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, 1873-10-18

Stealing. Il corporations are pr,dent they viii heEsn
t. md o e asss of e o
woud maintain lin Just rotation 10 labor, II vii 20
PROMPT 70 recegnizo sla rlEa Of labor ana mooos@"
Tho farmers will stand their ground and
fight for t!.eir rights tit they obtain them In all
-aaiary-grab, Credit Aobiller. e,a kindred
mnttors aro bearing fruit. Tho October olec-
tio tios asxeep Peui .n y.zS D.psaek asak LILO
-l1ow graudly Tho shout Of redeemed labor
oomos up from tho prairtoa OF Iowa. With what
eccora tho firms aud workshops havo moved
upon tho citato!a Of corruption and abuse.
'Das si1se IsappeareS f II assDsSil tS eonlot. shs
Iowa loud lunuoBota In SO grand triumph ?
Awake to duty ovorywhero. Lot tho OK
arnple DO groat ~ tho cause, is glorious. a re;
deomad Slate II 9nty pr2elgao g;s. to redeemed
The sesuls Of tho contesss H. Ohio, Iowa,
and Indiana leavos no room to doubt that a royo-
luton has act in that will foroyor bronx tho hold
Of tho Republican party upon tho Eroat atatos OF
most important aolds Of Tuosday'a atrlfe il
pregnant with disaster to tho Credit Mob'lio,
party.-Qxinoy {IR.) Herald.
-flero ia panic in tho regency at Madison
equal to TINT In Wall street., and Waahhtlrr
havo sept Gov. Washburn up IN tho northwest:
orn part Of Wisconsin TO Bce 1t no cannos rol
bnok tho tide Of dofeat from tint quarter. AL
hail this signal Of distresa a-Mica9kee Ne.us.,
Tho result Of Tho Iowa election has Certain
significance that ought not to escapo tho oh
Borvation Of tho EaBsorn managers OF Woatorl
| railways. Whatever tllo concentrated powo
that raitroad organizations may bo enabled tt
exert, it Ia evident enough that on direct iaBn
with tho people thoy must inevitably go to th
| we'll. Possibly tho magnatos who con
troll these corporations may find food for rotloc
tioa In tho results Of tho reoout elaotiona.-Mil
4oauhes Sentinel
, 1873-10-18
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

Wall atroot was unusually quiet yesterday,
md buBInoas was after tho old routine fashion.
Stock speculation waa worry irregular, but at the
close tho whole list was woakor, Wost-
orn Union opening at IS and closing At
5o>6: Lake Shore opculng ut coz, clos
Ing ut 07I; and New York Central opon-
Ing at 8oA aud oloBing at 8s56. Money
was worry t1uctnating, boing close and easy at iu-
torvals. As stocks fell gold stiffcnod up, and
oloaed ut 10sH. Governments wcro nctlve, but
nothing now 10 reported. Tho street was full Of
rumors, among thom ono that Jay Gould
was about to rotiro from operations.
Upon being hunted down, tho good nows
proved to bo true. Tho only suspension Of tho
day was that Of =, ". Il ]. P. Carvere, stock
brokers, liabilities, a100, 900. Tho discussion of
| the resumption Of currency payments still con"
| tinues and growa more earnoat. It Ia
| urged vory warmly that the Clearing House
! alono stands In tho way of complot-
| Ing tho confidence which las COM
moncod between tho people and tho banks. and
! that tho legal-tonaors which arc now In tho safe
dopositorIos and tho coffoo-pots must come out.
| Tic bauks show material gain in legal~tendors.
and tho merchants report improvements in bus
mess and collections.
Reports from othor cities contain nothing
especially now, except that st. Louis begins tt
| 500 light ahoad. The Clearing -Houso Associa
tlon las decided to resume currency payment
on tho 27th inst, and, meanwhile, st. Louis vii
DO engaged In tho interesting operation Of 70
ttriue certificates In small lots from timo tt
tiu0.
, 1873-10-18

