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OH STONEwAIL.-We have read upon the
pages OF both ancient and modern history the
names OF manymen who have been set down az
patriots and soldiers, and though the name of
Louis FIX may not emblazon the pages of history.
w ne hves within the hearts of all who know
MN a. the Old Patriot of the Third District
ms veteis y t. be found at his post of duty. at
the stonewan jackson Hall, on Elysan Fields
street, opposite the Pontchartran Railroad Depot
Within the walls of thls establishment II En- Nv,
seen the continual hustle Of business. In
hct, It IL the trade centre Of the OLD
Third, where can b. found a compIeIs
stock and varied assortment Of every artici. in
the staple and fancy hardware; also finest mar
bic mantels, fshing tackle, and, in fact. every
artlcle Of utility, from q cross-eyed needle 70 =
bell mouthed biunderbuss Of 1912. Lively, oh
mol Loms Fix makes it lively, you beti Just
70 and see him, and Il you don ! pronounce him
the hsehest old patriot in christendon,, there
amt no hereafter. Why, if Won want . ship's
nawseT, canvas to make yachts sail. . marble
naneea 70 adc,n your dwelling. Or paint e deco
hen "6xin" u clean dcoe
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OUR BOOK Table

The SECOND WIFE. BY E. Marlitt. From
the German, by Mrs. A. L. Wister. Phila-
delphia: J. P. Lippincott 4 Co. New Or
leans: Kahn Il Co.
Among the many German writer's Of fiction
whose works are being translated into Eng
lish, perhaps the greatest favorite is :" E.
Marlitt," whose novels, the "Old Nam selle's
Secret" "Gold Elsie Countess Gisela, -
etc, have gained her an enviable reputation,
both at home, in their native tongue, and in
America through the admirable TRANSACTIONS,
or rather adaptations, of Mrs. A. L. Wister.
She is gifted writer of charming stories Of
German romance, pure in sentiment eloquent
in diction, and absorbing in interest. The
present work possesses all of these qualities
in an eminent degree. while more real dra-
matte power is exhibited than in any of her
previous efforts. The denoume,d although
anticipated bursts upon us with "A yividness
that is startling while the plot, which is
rather complicated, is unmveled in the most
satisfactory manner Mrs. Wister displays
excellent taste in her selections, and her
adaptations while adhering closely to the
original are nevertheless Anglicized suft-
GENTLY to lose all the stiffness Of actual trans
lations Of German peculialities.
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| The demand was confined to two or three buy
ers, who were unable to find the kinds wanted an(
there was very little done until towards the close
when list for 40 bales changed hands, as noteG
above. Under the circumstances nothing trans
pred indicating any quOtable change in prices
nor was the tenor Of the dispatches calculated t.
| nave any sensible influence. The principal fea-
| ture OF the market was its extreme dulIuess
| The amount on shipboard not cleared going
| On board and engaged for shipment was set
down at the opening this morning at 1900 bales.
embracing 5000 for Liverpool, $500 for Spain, and
1000 for the North which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our running statement last
evening, leaves 20.700 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing aud in presses unsold or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports tSales 25 bales.
Market dull quotations nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
STOCK on hand August 81, 1873. bales 7,l77
Arrived since last statement - 6a7
Net corrections to Nav %
showing the balance between
mamfests duplicated and sd-
ditional made from waste,
samples, damaged, city gin
nlng OF seed cotton, not en-
tered in manifests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning ma
chimes in city mills ETC.. 1902
Aotdi 35l All
Cleared to-day. ........., 1452
Cleared previously 13l9299
Consumed at Lehman Abra-
ham & Co.'S Lane cotton
Au1uS 6OO
INK in scuttled ship Ailsa, to
be added, If recovered ... 1852 1921. lO2
Stock on hand and on shipboard
not Cleared corrections inclu.
!. dedD.. 49,, :........... N,sss
Stock on hand not Cleared same
time last year Corrections
lnciuded) 49,. .............. 334O7
To-days exports embraced 1879 bales to New |
York, TO which have added 1876 by river to |
Cairo and the East
Receipts proper since last evening 1876 bales
against 50 on last Saturday, and los last year:
md since August 81, l,21l,67l bales, against
zig, 799 last year, corrections included in both
Tearsl decrease Is, lbs.
The Exchange tesegrams make the receipts at
" the ports from II n. yesterday to IL NJ to-day
lSs bales against 1856 last Saturday and 2O57
ast year, and since August 81. 3,730, 500 baIes
gainst 3,523, 1856 last year increase 200 9i6)
Exports yesterday TO Great Britain 247 bales.
gainst 80 last week and - last year, and to the
Continent - bales, against : last week ana =
lst year Stocks at all the delivery ports made
to IL NJ, 207, 762 bales against 2I5, 1861 last Z
eek and l89. 387 Last year. {
1OBACOO-The negotiations pending for sew
ral days for about 100 hhds 1.-THE amoupt was (
ver COZ and less than 7uO) was consum mated ! !
'-day 6a1sa last week 100; for the past four
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SECOND Cousin SARAH. BY +. W. Robinson.
New York: Harper a Brothers. New Or
leans: Kahn & Co.
F. W. Robinson is a very prolific writer OF
modern sensational novels. Bad characters.
strongly drawn. usually from the lower stro-
tnm of society, dramatic scenes, wierd tua-
tons, mysterious disappearances, plot within
plot and mystery upon mystery. crime, jeal-
ousy, deception; snch is the eonglomeration
of material worked up into the present NOR
bidly interesting tale, which We read to the
end in spite of ourselves. but lay aside with
full breath of relief at getting out of such an
unhealthy atmosphere.
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NEW YORK.
S ,.a,Iip Sllsssslpp Crowell sid July IL
SttP ~" orleans, Ciapp sid July II
SSa'sihip Gily OF Galyestons Evans aid July u
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson sid Jnly IS
steamship George Washing ton White
povi h'an. sid July 1s
n arh Adenhe Adams Cullum sid July
'''iA Z RANK Marion, Dillon -idg July
r, PHILADELPHIA.
steamship \ AGO Barrett .-.---.-. aid July 10
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Alice, Ellis ......... ldQ June
Steamship State of LOuisian Stewart Id Jnlv ~
Ship Golden Rule. Hall Acknowledgement. "a JnIy
2 2a.p To.inoso Allen aid July IL
Bard Prairie Bird, SANFORD i1e N.y o.
BHAUMARIS
Bark Duchess Of Lancaster Williams I'D June q
HAfRE
Bark Hort@nse Dusautoy, Cloxand I'D Ju.v
AMSTERDAM.
~ AVAIL -'oHsen- I'D June
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Attention Of guests Aurors Benevolent Associ-
alton is called TO advertisement of the steamboat
La Belle, second page
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Saturday Evening, July 10, 1874. I

