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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-28

MONSOc'sAIA>taS01N o~-H.E - ~.
CIV. lGeORANN. 1ditor.
The weather for three days has been
very unplSGAnt. The river continues
to rise slowly. .......,..
We have psBefSedlsxS initial number
of the Daily yicksl!blulrg News, very
pretty sheet gof the same size ~ the
nAuxTm.mRAnlEa sThere IL avery
good opshanga lesNacshef spirited daily
iii yidfsbgaE, ST. We HSfdly ,thihk that
the N sSSR /. Wig ia n i neither
coinciding nor diherinowith anE party
or clique" will be--sble to supply the
opening. .igsIT : - mn 49,, ~, s1.d- =.
)59H!54l9 ~! fras4 esls bak
Our marke tnpo1tte day AaelnAss q,
ports rom a. s84 s ! s0ais yille and
Cincinnati, astwsllSp1kpn New York
and New orleansG;' ' showing the mer-
chant and PIE, ~ ,gAS es, the state
of the marhp1Eallo~stthe country. pa
e<s4s1 9l4133 ss1f % n 49, .ast
significant Hin N aRapablean Editor.
b2s~-v%@&s-fspns , >iiT taff ~
There issa@etSs respectful hint, IN the
following . azt1eled nom the Madison
Journal; that tie Sootkiiinapa q oifour'' state
levee system have been rather cor cor
ruptly oondads ri; y fhst .aisp prices paid
are extravaganza Z ma Ida THAI ds the work
done in this district - Of no account
whatever. ~ NV atevari direction one
turns hisosSsss33ss ! ? j Iass M dsncafs ~
prohigacyiaad ceGrupti0os n1the MANI
agemsnt " ths' i a 81 ,Stata. The,
Journal says sdsia oisrm cid o. b9lonia1I
We doA,AIknow .-whionqums Of the
Board Of ubli3W6fks'wrdte that part
of Gov. Warnh6th mi sages Relating tQ
"leveee,u but we ana ,thoconghly .satis.
fed that II the GOverIof had any pfac-
tical knowledge ~ the SUBJECT himself,
orshaa0Qsu2ted anyioft those have,
outside Of that assth tts' Board, he
would not haze made Tia leco mmandao
lions he haa, ranorESyOuit he,g'ass q prac-
teal mangwhlel1 The Governor Of Inu-
isiana ought to IA vent Fed upon the
figures which he has given to the Legis-
lature and thstAbl{ = sEix million fitt
eight thous4nd SteRsb lnd rsd and fifty
cubic yards Of .earthdnc the alevees,i at
the cost of osssV,$S rs, Q00,,, being at the
rate of about N CENTS sper, cubic yard, .
according to our old-fashioned ideas, is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .centRacts.
ors, but the Hpard of Public Works, can
Mrtve, even at the discount which levee
bonds bear in the market.
So FIR - lOuF own district (from the
mouth Of Red River TO the Arkansas
line) is concerned, we have to say that
therelhag not been one dollar expended
slightest advanIase e The public. There
is not singlework completed, nor a
single yard of earth in. all that line
that is tOfreny practical benefit to
thecountryi The iines that have been
closed are sr below the, water mark, If
not belowithe natural bank of the river.
If the river should give us a very slight
overflow this coming spring, all the
works in the 9Th district will be washed
away, aid n It does not rise there was
no occasion for this vast expenditure Of
the, funds of our imp overished people. (!
- .JrhIt
Among the best puns ever made;
were those by Tom Hood, whom Theo-
dore Hood would not BE- introduced TO
because he was sspretehded humorist."
A>ook@e vJocr3ya I, 70 +b io
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-28

-4,vpos1 ,noolsrOunded siGs. ~ y sidI
dIjw e1ilno 6lsfsdr1uf bns .ts'isis9i yl5iS4i
r4aDplflr shga1d s~9d sdT .rsTc = Used wsl
sTifos5 taa .s1onIoialn- r6s :43S S'"Aio bn
ba,rgsIo - nSoisr OH .5seSaRIs1R d5ittisit
fycb-Ei3aS .1asnG- xGb IA Gailila>n yTsF
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-28