Some months ago, THE TRIBUNE commenced
issuing twelve-pago Saturday sheet to its read
ers outside Of the city. No wero not aware that
til the Chicago Times, IN it's isauo Of yesterday,
made double-leadod Bp1urge announcing itR In
tention to do tho same thing, and predicting
that The TRIBUNE would follow its example.
This prediction ia to bo taken with the sana mar
gin for exaggoratiou and nntruthfunesB Oh the
Times reports of the Clearinghouse meeting
md the Union Bunk rooponing. In fact sinct
that Clearinghouse meeting took place, tht
Times Inns been worry groggy indeed.
, 1873-10-18

looa represent the number Of officials In atrear-
ago as result OF looae administration Of pub
1fo affairs. No approhond that thia oxtent Of
official pccu1nton ID by no moans pcotsltar to tho
Stato Of Maryland. Tho difference iH tint Mary
land has law which makes II public. II attnt-
Iar law oxisted III other Btatos, similar condt-
lion Of things might bo exposed. The law at'-
pearB to work navantpgeoualy In ono roapoot nt
least, to wit: Out Of tho 1Q4 daltnquanta re-
ported, only twelve wore ro-o1cctod to onlco.
T1osc were probably mon who wero able to OK
p1ain their accounts to tho satisfaction OF thott
local constituents.
, 1873-10-18

The meeting Of tho synoda i'll St, Louis sea@
tarday will bo found more than ordinarily In
teresting to members Of tho Presbyterian de-
nomination. report which was brought before
the Old School Synod Of Missouri, fagoring q
nnion With the Southern Genersl Assembly, met
with strong opposition, and was discussed all
day. The probable outcome of tho m"ttes vii!
be that about ouc-third Of tho chr1rchoa in the
Old School Synod will unite with tho Northern
4nnnraI Assembly.
, 1873-10-18

Tho returns from tho Ohio and Town clootionH
are still unBottled. Tho Democrats III tho former
Stnte, according to tho 1atost dispatches. claim
tho election Of A'lon by 800 majority, and q ma
5ority Of 10 in tho Legislature on joint ballot,
md aro 90 confident Of tho reault that
they will jubilato this evening in csncinnnti.
In Iowa, Carpenters ajority still continues to
weaken, notwithstanding Des Moinos dis
patches which report majorittes in bulk
md by estimate. but mako no roturnH
by countioB. Tho tab1o which wa publish
elsewhere contain tho only roltable Ggrros which
l,avo como from the countios. Tho definite re-.
suit can hardly DO reached for sonic days to
cnIr1n.
, 1873-10-18

The charges against Secretary Richardson be-
gin to wear HeriouB aspeet, and the Treasury
Department is In furry OF excitement, seeking
some means Of oRcapo from the diom1na
in which IL hnds itsolf. Tho technical
charge against tho Secretary is. that, af-
tor the United States District Courts
Of Pennsylvania and Maryland had decided that
it was unnecessary for canal-boats to DO provid-
cd with enrollmonts aud llconaes, he ordered
tho cuatoma' of1lcara to report to tho District
Attorney nil canal-boats found trading in navl-
gable waters without the aforementioned
documents. The plea OF tho Secretary, that he
took m appeal to the United states Circuit
Court, is upset by tho fact that the appeal 'saa
dismissed year before tho circular to
the customs officers VAS written, and that
no appeal is noT pouding. With re-
gard to tue general ofrenao, the coun.
sci for the aggrieved parties cite the action
! of tho President and tho Executive Department
! Of tho Government, In tho caso Of Kellogg va
1Ysrmoth, in which they not only accepted
the decision Of tho Louisiana District Oour
as law, but ordered Gen. Emory tt
enforce tie decroa with tue bayonot. The Sec
rotary Ia now buelly engaged In finding Hom
means Of reconsdering his action. the ponalt,
| for which IL removal from Office, fine. and i'm
| prieoumout.
, 1873-10-18
THE WEATHER..

wAsn1soros, Oct. 17.--The storm, in Min.
nasntn viii move eastward over tte lakes for
Saturday. t Throughout the Gulf ant South
Atlantic statos, southwest wlnda VIII !il,e ee1onuy
Epatorn ] statos, Ohio Valley, md Lowor Lako
roeion, oastorn winds. threatening and rainy
weathot, For Lake Superior. northeast winds'
For Lake Michigan, aouthoaat voerlng to aouth"
wost Winds, With clouds anl rain.
Cantinnary ajgnala co,,tinno at Duluth. Mar
ouotto. and Escanaba, and are ordered tor Mil
wSsuSco, Chicago, Grand uaven, Alpena, Dotroit
aud Toledo.
SNOW AT TIE wEsV.
o,,AuA. Oct. ITO tho depth Of inchoa
feI in The western part Of Wyoming and In
Utah. Tic Union Pacific train, duo hore today,
waa several hours lato. having boon laid up bT
oYdors Oh account OF tho snow-seorua,
QENEnAL OBSERVATIONS.
GMIoAtiD, Oct. 18-1 4. m.
, 1873-10-18