The sales to-day embraced AL bales Is, 25 and
4lO), at prices requiring no change in our quo
tatons. We give also the Exchange figures and
reDOrt As below
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, July 10.

George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin
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MON ETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
saturday, July Is, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE
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Memoranda,

NemOra nsia.
tBy Telegraph
New York, july 1s.-To A. MoultOn, Esq-Stan
snip knckerbocker, Capt. Kemble arrived to dav
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Attention is called to the fact that the Ex-
ecutive Committee of Aurora Benevolent Assp-
citation have placed the assessment for SUBJ
scription to their entertainment at the nom
inal sum of 81. See advertisement
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Clealings. Balances
July ls........-........ s797,3i9 50 $l44,674 g
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.
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Arrived.

Steamship New Orleans, Clapp, from New York lltE
instant, To Moulton-2d dist
STEAMBOATS,.
II Durtee, Aiken from Shreveport
Willie Blanks from Ouach ita river
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Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Western Metropolis Quick for New York
II Ludwigsen
steamship Wilmington, Holmes for Baltimore via
. key West and Havana J NJ WitherspOou
steamship i.tlltIce R'.td Tor Pensacola Master
Spanish bark Juanita Clar Caldes for Barcelona-.
NJ PUG &co
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Richard S. pesportes, agains. Elizabeth
Simpson find others s--Complaint to
"EsFore close Mortgage.
PURSUANT to an order Of Court. 7
l. will offer for sale at public auction.
to the highest bidder before tho court
sHous 0 Door. in Winnsboro within tho
legal hours Of sale on tho first Monday in
March next tho following described pro-
perty TO wit:
All that plantation or tract Of land
situnte III tho county Of Fairfield anil
Of South Cn rolinn, on dreins Of Big
Cedar Creek waters of Broad River, con :.
lainihg eighty.ono acres more or less.
hon hded on the Moth md east ~ lands
helt nging to j. Is. Coleman and Deliln
McCluts; on tho South by lands belong
ing TOT d. Davis, md On tho West by
lands belonging 10 the estate Of ". y. M.
Leggo, deceased and having snch shapes
marks, butts, nn.l boundaries as arc repre-
5entcd on plat Of resurvcy thereof
made by p a. Kcnucdv D. 5. on the 24th
day of September, \. d. 1868.
Terms Cash, purchaser 10 pay for pa
pers.
L.W. DUVALL, s. &c
Sheriff's OFIice,
Winnshoro. s. c.,
Feb 3. 1874.
fet 8.tlx2
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friend has sebt VI paper, said
to have been drawn up by another
'Trial Justice, in which colored
woman releases her husband from his
martial engagement, and permits him
10 marry another woman. Preserving
to herself similar privilege" This
is the most easily obtaiticd divorce
that.we. have ever heard Of. Chicago
and Indiana must voil their faces be.
fore a South C.rolina Trial Justice.
Theses With the new appoiu,ee, arc
some Of tho custodiaus uf thut law
which +. j. Moses, Jr., solemnly
8wolc ty maintain.
We rel cat that the T.ial Justices
are nuisances, and we recunmeui the
Taxpayers Convention TO turn their
attention TO th.m. We will no long
or submit .3 shch od,ra, ,es.
" L)uk out for Dannepbcrg g.
CO.
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COMMUNICATED.


