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Domestic Affairs.


The Hudson river is again open to Albany.
President Grant gave his first State dinner
at the White House last evening.
Judge Woodruff, the new Circuit Judge, was
sworn in yesterday in New York
The Louisiana Legislature has passed bill
prohibiting gambling throughout the State.
Two men living at Port Hood, Canada, got
up q duel for fun, which ended in the death of
one of them.
Governor McDougal of Red river, has ar
rived in Ottawa, and has interviewed the Coy
ernor-General.
The Reconstruction Committees of both
houses yesterday decided to admit Virginia with
out restrictions.
in the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives yesterday bill was introduced to repeal
the Prohibitory Liquor law.
Judge Morsell, one OF the judges legislated
out of office by the act establishing the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia eight years
ago, died in Washington on Tuesday night aged
95 years.
Governor Harvey, in his message to the
Kansas Legislature, recommends the passage .
the fifteenth amendment, and inveighs againsi
the moral suasion policy being pursued towards
the Indians
Rev. Mr.. Cooke, who eloped from New York
with young lady few days ago, entered the
World Office in that city last evening" assaulted
one of the editors and was given into custody.
House and taken home He pretends to be
insane.
In the Senate yesterday, after the close of
our report, theVirginia bill was discussed pend
ing which the Senate adjourned. In the House
the Virginia bill was considered, and Mr.. Farms
worth, who had reported 1t from the Reconstruc-
tion Committee, spoke against its test oath
and Mr.. Morgan against 1t, when the House ad-
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ship Thomas Harvard, Strickland, cleared at Havre
sssh Slt for 09rdiG and United States
Orleans ?. N. llth inst.
for Phadepbia, Havana has on board for this city
% B Bb
Steamship Pioneer. Barrett hence at Wilmington. N.
Steamship James s. Green, Pace, hence, at Richmond
Steamer George H. Stout Ford hence. at Georgetown,
Steamer Rattlesnake, Ooburn, hence Norwich 10th
Barque Frank Iovett, Cam, for PHILADELPHIA cleared
at Helyoet 2Sth nltbef9re reported cleared Dec H.
Barque Minnie Cameron, Graham, hence via Queens
Barquo Rhea, Buckholtz, for Philadelphia, cleared at
BsS9o 3To6R % % HayePsT at 9d
Barque Kedar, of philadelphia, in leaving the Eure
BASIN HaySo 2ith ult was driven against the wall and
Big Evelne Won Schroeder Pruetz hence at Falmouth
Brig Gazele. Cole at Gibraltar 1sth ult from New
Brig Nellie Mowe Merriman from St. Martins, at Pen
schr j. NJ. Brooman, Crawford hence, at Charleston
Scbr Kathleen, Neve, hence for st. john N. B., at
schr Rebecoa Knight. Knight. hence, at Norfolk 9th
Schrs Lady Franklin Olson from Gloucester Phila
Baltimore, at Newport A. NJ. 10th inst.
Pbisdeipha At Holmes Hole A. Nj. Sth inst aud sailed
schrs j. q, Havens; Phoebe and Emma. Small; Eta NJ
Story and Jacob Raymond hence, at New London 10th
instant .....
Scbrs David Collins, Townsend, and t. H. Nayor, Nay
lor Wilmington, N. o. 10th inst, from Charleston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The French Government has given notice that from
about the st of December 1862 the following alteration
at Marseille would take place, viz.
The fixed and flashing red and whto light the south
side of the western entrance of the Port Imperial would
be discontinued, and instead light would be exhibited
from ghtyessel moored in line with the outer jetty
623 yards north of the Traverse de "a Pinede
The light is fixed red light, elevated 39 feet above the
level of the and in clear weather should be from
a distance of miles
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses
The ightvessel is painted red.
Directionso through the north entrance of the
new ports of Marseile keep the ghtvessel the
board hand and having passed to the eastward of it,
to the southwark and keep nearly possible midway
between the green lights but when these two
lights (Which from being exposed to the sea- cannot at
be ghted) not visible, the two lamps
the Traverse de rAbattoir will sufficient guide
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Aries, Wiley, Boston, ii. Winsor 4 Co.
Steamer f. franklin Person, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
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SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers, GasOmeters Tanks Iron Boats etc
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, ETC.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction
Every description of Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, on
Steam Trains Defecators, Filters, Pumping En-.
gtnes, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Sugar Boiling Appa,
ratus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspin.
wall Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. 4 30s
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Mails are forwarded by steamer In the regular
Inc steamers Tor or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry. The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southamp
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MEMOR

