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Fold YOU SO.

Iu noticing the steppage OF the
franking privilege, wsssid lastweek:
it really made no aiiFsrence in the.
wav of what might be- saTed 70 the.
government, for that she :stoppage of
one leak would only t0bssan excuse @
to open another, and eFenso itss seen;
for the House Judiciary Committed 5
bill provides that the generous sum Of
s1.7l3.S27.72, alleged tc have been
saved by the discontinuancf Of the.
franking privilege, shall be absorbed
in an increase Of official salaries. Is
not this keeping the word Of promise
to the ear and breakingit to the hope!
The Credit sEobiIier. What is it:
This question has been propounded
bv a subscriber. and as there are 9TH
ers no doubt who will be interested by
an answer, diligcnt search has been
made, and We are happy i'll being able
to say with success. The Courier
Journal gives the following definition:
SWELL, it is simply double,joint-
ed, back-acting swindling machine,
modelled after French invention. but
it is of such intricate construction that
we couldn't well describe it without
the assistance cf quantity of diagrams
and the portrait Of half the members
of Congress"
Seriously it really means. as another
paper calls it, credit on movables,
the government giving credit and
Anes 4 Co.,, taking the movables. 1t
is a copy of the French corporation
organized in France in 1852, for ad-
vaneing money on movable property,
and was too good mode for plunder
to be lost sight of in America, there
fore similar association was organ
lied in Philadelphia, which was taken
in hand by Oakes Ames, an Honorable
Congressman. The fruits of the Cred
it Mobilier are now being reaped by
the guilty ones, whose crimes are be-
ing daily revealed.
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Credit EgSbSGiar and CorruD-
tom.

Elsewhere in this issue We have an
swered the question often asked ::
What is the "Credit Mobilier'? The
Investigation now going on at Wash
ineton City. relative to the parties i'm
plicated in that transaction is develop
ing all amount Of corruption that is
altogetherstar That small mem
bars of little State Legislatures should
be guilty Of corruption IS not 50 much
to be wondered at, but when members
Of the National Congress, allured by
the CLEAN Of gold: allow themselves to
be lead sway from honesty into paths
Of the bascst frauds. honest men are
shocked beyond expression. Once
there was 50 much pride in all the Of
ticcrs Of the General Government-so
much Yirtue among the people: that
mcaabars Of Congress, ike Cesars
wife, were above suspicion. in those
times the man who could have ap-
preached grave Senator with the Of
fer of q bribe would have been bold
iadeed-now scarcely bill is passed
but that it has somewhere about it the
tingc of the yellow metal. The time
was when the Halls Of Congress were
looked upon IS the abode Of honesty
and virtue: now they have become
brokers' Offices and the shops Of money
changers. Where shall we find the
cause Of this decentralization among the
makers Of our laws-amoug these up
holders Of our nations rights? Cor
rstption is not confined to them alone
it is widespread. SyndicateS. rings,
-concel1ric rings-reach out and in
close in their charmed, golden circle al
most every class of'eceupation. Every
where, through the length and breadth
of this fair Land have temples been
erected to the god. gid. and men are
seen kueeliug and worShiping before
her shrines. Will this golden god
ever be dcbascd. and will the incense
which is SO Intoxicating to her votaries
ever cease to burn upon her slittering
:l;ars? Time alone can solve the pro-
b!em. and by consequence also the pre-
|,!e.a: Whether the people Of the
United States will ever return to prac-
ticas Of virtue and honesty in matters
q public interest.
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SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of authority given US by Al
fred Wilson, in i conveyance Of lis land 10
us, (by way Of morigage,) in case Of the
non. payment Of certain sum Of money
therein specified, we will sell at public arc
ton, at Newberry Court House, S. c., on
the FirS; Monday III March next, the land
specified in said mortgage, namely:
One lot Of land situate in Newberry
County, and State aforesaid, on waters OF
Bush River, containing ten and onc-iour,h
acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
of F. ?. Lake, Joha Williams and Estate of
Jesse Coate, deceased. Said lot is we'll im-
proved with good buildings and a good
well.
Terms of Sale-CaSll.
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Feb. II, 6-3t.
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State of South Carolina, County of
Newbcrry.-In Probate Court.

