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s@- Messrs. II. w. Lawson & Co.,
advertise Landroth's Garden Seeds.
They warrant them to be genuine,
and this is enough-Everybody knows
what Landrcth is and what his seeds
can do. Call and get the seeds and
also get an almanac, to tell when,
where, and how to plant. Mcssrs.
Lawson & Co., can also supply the
best Of stoves for cooking tho vegeta-
bles. Both seed and stoves, they tell
us, have been going off, like "hot
cakes" and they find it difficult to
supply the demand for seed and
stoves, &C., &c. Call! call!
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DEATH OF Mrs. GoLDINa.-We re
gret to announce tho death Of Mrs
Golding, after a short illness frou1
pneumonia, at her residence in thi:
village on last Monday night. Mrs
Golding had resided here for a num-
Der of years, and was universally cs
tcomcd and respected. Thrown upon
her own eXertions for support, sho cx
hibitcd much business energy and ca
patity, and conciliated the good will
of all by her kind and affablc dcport
ment. She had only recently opened
. private boarding house here, and
ovcr-cxcrtion in attending to it's du
ties, brought on tho attack which ter
minated so suddenly, and so sadly
She leaves many relatives and friends
to deplorc her loss.
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The Grand Jury and Town Council.

BY reference to tho Presentmcnt of
the Graad Jury, which we publish in
another column, it will be seen that
they hold the Town Council of Alb
bevillo responsible for the disorder
which prevails upon our public streets
on public occasions. There is no
doubt too much disorder on Sale Days
aud during Court Week, and as some
body is to blame, tho Grand Jury
very naturally lay the sin as the door
OF the Council, whose duty it is to
preserve tho peace. This much we
Will say, however. ON ordinary occa-
slons our village is the most quiet and
orderly, and if on other occasions it
be otherwise, we do not know that it
constitutes All exception to the condi-
ton of its sister villages; or that the
means under the control Of the Coun-
Gil, could we'll prevent those occasion
al exccsses which grow out of our
present anomalous condition. This
much we do know, and take pleasure
in expressing, that the present Coun-
Gil is one Of the most efficient we have
ever had, and has surpassed perhaps
all of its predecessors, in it's wise cx-
penditnres, and beneficcnt public i'm
provcmcnts. The Town Council have
enlarged powcrs-are backed by the
'purso and sword" of our citizens
and if anything more can be done by
them to preserve tho public peace,
we trust that it will be done. Let
us have peacc"-peacc in private, and
peace in public, peace for whites, and
peace for blacks-pcace to work, and
peace to rest. Let legal process be
enforced without regard to color OF
condition.
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Beg Parker & Lee, arc advertising
Thorburn's Garden Seeds. Thorburn's
is an old House and justly celebrated.
Grant Thorburn was tho original of
ono of Walter SCOTS characters
thus celebrated, but over and above,
for the pre-eminent exccllcncy of
his seeds. The House still sustains it's
past reputation. Read the list, and
select from the tempting varieties.
Lovers Of vegetables read the list.
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s6~ We are indebted to Mcssrs.
Norwood, ! D'uPrc,& CO. for o hand.
some present Of sardines, oysters,
peaches, green. corn, and cracker erss--a
specimen sample Of their fine variety
Of canned fruits, and other ,luxurics.
These gentlemen havo a large stock,
and very select in quality. They arc
selling low and our friends would do
well TO give them o call.
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nar We direct the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of
Mcssrs. John & Thos. A. Bones, the
well-linown dealers in hardware, cut
lcry, &C., Augusta, Ga. Theirs is one
OF the oldest firms in tho city, and
has always sustained high character
for business capacity and integrity
Their stock embraces an assortment
Of tho best articles in their line. Our
friends will do we'll to favor them
with their patronage.
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N.Y. a. q.

% soe:advertiscment of achoice
lot Of furaiture by Msssrs. J. b. Chal-
mers & Cog at No. s Granite Range.
Walnut, Mahogany, aud Rosewood
Chamber aud Parlor suits-Bureaus,
Book Cases, Tables, Chairs--.hey are
Offering of the most elegant styles,
and best varieties. We commend
their stock to tho attention of our
frieuds. Give them call, and be as.
sured that these gentlemen will do rs
much for you, and ut as little expense,
as anybody else.
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MASONIC.