l'"""o"''A'ho. ]
''"uu aoufhameas ana fanoy Ball.
-
IVY "'y', 81" at'ng
,.n Nl:, a"o u''es gra~
~ "'"S'o'S VIII
e. ''y '"0 TN Instant a
q - 'u' I'D n'en' ana tancy
'"'J 'F"'y'u'e variant
""'ghts a'e cos'nm NJ, and the
beautiful prizes v'lued at over one
:, ""' ." oo''"FS' arc n'l'"g their
' " s""P''u' rep'st Will De
,u'"'S"e" :, ""o '"e residents are all
oe'' '''"'' ~ u'e EVERY ehdea7or to
e'0 ''Sl'orS o''sh Carolina well
'"ie' anu mcrry LIMO.
ou ''' H'''or' "aV' oos" se'e't'
~ W p'esea' '"' pr'ze'' ana an
III" u o' 'ne 3u"ge"' SO you see II
WV os''' 'e"o'ea you ana
o'"o. 9'une h'en IN me mat
''f o' tue nSpaSorS convention you
ar' not without honor IN your tWn
oou"'ry. " @ o'" not ihte"a to touch
WILD po''' ou' oof Pc" mas uholdieh
u" INTO w. 20 We VIII express tfe
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CARD.
NINNsDoRo, s. q: I

WINNsDoRo, s. &! Feb. Q 1874.
Editor af tho Winnsboto "NEws."
SIR: As there nre great many ru-
mors afoat. concerning tho stealing Of tht
ovorcoals Of Certain gentlemen from tho
residence Of Col. James II. Ron, in
Winnsboro on the night of tho Esd day
Of December 1878, and as On attempt is
being made by certain parties to connect
mo with said stealing from tho fact that
one Of the overconts was found in my
house. deem it proper to give to the
public o true statement Of the manner in
which said overcost. was found iii my
house.
On December Goth 1873, one JOHN Smith
n relative Of mino, who had about ten
days previous arrived from Now York, sold
an oaorooas to my youn gest brother
Alexander Martin, who is eighteen years
Of age, for fiftcon dollars, stating that it
was his.property. On Sunday January
25th 1874. Ale&andcf Martin borl owed
my overcoat, and fused his wearing IL to
Winnsboro on Wednesday January 20, and
| went to Columbia the came day. On the
following day 1 returned to Winnsboro,
aud was In tho Court Room during the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-11

Ing sense ofhonesty, is showing some
signs Of repentance. Several meas.
ures looking to economy have been
introduced. The time for paying
taxes has been extend cd sixty days
from the time the bon ks were opened.
+. W. NJ. Mackoy, Of g Gbarleston, has
introduced an amendment TO the
Constitution, fixing the cost Of pub.
lilo printing ut SIM not exceeding
$50.e00. Hs made Q forcibie speech
also, saying that The acts Of the South
Carolina Legislature had cost tho Re.
publican party several States, and that
Grant was determined to ur load q.
MIR. Mackey has great i, faoncr in
Charleston, aud, if sinoete, he can do
uuch in The o.usG Of reform.
+ ectiohs are being held in Eng
Land for Parliament. The Liberals
will probably be defeated by the
Conservatives, nmd Gladstone, the
Premier, will resign, D'Isrseli sdc.
ceoding.him.
Sumo PERSONS seem to think that
only larg taxi hyers have right to
grumble with the present adminis.
sratien. People who hav,n't prop.
erty, arc also interested as they could
ma ke money il the financial condi.
ii on If the State were not 50 rotten. .
1t is rumorcd that the Rev. DR.. +.
j. NJ cscs, Jr., will organize new
sect in religion. The Decalogue will
be abolished, except this command
ment: "Thou shalt not kill, thafthy
Governors days may be long in the
land" The services will Consist iu
"possing round the hat" for the pas.
t.r's benefit.
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pmst not be rotsrdsa Lyacroaksrs. i
& rherS ato two modos!Qsssself. pro-
sectiop3 Quo is by wnratko msas!!
81 tes,t ttPe jdshcr,>bS&>p caoefdl, instr,u.
'mcnta1it'ss. The former Is a dMad-
ful Alternative aud should by al
means be avoided. The latter al
,ernativc"shou'd be fufly'tried. Now
tho ,tuxpayers' Convention ia called
to prevent hloodshed. 1t is believed
that if tho people tell tho Legislature
plainly what,thry VIII aoS anl) What
they will not, the Legislature
awi|l'conform its acts t6' siit them.
If the Convention should rot meet,
the Legislatures will oontinuc in the
future, as it has acted in the past,
until some Doasnro will bo enacted
that will eau bloody con0ict.
A hrave cou, SO will do more to avert a
revolution than IN temporizing
schemes. Our only hope Of safety lios
in this Tnxpuyers Convention. Let
every honest man then, irrespective
o! party support the Convention, ard
let croukcrs be sent to the lear.
We are hnpty to sny We have seen
no croukcrs in Fairhcld.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-11

