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FATAL ACCIDENT.

We learn with regret of fatal accident which
occurred to Mr.. l. NEWTON SApLER, near Guthries-
Vile, on Wednesday of the last week. 1t appears
that Mr.. SADIEn, owning vicious horse, approach
ed him in an unwary manner, when he received
a kick in the breast which broke two Of his ribs,
besides inicting internal injuries, from the effects
of which he died on Sunday morning last
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REV. w. e. BOONE.

Many of our readers will learn with regret,
of the death of the allowed named gentleman, OF
the South Carolina Conference, at Aiken, on FRI
day last, Goth instant after very short but pain
full illness. Mr.. BOONE, was stationed in our
town several year since, and his kindness OF heart
and proper Christian department, won for him
many friends.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The following persons have been elected OFF,
GERS of BesrsheJa Division, No. g., Sons of Temper
ance, for the present quarter:-
WI Davis, ". p; H. c. Thomasson, ". A.;
j. E. Burns II. s.; j. r. Mcknight, A. Il. 81
A. ], Clinton, F. S.; A. Burns, T.; W. A. Burns,
C.: w. NJ. Caldwell, 4. c.; ]. W. Parker, I. g.;
W. E. Dover, o. S.; ]. R. s. Meek, J p. W. t.;
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Chester Court.

The Court of Common Pleas and General ses-
sons, for Chester District is In session this week
His Honor D. L. Wardlaw, presiding. The
business of the Term is not unusually large, there
being perhaps, not single stoutly litigated case
on the civil side of the Court. On the Sessions
Docket there are two cases of homicide to be tried
besides several other cases Of smaller and more
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-04
YELLOW FEVER.

The Board of Health report t0enty four deaths
from Yellow Fever, in Charleston, for the week
ending on Saturday last. The health officers deem
it imprudent for unacclimatized persons to visit
the city yet.
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suER1Er,s ELECTION.

Our readers will bear in mind that Monday
next, is the day appointed for the election Of a
Sheriff for this District. The polls will be open
but one day.
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90. pET,,rI. pREsRYrER,. !.

We return our best thanks to "a Bethel Pres
byter" for the very interesting sketch of the pro-
ceedings of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church,
which met at Sumter last week
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LOCAL MATTKRs.
MusIorrAL ELKor1oNs. The poll

MUNICIPAL ELEcT1oss. The polls in
Monroe Ward closed at sundown yesterday AFTER
noon, after being kept open three days. The re-
suit shows that all the old officers are reelected,
and most Of them by majorisies over all their COM
petitors. For Constable, Butler lesds Digges $40,
and Digges, Montague and Dean, combined, %
votes. For Assessor, Miller beats Holmes and
Fore, combined, 1865. For Superintendent Of the
Gas Works, Wynne beats Haggerty 1853. For Man.
ager of the Poor House, Pearce beats Myers, Lyme
man and Corbin, combined, 1919. For Gauger
Fox beats Jones 436, and Jones and wiglesworth,
combined, 295. For Grain Measurer, Glib beats
Watts, bis highest opponent, &, but is beaten by
the combined votes of his opponents 462-so that
ne is elected BY spluraIity only. For Captain of
the Night watch, Wilkinson beats Blankinship e43.
The elections passed off quietly, and apparently
creating very little interest. At least 200 voters
did not go TO the polls at all. We append table
of the vote In each ward:
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ss-PLAIN STATEMENTS or FACTS. =

Dr.. HAMPTON, now aged SO years speaks. Hear him:
Are you sicki Beware of imitationsl Ask fo1
HaTpton's Vegetable Tincture. TAe many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit too,
stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
can gaYaniZe worthless article, 80 as TO keep it
good medicine, il il be not really So
A good medicine will live become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes fren mouth to mouth with more
pidty than newspapers can spread it, A living wit
testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adyer
Using.
In prsof of what We say above we refer you to
Hampton's Vegetable Nncture and its effects.
MR. WM. HIGH No. l93 SO.th Pacs street Dalti
disease.
Mr. EDWIN N. sPRAsKIIH No. 27 Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful Of Scrofula of years
stan 1ng lost number of pieces of bone. restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoYIKLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
street-her ease ater years of suffering, has aston
5hed her friends Let the afflicted call to her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr.. Wm. Oldham of Baltimore Custom House sUf.
ered from these complaints for IS months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured hy Hamr-
toms Vegetable Tncture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry @. Winn had acough for years great
weakness, &c, had in ell five or six physicaus tried
ALT he remedies but was cured only by
HAMPT0N'S TIMETABLE TINGTURE.
RH~ Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
il a. ria.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond: b.,
Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg by MORTIMER 4 M0WBRAY, Balti
mora and by Druggists and ShopkeeperB everywhere
Ha-$l per bottle: six bottles for s.. -dAc
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PRICE ONECENT.


