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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27

They are particularly BENEFsCiAL Io FEMALEs.
strengthening th. body inyignrating the mind. and
The HOME BrTrERs are comp .tlndsd with ss
greatest care, and no Tonic ,imuant has ever benz
TASTE, and al the same tins eoeining 80 so ma as
remedial agents, endorsed by the medical frafcrs
t, as the best known to PhaTmaaepoeia II cost
little 10 give them fair trial, and
Every Family Should Have A Bottle.
In Chicago the HOME BITiERs are Won he'd for
a. superior e any now - use ~ q Mariner An.
maVca Asf' ~ MYTH; G @aiss D. ' snman
Barns, NJ d; 7 s Hoyn. Nj D.; and r Luplanl r.
In Cincinnati by il YatIirr. NJ p: a James, NJ
.; u Quinn, q; J Fl Baekner, NJ D;WR
Chemist: ei,as Woodwa1d, i, {; K Tasior, II 81
D MeCarty, NJ D.; P Maiey, n D; R H John
in St. Louis, Emo Sander, PHD., Analytical
Ghsmist lronounees the Hnme Bitters as superior
to the celebrated Hpsteter's snd they have also the
following endorse nient of The medical profession in
st. Louis: l-qt s{is5ti5E ga aig se@
ST. Louis July, 1870
JAMES JacKsos 4 Go -Gemtirm ms yoE
ruceiI,toi the Home Biiers, II cannot, therefore,
re considered .s'a stsret or p'tIsn meiicne. No
p p ,h ha.inT S 1 r.. HIM. W. yf mini
unhesitaingly sa. the continuation is one OF rare
exceflelee. All the articles used in their compo-
siion are Of the best class Of which they belong,
tive and slightly laxative The mode of preparing
them is strictly in accordaace with the rides %
Pharmacy Having used then, seen the effects in
our private practice, we take pleasure in recon-
nending them to all persons DESTROYS Of taking bit
| offered to the public L. g.. Bassliniese. Prof
obstetrics and Diseases of Women 81 Louis,
Medical College. si'E
l. 5s Late President Missouri Medical college,
FRANK g. PORTER, D;,
Member OF Board Health, - g. kou,s' mo MO.
Prof of su gerry. Mo Medical College, and late
Resident Physician City Hasptai + ha,i Ms
| Professor OF Practical Pharmacy, " Louis Col
20 -" j q WHITEHALL,
Editor Of Medical Archives,
CGERICKE 81 ID, 7Fft
CA WARE NJ .,
Dr. q VT LUDW!G,
ALFRED HEACUCk, M ID;
w a WIKCDXA ID.
EGFRANKIliN NJ D, ' Sc
Prof of Surgery Homeopathy Medieal College.
s. go. .5> r e COMSIGeK, NJ d,
Prof. Midwifery and Diseases of Women, Coll
lese OF homs epa'aJf JOHN Hey1re TEMPLE MD,
Prof of Metera Medca, Homoeooathie Msdicsl
COLLEGES s q missouri. JOHN coNzLEMAN d.
Lectures of diseases Of Children, Homeopathic
$3.50 n IT. III e ~ CHARLES vAsTINE, M q,
Prof. Of Physiology, Homeopathic MeleaI Col
20 JOHN HARTMAN NJ d., Ftsfs
Prot Clinical Medical College homeopathic
Ply cians and Su geons.
v UNIFIED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL.
ST. Louis Mo, Oct. los0-9
JANE A. JACKSON COL have examined lhs>
formula for making the Heme stomach Bliters and
us Them in the Hospital Tor the last four months
/ consider them the most valuable tonic anu stimu-
liant now in use ff 4S
7s 55 S III MELCHER.
Resident Physician in charge OF the United States
Marine Hospital
r7eFar sale by all Druggists and and 6-oesTs.
-ssTst.5# JAMES A JACKSON i co Rroprietors.
Laboratory los and 1Ui N second street 81 oai2,
Missouri. 90 $50 Ht s@s7t 2'&f5Slh
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