sri"l Of H.. T.; Dancan!for mnrdr, snll
wearing the samo ovcrooat. On Thursday
evening rreturned>home and hung up tho
oVercoat ih~niy hall, producing houamo
wheti calsed for by Thomas II. Aiken q
spe6inf nfcouhstable who nd search war;
rait from Trial Justice D. B Kirkland.
HSPing that this stltcment wi II put q
stop to- any fp rther scandal,
.'frema n worry Respectfully.
JOHN NJ. MARrtN.
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LIBERAL TERMSI

We are offering our Guahos for this sen
son on the following liberal term:
Phnnix Guano, Per Ton Of 1000 lbs,
,:,, $3.50. :,
Wilcox, G hbs & Co.'s Manipulated Gu nne.
Per Ton Of 1000 lbs y S7o.OOO.
($l.oO per Ton arayage to be ndLcd.) On
credit until Isl November. 1871. with
option OF feSipg IN Midi Ing olton, de-.
livereu al buyers nearest depot.
J.. at,.l5". ,pcr lb: - .-.
a DISCOUNT Of $1,000 per ION will be nl-
lowed for Cash.
Our Agents throughout thS State sell at
s"mc prices and bh sdfho terms au our
selves. ... ...
Hand in your ordors to neercst Agent
at once 90. ,,'.
WILCOX, Cribs & co.
CHARLESTON S. G.
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This uDrivnlled Southern Kennedy j,
warnted not " c0ntnih single particle O
Mercury, or any luxurious mineral sub
stance but Is
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| COMM u NICATED.

Mr.. EI.tur:
read iu your issue Of Thursda,
the proceedings Of the meeting of
Taxpayers held last Monday. and
took special note Of the delegate elect.
cd to tho State Convention. In the
list of the latter arc two individua 3
whose names can not be found on the
tax books of the County. l make no
comments, but leave the people to
draw their own conclusions.
OBSERVER.
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ESIRAYRni..

TN TGdrsday 9Th inst. q bay horse
'o%tcn y6nrs Old To has' otiS v iiite hind
foot, nd other marks, redolIected, except
sndd'e mirks: fhy Information oonccrnir z
him will DO Gladly received and libsrally
rowar4ed:. :, ''' F..
feb II :,.... =. ;. II. BRfCE. &.
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W L>vk out for Dannepbcrg &
70.
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W IYNy ssH s3H p.
Wednesday Morning, F,b. u, 1874.
Tie University.

