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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-09-14

HIGHLAND AGRICULrURALsSoeI eIETY JOINS
Town, PA.-Fyrst 4nnuaI Exhibition, Ocss-
Der Sd, 4th, sta, and 6th, lSTl.-The
Highland Agricultural Society, of Cambria
county, propose 20 hold their First Anuu-
al Exhibition, or Fair, at Johnstown, du-
ring the first week in October, as above,
The arrangements for the Fair are being
advanced on the most liberal scale. The
grounds of the Society are large and con-
yenient of access, and money has been lib
orally expended in putting them in COM
plete order. They embrace a good half
mile Trotting Course, which has been in
use for several years by the JohuSto VA
Park Association, aud is in good condition.
Sheds for the shelter OF animals and COM
mod ous buildings for the accommodation
of exhibitors and visitors are being erect
ed at a cost OF nearly $4,000. The So
ciety offers Premium List aggregating
about $4,000, copies OF which, III paInph-
let form, giving full details, may be had
on application to any OF the officers of the
Society. The following is a summary of
the Premiums offered for stock.
For Horses. $3.50 00
For Cattle .--..-. 4So ol
For Sheep. 64 90
For Swine. ............... -.-..-.--..-..-- IS tN
FOR fouItfy '''..'''.-'..... - w
Other premiums in proportion for farm
products, seeds, vegetables, farm imple-
ments. fruits, flowers, ladies' handiwork,
and miscellaneous articles. Al premiums
o,gardea triH be paid before leariag :he Far
Grounds on the last day of the fair. Ar
rangements have been made with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company by which
all animals and articles intended for the
Fair, on which freight had been paid to
Johnstown, will be returned by the Il. X.
Co. free of charge Excursion tickets will
also be issusd 10 Johnstown from Tyrone,
~ II
mediate stations, on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, AMI Friday, good
for return on Saturday. There will also
be two trains each day of the Fair, to E5-
ensburg and return, stopping at all inter-
mediate stations.
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Ps<snt Wooden SpF1ae ez1
@inIg the most simple. kekzt<ze<of
<1>eSt invention Of tie kind that &4z I1<
<<H Introduced TO the public. Of 3Ii<1 <'z
<zre4x Testimonials ;1 is favor from EezI
k1oUn gentlemen IN Pi<isbnreh be<r eapze
proof. Mr.. Evans Is prepared 70 uzr1fA<<1rs
and Is these patent bottoms - any kind cf =
bed for i've dollars each or viii sell shop tights
on most reasonable terms Esefybod5 skouId
60 and see this new and desirable infenEioz.
Qua much respected aBd emioently practical
zuond. Mr. Martin " Wiimnre. Of Dunu1nes. La
<<ne county writing under dale Of Sept Iltht
1l'shes The following item Of news for publi-
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zZ<<f. &c. That the question
<1H 70 amend the cOnstitu-
<I.1l@czLifil be submitted 10 a
n q general election 10 be
Iuestiay Of October next,
voted for ia manner fol-
<Hil1ties aud cities IA v hlch
IElfilOrlled by law, votes for
=<z<IsI5on iHay be xpressed ana
<+<Ent hczocd or endorsed Win
<.=z|z# and not otherwise, and tho
@z==I4z be e.consfitutionai cOug e.
&s.1lIfafh for "A convention or
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<-{@| fifD ticket voting shall not be
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<.<*E Sz;uII eaRt : EfigaHate ballot, en-
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HI #I>1t % ilttzE[l IE e cry ACT OF 4&6c1i-
81 EfeFldes thai only y ilite tfeo9Heg are en-
s. .'z ID vote. Or be registered ~ Yuters, or az
III7 20 vote Al any general ar special cleo
5.zfzz,z repealed an1 fhnf hereafter all free.
tI;<tI <I18<z1 a5eft8efIon 81 color. shaft be 81.
<=.Ie1 and registered according 70 the prosi-
<6z1z 1f TIC 1Faf SEXTON Of the Act Approved
tzfS ~ *keft. ze1T< entitled An Act further
81 1<5s' 1I&1tsI - file Act relating 10 the Eec-
SIS ~ <tis Com naonHe = aud when other
sEi<f1r u4def sle ezlefink laws De enti-
.7z& ~ ~ general afa1 special eIectiots
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iIALUABLE REAL EsTATE