kansas.
dispatch from So Louis confirms tho accounts
OF Hoods on the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers.
From the mouth Of White river to the louisa ua
line, but few places escaped Plantations have
been submerged, and the destruction 10 immsu.s
At Napoleon. tho water il higher than during the
Hood Of 1874.
Another dispatch, dated vicksburs, April sd,
says:
sonIh ifom accounts received here this morning,
nave been Inundated, in eonsee usnce OF the height
to which the river has risen. 81 -. :.
Inc ievees below Napoleon are reported to have
smea way, .nefeoy causing the whole adjacent
Ihe river 10 now as high, within q few inches
as II has ever been known at points between this
city and Memphis. Opposite this point il has risen
eight inches within the last twelve hours
Large quantities of freight, Intended for points
above, have been brought thither from landings
which are covered with water. ~
resident of Bolivar county, Miss furnishe
the following particulars toa Memphis paper:
Our informant states, that some DAYS ago. hay.
ing occasion to visit Carsons Landing with his IA
miiy, this residence is some ten miles from the
river,} to procure passage for a female relative
upon some ascending boat, far as Memphis he
found his return suddenly cut off and himself CON
pletely hemmed In, by the rapid influx of water
consequent upon the breakage of the leves above
In short time the whole country, for miles In ex-
tent, was flooded. Large plantations, valued at
$50 per acre, were completely covered, and nearly
all the live stock swept away; ALL In fact save the
'ew who congregased upon little patches OF rising
ground here and there, of some few feet in ex-
tent.
In many. places private dwellings furnished
shelter aud protection TO man and beast As In
cases of double tenemsnts. oInewhat elevated
whites occupied one cad of the building, negroes
the other, while In the intermediate porch. cattle
would be huddled as thick they could stand -
In very many instances, however, the houses
themselves were deserted, the owners having been
compelled to bstake themselves to dagouts boats
aud rats. or whateyer came first to hand.
The suffering and distress of the Inhabitants IL
described a. having bsen severe in the extreme
Our informant states that, up to the time he lefs
fears were entertained that the levee wsuld give
way in other places below the first break, and all
who could render any effective service, were bu-
silly employed catching driftwood, and piling it
upon the levee and using all other means in their
power to raise 1t, so as to curb the impetuoas
Eood,
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A- BuRRow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

akuMArIss, Plies, KIDsgY APPEcTIoNs CosTIyp.
- fssksEsL DISEASES, and all chronic affections
~ at ~ skAuAi ORGANS. The wonderful reputatio q
1l4niy eradicating the above diseases l. unprec.
n.ta 70 Ife annals Of medicine. Thousands OF the
sss aayetsfate Cases OF disease have been cured by
- H4y great medicine, after having been pror
beyond all possible cure by the most end.
s. ~ sicians OF the country. Finley r. Ferga
frs $syi $seyoi 2, Norfolk, Va, cured Of Rheumatisrl:
ef9sks IN Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured OF Bros
: nsnShser of signor George Formerly pro.
~ 49,. - nss,e 10 this city cured Of terrible
5ass asaasction; and Thousands Of others whose
Sisse e2asa bs mentioned were il necessary.
*ssS ~ Pc bottls--six bottles for S.
AeefAk, Va. w. ffa'"oai ons"
~ kg&CELL. LADD L CO.. wholesale
aoa1. 10 6-3m
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nSy- SAVE YouR HoKsEs-..We ,ak