One more story about tresses. It is
related in Moore's ''Lalla Rookh" thrt
Persian lady let down her tresses to as-
sist her lover in his ascent to the terrace
where she awaited him. In this particu-
lar use modern tresses would be decided
~ convenient They could be fastened
to the top of the wall, and nave the ten
sion of the lady's scalp.
A gratified Alabama Demosthenes
opened his oration by saying: "Feller
citizens, eff had been entin dried an
pies for week, an den took to drinkin'
for mont, couldn't feel more swelled
up dan l am dis mint wild pride and
vanity at seein' such full tendance here
dis evenin'."
Many families, says the New York
1Nai, who reside in elegant stone fronts,
and appear very wealthy. usually after
marrying off their daughters move into
O smaller dwelling in less fashionable
locality.
Bridal cars are proposed for horse rail
ways in Chicago. The honey-moons are
30 short there that newly married couples
cant spare the time for tour out of the
city.
During the recent storm at Omaha.
saloon walters waded around barefoot.
ed, and sent glasses Of beer sailing in
large boxes to customers who stood in
the doors awaiting the ferringe.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AurHon1zEp CAPITAL. s5oo. 900,
c . l. u NJ Il IA. s. e.

= OS
John 3. Palmer, President.
A. q. BreniZer, Cashier.
@. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. ". McaIas-
ter, II. d. Sem, Of X. u. Sem L. Son: q. ~. /.
Bearden, of Copeland & Bcardcn; r. l.. Bryan
of Bryan McCartcr; w. 9. SwafIield, OF r.
Il ". O. Swaf1ield
+. W. McAIaeter, Solicitor.
E1NHlS Bank il now open tor tho transaction
Il Of general banking business
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate OF psven {7)
per cent: per annum, in kind will be issued
Deposits from County Officers especially So
llclted; also, from Trustees, Administrators.
EXECUTORS, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts of
City and Country Merchants, and other bus
ness men, and tho usual accommodations ex-
tondcd.
Notes, Bills of Exchange. and other evi-
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Bonds. Gold, Silcer bought and sold.
;, Mutudted Currency purchased at email
discount.
Sight Drafts dra,on direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
marx and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued
ayablo in any Of the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and eold
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
Open FROM to 8. Feb % "
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Notice.
lHsHKEE months from this date, application
y will be made to the Greenviils and Colnm
bia Railroad Company for the renewal Of the
following SCRIP, belonging to the estate of
mislaid, viz: '' ',
Stock Scrip No. 1,1G2. $50 shares.
), assessment onn Certificate on same, No. ,482,
Scrip No. i, ,s37. shares.
$40. VIM H panuEP 70 A'oi7'
Receiver Eatate of Jesse DeBrnhl. deo'd. ;
JUNE q, 1871. Abbeville O. n.
0uue i3mn
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

, GAKTERs.-Some New England lady,
Mrs. Daniels, we believe ,-another Of
Inc Daniels come to Judgment in
vented new-fangled apparatus for
keeping the ladies' stockings up, which
Is to supersede the tihe-honored
ana knlghtly garter. It may do we'll
enough for those ladies' who lack suf1i-
cient rotundity of limb, but our Vir.
g!nla women are not deficient in nny
OF the necessary ndjuncts that 20 to
MAKE up the perfect mould of form,
ana can keep their garters on and
stockings up without resorting to apy
new Inventions. What will tho Yan.
KEGS ask us to surrender next? The
garter is an old and cherished institu-
tlon; and although the elastic invention
With the buckle has been adopted by
many city bellies, the free-born md un-
conventional country girls still stick to
twlne and tape, aud other strings
some even using rs q tie the primitive
Wlsp of straw. We will have mono of
this new fashioned hip-attachmentg gear
ing We are true to our ancient ties.
IL Is direct assault upon our ciyiliza-
ZION, @ blow aimed at our gartered
rights; and we will resent it while we
have leg to stand upon. Ladies', be
true to your stockings. Unfurl the
banner OF the garter and inscribe upon
IL that grand motto of the grandost
order OF knighthood ever established
Hona soH qui NAL q pense''-nnd there
ls not man, young or old, in Vir.
ginia but will rally round the flag, and
shed his last drop of blood in defence
OF the garter rights of woman, and cry
down with the Yankee hip-ocracyl"
Richmond Enquirer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
Most Useful Invention Of thcAgc.
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED By Z. AZ HINT