Steamer shetucket Taylor from New York, with oil of
vitriol to captain
Brig Mary 4. Kinds, Kinds. from Daren, Ca with lum
Der to Cochran, Russell Co.
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FOR THE SALE OF
REV En- UE s T A M s.,
No. 904 Chestnut STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 1O6 S. FIFTH STREET,
CTwo doors below Chestnut streeD,
EST A b l. d 1862.
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply we are enabled TO fill and forward (by Mail or
Express) all orders Immediately upon receipt, mat
ter Of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes. Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post ONCE Orders received in
payment. ,, -,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfuny and
gTatutOusy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts Checks, Re-
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
ON s25 and upwards s....''..''''''''''' per cent
4" lOO .....r.......''''''' :,
300 ....................''
Address all orders, ETC., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 3O4 CIlESNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
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In the District Court


Of The United States for the District
Of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF
J. T. JORDAN.-In Bankruptcy.
at YorkriNe, in the said District, on the
1st day Of October, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Pc.
y ti;ion has been filed in the said
Court, by j. T. JORDAN, Of Abbc-
Vile county, in said District, duly de-
clared Bankrupt, under the Act Of
Congress. entitled "An Act to Estab-
ljsh a Uniform System Of Bankrupt
cy throughout the United States"
Approved, % March, 1867, for dis
charge and certificate thereof, from
all his debts and other claims p-ova-
bic under the said Act; and. the 2fth
day of October, 1870, at y O'Clock, ~,
is assigned for the hearing of the same,
before W. l. CIawson, one Of the Re-
gistcrs in Bankruptcy Of said Court,
at his Office in Yorkville, South Caro-
lima, when and where the creditors
may attend, and shcw cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said
Petition should not be granted.
LOUIS i. JOHNSON,
U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
By r. W. CLAwsoN,
Deputy Messenger.
October s, 1870, q 3t
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In the District Court


Of tho United States for the District
Of South Carolina.
In THE MATTER or
T. J. McCRACKEN-ln Bankruptcy.
At YorkpiNe, in the said District, on Ms
1st dog Of October, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that a
= Petition has been filed in the
said Court by r. J. McCrscken, OF Alb
bcvilIe county, it, said District, duly.
declared a Bankrupt, under the Act OF
Congress, entitled can Act to Estab.
lish Uniform System of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" Ap'
proved, I'll March, 1867, for discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provablc under
the said Act: and tho 9th day of Oc-
tober, 1870, at II o'clock, NJ, is assign
ed for the hearing Of the same, before
W. /. Clawson, one Of tho Registers
in Bankruptcy Of said Court, at his
Office in YorllviIle, South Carolina
when and where the creditors may at
tend, and show causc, fauy they have
why the prayer Of the said Petition
should not be granted. -.
LOUIS L. JOHNSON,
U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
By II. w. CLAwsoN,
Deputy Messenger.
| Oct S, 1870, 81 St ...
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Why De Wimpfaa Surrendered lis
Plan to Escape Cocl:sel,nlra0d h5
the Emperor.

ran W hscapo o0'A'S+I-1IS0a "
las Emperor.
An officer who had not quilted Gen
ersl De WimpGra al the morning Of
.Ia - ,r,.;.ns oc c,uo,,s - ,,o p,r;
Wv 1''' ''0' ~ ''"' " ' "
Oeo&ts:
On that morning, the Prussians ha-
wing terminated their movement: at
lacked Us on Our right, in order to
drive Us on the fresh troops, who a.
waitcd our descent from tho pla' eau,
before dcploying all their forces. For
4 moment, General De "lmpiien was
deluded, and believed IN avictory, not
as yet knowing that he had before him
more than 10000 enemies. In the
evening he resolved to open 4 passage
for his troops to the belSian territory.
would doubtless have succeeded, IS
| the enemy, half disosg&nlzed by the
contest, had remained in position on
the field Of battle, but the Emperor,
who still held de jacto the cl.iei' COM
mant, prevented him, and raralyzcd
his best efforts by calling up the Plus.
slams with white flag, and BY ad-
dressing letter to the King. Gener-
al De WimptFea, after 4 warm alter
cation with the Emperor and his salt
on the subject, returned to his quar-
ters and gave i'll his resignati"n. Ma
po!eon refused to accept it, and wrote
10 him the following note:
"Generul-You cannot resign at the
moment when the army may be still
saved by an honorable capitrIation.
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A CHrAr HoUsE.-said old farmer Smith to
his young ueishbor Jones. this is cheap
house have rut up for Tom, who has just
married he eau improve on it when he makes
money "D" you cal this n cheap house, mr
Smith" replied you'.s Jones. We'll, don't.
1t hasn't got sash, there are no baui5,ers TO
the starr, u,ld the doors are so mean they will
swa. 20 in a year that il will be almost impos
siLe to open aud shut them. You have wnet'
ed more money Oh big josts. useless rafi ers and
unnecessary framing Than would have finished
the house in most comfortable style. When
you build house for your next con, write
first to = p Toale, Charleston 5. c., tho lar
est manufacturer Of doors, sashcs blinds. &c.
in the Southern States. LIN
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Ordinance Re-e2aetea
and Amended Con-
cerni8g tie Llackat.

