece and parcel OF iaho,
however 1t may DC described or oouno-
cd, winch now Is or mas oeeh uSeo aS :. 4
national cemetery 'h "H'cn tne ooa'es
OF tie $o'd'eFS cl 'He CH,'ed ota'es az
in'e;reu' OF "''lc' Is III '''e 00o"'0". VI
the Om'eu o'a'e' LOT P'op'Seo oe".
terry, "o!cN parcelS OF IAN" a'e Ie'eoy
declared 10 DC 1He property o. Tue y htsc'
states IN ice oy capture :" war . anu 'o'.
ever ocu'eaceu 70 Tue use anu puI IPoNe'
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n1~o THE BLESSING THE

AGE.-No moro Sick Headache, no more
Dyspepsia, 20 more Indigestion, no more
Piles, no more Chils, TO more Liver Com
p!ainr, no Il orc Jaunhicc, no more Pain iu
tie Back, no more Kidney Disease, no more
CoStvrnr<S. no more Heartburn. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILL is 4 cerraisl
guarantee against II! these distressing conl-
PLAINS.
June -, 25-2t.
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The Bills Of the Bank of tie State and the


Taxes.
We give below the order made by
Judge Carpenter in relation to this mat
ter:
TIE STATE, EH REL, T!.Eo. IL. WAGNER Us.
JOHN II. sToLL, COUNTY TREASURER OF
CHARLESTON COUNTY.
On hearing the application Tor the re-
Iator for a rifle directed to John 2. Stoll,
County Treasurer Of Charleston County,
to show cause why 4 ManlamuS should
not issue requiring him 10 receive the
Bills Of the corporation kncwn as the
President and Directors Of the Bank Of
the State Of South CrroIina, in payment
Of taSos claimed to be due 10 the State Of
South Carolina by the reiator, as set
forth by him, and payment of which
is about to be enforced by the said Coun
tv Treasurer, it is ordered that the rule
do issue as asked for, and that the said
John L. Soil, County Treasurer OF
Charleston County, Go. in his return to
such rule, show cause why the sai;!
rclator to pay and the said John K. StoliI,
County Treasurer of Charleston County,
be required to receive the said bills
alleged to be so rendered by the re-
lator in payment Of the sad taxes, ac-
cording as is alleged to the sixteenth
section of an act entitled "An Act to
establish a Bank on behalf Of and for the
benefit of the State" and that the said
rule be made returnablc on the 18th day
of July, \. d. 1870. 1t is further Or
dcred, that until the hearing Of the mat.
ter set forth in the application and the
return to the said rule, and the judgment
Of the Court thereon, that the rclator
shall have leave and may apply for 4
farther order, if he shall so desire, or if
the same may be necessary, that all pro.
ceedings to enforce the payment Of such
taxes OF the rclator may be stayed.
(Signed) r. 8. CARPENTER.
June 23d, 1870.
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RI, COUNT THE COST.

days rile in almost any part of our coun Try
vii! show more than one practical illustration
of the parable of the man who commenced
to build his castle without counting the cost.
Men often leave ont Of their calculations such
little matters as doors, blinds. sashes, mould
ing>. sc and in the end find no comfort in
the house which they have built. Remem-
Der, therefore. before building, to write to
P. p. Toalc, Charleston, 5. c., the largest
manufacturer OF doors, Sc, in the Southern
States, for an estimate Of the cost Of finish
irg.
June !, 22-1nl.
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--< <O<-
r1. TIL 4 r. T"PI

Ezg THAT FRESHNESS AND
beauty Of complexion, so r,uch to he de-
sired. cannot be retained unless the female
system is in I. hraltIy condition and free
from distractions. >Thcrc is no remedy
which produces such beneficial results rs DR..
rUTr'S SlHSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
DELItiHT. Their purifying effects add
tone 10 TIE stomach, and invisor4te the
whole system.
June -, 2j-2mo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Among our exchanges to hand this week in
All their vigor and freshness, are the Ninth
Ctn;,iry for July, the New Eclectic. Rural
Caroliuiau. Hearth and Home. O!d Guard,
retcrSon'S Magazine, Saturday Evening Post,
The Tcchno!o-i>t. Ii France E!cSanie,
l!i:chcccIi'S Monthly Magazine. Riverside
Nag zinc. Little Corporal, Ladr'S Friend.
Kansas Farmer, Charleston Iypcgraph'c
frlr,ltl and Advertiser IN n" il"ciilo"A'
I....t;" d" L:-a ri! i:":,:ai!''' ,;!':Ir weekly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

