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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-11
AN ORDIN ANCE
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
THE TOWN OF ANDERSON
FOR THE YEAR ENDING THE
3fst DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D. 1871.

TIE TT ORDAINED, by the Intendant and
ES Wardens of the Town OF Anderson, IN
Council assembled, and by the authority OF she
same. That a Tax, for the sums and IN the man,
ner hereafter named, shau be raised and PAID
into the public Treasury Of the said Town, 1or
the use and service thereof, that is TO say -
On Real Estate.
= SECTION l. Twenty Five Cents on every hun
6red dollars of the value of all Real Estate slt-
nasza. wing and being within the corporate linn.
its OF said Town, other than the real estate CT
Churches and Schools and the Anderson Male
Academy. .o.,
Sales Of Goods, Wares, &c. .
SEC. 2. Twenty Cents on every hundred dol
larS Of the amount of all sales Of Goods, Wares
and Merchandise made by any person or per,
sons between the first day of January, 1S7 and
the first day of January, lS72. -
Incomes. :.
SEC. 8. Twenty Cents brewery hundred dol
lars of the amount of gross income arising from
all actorage employments or faculties; from
the practice Of the professions Of the law, D1ed-
icine and dentistry; from the business OF
guerreotyping, Ambrotyping and Photograph,
ing in said Town, and from all monies loaned
at interest, and from dividends received on
Bank and other Stock.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mrs. @. r. MURRAY Y
WILL reopen tho exercises of her School
wv for Young Ladies at her residence on
Monday. 2ond Instant. Terms the same as
heretofore. Music $40 per scholastic year.
Jan 4, 1872 26
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great German GInp1seS, authaf a thai
familiar An1 belutiiui air when he
Swallows lUneuAfd Fiy," Wbich, b. Ia
way, Is 70 DC sung 81 the jubilee under
bis pertonal direction ALI and many
oiheTs there expressed the greatest daliRh,
a The prospect u the realization Il On,
mcrr's plans, bat ~ Abt doasu't Sneak
E1glish, " Gilmore aDeutches." iheiF
intercourse Wa more -triendly'' than
-ioTmAl % Bier opens hearty and loUaens
tongues also.
Al; hah written letter 10 the EGecu.
tive Committee, which was received yes.
leEday, cJusralHla,ing them on their sue.
eess IN engaging MAdAme Leuiner, whom
be oOn-iders one oi the greatest Artist In
the musical world q to-day, and 4 sure
the American pablic will Be highly
delighted with her magnificent voice and
will appreciate her eminent talent This
Is warm praise from 4 competent lodge,
aEt our curiosity is greatly excited.
| meant 10 have written you q the new
additions 10 the bOquet VI solo perform.
ers and the mass rehearsals we are be.
ginning In our ueighboring toWns, but my
letter Is already larger than ! tear you
will like, 70 | will only remind you thA,
probably Strauss and his wife start fog
our Coliseum this very day. Strauss every
body 10 America knows, and bis welcome,
II participated in by half Of those whose
feet have tripped measure 10 his de.
lighIiul waltzes, would be An ovation such
as was never yet given 10 mortal
CATION.
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sing lETBTusut -NCiihsr vii " beheVs
h0lgh ooe rusa trun The dad
l don't eenEgv Any Man iuT Asking Tor
iniOm1tiol, And hoekins guaEaHiets, bat
The NholalAla imp1,Aticn % corrupt mo-
tiU1 % he friends Of great. and, ee-
HsTe, bneheiL pebble undertaking, cal
calGted, u not driven away from our
doors, 70 DO more 70 promote the inter.
ests Of Wheeling than ADy u0-S ever be
tore set on foot, Is, in NY jg-suelL
wholly lbdefensIbls
As 70 attacks made on Nj. Wilson, In
yOur Journal, | have . word 20 sAy II
q true, e be allege. thaI be did not seek
: connection with this undertaking. II
WAS presented 10 bis attention many
mouths before the contract was entered
into, and be employed competent mea 70
examine the line from end 10, and had
placed before him the results u several
surveys made by Mr. BlickensdeTteF and
other equally able engineers who hsd sur.
Veyed both ends Of the line, and had
besides = personal knowledge Of the gen
eEAl chArScterisiics Of the country.
The assertion that either party 10 the
contract acted without ample and correct
information as TO the character Of the
work 10 be performed, is wholly Unbound.
ed. Furthermore | have bad personal
intercourse with prominent railway men
and capitalists IN the east, who have
known Mr.. Wilson for more than twenty
years, and have received from them assuT.
ances Of his ability 10 carry Out what he
undertakes, and what Is no less important
that he Is an honest man.
In conclusion, desire 10 say that
shall stand firm 10 the policy adopted
by the Board Of the Wheeling X
Lake Erie Railroad Company believing
that with the city aid TO our company
and to the Bridge company, both under.
lakings will be speedily carried through
to completion. cannot admit the cor.
rectnes5 Of your assertion that II the PEG
pie vote down these grants now, harm
will not thereby be done TO the future in.
terests Of the city. 1t will not be easy to
get these undertakings up TO their present
state Of forWardneSs again, and should
city aid be now refused il may not here.
ailer be efiectual to secure these desirable
communications. Yours, &c,
JOSEPH BELL.
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Mr.. Sweeney and Mr. DeckcT's
Statement,

