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omen and War.

Mr.. Harvey, late American minister to
Portugal. and now editor of the Washing
ton Patriot, publishes in that paper q chap
ter of secret history, tracing the pres ut
war between France and Prussia to the
ambition of d Boston lady. Miss Henslen,
She was married eighteen months ago to
Don Fernando, father of the present King
of Portugal, who conferred upon her the
title of Counte s. d'Edia. so a. To obllterate
even a nominal connection with her Amer
lean birth past history. Soon after the
expulsion of Queen Isabella from the
Spanish throne Prim made repeated over
lures to Don Fernando to accept the king
ship, but they finally ended in failure of
+be negotiations. The cause Of the fail
re is sad to be the refusal of tho Count
ess d'Ebls to go to Madrid in any other
capacity than Queen. sharing equally with
her husband the royal honora- But the
punctilious Spaniards refused utterly TO
accept the pretty American Gltl and for
mer singer as their queen, and so Don Fer
nando IVES dropped aud Leopold of Hohen
zoIlern next taken up. Then followed the
war.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-01-06

The New Empire-Text OF tho Adore ISIS of
tIe Reichstag 40 the Failure emperor of
Germany.
The following is the text of tue address
| to be presented by deputation of the
North German Parliament to King Will
liam at Versailles. It was adopted by 1911
yeas against 6 nays Social Democrats:)
Most Illustrious and Most Mighty Kins
Most Gracious King and Master AT the
call of yo ur Majesty, the people have raj
lied around their leader, and heroically
defends, on foreign soil, the fatherland
which had been wantOn1y challenged. The
war demands Unreasonable sacrifices, but
the deep grief at the loss Of her sons does
not shake the determined resolution of the
nation, who will not lay aside her arms
till peace is assured by secure and better
protected frontiers against the recurring
attacks of her Jealous nelghbOr. Thanks
to the victories to which your Majesty has
led the armies OF Germany in faithful
companionship of arms, the nation looks
forward to an enduring unity. The North
German Parliament, IN unison with the
Princes OF Germany, approaches with the
prayer that your Majesty will deign to
consecrate the work OF unifcatiOn by ac-
cepting the Imperial crown of Germany.
The Teutonic crown on the head of your
Majesty will inaugurate, for the re estab-
lished Empire of the German nation, an
era of power, of peace, of well-being and
of liberty, secured under the protection of
the laws. The fatherland thanks it's lead
er and the glorious army, at the head of
which your Majesty still dwells, on glori-
Gus battle-felds. The devotion and the
deeds of its sons will be remembered for
ever. Map it soon be vouchsafed that the
Emperor, crowned with glory. shall re-
store peace to the nation. United Ger
many has proved itself mighty and victo-
rious i'll war. under the leadership of its
supreme commander. The united German
Empire will be mighty and peace-loving
under its Emperor.
Your royal Majesty's most humble and
most faithful obedient.
The REICHsTAG,
OF the North German Bund
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CIINTON MALE ACADEMY.

rNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THE
4 I'd Monday of January, 1871, and continue
twenty weeks. Tuition. sl7 so aud s22 So
Board can be had at from 81 to Sl2 so per
month. send for circular giving full inforTna-
ton
GRADY IL MCLEOD.
dec ID 672awd&w4wch
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SPIRTTs TURPEnTINE In this article there has
the week just ended. owing IN n great measure
to the scarcity of stocl. :. Ksceipas- have been
mainly OF email parcels. which have generally
found sale upon arrlval-the market closing
quiet but steady at As cents for Southern and 46
cents for n. Y packages. To-day (Thursdsy)
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"spA1p1Na's Prepared Glue"

Browns Bronchial TrOcheS, for Pulm0-
nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved
their efficacy by test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men who
have used them,
Those who are suffering from Coughs, Oolds.
Hoarseness. Sore Throat, &C., should try "T'hs
IrOcIes," q simple remedy which 10 In almost
every case effectnal.
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RE VIEW
OF THE
WILMI NGTON NJ \ Rk ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
January ), 1871.
r E Y | T W

TURPENTINE- Has been III fair enquiry
throughout the week, and very little has been
brought il. Prices ruled without change up to
Wednesday, when there WAS an advance of 10
cents, the market closing firm at IS for soft, and
81 so for lard, q $50 lbs. Receipts comprise
only 6s3 bbls which cold "a folIoWs:
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STA TEMENT Of the principal articles Of Pro
d,.ce exported from the Port Of Wilmington,
N. c., for the year ending Slst De cenaber,
1870, as compiled from the reports of the Daily
Journal, and compared soiM those for the
uears 1867-S-9.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-01-06

A lady photographer Is exciting repor-
torial curiosity by taking notes at the
sessions of the Supreme Court of Maine.
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From the Altar Co the Grave.

