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New Freight and Paste nger Route,
Vic Columbia, 8. o., and Huntington, n. G.
~ III q III
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA Il. r
OFFICE GlN'I. ERk1aHr e. IIcK1r Aalxr


OFFICE GiN'L FRIGHT & IICKlr AotNT,
WILMINGTON, N. o., Dec. 13, 1871.
f}thE attention Of Merchants, kh,j Ie,s Of
Il C0ttnn ana Produce. and the pubic gene
rally. is invited to the df, eCt connection now
existing between ali interior points il South
Caro!iha and Northern cities. by the II Anl,ng-
tom, Columbia and augusta railroad, hnt it's
cnnnt cil"ps 1T HUm,hgto,., either via steom-
ship lines from that poIt, or u1a u in.a, g,on
un" Weldon Railroad, and its connections pia
Portsmouth or Petersburg.
These various libcB, connecting at these
terminal pointa afford facilities Tor rhi1 NJ nts
to or from BALTIMORE daily, PHlLADEL.
fHlA tiiweekly, NEW YORK five times ptr
week, BOSTON ren.i-weekl!.
Uniform rates are maintain cd with all COM
petiDg lines. No detention occurs to chip.
ments. Through bills lMcing Civ, between
all stations and points named. Hates and
classification sht e,s obi aimed Of all Agents.
he passenger scht dulc OF night II ain irt M
and morning train into Columbia gives a su-
perior connection for all points on Ore eLvIlIe
and Columbia and Charlotte, ( olumbia aid
Augusta Railroads, giving Hay line connec-
ttOn ola Portsmouth, aud an ntt rUit connection
uiG Washington, md avoiding all detOys ut
Columbia.
Through ticketa for sale at Columbia to ell
points North. For rates, classifcations aud
Ill infor iati"n, appl! to
A POPE. Gen'l Freight & Ticket Agent
J. g. WINDEk. Gth1 Snp't jar 3mo
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AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE RED BANK
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF LnxlNo-
TON COUNTY.
SECTION 1. BE ii enacted 6y The Senate
and House of Representatives, Of Tie State
W South C',r0tind. n0to met and sitting in
General Assembly. ant by The nufloriiy of
The same, That Frederick w. Green,
John Green, john P. Southern, Clurk
Waring and W. g. Swaffi.ld, and others,
and their associates und successors,
are hereby nude and created body
poitic aud corporate, and under the
name and style of 1.-The Red Bank Mu-
nnfactnring Company" for the purpose
'>f manufacturing cotton yarns and cloth,
and snch other fabrics as the demand Of
the community may require, and also
for the transaction Of all such business
ns may be CO nected with the above
purposes. with capital of thirty thon-
sand dollars, with power to incrrnse it to
one hundred Thousand dollars, the con-
sent Of mnjority of the stockh holders
being first had aad obtained.
SEQ 2. The said corporation may
purchase and hold snch real estate ~
may be required for their purposes, or
such as they may deem it for their iute-
rest to, take in settlement of any debts
due them, and may dispose of them and
may erect such mills, machine shops
and buildings thereon us may be deemed
necessary. aud may sue aud be sued,
have aud nso n common seal, and make
such bylaws for the regulation and 60
vernment of said corporation, not incon-
sistent with tho Constitution and laws Of
the United States nnh Of this Stutt, as
may bs deemed necessary; aud shal.
have. generally, all tho rights, powers
! and privileges in law Incident or mppcr-
thinning to corporations.
SEC. 3. That tLis Act shall he pub.
lie Act, and shall continue of fol CO for
the term Of twenty five years.
!pprovet March 8. 1872.
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Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NOk1 CAKULlNA r. RICO,
COMPANY Snops. N. c., June 3. 1871.
e. css EgSa31stssu,. ON and after SUNDAY,
2ST Eli 9Ssfs.ees4H June 4, 1871, TRAINS will
he run over ths Road Ill accul daLct with the
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going East. Trains Weet
ErUreSs. Matt
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be given, bequeathed or devised to it, or
may be acquired by purchase. or in any
other manner, by said corporation.
SEQ. 3. That tbs snid corporation may,
from time to time, invest their funds,
moneys, assets. aud all other moneys
which it may acquire, in such real or
PERSONAL property, stocks. public or pri-
vate, notes, bills, bonds, with or without
security by mortgage Of real or personal
property. or by surety, in suoh sums, aud
on such terms and conditions, as it may
deem proper. And it shall and may bo
lawful for said corporation, from time to
time, and at all times, to sell. convey.
mortgage, ussigp or transfer. any or ali
OF its property, real aud personal, as,
and when. it may deem proper aud ex-
pedient, and to make and execute bonds,
under tho corporate seul. with or with
out mortgage. for .he purchase Of real
or personal property.
SEC 4. That the members of said so.
cety hereby incorporated shall be, indi-
vidnaiiy, liable for the tiet;s Of said cor.
poratiou. each member to the extent of
one ycur's annual arrears which the said
member may owo to the corporation, nc-
cor,llng to its bylaws. in the year in
Which he mny be sued for said corpora
tion debi; but such liability shall mt
uttach until tho corporation shall have
been sued. and tho mui. bona returned
OH execution, in suo' suit
SEQ. S. Thut this Act shall be tnkop
and deercd public Act, uud may be-
given in evidence, without being espe.
CHILLY pleaded.
Approved March 8, 1872
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Atlantic ACID Phosphate.