.r,s.r<AETITg y ~ JAM - NAd
.yur-~-.~so -
Il ,.ooA EOsRAIL.Giw ,aLS
WARRINGTON.
/ wAsu1Ner6x, Jan. s1:AHouse.-A
bill authorizing the sale Of the p Ch Cha
nooga rolling mill to the Southwestern
\ IRON Company, passsd.
i The Indian appropriation bill passed,
l The following resolution passed
? Resolved, That the Senate bill to re-
peal 80 much of the Act approved July
,l4th, 1870, entitled an Act to- raflnet
internal taxes, and for other purposes
as continues the income tax after the
k3lst day of December, 1859, he returned
to that body with the respectful sug-
gestion on the part Of the House, that
Section 7, Article l, bfthe Constitution,
vests in the HOUSE tof Representatives
the sole power t 70 originate such meas
ures.
Ss,atsA The committee to investigate
the changes against. Sprague for illicit
trading with Texas during the war,
was authorized 70 send for persons and
papers.
Gen. Sherman was appointed regent
of the Smithsonian Institute. L" -
! Congressman Butler was acquitted Of
the charge Of perjury. .,,,.,.,,...,- ,..,r
The Conference. Committee ON the
territorial bin for the District Of Col
umbia, meets on Saturday. a 800 y
!, The Georgia Senatorial question win
come up on Monday, also the steam
ship bills. mo n -slit4 =, % 3, Il I'D
The Judiciary Committee of the
House have agreed to report favorably
upon the amendment to the Bankrupt
bill, excluding widows dover from it's
operations, and transferring the ap-
pointment of registers, from the Chief
Justice to the Circuit Courts.
FOREIGN 11GTELLIGHN0H.l n
J BERLIN, Jan. 26.-The report Of the
presence Of Favre at Brussels, Though
not officially confrmed), caused intense
excitement ,Thepeople repaired tothe
palace, hoping confirmation from the
Queens lips. No telegram had reach
ed her Majesty = 3 S. aa b . is,iu.
r. AH'tha public Offices are closed, and
business generally suspended.
The fact is officfa1fy 4 Known here, that
'6nly ave days full rations remain in
por;si 10 aaG edt Hp .ih dt fisfi'1 l'T't
q tH''ss..I ktfc[D . tx 9.zIits 1854 ~ jnI .ad.
LONDQN, dan. 25.-It is stated upon
unofficial but trustworthy authority,
that the GarIhans wills insist sapof an
unconditional surrender of Paris, her
forts and defepsessao1g.s 2''i 1'1 iir'is I /,
; The report publishedin the Times Of
"a collision between Bismarck, ,Napo-
leon and Eugene, is unfounded.r - -
~ ...IIdsTT I[EiFlH
NJ +:1thLu
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sNAEIIVg y ~ JAM - Eau
.yuW-~& -
,.oDA E0sRAIL.Giw ,aLx
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27::AHouse.-A
bill authorizing the sale Of the p Chatta'
nooga rolling mill to the Southwestern
Iron Company, passed.
! The Indian appropriation bin Passed
, The following resolution passed
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-28
The Berlin People Drinking Laeel

.srN2 shaslTaaVoA soANcM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-17
asrWHAT ISIT?-MANY, MANY Pee

@s-WHAT ISIT?-MANY, MANY PEG
l. suffer from they know not what. They are
not sicE-they are not well. There Is 10 name
for it. 1t Is simply weakness-a breaEiug down
OF the vital forces. Whatever its causes, land
they are innunlerable.) its symptoms are 10 tile
main tile same. Among tho most prominent are
ext eme l~assitnde, loss OF appetite. loss Of flesh,
and great mental depression. Indigestion and a
stomach cough are also frequently concomttants
OF this distressing state OF body and OF mind.
The common remark in relation to persons In
such a condition is, that they are consumptipe.
Now, what these unfortunates really want Is vigur
vital strength; and, As certainly as dawn sue
ceeds darkness, they can recuperate their systems
and regain peri ct health by resoriing to 0
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERS.
1t is as clear t,at a life-reviving tonic is required
in such cases. as that the dying dame OF an empty
lamp requires to be revived with a new supply of
oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous, containing
nothing but thu most genial vegetable extracts,
and combining the three grand clements OF o
stumachic. an Alternative, aud a genial invigOrant,
Hostelter's Bitters are suitable to all constltu-
lions, and are as applicable to the diseases and
disabilities uf the fecbler Sex as to those OF men.
a,rIs crEr
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ing the finance committees during the recess,
to inquire into and readjust the present sys-
TEN of taxation, is regarded as an indication
that we are to have a large reduction Of
at the next session of Congress. There are
those who believe that the result of the com
mittee's labors, provided they are prosecuted
without allowing Secretary Boutwell, to inter-
fere, will be q bill which will'cut down taxes
to the extent of seventy-hve millions per an-
mum. Some think we can afford to dispense
with a hundred millions. The most moderate
EXPECT a reduction of at least fifty millions.
There is reason to believe that the system OF
internal taxation will be attacked most vigo-
rously, and that the reductions will be made
mainly in that quarter. The committee will
not begin Its work until after the fall cleo
tions.r
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81. L. EvERrTT, Cashier.

