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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

Gtne G6 DrtentaItl9e2 bat. =
Die 8ariicr "Archives israelites" brln9eu
iolaenpe @elhi9te, Die fid i'll Marnffo sugez
tra9eu bat. Su Der gtahe BON Sauger bate
elm Iuiitano itattgeiuubeu. Sen 9tegierun9s-
truppen perblieb Der Sieg, uno Der commel=
oirenoe Yai1a, Der pler5l9 Der uornebmiten
Sduptlinse, melde in ieine Sdnoe sefailen
wareu, binrib:sn lieB, fam uuf Die S0ee. bic
plersig &6pfe einiaiSen gu %laiien, nm iie on
ben Sultau gu ieuoeu. Cur Iusfibruug bies
ier Operation beitimrnte er bic iiiOii6euMes<
ger; o~ielelben pci9rten ith suerit, fih berar.
belt Su unter3ieben; ta aber nit oemSooe sc.
brobt murbe, 10 gaoen fe ibre 3ultimmuns
uuO fiiarten bic arbsi, nno sar an einem
Santiago, aus. Ser ttalicniide @oniul
NOR Der ein5i9e iremOe gertrster, welder &C.
geIl bic Sad)e protelirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
Gorre}ponDeat
"A IL. Iebraar 1878.
Ncr ,,tsrceit Wpbilter."

aus Der in gofoa itattsetnnSenen ton9re'=
5onrIsn u@renit. Oiobiliel" suuterIudn er'
hsGt' nan Die &oisn SeS Bones Der ,lluiou=
WTar'iic gabn" s7l, POS, S99 bstruSen, ober
s114Os3, 728 bafiir ueransgabt murosn.
Soraus erbsut, baB s42, 1927. 1927 in Die Sa-
iten Der Goutrattoren unb ibrer consrelilot
nsueu ,Grsbit MObilier" Seliershelter llol@
len. Oates Imes aaein ,madlte" 20 Wtll.
Collars. 9as lit eas Geiultat Der llnteriuz
tuna Ter Slider, uelfe in goiton benz
conarsiiloueQsn Eriiiungs . Gomlte porsele9t
muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
+ Carolina Sluaufta, &aiicrin Don
~S~cSfrrirS,.

Sim Samitag itarb in gSien bic @roBmut>
ter be8 re9ieren0sn Suiiels Don Seitreid, 60
rolineau9ultu, &ittlpe oeS an 2. Wtar5 1885
peritorbensu Satiels Srans Soiepb l.. Sle
mar eiue Sod)ter Dtarrmiltan /. BON Sagern
ullb murSe i'm Sabre 1916 nit Dem Oanall>
gen aaiitr bon SclltciG uernGhlt ullO am
%. september ais S0ni9in BON llngarn &C.
front. Seit Dem Sob Oe5 &aiiers lebte lie IN
filter .3uriid9e5ogenbeit uno erreitte Oas bobe
litter BON 81 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

SrOBe Seuiation erregte i'll Qincolu,
ST., tine geg.n ben o~Orti9tn Osutidsn @irtp
Better Obatamp sin9asitete uro unl lstt.a
6r.ltas aum OOrliuii9enAbidluB gefommene
@ntidaoi9un9stlase. als Sldgerin trat Die
@ittWs oes SObn 2ag auf. Die &lase baiirte
iid auf folsenoe Satta: Sobn San iubr,
BON elmer ieiHer p'riooiidsn Spires" suriit.
tsbrenO, init .inem 9sisenrauia isiuer Sei.
mltb su, ftel aus benz @agen unO brad baS
Senid. Den 3eugenausiaseu sufolge bate
er uur suei Otal IN Dem Votale Des Serrn
Sb.rtamp getrnnten, uno nad Der 4nlidt
oes @irtbes mar er non ni9t betruuten.
Ger 0i6ter i.lbf i6isn i6 aud Der 4niidt
,usuneig:u, oaB, oa Der 8.peis nidt 9.lisfert
purse, baB Der Seriorbsue in benz Sber.
falnpfiAsn Qotale betruutsn seporoen, Die
&la9e abs.mieien wsrseu iolte. Defenunee.
ad)tst iprG@ ole SurD Der Slas,riu cine @Rt.
itaoi9ung Don $1,000 gu. Die Stage lal-
tste aui $4,000 SduO.Hsriut. SerrO berfamp
beabFdtlgt, wie mir p6ren, an cine b0bere Sa=
ltans gu appeulreu.
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Wensr Wnnhrrrin