PATENTED MARCH 81, 1871.
fEIHlS Machine, which is now offered for
= sale, surpasscs any Of it's age. 1t is uec.
full, chenp and durable. ANY boy or rir cnn
operate @::a i. E,:r :!.c :ab!u, i. has not IN
equal, For the sick room, it stands unriyal-
cd; For the nursing mother, itH intrinsic
vnine is incstimablc; AZ it fans to rest tho
iittio darltngs, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should te without ono.
AS labor-saving Machine, it eaycy the hire
OF one servant. AS an investment, thero il
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
active, energetic man can mako more money
at. 1t IL the Machine for the timcs 81, 900 600
worth will be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can m axe from s15 to 800 per week.
clear OF all expenses. Can be seen at I.
Sulz6acher's Jcwclry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY
Agent for RichIand County,
July 28 P.O. Address Colnmbia.
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INTEREST ALLO WE'D d TIE RATEHf
SEVEN PER CENT PIEE ANNUM.
ON CER7IFICA1 1E;S OF DEpOSIT.
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
FOUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John 5ohn 3 3 Thnma: ralmeI: vice-Preadents.
Il. g. BreniZer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier in
charge OF branches.
John Q. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
.' Directors.
Wade Hampton, Willium Martin, A. O. Has.
kell, F. w. McMaster, John T. Thomas. +. r.
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer Thomas e. Grnro
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Eewberry.
W. &. Mayes, Newberry.
b. II. Rutlcdge, Charleston.
Ianiel RavcEcl. Jr.. Charleston
Meclianics, Laborers, Clcrks, Widows. Or.
phans and others may here deposit their aay.
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Tru.tee,
wishing to draw interest on their tundp ,,t;;
they require them for business or other D,,r.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums FOR their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhosc deposits Gu n only be with.
'lrawn by themselves, or, in care of death bv
their legal represcntatives,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here affordod
nm opportunity OF depoaiting their p,cana
where they will rapidly accumulate. and at
Lhe Same time, be subject to withdrawalwhea
Iceueu. Anr TX
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
100000!
BY authority Of special Act OF the Lesisla
ture of Kentucky, Of March Is. 1871.
the Trustees of tho Public Ii.
brary OF Kentucky
will give
Grand Gift Concert,
Ar louisville, Er.,
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1871,
AT LOUISVILLE, EY.,
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1871,

NDER the direction OF the best Musical
- Ialcnt that can be procured. Tickets
or Admission $40 cnch. Currency: Half
Tickets 81. 90; Quarter Tickets Sa.5O.
Each ticket will have attached to it four
coupons. OF the denomination OF $3.50 each
The holder OF an entire ticket wilLb entitled
to admission to the Concert and to the whole
amount Of the Gift awarded to it by lot. The
noiaer "i each coupon vii. DC entitled 10 ad-
mission TO tue Concert and to one- fourth the
amount OF such gift az may bo awarded to
the e whole ticket TO which it belongs.
10 provide funds for this Grand Concert
anu Tor the benefit of the Public Library of
kentucky, 100000 tickets will be sold at $40
tucky is Treasurer N'1'
Al moneys arising from tho eale of tickets
VIII be deposited with tho Citizens Bank
Msnb1ect M only to the order OF tho President and
treasurer OF the Library, countersigned by
In Immediately after the Concert, tho sum OF
s55o, QUO in greenbacks will be distributed by
Gifts, viz: - o"Ao b
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

