The Columbia daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, July 28, 1865, Image 2
COIjtrMSIA.
Friday Morning July 28, 1865.
Our Southern,merchante who h?ve gone
North with a viefv to the resumption of
business, are returning home, greatly dis.
appointed with the results of their visits.
Credit is not to bs had. The business
men of the North* distinctly declare thffr
delerm?nation to accord no credit to a
region where'the owuersh'-p ?>f sums over
twenty thousand dollars must work a |
^forfeiture of c?tate, and consequently !
destroy their only securities. The evils ;
of this eosCjttnent, or decidion of the Go- j
rerr.ment, ia regard to the property hold- !
eis i? t!iti3 working-the ruin of ah future '
' .i
enterprise, lt is, perhaps, ?ortunate tn.it '
?the iii consequences are thus showing '
themselves at Iii? outset. We may thus '
hore" that an early abrogation of this :
penal enactment will afford us n season- .
aid** remedy, and enable the South, ter- !
%-ibly deficient as she ia in resources, to put (
to full use all the means, without eonfls. t- I
tion pr forfeiture, which have bee; lei :
her. We i0e. Sor granted- th.it Gm:. n- ;
ment .will not. mftch longer continue to
insist upon a nift?suro which is sc fatal to
liie best interests of tjade in holli sec
lion?, North and South, f
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THINGS IN NEWBERUY.-Some painful
reports have reacher! "us within a-few
days fr cu the {village of Newberry.'
Below v,-.} give thc particular;, .hi ?he
shape of a letter from a gentleman of'
credit'atii'3 education in that pretduct. Sie ,
"Two souliers oi !.!.> 5'">th New Tori,
Voluirfecrs were loraging fir melons on
Sun.1.*'.- List.-<>;i thc -plantation of Mr.
11 H ir, near Newberry C. IL S<?rse of the
solche: s .-1?*v,? been robbing in various I
directiorSPiu one instance, destroying sn ;
entire Seid, of 111 ?lo H.S. 'Fanners hive
become lrritated#anJ, on Sunday, Mr.
Hairs" overseer halted these marauders, \
but they started to make cit*; no tired j
Bpon,them mid wounded um of the party j
severely. As soon ns this beeamoknown :
?vt headquarters, a cavalry d< tail was sei I
out to arrest the overseer, and found no !
difficulty in so doing. Tt-.e man n-a< .
brought i-f? jail* at t!ie double quick, being
compelled to keep up on foot wiMi the i
cav.tby l??rses?Hira gallop, li - was in a I
state of great exhaustion when he reached i
prison. Mr. Flair and his family \ eye at j
church when id! ?his happened; immedi j
at? ly after service, he was thrown ulno
into prison, where he still remains.
. On Sunday alft-rt.ooii a party ?rum the I
"'u.*!i i- ri p irtcd t?> l:ave*gcmo openly to i
Mr. Hair's plantai ion. and de liberal .?ly !
burnt his hims ti ajid ad his furn hu rr and
pr?vale i-u-vts. Th., siuht. of th?; flauw-s
has catisi-d eat.. indi j;o nt ion among the :
eil ?Zeus, amt lid? is not molliii?-?! in any
way by the non-arrest 'of me house :
burners. ^Individual sohliets threaten,
"that i^a'iotini- . of their men is shot,
they ?will burn tue town.
So m ii uh i'.ir our correspondent. Tbs '
fiory has eoniirrmition ?'om other sources, j
vt c forbear ail comment, and only r?>tnai*k I
..ii.it. a serious responsibility must rest
upon ali Captains in au?liority, ;:i tho pre i
sent condition of the country, lt requires :
tho rarest wisdom, in our aiTuirs, so to ?
temper authority willi pruue.iee. .as t?" I
forbear provocation, and 00 to discipline '
power, us to keejj it from wanton wrong
,ind olfcuee to il.e very poople whom it is
assigned lo prot? ct.
P.-.r.o!.Ei? SOI.T?JI:RS.-Th.o United States j
Attorney-General has given his opinion !
to the effect, that al?'paroled soldieri of
the Confederate army, against whom liiere
ts no special exccpfioij. ar?- entitled to the
be.ietit ot tba amnesty, and. taking the .
oalh, may voter? Wc counsel them all to ;
do SJ as boou us possible.