BY ATLANS
filed
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fOr
las son Is Eovcmbo
ohaulh
the
those Who used
AE~
Brow WharfC Charles un G.
BEARDEN s. I'm
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Change of Seheaule.

Change of Schedule.
WILMINGTON, ColrMnlA & AUGUSTA r. r. Co.
sUPEnINTENDENTs OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, N. O., January 10. 1872.
k,sn TH GSSgsastSs,sa- AFTER this date thu
bo run by Il aiIs on this road:
DAY ExpRtsB TRAIN (DAILY1
Leave Wilmington IUnlun DtlotI s so M.
Arrive at COlunbia.. lisp. Di.
Lcave Cnlumbis ........... :. 8 20 A. M.
Arrive Wilnngi Oh Union De pot] 6 80 z. III.
MONT EXPNEss TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington Unitn Jtlot] 10 +. bl.
Arrive at Columbia.. G 81 A. NJ.
Leave Columbia ...... ..... -. 6sOP. NJ.
arrive at Wilmington. ...... -. GOO A. NJ.
No NIGHT IhAlES leave Wilmington or
Co!nmhia sunday l.. NJ
Jan IS JOHN q. WINpER, Gcnl Sup't.
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MOSES GOLDSMITH e. SUN.
C0lonode Roto, Fe,"iue Range, Charleston, S. G,
DEAIKIiSIS
Scotch. Pig and American Bar Iron,
X EEp constantly Oh hand full suTply Of
IN MI kinds.
ln store, 100 tonA EGLlNTON PIG.
Nov 28 II
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Ipe Lire dnd Learn. Die and Foy9et An
THE SOUTHERN IYE ECUsI.

No $50 kIHo tTnETT CuARLE>ToN +. G.,
nfES and Cl.EAhS by means OF steam,
II Rcntlcmen's, ladies and chillrcn'r
clothes. Fine laces and lace curtains cleaned
and done np with tht .ott or manufacturers
tinir!,; lace and Grape Hhawl- and kd glove-
cleaned and dyed. Guntls received and RI.
turned hy exprrHs. J.. BILL Elt. Proprietor.
Brunch ,fiice 1T Mrs. q. L. kerds n,llir cry
+stAbli,hInrnt Co'uphin Feb rs 3mo
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AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE DEUTsCIIEH
BRUDERLlcIIHN DUND. OF THE CITY OF
CHARLESTON
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by Me Senate
and House 4f Representatives NJ The State
IF South C'u0tind, no.o met n,ni sitting ia
General Assembly. and by Ne authority If
III; s"me, That y. Werner. J. II. Lines.
brick, j. @. II. Ciaussen, A. Nimltz, j.
II. Heeseman and 9. G. Duck-r, mud
their associates and Successors, be, aud
they are hereby, created body politio
aud corporate, under the name and sty 10
OF the ''Deutacher Bruderlicller Bund." :"
Of the city Of Charleston.
SEQ Q That the said corporation here
by established shall have succession OF
officers and members, according to it's
bylaws, and shall have power to make
by laws, not repngnnnt to The laws of the
land, and to have, use and keep com.
mon seal, and the came to utter ut will:
to aue and te sued III any court in this
State. and to have aud enjoy every right,
power and privilege incident to such cor.
por"tion; and it is hereby empowered to
take. hold, retain, possess and enjoy all
such property, rcul and personal, ns mny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
coleman Benedlet's closing quotations at D IA WeF'