DE IT ORDAINED by the Town
ID Council of ABBEYILLE, that
all Beef, Mutton, Pork or other Butch
er's meat, brought for sale, within the
corporate limits of Abbeville, shall be
exposed for sale in the Market House
Of said town, and not elscw. here; and
before such meat shall be offered for
sale, signal by ringing the bell OF
the Market shall be given, by the
person or persons licensed and 2a!hor-
lied to sell such meat, aud any per,
son or persons who shall disobey this
section, shall be liable TO be fined Five
Dollars.
And, be it further ordained BY
the authority aforesaid, that a IL
cense Of Five Dollars per quarter
shall be paid by al butchers using
Stalls in the Market house.
This ordinance 10 take effect from
and after the first day cf OctoterlS70.
In Town council this 9th day Of Sep,
tember, eighteen hundred and seven
ty.
". C. GUEFIN,
Intendent.
Sept. 80, 4s7o, 23-st
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Election
. . O u I G e

| 1 N accordance with tho proclama
Il tion of His Excellcncy, ROBERT
X. SCOTT, Governor of South Caro-
lima, an Election will be held in Abbe.
vilo County, S. c., on tho 10Th day ot
October, 1870, (third Wednesday in
Octobcr) for Governor, Lieutenant.
Governor, a member Of Congress for
the Third Congressional District, o
Senator, five members House of Rep
rescntativcs, Judge of Probate,
three County Commissioners and a
School Commissioner.
The Polls will be opened at six
o'clock. a. m, and kept open until six
o'clock, p. m., at the following places
and under the following managers, to
wit: . "a
First-Abbeville G. IT., No. 1, Pre-
cinct. Managcrs-Robert Jones W.,
Samuel johnson, c., JOHN Brown, W.
Second-Abbcvilo G. H., African
School House, No. 2. Managers-L.
II. Russell, w, Calyon Ward, c., Hen
ry Titus, C.
Third-Calhoun's Mills Precinct.
Managcrs-John II. Ligon, W, Chas.
Logan, C., Alfred Burton, c.
Fourth-Cokesbury Precinct. Man
agcrs-W. B. Anderson, W., VIM.
Moore, W., Matt Wilson, c.
Fifth-Ccntrcville Precinct. Man
agcrs-Robcrt Gordon, W, James
Rous c., Harry Cunningham, c.
Sixth-Cedar Springs Precinct.
Managcrs-Samuel Jordan, W., James
Whorton, c., Jourdan Weidman,c.
Seventh-Childs Cross Roads Pre-
cinct. Managcrs-Cain Devlin, c..
Sam Childs, c., Ben Childs, ".
Eight-Bradley's Mills Precinct.
Spence, W, Cupid
Calhoun, C.. Louis Childs, c.
NintL-Due West Precinct. Man
agcrs-A. c.. Hawthorn, W, Benjamin
Young, c., Harrison Browne.
Tcnth-Grcenwood Precinct. Man
agcrs-MiIton Osborne. W., Silas JEFF
forson, c., Washington Roe, c.
Eleventh Long Cane Precinct.
Nichols, W., a. +.
Calvert, VI, George Hawthorn, c.
Twelfth = Donaldsville Precinct.
O. Haw thorne, W., Jeff:
7. Mitchell, c., George W. Williams, c.
Thirteenth - Ninety-Six Precinct.
Managers-J. J. Tharp, w., Rich'd n.
valentine, C., William Holland, G.
Observation-Disclosures Precinct.
NJ Manasers-C. B. iufip, ", 4. A. Sui
ivan, W., Derry Watt,G |
Observation-Disclosures Mills Pre-
:iact. Managcrs-P. G. Martin, W,
Alexander Cullaghan, c., Thomas II.
Martin, C.
Sixtcenth-White Hall Precinct.
ManaserA-E. L. ToIbcrt, W., Iverson
c., Robert FTo!bcrt, c.
Screntcenth-Lowndcsville Precinct
Baker, ", James
II. Bell, VI, Thoma5 Herd, c.
The Chairman Of the Board Of Man
ayers is empowered to administer to
persons offering to vote, an oath, that
hey arc qualified to vote at this cleo
ion according to the Constitution of
Ibis State, and that they have not vo-
ted during this election. The Mana
sers, aforesaid have been appointed to
hold said Election, and shall conduct
be same according to an "Act pro7i-
ling for the General Election, and the
n:.aner of conducting the same, ap-
proved March 1st, 1870"
Managers of Elections arc rcqueot-
I'd to call at Col +. J. Mann's Office in
Abbcviile, ON or before the 18th inst,
10 be qualified and to receive instruc-
lions, blanks, books, &C..
T. i. MANN,
GEORGE NICHOLS,
ALEXANDER BOWIE,
Commissioners.
October 8, 1870, 81 ct
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PROCLAMATION