CONSISTENCY is q jewel. The Radicals in
Congress were ready enough last week to
vote sl2, 900 for the relief Of aged and des-
titute colored people in the District of Co.
.lumbia, but when Congressman DeLarge
offered an amendment %sppropriating $40, .
900 for the Sisters Of Mercy, in this city, OBJ
iecsion was made, and the charitable project
failed once more. The Radicals, who had
grown so eloquent in behalf of the poor ne
gro, had not a word to say for the Sisters Of
Mercy. The Democrats, Of course, did all
in their power to have the objection with
drawn.
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Obnnarp.


MIKELL.-Died. In yeaezuels, South America
on the 18th day OF February, 1871, HAMILTON WAR
ING MIKELL, In the goth year of.hls age.
GRAHAM.-Denarted this life at Charleston, OF
Saturday. the 18th OF April, 1871, OF pneumonia
ARCHIE STEWART GRAHAM, the fourth son OF TIL
Hon. r. F. Graham, aged 2 years, 8 months and Q
days.
"Tf / had thought thou could'st have died,
might not weep Tor thee;
But | forgot, when by thy side,
That thou could'st mortal be;
It never through nv mind had past,
The time would e'er be DER,
And I on thee should look my last,
And thou should'st smile no more.
az do not think, where'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me;
And /, perhaps, may soothe this heart,
In thinking too OF thee;
Yet there was round thee such q dawn
Oflight meier Spen before,
AS fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore !"
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amusen1entB.
q E@C 0 Nd L E CT D B K
ASIA AND AFRICA.

DR.. WI. DAVIS, ex.Protessor In the University
OF st. Petersburg, viii deliver the Second Lee
ture on his SCIENTIFIC TRAVELS IN SIBERIA,
CHINA AND AFRICA TOMORROW, tTuesday,l 18th
April, at 8 o'clock F. NJ, in the Lycsum Hail OF
Professor HOLMES, corner Of King and Went
worth streets. Professor DAVIS will give some
interesting accounts Of his Travels with DR..
LIVINGSTONE, in Central Africa. The Lecture
will be illustrated by means of powerful 0xy-
Hydrogen Lanterns, exhibiting beautiful large
Transparencies of Views OF; Pyramids Of Egypt.
Tickets for a Lady and Gentleman 81; Single
Tickets so cents-nay be had at Holiness Book
House, King street. aprl6-S%
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OH, YESl OH, YES! OH, YES!

lt becomes my pleasant luty to inform nv friends
and patrons. that the time has again arrived Tor
them TO commence cleaning aud repairing their
household Furniture. Mattresses aud Bells calls.
Try a remedy that never falls; send for The DnctOr
who keeps the + ,rnitIre lnnr nary at No. 81
tlueeu street Having greatly enlarxet ms
Invalid Furniture Hospital ! am now prepared IT,
satisfactorily ina ever. ''Come one, cnme ALL"
JOHN l.. LUNsFOiD, No. IL Queen st.,
Opposite Harrissou's Paint and Oh Store.
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~;UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-Not!ce is hereby given that this BanS will,
on the drst day Of May next, be prepared, 10 conf
pliauce with the recent amendment Of its charter,
to consolidate, reduce, and redeem tne suek 81
the Bank-that Is to say, of NEW
will be Issued for TENSHARES OF L sfoCh;
and OF the request OF any stockholder holding
less than ten shares, the Bank will redeem the
same at the rate fixed for said redemption oJ the
charter, or holders may sell and assign all sueh
By endorsement on the original certificates. Ac-
cordIng to the provisions OF the amended CHAR
ter "no one shall be considered or held to be a
stakeholder of the said Bank who has not recelV'
ed a new certificate for the consolidated SHARES"
on or before the first day OF June next
Il. D. ALEXANDER,
mare7-mw, Cashier.
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u ING Will L A NJ.

