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rar toe TIhEs.
Proceeding. Of sAs .,,a. .:ssa P.e,I.. s. s. Goa

frseesdings Of ths Hsrth Pae,lst g. 8. Coz
ventlou-
ELbEraKL DEC. T.-The North Paoo,et
an'er'cnominati,nai Sunday School Coaveu-
u"n met here this day ut 103 o'clock A. II
In the absence Of the President who wa, re-
recorte l sick. the ~;~~ p-.-;a--.
Roberts took the chair and called the Con.
vcniion 10 order.
Ahsr singing BY the choir the ,ics-Pre.i.
rent read the let Pslam and Bro p. s. We.
Der led In prayer.
adopted. - =
Tho residing Officer announced ,h,t The
time had arrived for the annual election OF
ohcers, and the following were e.ected :
President, J. L. Strain vice President, C..
Y. Roberts Secretary, Davis Jefferie,; Treas
urer, J. A. Hanes.
1T. Query: Has this Convention accom-
plished any goodf II so, in what w.y ?
Opened by Bro. G. w. Whisonant, aud fur.
tber discussed by Bro. J. X. Jefferies.
2ld. Qrery: Should we consider the
present condition of country as a visitation
CT GoIs mercy. or his wrath? Opened by
Bro. I. Nj. Lttiejohn aud discussed by
Moderator G. c. Roberts, Brothers J. X.
Jefferies and p. s. Webber.
81. Query: Why is Church and Sunday
some peop!e-especially Church members 7
Opened by BRO. j. A. Ilames, and discussed
oy Brothers John Crocker, 4. Nj. Littlejobn,
y. W. Whisonant and J. X. Jefferies.
The 10 lowing was then read and unani
mously adopted:
Whereas, we, the me ubers Of this Co ven
tion, collectively ard inlividua ly, have
ie'rned with deep regret OF the de uh of our
brother and CO laboIer Rev. A. A. Gilbert,
Therefore be it
hesotped, That we bow ia humble submis
sion to the will Of Him who doeth all things
wei, and say: "Thy will be done, Oh, God. ="
he'otped, That this Convention, as q mark
Of respect for our deceased bro her, order
that n blank page of its minute book be in.
scrlbed to his memory and that these re.o-
lu'ions DO published in the Union TINES, and
that ncopy Of the same be sent to the family
Of the deceased brother.
The treasurer reported $l.50 on hand.
The Question Box was then opened and
"How is this Convention on Pr ,hibtioa p
was answe: ed by several brethren express
ing themselves in favor of it..
ls there any instance in the bible where
Church or Sunday School work was suspend
e1 in winter? Several Brothers made short
speeches on this subje
Are the heather held re ponsible was
discussed by different brethern.
Invitations having been received from
different schools for the Convention to meet
with them the next time, it WAS decided
for the President 10 make choice of the place;
and the Convention, on motion adjourned to
meet on the 4th Sunday in March at such
place as the President should Designate
Adjourned.
DAVIS JErFERIEs &C. ROBERTS
Secy. Acting Pres't.
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KILLED A BAKERS DozES.-Bris;ol, Tenn,
December S0.-T,lton Hall was safely
lodg'd 10 Jail at Wise Court House to-day.
Grea, aud excited crowds oppose The sheriff
and guard. The latter declared they would
die or place the prisoner in Jill. ESQUIRE
Saylor ma'io o luoge at the prisoner with a
dirk, but Wa, opped by the sheriff. Hall
murdered Say 'ors son few years ago anu
lived with the widow Of the murdered man
IN Menphis. when captured. Hal, admits
having killed thirteen men, but claims self.
defence
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PREVALENCE OF GRIr.-Seymour, Ind,
December 3l.-ln this city of less than
1000 Inhabitants, there are over 1000 cases
Of grip, and there have been number of
deaths directly or indirectly due to that
malady.
LINCOLN, Neb, December 3l.-There are
between four and FIVE hundred cases of grip
in this city.
Nav YORK, December 31.-Thcre weIe
thirteen deaths from grip reported to the
heal board during the twenty four hour,
ending at noon to-day.
CHICAGO, Ja,. "a special from Indian.
ap,lis says: There is considerable alarm
fe't In this city over the prevalence of grip.
II ems to no sparing hut few pers ms.
There have no: been q great many deaths s
from it until This week. The persons who
diei were nearly all old or those who hai
been in bid health before contra acting the
disc .ss.
EvEN THE HORSES HAVE IT.-SAN
FRANCISCO, Jan 2.-La grippe, which
has been prevalent here this winter, has
began to affect horses, and large numbers OF
them are sick. The intirmsries for animals
are flied with sick horses.
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virtue vf !. power Vi sale containe in
- Mortgage given by David Orr, to b.
+. Rawls. and assigned to me- bearing date
March l3th, 1885. and recorded in the Office
of the Register of Mesne Conveyance, in book
F. M. q. pages 32i, 32j, 32G, 327, OH that
day, and by further virtue of power Of
sac c'ntsined iu a mortgage given by said
David Orr to me, bearing da'e January
26th, 1886, and on February ;3rd, 1886.
recorded in the office of the Register OF
Mesne Conveyance for Union Cnunty, in
Book G. No. 7, page l95, upon which mort
gage Dover was duly renruncrd; will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public
auction, before the Courthouse a. Union,
S. c.. during the legal hours of sale, on
Monday, February lst, 1892, that certain
tract of land belonging to David Orr, and
known as the Isaac White pace, containing
(GO) sixty acres moro or less.
January 9th, 1892
W. G. WALLACE,
Mortgage and Assignee.
Jan. . Ct.
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Notice to Road Overseers.

OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY, S. g., JAN. 4riI, 1892 I
A LII roa i ovCrseers holding Commiss ons
"A from this Blarl, dating back TWO
years, are hereby notified to rctnrn their
Commissions to the Clerk Of this Board, and
receive their ert.icates of Exemption, rs
provided by law.
All Roa1 oversecrs retaining their Com
m ssions after the first day of February next,
will be considered as holding over for the
present year. and viii be held resi- ,ibIc
for their SECTIONS of road. as the law direc 8.
BY order of the B ard of County Commis-
siouers for Union County.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Jan 3 2,
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THAT LITTLE GAME DIDN'T WoRK.-lf the
Legislature had beea unwisc eoough, All
ne give it all duo credit for not doing so, to
enact into laws all the recommendations Of
Governor Tillman, the Executive of South
Carolina would now, in all probability, have
more p1wer than the Governor of any other
State in the country. la fact his power
would have b;cu greater than that of any oil
the rulers OF the kingdoms and duchies c IN.
prising the German Em!isc. To oil intent S
and purposes he would b. King in every
thing save the ensme.-DJriinyton Uerald
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LITTLE WHEAT; LoTs OF CmArr.-Ths one
chief measure passed by the Legislature is
Senator Woodward's bill in reference to free
passes that had TO be forced on the s,-c.lled
reformers; ard the only "rotenness' up-
earthed is due to the Columbia State in ux-
posing the "Thackston incidcat' aad tho
"circu'ation fraud" These are the only
grains of wheat in all the bushels Of chaif
that have been fed to he trusting voters of
South Carolina -Marioa STIR.
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A FAILVRs IN NEwRERRY.- .--Newberry, De-
cem5er 3l.--II. c. Hunter, dealer in grv-
ccries and liquors made an assignment to J.
j. Lane to-day for the benefit OF his credi-
tors. Liabilities 500. As cts, ,ncluling
$2lO in c'sh, about 81 900. His liquor
license exI ired to-day.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.

BY JAMES NJ. GEE, E>q.. p,o'ate Ju,lge
NJ HEREAS, Joseph II. McKissicka as
w Clerk of Court, has mate srit I, IN,
to grant him letters of hdminisir sir,iOu ou
the Estate of aud effects Of EobeiL Mnctlth
deceased. >------ 49, 49,.
These are, therefore. to cite and ndmonish
all and singular, tue kindred and cred tn,s
of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that
they hc and appear. before me. in the Court
of Probate, to he he'd at Tn on G. H.. South
Carolina, on the 10th day OF January. next
after publication hereof, ut ! | o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, If any they have,
why the sail Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nd
day of December, Ammo Domini. 1891.
I SEAL JAMES NJ. GEE,
(O~) Judge of Prob,te.
Published 7on the 4th d,y of December,
1891, in the Union TINES.
Dec 50 6.
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AUCTION!
AUCTION!
IIITrInlr I,
AUUllUN.
l will close out my entire stock
of goods to the highes. bidder.
Goods must 90 regardless Of
Cost.