From the Washington Star, December u.
MARRIED.-On Wednesday, December Z,
1870, at Lexington, KY, Maggie B. Beck,
to James Corcoran.
DIED.-December 81, in Washington,
D. O., Maggie Beck Corcoran. wife of
James Corcoran, aged 81 years.
The first of the above notices was pub
lished in the Star about three weeks ago;
the other appears in our obituary column
to day. and together they tell a sorrowful
story. Mrs. Corcoran who stood before
the altar bride just twenty days ago. died
of typhoid fever at 11:30 o'clock this morn
ing, at No. 1909 FL street. between Fiji
tenth street and Vermont avenue. She
was we'll known in Washington society,
and fashionable circles generally, being
the daughter of Hon. James B. Beck. of
stated, to MIR. James Corcoran, nephew of
w. w. Corcoran. Esq, of this city, On the
7th instant. The marriage was attended
with great ceremony, and the bridal pair
reached this city on Thursday, the 18th
instant, when symptoms of typhoid fever,
noticed by some of her friends before her
marriage, developed to such an extent that
she was soon taken down with the disense
which has terminated so fatally. The
body is laid out in her bridal dress, aud
will be removed on Thursday morning
next to the residence of MIR. w. W. Cor
eoran, opposite Lafay cite square, from
whence the funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The re-
mains Will be placed in the chapel at Oak
Hill Cemetery for the present.. previous to
interment i'll Mr.. Corcoran's family lot.
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City Anntrs.

Our readers will observe that the qucs-
tions raised as to the new city hnll and
market, and the secret issue of new city
bonds, are still Attracting public atten-
ton. In the meantime, we presume that
the committee of the Board Of Trade nre
pursuing their investigations. There is
much to be brought to light. It is
known that gross irregularities have
occurred, and it is believed that swim
ding has been perpetrated. and thut the
interests of The city have been shame
fully sacrificed. It appears that the
City Council are awaiting the arrival of
Mr.. Wigg. one Of the Aldermen, to hold
q special meeting. The public are very
patiently Whiting for the explanations
that have been promised. 'Our just
oensnre shall attend the true event.
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Mr.. Charles q. Conner, of the South

Mr.. Charles G. Conner, OF the South
ern and Atlantic Telegraph Company,
died in Charleston on the 9th. Mr.. Con-
nor was q native Of Macon, Ga, only
thirty-six years of age, and his death is
regretted by large circle of friends.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. Joel Deas,
an old and highly respected citizen of
Wilkinson County, Ga, was foully mur-
dered aEd bis body found 10 the woods
near Toomsboro. No clue to the cause
of the bloody deed or the perpetrators
has been obtained.
AIr. Wallace Wilson, living eight miles
from Hillsboro, N. O., was drowned in q
branch two inches deep and twelve
inches wide. last Thursday, 29th ultimo
Ho was taken with. fit, while crossing,
and foil in face downward. He was for
ty-five years old.
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alism. Whatever may be thought Of it
as theory Of philosophical or religious
belief by sober, oohmoli.sense people,
it is to Victoria source of great conso-
lntion, and she often talks with the
Prince concerning the state Of the soul
after death. She has been gradually
withdrawing from public life for some
years past, and lives in u world of her
own. Her harp aud her easel are both
neglected, aud she neither sings. plays
nor paints, except ut rare intervals, when
she will sweep her harp.strings for n few
moments in memory Of some sweet Ger
man air that her husband loved to sing
or to hear sung.
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correspondence.
MAYORS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, October 7. 1871.
g u If1lf}eineU Es1 Gin dffo