IRVING BUILD UNION,
bet 2. &iRssoorf, Sfe Canal. unS Csouo 60 -
aEtbeIls IA s45O in Uoa, rur nad einem gbiuae pom
ousbeS1tlt; con Zen juru66esoblten IntbeiIsn
oe Sntsrsnsn erlnnen. SsrinmmlungsSeit: Wtiltz
Gang, Setr.; u. 8ettertr, StnSmsiher: IS. N.
&titon, SlcerBrai. @ouaro G5linqfr, d. Y(cts,
elem. sernGnn, =. RtnascoIi unO 4r0e c, Eiretto.
rem. SIM auitrlee
1871 q 81 Qcr, S,tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
WarNlan0er YnbtbQns,
BoE more, osn .. 6eJr. 1873.
2tcierun93 : lngebpte fir Odienz unp
Shnn1iIpiIh

&triiegute Gu9coote Dercen pom Dem gBarbein oes
NlaT0ldnorr 5ubtbauies bis Wittipod,, otH u. b.
Utts., aR9enommCH iGr Die tiglitc 9~icfsrung mdb-
3cIGbr 300 Gilroen iriiheH S6ien' unO SdaafrCis
ItC5, nimlih:
SGud.RippeH uno . huItRrfIte; oitG
Snctn BON Plate uno Brisket, oit beiten Jfuro. uH0
Anertlfc; SciT c uno SeinEet'6 fino gcnJlib aus
9.fbGOiien.
26cnn UcTlangt, rruB iGr auss Sdienfetit ttreu
5da IN Itoer2Sobc mdGreuo Der ommetSelt Die el,ite
GuaHitGt SbdGllel o. iabit turt iucrocu, o6rr us
Gsuo cine Se!t tbetiD.tle ourb oliiClhe Cr9duBt uer.
rem; aud tam bic S~icfCruNo sou bsioru RlClIdIortrn
an irseHo ttnem Gage Or WcdG 9GrJlib Q~u6aeIGls
len, u%cr1roBirt oosr pertletnert Ueloen, ais ss un9es
orouet min.
pc an9ebotc miiiCn iepOrat qeundt ucrben uuo
oGs Bl,iib pon Der bCit,r Quulitit lem Blrgibait
mug Ilr oe getrtue gusiibtunB oes @ontrGttes 90
9eber mercen. Sabiun9 bGar, mOnatIid.
l3I-l Ehna. rs. IN Ifintnn. NAnfhRlr
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Watraeeu= Tabrtf.

NWUttp &c UEtU u VUHEPs
init einem eroseu 8orratb pon 6aar=, WcIibforns
etrob-, SprinsieDern nit baumluoleue Deden= Wta=
troeen, HeOerbetten, Sifen uno SoIters. iDolene
Scden. Comforts, Bethlehem rHo Sett5eus I'M
Nl9enteinen %eroffnet.
Geoern seodmpft uRb ~eereiri9t unb ale Steparatus
rem in fur8er i2ett semaGt un6 wro nm sitisen Se=
il9 tr9ebsnf scbeten.
Sames g. Trcp s. Somp.,
Scr 81 BetzS altimoteftr.,
Sabrid: Ode Der @befp= Hno @arolIneftr.
9ein Suei9f = @elddtt bier in Der Staot.
(Scbrl1, 1Vit)
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NOminiitrntiOn8z Qn;eiae.