A FEW rearons Why they should have the
IA preference over I'LL Others:
!. Wheeler Wilenn- Sewing Machine IL
much rinpltr than any Of the others: re-
quiring lr-h than hall the amount OF ma
chincrv.
2 Az tho resn.t Of ti. rlmrlci,y. this mn
chine is much less l.abr than the Others ia
get cut of repair.
3 Another rasnt OF this simplicity il
greater durability. ''
Another result i1 lcsa friction. and con.
seqnently greater ease and ra,idity of mo.
,inn, with less Noise
8. Anh greatest OF all, That it ascs no Shnt.
ne. and makes the lock stitch.
1t IS the cllrapcat to buy The best. Bny lhc
machine that lns Justly. fairly and honora-
hiy won & reputation and ipdcpcnJe,,re
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty Years has the Wheeler 4
wilson nnt only stood first and foremost but
now stands the UNI niivallcd Sewing Machine nj
the enlightened civilized world. Buv tl,e mn.
cline that has been thus tested and proyr6
AM Then you are snre to get the hest. For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sajre.
room Main street second door below TuTxIx
office, Columbia, =. c. -
J.S. rURSLEY, Agent.
4. WHITE, General Southern Agent.
Juno 81 CO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
Livery and Sale Stables.

&l{sssFs$M 6sES@zS8 TIE undersigned
Ef5SyLfSk9{RIe. n. will continue the bu-
SaAs1 SsAs<' G-As~@El- siness heretofore con
ducted by AEnev & Co, at the old stands at
The late firm. His Nmnibuses and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from tho Rail-
road nepts to the Columbia Hotel, the Nick
ersoh House, or any part of the city. He will
also furnish Horses. Huggics. Carriages, &C.,
for hire on reasoma bic tcrina, and aolicits the
patronage Of the friends of the late firm.
June2S OWEN DAILY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
Jewelry and Silyerware.

Jewelry and Silverware,
hf tho most approved styles, can be OBJ.
" tanned at I. SULZBACHEK'S estabIirl-
mont, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA.
CLES and EYEGLASSES to anit all agcs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

M MANUFACTUHER AND DEAIFE, No. 90
1xI Hayna street and EIorlb. ck's Wharf.
Charleston. 5. g. This is tho largest and
Southern States. and all arti.lrs in t.,is line
can he furnished by SIR. 7. T. Tonlc at prices
which defy competition
ag \ pamphlet with full and detailed list
ni all .lzes OF Doors. Sashcs and Dlints, and
the prices of each will be Gent freq aud mr. "
paid. on application to
July II tlyr PIP TOAJ.E
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

~ lection Of Commercial pauIr In,nroat
IN state and Railroad Bonds aud Stocks. ami
20 version Of State Securities BY
NOV ~ emo HAMBRILI.. Broker.
rThn nu1v fin, 49,. y,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
h. II. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-roorn
Main .Strett. nenr PLAIN

7H"tt ~ tft, HF1IT ffUIN, n"
- NOW on hand and daily re.
G - ..S-!LJc, living from the manifac.
N41.7~-tsssd& tories OK New Yurk, Boston.
{sssszzazzzzsazsg Cincinnati and Louisville. Tue
" Z largest assortment Of FUR
MI URE ever kept III this market, connisting
ine-R"on Suits; 200 i'e.lsttads OF diff, rent
patterns. ~ Walnut aud Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-lmtrm Chairs.
Az kinds ot MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHoISTEhlNG aud RErAIkING done at
shortest notice aud in lie beat manner.
Terms rssh and GondA cheap. Oct 30
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24

According to recent statement which
is now going the rounds of the French
press, the total number of balloons
which left Paris during the siege, be-
tween September % and January %,
1871, amounted to siSty-four, carrying
the same number of pronauts, 5000, 600
Letters, large number of official de-
spatches, 354 carrier pigeons, and nine
ty-.one passengers. OF these sixty. four
balloons, only five were captured by the
German forces, two were blown out to
sea, and one crossed tho North Sen. and
after q perilous voyage of about !, 600
miles. in forty-eight hours. landed in
Norway, where it created quite panic
among the inhabitants of a small village
in the vicinity of Christiana, where it
descended. The ballast, consisting of
bars and weights of metal, which was
yet left in the basket after it's descent,
was coined into smnll medals, bearing an
appropriate inscription, which were sold
all through Norway for the benefit of
the fund for the relief of French wound
ed soldiers, widows and orphans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-24
WASHINGTON UNIVERsITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., BALT., MD.
We next regular session will commence on
II the FIRST MONDAY in October. 1871
Preliminary lectures will begin the 18th Sen.
temDcr. The course of instruction is emf
nently. practical and complete, consisting OF
a,dactlc lectures, clinical lectures and special
instructlons III the diagnosis and treatment OF
diseaae at The hed-side. Every variety OF dis.
ease may be seen in the hospital wards and
free dispensary connected with the college.
FEES For full course. t120; Matricnlation.
iron. the late slaue holding States, 1olose means
are limited, will be received upon the benefi
ciary plan Of the school. The annual circnlar
and catalogue. containing full particulars
will be sont on application TO
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR. M. D.
July ~ tlmo Dean OF the Faculty.
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New Books! New Books!! New Books,r

AsCW 0UuhS. INSW DOOkS.! NEW BOOKS!n
TINE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOs. JEF.
\ 4 p FEhSoN. by hfs granddaughter, Sarah
:, "reminiscences of Fifty Years. By Mark
''At Last" a Christmas in tho West In
ales: Dy Charles Kingsley. with many illus
The Life of Hornando Cortez. By Arthur
Light and Electricity" By J. Tyndall.
*1.25. op'A' e.
Six Boys. "A Mothers Story. by tho Amc-
ricnn Tract Sncicty. $l.25.
). The Earthly Paradise. A Poem. by vii.
liam Morris. Three volumes. $3.50.
"Ernestine." By George Sand. 75c.
Terrible Temptation. ByChas. Roade. 30c.
Also, q large selection OF new Novels by the
pest authors, just received and for sale at pub
Usher s'prioee, by BRYAN & hIcCARTER.
Thornwell's Collected Writings,
FNHEOLOG!CAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
Il embellished with DR.. Thornwell's nor,
trait. 81 per volume.
Memories OF Patmos By MacDuF. 80.
The Conservative Reformation and it's The.
ology. BY Rev. Charles p Krowth, D. D. SIS
The Unseon World. BY Rev. DR.. Stork. 81.
NEW NOVELS. III
Beecher Stowe. $3.50.
att SO cents.
Won, not wooed. BY the author of Bred in
the Bone, &c. so cents.
Terrible Temptation. By Charles Reade.
S5 cents. '-'.'''
Uniform edition OF Grace Aeuilor's Works.
such as Mothers Recompense, Vale Of Cedars.
dc.. ut 81 per volume.
The abovo books sent to eny addross. mat
paid, on receipt Of prico
DUFFIE CHAPMAN,
AuRuetl Booksellers.
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u, d. =. fURSIEY, Agent
4. WHITE, General Southern Agent.
The New York herald., 1871-05-11