Just received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
TORY, NJ. $40 King street. near Society street, a
large ami compete assortment or Leaf. CheWln9
Ind Smoking rOBACG0. cigarettes, SnulI, Pipes,
&C. Havana aud ID nnestlc Cigars imported anu
manufactured by WM SOilR IDER. who respect
July invites tile attention or chewers and smokers,
tud Lrliers, Wholesale aud retail, ~ d STOCK fully
comprising every variety OF quality aud prices.
rom the cheapest to the highest grade, WHOM 10
.rLIerpd A. tile 10 vest cash rates. All orders lrotn
hne country will receive prompt attention and
shipped @. o. D.. or st turtv days. city accept
aIces. decl3-6mos
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

rHs DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, ss;'slA
months "a; three months Sc 50. Served IN the
city at EJa9rEsE Dents q week, payable 70 Tue cai-
y1ers, or IS a year, paid In advance az tne omoe.
TIE TR1.wKEKLY NEWS, published on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year sa' BIZ
months So. ..,..
Tgx WEEKLY NEWS, one year So. Six copies
s1o. Ten copies. to one address, slo.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN advance,
and no PAPER conunuea after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
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The New York sun and the Broadway
e u N X.

A. P, the Columbia correspondent OF the
New York Sun, in his desire to throw a flood
of light Upon the rascalities connected with
South Carolina Radicalism, h-s made some
statement which are not warranted by the
truth. A paragraph, in a recent letter, re-
lating to the Broadway Bank, is a striking
case in point. A. P. said:
1.-THE Broadway Bank has had an agent here
lin Columbla) all winter, looking alter its IN
terests and watching that the Legislature did
not do anything 10 endanger it's securities.
The fraud in this transaction has been 80 great,
SO u%nblushing, that the Bank evidently Secs
reputation of that portion oil the debt ut
least lurking in the air, and, from all | eau
learn, its fears are well founded. Whatever
The State OF South Carolina may do Milh tine
other bonds, the Land Commission bonds will
be %repudiated as certain as the sun shines.
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ms- OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK.-Ao Quarterly Dividend of N DOL
LAR per Share from the earnings OF the Road
having been declared by the Board Of Directors OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company on Tile
Capital Stock OF said Company, the same Will be
paid on and after the first Of May next at THIS
office.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 18th
Instant. JOhN N. hAhLheloN'
onre- sfm ws Cashier.
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WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS

ms- WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS ?
Mrs. Selma Horton, resulting at Fort Lee, was, five
months ago, q confirmed hypochondrlac. One
day she was bewailing her miserable condition to
a lady friend In Brooklyn. "What are your symp.
toms9" said the lady. '0h, / am sick all OVER
was The reply ''never free from headache and
pains In the back very weak and 80 low spirited
that the least thing makes me cry" 'tJust my
own case a year ago, when I commenced using
PLANTATION BITTERS, {" said Mrs. II. "Well'" in
qulred her friend. "Weii (; they cured me or every
distressing symptom In two weeks, end you had
better follow my example," This lady did so,
and with the anne happy result.
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@- CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FALL RIVER, from Philadelphia, are hereby no.
tilted that she will discharge cargo To-Day, a.
Browns Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset
will remain on wharf at owners risk and ex.
pense. WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
,r,11
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.as-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TllI-

sS OAIOHIHOIE II1IIIE LfEIF
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best IN the ocorld-per-
!ectly harmless, reliable aud instantaneous. No
disappointment No ridiculous tuts OF unpleas-
ant o,Ior. The genuine ". a. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid BLACK
Or Natural Brown. Does not stain The SKIN, put
leaves tie hair clean, soft AMI beautiful. the
only Safe anl Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
g!s,s. Factory No. Is Bond street, New iork.
ia~naS-;uMIlYr
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sperial Nnt,res.

@- NOTICE! !. NOTICE ALL BILLS
against Steam Tug J.tR. STAPLES, contracted BY
Us, must be presented at our ONCE by IL n. THIS
DAY, or we will not be resposible for the payment
of same. WILLIAM ROACH d Co,
aurl7-l Agents.
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marrien.

SANDERS-MARSHALL.- On the evening OF
the 18th instant, at the Second Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. Thomas Smythe, ID. D.. PAUL
W. SANpEas'to LIZZIE, only daughter offs. r. Mar.
shall, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
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~ GETTING. MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and-the propriety
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified Tor matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. ADJ
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
p, ANS -3mos
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Ma. CULLEN LARK is appointed Auditor
for Laurens County. The Herald says the
appointment will give general satisfaction.
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ITO RENT, THE WHOLE OR PART OF
an elegant and commodlous Residence, In
the western part OF the city, having q fine garden
attached and all necessary outbullitngs. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to g. n. BER-
Nc SO Broad street. tus8
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.~ NOTICE. - THE UNDERSIGNED
will continue the FACTORAGE N
COMMISSION BUSINESS on his individual &C.
count, and can be found at No. S Boyce..s Wharf.
aprl1-m3 U. A. GhhESEh'
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nATAPSCO HAMS 8.