great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus.
tang Ltnimeat rs a valuable and indispensable arti-
Gle for Sprans, Ssres, Scratches Calls on Horses
bur men have used 1t for Burns Bruises Sores
sun joints aud Rheumatic Pains, and all say it acts
like magic. We use no other Linment
j. W. HEWITT
Foreman for American, Hsrnden's and
Wells. Fargo Co.'S Express"
9entiemen - had a negro man worth 81 2O0
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless for
over one year; I had used everything I could Hear
If without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini
nent. Ii has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above price for him Respectfully yours
JAMES D0RRANCE
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK ,Proprietors.
mhi8-d&cwlm New York
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Fkas A. B. CLARKE, Market Place
EaS~ New SPRIHG GooDs !
| & 3 81

We respectfully invite attention to our new stock
cf SPRING GOODS now openiuH, and assure the
Ladies' in particular that those gcSHs offered
lower rates than the same could now be- bought for
having be n eary in the market; and our FINANCIAL
POSITION ia such that we have advantages Ia the
ket, enabling us to purchase at the lowest Cash
PRICES All We ask of you is 10
Call Examined Compared! Judgolil!
Respectfully, J MlLLUlsEK BRO,
NH Linn lg} Rrcah gtreet.
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fdpTHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR IAMES CIAPKE,9

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
This invaluable medicine is unfailiRg in the of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident TO
The female constitution,
II mOderates all cxcesses and removes all obstruc-
tions from whatever cause, and a speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken bD females that are
pregnant during The FIRST THREE MONTHS as
they TO bring on Miscarriage but at erery
her time, and eury other case, they are perfectly
safe.
In ali cases cf Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heaviness Fatigue on slight
exerton, Palpitation Of the Heart l. wness of spIr
its, Mysteries. Sick Headache. hites and all the
painful diseases occasioned by dis0tdered system
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 80 pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain can be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
RBPURCELL, LADD Co, wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-d&cw3n*
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rs,y- In Or, OR WATER CoLoRs. from

ft1y IN UIL, Oh NATEK NULUFs' ITVIH
email tsREorYPES or DAauEsRRoTYPEs of deceased
ners ms OF from HE, are executed at the Photo
s-sph and Fine Art Gallery OF IL. W MINIS, Ia the
Highest stye Of the art. at the shortest notice
Also plain Photographs. AmbTotypes, Sphereo-
trp and every style Of likeness known, or desired.
spd satisfaction guaranteed to the most iatidious
IN. Crsyou heads of small ohildreR rs executed at
Galleries. have gained the admiration OF all who
tsve ....n then Galleries on Main street, opposite
the new Custom House, Richmond. Va and syca-
n, ,re street, Petersburg, Va. NH Is
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s,s- Couous COINS. HoARsEsEss &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing ont host OF
oi,sstNiiy specifics, and while some tew may
b. good, many usele and some even dangerous
To prevent di>appontmentr best course 10 pursue
Is consult your family ply ican otherwise use
royed. L. lee safe and eficaciOus. Of this class is
T YLER COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
ly the tavoT;te prescription of eminent ph yscian
ii became a popular family medicine, and with
out advertising, has continued to ENJOY a growing
reputation for the last twenty years. In all recent
Bronchitis, HoopingC CouSh. Group, Asthma. &c. ii
used with unparalleled success, AS most families
WI testify.
bold by FISHER WINSTON, MEADE & BAKER A.
BorEKER &c. at 25 cents per bottle and in ele-
giant and pleasant lozenge form, I24 and Is cents
1 snns y fa 21-2nL*
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COUNTY OF HENRICo.
SHERIFF.
ny. To THE Worms on