There has been absolutely nothing In the god Market
to-dav worth mention, tho price having been pretty
nearly stereoyped at 12t though on one or two ocea
sIons the dial stood at 12l The business was very small
The price likely to make further CONCESSIONS "ne 'o
Ionn,rv cold interest amounting to nearly s26OOoOo0
comes from the Treasury Il probably will early next
week The London market was firm at the current
figures Of last Saturday. In the gold loan market tho
rates we're iCI fat and per cent for carrying 10
per cent paid FOR having balances carried The Assistant
Treasurer paid $4,000 in coin interest on the pupc
debt and s4,7OO in called bonds. The days business az
the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared,
s5l OOO gold balances 1929; currency balances,
80 tnlI .rcrn Ihe nlniall0ns:
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MONDAY. Dec. 1G-P. NJ

NONDAf, Dec. lC-P. ".
The week opened upon quiet share specu-
laiiOn, though after temporary decline at the First
Board the market became strong and prices steadily
yanced. The speculation turned on Pacific Mail, which
The leading stock the list, and. II TO further
mystify the Street, developed sudden strength to-day
rising from III eventually TO 49, thus turning ts com
panion stocks In an upward direction Rock Island
made itself conspicuous by eery break OF over a
point TO 09 the first flush OF the official report that
the Company TO issue $1,000 shares Of additional
stock This will swell the share capital 10 s25 OOOOO the
bonded debt being SjOooO00 The official notification Is
AS follows:
OFFICE CHICAGO, r. ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.. Co.,
NEw-loRk, Dee. IL, 1872. !
To ne President Of The Neto- York Stock ErchGHge.
DEAR SIR: In accordance with the rules the New
York Stock Exchange yon are hereby notified that after
days this Company Will issue 6000 shares OF ndi-
tonal capital stock. The proceeds of such additional
shares are required for building double track aud side
tracks substituting steel la place OF iron rails, building
new passenger and freight depots. machine shops
CINE houses adding new equipment, completing branch
roads substituting permanent structures of and
place OF wooden structures reduction OF grades
the Iowa DIVISION and Tor other purposes OF the Com
JoIIs +. TRACY, President.
Later OF the stock 110 IO9i IIOl New
York Central sened up to 97l the new
scrip dividend being afOat Lake Shore WAS firm nj "a
9it The Hannibal and st. Joseph stocks were quiet
while Western Union Telegraph approached the neigh
borhood OF 80 again. which the gos-ps have u more
long stock will be offered 10 the public The light fanc
were quiet though Boston, Hartford and Erie rose TO o.
The afternoon market was firm, but not more active
than earlier trade, closed dun aud strong The In.
vestments quiet, and miscellaneous, coal and ex-
press stocks neglected. The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices OF stocks were follows
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mex closing rates OF Foreign Exchange /:

The none, ary situation marked by extreme strin-
and carly borrowers on mixed collateral paid as
much as 192 and interest demand loan ana SS@ e&-
ccptionaly this At the close the rate cur
rent was l6 and interest Mercantile paper Is IN Deiter
demand al 10 to IL The currency movement Is Degh-
ming 10 tell in this direction, and the popular eehg
that money will rule rates after the olh VI i-'u
OF January.
The Government bond market has been quiet aud
firm but without any noteworthy feature. Tie currency
SKIES were strong and advanced 10 l2a FISK liatch
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In railroad bonds, Boston. Hartford and Erie Firsts
te leading feature. Sales freeey made at 43
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THE MARKETS.