Mr.. THOMAS SWEENEY, whom we gave
as authority for Dir. BECKERs statement
that the W. " LIE. project had been OF.
fered TO Col. sCoTT and declined, came
into our office last evening and made this
statement.
~ merely call to say 10 you that have
no idea Of getting into any newspaper
controversy with these gentlemen on this
subject or any other. l have taken no
interest in this project for or against, and
do not intend TO The statement made
to you in regard to Mr.. Becker was this
Mr. Becker took seat In railway car
alongside o. me. Idesired 70 know some.
thing Of the pracucability of the Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie Railway project and
after some casual conversation l asked
him Il he knew anything about It. He
said yes; that he had examined II at the
instance Of Mr. Scott that these Hopedale
parties had made similar proposition 10
Mr.. Scott TO the one made 10 these New
Workers, and that Mr.. Scott referred the
proposition to him with instructions TO
examine and report; that he had found
there was nothing In II; that it would not
pay, and that Mr.. Scott abandoned 1t.
then asked him what he thought 1t could
be built for per mile. He said he didn't
know certainly, but that 1t would be an
expensive road. asked him II it could
be built for $35, 900 mile. He Just boot
ed at the idea; said il was nonsense to talk
about 1t. 1t could not be built for any.
thing like It. That was the substance Of
our conversation; it was pretty nearly in
those words"
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In addition to the above, the following
subscriptions are from personal friends Of
Miss Abbott, outside Of DIR. Chapin's
church:
Henry ". Beeeher 800 Frank u. Carpenter 800
3. !. A.Wetherill. 5CcJ. A. Rose -. 20
When Mr. BeechCr signed his name lie
put after it, "By virtue Of being her carly
friend and pastor"
SO last Saturday the City Of Paris took
away, amid thtong Of friends, the little
girl NOW young LADY, who has struggled
up through poverty, whose little feet were
frozen, whose hair was cut of and sold,
and who sang hungry, with her silent
guitar held hostage miles away, TO get
money TO live on and to send to her
mother.
In two years Miss Abbott will return a
priElG donna, and when she stands in the
Academy Of Music like Jenny Lind, lsa-
bella HinCkley and Miss Nilsson, her
silver voice filling the air like choir of
angels, or hushing the audience 10 holy
repose, the big hearted, living Christians,
who, remembering our Saviour, put their
arms around this toiling woman and
helped her up, will say at is more
blessed 10 give than to receive" and the
world will say, "Of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven"
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diAiely put his name down F- EyO
Mn George Hofman f1lioWe,l With 400
and then George z Hoyt With $50
Mn George Lake with 81 90, and Frank
CHpsntef, the Artist, with a hear ten
tines u big q bis p1cketbook, gave bis
splendid mhs.
= The following is liFi oithe good msn
and women who extended helping hand
70 Miss Abbott, and the letter which hey
wrote 10 her
NEW YoKE, March 20, lsa2
Aip Emaa 1 AHgr
Asa testimonial OF our admiration and
sympathy for your aIiGous struggles 70
gain musical position, and IS m evidence
Of our high appreciation Og your Christian
character, and our sIAunch faith Ia your
future success, We, your fienda OF DR.
ChApin's Church, have decided anon our.
selves TO tender you our cordial ala ia or.
der 10 enable you 10 avail yourself Of The
teachings OF the great masters in Europe.
To further this end we contribute The
amount herein annexed 10 our names 10
bemade payable 10 the order Of Mr.. D. D.
7. Marshall, who is authorized to defray
Herewith the necessary expenses Of this
object
Our knowledge Of your requirements, as
well as Of your unusual talents, has
prompted this action; and TO enable you
TO reciprocate this favor, we suggest that
on your return TO your native land you
give your mat grand concert in aid OF the
Church OF the Divine Paternity.
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ron DECORATING FoUSrANs.-