RGdridt miro hermit, ~9c9eten, ba6 Undergraduate
SoLmadt sur SerUGltuE9 oe6 Rahlaiics ees CuLter
Die 6orherungCn al oieien Rablu6 bnbeH, uereru
biermit Guf9eiorosrt, ioIte ncbit oen nutligcn Yelto
gen i]OUttittns bis gum %. Suli 1873 einSureiteH
uno 9elttn0 3u MAIDEN, oeCr 81 geDdrti9en, oa6 ht
lbrer Auipriibe on bieier RadloB eeiesli6 iir Oerlu=
tic ertlGrt perben nOgtr. Aue, he 8abIuneen on
oieien gtudluB gu muucn bubeu, lrcroen bierrnit uuf.
%gelorocrt, iolhe uuuerjigIih an llnterJeitnetc Bu lei
HhS.n 81 ~ TTRaoNa ono uu,it, Jhm
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Heuer Sarriipn Nnunereiu-

9ente. SisnRas, ben IL. D. gits 4benbs 158
H9r, fuito bel Hrn. $ SGnnIhaI. Rr. &c, parriIonht ,
en- nencr Serstn %erofRet, no oas girfdreibcoelo er.
loOeH, uno btc Gonhltutlou sur 4nnabme u6r9creQt
ueroen rpiro, mas bierlnit AlIer, Die fb aniuidIiSs
sen ~9eotHteu, CUR Notisnobme oienc.
Ourd reelie fibru Ia unb LbrrcIe S5cbonhfup,
Der Otitslteoer trr c~ortieibIt l~aufcuter uro berCits
ah9elhioftnen SersiHc, ioUls 0urd uerheGerte oor.
ilesehoe Contribution, rebt c.ne rl9e 8rtbciliaun9
gu erUurtel. T9A 81
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9%annDrrftr.< Spar IL. untcrituBnnQs=
NprFin-

Setlantnluugs &otal bel Srn. Shnitt
IN SPatp<' ortttss Sous BON yioatsonerphr.
Jdbtlid,e 6eueraIperidumluno.
Sum erften 8IGiiosnteR nuroe einfiIrmio ers
Ddptt: Sr. Suitus 9einbarot; .. Pr6freni: s.
Bout; Sdotmsiftr; pr. Sei6srt; scttstGr: :, g5.
oenfEG.
User icine podeHtIiden tfeiusn griporutiie aeecn
9ute Slnlen tbtr anIigtn Diu-oesglGden, iurr cine
SerloIl notbl9 bat, luel6e sr in flcinsn @otensatz
iuH9eH iDieoer lettt a~btraaen lam, niro es ospiF IN
letnem 9tuesn ftnosn, ib oiRiem riieItbcno 8erttne
dn5uidlICsen.
S~eriammluua ieren Eienftaa NibeuS "a ubr.
:Sete 9eiUlirldte aHstunit ettbciIt Crtitnlnioi6e BE-
erhe YtaItcsrt Or. Juiius Rsiuparet,
34,40,6.52 Gfe SGfion. Suuarc unb NnT1y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

Nadridt lutro btCrmtt ~seasbcn, ba6 l~nterBiduet,r
SoamGdt sur ScrlUGltung bes giGdtQies oes Gnbiel
Die ToroerunGcn an otcirm yiudlaB baden ueroen
hermit aIiGcforoert, ioIde ECbit oeH n0tIi9eu BeGGs
gen I%patcltens GIN i. &ugut 1873 einJuretten uuo
anipribt at oteien ytodlGb geieFlit fir ~uerIuitts
ertldrt tueroen nogen. Gle, bic 3GbtuageR on oieieR
ytdtluB iu MAIDEN BADEN, lueroen biermit ~auieeiors
otrt, l0lhe unoerjl9llb ON l~lnterSelhHCte 81 ~lettGR.
no utht, 70 miro gcTtGttid etu9eidrittcu.
(5O,b,42,ol TruuCts Senmsae, Qbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
Glib s6arpitraRe spar : Terfin

Inter obieem lamcn bat fd elm reuer Sparoertir
Gs9rlnost, uno fno gue. ptIds iib einem euttn
Ssrstne arjuihIiCBen 5cubfittigcn, einaetaceu, nab:
zen apnnerfn9, ben Is. 5ebr., Nbero6 UNI s
1oGjuipreten. an lUtIdem IUrnoc be erite ginsab.
lung %ettgsssn senOmmen urb hIe gcamteu Crruablt
Oetoen' xere. sSsber, ErGf.;
Seprq SGbl, SddSm.;
N0l-sl 9. ZIIkPrfdlmiSt Srfr
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GanOereiue It. /. 10.