0: most cf the various correspondents '
of the Northern papers writing from tho !
douih,'ativ.' detailing 'jpon it:; facts and
?condition, jeu may say all in a" single j
word, carried through ell the tenses and j
ad t!ie degrees of comparison. Supposing ,
one of theero?d to speak for all. himself'
and brethren, let. the wcrds for the I
general chorus be:
:,I lie, ? hou iifct.t, he lie?,
, Wo ii.--, y u and they li,, we a!1.' lie to- j
getter;
Thou art a bi.: liar.
Ile is a bigger "har.
But I um the Lintot cf fdl bar.-!"
We lie foi? all the types of creation-in j
minion, brevier, long primer, pica, small 1
cups capitals a:.d iidlicJ! We lie in bad \
-r.itiim.ir, wr.ii an ta*y conscience, a face i
. ox i.:-..-s, ?iid a heart that would be
thieving, arson ar.3 ra.-rder, did the cou
r-^?^-coi: cSj.kJiid with the. mendacity.
f;fr,'-<-.:.. ( c. TUB. \:-.-, t.-Th? Covcrn
raetji in euds to rednae.the army ?o ont
li... i." .d thoa: u d Lieu.
DR. ERICK BOU.MAN.-Tb is Gorman gen?
tleman hus been brought vividly to our
I recollection, by the biter cs thug letter
j which we. give, beiow, copied from thc
i ancient copy of the Charleston City Gazette,
\ (-Inly ll, 1?07J to whiel^'e liare nlready
drawn purdie attenjjp'j. l)r. Btfl'nian
was ti e associate of Col. Francis "tfv.
Huger, of South Carolina*, in lb-- desperate
effort .to rescue LaFayette from bis ?in pr:
?oumeut in tlie C.ist'e of <.>;m.utz? His
nam*-, and the facts in his Career, in.iv bc
found in most \>f our encyclopaedias, and
lo these we refer the reader. Bellman, it
will be seen, wiu brought, forward ns u
witness in the trial of Aaron Barr, ut Rich
mond. We*f"iget. now, bul believe that
Burr, knowing th.? daring ?reputation id
Rollman, sought t>> enlist, bun in bis grand
South westeru eurerprLse, what iver that
may have been. VVe are told bv * do
paper before us, that" tins letter of Dr.
Bo'lriian was addressed to the Grand
Jury, and copies handed bv the Court to
the Bar. It is understood t.> have, been !
.well received by the Grand Jury, but not !
acted upon, :is they bad "no farther oeoa
sion for the Dr's evidence." We think it j
just probable t!- it, Bodman's evidence, did
no< nltogetlwr*at:swe.i the purposes of Mr. 1
Jefferson. But see the trial of Burr. In
this season, vb.-a tho pardoning power of '
the Executive1!? held to be so necosrarv
to many who have persnfided tjicmselvcs
that they arc gvni!.le?s?>f ?ill offerees, it
will be curions to'diseover the coincidence I
in tuet and situation between th-t early i
day and this. History is thu? perpetually i
re producing its. if, for the simp.br reason i
that man rm-l iib passions tevcr remain |
the same: ?
C::XTI.EMK:.: I rind mvse.lf placed in a j
v?jry unusual ami pal alu I situation. Before
i was sworn and sent up to \ uti as n v..' ,
ness egaitiat Col. Burr, a,patent of pardon '
Was teuderfd tn me in open f ear!, hy the .
Attorney for tue united Stales, lt had \
not. been solicited by nie. and 1 could ant '
ance \v*ou!d have im. >?... i aiiacknowledir. ?
ment of guilt, aiid*"^ lid have ted to
inferences aga in si Cid. Burr, wltich 1 could
nor. have reconciled to ry y conscience, it I
had been otlieioiisly cfiferVO^atul appear \
ir.s before your honorable body without ??
any tmation having been made lo you of !
the subj.? I considered thc. pardon :<. .
ncn-existing". ' <
lt. happens, however, th.at I continue I i
be proclaimed in Court, br l!ic -Counsel
for t e prosecution, ns a pardoned man, a
proecding a*, which HIV feelings justly
revolt.'since no individual ean have a rt_;iit '
volauintilv to ali'iM io na- nnine the nppijp
binni of guilt, nor to f-xpose ma !?> the sus
pieion of having, nuder the influence ol
t'^is 'detectable indemnity for pretended
ofi*ei.ecslJ'ui'nislied'ev!..l >n?o which I would,
not otherwise have (riven. !