State Of South Carolina, County of
Newbcrry.-In Probate Court.
Mary Koon, Plaintiff, against Ca,harine Ki-
nard, John D. WedaInsn, Us Atu's, and
others, Defendants.
Petition for Partition Of Lind.
Pursuant to the order cf the Probate
Judge, I will sell all that tract Of land, sit
uate in the County and State aforesaid, ccu-
tanning one hundred and Eve acres, more
OF less, bounded BY lands Of Mrs. Margaret
knard, David Wcdamau. John Riser,
George Rikard and others-being the real
estate of which John kinard died, seized
and possessed, at Newberry Court House,
on The First Monday in March next.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-half in cash, and the
other half on a credit Of twelve months, with
interest thereon from day of sale; the credit
portion 70 be secured by bond CT purchaser
and mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to pay
for papers. Purchaser shall have privilege
of paying all cash.
J.J. CARRINGToN, s.N.C.
Feb 5, 5-4t. :975.
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Notice Of CO-Partnership.

W. P. RUSSELL & D. 4. J. SULLIVAN.
The undersigned have formed Co-Part-
nership to date from the frs: day of Eebru-
AIRY. 1878, under the firm name Of RUSSELL
& SULLIVAN. To contrac: for and Erect
Buildings and in General House Carpentry
They will, also, give their especial atten-
sion 10 all kinds OF Jobbing Work, and are
prepared with their unparalleled facilities
10 do work wisll EeatnesS and dispatch.
Special attention vii! be given to putting
III Sore Fronts and Fitting up Stores with
ncatness AID dispatch at moderate charges.
THEY HAVE FACILITIES NOT EQUAL
Ed IN THE STATE FOR PREPARING
BUILDINGS FOR SHIPMENT complete in
every part, and TIE entire BuiGing-h
ready to rr, on and will contract 20 put up
and finish the Buildings in any part of the
STATE.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS and EsTI-
MATES furnished on application AT MOD
ERATE CHARGES. Office and Workshops
East end Hasc!-street
W. P. RUSSELL.
D. A. J. SCLLlV An.
rah - 6-1n,
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Notice to Creditors.

The Creditors of Ephraim Floyd, deceas-
ed, are required to render in and establish
their demands before Messrs. Jones & Jones,
Attorneys, by or before the first day Of
April, 1879, az the undersigned will make
a final settlement Oh said Estate on that
day in Probate Court, at Newberry Court
House, s. G., anG apply 10 said Court for a
Fi"al Discharge as Administrator of Said
Estate
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
Feb. 10, 1T. Admir-.
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PAID OUT.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
Feb'y. 18th, 1878.
Final Notice.!

All parties are hereby notified, that those
who are in arrear in paying the Town tax on
real estate for the council year 1s7l-72, must
come forward AT ONCE, and pay by the first
of March next. or their lands will be sold at
public auction 10 pay said taxes and other
expenses incurred in collecting the same.
BY order of the Council
J.P. POOL, Intendaut.
u. S. attest:
0 L Schumpert, c. & r. T.C.N.
Feb. 10, 7-2t.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
AND WATER
POWER FOR SALE.

on Twenty.Six Mile Creek, miles North
of Anderson G. H., miles from Old Pen
dleton, mile from Blue Ridge Railroad,
440 acres, sixty acres in state Of good
cultivation, l55 forest laad, heavy timbered
some large stock-and the bularce pine
land There is good Grist Mill on the
premises in running order v ith large ru"
Of custom. The water-power is sufficient
to run other machinery and easily applied !;
in ten steps Of the Pendleton Road.
For further particulars, address the un-
dersigned at Anderson c. H.
JAMES WEBB.
Enh
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Il EUeRERBE. s., e..
Wednesday, February 10, 1878.
Change Of Ratea.;

From this date tie Newbery HERALD Will
be furnished to all single CASH IN advance
subscribers for g so, instead Of s., but when
the subscription is not paid in advance 1t
will invariably be 50. Clubs Of twenty. re-
member, get the HERALD at So, climbs Of ten
ct s2 IS. .....:..........
Transient advertisements, one square
cue inch space-will be 81 for first Insertion
and IS cents for subsequent Insertions. Lib
ersl contracts will be made for three, SIX and
twelve months advertisements.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given That will apply
TO the Judge Of Probate Court, for New
berry County, on the 18th day Of March
next, for Il fna! discharge as Trustee OF
Mary C. Abrams. 81. FOOT,
Trustee of Mary G. abrams.
Feb. II, 1s7306-5;. -.
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NOTICE..