in Allegheny township. Cambria count
ted on the road leading ta St. Angnst
obof4f one mile from Loretto, contain
Aeres, fully 40 Aeres being cieare
fenced, well wafered and IN good statg
BAIsH thereon eftcted. The balance 81
Is covered with chestnut, oak. sugar.
valuable fiI1ber. For terms and ctHf
nation apply 10 either of the unders
MAHGA LEANY, Iefs
AUG WALTE8S. Garrall
Feb 18.-ff. Executors NJ W. Lett
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Rack 70 sA7capAs--I .2.s1n he Ims ssr.sE .gS been
s .aI -,..s from Thursday to osI assI' iuc-eaSing
.e.E . We deem j, due 70 J.. ."l=S Sa-s re our day Of
@ = s $- E @ 5as:55, 5 .s:S IN si;55 n :54
news two days ia.,a .,s-. viii be h.couvenIenced
few ii amy Of our '.i. ..rs. aui believing that
We can m,SsS1 VII. 'beuceor,h print The FskLM1s
ssaeHe5, .,,a=.-rr 10 au Cur subscribers On
.1-5 ,'grirg ~. OF SATURDAY morning
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6clmbol6 6 Bnrbn
M A n III Cd .
IN THE
YOUNG &RBING GENERATION

The veyetasve powers OF life are strong, but In
few years how often the pallld hue, the lack lus
ire eye and emaciated form, show their baneful
influence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observ.
er that some depressing influence is checking tho
development OF the body. Consumption Is talked
OF, and perhaps the youth is removed from school
and sent into the country. This Is one OF the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary di.
versions OF the ever.changlng scenes Of the city,
the powers OF the body. too much enfeeblea to
give zess to hesthtu. and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwardiy upon themselves.
II the patient be female the approach Of the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the first
symptom In which nature is to show her saving
power In diHusiug the circulation and Visiting the
cheek with the bloom Of health. Alas increase
OF appetite has grown by what It fed on. The
energies OF the system are prostrated, and the
whole economy Il deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period in which body and mind under.
60 so fascinating a change from child to woman
Is Looked for in vain. The parents heart b,eeds
Ia anxiety, and flucies the grave but waiting for
Its victim.
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HELMBOLD'S
BUcHU,
FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCESSE:
OR EARLY INDIsCREIION,

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCEssEs
OR EARLY INDIsCREIION,
attended with the following symptoms: ISDlS.
POSITION TO EXERTION, LOSS OF POWER,
LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF BREATH.
ING, General weakness, Horror Of Disease, Weak
Nerves Trembling, Dreadful Horror OF Death,
Night Sweats, Cold Feet, wakefulness. Dimness OF
Vision, Lapgor, Universal Lassltude OF the Muscu.
lar System, often Enormous Appetite with Dys.
peptic Symptoms, Hot Hands. Flushing OF the
Body, Dryuess Of the Skin, Pallld Countenances
and Erup,Iozs on the Face, Pain In the Back,
Heaviness OF the Eyelids, frequently Black Spots
dying before the Eyes, with temporary Sufiusion
and Loss OF Sight. Want OF Attention, Great Mo.
bllity, Restlesanes5, With Horror OF Society.
Nothing Is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude and nothing they more dread, for fear
OF themselves; no repose OF manner, no earnest.
ness, no speculation; but hurried transition
from one question to aco:her.
THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED TO GO on
WHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY RE-.
MovEs-sooN FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER,
FATuITY AND EPILEPTIC FITS, IN ONE OF
WHICH TIL PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the superintendeace.o OF Dr.. WILSON at
the RLOOMISGDALE ASYLUM, this sad result
occurred TO Two patients. Reason had for time
left them, and both died OF epilepsy. They were
OF both sexes, and about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that their excesses are not FIRE.
auently followed by those dire!ul diseases, IN
SANITY and CONSUMPTION The records OF the
INSANE ASYLUMS, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth OF
these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance
is actually sodden and quite destitute; neither
mirth nor grief ever visits 1t. Should sound OF
the voice occur 1t is rarely artlculate.
"with woful measures wan despair
Low suel sounds their grief begulled."
While we regret the existence OF the above dis.
eases and symptoms, we are prepared to o1er an
Invaluable gift CT chemistry for the removal OF
the consequences.
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5ewing Marhincs.
VIZ HAT ADV IAN T A G 2 S