The following brothron have bco,
elected and installed to serve as OIL
GERS of Rascomb Lodge No. 80. \. +
NJ. for tho present Masonic yoar.
+. A. CoNNoR, w. NJ.
J. FLETcn HoDGEs, S. w.
W. q. McGnEE. J. w.
JAS. +. FuRMAN, Sec'y.
J. +. TOWNSEND, Troas'r.
RoBEEr STANsELL, S d,
NJ. Is. MCGEE, J. D.
ySG; 1r NJ; Moore, Moore, ! Stewards.
i. F. COMMON, TiIcr..
Cokcsbury, S. c., January IS, 1870.
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nsa- Soc card Of Warren, Lane &
Co., Cotton Factors, Warehouse and
Commission Merchants, and Dealers
in Fertilizers, Augusta, Ga.
They are gentlemen Of established
character, and one Of the most rclia
bic firms in tho city. Our friends
may consign their produce, or order
their supplies, with tho assurance OF
having their interest properly attend
cd to. r, ....... ... ...
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lapHsHT TUrFs cKfssa4riD1 fEsfaato.,.,.-lIKKo
HxsfknY Hoy 1T AcIs,y Fiat it, dstsehes from
,the bronchial or wind tnbes Tie mucus or mn.
ter vhfch, com etin,es ore 10 the ~
.sasc,tx n. OF glue Secondly, rIfl silgasss rths
h;G, t;I sna removes ths construction Of the bron-
Ttrs.;..o ss snd o'uscies Q! the ehssE Thirdly
slsts the lungs to throw on he irriias;og 'ns, ~
ter ~hich iacctfntii atea 1879 5Ili t"!e. t1A9'
y 1ansa1A 1884 ss-ras oi r.au Gait ~ us;,
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nea- The Anderson Mtelliyencer as
signs some good reasons for thinking
those, didlwell who sold their Green
vile and Columbia Railroad Stock at
81 per sharo,a Two fifty pr share
has been offered, but thcrc was no
money: TO pay n.si cd ,i..zu
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sa- see advertisement Of choice
drugs and medicines by J. F. Town
3 send, of Cakesbury. Ho keeps al.
rays z on hand well selected stock,
me. fresh and genuine, which be sells
aas tssson.sble 10, priees. b,E Everything
W9Alea 9e JInay Be assssssi desired ip Iis line, he
! d! PssRassd t9 furnish Pihsh apd tos warrant
1'sl bsa besaaseg1domsrg gd'ag may may buy with the as
'suuraaee ''u 1f getting . good article.
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w The following Ticket was clcc
ted On Monday last (lOth) at Cokcs
bury to servo for the insuing year.
Fon INTESDEST.
S. Z. GRAYDON.
WARDENs.
W. J. MCGHEE.
THOS. MAHON.
J. F. TOWNSEND.
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. nsS-, See advertisement of F., E.
Smith of the :neiyhborhood Of Cal
houn's Mills, offering q reward forthe
recovery Of two mules; stxayed 1or
stolen. i -" .-aj t.'a ''oa9'e
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED., !ontho 22d December
last by the Rev, Nr-~~ ~SandersonS Mr.
THOS. s. CHATHAM, Of SO S. c..
70 Miss KATE COCHRAN, of Eu,
taw, Alabama
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., ,s9r 'BdmnndhtH asRobo, dRsa,.,s h az
ssmsasd skasesof ths Oar;
ssG SfaesaaIsaa sRtb6s 10 4Xaesatfe.
man Of talents and education. We
extend to him our welcome and best
y ishes. b
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s@- President. II. p. Hammett of
the G.i& 9. R.rR:, will oplaase. accept
our thanks for complimentary favors
for 1870 i.t ".| e, I +. Xag
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The CoKEsBURY FEMALE COLLEGE.
We direct attention to the advcr-
tisements of the opening OF this we'll
known institution Oh tho 1st Feb.
ruary, under the Presidency Of the
Rev. 4. J. Stafford, assisted by num-
Der of competent teachers. The
President bears tho reputation of an
accomplished scholar and successful
teacher, and with his associates
will no. doubt ably sustain the past
reputation Of the College. The loca-
ton is in one Of tho best communities
in the State-moral, religious and re-
tined-the rates Of board and tuition
are low-and in every way tho insti-
tuition commcnds itself 10 Il liberal
share of the public patronage. We
wish it tho largest measure Of sue
cess.
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}sas See sdveEtissmspt Of Wm. II
Barker, in. relation Ito certain notes in
bankruptey.s,,-i sa,:t,:,o1 or, ,- s.,,..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-21

~ White Bros. advertise a full
supply of Lapdgeth's garden soeds--
fresh and genuine.
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v, e}sgjKlieo }s.jKlieo of K1insfsyy5. ,1s.dl,3 adv3er.
tises for sals ses.fsse 2 fsses sD sBryanin bnll.','l'.. -.
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Masonic Female College,
coKEsBURY, S. G.