LoxDoS, June 23.-Cbapmar, the pub
Usher of Mr.. Dickens, works. publishes
a statement that only one-half of Mr.
Dickens story. 1.-The Mystery of Edwin
Drood," had been written. The story
will be published as far rs written, and
no one will Le permitted to finish il.
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Cheap Rea Ting.

ave have made arrangements with the
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, cight>2ase Agricultural Weekly. pubs
Iishcd 1T Wilmington, n. c., to club that
Journal with the HERALD, at 81 IS per year
jor the TWO, to all new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies Of the Carolina
Farmer may BIC seen 1t this office.
Feb %, ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Federal and Confederate Generals are
entering the Egyptian service. They have
many privileges, one of which is tina: each
officer is allowed one slave as his body
servant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

The Senate bill making the Fourth Of
July, Christmas, New Year and Thanks
giving Days legal holidays in the district
vas passed.
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The fare to New Orleans was reduced
to-day by both the Cincinnati and Rich
mond routes from So to S52.S5, and will
probably 80 down to $40 within the
week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

va DAVID DICKS Ms
Great Book on Farming now out. No farm
crs library complete without it. Bound in
cloth. ezra, 81: Sheep, $3.50; Half Moroc-
co, IS. Orders received At this Office. Good
canvassing agents wanted. For terms, ap-
ply at this office.
June %, 25-tf.
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$%+

'~ Wm. II. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, W ilminston, N. c.,
is authorized TO receive advertisements for
this paper at our lowest cash rates."
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~" "NEEER BE WEARY IN
we'll doing" never weary Of speaking of the
cures produced by SUMTER BITTERs; never
weary of recommending them to those who
suffer from dyspepsia, indigestion, etc.
June 90, 26-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

WASHINGTON June 2l.-The House,
during the morning hour, was occupied
in the consideration Of private bills, and
4 naubcr were passed. In the case of
White. ,orc, Logan offered 4 resolution,
,h,t -. HorSc decline to allow White
more to be >worr. and direct his Gre
dsn,ia!s to be returned to him; Logan
supported his resolution, contendI"s
that the House had the right to say that
q man Of Infamous character snoG."! DC
excluded, Whit.cmorc had committeu
an infamous crime, and was disqualified
lin the eyes Of Congress and the world.
Farnsworth opposed the resolution, and
at the conclusion OF MS speech, the res
o!u,ion was adop;ed-yeas 13l =; nays
-. The following members voted
against the resolution, and in. favor Of
seating Wh;ttcmorc Arncli, Aver,
Brooks, Of Massachusetts, Butler, of
Massachusetts,, Cessna, Cobb, of North
Carolina, Coburn, Fla, nsworth, Hoar,
Jenckes. Kelley, Knapp, Maynard, Nor
rili, of Maine. Nswsham, Poland, Roots,
SAWYER Smith, Of Tennessee, Tafic, lay.
! lor Swichc:l aud Whittcmore.
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L!Gn'r, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT guara iteed TO persons in
every part OF: The cuuutry. Suitable for La
dies or Gentlemen. Bows or Girls. Address
NlN CENTURY PUBLICATION CO.,
Charleston, 5. c.
Nay 4. 1s-tf. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Cons;antinople journals state that two
thousand lives were lost in the recent
condagrat:on.
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General \. C. Darlington delivers the
address before the Alumni Of the State
University Of Georgia at the commence.
mcnt. Guardian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

The Earl Of Clarendon, and Surgeon
Lynn, Of Edinburg University are dead.
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kSy~ FOR THELEGISLATURE.
DIR. D. II WERTS is respectfully p:c>cG-
ted 20 the citizens Of Newberry, for their SUI
fraGc AT the ensuing election. ...
My 4iS-tf. NENBERnl.
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We will send the New York Bec-kecpcrs'
Journal an! National ASriculturist and the
Herald both for one year for IS 50.
address I. I. u Il Ii. GRENEkER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Crop prospects throughout Germany
are discouraging.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