THE "ELIAs HOWE" MACHINE OVER OTHERS {,
Frst.-The public know It to be durable.
eSence twenty aTe e mot
market 1t cannot be said OF any other machine.
Second.-It contains the material for It's own
repair.
Thld.-lt has less wearing points than any
other.
Fourth-It draws up Stitch as yo1 do by
hand; others do not.
Flfth.-You have perfect control over both
threads; others have not.
SiXth.-lt gives on thread 10 proportion to the
thickness Of fabric sewed. thereby avoiding slow
ing OF needless great objection to all other ma
chimes.
Seventh.-It sews tight seam In cashmere,
burylpg the threat en- either side, and then
tissue pager. without change OF tension.
Eighth.-The p-essar foot Is easily swung out
OF the way when you set d needle OF put uIder
work. II S not SO with any other.
Among the many "FIRsT PREMIUMS" award
ed THE ELIAS HOWE SEWING MACHINES, may
's The DiH international Exh t6itlon OF all Natlone
London, 1862. q Gold Medal.
New York state FAIR 1s6G.
Exposition IniverSee. Paris, 1867. q Cold Medal
Cross OF the Legion OF RJnor 10 Elias howe,
Jr.. as Original Inventor.
Ohio state Fair 1858.
New York State Fair, 1853.
Vermont State Fair, 1858.
Rcco Iect that Mr.. HOWE was the Original In.
yento. OF Sewiag Machines AMI gave twenty
years OF his life to perfecting this Machine.
EVERY MACHINE Is FULLY WARRANTED
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
~ EVERY CASE.
~ II you are prejudiced in favor OF any PAR.
t!cular Machine st least examine THE HOWE
before you purchase.
OFFICE No. 3l2 KISG STREET.
ALFRED G. ELY
aaore orIp,o aoanr Sonth Carolina.
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THE TE.iTHER THIS DIT.
WASHINGTON. December 26.

WASHINGTON, December 26.
The area OF cod, clearing weather, with
norrherly winds, will probably move eastward
on Wednesday over the lakes and extend
sonthward TO Tennessee The area of cloudy
and threatening weather viii pass northeast
over the Middle and Eastern States, possibly
with light snow OF rain tonight. Partially
CLOUDY and mild weather on Wednesday In
the Gulf and South Atlantic States, with rain
in Alabama and Louisiana. Dangerous winds
are anticipated for this evening.
Yesterdays Weather Reports of the
Signal Service. L. 5. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
I.oxnoN Daremher 26

LONDON, December 26.
The Porte, backed by Russia and Austria,
are sharply pressing the government of the
Danuban principaltttes for settlement OF
their railway obligations.
The Spanish Cortes had been prorogued to
January Goth. Topete, the Spanish minister
OF the colonies, announces the intention of re-
forming the Havana volunteer organization.
Troops for Cuba continue to depart.
The right centre of the French Assembly.
had made overtures to Legtimists for coali-
tion. The Legitimists will usually coalesce
with the right centre, but maintain their inde'
pendence. The Legitimists disapprove OF the
Orleans Princes as leaders.
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Erqal Not ecs .

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RICHLAND-Court OF Common
Pleas-PbINEAS F. FRAZEE, as Sheriff Il Rich
land County, Plaintiff, against EDWARD L..
DEASE &ni kOyLRT X. SCOTT, Defendants
Copy summons for re!ief.-tC0mplant served
10 the Defendant. EDWARD l.. DEANE: You
are hereby summoned aud required to answer
the complaint 10 this action, or which copy Is
herewith served upon you, and to serve copy OF
your answer to the said complaint on the sub.
scrlbers at Columbia. within twenty days aft
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such
service; and II you fail 10 answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this
aciion will apply to the Court fer the relief de.
manded IN the complaint.
Dated November IS, 1871.
MONTEITH 4 BAUSKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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noy22-w6

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CoUN-
y TY OF DARLINGTON-Coar OF Common
PIeas.-yiRGINIA c. C0GGSHALL, J. c.
RIVEs, Tutor under Foreign Law, J; GREGG
MCCALL, Guardian platntlIf., ys. PETER G.
COGGSHALL, CLARENCE ERYIN. OLIVER G.
COGGSHALL, GEORGE P. CoGGSHALL. JILLSON
B. DOUGLAS, CAROLINE 4: D0UuLAS: John J.
CANNON, ". JAMES DARGAN, HANNAH E..
DARGAN. CHARLES C. Law, Administrat ors
THEODORE a. DARG AN. Trustee, JAMES R.
ERWIN. ERASMUS P. ERWIN, Delendants.-Com
plant to Impeach Decree In Chancery. Partition
and Relief.
Erwin: You are hereby summoned and requir.
ed 10 answer the complaint IN this acton Whiea
AT Darlington Courthouse, in sad State, on the
is:h day Of October 18TH and to serve copy Of
scrIber at his ONCE at Darlington Courthouse, in
said State within twenty days a ater the service
II Won fall to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaihur In this action will ap.
ply to the Court for the RELIEF demanded 10 the
complaint. r. K. CHARLES,
decl3.w6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Marrie6.