COLUMBIA, October z, 1871.
10 James u. 1ruaewen. Esq, City ANor-
ney.
SIR: A "Tax. Payer" has submitted in
the PHOENIX, of this morning, an in
quiry to me as to the right of Alderman
Wlgg, who was elected to represent
Ward No. 2 in the City Council, but
who has removed from that ward, and
''is lioing beyond the corporate lin,ils Of
tie city," longer to sit in COUNCIL. I re-
Ter you to the card of Taxpayer" and
request to be furnished with your answer
to the question. Very respectfully,
yours, JOHN ALEXANDER.
f. Mayor.
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THOSE OUrRAaes The grand jury Of
York County was engaged during nearly
the whole two weeks OF the recent conrt
III attempting to ferret out the pcrpe.
traitors OF the various outrages that were
o'm mitted last winter in York County.
1n accordance With the suggestions of
Judge Thomas. M"jor Merrill and A. s.
Wallace. who, from their rspresen tations
to Senator Scott. it was supposed ought
to know all about it. we're subppnmd be-
fore the jnry to give them whatever in
formation they might be possessed of.
Wallace knew nothing. aud had to
acknowledge it. His blond and thunder
stories we're made OF whole cloth. Major
Merrill, we learn, was able to retail a
great deal Of hearsay, but very little of
importance to warrant present.
ments by the grand jury. AS to out.
rages since the investigating committee
visited Yorkvilie, we hear there was no
Testimony whatever. This is just about
as we expected.
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One Of the chief attractions on Mon.
day last, upon the public square, was q
steam engine belonging to Mr.. @. B.
Gilmer, intended to run d portable cot
ton gin. It was manufactured by Mr..
Il. Tozer. Of Columbia, who was in
charge of this beautiful specimen of his
skilfnl workmanship. By direction of
the owner, the engine bears the name Of
Gen. Hampton" Upon trial of the
engine, in the presence Of large crowd
OF spectators. it rained twenty pounds nf
steam in twenty minutes from cold well
water. -Anderson InteNigencer.
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CoNsrGNREs PER YELLOW AND GREEN
FAST FRE1GHT LINES VIA CHARLOTTE. Co
LUMBTA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. Octo-
Der z. .-Lorick g. LowrLnce, B: Pa(Dia-
mond) g., O. NJ e Howe. G. Summers,
J. Agnew & Sun. J. d e M. L.. Ksnard,
Hopsan d s., Swygert & g.. 81. d. Flem-
ing, w. P. e., B. J Ramage, A. D.
Lovelace, NJ. &c p. Wilson, ". Robert
son, A. 8. S,aoks. P. m. j. B. IT.. R. @.
Silver Sc Co., G. Diercks, W. Riohsrds,
Wagner &c H., Sampson. II. & Co.,
Ohilda. J. & p. Whealer 6 NJ. Rice &
Davis, J. g. Seegers & Co.. B. II. Smith
& Co., b. F. Crighh'n & Son. j. @.
HYDE. Foster & h.. Cover, Cox & Co.,
Reams & Co.. j. A. & H. Bailey, w. n.
Parks, Trowbridge &c Co., Massey &
Smith. O. & T.. D. NJ Ward & Co.,
Mott 6 T., 8. W. Vance & Co II. Moor.
man, Lovelaoe Sc WI, F. NJ. Leavell & s.,
Witty & Bro.
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OFFICE OF OrTY ATTORNEY,
COLUMBIA. Octnhar 1871


10 Hon. John Alexander, Mayor,
SIR: 1 have examined the card of O
Taxpayer, " to which your note refers,
and the answer to the inquiry it mukes
is very obvious on the statement of fact
made by your interrogator. If Alder
man Wigg has removed beyond the cor
porate limits OF Columbia, he has there
by forfeited his right to cit at your
board; for no one but corporator is
qualified to occupy place there. If,
however, Judge Wigg has only removed
from the ward which he was chosen to
represent to another, he has not, by
snch removal. vacated his seat as an
Alderman. I am not aware that the
question has been judicially settled.
but know that it has been long since
sdiudged by both the Town and City
Council OF Columbia. that change OF
residence of q Warden or Alderman from
his own ward to another, during his
term, does not affect his right to sit in
Council. [ think that it will be found
that "Tnx-Payer" is mistaken in the
principal fact, of non-residence within
the city limits. and TINT Alderman
Wiggs active and valuable services may
be- continued to the oity. I have the
honor TO be, your very obedient servant,
JAMES D. TRADEWELL,
City Attorney.
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list OF NEW ADvERr1sRMRNrs.
W. D. Love & Co.-New Dry Goods.
Statement Carolina National Bank.
Gas-Light Bills for September.
Jncob White Corn.
Mrs. E. McKenna--School Notice.
@. Diercks-New Goods.
r. q. Shiver g. Co. Indy Wanted.
8. Straus & Bro. Clothing.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES IN NEW YonK.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES IN NEW YORK.
The Herald. of the 4tb, says:
The Southern State bonds we're unfa.
vorably influenced by fresh disrlay Of
weakness i'll the South Carolinas, which
to"ched the lowest figures recorded since
their restoration to the cill of the Stock
Exchange few years since on the re-
sumption of interest payments. It
ssems that large amount Of the bonds
had been hypothecated with tho Tenth
National Bank. which called the money,
and was compelled to sell tile bonds on
account of the default of the borrowers
of the money. The January and July
bonds sold at 4924 aud the April and
Octuber bonds ut 4Sh.
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OFFICIAL RARFLE NuMDgas Char:es,on Chart. !.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
iRAFFLE CLASS No ITO -AEor,tnq-O October z.
1881 95-44-17-2S-5O 38-4-68-47-79
Witness my hand. at Columbia this day
OF October, 1871. FEM PECK.
Oct Sworn Commissioner.
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Eooa1 tie ms.

