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Burglar PROOF Egpress sqfe
TO the Medical Faculty.
AdnainisfTaaoE's sale 81 . valuaaI. A.
Parnfus fer the Cure Of Psrsiy.fa
A. s. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTION &c Commission,
$50 Second Street.
GALES EVERY DAY. Quick sales; pronp


Ahc Dtatth lfact a. PUBIC sale.
nSikOJs OF carrying ont a. speedily -
~ possible The provisions o. the VIII o. G.
Buntyn, Deceased The disposal Of his Home
Stead Tract, We WI ofer - Pubic Sale Ire -
naming lcr tnn Il The II cL. Consisting q
about SEFENIf-FIFE LOIS, varying nom
Two 70 ten acres In size. embraclug with ths
Geld iands ali ire 90 dlandi 10 ca ths Trasf.
The bizh reputation FOR nns hsalfh when
thfsi nc hiy enjoys, ard the choice NJ EASY
and quick communication Eub the city byra6-
way or d-r road, give u these iands advzn-
tages mat mDat Be apparent 70 the business
msn OF Memphis, A. 3 cheap convenient and
pleasant p int At which 10 establish their dam-
iy residences, conbinlrg 50 fully the advan-
age n town and country.
With The onlect o. removing ali difficulty In
aeliirg. We sHall Oner he property upgn IN.
following easy TEhMS-Dne-i0urfh c5ah 49,
Ance IN g. IL "a and y months with fntsra-.
y rants deeds EtVeu and deea oftruat I ken
waving redemption.
Every OF put M VIII be sold without reserve.
Plans Of ths lots may Be obtafusd at he one.
or me AucuoneeB eacn iot being staEed 90 a.
70 Be examined before the sale
Sale viii Dc upon toe premises. on WrDNEa-
DAY, tbs l5th % October. IssT.
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AUCTION.
Elegant Mirrors, Chamber and
ParIOr Sets. etc.

A ? our salssr0om THIS MORNING. At ten
n O'Clock.
oesH EOYsTER TREzzvANT e co.
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and Carriage Material

Corrected daily by WOodburn, Smith a Co..
Nos Ii and u6 Green street, 81. Louis.
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~ DoOrs open at 2 and J pm. commencing at p and y p4m.
Que Dollar; Children, Fifty Gents.
@For Acts and Artists, see PrOgrsmmes72 "a
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O. o. BUNTTN
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PUBLIC SALE

Administrator with VIII anuexsd.
HOYSrER IRRELEVANT &CO,
selsd Aurft0nearl
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Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
I'll
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JOHN c. G & co.

Vera Atque Honesta deere.
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TARY OF WAR
tFr0-1 ne Tribune, Sept


|tnLNaHNl. az. Be- -1Hf
0FFTCV uF TUE TET- The sp1utltl
nrgF- NV YORK. Jan. Sfeedmau rs s..
-. IsHs-De1r Sir The Of war, mOnsrr
Journals generally say Ed culgus rs {
hiss Mr Stanton has trlrsig lily. is g
rendered hi, resigua- So keeping v.
rtou. and expects s1uu >poliE
10 leave the war de- f. plwagB o. chi
osrtmeut. worst maniufh
Ahould this be the try Tor given .
ra-e. I venture 20 sug- Ehe ecu d has
gst as bis o -a-s1r, = succe-s1rtO 81
Gen. Jane p ~teed- ION InIr- CbDT
man. OF Oh O., one n the people al
tie aravest and fruesL worthy % n.
q our Uui0s 80 uu- taau St+eiIli
tcerS, and = capable, would HVs Inc
devote patrloF. yhp-eu b N :
Trusti Fthgl y01 are Waslup1s En.e.
HWBra az ris merly-. / man !E p las
remEiu yurrs, d llite- S-'
Horace EEEELEE. ought 90 De seer
Hon. a. johnson. waE, =tg
DraafHEHF
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The ranat.cal Eealo-rY Of congress on
the reconstTuctiou question impelIed f. TO
risk ths public revenue for the sake Of
splitting the president. By passiug the
tenure o. Office bill, and taking from him
the power Of removal, It showed how
reckisssiy It was willing TO leopard the
revenue to crafty party passions.
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HAUNT UIEIAl N0IAN
n r. ENGLISH, CouzTEoIAI, FnsSVAl
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Medical Notice.

'TIfE ETNDERsIGNED having permanently esfab-
lished himself at Pickens Court Iouse, offers
his services to the community at large, for the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, in all its branches.
When not professionally absent, lie may always be
found at his Office ready to give prompt attention
to all calls, night or day.
JAMES NJ. SLOAN, NJ D.
Pckcns G. IT,, Nov %, 1865 1f-tf
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RECEIPTS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

INlIE following are the Appointments of Rev.
A, p. STEpnENs, Presiding Elder for the
ference, NJ p. Church, Third Quarter:
ttchensu'Ue. Circuit. -4th Suhday, and Sat.
ursay before, in July, at Bethlehem.
kco'oce Circwn-lst Sunday. and Saturday
hefnre. in August. at Mount Bethel.
WaMaHa Circut-2d Sunday, and Saturday
oet.re, s.a IN August. INST at Double Springs.
day before, in August. at Center.
ANDERSON Station. LIST Sunday, and Satur.
day before, in September
14ndersoa C'cuu.-2d Sunday, and Saturday
Den,re. in Scr,cmhcr, at Providence.
as"d!efon Circuit. Sd Sunday and Saturday
before, IN Septcmbor, at Pendleton Village.
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tOFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS, 2D MILITARY DIsrR1cr.
Charleston, S. G., July 10, 1867.

HEADoUARTERs, ~ MILITARY DIsTRIcT, J
Charleston, s. G., July 10, 1867. {
[General Orders, No. COL
The following appointments Of Heeisters
are annoupced. The persona named will be
assigneato duty by Post Com mmsnders as mem.
bers OF Boards of Registration for the several
Registration Precincts they may establish
within e,eir commands.
Commanding Officers Of Posts will Gil va
cancies and report their action to these Head
quarters for confirmation.
The Boards of Registration will be orpan.
lied for each District ia South Carolina ex.
ccpt the Districts of Barnwell, Berkeley. Or.
angcbug, Lexington, Beaufort, Greenyille
Chester, Collcton aud the City Of Charleston
which shall have the Boards provided for in
this order
Registers will be required to take the oath
prescribed BY the Act of Congress, approved
I'd of July, 1862. Blank forms Of tits oatL
OF Office will be furnished to Post Command
ers, and when duly subscribed and sworn, will
be returned to these Headquarters
The election precincts established by law or
custom " voting places in the Districts, Par.
isles and municipalities Of South Carolina
will he designated by Post Commanders as
the pfnceYse for Registration. 1t is desirable
that not :,Aspra than six of these, and prefcra.
bly, n lcss,, numbcr, be Included in Registra.
ton Precinct, and assigned to one Board, so
that angle facilities may be afforded for Reg
istration.
EverS Board of:Registraton will choose its
presiding officer, who will represent the Board,
aud annanhcc its action upua all matters COM
ing before it.
Regulations for the government Of Regis.
ters in the discharge Of their duties will BE-
published as soon as practicable for general
information
anderson John w. Clark, lsailus Hicks,
Peter McFaie, j. b Rogers, Jesse Pickcrcl,
y Westlr Ireland, W. Spencer Moore, Dr. w.
j. Milfor" Or. J. l. Crumlcy.
Grrennaic. Solomon Ones, Absalom John.
son, William Robertson, John Dill, Samuel
IlnsIey, Henry Raincs, a. w. Fol ger, Wm.
9. kells.t, james NJ. Allen, r. w. Goddard,
John 7. Cureton, a. Cobb.
Ifch'eas. Alex. S. Briggs, Luke Arial,
Samuel Burdinc, Rev. T. b. Maulden, w. II.
Parker, W. 8. .Woolhright, A.. Is. Grant,
Walter Woodin, NJ f. Mitchell.
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T0G0NsUaaPTHvEs.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
health In a few weeks by very simple rome
dy, after Ewing suffered for several years with
severe ling affection. and that dread disease Con-
samption--is anxious to make known to his fell
ow-sufferers the means of cure, s.
10 al who desire il, he will send a copy Of tho
prescription used (free ofWharge). with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same which thor.
viii find sure CURE FOR CoNsuMprroN. ASTHMA,
Lung Affections The only object of the ndyerti
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which lie. con
oeives to be invaluable. and he hopes every suffer
er wi try his remedy. as it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing. Parties wishino,
the prescriptions FREE by return mail, will please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
& May 6, 1867 ~ 88 ys@
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Notice to Creditors.

THE STATE.OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LHlckcns--In Equity.
John d. Earle aud otliors I Creditors' Dill to
vs sell Real Estate,
J.W Livingston, Adm.r, ais Marshal assets SO
J, w. Livingston, Ahn'r Cross B:il to cancel
pu vs ,conyessya,nges, sell sell Real
Eliza A. Lorton, OF ais J Estate, So
HINDER an order Of the Court Of Equity. made
u in these causes, at Juno Term. 1867. all the
creditors Of the late Col. F. W Kilpatrick deceas.
ed, are required to prove tl,eirtiemanls beforeme
according to law in my Office, on or before tie
l4th day Of October next. on pain Of being harred
Of any advantage under the decree to be rendered
= Rop'T. a, TfoMPsoN, o.x.p.p.
, Com'rs0 0fioe, July II, 1887 8ht'
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LOUISA o. PRUSSIA AND HER TIME
I Bf l. 'uisa Mail bach. ] vol, Svn. Illust .atc,
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PENDIETON FACTORY.

T re WOOL CARDS
AT THIS PLACE ARE NOW IN COM.
pLErE RUNNING ORDER.
A Ill TIL WOOI. offered will bn CARDED
"a lNrC ROLLS Of the best quality. at short
notice. n, the nl!owing rates for cash
All Wool, Plain and Mixed Rolls l2lc. per lb.
Mixed Cotton aud W. ol, to l5c. :.
Bacon, Lard, Corn and Cation will bn tax en-
ut market rates, in exchange FIR CARDING--
Wool may be- sent through the Agnnts--tron
any points ON the Railroads and R,lls deliver.
hy them. rs soon rs the Wool can be Cur}el
and returned
An assortment of COTTON YARN. of a
Snnerior quality, will he kept nn hand ut tho
f'c'o,ry. a"'' customers supplied nrnmr,ly and
Mt M low figures rs the market will Justify.
l,cn rrs viii Fad it t" their interest to give US
I" trial before buying elsewhere.
WIN. PERRY.
=. Proprietor.
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Marriage Guide,

VOUNG'S. GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK!
of every one his own Doctor. being piiyatb
Instructor for Married Persons or those about to
Marry. both Male and Female, in everything con.
al Sysle and the Production or Prevention of
Offspring. including NIL the new discoveries never
before given ii, the English language. by wM
YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really a valuable and in
teresing work. II ts written In plain language for
Of one hundred engravings All yoang married
people. or those contemplating marrio xe ana hay.
ing the least impedment 70 married life, should
read this book 1t discIoscs secrets that every one
should be aoquant ed with. SILL IL is hook that
must be looked up, and not lie about the house. q
Ii %ill be sent to any ono on the receipt of fifty
cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, No SIC Spruce
street, nboye Fourth, Phiiadelphia.
July 27 1867 al lY
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be insane, and was released on condition that
she appear for trial before the court in Octo,
ber.
Leavenworth dispatches state that tho In.
dams captured a train near Fort Larned.-
Bishop Lawey, ton Priests and six Sisters of
Charity were among tho passengers. The
men were killed and horribly mutilatcd, and
the women abused. An escort tried to over.
take tho train, to protect it, but arrived too
late.
San Francisco dispatches state that the
panic in mining shares continues.
The pccuniary cost of the Mexican expedi.
ton OF the French was over $50, 900, 900 in
gold
PARIS, July 20, Napoleon continues to
purchase horses for tho army; military work.
shops arc ovcrtasked
Sr. PETERSBURG, July 23.-By an impe-
rial ukase, Pohnd is now absorbed into Rus.
sa
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Notice to Creditors.

NotACo " OICUlCOTS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm Equtty-I'ichens.
Henry Dannenberg and
A. Dannenberg, E1'trix BIZ! for Copst,uc.
Charleston, ct ale
HHE Commissioned publishes the followinH Ts-
tract from the decree made in this cause. a,
the recent term Of the Court Of Equity for tho in
formation Of all concerned, to wit:
1t is further ordered, that the defendant san.-
uei Lovingood, do prove his demand against the
said testa,or, Herman Fnjen, deceased and that
the Commissioner cause to be published in tie
newspaper published at Pickens c. H.. notice re-
quiriag all creditors to come in, within certain
time, aad prove their demands; and that the said
Samuel Lovingood and oil other creditors be re-
strained and they are hereby restrained from pros
ecutine their demands. or suing at law, until the
further order OF this coart."
Pursuant thereto oil and every Of the creditors
OF Herman Fajen, deceased, will prove their de-
mands before me according to law. in my Office.
on Or before the 18th day of October next or they
will be barred.
Persons indebted to the Estate Of Herman Fa.
jen, deceased, will make payment to the under.
signed, or they will be dealt with nccordingto law
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cEpD
,Com'rs. Office, July IL, 1867 3,u
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

4. IN EQU1TY-plCKENs.
Martha AZ. Bogss' Adm'x, oAdn,inister Els
Elihu Griffin and others. strain Creditors, &c.
4 IN hearing the Bill in this cause. and on
~ motion Of Whitner & Whitner. Complain.
ants Solicitors, it is ordered that Writ of In-
junction do issue, to Ire directed to Elihu Griffin,
claiming to be a creditor of Thomas Hamilton
Boggs, restraining him from prosecuting his
suit further against Martha A. Boggs admins
and that the said Elihn Griffin, the suing cred
itor, and all other creditors of Thomas iIami-
ton Bnggs be enjoined, and they are hereby
enloned from commencing suits Mt law, and
from prosecuting the snt.already commenced
against the said MarthnA .Boggs, as Administra-
trix, for debts alleged to be due to them or ei.
ther of them, from the said Thomas Hamilton
Boggs
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office, April Q. 1867. 29--3m
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United States Internal Revenue
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that MI TAX.
~ Es assessed in Piokens District including e the
ANNUAL LISTS FOR 1864-1S65,
On arriages, Buggcs. G6ll Watches. Silver plate
Mills &c. are now past due, and payment thereof
is required to be made to JOSI Nh VI. CORR 10.
putty Collector. at pickcns Conrt House. in ten
days irom this date. The penalties prescribed by
law will be rigidly enforced on delinqncnts
a. S. WALLACE
Collector 81 Dis rict of s. G.
July CO. 1867 az y
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the effects of youthful inds6telion, will FOR the
need IT. the recipe and objections for making tha
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wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
oan doso by addressing, in perfect confidence,
'r' JOHN. b. OGDEN,
4 :. ~ Cedar Street, New York. r
May %, 1867 - t-,sfs SO ~ ss%sssYs 10 =
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u. S. informal Revenue,

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFYCE
\ LL persons in my Division Of lawful age with
~ nny visible menus. who have not made mn In
come Kcturn to me for The year letaj ar,l N rstwrn
OF the taxable articles in Schedule A, such ms Gold
watches. Carriagcs Silver Plate Sc, nrc required
10 q" 80 without delay. Also, if,thcre be any who
owned my OF the taxable articles named in schc1.
ule during either of the years Of SGa and 1865.
alhi which have moi been rrturnct. TO me. And
persons being liable to any other sort OF tax under
the Internal Revenue laws Of the United States arc
required to make Returns TO me as once.
+. A. lfUKE. ASST Assessor
'u'y 10, 1857 22d div Sd dist, C
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New ORLEANS. July TO- The rcvcnuc
cutter Wilderness I.rriycd last n4 hi from We
IA Cruz, whore she arrived OF, the 14th a
deputaiion of Mexican OFFICIALS boarded the
vesscl and warmly welcomed Madame Juarez.
On tho 18th, She discmbarkcd, and met an
cnthu ';ticpublic reception civil aud mill
tary the city was Illuminated. and fireworks
displayed. Tho party were to leave for the
. City of Mexico on the 10th.
Juarcz arrived at the capital on tho l4th.
lie emphatically declines recollection, and
las ordered n new election. Ilc will retire to
his hncienda in the mountains
II is officially reported that Vidapri was
53sbot on the Sth. Marquee is believed to bc
& hiding in the City Of Mexico. He will be
/ shot as soon ms captured.
3 Everything was quiet in >Vefa Cruz, and
the. city was perfectly healthy.
\. The Austrian sloop,of. war Elizabeth Is re-
/ caiging Austrian refugees on board. She has
no COMMUNICATION with the Mexican officials,
except through the United States gut. boat
'sTacony and Consul Sauluier. N
The Wilderness brings dispatches to tile
British,f French and Austrian Governments. +
Tho Mexican Government is preparing an
address to. the world,s iu which it,expeets to
justify themselves for tho execution Of Maxi
milan. It viii tret Of tho killing 6ft 63 900
Moxicans for defending their natiyc soil;
cites precedents which they think will prove
clearly their acts within the, range OF, ,proprie.
styj wiHproduce documents which will throw
anew iight,upo6 their. actions. The ablest
! men in the reptblic are engaged on the work.
I. GensS Sehofea has issued an order clearing
& from prison. Mrs Kirby, who Killed her hue.
band ins Richmond, Va, She vac shown "a
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Indian Springs,
Martin County, indiana.

THE PROPORTION OFTIEHs CELE-
brated WateringP Place, and well known
resort for Invalids, to the pub
lie that Ii will be open for the rece ption OF
visitors from and after the FKkSE OF
JUSE- During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been ENLARGEDl AND IN
PROYED. 2tUentyJ0ur additional Rooms
haze been completed, together with three lorge
poTches, and the establishment thoroughly
feJurntshed and in the best order for the conn
fort and convenience Of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes a cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
nave used them. The Group consist OF
WHITE SULPHUR BLACK la
BEATEr and FRESH WATER, and especially
efncacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
Stomdch, Bol0els, Eyes, for Dropsy, Neural
ga, and Rh~euD1utisN. The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, abounding in JANE
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BorAN-
IcALS SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
HACKS Will convey passengers to and
rom the Springs, conn Getting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further rma address
maya II D. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-07
A Mysterious Case of Shooting Young

The Coxsackie NecS gives the partlc'
ulars of another act in singular drama
that has for some time been IN the pro-
cess of enactment at New Baltimore
On the 22d of June, a daughter OF Mr.
Phillip Greene, of that town, was shot
and severely wounded by an unknown
person. On the 9Th of August she was
again fred at through window. The
third act now presents ITSELF On Satur.
day last Miss Greene was again wounded
by pistol shot. The young girl, who IS
feeble from the effects of the previous
wounds, was at noontime in the garden,
when man suddenly presented himself
uttered threat with the emphasis of an
oath, and fred, the ball entering her per.
son. He at once fed The wound for
tunately is not dangerous The case 10
shrouded in mystery. Some suppose
that the man is known to the girl, but
that for some Of those strange reasons
that at times govern the female conduct
she will not divulge his name. She,
however, has made an affidavit denying
all knowledge of the man. The case
will not admit the suspicion that might
be entertained that it ia one Of halluci-
nation, or of fiction, for the reasons that
the noise of the pistol has been heard by
others, and that veritable wounds have
been made at each time. The peculiar
circumstances of the case excite unusual
interest in the locality. Albany Jour
1lnl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-07

Los. By Portland Fire. July lth.

VlHE total amount covered BY the Rtns Poll
L cies on property destroyed or damaged IL
$206,554, on which salvage will be about tTs
nor cent Our total loss will not vary much
from $4,000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government aud State taxes paid last year
or o proportion equal 10 $500 loss for cOIa-
pany Of 500. 0Oo assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly u
lustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies arc destroyed. Portland has e
population Of S5,00O-was hands0uey built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures-prote
and screened with onward Of Z. 900 shade trces-
bounded on three siies by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--enc
with o steam ire departmont-yet u has SiO,-
co., 900 of property consumed in few hours
upon a holiday when its people are least oc,u-
pied-from the very Insignificant cause OF :
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trihing origin Of fires that
sweep away IL few hours the earnineg o.
years Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call II you neel proper in5ur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium TO;
a good and genuine article, and siih thcs,
lights and experiences before yor, procurf
your insurance with shrewd JUDGMENT
Applications for insurance promptly attended
70 b. II. A. LITTLErON 4 Co., Ags.
No y Madison sweet.