WorSsS nnoitraBen Saubtrrin CIR. 5.
Ssn gtill!sotrn oes obiasn SeIcinss sur Nadrbt,
bdB brute Bbenf um z llbr eie Observation-Disclosures
uno SsoIntealpabI finttfnoer. R%ihtgiheineuee pel.
iaasn in ole stieslite Sraie.
(Sb) SorI Mltpafer, Eefr.
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Slrran 0es Seurrt Jnlueft0rs.
Baltimore. Den :. Rebr. ts73.
5000 ScIphuuno

SD btste btsrTtt obt8e Silobuunq Inr bic 6sa.
nagns mo uebcr'rRrnn9, oeer 9niorRatIon, rpsfGe
Snr .6fltnatme uro ucbtriubrur8 Or YcrIon oorr
YerNonen, luelhe ocH EldS oil Der Sucmrns9dg btr
nGnouerz uno GGmocnitraBc, In on RGbl hes +,
Jetridr 1913, III Srdno ltetCn ooCr tgrn lisReu.
(3i-6) IS. Z SOllumap. Rcuer jnlpeFto;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

So uarne bierourds SeoerInann, meinem minter,
idbri9en Sopne 9einridJ aui meine 5ednuus 81
bergen, DC I'D bon ibm gemQhte SGuloen nIbt be-
Sabten Deree. Subann Wlains,
1861 SIR. 43, Borttanoftt are.
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d

9a i'd Die annoHee Don mtsinem Ulanre, Gilbert
SebIius, aeleisn babe, 70 elfldre i'd Riarm,t offeHt=
LID, bag TT mid 5u sineGl Grnppel eefhla9eH bat un6
mid nit lnetnenl = Woten alten SIuoe Dor Die Sblre
seiest bat, uno oGB i1 ne pieosr 81 ibm SuTid tebz
zen ipGree.
(36-O 9funa EehIiHa, Deb. Itiers.
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Slpttsen.

- 8i. pClautet, DeabIdti9t GriiOent
Grant, in Sturgeon uue Sutiur'@eianSeEen gu
beQuQ0laen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
S. ShIGiut
&nrl 6nnthrr,s

Stamping, Pinking- II. Stidereizgelddft
Gr. 22. Gfsyialtimorehrase.
3epbprz BoQe, @arn, Straniu, Stidmuher, Berz
len, Solos, silterz, Seieen= un6 MoGen.atten,
s6mnfiaben, I9alantsrtezBaa 8lumenz8aien
o%eltiiien unb BeiB= Slidsfeten. Ky
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SermiIhts BeriMts ,

ID New*Yort, 10. Sebr.- abaereit nod
J 2iperpool ftao porsefslU NIT Der u@uba" Elm.
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Nene Mn3etgea.
N&nrnifnn

@arnung.
Dc meiHe Nrau Inna. eebolrue l1lie-, mid obne
binreideRben Srunb o~erlaiien bat. 10 fDarne I'D bier
nit Sebernanu, otsitIbe aui3untbmen ooer ibr oui
msinsn Iiameu gu bergen, iaeem i'd feline BON itr 9e-
matteu S6uloen lptoer aaerfcnnen, mob h~Ciaplen
iuCrce. Gilbert Sehlinq,
(35-D SIR. 209, Mtice &nnftraBe.
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Ote Gmes'i DE Strma wiebe'r
iolpent.--Sor 5wei Sabren mar be Sirma
Dates & Sliuer ZINES 9esmun9en, UNI cine
Serldl9eruug hires CREDITS, I'M reip. ieds,
5w0lf, adtsebn uno pisruno3wan;ia Dtouate,
81 bitten; ibre Decentralization iib.rjtiegen
oanlaIs 81 ,00O, 900. pie absublungeH oisies
nn9ebsurenS etrag,s," iast sas SOiton& rams
icrtpt" pom Wtlttmo1, ncrfol9teH prompt sur
Serfaaielt uno 9eitern wuroe Die leste State
besabIt. 0iteSsrpflidtungeu muroen srtiilt,
Ohne DAB I'M ssrinsiten cine St0runs Oss r.gus
ldren @ei4dftes oieier 6irma, ipelaes bon
elmer immcHis n auSosbuun9 1T, uotbwsnbi9
murhe.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
DeI0 aH03aietgeNs
6ctOer IN DrrIpiheu
Gtr(Sc,. -,
Gmtf)'s arOmaiiibrr 3%cbertbrQn,
Suid's 9ebert5r0n : Greatn,
Gmi4's 2ebertbran : Cream,