CASSARD & CO.'S PArAPSO0 8. O. CANVAS
HAMS canbe found az ali the frst-class Retail
Groceries, and at wholesale only at
PAUL 8. LALANE d CO.,
No. Ill East Bay,
where conslgnmenss are received wee ~.
DON'T fail to Try them, as tney are Tar ahead OF
all other Hams introduced In this rlarkes.
aDr7-(m IS
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A SUMNER RETREAT IN
the Town Of Anderson, 8. Ca beautiful
Cottage. containing six rooms, partially furnished:
The garden Ia In q high state OF cultivation. and
the surroundings all that can be desired for sam
mer comfort and pleasure. From May to October
there ia not q more agreeable locality In South
Carolina. Apply to F. g. DIX FONTAlNE, at the
Mills House, or to n, Box 100, Anderson, $. Z.
Qnr1T '#
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~ PENSIONERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY, please cali on the Treasurer,
No. Q Broad street. apr1T-1
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Agenrles.
Eanh Ageneies
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AN
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.

The undersigned have entered into an assocla.
ton for the purpose OF introducing IMMIGRANTS
INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, aud producing homes
for the same.
They propose to establish Agencies In the prin'
cipal cities OF Europe, and In the North and the
Northwest. and assist Immigrants In coming to
our State where they have homes provided, and
aid them Ia becoming permanent settlers upon
the soil.
They request their friends throughout the State
to place such OF their Lands and Real Estate al
their disposal as will make suitable homes for I'm.
migrants at the lowe-tc credit prices, say for a pc.
ROD Of five years, which the undersigned will IN.
tertake to advertise and sell, charging the own
ers q reasonable commission for the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ex.
planning more In deTall our plans.
CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY UF MUSIC,
Corner k,ug and Market streets,
CHARLESTON. So. Ca.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY il CO.
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The people have, never had 9 dollars value
from their ISSUE. and they swear they Will
never pay Them?
As soon as this statement made lts ap-
pearance, the officers OF the Bank sent to the
Sun the following card:
$40 the Editor of The Sun:
"s1R-In a letter signed A. P, dated Colum-
bia, S. c., March %, 1871, contained in your
Issue of Saturday, April s, 1871, at the latter
portion of said letter statements are made
which are so entirely incorrect that we ask as
a simple act of justice to the business commu-
nifty, as well as the National Broadway Bank,
that you will, by our authority, contradict
those statements. The officers of this Bank
never saw any of the $7O0, 900 bonds, never
knew that there were any such bonds never
had any arrangements with Mr.. Kimpton or
any one else In reference to any bonds of the
State of South Carolina but what was open,
fair, and legitimate never had an agent OF
any kind In that State, and are ready at any
time to give all the Information that ls peril
nent and legitimate to be given to any person
that has right to ask, In reference to what
we know about any financial business entrust-
ed TO their care or charge. Believing that you
are as ,ready to do justice as to receive 1t, we
remain yours truly,
"F. A. PALMER, President.
So. L. EvERrrT, Cashier.
National Broadway Bank, April 8, 1871"
This official assurance was enough to sat-
isfy the public that the Broadway Bank has
no connection with any Of the dark schemes
of our State officials, and that its dealings
with this State, as with the whole mercantile
community, have been both fair and above
board. The Broadway Bank stands as high
Us any similar institution in the United
States, and its principal officers, MIR. Pal
mer and Mr.. Everitt, are everywhere recog-
nized as gentlemen of unsullied integrity, as
well as of large financial experience and
practical business ability.
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A BARGAIN!-To PRINTERS AND
n BOOKBlNDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, win be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cuts % inches, and has an extra Knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at The
NEWS Job Office. mar22
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sr NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents of the Land Commission, that,
from aud after the first day I March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOZO, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROOT. c. DKLAaGE, L. C. S. S. C.
Columbia, February 90, 1871. mar11
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mo. RENT, oNE-HALF OF A DWELL
ING situated In q most desirable norton OF
the city, AMI within five minutes walk & f the Post.
ofice. Rent moderate. Inquire ct No. 2 Society
street, mar30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-17

SEA MOSS FARISE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Custards, Creams, &C.,
&c. The cheapest, heaIthtest, and most delicious
food in the world. apr17-mwf3D&C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-17

l- ESTATE UTICE.-AGL FEh-
SONS indebted TO Mrs. ELIZABETH L. PoR
CHER, deceased, late Of st. Johns Berkeley, will
make payment. to the subscriber, in Charles
ton, and all persons having claims against said
deceased will render their accounts, properly at.
tested, to PETER c. GAILLARD,
aprl4-rmwB Qualified Executor.