THIS Institution will open Fcbrua-
/ ry 1st 1870, under the Presidcn-
cy of REV. A. J. STAFFORD, as
sisted by number Of competent
teachers.
Tuition per scholastic year, paya-
bic semi annually in advance. Liter
ary Department, 20, 80 and 40 Dol
lars. Music 10 dollars.
Contingent fee dollars.
Board in the best families of the
community can be obtained at II dol,
lars per month exclusive of washing
and lights.
F. T. GARY,
Sec. Board of Trustees
Jan. 21, 1870, 39-3t
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aa- See notice to distilicrs by
doillnshead, Asst Assessor.
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PRoluPrNESS
IN FULFILLING
PAST OBLIGATIONS. ).
THE BEST.
REG0MMENDATI0N7
FOR FUTURE. CREDIT

WE WOULD respec,fs1', inform
w such of our customers as are in
arrears TO Us for goods sold them last year.
that the time has come when we expect all,
without any exception, TO pay up.
We are compelled TO have money during
this month. We have waited on our Gus
TONERS long and patiently, and we know 1t
Is ouIy necessary 10 assure them of our
need OF money, to induce them to pay up.
Cotton is banging a good price now, ana
there is no reason or justice in keepin1 a
merchant out Of his money longer, when
the debtor has the means Of paying at his
command.
Come forward gentlemen, settle up old
scores and put us in a condition for indul-
g'ng you during the year upon which We
have just entered.
WHITE BROTHERS..
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tw See advsrtisemeas~ of aucti,

|ssles3 3eyf 4 +. s. s. Kssfr. 10 s.og ssr
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
January ID, 1870.
IN CHARLESTON, S. c., p.
Corrected Weekly Gy 4. 6. HI EF.K.dN, B.
ker, No. 25 Broad Street


January ID, 1870.
STATE SECRITIEs.-South Carolina, old
nSo DO new,-aS0; do, regist'd stock, ex int
-a72.
CRY Srcrn1r1Es-E s;susta Ga. Bonds. ssa
SO; Charleston, 4. q. Stock lex ar int) 6sa
! SIS do. Fire Loan Bonds.-a75; Columbia. s.
G. Bonds. 65aGs.
RAILRoAD BoNDs.-B:ue Ridge, Cfiret mort.
gagr)-a65; Charleston aud Savannah, 5su6C :.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,-ael Che.
raw and Lariing' on.-a8O; Green lille and
Columbia, first mort t)-a75; do, State qua
fantee' 62a-; Northeastern, 8, a82; Savai,-
nah and Charleston; lst mort -n75: do.
state guarantee. -a64; South Carolina, -
hSO; do. 73; Spartahburg snd Union.-a5n.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, --a65; Greenvlle and Columbia, liza
2; Northeastern. 7nS; Savannah nnd Charles.
ton. 2Sn233; South Carolina, whole shares,
SsaSs; do, balf do lsals4. ...
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight. ] off par !.
Gold, ll0sl22; Silver, ll4all7.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Dahk OF charleston. .. .......,..-a-
banS OF Ncwberry........ -
Bank OF Camden. 60.-
Bank OF Georgetown. APO
Da"S OF south Carolina. ..lOa-
Rant nf IT""t.:. ..''''.!....!.. ........ .i5a--
1Ink OF hamburg. .....,...............6a-
Bank Of State of s. C. prior to 1861 .:.oOa-
Bnnk OF 81 alta OFFS. G. issue 1861 and 80 l5a-
~fiaGters' and Mechanics Bank of
.pecPle,s Bark~ef Charleston. ..........-a-
Union Bank Of Charleston. n..-a-
south e,l "estefn'k'R Bank Of ehafieslon,
sonthF western Il Il Bank Of Charleston. '
new' '.i!.N ~. 49, "I,g| on.
Stats,BaRk of Charleston ..A.I. .ss.
farmrfS and Exchange Bank of Char.
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BANK REPORTS.