Tho Chicago produce markets wore rather
more active yesterday, mud breads.ufFa wero
stronger under better demand. Measpork was
Inactive, and 12>Se per brl lower, at @13,50@
19,0211 cash, and s12.25G0l2.a0 seller December.
Lard wus active aud unchanged at 734o cash, aud
76p71Sc acllor December. Meass wero dull, 16@
11c lower, at G1G@6s3o for short ribs; 034D7o
for short clear, aud 811@1oo for awoot pioklod
hams. Highwlnea vera quiet aud un.
changed, at GOO per gallon. Lake troightG
vero moro activo, anl 10 lower, Al
eo for corn to buffalo. Flour was
more actiye, ana firm. Wheat waa active, ami
h@1o higher oloalng firm at 7l.o4>1 cash, mt
,e1.o336 seller November. Corn WAS active, ant
20 higher, closing at a7}6o cash. and a8A
se11sr hoyamber. Oats wore quiet, but H@A
, 1873-10-18

On tue 9th of October a dispatch from Boston
appeared in the columns OF this paper, setting
forth that John P. squires Il Co., the heavy
pacaers Of that city, had found 1t necessary to
discharge lnrgo number Of workmon had is-
sued card that they were obliged to givo up
their foreign trade, owing to tho imposaibity OF
getting money to buy hogs; md that they might
bo Obliged to shut down altogether for q while.
Since TINT publication, re havc received letter
from Messrs. John P. squires d Co., in which
they say: "a fortnight ago, NO did not dis
charge d large gang nor has any con-
siderable decrease in tho number Of
cur working force been found necessary
since tho panic has overtakon the country. We
have not issued a card Ito tho effect that 1t
will be obliged to give up 1ts foreign bnalness
(uor any card to any effect J, being unable to
rot money to buy hogB.' During the last weea
we bought and paid for eighty D. D, cars OF
hogs, in your market {and have averaged aovon'
ty cars per wook for three weeks past), and.
hoping to bo able to continue on, in tho oven
tenor Of our way, We do not anticipate the ne
COSTLY of 'ahutting down. either partially Of
a1together, even for : o whlle.'" Tho correction
of our correspondents statements ia due to TIL
| firm, especlally at auch time aa this. whot
errors Of this sort are calculated to work NOR
than personal mischief.
, 1873-10-18
THE OHIO ELECTION.

Tie Democratic party, or what is loft of IL,
will probably raise noise over tho alleged VIC
tory in Ohio. Tho Republican organs WILL
also earnestly labor to prove that ita old oppo-
nont is still alive, and 30 dangerous to tho pub
1lo safety That Is is necessary for everybody now
to vote tho Republican ticket. But tho Ohio
election ls by no means Democratic victory.
In 1853. the people Of Ohio wantod to kill OF
tho Wing party, which persiated in living, go
sufficient number Of thom Totod for d third
ticket, and lot tho Democrats elect their candi-
dato for Governor. Two years lator, the WhIg
party having been extinguishcd, Tho people OF
Ohio had organized d nov party, and there has
been no Democratic Governor In that State
since then.
This summer, member OF tho Washington
Cabinet became candidate for tho United
statea Senate. For two yoara ho had boon uhing
the patronage of tho National Government to
| force his election, in case tho Republicans
should hago ma jority in tho Legislature. The
people Of Ohio did not want hlr. Dolano, nor did
they approve Of lis use Of Federal patronage to
control tho election. The result waB that Ro-
! pub1icans and others either voted directly for
tho Democratic candidates. for tho Legiala.
ture, or abatained from voting and allowed tic
members OF that party to bo elected. Tho roauli
was tho defeat of Alr. Delano and the probable
ro-elcctfon Of Mr. Thurman, who. being maj
Of ability, integrity, and libornt views. is pre-
ferrel by large majority Of tho people Of al
shades Of opinion in Ohio to Mr. Columbn
Dotauo.
At this moment it is uncertain whether Ale1
or Noyes is elected Governor. Should Allen b
elected, Lis election will bo duo not to any pref
erenco for INN or his party, but to tho non
action Of aomo and to tue determination o
others to defeat the Republican party. If A1le
is elected, ho will DO in minority OF 10000 q
the whole voto polled, and in atiil greater mi
nority of tho vote that might have been pol1ee
No Intelligent man will therefore believe thu
; the people Of Ohio, In dofeating the Ropublica
party aud Sir. Columbus Dalano, havc decide
, to 70 back to tho Democratic party.
, 1873-10-18