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MONDAY. Dee 6 ~
AsHESPoi. m very quiet bu, steady quoei So Pea
n dull and nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

TABLE Of He Arerd0e AMOUNT or Loans, Speec, CWcHd.
tom Deposits and Leglt TeHders u, he Banks or b'e
cifyof Nsr York J0r he reek ending Saturday, bee.
IA, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
aEOOND BOARD.

A0iss0f GOrfrHHeW BVids
10 600 T. G 8. 1891 Cou.. 0OO0 q. y 1910 Coupon...
between esL..............1li ?! o'clock
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~ ADAMS Ll.sssss :
100 united Stats
EI..........b. q. 3
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Railroad ....h C.
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The transactions at the Clearinghouse TOT te past
as follows with those the previous week
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-17
RESULT OF THE CINCINNATI
CONVENTION.

The Radical Government IN Wa
shington are talking not only words
Int acts of Cancellation towards IN
dependent Republicans throughout
the country. and of general amnesty
towards the South, which position,
at this late day. seven years and more
afterthe civil war has ended, suggests
inst two facts: First, tEat dominant
party which is forced to do right. VIII
DO so only while its interests lie IN
that direction. and not at all from
the love of right; and secondly. that
a party which mas doneso much wrong
in fine past. whose proclivities are ali
en- the side of sehishness, greed and
corruption, for the reWaraihg Oh
friends and the Furnishing OF those
of the same party who are not the
friends Of Executive power and ITS
a~ppliances. are not to be trusted
Wehave had peace without paclhca
tion. the demand for civil service re
form without reform, the cry OF re
venue reform without the substance
Of revenue reform. the word OF prom
ise to the ear, but constantly broken
to the hope; and now. with all these
Drecedents. the Grant men ASK a new
lease of power, and perhaps they Will
GET it: but certainly not, lfthe oppo-
nents Of the Grant Administration
are wise: but it is something gained
to-day to hear, from high quarters,
though only since the closing OF the
Cincinnati Convention. suggestions
Of concession and amnesty and peace
And now. when Cincinnati comes
with Greeley and Brown upon the
field. the battle is half fought. lht
victory, if the National Democrats &C
wisely in their National Convention
will be finished long before Aovem
her.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-17

The modestly made accusation OF
our correspondent Revived OF ouf
hastiness in the article referred to IN
his letter. is accepted. We confess
to have given but little thought to
the subject when writing; and, more
after thought upon the subject con-
clude, in all probability, that our IN
formant wa not automatically adj
vised. In the event that the Dem
ocratic party have no show to elect a
limited States Senator next Winter to
fill the place of Jas. Wye, we have
no disposition at present, at least, to
throw any barrier in the way OF John
2. Jones becoming his successor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-17
A correspondent had an interview

A correspondent had al interview
with Mr.. Sumner, when the political
situation was fully discussed. Mr..
Sumner said that Greeley's nomlna-
ton was a great revolution in poll
tics, which bid fair to be n of great
magnitude. The Democratic Con
vention, he thinks, will undoubtedly
indorse Greeley, which event would
be a new era in the political history
of this nation. The Republican
party is still master of the situation,
if it acts wisely. The objective
point of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton should be the dissatisfied Re
publicans. To conciliate them and
prevent a continuance of party dis
Indignation ought to be the great
object ofthe Convention. The nom
ination Of some person other than
Grant would heal all party feuds
and make success in November Ger
tain. Some of Grants best friends
in the Senate have told him that the
solution of the political problem Is
in his magnanimous withdrawal from
being a candidate for re election,
and there is reason to hope that he
Will accept the advice Of those whom
he has always trusted, and restore
harmenv to the Republican party,
If he does not withdraw. and the
Convention does not set him aside.
then a number Of Republicans who
have not taken an active part IN the
Cincinnati movement Will feel /
their dnty to support Greeley msteae
of Grant. and the Hccess of Greeley
would then be certain.