l have determined to close my
business in Union the quickest
possible way. Auction sales will
begin FRIDAY. JANUARY 1,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, aud continue
every day until the entire stock is
exhausted.
will have a special Auction Sale,
for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning
at clock. Seats for ladies will be
provided. All invited to call.
thank the good people of Union,
town and County, for their liberal
patronage, and only regret 1 cannot
continue the same.
Yours Respectfully,
G.. p. GARRETT.
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List OF Letters
Remaining in the Posto!ice at Union, for
the week ending Jan Sin, 1892.
Miss Cuida Byrd, Miss Clara Sims,
Sal'ie Crofori, Miss Vina Smith,
Wesley Dawkius. Miss letter Ss!ter,
Mr. Grugory, J. W. West.
Mr. g Ii Miller,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertiscd, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. c. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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On TRIAL FOR ARsoN.-Spartauburg Jan.
2.-During the holidays little confec
tione,y store attached 10 The Gaffney City
Hotel, which is owned by Samuel Jefs ries,
was burned. People suspected that tho fire
was incendiary and Luke Cory, negro,
was arreet"d and put in Jail here. As the
nesrO was here tolay Tria! Justice Webster.
aud aborta dozen prominent citizens OF
GaTney City, came here 10 try him. San.
yarne Wis n defended Cory. s. J. Simp.o
aud G. p. Sand rs renrrsene ed the Sta.e
TrIal justice Webster bou I'd Cory over to
court. The Insurance agents withdrew their
policies as their suspici rs had been very
much aroused as to the origin of the fire, the
hotel ng heavily insured GreenuiN:
Neps.
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MARRIED.

Married, by Rev. D. p. Boyi, Dec. 81,
1891 at Cross Anchor, Spartanhurg Co Mr..
Andrew Nelson to Miss Fannie Cogdill.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

4 CCORDlNG To law, ihc annual assess
ment Of prop rty c,nG,cnrcs on Jan
u'ry ls'. 1882, aud closes "n February 20 h
lo?Z. For the c"avpn enc. of the Tax PAY.
crS, Will attend 'hc following pl COS and
imcs.
in my Office at The CcuIthou c from Janu.
AIRY 1T, to Jniunry q h.
West Spring, Friday forenoon. Janunr,
Sth.
Co'erninc, Friday afternoon. January S,h
Gibbs, SI"rd'y forenoon, Jnuuary yth
Cedar Bluff, Mond. ~ afternoon, .Jnnu,rv
llh
ro.s Keys, Tuesday, January l2th.
M'ntcr Sto'r, Wednesday forenoon, Jan
uary 18th.
Goshen Hill, Thur day forenoon, Japuary
l4th.
Fish Dan, Friday, January 10Th.
Sahtuc' SATURDAY., until 3 +. NJ, January
lnmy Office. Monday; January 18Th.
Mt. Tabor. Tuesday January, 10Th.
hchon, wednesday. January 10Th.
hendricks Store, Thursday, forenoon,
January Dist
Goudcysvilc, Thursday afternoon jam.
2l>t.
WilkinsviEe, Friday, January 22d.
DrayIonville, Mo,iuy, January 25th.
Timber Rilge, Tuesday forenoon, Janu,ry
26ih.
A-bury. Tuesday afternoon, Janua.y 2G,h
and WednesdW forenoon. January 27tb.
Jonesvi lie Thursday, January 2Sb.
AM ut the Courthouse from that li.oe
until the 20 February, at which time the
ooOH closes, ana penalty Of 50 per cent will
oe addcu tothe taxes on all property not re
turn within the time prescribed by the law.
Al male persons between the ages o! Il
ana oo are liable 10 poll tax, except such AS
arc exempt by law.
u. B. MORGAN,
Auditor.
Olilce of County Au litor, Dec. lst, 1891
Dec ii 80 Gt
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Iaain' ID ard Ii are Daily between
CharlcstO- and Ci"tirnni
SLEEpiNG CAR SERVICE
On trains J. AMI lG PulIu an Buffet Sleep-
ers between Charleston, 5. c., ard Ciucin.
patti, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Line, Columbia
AshevIl.c, Paint Rock, Morristown, Knox.
vile, Je.lico and junction City without
change
D. a. DoDSON, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
suPt Gen Pass Agt
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Disastrous CONFEDERATION IN NASH
vILLE.-Nashviile, Tenn, JAN 2.-Ter
years ago in May. the most disastrou, fire
that Nashville has ever had occurred around
the corner Of College and Church streets
Tonight another fire burned over the site o
the fire of ten years ago, causing q loss Of
fully 100000.
The fire started in the rear of the sto.
occupied by Webb Stevenson & Co.. house
fugnishers, at $40, and Was not gotten under
ntrol until 10 o'clock tonight.
Four coored fremcn lost their lives
They were fighting the fire at the time
standing On threc-story bui ding occupied
by Phi lips, Burtotf & Co They were
p 'ur'ng n stream Of water into the reconl
s;oTy building of A. j, Warren, when il
topplci over upon them, crushing them all
to death. Their names are as follows Capt.
G. G. Gowdy, Aaron Cockrell, Stokes Allen
aud Harvey Ewing.
There is but little doubt that the fire was
OF inccndiary origin, as while fighting the
fire one # the fremen saw an unknown
white man deliberately set fire to Atwell &
Sneed's building aud Immediately jump from
the second story window. The loss will
approximate S650,000.
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TAX EXTENSION.