NoPACC VI Guo i d6N1A ID uYb C6uL
The thermometer ranged as follows,
yesterday, at the Pollock House: z A.
NJ, 6s; 12 NJ, 72; 2 P. NJ, 70; z P. NJ,
70.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary mnterial for as handsome carda,
bill heads, posters, pamphlets. hand-bills,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office III the South. Give
us q call and test our work.
Messrs r. franklin and Wm. Fine
open their new restaurant, to- morrow,
on Main near Bridge street. The entire
building has been overhauled, and
everything put in tip-top order. AS
both individuals are reliable on tie 'seat
and drink" question, patrons know what
to expect.
United States Marshal johnson arrived
in Columbia, yesterday evening, in
charge of six prisoners from Spartan
burg -four charged with being connected
With the Ku Klnx, and two with illicit
distilling. The Marshal asserts that
numbers Of the ''mystic clan" are daily
surrendering themselves, and that
Spartanburg Jail is full
Mr.. Diercks spreads tempting feast
before the lovers of good articles. See
his advertisement iu this morning's g PHG-
NIX
The little folks arc in OBSTACLES over
the fine collection of toys displayed by
MIR. Mckenzie. Many Of them are new
and very attractive.
There will be u Sunday School meet
ing in Marion Street Church this after,
noon, at 4 o'clock, at which several
addresses vii: be delivered, and Sab
bath school society organized
Governor Scott has appointed Samuel
Adler as Commissioner for South Caro-
lima, resident in New York city.
The Bnrnwel County Fair had, as one
Of it's features. the address OF Major T.
W. WOODWARD, of Fnirfisld. The Seuti-
mel speaks in high terms of Major W. 8
effort, and says that it was an excellent
speech practical and patriotic.
Abbeville has been placed in telegra-
phio communication with the rest of
the world, through the completion Of
the Grecnvlle and Columbia Telegra, b
line. .Hf
A gas lamp in front of the post Office
is greatly needed. Would it not be a
good idea to transfer tho lamp from the
front of Janney's Hall-the former post
o(fice-io the present location?
The finest turnips "of the soason"
have been produced by Mr.. Noah Huff.
man. They are of the .'Flat Dutch
variety, and were grown in the Dutch
Fork
"The Newspaper Press of Charleston
is the title Of work of 200 pnges now
IN press, and soon TO be issued. The
author ia Charlestonian, who has been
identified with the press of that city for
many years, and who is capable of pre-
senting nm interesting book to the fra
ternity.
The fall term OF the Court of Common
Pleas for this County commences to. NOR
row (Monday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
The HIGHLAND FARMERS CLuB.-The
CLUB met, on yesterday, on the farm Of
the Messrs. Windhorn, near the city
Major Thomas Taylor in. the Chair. The
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The Southerner says the Darlington
County Fair was q decided success, and
the display Of animals and wares excel
lent.
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Butter,

- For Sale.
A MOST desira bio SITE for suburban re-.
IA sidence, within half a mile Of the North.
eastern boundary OF tho city. Twenty-one
acres Of Land attached, containing two fine
Springs. There is no more desirable place in
the atate. 10 sec is to be suited. Apply at
insurance rooms OF
II. E. NICHOLS Il CO.,
Oct77 Over Citizens Savings Bank.
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TO Kent.
M STORE, situated in the business
fjN part OF tho city. For particulars, apply
eeA-A0.At i'HtENiX once. Oct 8
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, D. D.,
Rector, iGla a. II. and p. n.
st. Peters Ohurch-Rev. Francis Ja-
qnemet. 1st Muss, a. NJ; Cd Mass,
lO11. Afternoon Service P. III.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
10Ia A. NJ.
baptist Church J. L. Reynolds.
10% A. NJ.
Marion Street Church Sidi H.
Browne, 1019 a. M. and TX p. NJ.
Washington Street Ohurol-Rev Man
ming Brown, 10le A. Nj.
Presbyterian Church Rev. JOS r.
Wilson, 1Oia A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
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Cow Feed! Cow Feed!
Z nNn LBS. fine COW FEED. inst
e1aOOO received and TOR sale at the
lcG nouHo. ]. D. DATEMAN.
Oct4 7-'--'--T 10
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Pelot's Commercial School,
Over Citizens Savings Bank,
COLUMBIA, g. c.
bookkeeping, Penmamship and arithmetic,
IMPARTED by LECTURES and
&m PRACTICAL LESSONS In single
-&Ek5M course, young gentlemen are pre-
pal Ia, tho dutiea OF the counting house or
bank. Hours-4 to G and to 8 O'clock +. M.
Oct
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Report of the Condition
OF THE
Carolina National Bank,