NEwBERRy c. H., S G., Feb. Is, 1879.
BIDS for Repairing bridge across In-
dian Creek, near - Cromer'<, in this Coun-
ty, will be received by the County Commis-
sioners, at Newberry Court House, up to
March 18th, at l2 M., when the contract
will be awarded TO The lowest responsible
bidder. By order of the Board.
DENNIS M0ATES, Chairman.
J. ". HAYWARD, Clerk
Feb, 10. T-4t.
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administrators Notice for FL
nal Discharge.

l hereby give notice that will apply TO
the Probate Court Tor Newbcrry County,
for Final Discharge as Administrator, de
bonis non, on the Estate Of Christopher Ki-
nard, deceased, or SATURDAY., the 22d day
Of March next. All persons ha";ns claims
against said Estate are required to render
them in before that ,ile to the underSign-
ed. G A. COUNTS, Admir-.
Feb. IL 7-It
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United States MarShal's Sale.

The United States Of America, South Caro-
linz District.
By virtue of Il writ OF Fieri Facias to me
directed, iSsning OIL, Of the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court for the District
Of South Carolina, will expose for sale, 10
the highest bidder, at pu',!c auction, at
Newberry G. H., OH the Third (3d) day of
March, 1873, being the first Monday Of the
month, all the right, title and interest of
the Defendant in and to the following pro-
perty, tc-wit:
lSt. All that tract Of lind known as the
Blackburn Place, except that part Of it
which lies in the County Of Laurens), bound
ed by lands Of William Riser, Estate of
Isaac johnson, Mrs. Hatton and others, and
containing four hundred (400) acres, more
or iess
I'd. One tract OF land in the County Of
Newberry, known as the Walden Place,
bounded by lands OF u. Suber, Mrs. Atchi-
sou and others, and containing One Hun
trci and Forty (40) Acres, more or less.
3d. One tract Of lard in the County afore-
said, known as the Sam Scott Place, bound
ed by Tract No. ,, and other lands OF the
Estate Of Sam'l Young, deceased, and coa-
tanning One Hundred and Twenty (l20)
Acres, more or less.
This property is levied on as the Estate
OF Sam'l Young, deceased, in the possession
Of William Young, Ex'or., to satisfy the de-
cree in favor Of James Bonds, obtained in
the case Of Hamilton Young and Bush,
against William Young, Ex'or., and others.
TERNs-CASH. Purchasers to pay the
Marshal for necessary papers and stamps.
The sale will be conducted by A. P. pifer,
Spec. Deputy Marshal, rs Auctioneer.
z. ". WALLACE,
Z. s. Marshal.
EoI, : 1S-os
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[FvR The HuRALD.
A Valentine.
TO MISS BETTE X......, OF SEWBERRT
= sG H.

TO MISS BETTE u 4......, OF SE"BERR1
= g: H..
''Tho' lost tosight to memory deaT,"
And in this heart, thou dwellest HERE.
Thou loveliest flower from Eden's hover,
What sweets thy precious folds enclose.
What perfume there, By far more rare,
Than myrtle bloom or damask rose.
Thou queen Of light, thy scepter bright
Doth rule supreme, where'r thou art;
Thy gentle beams like heavenly dreams
Dispelthe gloomifrom every heart.
Thy charms divine my heart entwine,
In bonds Of Loves soft ''silken chain;
As visions from the skies, so fash thine eye
O'erwhelm my soul and fix thy reign.
Thou "sweetest sweet hopes last retreat,
To thee my all now resign;
No grief nor care I'll ever fear,
If thou wilt be py Valentine.
GCILAUME.
Feb. 14th, 1878.
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The ladies of Columbus, Georgia.
have resolved to ;:discard Northern
tinerv" and are wearing instead the
plaid and check dresses manufactured
in their own city. Our exchanges de-
nominate this glorious example, and
think that 4 line Of cotton mills from
Baltimore to St. Louis would iDjure
the fanatics ard monopolists Of New
England more than all the soldiers the
South could ever. raise, or all the
5rinatiops she could ever build: =
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Sales s. Notices.

In the District Court Of the United
States, District Of South Carolina.
E1-Parte-R. \. Leavell, Assignee.
In Re--A. Harris, Bankrupt.
BY virtue of an order of the Hon. Geo.
s. Bryan, Judge of the Q. s. District Court
of the L. :, for S. g., dated the 7'h day Of
February, 1873, will sell at public auction
at Newberry {. H., S. c., on the first Mon
dar in March next, for CASH, the following
articles Of personal property, belonging 10
the estate of A. Harris, Bankrupt, to-wit:
lot OF CrccI;rry ware, lot Of fur capeS
and muffs, l lot waterfalls, ribbons, jugs,
keys, &C., &c. r. Y. LEAEELL,
Feb. is, lS7"--7-2t. Assignee, &c.
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ORGANIZING
MULE LOST.