Postmaster 0eneral Creswoll LAS ut this late
day como forward with remedy Tor panlce'
which 1o mado known at a political meeting IN
Baltimore Inst evening. Following In tho foot
stops of the President, G1r. Croswel soes
pauic-stopper in tho post-Otflce Banks,
which would protect depoaitors aa well
ap noto-holdors in 4 panic, inasmuch
aB the former would deposit with tho Coy
crnnent, the money to bo invosted in loans, and
thus put in circulation again. The Postmaster"
Gonernl also soes IN opportunity Of killing two
stopper OH pauics, but also construct tho postal"
telegraph with the money.
, 1873-10-18
MORE POLITICAL D1AoKMAu.1NG.

N0HE POLlTlUhL BLhUAMAIAhH.
Political blaok1nntling IN tho most unblushing
species Of thin brazou vice, and no amount Of
exposure aeoms to bo efllclent in eupprosaing it,
Tho Indignant proteata uttered throughout tho
country when postnaastor Tflloy's ByBtom Of as-
sessnent In st. Louis was made known did not
prevent tho Surveyor and Naval Officer In tho
baltimore Custom -Houso from proeoodsug to do
tho yerJ sa11ao thing. Tho douunciation ot both
thoaa casoa, and tho protontioua condemnation
Of tho practice BY tho Washington ohiofs, did
not Influence the Federal oflceholdera In Now
York to discontinue 1t. 4 CuBtom-Houao
" "coutributlon" for tho bonoht Of tho
party during tho present campaign has been re-
ported. Tho contribution waH divided 1T tho
rate Of $50 for an Inspector and e70 for
Weigher. It uas expected that S12, 900 would be
collected III this way, but tho Springfield Hepao"
lican has information that somo Of tho en-
ployes, taking courage from tho action OF aono
Of tho st. Louis and Baltimore men, will refuso
to submit to the extortion, and carry The matter
to Washington. II thero wero anything like
sincere disposition on tho part Of tho Adminia-
t1ation to put atop to thia hlackmailng, 1t
could bo done in a jiffy. The removal OF Post"
mastor Filloy and tho Surveyor and No
val Of1lcor at Baltimore would have &C.
complishod tho reform without moro
ado. A vague and foob1o disapproval on
tho part OF Secretary, which is given in defor'
enco to public indignation, is not oqual to tho
emergency. We fcar, however, that, il thoro nre
| any removals, they arc moro likoiy to DO among
! the mon who refuse to submit to tho oi1icia
blaokmnl than among thoso who aseoes 1t. Tit
Now York Custom House ring has particular
! interest in the county and State election thil
| fall They hopo to get their hands in just whor
tho Tammany riug was chokod OF. and, to d
this, are entlroly willing that tho Oustom-HouH
employees, dopoudont on the ring for thei
places ahall "contribute" liberally. As til
Washington Administration sustained The "rlng
in thor discriminating raid upon tho merehant'
it il not likely to taao any summary measures
euppreas tho "aHBcssinent for a political can
pAigu.
, 1873-10-18

far fr6ia being insignificant, and mnst
form pnrt Of any oatimato Of tho stato dobt
that il made. Tlloro Ia nnotlior practice which
Gov. Kcliogg neglected to mention. Whenever
tho Btno Treasury In In fluids, Tho tnonoy ia not
wastod by taking up ita certified oviacncos Of
lobt, but It Ia Aoh at auction to tloao WHO arc
willing to tako tho least amount for tho war;
rants thoy hold. Ia this is q form Of ropudin-
ton, It is Of importance III any statement Of tile
financial condition Of Louisiana
, 1873-10-18

rERMa or RunRcn1rrtoN frArAntE IN AnsAaoE>.
Daily, By mail...S tnN;y Snm,,NSy aB
Paris of gear nt tho sasno rnfo.
To prevent olay and n1dtakos. 10 tnto And Rso fost
as.,,res. In full, !ne!ud!na State and Ceunts.
cmittances nny he rao otthor bytrht ctIruss' Po't
nhcn o,upr or 1t toH}Btgrch iuto,r, nt nnr risk.
rrnM8 TO CITY snnscHinErs.
rst,v do1yernd Hunay 1xeoutoa. 2b contf por wenk.
Dnilv nr1crod Euutaay Included. eU cents por Wcak.
At,,rn.. THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Afna!sou aud Doarbnrn.sts.. Chicago. Ill.
, 1873-10-18

In the Stokes tria1 yesterday, the prosecution
rested their case. During the trial, the Court
upou motion of the District Attorney, fixed the
trial Of Tweed under the Ring indictments im-
medately after tho conclusion Of the stokoa
, 1873-10-18
NOTES OF THE ELECTIONS.