VERARDiHS, SUMNER HOUSES,
ARBORS, CHAIRS, SRDTRES, he, dc.
NEW STYLE wEoUuHFIl RAhINo. for Front
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before Intro.
duced
CAST and WEOUGHT.IRoN RATLEss, for Public
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof CrestinRa, etc, in great
variety OF Patterns.
IRoH STAINS, Spiral and Straight, Of various
Patterns and Styles. Special attention 0irH HiJ
c!dSsof irOrk.
LAHF POsrs, for fronts OF Public Buildings,
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, OF Cast and Wrought.Iron,
Of New Improved Styles, such as Hay Racks,
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut.
tiers, Trape, VeniilAtors, &c,
WIRE Work OF every description. Wire
Guards OF Crimped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doom
and Window, Factory and Warehouse Windows,
Itailings for Offices, Banks, Counter RAillngH,
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &C., dc.
GATES for entrance 70 Cemeteries, Public
Squares aud GentlOmen's Country Seats, Of Gas
Tubing or WrUughtlFon. both single and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses. A very
large assortment OF designs expressly for this
purposo.
CisT.IRoS URNAL BOXES, for Public Parks
and City Streets.
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, Centennial Pattern.
HTTCHTSG PosTs, Jockey, CoOlle, sambO, and
plain designs. Ap2-COd
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The FaVorite Soa p,

hAlllAGluIIu " AA1ANt Wn9lAAhHt NJ Va.
elaiIn tina. It cannot DO eEcelled, list, In pur,.
u and quality; ID, In economy, because II IL
drm andhArd as soon a. made and will not thrinf
when exposed 70 the Atmosphere llka Host
soaps do. II will therefore W1Sh hili a much
more A. tho soaps now in market Al TIA PSrue
price; ID, For perfection In washing, You mutt
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. Utt ne RdpOriLS Soap and
you viii have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and iAultless and guarantee that
i wih not iplure the skin or The most delicate
AbFlcs. 9Th, claim for Il an advantage over ell
Others in that II will bear leaving in water for
OF i0hOuru without inlnring t. Other Boap1 are
rendered useless BY forgetting them IN the tub
or basin amer using Please enquire oil your
grocer for the FBY0hts Soap, and you viii b
convinced that II II the best.
CLUTI0N.-EGch bar 10 stamped "HIbfrI and
RtehdRleI PdpOTih S01p, manu- GetuTGd " X.
RSid. HhlGlin1, W. Va"
NEnufartuFed AID sold at Wholesale by
EDWARD Rid,
Boap and Candle MAnufScturoI,
AuR49 Wheeling, ". Va.
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MILWAUKEE, May 27.-F1OUR-Quiei
and unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat-No. /, 81 "a; No. Q
y ~. Oats-40tc Corn-No. . mixed
ACC. Rye-sl!c. Barley-65c.
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$3.50 rrlIO., Amounting to 500, 900

Tickets, tIO. HiltTIckstI, g.. Quarters, q 80.
EB-Our lotteries arc chartered BY the State,
arc always orAwn A. the time named, aud all
draVipge are under the supervision Of sWoFn
commissioners.
t8-The ofnoiAl drawing will be published in
the 81 Louis papers, and copy sent to pufchas
ere Of tickets,
isrNc will draw 3 similar scheme the llSi
day Of eVry month daring the year 1871,
I4- Remit AZ our risk by POsTdFFIcE MONRT
Orders, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT or EX,
rREss, Send for a circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & co,
POfiJiliee BOI 2iiG,
Ap9 Tu-Th-St&W st Louis, Mo.
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Nsu Yo,k prr Gooa, n.rk,,.

NV Yol.E. Nay si.-Doues;ics n
ever grhle are vcy cuies Anl uiihCs,
further Alteration he decline IN brown
sheciings AppoAES 10 have ineTcAsed 9e
dullness d Trade and induccd bnyvrs 70
bold 81. Printing clOlhs are Qa0ted a.
1flSe !oG spot q BY 81. which IS the low.
81 figures a. which ertrAs eAn be bought
Prints are vpFy quiet Sps!Dg goods q
al kinds sIr slow The New I0tk DALI
bll<tig SAYS further advance Is tlppct.
e. % slne gralu shogli cotton oJgtinue
- the present hgute Carp-i wuriel
WAfps arc sold Airly. and arr quoted, No
., gOc per pound. dbe W1fstyI. Nc %.
81 g. pr p5dDd, No. "a, 81 ~ per pound;
double fl,ing COO; ioE, Cts, interior 20 *,
and upward At the anetion straw goods
brought fair prices for the season. the to-.
lowing prices were realized Tor a line Of
MAricAbos In gents hats VI u s. 50,
tl5 20, $l4 ., and Sls 50 ior y
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Nay eI.-FIoUR-Quisl
and unchanged.
GRNS-Wheal-westrru s. OOAs 20
COfn-Firmer. mixed western, IaA7Sc.
OAts-Westero, 56ajSe.
PRoyIaoNs-Bulk meats Dull but
unchanged Sugar cured hams l3Ai3ic.
Lari-Dull, AZ Dc
BurTER-Western active but lower.
choice 2Ga27c.
WuEEY.-E1clIed and unsettled NJ 9la
92c. No sales.
New Orleans Market,
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %. -GRocERlgs-
Sugar-Quiet and firm; fair TO fully iair
siA9sc. MolasSes-Firm; inferior GOa
sec; common 3ja34c. Coffee. ordinary
l6ici fair l7iaisc, good ls!Alsie, prime
lsialQc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and Stock Marke