| " -
TN pursuance of an Act Of the Genera
d Assembly, approved March lst, 1870,
entitled "An Act providing for the Gene,
raj Election, and the manner Of conduct
ing the same,' an election will be held in
The several Counties Of this State, on the
THIRD WEDNESDAY, being the 10Th
day of October next, for a Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of the State; for Rep
resenta.ives in The respective Congression.
al Districts; for members Of the State LIE
sislatare, ,and for the various County Off
GERS; and to 6Il the vacancy in the Firs,
Cons grcssionaI District, and all other va
canc;es in the County offices. Said cleo
,ion to be conducted according 10 the rules,
principles and .provisions prescribed by
the Act Aforesaid.
All bar.rooms and drinking saloons shall
be closed on the day of election, and any
person who shall sell any intoxicating
drinks on the day of election, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and, on convic-
ton tIlnreof shall be fined in a sum not
less than one hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned for a period not less than one
month nor more than six months.
The Commissioners and Managers OF
Elections, and each Of them, are hereby
required, with strict regard TO the p'ovis-
ions Of the Constitution and laws OF the
State touching their duty in such case, to
cause such elections to bs held in their re-
speclive Counties ou the day aforesaid, and
to take oil necessary steps for tie holding
Of such elections, aud for the ascertalning
and determining the persons who shall
lave been duly elected thereat.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set
my band and caused the great seal Of
The State 10 Ls affixed at Columbia,
lis. Ibis 29th day of September, A.D.,
1870, aud in the nine,y:6ttb year OF
the independence Of the United States
of America. !
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CARDozo, Secretary Of State.
Oct Tt
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to the capitulation. A letter address,
ed by him to his wife says: =.
al am a prisoner Of war with the
whole ormy. Never has any people
had to undergo such an affront. Tell
your brother that if he reads the re-
port of the council Of war held for the
surrender of the army, he will see
that two generals refused to submit.
They were not named, but the world
should know that the dissenticnts were
Generals Pcllc and Carre dc Bellcma-
re-"
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Markets..

ABDEvlLLE, October. 7.-Cotton
121@l23; shipments 1G8. bales. '-
NEW IoRR, October 7.-Cotton
quiet-uplands 1Gi; Orleans 16i !;
sales 500 bales. Gold 13. ......
7P. M.-Cotton in good demand
and firm; sales 4S0 balcs--uplands
lGS. Gold 12b. .-..-.
CIAELEsTuN, October 7.-Cotton
market steady and in fair demand
middling 1i!; sales 600 bales net
receipts 1878 ; exports coastwise 1,7O4;
stock 1922.
LIVERPOOL, October 5-Noon-Cot-
ton stcady-upIands SSd.; Orleans ST.
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The Democracy of New York.