TAX EXTENSION.
THAMES sra now extended, SO, instead of
l. going TO The County Treasurer and Iay-
ing your taxes. postpone them for time. anu
come to my store who're you will get nor
goods for your money than you ever
dreamed Of
have an excellent array Of New Nuts,
Raisius, Currants and Citron. Fig', rrunes
and Oranges. APPLES aud Candies offer
two grades of California Pears. Apr cots.
Cherries. dessert and Pie rrarhes Roa>t
aud Corned Bc,f. Whole Ok aud Pig
Tongue. Pottcd md DevilleI Ham and
Tongur. Green Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and
Tom" toes, etc., etc.
PLAIN AND SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Plain and h,ue'css French Sardines
Jams, Marmalad"s, Caaton Gingcr Pre-
serves. All varieties of Pick cs and sauces. .
Extra Fine Now Orleans Molasses.
have also opened up line of Fancy
Crackers tina, are perfectly lovely.
My stock of heavy Groceries is also COM
plete Flour, Bacon, Hams, Sugar and C5frce
and everything else marked on b,ss Of six
cents cotton. Pure uuadulteratel oil %
cents per gallon. Respectfully,
l.. G. YOUNG.
Dec IS II tf
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RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
CoLrMDIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect July 5th
1871 Trains ran on 10Th Meridian time
NORTH B)UND
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Mortgage Sale Of Land.

Jan 8
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ROpOSALS VOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