An old, black horse mule, under medium
size, with a scar or inside Of LETT fore leg,
purchased or last Sale.Gay at Newberry
Court Housc-Mr. Peterson, Auctioneer-
has straycd off from the purchaser, Il color
ed man. He will give FIVE dollars for his
recovery. The party having the mule in
possession is requested 10 bring him to
Newbcrry Court House and deliver him
either to &r. Peterson, or to
Feb. l9, lit. FRANK MOON.
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The State Of South Carolina,

To Elizabeth Evans and David Kinard, ab-
sent defcn ian.s, and legal heirs and re-
presentatires Of J John Kinard, who died
intestate.
You are hereby required TO appear at the
Court Of Probate, TO be holden at Newber
ry Court House, for Newberry County, on
the Seventh day Of February, A. D. 1879,
10 show cause, if any vor can, "hy the Real
Estate OF John K:,Iard, deceased, described
in the petition Of Mary Koon, filed in my
office shoAld not be divided or sold, allot-
ting it in portions according 10 law 10 Mary
Koon, Catharne Kinard, William D., John
T., George w, Martha c.. and Mary 4. Bo.
land, Eustace Counts, Wistar Suher, Eve
Kinard, Louisa Kinard, Elizabeth Evans,
Martha Cromcr, Jane Cromer, Cathsrine
Wilson, - Koon, wife Of Wallace koon,
Buchanan Cromer, Susan Cromer and David
K;rard. after having irst satisfied the mort
gage over the Rea! Estate Of said deceased,
held by John D. Suber, George B. Suber,
Jacob B. Suber, William 0. Eleszer and
james A. Welch, as the Executors of c.
Subcr, deceased.
Gwen under ny hand and Sea!, ms SIN
H.. s teenth da.- of January, 4. D. 1873.
J. G. LEAHY,
Judge OF Probate, New berry County.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
To Elizabeth Evans and David kinard, ab-
sent Defendants:
Take notice, that the object Of the petit
ton in this action is TO obtain partition Of
the premises described in said petition,
which is filed in the Office OF the Probate
Judge for Newberry County, S. c., to be
made among the parties in interest. accord
ing to law, after selling so much OF said
lard as will satisfy the mortgage over the
same. FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners Attorneys,
Jan. %, 3-Gt. Newberry c. H., 5. c.
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Legislative.

1t is not be wondered at that in
such a Heterogeneous assembly, and
one so filled with gas, that disorderly y
scenes are sometimes enacted, and the
only wonder is that they occur not
more frequently. During the last
week 9 colored member refusing to
come to order, and making such vio-
lent demonstrations. spilling ink on
some Of lis own color, and other yio-
lations, Was suspended until the next
session of the Legislature. 1t serves
him right, and It's great pity that
others who are of no more use in the
Assembly than fifth wheels are to
coaches could not also be suspended,
or entirely put on the shelf. We do
not deny that some good Legislation
has been done. or that there are some
good men in this body, both white and
colored, but alas the majority are not
worthy of the name Of lawmakers
One among the efforts for good is the
favorable disposition to exempt manu-
featuring interests from taxation. and
one which it is hoped will be carried
out. Among others Ne notice
\ bill to encourage and provide for
the incorporation of agricultural and
mechanical societies and associations
for the promotion of the arts and
sciences. Engrossed.
\ bill to enforce the payment of
the Poll Tax, passed its final reading.
\ bill to incorporate the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society.
i bill in relation to School Funds,
which received their final readings.
The bill to make the Office Of Coun-
ty Treasurer elective has been passed
in the Senate, and sent to the House.
The Governor has signed the follow
ing:
IN act to renew the charter Of the
Woford College of Spartanburg.
An act to punish any persons or
persons who shall sell or convey any
real property, ETC., on which lien of
any kind may exist, without giving
notice of such lien to the purchasers.
The Committee of Ways and Means
has reported the following tax bill for
the fiscal year commencing Nov. l,
1878:
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State Of South Carolina, County OF
Newberry.
IN PROBATE COURT.
TIC Mary A Black and 4. c. Black, heirs q:
law of Tranmore F. Black, deceased:
You are hereby required TO appear at the
Court Of Probate, to be holden AZ Newber-
~ Cour. House, for Newbersy County, OF
the 18th day Of March next, to shew cause,
if any you can, Why the proceeds of the
sale of The real estate Of Tranmorc +. Black,
deceased, sold by me for partition and d.
vision, should not ." paid over to Aaron
~. Dominick, Administrator Of the said
'Tranmore +. Black, to be applied by him 10
the payment Of the debts Of the said Tran
more f. Black.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
lis day of January, \. D. 1873.
J. c. LEAUY.
Probate Jndge OF Newbcrry County.
Jan. 90, Att. 1li.25
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will make .
settlement in the Judge Of Probate's Office
for Newberry County, on the second day Of
Apri! hext, on the Estate Of Dr.. W. 3. Nc
Ke!ar, and apply Tor discharge as Admiuis-
tva'rix ;herroE al persons indebted to
said Estate viii be required TO make inme.
date payment or sui, will he instituted.
E. K. MCCLELLAN, Adn'S.
January %, Is7S~4-St.
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The brideand groom Of recent Dela-
ware wedding were born on the same
day of. the same mounth of the same
year; both on the same evening, at tue
same altar professed religion; both on
the same day Joined the church and
were married on the anniversary Of
their common birthday.
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A SITUATION