SFurdhhia's Sopppbcspbates.
Sleie Irtitel, i~or9iGltig aus Den bciten Dtaterio=
lien %prdparlri, nerNen Iuoeritbti;b Dem 9ublfnm
aE9eboten, oa ie elm Iauge 9~eiubttes Seoirlnis her
meot3tulldcn %'EnIultdt 9onIlih beieiil9eH un6 BEN
9ranter, Gle auf ic araepieieu iino, 9inoeruno NM
9siuubbctt geben. Der ihle6te @efdrnof nm ne
unangeuCbmen NadtUutun8e en- iin0 %beleittot, unS Ser
RatieOt farm iest NIT Serarl9en sinnebn,en. mos
mar, ieooh iclten BON ScmaHoem 4n6ereu, ola SSSSn,,,
3ranten Emo leinen Nrtunotn reoIiiirt Uu-pe.
6rd9t @uren I2"'hCfer iir oieien grtiteI unh Or
.ipettct ni9t Sctdulbt perotn. 3uberettct unb nsyt
hult ourp !. d. GcrFins q Spmo.. wa
Solunlbae y. @rrib,) apotbetsr.
(SttS,l2DfN Yr. 1856. Moro 0onaronr ~
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GsfhIffs : Muh1iuua,

0si9afts 4ufGinrg.
Die @eiG6itsoerbiEoung, lusibe pNbtr sDiIben
ben rnttrbet6neten untet Der 6trna S. 5. 0rep bea
ftaueen, tDurbe am 1. SaEunr. 1873 na1 eegtRleittatr
Jobn =. Hrep
23iIbelm WenF.
Die llnterseidneten tahen iib beHte 9eihdftli6
inter Der 6irrnG BON IarneS \. Srep Is Vomp.
perbunoen, nm bic Sahritation Don Wtatrasen uno
Bettteug aler 4rten i'm @roBeu uno 9ltInsn in Vr.
S4, WeftzSaltimoreitraBe, uuter Der "yietropolt=
Of=sde Der &beru= uRo @arolineffra6e.
SameS 4. Srep,
(26-9) Seprs IS. SpperS.
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Columbia Nzusic st0r 8.
LyBrand & Son

MAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
L tho public to an e1Amination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL LhERoHANDleE, con-
Nelodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band instru.
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 sent BY
Express, when ordered, to any part OF tho
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory ma inner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any potn
desired, At moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satia,
faction guaranteed to those favoring .us With
their patronage. Send for our catalogu OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchsndise. RI
chardson street, q few doors above PHGNIz
Office. Oolumbia. 8. G. Now.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

t'a +HHI .!fil:'otOF H''od bre eSJt
,4, no '.,@., 2 ~ n : I'd o.. 's.l SA, q
Pressnt Ccpital,.;!, 1fs !.., a,t150.9gm go
Authorized Capital, o. ~ - 81 IL s50o. .00o
'-rf -, .nn, 0FFIUERS. ,Gr;7,yc;
JOHN B. PALMER, President. =. f.,,.,.
A, q. BRENIZER, Cahhief. -.
u: N: g. BUTT. Assistant Cashier: ~! - {,
TNRIS BANK will soong occupy its ma gnih-
l.: oept three,story and Mansnd Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on tho
corner OF Plain and Kichartson streets, but
for the present will do business Atlts old
Banking House, opposite Columbia Hotel. A
General Banking business transacted, Ger
tiacates of Deposit. bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per cent. per anhum. iasued.
Notes. Bills Of fxehsnge and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col.
laterals. Stocks, Bonds. Gold. silver bought
and sold. Drafts on al the preminsnt cities
'D1REcronB- u. Eli Gregg. John b. Palmer.
F. W. HoMaster, R. D. Sem. 70! =. D; Sem q
den,j r. L. Bryan, iof Bryan q MeCatter.)
y. 9. swafield, tof B. & ". 9. syaaaeld.l v.
Abbeville; J. II. Rion, Winnaboro. FEB
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CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received,