The platform OF principles adopted
ut the late Rochester Convention, ha!
the true Constitutional ring about it
and if acted upon, would soon restore
the government Of our fathers. Strict
lconstructjon-cconomy in the admin
istration--frec trade - low taxes -
these arc the almost forgotten doc
trincs Of an earlier and better day:
Resolved, That the present Federal
Administration has fallen short Of the
expectations Of its own friends, and OF
its obligations to the people, and fails
to command public confidence, Its in
ability to devise an intelligent tinan-
cial policy and the restoration Of a
sound currency; it's failure to relieve
the internal revenue system Of its op-
prcssivc and complicated features; its
neglect to reform the tariff, so rs to
avoid favoritism to the few at the cy-
pcnso Of the many; ilscnormous gifts
to capitalists, Of the public lands, VA
sting the common property Of the
people; it's retention in Office of un-
worthy men; its maintenance Of tax
cs to an extent largely in excess Of the
amount necessary to pay the interest
oil the public debt and the expense OF
the Government; l.; IT, feeble and undo
fined foreign policy, and the uudis-
ruiscd want OF harmony between the
Eyccutiyc and CONGRESS-. are al! proofs
Of IFS iocaDacitv to manage our pub!ic
affairs for the bubble good; while its
efforts to Interfere improDcrly with
elections in the States, and to hinder
imMi~rants from other lands from &s-
suminr the obligations Of citizens, and
its use of military force, in many in-
stances, for the purpose Of ovcrawing
votes, arc evidences Of its willingness
to disregard tho rights OF the people,
and to Violate the principles of free
Nesolyea. That our tariff duties, like /
all taxes, should have the only lawful
purpose of obtaining the necessary
revenue: and that the present system
o. "favori,ism, "miscallcd .:protcction, II
is simply robbery Of the people; and
that. exccpt in so tar as Tic legitimate
cxpenscs of the Government may 9th
erwise rcouirc. free trade is the true
policy OF the country. |
Rcsolcca, That VIC demand the sim
nlifratioa Of our system Of internal
rsvenuc; the, abolition of useless and
taxes, and the reduction
Of The whole volume Of taxation now
in excess of tie wants of the Govern
ment and the cxigencics Of the public
credit.
fcsolueG, That tho past history off
the Radical party warrants US in de- !
nouncing the recent acts Of Congress
interfering with State elections, and |
foreigners seeking citi-
as part Of vast scheme CT
us"rpat ton and tyranny, Intended to
suDDress the rights Of free elections
and 70 perpetGate the corrupt rule at
Y &si.ington against the viii OF the |
people.
Resclrtd, That We rejoice at tie
Of the Imperial tyu&Sty OF
France, s"d trust that on its ruins .
republic will be firmly established
and We express the earnest Lopc that
The people Of Germany having by l:e-
roic bravery &nd brilliant ac:lie:oments
',
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September 80, 1870.

STATE SEcunlTIEs--South Carolina, DID,
us2; do new,-a70; do, reyisl'd stock, ex in
-aT0. Ing ..
CRY sEcrn1r1Es-Augustd, Go. Bonds, -
ST.; Charleston, S. G. Stock, lex Or fnH -
IS; do. Fire Loan Bonds,-e6G; Columbia, S
c. Bonds. -nr0.
RAILROAD BoSDs.-Bue Ridge, FIRST mort
gage)-aG0 Charleston anil Savannah, -n65
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,-ss5; Che
raw and InrliGg on.-aS2; Green si!lc anC
Columbia, first mort )s5a-; do, State gua-
rantce, 6sa-; Northeastern, STA; Savan-
rsh and Charleston, LIST mort. -a7S; do
State guarantre, --a"9; South Carolina, -
ais; do, n; Spa'tarburg and Union-a55.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, -a4"; Greenvils and Columbia, ~
-; Northeastern, al3; Savannah and Chnrlcs
ton, -a3l South Carolina, whole eharef
-..a9s; do. half do -a2'1. -.
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, t off par
Gold, 11lnll4; Silver, lose.
SOUTH CAROLINA DANK DTLLs.
'Bank Of Charleston...... ............-a-
rEank of Newberry. ...............-a-
Bark Of Camden -. .................. S5a-
Bank OF Georgetown .lna-
Sank of South Ca,olina......... ..".... Sa-
Bank # Chester. ......... LA
Bank of Hamburg. ........l2a-
Bn Of State Of S. G. prior to ..45a--
Bank Of State Of :. c. issue 1861 aud 'G2 S2a-
sflaLters' and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston. ..... .""--a-
xPeo,le's Bank cf Cnn reston.. ...........-a-
tUniun Bank Of Chnl,ston n........-a-
Southwestern r r Bauk Of Charleston,
~. o'd ...'...... ........ .....'." -
South v egtern L. Il Bank Of Charleston,
Few ..........-...... ............ 49,
State Bank of Char leson...... ........-- Sa-
F4,msrs and Exchange Bank of Char.
leSton ............ .......... 80. LII
Exchan2e Bank of Columbia ........... ia
Commercial. Bank Of Columbia. ....... l4a-
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. .5a-
rlsaters' Bank ot Fai: field. ...5a-
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable go
City Of Charlra.on Change B Bil!s. ..... 90
"i'ill marked thus (s) are Icing redeemed
the Bunk Counters OF each.