la tin-; situation, only on? mode occurs j
lo nt'e of obtaining the Interferon? . of the 1
Court, to rescue mo from the ?lisera .? i-f I
the ptrdftn. 'it is to inform your honor?
able body of the cireumsmnee. and tn |
state, ut. ttfc* rai.-e tim-, that 1 cannot, j
otherwise than feel mvself embarrassed as !
a wiirie-;, and eons'rained ia answering ;
your questions, wbife I continue tn my ?
.Flu'tefing myself that von will have i
been s'#!sfic<l wile the ea rid-T ard frank- j
Mess, willi which i have endeavored to
reply to your inqnii ??s in my ii rs !. .x.?'W? 1
Million, aiui venturing to uppe.il for the ;
justification of rnv feelings on this oe.-a
sion, to yonrown, 1 bop,, that von will not ;
consider mv conduct as improper. Isoth i
ing erm be more remote fruin HIV inter:- I
f lans, than the wish to : trem? myself f:mn '
furtberfntert'ogatories. My only ohj*clis
to obtain through yeur ir.lerp.?siti ,
formal decision of nie Court, ???i" th.! \ rc- 1
nervation of.my character, ?nd I trust
vi'U willdetm it correct ?ad becoming. 1
thai, in the capacity ol a witness 1 shuni.1 j
l?i?'i-i-t it with moro than common solici- 1
tilde.
1 have the honor to remain, with great
resp.-it, gentlemen, voa:' in.nl obedient
servant, w m ERICK BELLMAN.
fo tho Honorable the Goa donica of thc.
Giand.Jurv. .
Richmond. Juno 19. 1307.
Maimed coldiere are informed that
admirable artificial limbs, legs and arm;,
are now manufactured at ?ewnan. Ga.,by
W. T. Co\'- All the working parts of
band and leg are supplied t'< well as
scarcely to b? distinguished from t!
natural.
T-ii? permanent nati?unl debt of the
five great powers of the world, is slated
to be as follows: France, (1553.) debt
2,S04,000,0?0, interest 132,360,000; Aus?
tria, (Ib64.) debt 1.268,400,000, interest
75.100,000; Russia, (lSG4.)debt 1,116.300,
000, interest 27.100,000; Great. BrHain,
(l?o3.) debt 4,?G?,9l3,0!4. bittres* 127,
604,543; United Stupes,.f 1865.)dent S.00O,
OOO.uOO, interest 165,000,000. We {nay
j add another billion, wu suspect, t-*- the
last, item, asd bc guilty *>? ?o exaggera
1 Lion.
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Tlie Southern Express Company will
please accept our thanks for a large nutt,
j her of. papei s from different directions.
ADVANCE IN Pince.-in consequence of
I the hti^ii prices demanded tar provisions, I
I etc., we are compelled to advance our i
; rates of advertising to ti square for the j
I first au J ?-j cents eact) subsequent inser? j
J ?ion. . j
We have not implored the capricious j
'danie in vain; ?not. v.Jilv llave we]
; knuckled down before her altars, and !
I vowed her a leaden image and a burnt, j
offering of Confederate notes. She has i
hearkened our prayer, raised us from 1 he -j
j prostrate att.it.uile, a'n?Tcons?icd us with a !
1 boon. ? 'ur type has come. Dr. Faust, be j
' scated, while our Jiiphi?tophi?es puts cases .
j in ordtir.
\ . OiUTUAUY.-Vnothet" eas- of typhoid, '
terminating fatally, in the hospital of the 1
! United States troops at I lita station. Mr. j
Uussol Ivuight, of Company li, "0?h U>'L;?- .
ment Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry, !
llor?n County, Old. died or. the ii7i.li
inst. The decease?! was about':;o years nf j
age. . H.: leaves a wife and one child. ?
His eonirrtdes regard him as u faithful j
when ids hopes of seeing home were 1
"highest Snell is th- end of mortality. :
Snell the. defeat" of ?di h im.m hope. A j
day's life, an hour's struggle, and we arc;
to nun e. . i: S. M. :
Thc sugar and cott."n crops are a failure,
according V ?Vof the pros,, j
\ZT Wo doubl" if TS^rT crc'^ any- j
where will suffice, Ur. s feed these
unfortunates. The co'.tun mark' l at New j
Mississippi no i'.ittts have folien since the 1
1-t of May. Tlie eora crop is specially ?
short, ?'?i the 10th. the stool of cotton in ?
N< v." < Irleans was gii.tjOo l?ales.
?
DOO Ct.ACSi-:.-A Washington enrrespon
? i. nt ww te-:
'J'lu re appears t" be au err?neo is im- !
pression with regard to liie stains ol liiose
Soul h'-r.i.-; < Worth Over ?*>?.Oo(J. eui who .
had ali -adv taken Hie amnesty o .iii of th-; j
good, unies*, since taking :t. tlo-y have-;
commitJ,ed sonic treasonable act, in wiiu.li i
event tlu-v would forfeit the privilege*'
and paid m set forth in the f.iheoln am?
nesty, ami would ther fore be t-Xefiuie?! j
from tl,,. !, n. iii ih?-one LU?*, issued by j
either t"!. -i "ilarch or ll. . nd er proclama*
tgl.is ?d last year have been fa II ti ful ly |
. Hmeut of their tweiitv, fifi y or-live ?
hundred if-ousahd, if they have it.
i
- -? -*o-- - j
A I?Kvnsn VIEW or ft?'.-..N-r?:tvri..s._ ;
Thc Anni/ and jVdiry t/a-eite says: - Every"!
day a.! is to the ditiii-uhy of speedily ad- |
jnsth g the conflicting interests which the j
war in America betw?:.-n the North and
task which, wlrefher it he of rest oration
ur r<r-i::<- mel ?on, is one of 'he irreale?!
lioir ever taxed the genius ?d statesmen ?li?
the resources of a nation."'
-. .j. .-,
THE Kt:rTui!E BKTWEES THE POPE ANO
MAXI?IM\X.-Th?? ./?//.-</?/ di Kioma ?-\
philos thar, the Papal represen tnt i ve to
Mexico bad terntiniited his rni-'mu hy
order of tho INipe. ns he could no longer
he permbte?l to wititt-; the violation of
'he riySts of th?- ('li ireh. Monsii?tieuf
M ?gu IM was to await, irish instructions
from Uo:r.c at Omit ema lu.
* A little Sv.-i- ii-h gi>*l, while walking
willi her father on a starry night, ab.- t il?
ed in the contemplation of th? skies,
h ir.g n<kcd of winn . li? w is fhirikmg.
rerdied: "j was thinking it t he wrong side
.11 heaven is -o glorious, what must the
right sid? br!''
An ivo?*y tusk, nine feet two inches long,
twe.nty four inches in cirt*:imf*y<-H'q? uno"
weighing ono hundred ard eighty-*! Iii ea
pounde. has arrived ii N>w York from
Central Africa.? Its commercial value, to
cut up into knife handles', combs, piano
keys, and oilier articles, is $91 ri.
- ni .. - - ...:.
Charb's Dickens jiras in an English rail
'vayTrain whom 'titi oil the truck a few
days ago. He , scrambled out of the
window unhurt.. Two persons were killed
in I ?ie same car, and while ho was in a
neighborhood hotel, the body <>f one was
rcC?%u;2?d au that of Mr. Dickens.
All th? crimes in the calen lar are now
acknowledged in ihe N'o'nh?-tn pap?is io
ii.ive become epidemic. The rogues a-e
Irving io (?nido each Oilier, aed public
admir<Wion is rnoini inly rising ii theseve
ral successive aehteven . i ? ol ? nterprising
Citizen?.
The L..;d Chancellor of England, Lord
Westbury, ?.as resigned, us thy papers
phrase it. in disgrace. \? ?ry, or what ti J s
.particular disgrace, we have not heard.
Lori Cram wort h, it is stated.tfias sucoecd
! sd to thc Chancellorship.
By Telegr-?bpli. j
Interview of Gov. x^rry and Othor |
South Carolinians' .with the Presi- j
dent. \
WASitntOTox, July'19-Tho South Caro. '
lina delegation had an interview ot' some i
length with the President this afternoon. |
They were ver}' kindly received, and the
conversation Was of a mutually pleasant, j
and agreeable character. They <t?Kured :
the President of the disposition of the
people pf their "State to acquiesce in the
result of the war, ard accept the cone?- j
qu-ences attendant upen bs failure, saelftd- .
iotr. ti c abuiitica of R]?v*:y "rod ?tb? j
reconstruction vf their State e^nslitattort.
so ur, to make 5* rrir?: :n accor<??nc? with !
a republican form of Go?-r-:rr?ent, g'ving.j
to iii:: p?opie directly the election of Fr
sidentiaj electors, nra equalising r!-'j_~'i '
sentat ion in the Slate Legislature, ritt The
President tr.iked to them very plainly and '
ti rmiV-, but ki nd Iv, iadicat.tnc 'he redicv
which ht- is determined t - ; NJ e. oi? t . :
. inties which ;be~ hn"e ?o nerf;-rt* in ?-.-t
tiing existing difSrul?ies, a?-J rest'.:-ir.-: ta ?
st.,b. to its former reb?tion* wnh ti.
General Government. Gav. Ftrry '"- *.:<
pected te leave io mor??-". Hi.i iater-'i-.-,
willi the President is said to have b-c .
highly satisfactory, it ^.-33 strictly prb
vate, neus but the pifrt.33 ihesiJeivtM
beitig present. ,.
"The th arge age mit Lord '* ?s;^u?*; t
bord Chancellor of E-*glati :. is bri,
"dishonesty and the abuse .d' au- oui-,
powers tor a consid?rate?;,, ??s s*on
to have been 'tie negotiator bet-veea '. i
sc!;' and utbe.C ps.iV'S.
A Washington ceipa?eh says; TV e Cum
mbsioner o; Perrstcns has decid ?d tba*, th?
re marriage o? .". widow ?crrnihr.t?' all
el,tims tt> a ptEcicn frere the cute of such
marriage.
A tetter-writei s? v : V? e?li;r gt', fi cnn
h.'t-.!. of a tn irvc?loui proportion "f beau?
tiful women.buttnanv ul'ihetn ioi-i: better
tb-ta they bcimv...
lb M. Robert Tovmhs. of Georgia, is said
to !iav<! ::i-i ie ai* ?-nenne to Cub?.
Fimoial invitalien.
Tao friends and acquaintance .?) C'?l
and Mr.?. A. ll. Taylor are invited 10 ai
ten.1 the fumrai of their son. Abb.*? IN
I>EJ\ THIS MORNING, ut ?> o'clock. fr<?m
their residence.
Obittiai?/
Iii.id. in Columbia. v?i iii* mornimr of
tb- 'ri , of i,-:.-nd.lane croup. -Udi'Atl
LOUISA, ti.bti daughter ?.f M. P. and
A ii. iah (>C"?nor, aged three '.ear - and
Ti e frieiidja and acquaintances .t vi r.
and Mrs. M. p. O'Ccnnoi an invited '.<?
attend :!,<. Inueral cervices ublin-ic (laugh
ter. AL1DAU J .Ot IS\. at St. Peter'-(<>.
tholic Church, at C. o'clock, THIS Ai- I !".'.
School Notics.
"?\.f"ES I'. I! LAURENS has oneued
J.?A DAY SCHOOL*for boys and girls.
Applicants'nr<* l-et-u-ste'l io call at the
West, i 'iiemet?t.?ofLTheoiogiea! S<-iriia arv,
?11 L>iaiidiiig,slreet. . July "io d . '
For S5?i,io.
i f\( i'UAMS, 2.00u his. BACO.V
i.\ " t .? bids. Mob \SSKS.
2i 0 lbs. LMH>, BUTTER,
CHEESE. Ac. Ry
ZEA LY, SCOTT .c BRUNS*.
July 2S 2
People's Baak of Charleston.
OTOt'K.ttoLl?EltS of the Pe.'.j.;, '- bank
v * of South Carolina wil I please cali upon
Mes-:-., ZEA LY, SCOTT cfc BRUNS, w ben?
th. V will obtain import-mt intel! i fen ce in
regard lo the Bank, which their interests
rerjuii'.1 them to know .filly :*3 2*?
Insurance in FirsfCIass Comparas.
r ?j ^!. !.! iiadersigned wit! receive at>|>iicu
H t.ions for ?TUE LN\SURAN(?H .M,(
dwellings, stores, sleeks o? goods ai? J
cotton JW.SO.
A; plications fqr insupance in the "Tra?
velers' fi sn ran cn Company.'' of Hart lord,
ijluin., wi . ' . by the assured is guaranteed
n w?ekly ciuiipcnsatioii while disabled bv
accident, or a" ?? 'tam su:r. io case of death
t-csiiltirijr from >. accident. EN pl a ti .a ti on
t l' the system ami circulars eau belia?! t.
at>|>lyingto the undersigned, at Mr. Stokes*
store, Plain street.
J ?ly 20 2 BEN J. G. JIERIOT.
C0? BACON, r?LOUE,
X2.??S23L JE* o t t o o &? .
1>URCllASERS <-:;n be accommodated
with the ali.?ve articles bv calling at
the residence of JAS. CATHCART.
July 27 2*
Architect ani ?Jivil Engineer.
1>R?FESSb -NAL BUSINESS attended
lo ni North and South Carolina,
('thee at Mrs. H. Lyons' Garden, C?bim
'bia. S C. July 20
Brass and Copper Wanted.
BSOLOMON ?fe CO. still eo-niyie lo
. purchase BRASS and COPPER,
'iii highest market price wi!! be paid.
Ii, SOLOMON ?ic v 0.,
West sids of Assembly s eet,f
July (j Lao Below Finisr
~~ Ey Errjrbec & "Walter. .
[13 DAV, JttlyJtaS. wc -.vjtl sel!, at . ur
rabies. Withstand*. ( u|.b?Drd ^Uop*.
t?st?ad. Maure??, Pott. tubs,.l^^heis.
e Black Broex?.! Si!';, Drew. ?m"&.Ata ti?
la, 1 Canopy : i:,-! Ni-: cei?plcte, ?c., u??
.lV-enter's Tools, 3 '.Loi.-?tr, - '.V?ig>?i:-. i
rn,a Wilston. .loi y,?8
"rV K *V "? 5 i ;S' .
i -i XLi v v.'i vJ> '-^ A > O
Loi r?.---:^.. ur.
?.ai ?taeounts
riving.' I.tb?
o -wholesale
Nr";"" Tir-;, ti our s iv-vrp. m
RK?RT.S&S. .... c i i AN !>;.:?.rc"'
CCI':"'".TS, MELTON CbOTLLS.
CA,*?"i.l iltCAD S FT TS,
BKOAD1. LOTH. NAK-iOOiC. .
MvU?nS, Rf! i'OiV, ptflii' a ?j folley.
Brusher .B - Vidi?, Huckaback.
r isvwrii g lixtrsots
Ti.;. (...
dor pair" :<?..< ? lor Spec . ?<
Oohi'??z?o? iiad 3?rirwr.r?ing
OT'fcjN, iii ci!. '?. H
W York. Piiii.-id.-ii ilia ai
lit!
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DULL II
WJIO LS S AL E J: ? 1.'. ?Vi >.' ?
IN *
OSSIGS BBAXWES, WINES, *
AND .1. A. .1. NOI.KT'S IMPERIAL
??U ?bi ?il .--fi 'li ?I ?oT.
And Aromatic Scjsiedaia Schnapps
i-v..s I*IT? f!U<. (M-.igentrophen.)
UuarUM- ami
Wir.
P.fi .
>ndon Brown Siout
July' 2 : wfs ?
BOLLKAH SROTiiiRS . .
?'t A VI", now on hand nu 1 are in weekly
? receipt of all grades f! K P_i NJ', j)
>C' ' bags of COFI i.i.. On uv; Soan ^
Starch, tv?. Also, ail grades of li vsmi-andi
Young Hyson Tea?, a*d eve?y oib?r arti
co.* ? .* 'O', i d withi& .v.,.Tih Ja i,, J^r* cery.#<
Our semor partier ;?3 raiding a' iii..
person to all our purchases, wi.i.-h ..ar? for
cadi only. Wo assure oar 'fi i. <."?? ami
customers lhai we ran and v.-i!! do as welt
by them os any other ho is; in :'-::-i city.
Cotton and al! Country Produce . "..ill be
purchased at highest market pr i JCS, or
taken 'rt exchange for grocei-)??
Charleston. C- C., Jul" 20 .wie