The following report makes an exhibit of the
capital and deposits OF the Savings Banks OF the city or
the month Of December. intending all Of the banks Of
that class, with tho exception Of the Bank Of North
America. the Dry Dock Bank, the Manufacturers aud
Merchants Bank aud the Nassau Bank; the semlanDua
report Of the capital Of the National Banks, except IN
come instances where the dividends and the profits
dividends given the report Of the capital Of the Trust
Companies and the report OF the deposits liable to tax Of
the Savings Banks This latter gives idea whatever
either OF the business the sOveucy o. the ba-Ss 1t
their Investments IN Government securities may equal
and exceed their deposits in which case there would
nothing liable 70 tax The Savings Banks Ike those
" the classes have not al made their returns yet
"a
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A PRIME SECURITY AT A Low PRICE.
First Mortgage Convertible Bonds
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
COUPON AND REGISTERED.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
Interest z Per Cent Per knnun, Frea CT Gov
eminent Tax, Payable in New-York,
Hay and November.
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN

Tie St Loui, and Railway spans the Stat. Of nos
commencing CITY Of Louis and ending at The CITY Of
beown 90 the Ohio River length when completed viii be
ls ne, ,. MILES OF WHICH ARE ALREADY FINISHED AND
IN OPERATION Work pcs: Other porton' Of tho road
AID intention oil Company push the enterprise to early
COMPLETION
Til, supplies ugsu; need 1t passes through FERTILE
and popaogs ots erto destitute Of railroad faeies
le production uLeat lie district not eIe by any other tie
Unoo rure length PASSES OFER THE
RICHEST COAL BIDS OF ILLINOIS, being probably and
extensively various points In view Of the large and ineeN
Ing consumption Of coal st. Louis and The adjoining region The
pa upoa transportation Of coal alone w within tie limit OF
three pay interest the entire bonded debt OF The
Company total issue Of bonds Is limited 10 s2o equa! to
about per mile to be issued only the construction and equip
progresses They issued undr mortgage made 70
P c. Calhoun President Foarb National Bank Newfors and
George OpdyIe Trustees carefully drawn and duly recorded IA
all the counties through which the road passes
10 Offering these Convertible Bonds for sale beg refer investors
pamphlet in possession ready foT distribution containing
Comprehensive exhibit Of the enterprise and its promising future
By President Of the Company, General EDWARD T.
wISSLow. and BY Brevet MajorGearal JANIS H. WILSON,
United States Array Of s Directors and also 70 the staten P
pended thereto sue BY MLSOR ROBERTS United states Civil
Engineer be distinguished railroad constructors OF TIE
county gnren well known to the county and their
friends their ability integrity sai honor The accuracy Of aei'
statements may therefore be confidently relied Gpon
Any will carefully study documents cannot fan to be-
th road whn completed will control large ana
profitable say nothing Of ls throagh tra VII"
therefore he able 10 par without m bols aud
der very proabe investment Gross earnings Tue rate
r.r mile per vii be ample to tie interest o. it'
intending expense operation aud repa There is no rom
d Of Illinois which not earning mueh mo tnsn
tl sum pe ie Tie Companv CONFIDENTLY EXPECT THEIR
ROAD TO EARN FROM sByEE TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE from The time Of completion
Asr Thorough svesgaoa Of tie merits % tbs nt'r7'. We ron
ideally recommend these Bonds slcs 4l4 the poe "
aud profitable Investment
Pre Tor the present 90, ,cer.d nr.siu eurrepe tas Com
psa5 rerrug to itself rai advance Tue Pc Whenever J
.Oi determine.
P.G, t.s.i fgrriih,i o. APPLICATION.
GEORGE OPDYKE 6 Co.,
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BANKING ANp FINANCIAL.

Pacific RAILROAD or Missouri SIX PER CENT
GOLD Bonds FREE or GoyEENMENT TAX. CoUPON
Or REGIsTEEED-Tbe undersigned offer for sale al a
moderate figure S<J0OoJ OF the above bonds. The
road is completed is morcagpd for less than oue-haf
is cost and Is earning than double the interest
On the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged M full
Iates. CLAEI, DOpGE & Co.. No Il WaIl-st
GEORGE OPDYSE & Co, Bankers, No p Nassau
A. offer for sale tie following desirable securities
Erst NOrtga per cent Gold Bonds Of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad Endorsed by tie State Of Alabama:
Inst Mortgage per cent Bonds Of the Mobile aud
Montgomery Railroad 2 per cent Land Grant Bonds
Of the Union Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per
cent currency bonds.
lac attention OF investors rs invited to these well
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
viii be furnished upon application TO the agents Of
tering theB for sale
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THE STATE or TRADE.