WANTED, BY compe ten. and reliable
Bookkeeper to keep set Of Books. For
further information apply at the
Jan. %, S-sf HERALD OFFICE.
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Feb. l4th, 1878.

TIE Augusta CoNvENTIoN.-A
MEMORIAL. TO CONGRESS On CHEAP
Observation-Disclosures, Feb
ruary l2.-The Agricultural and
Direct Trade convention adopted a
memorial to Congress on cheap and
uninterrupted transportation between
the Mississippi river and the South
Atlantic, and represents this to be the
most urgent and economical question
of the day. and sufficiently proved by
facts already before Congress, and
urges that it is the only complete
means OF meeting the wants of first
class water communications, avoiding
the high mountains and hard brcezes.
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NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT.

The Creditors Of the estate Of John Swift
tenburg, deceased, will present their claims,
properly attested, to the subscriber, at his
residence, near Jalappa, 5. C., on or before
the 22nd Of February, 1873, as on that day
| will make settlement on said estate,
and will apply for 6nal discharge from
the administration thereof.
WM. Z. WATERS. Admir-,
With viii annexed.
Jan. 22, 3-5t.
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The business will be conducted "a usual
by the undersigned, to whom all Office
claims will be presented. All parties in
lebled are requested 70 settle their accounts
at once THOS. F. GRENEkER.
Feb ) st
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OUR MONTHLY. This excellent little
monthly visitor is IN time for February. Il
is so cheap-ouly SOC. a year-that any one
can aford to take it. address w. P. Jacobs,
Cin,on, S. C. 1t contains very interesting
article on Aveleigh Church. by Silas John.
stone, Esq, which We shall publish in the
Herald.
The President has pardoued Bard
BsigesscS, . Hu kluS. -.. -,
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First Quarterly Report of Town
Treasurer, Ending February
18th, 1873.
Council CHAMBERS, Feb. ls, 1873.
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1t is easy to look down on others
to look down on ourselves is the diff
Guilty.
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In the Senate Whlttemorc intro.
duced a concurrent resolution against
the removal of the United States troops
from this State, which Was adopted.
4 concurrent resolution adopted in
the House reads as follows;
Whereas, it is believed that the
Senate shall have completed its bust
ness and be ready to adjourn on the
Goth inst, and whereas. the expenses
incidental to the session Of the General
Assembly, fall previously on the heav-
iIy taxed people; therefore, be it
Resolued, That the General Assem-
bly, do adjourn on the 10th Of this
month.
Beverly Nash. repudiationist has
introduced this short but expressive
bill in the Senate that :the State shall
not be legally bound for the payment
Of any debt contracted by any public
officer other than a debt contracted by
such public officer under and by
authority of an act of the General
Assembly,"
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\ St. Paul circular saw "beMis-
pSe,e5' . waps bead, ,...-
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A SAVINGS BANK,

and the safety Of their deposits is guaran-
;ced by pa;dup capital Of Three Hundred
Thousand Do lars. Persons having funds
which they wish to invest temporarily, will
find this safe means Of investment, return
able upon demand, and always ready :or
use should more profitable investment Of.
fer.
Remit,ances may be made by Express,
and Certificates will be returned By mail
without delay.
Columbia, 5. e., Nov. II, lS72.-4S-3m
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". B. GULIcR, cashier.
CD. IREDELL, Asst Cashier.
IN addition TO the ordinary and usual
business OF Barking, Ike Ca!o!;ac National
Bank of Columbia, 5. G., issues Interest.
hearing Certificates for any amount, paya-
bic on demand, and bearing seven per cent.
interest from date, interest collectable every
six months, if the Certificate has not been
previously presented. Deposits in gcll re-
ceived OH same terms, and intercs, paid in
kind. Depositors lave all the advantages