Tho Burlington Uatck-Eye concludes that tho !
CANVASS In Iowa has been an unusual ono, and |
that it will take soma dnys to ASCERTAIN tho pro-
cisa result. It admits that tue Ant-Monopolisss
will apparently contlol tho Legislature, and
Bnya; |
Of tic regulation Of railroads, It will require tue CONF
plese retlus before an Intelligent judgment Gnu oe
for pas IN tsvor Of sc egaton
But tho rallroad party sart Ia witt decided auVan-
sage tae Senate wasro nearly ~ st ooe or o9o
op1oau uy aud nil measures for tho conro q freight
s sEss sS ssy 9 IS upon
Tho City Of Burlington Iowa, voted for
Governor: Vale, G85; Carpenter. 943; Matilda
Fletcher, l. A specimen brick from the rural
distlicts is 30 majority for Yalc wheze Grant
had lis minority Inst year.
Tho City Of Keokul: Vale, 75s; Carpenter,
DC8. Ono Of tho outlying precincts sent in 180
! majority for Vale, md tho whole vote Of tile
county (Leo) gives Vale SIS majority, against G4
| for Grant last year.
| Tho homo county Of James Harlan, in Iowa,
being tho County Of Henry {gooa for 1,aoo},
| went into tho first reporss FOR 1905 Of
Gov Carpenters ID, Quo majority, aud tho fol-
lowing tells the rest:
1ns ~ na1lg9Hh 1ak5s ssseei sent you
last night based on tho RETURNS from Centre Ga-
man, and nlarion Towasi.ips Returns from othtr
bring from ho third story Of ths multiplication
tabla down to these agares Carpenter, Is majority
majority iiousoman autobiography, Tor Treasurer,
VIVA elected by about 40 majority. FLANK HAT1oA
Before tho election in Iowa, 1t was tie cor
rect thing to say that "tho only opposition to
Gov. Carpenter and tho Republican ticket Is by
q pie-bald copcern called tho Anti- -Monopoliss
ticket. Now it is tho correct thing to say
There has been perlouB division Of the Republican
vote in Iowa cndangeEng e not Losing TIC eleSon OF
the regular ca,adfdute for Governor II ho is beaten
however the auccessfai competitor ia also nepat m H.
nt-atonopoy excitemeut-leavtug tho dtaaatcr iesa
deporubo than II tho triumph Of Democrat Aad
been permitted,
in tho lust great war of Europe tho French
thought tloy aunillilated tho Gormau armies by
calling tlotu II tho PruBgians.'' 10 now, as the
reports come in from Iowa, ccltain press agenta
think to boiittlo great popular victory by cred
: itine it to " tho Democrats"
| Macbeth Logan to the Iowa Banquo
"Thuu oanat not say did It,"
! Tho vote Of Cleveland, Ohio. for Governor
1879. 1871.
Noyes nspsiean esss % R;ys5|,saa g.
Collins Independent, 657
! Stewart, Prohibition. 9o5
| And those aro tho n1oHsonH" OF tho voto II
Cleveland, aa spokon By high oracle:
GG9reer ar s',nas tnH plis wt e wbos ,naceieraM.
& ras t ,ac,rc reform fl to work for It inside ,a
> party lsnes.-Le"eer. .
K -The vote Of Cincinnati for Governor:
i 1878. ~ ~, ,-.z,, ,,lai,;,,,, ls7i; +. ~
NSsss nenS%attan. MeGoot. bsocrat12
o coluus. Independent. 4'2os
Ono oi!ico-holoing Republican newspaper re
=. marks that
M IL Iow bee" @ S9s fo
edged Republican M Itad a% u stasa senator
, 1873-10-18

higher, closing at $40 cap}, and 800 soller Mo-
vomhor. 1ayo was quiet, aud 10 higher, closing
at oia. Barley was mora active, aud a ellado
higher. closing at 8l.2B for No. 2, and 100 for
No. Q. Hogs veso dull and weak st GOO lecliuc,
closing at e350D4.15. Tho cattlo aud sloep
narketa wera dull as,sI unchanged,
, 1873-10-18