We are informed that Judge Carpen-
ter will soon take the field as the CAM
didatc Of the Bcfcrmists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

CoSS7AHrrSorLE, June 23.-Thc ionr-
nails state that 2,400 lives were lost III
tie late cynfagration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

From Shore to Shore IS q beautiful cnSsa-
wing, suggestive Of Tifc's journey from Child
hood 70 Old Age, represented by boat
crossing a stream.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-29

Tie I"r,lc,. organs an1 the Haines'
piano arc highly spoken # IL lnu-lcal
; circles.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
n CHARLESTON, 5. C..
Corrected Weekly by a. c. KAUFMAN, BIC
ker, No. Is Broad Street.
IENE 0i iSIn

STATE SEcUe1rIEs-South Carolina. old. 90
-; co new, -sS); do, resist'd stock, ex int a
so.
CITY SEcUR!TIEs-Aucusta. Ga. Eonds a
70: Charleston. S. c., Stock cX or int "a as;
Bonds. - 10. -..
BA1LnoAD BoSDs-Blue Ridge. first mort gage
Goa; Charleston and Saw annah, 70a Char
lotto Columbia and Augusta. = 81: Cheraw
and Darlington, a 50; Greenyille apd Columbia.
lst mort. S0a -; do. State guarantee, I4a-:
Northeastern. So -; Savannah and Charleston,
1st mort. "a 80; do. State guarantee. 15a =:
South Carolina, - 20, %; Spartanburs and
Union. "a so.
RAILRoAp Srocxs-Charlo:te. Columbia and
Augusta. - Is; Grecnville and Columbia, pa
Northeastern. 1Oa !: Savannah and Charles
ton, - IS; South Carolina, whole shares. "a
30: do half shares. - 4 22:.
EXCHANGE &c-New York Sight, of par;
Cod, 10: li2l: Silver. l04 lOS.-
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Mr.. Josias 1C.,sson, Of -ibbcvile, aged SIS
is dead
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We learn that Com'r Sam Dosan's MAZE
died Saturday night last from the effects Of
heavy driving during the day. "The mcrcl-
fuI man rcgardcth the cry of his beast &c.
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Mr.. james Meredith has placed npon. our
table q cotton bloom.
!! 8 NEY AND SUBSTANTIAL PAVEMENT
; We learn that ,',e municipal authorities have
contracted to have the south side Of Main
street paFcd with grua.e, from Pools hotel to
| the DEPOT
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Divine service my be expected at st.
Lukc's next Sabbath morning at 10t, and at
night. As ST. Lukc'S is without bell, the
ringing of the other Church bells will serve
us q guide to The hour. The services will be
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Miles. The public
are invited 10 attend.
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sBank of Charleston. n.......................-a -
sBank Of Newberry. ...................-a- -
Bank of Camden. .......... ...............50 -
Bank OF Georgetown. n....,....-........... a
Bank Of South Carolina. na...................15a -
Bank Of Chester. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sa-
EanE Of Hamburg. .......................l0 a -
Bank of State of s. G.. prior to 1851. 80 -
Eack Of State of S. c.. issue 1861 and 1862 40 -
-Planters' and Mechanics Blk of CHI 'ricston- -
*People's Bank Of Charleston. n.............-a-
sCnion Bank of Charlesto- "a
Southwestern Il Bank OF Charleston DID, . -
Southwestern K Bank ofCharlcstou. .new.-a -
State Bank of Charleston. on................lJ a.
Farmers and Exchange Blk Of Charleston a
EXchansei Bank of Columbia. -............- Is
Commercial Dank of Columbia. ......... Sa-
Merchants BaaS of Cheraw.... ....... 4 -
Planters iiauk of Fairfield .............. ( a.
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable. 81 -
City of Charleston Change Bills. .........G7 4 -
Bills marked Tins t.I are beiu- redeemed :.
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What about the 800, 900 land swind,'
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Hrar:'. CHROME; are extensively ad-
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Corsair, writing from Columbia to the
Charleston Daily News, says: eft is under
stood that the Southern College, now located
at Ncwberry, is to be removed to Columbia,
and the exercises continued by the faculty in
temporary quarters, until provision be made
for erecting suitable buildings