I6y- To THE Worms OF HErRIco
JouNrY.-I take this method Of announeinx mysch
candidate for the Sherfalty of Henrico county @
the election In May next; and 4 elected promise 10
devote all of my time TO the ONCE. and to dscharYs
voters OF the county before the day of election and
in the meantime refer all such AZ wiHh 70 asnsr-
tain my fitness for the Office to my nsighborv and
to John n. Gregory, Esq, John B. Young. II anA
the Justices OF Henrico county.
aG-dtde II. T. CARTHR
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snA WoRp OF ExpLAsATIoN.-Th

rroprietor of HEsRY's STIMULATING LINIMENT de.
sres tho public to understand that the preparation
which he offtrs is not an EMBRoCATIoN but is I'M
NEsr according to the legitimate Specification OF
the word Having the consistency of an ointment
il may be applied either az plaster, or be rubbed
on the af,ected part and rAs NEVER FAILED TO AFFORD
RELIEF. Its efficacy once tested, the Lniment will
become "a household medicine"
nN- For sale by most OF The Druggists In this
city. PURCELL, Lsnp Co, wholesale agents.
uh tS--lmS
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Nsw ARTICLE poR SMOKERS, =

sRggSLgsYs ANTI-NERvoUS CIdAas:--The
rrrprjatnr ~ ihcse Cigars having devotei muck time
80 .,uiy experimenting upon tobacco. has at last
a.reSfrtn producing article far superior To any
hing vet rel ~ the public.
They have already been introdnced in'p the Iar'
,>y cities with entire success; having been pro
nnonneed by the press 60 he better article than
s"rsn-eiyhts 81 che imported oues which opinion
has been emphaiicsly endorsed oy conn 1otssurs OF
tn weri
The unser.igrsd having taken the agency for
,has, Cigar ~num most respectfully invite All who
vho ej.n ,nF wholesome. fragrant article, that IL
garrsntei and will bc found upon trial not TO in
,nre the health 20 call and examine for Themselves
=" S''' N " COREY A co,
NH 4!-lms No l25 Bread street.
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I6- wHY surrEa WITH A CouoH. from

ohd, Hoarseness, or Consumptive Cough whom
on on can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS
~ 1t s combined with other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
y ~ prepared by Chemist ef reputation, and is pro-
eyrup In the world
Bottles z, 20 cents and 81. Bold by PURCELL
AHpD Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
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PARTICULAR NoricE.-Great sale OF

PARTICULAR NOTfCE.-Ureat sale Of
Watches Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
saciinn and private sale, by IL. ". .QUAsLEs. at No.
- Main street every day aud evening this week.
Ladies sale At { o'clock 7 NJ
(ieniiemcus sale AT IA o'clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer
ei IN ths market. for sale as above. Merchants
parfic usrly invited to call and examine the goods
snd purchase either privately or at the evening
sales All goods warranted as represented. No. $50
Man street. NH ~
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CouncR.-D.J J. Saunders 1850; L. W. Glazebrook
1885, VIM. G. Allen 19j; s. D. Denoon s04; Thos
G. Eppes 723; r. G.. Morris 675 Geo. X. Crutch
field 535 : James A. Scott 476: Wellington God.
din 501; G. A. Hundley 81; James D. Browne
10: @. Dimmock 10; Geo. W. Smith 5 Fleming
Griffin 8 &C. 7. Workman 3; r. W. Apperson ]; Dr.
A. Snead 2.
Messrs Saunders, Glszebrook. Allen, Denoon
aud Eppes the Monroe Ward Delegates to the
City COuucil.l
Aldermen John L. Tate, n. c. Lpscomb, James
Bray, I. b. Starke and J. W. Beveridge.
The five gentlemen named above are the Alder
men elect for Monroe Ward
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slay~ DEAR SiR--lt is with willing plea
sure ia addition 81 many Others add my testmo-
nv 10 the efficacy of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS, in giving permanent relief in Dysentery and
Summer Complaints with nay children Al.o, my
wife having suffered several years from debilitaton
and other diseases. peculiar TO their SEX has found
= restorer in these valuable Bitters. Hoping they
nay prove successful with others with my family
Your oot servant,
j. d THOMAS.
To Nr F. BtKER. Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in the city
Of Richmond ard elsewhere in Virginia. Also OF
CRAELEs SToTT 4 Co. Washington City, G, and l.
II STABLER & 70. Baltimore. NH j-ift
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CoMMIsSIONERs.

TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HKNRI-
90 U0UNTY.--Att the request Of many friends, j an
nounce my self a candidate for the ediee OF OOM-
MISSIONER on THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election, and respect
to elect me- promise to discharge the duties Of
the Office faithfully. Respectfully.
an 6-lws Fett HC9H LON0E6T.
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81 COMMISSIONER OF THE REvENUR Ur.
PEh DISTRICT, HENRICO COUNTY.-I ansounss
myself candidate fer the COMMIsel0NERDHlP
Of the Upper District ef Henrico county, In The
place of Jacob Reesee. resigned and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election on Zth Nay.
If els sted will discharge the duties Of the ofee
faithfully. sp 7-dt2M VIZ LAWTON.
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CO.. To THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. 8,
HENRICO COUNTY, am q Candidate for tho Of
nce Of CONSTABLE In the Third District Should
it be your pleasure feiowcitzens. TO elect me. the
duties of the Office shall be discharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. Election Fourth Thursday In may
ans-dtd& VIM. II. TYLER.
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s@GREAr IMpRov BmENT IN

k6G GREAT lMPRoy yBMENT IN
EXTRACTING TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce TO those wishing their
teeth EKTRAcTnp, that he now has instruments supe
rior 10 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adapta ton is such To- render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painleRs, HcrcT
fItllsc 30 tr1 the t0oth the first tl1i never breaking
n. mangling tho gums, or ipluring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, ann In
Eerting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite coririhian Ua'l. on hain street.
ia I3-5ta
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DIsHssRn Rn.-sIayor Magruder, of Washington.
has very properly discharged ]. NJ. Carrico, the
watehman who witnessed the late attempt at
sassination on Capitol Hill, but did not disclose 1t
until q week afterwards.
Mr.. Mullins, President of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad, was seriously injured on
Monday by fall, whilst endeayoriog to get upon
atrain.
young man named Brown. swallowed his false
teeth whilst asleep, recently, in Nashville, Tenn,
which acerated his throat so badly that he was
In danger of losing his fife.
Hon. Charles Marin died at his residence In
Leipsic, Kent county, Del, on Friday night, the
Goth ult., after few weeks illness.
On Thursday morning, last week, between the
hours of one aud three o'clock, the house occupied
by Col. Copally +. Trigg, situated in East Knox
Wills, ,..Tsnnssses, was entirely consumed by fire.
Governor Melville has appointed delegates to
represent the State Of Mississippi In the Sonthern
Commercial Convention.
Grasshoppers are infestIng the vicinity Of San
Antonio, Texas, and serious apprehensions are en-
tertaiHed by planters that the crops win be de-
stroyed. EHf
The stores and dwellings OF Higgins and Fuller,
and frame house owned by n. FAIRIES, at Williams
port, Pa, we . burned on Wednesday. Loss $oo,-
900.
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ES- WHY SUFFER wIrH RHEUMATiss, NEURALGIA
Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain In any part
Of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels when You
can be cured instantly with HARTsII0RNE'S
IL is a fine tonic for weak stoniachs
and bowels, giving them tone and strength TO di-
gest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Let sll who suffer, buy q bottle from PURCELL,
LADD CO., or other Druggists IN Richmond
Bottles 70 and 3o cents. oc i0-6m
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TRANSFERS, who have not obtained
their licenses should do 90 at once, ~ the police
oficsrs will commence reporting all that are uniF
csnsed, on Monday next.
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ceECrAL NOTICES
A. THE "NUTCAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

pvrrwxs 80 Tng INSURED ny ANNUAL d.
vIDENDS
TutRTY-FEsE PER CENT
or THE PREMIUMS PAID
err,so who nav CASH receive their hivtdends IN
r.Su Those Who give notes are credited on their
t ~" ,.i'b the TuIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. DIV.
lDEAn. ,.,. ,u., 4, n;,,,.
sn5s ................... n0a, ,5as II
ri5 g,r i4ssSAS by death, l'7ot,ai2 ~
CarisaJ Iaa 1T, iSS>.,,-..;.,,....S-,, sssSto -
aver sAUeo1 have been paid to families iNing Ia
Virginia 49,, n,rppty NfrTrAI ,bosa
,,snrs5 IN virginia share fully IN all benefits.
"a sItu o KNOWLES 4 WALf0RD.
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TAX PAYHRs, owning small lots in
Hsnrco county, may save themselves much trou
BILE by calling the Sheriff, to-day, at the Conri
House, and paying their taxes. f