GIBBS-PERRY.-On the evening OF the 21st
instant by the Rt Rev, W. B. W. Howe. JAMES P.
GIBBS, OF This city. to JANE W, daughter Of the
lat. colonel BeEi. Perry, OF st. Paul's Parish.
HaNCKEL-NACON-O the l9h Instant, at
Tufton. Va by the Rev. ]. S. Hanckel, LOUIS T.
HANckEL to Miss IDA MACON, daughter OF the late
Colonel Thomas Macon, OF Charlottesville, Va. II
LOGAN-McDCGAL.-in Charlestrn n. S. c., on
the o5th instant, at the house OF the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. Robert Logan, fa'her OF the
bridegroom Mr. JoHS R. LOGAN to Miss JANE
MEDICAL, daughter OF D avid McDuga!, OF Charles.
ton, s. T..
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Otltu1rD

MIDDLETOS.-Die In the City OF London. on
4th December. 1871. IN the seventy.third year or
his age, Captain PHILIP FRANCIS MIDDLETON.
native OF London. and for over foriy years resi-.
dent OF Charleston.
JoNES.-Died on the h instant, az the resi-
de. ce OF Mrs. Ann Jones. kings'rte, S. c., ELIZA
BETH JONES, wife OF Mr. u. q. Jones. Of this city.
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sp4RKs FROM THE WIRES.

The weather east Of the Mississippiis May
like. In the West the storm continues.
jesse R. Grants condition is critical.
The negroes still hold Lake Village. Ar
kansas, and are pressing horses and supplies,
and have many white prisoners. The ne
groas arc reinforcing.
There was another rain storm In California
on Saturday night, and fifteen inches OF rain
fellwlthin week, more than all last year.
Severaltowns were flooded. The levees at
Sacramento withstood the food and the town
was saved.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 26.
Minister Schenck has dissolved his connec-
tIon with the Emma Silver Mining Company.
Bowen, of South Carolina, Is here. looking
after his interest in the contest for DeLarge's
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THE WHARTON TRL4L.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, December 26.
The analytical chemist Tonry testified that
he found sixteen grains of metallic antimony
in portion Of KeIchum's viscera
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Mertno
Shaker Flannel, AI.Wool Underwear Goods, Half
Hose, Suspenders, Handkerchiefl, Linen and
Paper CUTS and Collars, Imperial, Alexander and
Courvolsier,s Kid Gloves And ful assortment
OF Buckskiu, DogskIn, Beaver and Ca9s. Gloves:
Scotch Ginsham Water Proof [l4O1 Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatest
care, and prices marked very low In plain 1gures.
Our motto is quick sales and small profits, fair
dealings. Goods may be returned u not satisfac.
tory. Buyers In our lIue will ind 1t to their ad-
vantage to give us call. oct19-3m08
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GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS,
FOR THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %, AND
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20,
AT O'CLOCK, on WHICH OCCASION
MRS. CHARL E NJ o o L o \,
Americas Most Gifted Songstress
And so ong distinguished in European and
American art Circles for her matches, voca
powers and exquisite cuitnre, and after her re.
cent MOST BRILLIANT TRIU MPHS In New York,
Boston, New Orleans and the principal cities OF
the United States. where she has created the
greatest enthusiasm with press and pnbtc, Will
make her first appearance IN Charleston assisted
by the following Artists:
Mr.. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, the favorite Tenor
Sig FERRANTI, the renowned Baritone, this nrst
appearance here,l and
Mr. JAMES II. WEHLl, the eminent Pianist, This
first visit TO the South.)
Mr.. GEORGE ". COLBY. Musical Director.
SCALE OF PRICES:
General Admission ....................."..Sl 81 oo
Reserved seats. o. w
Gallery ......'....oV Geu,s
The sale OF seats commences at the Box ONCE
OF the Academy OF Music on Tuesday morning
December 26. at O'Clock.
The "Weber Grand Pianos" are used at all the
aMouton Concerrsn C. A. CHIZZ0LA,
Business Manager.
aT Orders for Srats fro n surrounding places
may be sent by mail or telegraph, and they VIII
be c,refully attended to. decS
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THE NEW IMPROVED
WHEELER & WILSON
THE MOST POPULAR
FAMILY Sewing MACHINE.