NEW York, May 27,-GoLD-steady,
at 1I3iallSs, closing ut 1l3sal13!.
Loans, 8a5 per cent Clearings, "a mil.
lions. Treasury disbursements, $4,000.
Probable export Wednesday, one million
and quarter.
MONEY-Easy; Sac per cent
GovRRNMENTs-tas per cent. higher,
closing strong.
STERLING ExcHANGR-l00i.
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STATE BoEDs-Quiet.

DIAIE DONus-NSulcl.
SToCKs-0pened strong, with slight
advance, but were sold freely by the
bears most Of the day. Pacific Mail fell
81 per cent, to 72t; Hartford and Erie
to It; Northwestern, common, to 73:;
Indiana Central to 800, and Ohios to 4CI.
Late In the day there was recovery Of
from ! to 1 per cent. in active stocks, and
the market closed steady, with general list
very near the opening figures. There are
rumors Of On injunction restraining the
Pacific Mail officers from lending the
funds ofthe Company, and from purchas-
ing stock for the Company under the re.
cent Albany legislation. The rumors that
forged Erie shares Of certificates are
a1oat, are unconfirmed. Much Of the
unsettled condition of the stock maket,
however, Is due to the fact that no reliable
information has yet been received Of the
acceptance OF the treaty by the British
Government e
:. Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May 27.-FLouR-Dull and
nominal.
GRAN-wheat-No.2 spring 81 511a
l 90. Corn-No. 2 mixed &4a45lc. Oats
Alto. Rye-No. Q, SOC. Barley-Fall
No. 2, 69a60c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5Oa12 75. Lard
SIC. Bulk meats-Quiet and uu-
changed.
WHGsKY-s9c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Msy27.-FLouR-Iarket
steady with moderate demand; family at
IS 75a0 90.
GRAN-Wheat-Red, 81 Osa2 %. Corn
-5la52c. RyeG$1 DIAL CO. Oats-i2a
47c, latter for Iowa white.
GROCERIES AND 0ILs-Unchauged.
EoGs-l6c.
BUTTER-Ffesh at lsa29c.
CHEEsE-l0al2c. g1
PRovIaoNs-Pork-$f3 90; regular Of
$lS 90. Lard-ssaSfc. Bulk Meats
Some inquiry for clear sides at &c, boxed;
shoulders held at Ate; sides, Oia6fc. Ba.
con-Shouldets, ste; sides, 7taT!C.
WHIsHY-SSc.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, May 81. -CATrLE-
Market slow; arrivals heavy; best, Ota6lc;
stockers, 4ia5ic; prospects unfayorable,
sHREP-MArket dull; arrivals light;
prospects tair; best, 6G6ic; medium, 5a5ic;
common, 4a4ic,
Ho0s-Matket hard; arrivals heavy;
Philadelphia, 81 40to450; Workers, 81 il
to 90; prospects uniavorable.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 27.-FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged.
! GRAN-Wheat-No. l, 81 "a; No. 2
81 ~. Oats-40tc, Corn-No. . mixed
acc. Rye-sl!c. Barley-65c.
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

TNAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
Il tho public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAND1SE, con-
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Yiolins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band 1nstru.
ments Of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sont by
Express. when ordered, to any part of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and MelodeOns tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and eatiH-
faction guaranteed to those favoring ue with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building.
Columbia, s. G. Nov
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The Monster Elephant. Binmnrck,
And tho Baby Elephant, "PET," Royal Ben.
gal Tiger, Terrestrial Sloth, Chetah or Hunt
ing Leopards, Spotted and Laughing Hyenas,
and of Monkeys and Birds, an endless varie.
ty; two dens OF performing Lions. Tigers and
Panthers. and a Liouess and six baby cubs
only two months old.
In the Arenic Department will be found all
the old favorites, and many performers OF
worldwide renown, whose faces are new here
among them the great CARROLL FAMILY
w. Is. Carroll, the veteran two nd four-horse
rider; Madame Carroll, equestriennc; La Pc.
tite Annie. the Baby Wonder, only ak years
old, in her startling acts of equitation, and
the Boy Prodigy. Master Willie. the only child
Somersault and Piroquctte Rider in the
world; the grent MiACO BROTHERS, the
splendid Eral Gymnasts, and Mons. G. LEE
FOWLER. the elegant and accomplished
Jester. -.1.
Doors open at and o'clock p. NJ
Beautiful carpeted seats for ladies', without
extra charge. No smoking allowed inside OF
the pavilion.
Unionvilic, Friday, Fobruary2.
Spartanburg, Saturday, February
Greenvillo. Monday, February s..
Anderson, Tuesday, February 6.
Nowborry. Wednesday. February7.
Camden, Thursday, February 8.
Orangoburg. Friday, February9
Jan IL g
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A ROMANTIC STORY ABoUr MonGAN.-
A singular story comen up from the
Western plains, protesting to solve the
mystery connected with The disappear
ance OF Morgan in 1926, an event which
created intense excitement throughout
the country in his day, in consequence
of the snpposition that he Ind been
secretly killed by the Masons for having
published q book betraying their secrets.
1t is now alleged that he was taken a
captive in Texas, where he escaped and
joined band of Apaches. OF course.
he married the chiefs daughter, and in
time became the chief, teaching the
tribe military tactics. and initiating them
all into the mysteries of Masonry. At n
good old ngo he died, leaving his half
breed son to reign in his stead, and is
now buried in the Golden Mountain, /"
In tomb walled up and covered with
solid gold, which has become IN Apache
Mecca, where tho tribes oil meet yearly
to worship on the oath OF June. The
story is entirely too wild for credence, but
being the last development of what has
always been m impenetrable mystery, it
Is perhaps worthy of passing note.
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Thorburn's Garden Seeds.
A LARGE assortment of fresh GARDEN
"a SEEDS, Onion Sets, &C., for sale low.
Jan IL EDWARD HOPE
Copartnership Notice.

NHE Subscribers, having this day formed
i copartnership, to be known and styled AZ
HOWE ALLEN, and having leased for
term OF years the shops and machinery, and
bought tho materials on tho promises former
y occupied by James M. Allen. arc prepared
to enter into contracts for building or tho
finishing Of all shop-made materials, such as
BLINDS. Doors. Sash, Window Frames, tsc :,
no. Also. tho Dressing OF Lumber, Scroll
Saving and Turning, and would respectfully
solicit share OF tho public patronage.
HOWE G ALLEN.
JOHN NJ. HOwIK, EDWARD ALLEN.
COLUMBIA, November II, 1871. Dee II 3nio
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA. sc.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. 900.
OFfICEns.
John B. Palmer, president.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. s3OO.OoO.
oFFICEns
John b. Palmer, president.
A. G. BreniZer, Cashier.
U. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. Eli Gregg, John b. Palmer, F. w. McMas.
ter, b. d. Sem, OF Il. u. Senn Il Son; G. ".
Bearden, Of Copeland j. Bearden; II. L. Bryan,
OF Bryan Il McCarter; w. g. Swaffiold Of r.
&W. O. Swafield, John G. Seegers, Vim. B.
Stanley.
F. W. Mckaster, Solicitor.
HAHlS Bank ia now open tor the transaction
i OF . general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Of currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate O. seven (7)
per cent. per annum, in kind. will be issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially go
licited; also, from Trustees, Administrators
E<ecutors, Professional Men, aud others.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
City aud Country Merchants, and other busi-
ness men, and tho usual accommodations ex-
tended.
Notes, BQls Of Exchange. and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on oollaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Siluer bought and sold.
.Mutldted Currency purchased at small
discount.
Sight Drafts drd,on direct on all the promi-
nent places in England. Ireland, Scotland,
france. Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
mark and the Orient. Leters Of Credit Issued,
layable in any OF the above places.
Drafts on all the prominens cities In the
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Colum bia Hotel.
open from to 8. Feb 2S Iy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-28

''Good-byel" exclaimed ]; not noticing
Jack's nttclnpt to correct my speech, and
walking rapidly up the wharf. SO We
parted company, each, to this day, be-
lieving in his heart that he has cheated
his fellow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-28
Fresh Garden Seeds.

IDEAS, Boans, Corn, Cabbage, and every
l. variety OF fresh and genuine Seeds, for
sale by FISHER Il HlLLIMAN, Druggists,
Jan 20 Opposite Columbia Hotel.