% s " n sa ~ 81 rto u y % g.
Subsequently the Central Pacncs advanced TO
1925 and the Union Pacific irsts to o3b. The Lon
don Times tcty artcle) OF April 25 has the follow
ing
The London and San Francisco Bank uimited)
nave invited subscriptions for c500 600 Omaha Bridge
Railroad Company, with dividend from the lst INST.
az price equal TO about 93h, and redeemaDle at
sinking fund. The OBJECT is to complete the commu-
nlcalon across the Continent 10 San Francisco, at
present interrupted by the want OF bride over
the MISSOURI river between Council Bufs and
Omaha the various railway lines which Will thus PC
accommodated representing an aggregate capital
OF about 3oooO,ooO sterling. The construction
OF the bridge Is already completed to the extent or
about one-tnrd aud the whole Is expected TO be
opened on the lst OF January next when. after
payment OF tolls, direct cash saving from the
avoidance OF the ferry WILL 1t Is stated, result TO the
guaranteed bridge itself being at the same time
mortgaged as security. At the proposed price the
yield OF interest Will be eight and three quarter per
cent, exclusive OF the ultimate redemption. BY
an act OF Congress the bridge and Its approaches
are constituted national post road, unIer the ex-
exceptional circumstance that must be regarded as
Indispensable IN any American Joint stock enter
so long as Messrs. FISK and Gould shall be permitted
TO continue their career in New York the wealthiest
ana most influential State OF the Union.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG
Aho 'o"'HSin HsV was RcHtTuhy StionS uHu
higher, with considerable activity In the South
Caronas and Tennessees The new July bonds of
South Carolina were in demand at a. and Tennes.
sees sold at 69&. The following the final street
prices:-Tennessee, ex coupon, COS COZ; do,
new 692s COZ; Virginia, ex coupon, 80 a 70;
do, new, II 72; do, registered Stock old,
66H 81; Georgia skies, "a q SO; do sevens,
9OA 81; North Carolina, ex coupon. 474 As; do,
funding, 1885, 81 3s; do. Co., 1868, 80 a 81; do,
skies, 9414 941a do Hannibal and st. Joseph, 93I4
e4; Louisiana sizes, SO 90; do. new, % a e5; do.
evee sixes 70 72 do. do. eights 81 ST. do. Peni.
tentiary sevens 70 "A; do. railroad eights "a so;
Alabama fves, 20 "A; do elghts, l02 q 1O4;
do. railroad eights, 94 a 0s; South Carolina
skies, " so; do new, January and July,
"a 641s; do. do, April and October, 6o39 a 62h;
Arkansas skies. So q 90; do. sevens 80 a SO;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling sS a 80;
do. interest eights, 81 50; do. second
mortgage eights, 6s q 20; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevens, 81 "a;
do. second DO eights rs 80; New Orleans
and Jackson first mortgage, IS a 90; DO second do,
rs 80; Memphis aud Charleston Railroad first mort
gage, "a SO; do, second mortgage, 7S
SO; Greenvllle ana Columbia Railroad, guar
anteed South Carolina, 5s a 60; Macon and Bruins.
wick, guaranteed Georgia. 7s 10; Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford cghts so a 55; Memphis
and Little ROCK Railroad eghts 70 o IS; Memphis
city SKIES So 81; Savannah city sevens, So a 81;
New Orleans consos, old, 70 IS; do, issue rail-
road Skies, y IS; do. sevens, 10 a 70.
The New York herald., 1871-05-11

sign any bonds they shall be signed n matter
Of fact to ray for liabilities already incurred under
said act To permit such construction to prevail
would substantially defeat the object of the act sef The
act mandatory requiring the Board of Water and Sewerage
Commissioners TO proceed to carry into elect the plan
adopted by the Common Council The to accomplish
the result must be- derived from the sale OF bonds and the
Tact that the OF sales TO be placed In the city
treasury clearly implies that the sales may be made prior 20
are to be sold by said Board, and the fact that
troler to enable the Board TO pledge the bonds,
shows that his assent Is required for their
ton as to time or place OF sale. It Is clear from
In the Watr and Sewerage Board The Commissioners may
and SHOULD be- held exercise of this discretion
They are bound, in discharng this duty to sell ths bonds
the terms most adyanta the city, and In OF
deIection duty this the Mayor the Chief
Executive OF the city may call them to account therefor
but neither the Mayor the other oces whose minis
tral duty It s To sign these bonds interfere with the
Water and Commissioners In calling for the bonds
for the this
act For abuse OF the discretion conferred this
Board the Conmssioners liable mandamns must
issue recurring the Mayor to sign the bonds asked for
remaining unsigned.