A1cKinBtry, the independent candidate tor
supreme Court Judge in California, Ia elected
BY 5000 majority which ia another telling blow
ut the corruptlons Of tho old parties IN thns
, 1873-10-18
Tl1e Gbmssr9n Wribu,1t.
Saturday Morning, October Ids lo13'
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

rne rressuro upon our columns on snnaay morning.
Ia 30 great that nc aro compelled to request avcrtaora
to send In ther advertisements for TINT Issue ut aa
early m hour possDlc In order TINT they may viii
certainty secure tho proper classification.
, 1873-10-18

Winter has set In curly IN tho Far West. Eight
inches of Bnow fell in Wyoming md Utah yoster'
dav. and thu Union Pacific tratua were delayed
several hours thereby.
, 1873-10-18

THO Hon. ". B. Williams has been nominated
By the Republicans of the Fifth District or ollea
jgan for Congress, to auccced Wilder B. Foster
, 1873-10-18
ARnf1T DANIEl DREW,

New YonK, Oet.. l7.--Tho Times tomorrow
,xi!i uuall,sh Tue following, "gsverai statements
having been published 10 the effect that Daniel
Drew lad eaootad ssysrA mortgages On hls ss-
, 1873-10-18

GLOBE st,oot hptTS'n t;fs Ea Sad
"FYdolIa Ills EYrn WALL" Afternoon hnd evening.
, 1873-10-18

stov1oKER's THEATRE Aa.lison s.reet. hotyosn ,,.
msn. stjuy hianaorlng." Afternoon md esaning.
, 1873-10-18

1,oo1rY,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, botweon
Bomptit of ohn ". Haisdei; Folnaude and 'Ihe
Happy Pair"
, 1873-10-18

ks1rerQ I1AII-ptask street., hotwe9n EandotPn ana
faEn Tntinoo Uoitpsrt by tho Orchestral unon'
, 1873-10-18

MyERs' s!s.et oEssTfs bssTSes
Hugtro!sy and cotulohltlos Afternoon and oVonina.
, 1873-10-18

QUEENS OIRous-Ezaboth strcot, oornor Maui
son, Afternoon aud oyonn1.
, 1873-10-18

ACADEMY Or hfuS1p-Ha1acd strect, ,boiNcon 4, hlAn A.
hor1 and hlDnroo. Engagement OF Robost Mc"Aue' lily
Van Winke." Afternoon mud osoutnz'
, 1873-10-18

INTERSTATE Expos1T1oN-Iako.s Shore. foot o
Adams Btsept.
, 1873-10-18
WASHINGTON.

Qhnrgos profcrrcd Against Secretary
IkichuFuhOn for Contempt OF tho
United statos ,Colsrt-"An Admintss
frntton Organ Blamcs Noyes for taso
D0Yent In Ohio.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-09
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
OF COLUMBIA, 8. c.
Authorized Capital, $500, ,O00.
Subscribed Capital, $144,C0o.

THIS BANK is now open for the transac-
Il tion OF GENERAL BANKING, EX-
CHANGE and SAVINGS DEPOSIT BUsI-
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DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR AND UP
WARDS will be received, and interest al
lowed at the rate OF Seven Per Cent; per an
Cent. on Accounts; also, General Deposits re-
ceived, subject to Checks at any time.
COLLECTIONS attended to at all accessible
points, and remittances made promptly.
The Bank is located next door to the Caro-
lima National Bank. and will for the present
have the use Of tho very superior Vault OF
that Bank. This gives depositors an addi-
tional guaranty for tho safe-keeping Of their
funds.
This Bank is also made capable, ty it's
charter, Of acting as Executor, Administra-
tor, Guardian, Trustee, dc.. by appointment
OF any person or court or competent authori-
ty, and is now ready to accept and execute
trusts OF this character. All funds of this
kind will draw Seven Per Cent. Interest from
the time OF deposit until paid out.
J. P. SOUTH ERN, President.
q. N. WALKER, Cashier.
D1REcTons -R. g. shiver. 8. L. Leaphart, J..
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Cooper. Dec 80 9mo