over the accession 20 the University
Of sir students from II ward Umvcr-
sity, ard ';9ui;c y. number from 1if,
fercnt sections Of the State The
total number nov in that reconstruct
ed institution has never'btch given.
Some time since there was nota sin.
gle stud' mt in She Academic dcratt.
mcnts, md but ir,c,n small urvhins
in the preparatory school.
The Union Herald claims shht tic
University is Now supported solely
for the stIuyt,nr Of youth. If that
b. thc ease, it is 4 si?ua failure.
We have long believed that it il run
onl y in the interest Of II set Of men
who do no wo,k and receive largo pay
from the Impoverished people. In
the selection Of Profess Grs, TIC tlus.
tees have displayed grcat discrimi-
nAtion only c1rslcd by tho faculty
possessed 10y President Grant Of linh-
ing the most obscure characters to
h!t high places. No3 II single pruf,s-
sor enjoys any reputation that wo
have beard If. Sc rral have man-
aged most successfully to break down
iua,,tn.rons With which they have
been connected. Under such tutc-
lagr sc a'r uut sargu!nr of our col
orol stu"cns hccum'ng proIou"d
scholars. We favor edUcaiion more
strongly than our Raaical oontompo-
rarias, but we insis, that tho best
talent should hc secured. Fur the
81 nc Salaries rs now given. some "f the
pr"l~,ln,cst in,clIccts in the U"itcl
States would have gladly accepted
positions IN tho University. But
Nadlcal economy Is "to pay the high.
est p.icrs for lie Niv,, ,,irrSt labor" fs-
pcciA!ly have ticy buuslcd i'll the
cause Of cdu"atinn. Nothing can be
shown for the hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars expended for tho free
achooi, in South Carolina. The whole
system Of free cdnoAtion is gigantic
fraud, because nt tho Incompetence
or vcnality OF officials, and the Uivcr.
sity os ut pre- cnt managed, is the
keystone in the arch.
The Taxpayers Convention.
last as during tho war thero was a
Set Of cruakcrS wEo not only remain.
cd at home tEc m,rlvr$, hut by their
continued foreho'lirSs Of evil, dis.
haartcncl AID weakened patriots who
wore battling bravcl y for what they
be icvca to be right; 50 now, when
our State is on the brink Of ruin,
when political vampires arc sucking
the Last drop Of lioui from tho pco-
pie, the inevitable cronkcr is found,
who refuses to stir himself and dis
suadcs Others from taking any steps
TO save themselves f.om destruction
These men oppose the Taxpayers
Convention, II body called Ivy brave
and patriotic citizens to take meas.
nrcs to free Va from thGal,lum. Tie
croakor's policy is thr Stny-at home
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Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and ohangcless, and will
copy sharp and clear for an indefinite
period OF time. Having just received q
fresh supply Of inks, we are prepared to
execute orders at moderate prices.
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The Gentleman.
'Tis he who every thought and deed
By rule of virtue proves;
Whose -gen'rous tongue disdains tc
speak
The thing bis heart dieproves.
Who never did slander forge,
His Iieighbor's fame to wound;
Nor hearken to O false report
By malice whispered round.
Who vice, in all it's pomp and power,
Gan treat with just disdain;
And piety, though clothed in rags,
Religiously sustain.
Who to his plighted word and trust
Has ever firmly stood;
And, though he promised to his loss,
He makes his promise good.
Whose soul in usury disdains
His treasure to employ;
y hum no rewards con ever bribe
The guiltlsss to destroy.
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

fTNAKE pleasure i'll calling the attention OF
i tho public to an examination of theiI
STOCK or MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con.
sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeone, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordcons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
rlents of all kinta. Also, Sheet Mnsic and
instruction Books For every class Of Mueical
Instruments on hand at all timcp. We arc
Sole Agents for Tho Stale Of South Carolina
of Estey Il Co.'s COTTAGE CRGAES. Shee,
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and nll kinds Of Musical Goods sent bs
Express, when ordered, to any part Of ,h..
State, marked e. o. d. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
Pianos, Organs end Mclodcons Tuned and
Repaired in q satisfactory manner: and will
give especial attcntion to Packing, Removing
ana Shipping Pianos for other parties toany
port desired, at tmodcratcfliccs.
All orders promptly attended 10 md satis
faction guaranteed 10 thosc avorine lis with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
sheet Music and NIueical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, fow doors above Pnn,SIx
once, Columbia. S. G.. Sov7
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
c u l. U NJ Is 1 a, s. c.

LUn1rslA, SC.
--s s----
Present Capital, $50, ,OOC
authorized CdpHdt, s500,Q0l
OFFrCERS.
JOHN 3. PALMER, President.
A. G. BKENlZER Cashier.
q. n. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
NNHlS BANK now occupies its magnificent
Il thrcc-story AID Mnnsard Roof building,
on the corner Plain and Richardson streets
general Banking business transacted. Ger.
tilicatcs of Deposit, bearing Intcrcet at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. issucd
Notes, Bills Of Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loaned OH col
aterals: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts OH all the prominent ciiict
in tho United States bought and cold.
DIREcrOns-Jas T.. Black, JohnE Palmer
F. w. McMaster, r. D. Sem, (of Il. u. Sem &
Son, G. v. Bearden, (of Copeland Il Bear.
don, i. /: Bryan, ". q. Swafied, tof Il. &
". &. Swaflield,) W. Il. Stanley. j. q. i;rcgcrs
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbcyille; james II. liion
Winnsboro. Feb s
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANE