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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
aighiy. ortas:ai from the North:


New York telegram says French papers
confirm the report that the steam ram Olinde,,
recent Y of the coast t:of. France is q Confeds
crate cisruer. A large number of. f.easeg and
barrels have been transferred to- her from
Z English steamers. z z M 4 q: e.
Northern psra Of the q eeeived. y
Gea Gamofa sendsa as official dispatch to.
Gen. Eallsck dated Charleston, lSsh, an
neu,lcing the capture Of that City with two
hundred on and q supply Of fine ararar-
milton. = ~: - 4 q
He says the cotton varehousesy afsenal,
iron stores iissroads shriid dges, t7o iron clads
{ we're eburne5 by she rebels. and that al the
inha bitartS who remained belong to the poor
or classes q.
The ca I crt aadersan .es IS az
s seaaholinceds asssSs
The Tribune 81 Y special cores.
Ba;isserit saYssit is esti1ssed the ca psnre of
Z Charleston, Fort Anderson with ihs3 certain
isca6ffsIsa oS Adapile liberats twentss
thousand mon froei can 9 spat
. 10 the -ernss- 80 e
Stanton elesras Son Dix. tie
9th; announcing tit ga ptlre of ilming tom
~ The British 2 Parliement was OF end By the
Royal Commissio ion. on the z til Fetlruarys The
Qaeen's spsee:i s>gs sherS HlGiss.y remains
{ stsadfsstly neutral between the contending
parties AnlerIea and woalldr rejoice at friend
sly reconciliation. s. u
2niederate fsoaa, on tac Stlr Febraary,
ifiv-ffss sila Gi.y-seYey. S
lie o.losisls, is MAJ ttaeru
ssteiegrap.. p..iiesaews. -
Cincinnati 6espatches of the Cd say that
the Kentucky House 2of Representatives re-
jected tae proposed amendment ito the Fed.
eral Corstitutitn by twenty four majority.
The New York. Chamber Of Commeres un-
nnimeusly passed resolutions asking the Gov.
cramant to send General Anderson in "a na-.
tional ship to haist-oysr Fort Sumter the flag
lowered in 1861. 3 :. . =,
France show the reported cession Of Sononc
is without foundation, and indicateaelatipns
betwean Francs. and the United States not
likely to undergo disturbance. -,S ii -
The Nea.0 orleans Times of the 21s. says
it was runorcd ia Matamoeas- on the 10Th
that a U. S. Coasul had been. expelled from:
: that city. and that no more clearances would
be given for. Q. s. vessels from that city by
Imperial authority New York special to. the
Boston Post says That tis President ordeFed
the release ofRegsrA Al. Prior.irom Fort War
ren on parole; he is TO report to Forney at
Washington. S.
"a Cairo despatch to tho Uincinsati. Com
.fnercial says tho steamers. Mercury, Goose.
back and Dove were attacked by gIelrillis
On the thirteenth, near Helena; the latter
was captured, with one regiment on board,
z Col: sDean, commanins the regiment, was
killed. q
: The New Oriesna Bee denies the report
that Gen. Caul had given notice Of sinfen-
tions to. rotatiate on fIexican officers for:
Texas refugees returned Ito Confederate au-s
thorities.. ~ :.z,s5
A. Washington special to The Philadelphia
Press 2335;, rel osts shat hec had attacked /
Grant, spds dessatcd him, - iess x
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Wonderful I!

q
We SAY few day.,ago some vary strong. very
beautiful, and worry Plant leather, Which had been
tanned, cut and out, in 6vo days. TIis scems
almost iniraculdu bat tits nevertheless profound
fly true. Mr.. JACK Tv4rsISs Sf Dark co.nOr.
acll knCSl throughout our Distriot-whotis at
prescntcsrryins on the tanning and sho abasiness
al Very large scale in his nsighborhood-is tho
man sho, achieved thiSaf; !; AMI who is aeh ~
ing it every day; in fact no has yearly q very
largo contract fdr the Goycrnm snss Or rather we
aeoala say IL was undor his supervision that tho
fat was achiertii Whether he himself discovered
or r.ven.ed this Lightning process af tanning, I'VE
cannot say The; individual who Gid discover it
has. laid even Yankee smartne;s and ingenuity in
lhs shade. IN fact, Tho disc9yerer must be solao-
.ishst ceruiesn about Tho yrntraf auperfeios. fe
are not exactly susssyhat that means Ourselves,
sbnt oasintsntionis to sag: slightly blue abs1t
tho belly.1 OF scenrse 10 ono would accnge my
sany member cf the stanch old Tompkins family:
Of bc;ag in tis faintsst degree cerulean aboatthe
yentral ;soi. is settled that our friend
JACK is nottho.inysntor. - = =. e
Thcyl;iis cowto d d:yyi and, aAying i sepsiyts11
consig.rtho hide 10 tic tpt, and in less than
week, the sano h;dc, is splcaaii ltasherJ beauti-
fulla.dresssd ani roaay5tar sAipment-or for tho
ssaemaker.s knifes Tie principal ;pssredsnt usca
are green Pine tops andsred oak zbat & What an.
inSs Ssbalstiblo:euppl of both we havei Tho
mstho: :6asbeen patented. 8 AS 10 The durability
and finish Of Tie leathe!, ahorc caa be Hoapabs.
Why, We have sesn,i with our own eyes, hide;
drawn fromF the vats in. France Ind Geraany
lain thcre..fiys 1esrs. They require.
two years oven In Connecticut and Msssachu1 /
sstts. ..s-si. 80, ;.s..sss Il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

EAcansd ofnlfcdfis frcla ceipyisor,.
Ill Sarsnhahreportt the Yankees very anxious.
aud sppTehehsige Of interference by Frlnce:
apd othss pOHsrS on tbs ash Of March
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

rusIlsiIs5 oahsp II aolsrse
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

--airi Lshps our lvashersroman's thanks for tho
.dirs-reaotss says II inonssrous seod..,
Whilst entering tho good .B,s. nalns en- our
boofsiwo uttered Z .sdcnp SOW nercr to be aos
.imPrudont nbout silver spoons asain, and if We
do, may We be huliod il, barrel n soft seap for
n ,rlil month. vho will senRin next aRd MIA.
Wilt. be7 Wo await anxiodsly. : "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

aIts: Etssh4 DlssD, q sse.ry asa Tsss.... 8 :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07
VOL. L..

1alHa.H ;AeNpF e-5tttp Ia
that its good thing to live under, and when
sch cusses ez 700 talk nv what 700 will and
wont do under it, bile. 60 home, 700 cussi
es, go home 4 'Yoc, South, apd puilin off yor
coat, 60 to work thankin God that johnson $
merciful enuff tn let 700 60 home at all, instid
Nv hangin yoo up like dorg, for tryin to bust
governmenttoo good for yoo. Yoo, North
thankful that the men nv sense Nv the North
he'd the manhood to prevent us from rooiuin
ourselves by maxim sich ez yoo our niggers.
Avaunt ~ e
And the excited Mr.. Maginnis, who is evil
dently subjoogated, strobe out nv our pres
ence His intemperit talk cast chill oyer
our confdencis, and we didn't resoom with the
case and freedom we commenced ed with, and in
few minutes we partid. ! didn't like him.
PETROLEUM Y. Nasty,
Late Faster NV the Church of the New Dis
pensashun. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07

Cy0gRIFrs sAJE-srArs or lows LIE COUNTY IS
- n virtue special execution to directed issned
y the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
Of ths County of Lee State Of lows for the Of tn.
school YSpd aud against David P Sheli., H. I. Reid
spi NJ Red Nil sell the highest bidder, at the
mont door 3fihA Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee
countty Iowa at Keokuk. in said county, the Esd
day OF Deeember, A. D, 1865 between the hours of
O'Clock A. and O'Clock P. H., commencing at O'Clock
Not ssia d., the following property, o-wt: The
hsff ~ 81 IT, eporthwest quar- ter OF section thirty
one fs15 township tysix 66i range hve (5 west so
acres n lee colnty, Iowa k75
To be sold Of court to satsfy said writ of
ecution ISRAEL ANDERSON
printers Iee ~ eosl Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
Keokuk Nov -. rs. fthul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07

and Boiled, for
.vMxssos, ,lAaErm : %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07

CHERIFFS SALE.--State of Iowa, Lee
- couptv ss-By virtue Of general execution TO me
directed issred the Clerk District Court Of said
county In favor OF Connable Smyth. and sgsiusr
f,e Trrbe1l and IL ". Wilson, have levied upon
will sell TO the highest bidder at Montrose Lee
Iowa on the 18th day OF December D. 1895, between
the hours Of esolciock A ~ and = Clock r NJ com
mencne AZ O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, the following
propertv to-wit Two horses. one sorrei six yesxs
old and the other a bay ten years old
.< : a,.c,tSou ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Sssntsr.s Pee IS SOL Sheriff of Lee Co., lows.
Teokuk. Nov. 30, 1855. [thu-2t]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07

cHERIfrs t4Lal lsrarr OF foviexls lcousrr-ss
y By virtue OFT ccia execution to me directed, issued
by the Clerk of the Dict Court of said couuty avas
OF IL n oaae1xa xa1aa aeainst Linz evesaux Umsted
widow dviss 81 Pf11k q. @. Umstrd, deceased win
sell to the hiehes fhe froat door Of the Clerks
once Of the D1l Court Of lee county, iowa. Keo-
kuk in said county, q the z5d day Of December, A D.
1sdS hefWeen ~ k6urs Of O'Clock . - md sclatk
p. n commencing = O'Clock p Of sAid day, the fol
lowing property, foit The undivided onchfth (I-5I
or the one halt 60 q t.o fiths g D Of the same par
csls OF lands Eu1eAed by the sad Sample, and him
couve1ed ~ Qey Nls AMI wife by deed bearing date
Mach 10 ~ g. esns tse same parcels and an the
Win - Ftunk 9. - che let day OF April 1883
bsiAg IN ssc4ioa th ythres (s) and shirty4our f3a
tewnship sxtyAveke6) raoge Ave ~ vest more
paSfcul191y appou6y refeF~ace 10 said deed Of Wells
"a wll6 81 - = and wife, in Lee county Iowa
~ ~ ~ ~ 0d9 Of court 70 satisfy I'D witt Of ex.
Pylntwpb uo0 lbl ISRAEL ANDERSON,
k6561 u6k1, rs. tsha] Sheriff Of Lss o., Iowa
II INN OII--RAw and Boiled, fol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07

cHERIFF'S S SALE.-State of Iowa. Lee
- rorn,y ss-By virtue Of special execution to-
tad i.s.ed by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
ronn.y in favor OF Edward sohn-uu assignee Of Sophia
F,rrer and againssJ Iics ni.h ~ hornsh viii se
- ~ hichest bidder the front door Of the Clerks of
sc ~ the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at ken
Lnk IN said county the 3oth day of pecemher D.
commencing at O'Clock +. NJ Of said day, the fol
lowing property to-wit Lots ten lo) eleven ND. and
,sive fi2i In block nftyeight f5e}, Ia keokuk lie.
To be sold order ofcourt to satisfy said writ ofexe
cution. rsp.yr .~nppcov
Kaokuk. Nov 80, '65. Tthu-inl Sheriff Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-07
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company
NEWARK, NJ. j.
Cash Capital Over 100000

Diriderds 50 per cent Ftfd 70 The inssved annually
THIS Company, over twenty years old,
Il offers insurance Dsw and improved Hon.foJsit
plans presenting subject in the attractive form
OF profitable investment.
1t sarpl,s s3 600 co 90 securely invested
furui-hing pslf f1aiirg security u policy holders
II has nearly Tsoo Hundred kssbsrE n the city OF ke
okHk.
0FPfcLCorner of 5th and plondesu streets.
Jyls-dff BALL DUNN, Agents
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

.iaeh.cs, Mississippi, July 80. ls6j.}
For the Information 81 civil officers Of
the State, Who may be called on to admin.
,.,sr the amnesty, ! ha,e deemed Il proper
10 cause to be published the letter n in.
s,ructions " the Secretary Of state Of the
United States, mud TO order compliance
with it, terms. hat the original oath may
DO forwarded TO this olhse Tor Transmission
70 the proper department. FOR the sake Of
ccnv rnienec and certainty, officers had bet.
Ter prosure l. flank forms at the printing u.
ices. WM. l.. SnAhkEY,
Provisional Goserscr 81 Mississippi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
J. X. issoss, Secretary Of State.


kxtcrfi'x Otfiry,
Jackson, Mississippi, July ',h Is6i.}
Whereas, Il !, required by tho regulation.
Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury, thu. oil
persons engaged In and carrying on nny
kind Of business, must be loval citizens Of
tho United States; tnd whereas, the tax.
Ing d the oath VI amnesty prescribed ~
the Presidents proclamation u May 10Th,
A. b. 1865, u evidence VI loyalty =
Therefore. Ordered. That all persons
engaged In trade Us merchants, or vendors
81 merchandise, clerks, mechanics, ur,is-
ans, professor, teachers. attorneys. doe
tors. editors. printers, bankers. hotel keep.
sr., and all persons engaged In business Of
ans hind whatever, are required to take n
once, unless ,hcs have previously taken
the amnssty oath ~ set forth In the Prcsi'
dcnts ptcclnma,io on " May :gth, 1865.
W. l.. SuARkfY, Prov. Gov. Mis-.
~ the uoscrnori :.
j. II. ysRoEa, Secretary u State.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
hDlERTISENENTS
announcements.

Ma Enron The friends NJ Captain
Thomas I. Wilson announce bis tine ~
u candidate for tho Convention
Ma. Enron II The Hon '. ID lfby
will permit his name announced 49, u can
diiaio Tor thu Convention, he will be sup
ported by many voters SCUM si"f'
MAJ, VI \. WAnp Al the solicitation
II friends have consented 10 become q
candidate for tha State Convention. You
will please announce my name
Respectfully Yours,
l., y. COOrgR.
Ma. Enron Permit ms to suggest tho
names u Col. Calvin Miller and samuc'
Mathews, as suitable candidates for dele
yates 10 the Convention. NOtgRs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
EXECUTIVE NOTICES.

Estcuriys Orricg,l
jackson, Miss, July 80, ls6j.
ordered, That the act in regard 10 the
action Of r., levin, aud the amendment
thereto, passed by the Legislature Of Mis-
si-s,ppi since the 9th Of January, 1861, bo
and ,ke same IL hereby declared to be in
full force from this date.
[ssAL.1 Given under my hand, tho day
and year above written.
W. l.. SuARkEY,
Provisional Governor.
w the Govcrnori
j. X. lksoss, Secretary Of State.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
DENTAL NOTICE.

INNS. A. q. DENTON and ". 8. rANk.
~ gRsLEY, formerly 81 Madison eoan,,
Mississippi, e1sr their professional services
~ the s,tiseus " Pamela and vicinity.
Having praesieed psn,ts,ry for fifteen years
Ne latter ourselves that ve can siss entire
satisfaction To oil who may honor us with
. call. Hall sets Of tsssh inserted for one
hundred aud sf,v dollars. Half, " urrer
es's TOE seveatv.S,e dollars. Wiling dpue
from one dollar ffsy 10 three dollars and
kfty cents each. A perfect At insured ia
every Get Of teeth pat up. There are sev.
srsl Aiuds of trade Which vili be- taken in
exchange Tor worh. tive ass call sad ex.
anime oar work AMI Won will be pleased
We could give hsst " rsferenee., bal
W dina csr vurh the beat recommends
ton We ean give.
othce In Dr. Lslsud's Drug Store.
jyi.tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
EXECUTIVE orrICv, ,

'tINbs
Jackson. Mississippi, July ash, lsG5.i
ohcess ~hc qualify under the pro clam.
alton, mus. forward ~ this disee, either
with thu oath or otherwise, the ofscss they
hold, so that q record may be ksp, showing
their chcial character, or commissions 'is.
sued " necessary. uivsn under my hand
the day and year above written.
". 1. SiIARKEY,
Provisional Governor II Mississippi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15
Oh, colatlp Dlmh sIat.
n. =. W,ep, ~ Or,

ug 1ho pdno q ouf INl.f
Doc &C. dollars l9f ouo ycr hli'
cpnis lBr anp month Uul hlletn
eoula per single copy ~
ma John W, ward, ~ lbc hfm ~
Crnm.ey ward $40 Main street,
Memphis. ~ our authorized o9rni.
An bnsinpml oit with him tor the -tir
viii meet with prompt attention tgfi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

10 DEMocNATs, il You wish 10 pur-
chase Piano, AiyIodcou, OF Sewing Ma
chine, and afterwards be abused, by being
called "Coppcrhoods,' "SympathizcrS"
and " "rraitols,' buy Of one Bennett Of
this place. Ii you hear loud moulhed
or see a long-oarcd, owlcyed, gauruiug
legged lauhco, on our streets, bcratng
Democrats, you may depend it is Bennett,
llc is guilty o. just such low, mean, con
tomptaJlo business, but his tongue is 10
sIaudcr Inc better portion of the Re
publican party arc u0l engaged in that
GinI Of work 3tal,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

e45- Rev. W. G. CATTELL has sent US
Programme of tho "Excrcisos of Com
monccmo Mt week, 1869" This is without
date or location "omct, but we suppose it
is Intended Tor the exhibition of the La.
fayutto ColIcgc,at EastoD. The exercises
commcncc to morrow Sunday and tegmi-
nate Oh next Wednesday.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

sasr The LU2rHNE UNIuN.--This cx-
cellont paper is enlarged. In its new
shape, it is one of the largest country
newspapers in the State. 1t is good to
sec that the Democracy Of Lu2crnc can
furnish proper patronage to thtir Demo.
cratic organ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

~ Lo5r, on Wednesday last (proba-
bly, in the Catawissa Cars,) between New
Berry and BioomSburg "a READY-REcE-
oNER, belonging to the Editor of this
journal 1t contained papers only valua--
bic to its owner. y reward will be paid
for its return to this Office,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

ssy- The new frst class hotel, to be
called the Phnnix, which is being erected
in Wilkes. Barre, is under roof, and will
in all probability be open for guests in the
course Of few months.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
saturday Morning,July 22,Iso5.

nay- z, i. Butler will be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Governor
Of Mnssachusctts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

Gsg" President Lincoln declared with
emphasis that be "did not mean to run
,ho churches 1t was one OF bis quaint
heaven born remarks intended 10 cover up
the very thing be was then doing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22

We have small receipts for june This is owing u
The fact, that have been mu h out to collect
aud that people have other business In harvest beside
paying the Printer. During the last month we have
sent bills ta many Of customers and We earnestly
rcsucst them 70 remit our dues by mail without dc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22
Groceries, Queensware, Hard.
ware, Cedarware,

lirnon,S Medicines, Drugs Oils. Fish, salt, Nails
Candies Tobacco, scgars, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
in short, clc hing usually kept in country storJ.
ThanhfUl for past patronage, Old trcnds and the
pabIc generally invited to call and for them
selves | VIII sell goods dt Is UW rates any other
huusr IN the cunutIy. will not be undcrsud by jew
or GCutIle. Come friends, roll up, bring your Pro.
dHca bring yuur cash, your Lumber or anything YOU
have to sell wIli pay much, aud sell as low, rs
any house this SIDE Of PhIlldrlFhu; me aud
all! bring your trade, bat don't ask for trust.
PVOr iitSl is ocui, OGa acGtS hIHcI Him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22
NOTION IN PARTITION


Estate Of James Raistoa, deceased
To Matilda Ralston, Wllamipa. widow
of Robert Rnlston, and James. Donald
c., Elvira and Charles, minor children
OF o. Robert Ralston, deceased, residing IN
tne County Of Dauphin, John Ralston, re.
siding in Schuylkill County William Rails.
iop' residing in Brazil, South America.
Josiah Raston, Of Columbia County, Ar.
nos lntermarriod with Marshal Slvertborn
residing in Brcckinridgc, Colorado Ter
ritory, Susan intermarriod with Miles G.
Abbott, Martha intermarried with George
BdIcman, and Elizabeth daughter of
James Ralston, Junior, deceased who ba.
Tor her guardian b L. Hartman, heirs and
legal representatives Of James Ralston,
ia'c OF Bloom township, Columbia County,
deceased,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22
NEW GOODS
Al
G.. krcamcr'S Store,
JEESEYTOWN, COLUMBIA Co.


THE subscriber has jp-t rctured from
4 rmlaa,lphir, with large aud srIoct assortment
Of New Goods. purchased at the lowest cash prices
lii> stn6 consists of Ladies Dress Gnnd,, AlpHcts,
ClpihIHl. Fancy aftIccS Caiiruns, Ginghlms, Elan
uris ShnWs silks. tu.hs Cas- sinners, StHctts, Cot.
tou,,dcs Kentucky Jeans Threads, Muslins, licking,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-22
TIEE NO OTTCE

<HNb W. IICE
ihat m inquest will be held the real state Of IA
deceased, whi'h shall assemble nj the farm hnus. a.,
Garrison, on ~ ''
trtday Mc MI Of august n. d., 1865,
attrn o'clock, In the forenoon aud IL continur mill
a." uc rem 'St" Of the deceased IL appraised for ihe
PP'se ~ h''kuG pa,ition ot thr rril tlta of the
SH'" !cas'd 10 and among his rirs ard legal rem.
frsrniiivrS, II the same can he done wtlnuI urri,
"l'' 10 ut sPul'ng the Whole otherwise 10 vaur and
apIims' W." same according to law ut which time
ava lIacd you arc required to attend if you think
proper ~
SAMUEL SNYDER.
.,..,r,a ISh"U
jane ~ lSt5.- Gw
, 1865-06-13

wife, or for his children, or for his aged
parents, if they are in any way dependent
upon him, the great prospective blessing
of not being left destitute, when the time
comes that they will no longer be provided
for, by his daily labour, or other form Of
eXertl0n.
The great points, of course, in respect
of such contracts, are permanence and
security. These must be chiefly sought
in the responsibility Of the Directors, the
intelligence, Judgment, and zeal Of the
Manager and his colleagues, the beautiful
amount of the business transacted, aud
proper economy in the processes adopted
for obtaining it. The status in society Of
the Directors Of the BRITISH PrNdentiaI
Company, and the reputation of their
Secretary, Mr.. Harden, establish the res
pectability and the talent, the economy
must be sought in the baIance-sheet, the
amount of business is shewn in the rapid
increase Of income set fort in the report,
now closely approaching 100000 per
annum.