Between six AMI seven hundred thousand now
In use. Is the most simple, runs easier, and makes
less noise than any other drst.class Lock Stitch
Machine Does al kinds Of work usually done By
hsnd Has batter attachments for Hemming,
Frilllng, Tucklng. C5rdlng Quilting, Gathering
&C., than any other Machine These Machines
are now offered for sale In this city on tbs LEASE
PLAN, at Ten Dollars per month until paid for.
Thorough instruction given. and satisfaction
guaranteed in oil cases. Old Machines repaired
and adjusted by competent machlnist few
live men can find regular and profitable employ
ment, either on salary or commission, by applying
early.
Par.or and sale.roon No. 2O9 KING STREET.
W. C. BRUCE, Agent.
wHYTE Il HARRAL, General Agents. dec Is
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To the defendant, EDWARD L. DEANE: Take
notice. that the summons iu this action. OF which
the foregoing Is copy. was hied IN the office OF
the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for Rich.
land County, at Columbia, in the County OF Rich
land State OF South Carolina aforesaid, on the
2Oth day OF November in the year lsIl.
MONTEITH BACSKETT,
novo3wS PilintlIf'S Attorneys.
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,his mnrning. will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined oy snip
masters a. any time during the day.
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Amnsements.

dMQ5RWRnIS.
A CADEMY OF USIC.
Benefit and last appearance OF the Queen Star Of
the South,
ROSE WATKINS,
who will appear, by special request, In her match
less impersonation OF
ATELE EEN MAVOU RNEE E N,
UNDER The SPELL.
TERRENCE O'MooRg. HAIRY WATKINS.
Supported by the full strength Of the best
DRAMATIC TROUPE
that has visited this city for years.
IA N R1c B..
THE GREAT
PARIS vILION CIRCU s
COMPANY.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The Daring MORGAN,
The Wonderful NELSON'S,
O'BRIEN, the vaulter and Double Somersault
Performer Of the World;
Miss LIZZIE MARCELLUS;
MAYA, the French Clown;
JAMES COOKE, the celebrated English Jester;
MILES, ToURNAIRE.
u CLARK, NICHOLS,
Scores OF Acrsbats, Gymnasts, Equestrian, and
Trapeze Performers.
Professor DAVIS and his Wonderful Troupe OF
PERFORMING DOGS.
The Famous Trained Horses:
EXCELSIOR, Jr., STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
REBECCA AND JULIA.
CITAD GRE n.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at and :.
Admission, IS cents; Children unaer ten 25c.
Tickets for sale at Pavilion Hotel, FRED.
DAUER's Music Store, No. sI7 King street, and
at Ticket WagjL. dec25'2
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Cures secret a2d delicate disorders In all their
stages at lite expense, little or no changeln
diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. 1t is
Pleasant In taste and odor, Immediate In Its &C.
ton, free from all Injurious properties, superse-
ding Copatba and al, other nauseous Compounds.
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BT the act vi AuSuSl ioo0, INV
of tne State is required TO deposit all moneys
coming into his hands, on account OF me
State. within three days. Sundays exclusive,
in some bank Of safe deposit
The following is The statutory provision:
"The treasurer OF the State OF South Caro-
lima shall deposit all moneys that shall come
in-0&,s hapds, on account Of this State, With
in three days. sundays exclusive, after recelv-
inG the same, in some bank or banks In the
ciiies of Columbia and Charleston. as shall be
designated by the Governor, compiroller-Seh,
eral and treasurer, or any TWO OF them. anu
as. in their opinion. shall be secure, and pay
the highest rae Of interest for such deposit.
The moneys 80 deposited shall be placed 10
th. account Of the treasurer, and he shall keep
a hank book in which shall be entered his ac-
counts of deposits in, and moneys drawn trom'
the BANKS in which such deposits shall ce
made"
And the banks are also required
"Respectivply to transmit to The Governor
and acknowledgement monthly statements
of the MONEYS which shall be received and
Maid by them on account OF the treasury
The committee have failed TO find any entry
in the tressurers books of interest received
from any bank 10 which deposits OF the moneys
of the State have been made. While nes:v all
the banking institutions of the City OF Colu1,'
bia have hal share of such funds, it Is appa
rent to the commiltee that the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company has been regarded
The most ''Secore," and hence the most worthy
of the largest amount of deposits; or, per
hars, so intimate are the relations Of the ON
GERS or stockholders OF this bank with the off,
cials of the State, that the bank SO much in
favor is considered the most convenient, if moi
the mcst profitable or secure depository, under
the law.
The committee, believing 1t to be par, o
their duty to learn the whole amount OF de
poslts made by the State treasurer 10 that anC
other institutions, made applcalion at tnt
connter of the South Carolina Bank and Trus
Company for leave to examine their books Q
credits TO the State, but were refused the prl
yilegA. Therefore the amount OF lnteres