INTERESTALLO WE'D AT THE RA TEOF
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNVH ON
CFRTIFICA 1.ES OF DEP OSIT AND SIX
PER CENT. COAPOU UNDEU EVERY
SIX MONTHS on A Geo UNITS.
OFFIC S.
VIM. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice President
A. g. Brenizer, Cashier.
J.H. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G. 3. Hnitll, Assistant Cashier.
Directors. il
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has
kell, F. W. McMaster. E. Il. Heiniteh. John B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
". G.. Mayes, Newberry.
B. n. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters. Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for bueinebs or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring 10 set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whore deposits can only be with
drawn BY themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal rcpresentativcs,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here afo1f ed
an opportunity OF depoeitinR their means
where they will rapidly accum ulate, and, st
the same time, be subject to Withdrawal
when needed. ~ L. :c:ioAuEl8
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Undersigned for
pnS that he torn Sf The building as
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.


sustain
Also
the city VIM. GORMaN Tropret
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THE P'H(EN1X,
IL Published Daily andTri-weeklys ~.
Yf4g Gfs,B:A'NBR,.
Every Wednesday Morning, !.
BY JULIAN A. SEEBY,
Editor and Proprietor,y
Office on Richardson st.. neer Taylor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Northern
mail opens 6. 30 A. II. and 30 p. N. !;
closes 8 P. NJ. and l1.00 A. NJ. Charles.
ton day mail opens 6.15 r. NJ; CLOSES 6
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6.15P. n. Greenville opens 6. 45 PM;
closes 8 A.. NJ. Western opens $50 4.
M.snd 12.30P. NJ. closes and P. N.
.Wilmingt6n opens $50 P. nj: closes
1890 A. NJ On, Sunday the Office ie
open from 3 to Ar. M. a.:ll.5i, (
.A.Rrifish subject Who has BEEN reading
at Washington for'mAny years; following
the useful qcaupationof q nanhfaotuter
Of Washington relics made of timber
grown at Mount Vernon, has received
$14. 900 damages from The Mixed Claims
Commission at Washington. The Co.
v6fnment took possession Of his factory
for war purposes. during :ho late ''ca-
pdeasantness, and, after trying In vain
te'get phy as an American Citizen, he
put In his claim as q British, subject.
That is the advantage Of having two or
three citizenships about ones house.
"A fishing party from Greenwood,
Jackson County, Fla. made q visit to
the lake near Capt. Godwin's residence,
last week. The Marianne Courier says
the party arrived at the lake in the after
nocn and LETT about 10 o'clock the fol-
Lowing morning, during which time over
600 pounds of fish we're captured with a
net-trout and bream-and three deer
were 'slaugktered-one of which was
killed at q distance Of 200 yards from the
hunter, while running.
Stop those chills that have been ha-
rassing you 80 long, as they sometimes
end in that fatal disease called by some
the Sup the Country Yellow Fever"
They can be very easily stopped by TAX
ing Simmons Liver Regulator. Do not
delays go at once to your druggist and
ges package and be cured. Ap19t3Tl
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Wilmington, Columbia END Apg. b. 4.
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Vt1AtNN9VNs ~. Ssl OCSpUt1, q, 1o31s-
1e4H$1@s following schedule VIII
be ran by trains on this roAd: lE. ~. l..-:
DAY xxPREss TRAIN [DAILY.1
Leave Wilmington Union Dep6tl 82bA II
Arrive at tFlorence..... 9.55 A. N.
Arrive Al Columbia. ia.............. 2.40 P. II.
Arrive at Augubta..... 742P. II.
Le:ge Augusta a....-............. 6.85 A.. H.
Leave Columbia a................. II. 25 AN.
Arrive at Florence. ............... 4.15 P. n,
Arrive Wilmington [Union Depot1 1O. rs P. N,
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. y. :. q.
Leave Wilmington tUnion Depotls 6.A5 p. N. .
Arrive at Florence.............. 1l.35 p. N.
Arrive At Columbia. $40 A. n.
Arrive at Augusta. a................ 800 A. III.
Leave augusta a.................. 6.50P. NJ.
Leave Columbia ........ ........ l0.20P. NJ.
Arrive at Flore nee. ........... 49,. Fla A, M.
Arrive at Wilmington. ...:.. 49,. 500 A. NJ
Oct JAS. AEDEBE ON, GenI Sup't.
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OongHBtx, 81 Oh Sept. 70, 1872.
&1l1 3 osoPEs 30 's.s s,ssssesls tsssse es
s1d after Sunday; 29th instspt: ,,',,.,,a.,,.., :
~ NAIL AND PA6sEKoEB TR4ff. '- ~ - ,
Leave Oolumbia at....... ..h.n.? r:Hs g n
Arrive at Ohsrleston at 80. .....h. s4.8O pm
Leave Charleston at. ........ .... $50 m
Arrive at Columbia at..........:.... $40 p 70
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND 'AcCoMAoDAIIo1
TRAIN, [Sundaya excepted.l
Leave Columbia. "a. 80 p m. iAFriils.S6.38 q
Arrive Charleston TAO p % LeasR. .l6 .45,a "A
Camden Train will run Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, as follows: .n,.,;..-'-. ;
Leave Camden At. .......... ,7:20 4. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia at....:... .66 4. NJ
Leave Columbia at. 400 P. n i.
Arrive at Camden At.......:...... 6;66:P. ID.
A.. L. TYLER, Yice-Prcsident.
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SUPER4NTEEDENT'6s OFFICE,