/ -Naw-York Af,cral. Governors Island New-Nork
Harlor January s. ls92Seald proposals, IN trlpa,e,
JANUARY 80 1892. Tor furnishing ten thousand yards
scarlet serge. I'll wool thrtv-sN inches Wild.
Twenty thousand wards Of carrdgebQg material thirty.
six Inches wide either OF scarlet all WOOL or OF six
fIbrr.
All OF the above to be delivered at Pier g. f. r. N,w'
York CITY addressed Commanding Ofi sr. Ncw-fOrk Ar
sna. Governors Island y. Y.
Iii the serge must he o. qGsllty (K\ 90. as manu-.
featured " the United States Blunt y Inc Co., OK
Lowell Mass. equal. but seycdge must be of wool.
samples OF silk will be furnished from this onice on
aspiration. 49,.
Bidders will the price per yard and the time within
which delivery b. made. and submit sample, OF the
material they propose TO furnish. The blank forms On
which proposals. must b. made and oil infOra
ton can be had application u Col. \. MORDECAI,
l. =. A., Commanding.
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cent TO 10 and on small transactions ih,cI IA
tional and Great Northern issues adVahceu = pei
cent. The closing was dull and dropping. helei
ence is made 10 our full report oil pohd sdes' .
Money on call was again easier, rullne ao
az IL per cent. Exceptionally small IoailS WI
made al 3 per cent, and at the close palahce'
were offered at - per cent ,t,, .
The Clearing House statement "1s d. a., no
Exchanges, Sl43.Js6,s22; balances, S1,o- 49,:
The Sub-lTcasury was DEBTOR ~ 49, tnJ ,aS
House SD13.i2i Its net loss on balance was
S7S.Ssl made up by loss 81 S-oi'':T, III coin
ln a Gain of Sl27s4s in cufrenoS' ime u"s
operations included Receipts. SOL $500 pay ,
mcnts. S3.26j3IG: resulting IN genera pSia amy
of Sl2l. 67O9sS, consisting OF ~ i'''-''o4o coln
and $3.9i7.440 currency. o.,.s ao,osi,s
The Mercantile Trust COMPANY rPpor'eu
of silver bullion against outstanding cci'i'0"''
at 3,302, 30 ounces. yyoshircto, 70
The United States Treasury at washington re-
cciycd to-day $2l9,s07 National pahK ho'es ioi
Thn customs receipts were Sl,3l3,o66 the IN
formal revenue receipts S3l9,0o', ana the iiiiS
ccllaneous receipts 81 lG,e2'. o,,,o,. Of casb
To.day's Washington Treasury statement oil cas,,
on hand and deposits in bank compares WV"
The iqures of the last previous s'a'ench' d. ioi-
lows: ntro,.os
ian. 10. Jan. ~ a. moo D'' sg rPr' "a
~, cola on hand 1925 Ol3 ~ sl2i2. i55 pee Fo M
~ .1V.r ON h'd 92iOSi2 9i3i''oo Inc i'''''o
Net eg !,i e7o2 $3.50 7o5sAo5 Inc. 266 16'
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Jan. li-p. m.
The movements in the stock market to-day were
governed largely by stock in which there were
no heavy transactions. The opening declines III
the stocks which have an international market
were easily explained, Of course, bat they were
small in comparison with the abrupt fall Of per
cent in Missouri Pacific. The first price of that
stock was not the lowest, but the last price was
at tbe opcninr figure The first decline may
have been intended 10 show the inevitable result
of the dissolution of the Western Traffic .iSse.
citation, and the quiet recovery indicated dlsap-
pointment at the failure Of the early movement.
IL was hintcd in rather too broad fashion that
the railroads which had been convicted of rate
cutting were unwilling To abide 10y their solemn
agreements on the precedent established year
ago by the dismissal Of a valuable officer by the
Missouri Pacific II is impossible to say which
company would be injured most greatly by tie
dissolution OF the present association. II the
charges mace by tine Missouri Pacific are not
met with equal punishment there Is certainly 10
reason for the continuance Of the association. ii
they are met IN Il manly fashion the combination
may b. prolonged indefinitely.
The upward movement OF stocks IN ScptcmDc:
checked by the passing of the Missouri l'acihc
dividend The natural conditions OF speculation
are opposed now by Mr. Goulds evident attempt
to break up a combination which Is not fully IN
harmony with his own views. There l. no bear
European holders have been accepted promptly
The only element in favor Of lower prices Is tie
uncertainty caused by the railway cOmp1ny which
year ago violated its own promises The results
of the agitation were declines Of over per cent
IN St Paul and Atchison and considerable Fraction
in other Western stocks. Burlington and Quincy
was firm and after narrow fluctuations closed only
a triae lower than il did yesterday. In spite Of
the large gain in November net earnings Union
Pacific closed only Ia per cent above its lowest
pOint. The economy in operating expenses Wa
worthy Of louder approval, for otherwise there
might have been Il shrinfage even in net earn
ings
feature Of the market was the activity and
strength in the Chesapeake and Ohio stocks.
Plans for raising new funds for the extension and
improvement of the property have beer completed.
The present traffic Of the road is limited only
by its lack Of capacity. BY the plan which is
sure 70 be adopted the road Will be doublc-racked
ana otherwise improved.
The closing prices Of the active stocks were
generally the lowest for the day. but the final
declines were rarely more than ! per cent, and
the closing not specially weak.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds remained entirely neglected,
hut the market fairly firm at these closing
quotations:
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z .S.4 s,lS9l con
sN.aAA - % nAN

There were 10 Transactions in State issues
OF city bank stocks Metropolitan sold 500 at
g. aud New iork to- al 251 Il.
The general bond market was dull and irrcgu-
lar. The variations in prices from yesterday were
not significant and the largest declines were
suffered by issues which have recently made the
largest gains Elizabeth, Lexington and Big
Sandy firsts reacted per cent 10 81. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds fell nearly as much to
IL per cent for the possible reason that the
payment Of interest the first two 81 asses had
been discounted Richmond Terminal 5s fell
unexpected. Texas Pacific seconds closed Ia
lower at 80 "a, hut irsts l-2 per cent higher at
SO. Northern Pacific cOnsol IS rallied l-2 per
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Jan. II. y. m.-COn,o>. % 1876 for
money. and % = for tl" account. Ncv York. Penn.
sylvana and ohio first mortgage bpnd., - 4 Erie,
~ II, Illinois Central. H.: Mexican ordinary.
80 ST. ~. iuul common. - = I"nn, yvanin. -
Reading II VI Xican Central new per cent bonds.
- II,
The rat" Of discount IN the open market for both
short and three months. bills j. 1--0 = per cent.
l'ari, udviccs quot" per cent r.nrs at % francs
Il Confines for the account. ana exchange on Lon
don at - francs II ccntimcs for checks.
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Price Of Issue, sS0% Flat.

NEssRS. POOR n GREENOUGH offer for sale
I,3 600 OF the above bonds the following terms
PAYABLE $50 per Bond on application,
$500 per Bond March 1, 1872.
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Total sales for the day
silver cerIis. y3 s3as go. 927s 49, 99tl12ooo