A 7 Cnlumhia, in the state oE South Caro-.
IA lima. ut close OF business, October = 1871: |
SOURCES.
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At Private Sale.
GVERAL beautiful and desirable BUILD.
~ ING LOTS. on the square East OF the
uopot OF Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad. VIII be sold ut a bargain, if oary
application Ia made to
E. W. SEIBELS H. CO.,
Oct 6 3 R,al Est ate Brokers'
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Gas-Llght Bills Ior Month of Sept'r.
TONSUMERS will please attend to the pay
" ment of the above without DELAY.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary Columbia Gas. Light Company.
Oct & q
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TIE RIcHbAND FARMERS CLuB.-The
Club met, on yesterday, on the farm OF
the Messrs. Windhorn. near the city
Major Thomas Taylor in the Chair. The
meeting was large one. aud the occa-
sion was pleasant one. The revised
constitution was adopted This secures
o more efficient organization.
MIR. r. O'Neale read m instructive
paper on Market Gardening. upon which
he was enabled to speak from expert
ence. He demonstrated the profits
therein.
Mr.. A. Y. Lee, as delegate"to the
late Pathological Convention in Rich
mond, Va, gave IN interesting account
of his observations.
On motion Of Mr.. J. NJ. Crawford, it
was resolved that hereafter any member
having al improved plow. be requested
to come prepared to show its merits by
a practical test in the presence of the
Club.
The next, and last meeting for the
year, will be held under the auspices Of
Mr.. JACOB 81. Wells. at q point to be
hereafter designated, and of which due
notice will be given. We take occasion
to say that this Club is sucoess-useful
in an industrial point of view, and most
pleasant in social way.
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n <,
NESOUkCES.
Loans and discounts. s455 203 10
0yerdrafts :.............. 3.157.lO
United States bondr to secure circu-
lation. .................... 25OOo0 90
Other stocks, bunon and mortgages 29.G2 81
Due from rcdeoming and rcscrye
agents. ............. 54.235u
Due from other National Banks.... 935 4G
nanRtng house. ......... % Quo 90
furniture and tixtn-es. ... 25545O
Current expenses Observation-Disclosures. 122 ~
Taxes paid. ........................ 2032 50
Iremiumh.. ..-............. 2l $4,000
Check nnd oash. items s 1874 IS
Bills ot other National
Fractional. currency, in W
Guiding nickel. ........ 43S 25
Sotcie 8 78O 81
Legal tender notes. -. .46, 600. .UO-73 500 %
1915, ,o23 n
Capital stock paid in ....... :. $3.50, 600 Oo
Surplus fund ..................... 5000 90
fronts anu loss .......... 1851 6G
National Bank circulation out
standing. ................. 225 600 Oh
Individual deposits.. 403 852 43
Due to National Banks ......... 981 58
Due Due to State banks and bankers. 1.lu8 10
Bills payable. ..................... $500 90
soi5. .O23. n
STATE OF SOUTH oARoENA, 5. ).
:. l. ". B. Gnlick, Cashier of tho Carolina
National Bank, do so'emnly swear that tho
above statement Is true, TO the best OF my
knowlcdge and belief. w. B. GULICK.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this, 7th
day Octuber, 1871. C.J. IHEDELL,
Notary Public.
Corract-Attest:
l.. y. CHILDS,
j. W. PARKER,
JOHN L. DARBY,
oct Directors.
Mountain Butter.
IN KITS Mountain BUTTER, finest in the
~ market, for sale low by
Oct7 T. J. Il H. NJ. GIBSON.
For Sale.
~ LOT OF fine Kentucky :.
s ''Sss' 3D. oai S1r as sOs O.rr,s 'rs' sr.n1 e
Oct On Assembly street.
Pelot's Commercial School,
Over Citizens Savings Bank,
COLUMBIA, g. c.