! CoLpNB1A. g. c., September "a, 1917.
EA n ON and after this date.
0s&4A 4A@Xf following sche dule will be
run over this road: 81 ,:a!,.Is .Is,,
a.. COMO SOUTH. ri ...sI,-.
Train No. I. Train no. 2.
Leave Charlotte. LISA. Il. sac p. a.:
Leave Columbia. -. z rs z. Il. S.se 4. 4
Arrive Augusta. .7.42 Pm. 500 A. II.
Leave AuEusts..... .6.36 A, u. $50 p. II.
Leave Columbia. .11.6s A. ~. 1t.c5P.M
Arrive Charlotte. :. .6.15 p: H.. 600 Am.
Standard Time ten minutes slow er tfan
Washington; six minutes ahead Colu mtis.,,,
No. i Train daily. No. q Train daily, epn-
days excepted. Both trains make close Cen.
neetion to all points North, South and Vest.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to AL principal points. n;sl; a,it s1gft.r
JAMES ANDERSON; General Sup.
!. E.R.DoRsxI, Gen. Freight and TictetAkent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
Evangelical Alliance.

To the Editor Of the Rutland Herald
The following extract from a New
York paper shows curious coincid-
ence
"The controversy upon the Joint
communion question which has grown
out of the step taken by Bishop Cum
minis, of Kentucky, and the Dean of
Canterbury, during the conference of
the Evangelical Alliance, has by no
means abated. 1t is commended earnest
ly on the one side that the act of Bishop
Cummins and the Dean was "a grave
breach of ecclesiastical ORDER and that
lit was openly hostile to the church.
The ancient precedents cited to show
that Anglican clergymen have COM
muned with Presbyterians are denied.
On the other side precedent near at
hand is adduced, which, whatever its
value as an argument, is striking as a
fact 1t appears in the Church and
State IS
SIN 1857 the predecessor of the pres
ent Dean of Canterbury, the distinguish
ed Dean Afford, at conference of the
Evangelical Alliance in Berlin, not only
participated in a communion admins
tered by those not in Episcopal or
ders, but assisted in the distribution of
the elements.
The Dean doubted if he had not vio-
lated the canons of the church, but the
Archbishop of Canterbury-the highest
church dignitary in England-knowing
the facts, wrote to him thus
"MY DEAR SIR,-I must take this OPP
portunity of saying how much ! have
resented the bigotry and uncharitable-
ness which the Berlin communion has