ToSpov Jan 21g' Couso'- OPENED st ol2 W ho'h money
and the account T1-ed States FFeIsea,y t01- 1907. - I5
ol c. :: 7 35.; Tea Foss g4 IRE aFay sh4-'s u, LAuos
Cer'-s.s. I0J; Atartc o.. Great Western, 25!
PsEl. Jan. 27-Ihe BoUr,a opened hu. Ber'e - r &c
Z7ll:B mCuttou 0peued steady: Ntfliug
Up.a1d i Mddgg I'D Flour ~ Dbl Tor es'erH
Canal Lara hrn.
AvrwErP. 25Petroleun opened quiet aud unchanged
IERvKy. Jau. 2--Petro-Iu opened fat and unchanged
NArBrEG. .G-Ieiso.eni8 opened firm aud unchanged
FAvEF 2-Cotng ned tu Tres Or.lrti tie spot
r. p-rrr Low NtfIIcs atpat. if 4. Der cHt
FkNEPopr Jau United States twenty bonds opened active
Pstr. Jan. 2-Tls closed Re1es . r. 80
LoyDOS, -45J p rCDuso closed al 81 Tor both
ara die account closed quiet sealv United
states FveTuenty bonds 1907 O.; f5 Old at. l5o' O. leu
Fo-es C Stocks steady, Lire Railway shares, 10, limos Cen
trails l03: Atlantic and Great Western, IS
II: closed quiet ru1 steady
Ndfiug Upant MIiIrg Orleaa ll Of the day
~ 90 I1 - inciud NJ export and speculation.
IoEDos jan 2-Liasetd Oh Coyerseed, 81 y ewt for
American LED.
ASIvzsr J.r Petroleum closed quiet aui ulelanss1
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THE MARKETS.

INaIfIl IFl0Il.a fTHTFFT
- THrasDIr Jan. q. 1870
AshLheis are dali ard bssVy Al 81 2GS7S PeIA mae
= ~ su1 nlu.nai - 2d - -.
s,, eeIaa1d has been comparatively modsrs bat The
fslsils ~ srut. tone and fusr sI CunsIt TIE
Ss'e say ri - 3ts bales fl7 last ~
i 81 slet Ss for export 13 80 or
SO 80 10 For nriFey fer
es - 20 bsl-s Juus q ste GEO feL1try 25!c $50 DO,
- DO, zS.c; 800 March zS.ci ~ April s5e; so d.
~ 1at % private terBsi 100 jane. D lbe and 20 do.
49, =, ot basis " Los MiddHrg
CffEll Ia ifcsaNt esn BFz1 and former
r EsTlri closing vita steady oue fr a gfscesi
"a ,a - MsnisreTi 25is taEs Emli aHl 400 hsgs,
81 liou Asia Ohsrstrs iiT.y bctys tu1 steady,
&c.," ua Java Nah1 private terms AID 40 baas 81
siTg-, ~ 'r r1Ipri % Hayrs % n gold
-N AeD NAL stale Flour les acdyst
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RECEIPTS OF PROnUck


T.v 2-pe bales C0ar II so bbs Fo1r. iS ht Cora Meal
800 bog Meal llv0 tus beat 5l bush Corr 300 eua
Oats Be4Ls. o. gsE. L ~. -Four, .sh Fes !. &
Cop,er taS Tobacco ia Dressed Hos ldi9 srl ealyT 20
bali Is 08 Woo. l.s Nhr-y los hbs Rr1a,l t'
Isrr tH. Ra.a pkgs Lard. 81 pigs Cut Meats 2 pigs
Cheese qsg. Bel ~ Psg% stearu psgs lS"E pSes Aes
!. Pig EsaaE q p.e yad Frt 2l6i pkgE Butter 20 PhEa
F-.s. 30 is,s sumzs 1870 p4gA Starch
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tr sdsl Hog liner but Nth quoabe chsugs sh.spTbs
lu h sn pnes shade better prime Csnsd,
utd7c d. W.s'ern. d6c common deli and ponpa q.
for Western and 5d5lc for Csnsda.
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TRUST COMPANIES
SAVINGS BANKS.

Fifteen savings banks twelve uatJusl banks, and one
% the companies, IN addition 10 the State banks
above mentioned have or had not az The time o. making
Up this report handed ~ their returns The national
banks make their returns but ~ elk months tie
,emainder once a mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

WANTED; CURRENCY 6.
CINCINNATI 1905
CINCINNATI IA
CHICAGO Is
CLEVELAND Ia
BROOKLYN PARK "a
OSWEGO ASD ROME L. r "a
MEMPHIS COUPONS
TENNESSEE COUPONS
n Y. TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS
BY
UTLEY DOUGHERTY,
II wALL-ST.. NETWORK.