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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-08
OR i 6 IN a. / S sTOR Y.
BY REITA.
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'rnAprEn +,

s'rIrAPrEn Il aa i,;5 tstf
hccna viii this drcadfat elspcnsc end
When will We, know our fate oh MY do
wish, wish if those wrctchUa Yankees are really
coming, they would come at once, 50 that We
Aaay kaow what to be prepared NY."
What are you saying, Kate said lady
iookiAg ep ftcn her knitting. @
~ ssNathseg, a,uthcr, only gruinbling out
ianstteplas agatast t,,at old wrr'tch Sherman.
have been roading the news, aud I was ouly
wisliag our triisl was over Mother, did you
know know tils5 ofa sisjj, Woods had gone over to
Georgia." 5'g S,. sk' e
Eyes, Kate, heard a few wcoks ago that
hc was going aud am really sorry for it too.
But wlsat is tile news to-days' +
ou can have the papers, mother; I ca,nc
! in sacr dinner aud found tl.cm lying on the
table. I suppose John sent thcu, in by Dinah
am 80 tired of rainy weather. think it
3 has not ceased raining all day--I have been
sleeping, though, aud il may not have raincd
then"
Rsts gave her nlothor tho papers, and said
We'll, mama, ! have a .ifow letters to write
this afternoon. Excuso mo, 7 will DO with you
again in u few hours" 3gf44, sa i4
5ls Kate Raymond was tho only; daughter OF
Gen. and Mrs. RaymSpd. She was lovely
girl of eighteen. Her. brother pctted and
spoiled his little sister and if it were possible
her father4and mother spoiled her drcadfully
Possessing. a warm, loving, heart, Kato took
all the spelling and pctting admirably well
No one ever met her, and went away, feeling
other than love for her.
The years of girlllood had been spent in
fearful, trying scenes. Her father commanded
a division in Ices army and for throc years
Mrs Raymond and Kate lived in, Richmond
While there, all tho horrid paraphornalia Of
War was daily scen. TO watch beside the sick
and wounded soldier was one Of her greatest
pleasures--a pleasure only thus thr--she
soothed the dying hours Of tho patriot hero
wrote home his, last messages, comfortcd the
sick, and chtored the conyalescent by he,
bright smile and cheerful face. Only pleas.
ure, because she was do : her duty MS a brave
Gonfederatelgirl. Tic soulof Kate Raymond
4clt no 'fcar; bravo and courageous, she would
do and dare anything for her country; and
soon her spirit TO be tested.
Disaster after disaster befcl our cause. The
routed army of the Tennessee had been almost
annihiliated in, front Of Nashville Con Lees
I army had been driven back. Sherman had
entered Savahhah, 3 and only waited long
snongh 70 rest, before beginning his march
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-08
From The New York Day Book. j
Rubbing it in.

The Now York Tribune, aquarter of cen
tury ago, boldly stated that it intended to
'educat6 tic generation then growing up to
hate the South" This pestiloutiul sheet iuo-
culatcd a lcgiou of fothcr journals and found
ideas for a legion of brainless orators, with
which to debauch the country; and the result
is too well known to require detail. The
marauding horles of corrupt aud worthless
northern whites who, poisoned by theiG Greeley
virus, have iastcned themselves upoh the poor
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yet later dny, tho SO urged his fsllow citizens
on to the battlefield, md finally, In tho excess
Of his ardor, bocame the dashing commander
Of a company Of home cavalry, to assist in pro-
tracting the rebellion, II was but little believed
even with knowledge Of his anteccdcnts,
that he could ever cast himsolf into tie posi-
ton he now occupies. And this belief could
have been but strengthened whom, chiefly in
consequence; Of his zeal In behalf of tho war
ON the part Of his Htsts and the 'Sonsk, be sas
invested BY atAte Legislature oR his stsss
with the digrlsy of position among hef
honorod judiciary. but II Ehss been rescryea
for him, at this vital crisis, TO bctray and for
felt every hope and claim Of confidence, and TO
perform his browning net of recreancy. As a
politician, since 80, Judge Moses has ever
trimmed his sails to catch the popular breeze
now upon ono side, and now upon another
now halting to watch the tide, and now
leaping forward abreast its foremost ware,
when its direction Was distinctly seen. This
has been borne with quiet submission by The
people of his District, since he has besh fcgnr-
ded abroad ns the exponent of their sentiments,
until, at length, they may nollohger zetaain
silent and preserve their .seli-rcspoct- t-=thuir
character for intelligence, honor mud indepuna-
cnt thought. 5s5s II 37,l7 =.
eve speak for Sumter District-Gtle mass Of
her intelligent citizens, who, notwithstanding
such examples and such influences ih4thcir
midst, arc unmoved from the pathiof prinoiple
and truth, and will, Mt all hazards, maintaih
thcir honor and their rcspectability
THE obove brief exhibit Of this honorable
gcntlcman's public antcccdcnts and performan-
ccs, and of his present position, has been sub
mitted solely with The view of removing an
impression, which outside the limits Of our
District may prevail, that his Honor reflects
the political convictions and integrity of our
people. The day FOR such influence on his
part has long since been verging 70 Its CLOSE e.-
it has now set in the shadows Of evening.
The wand is no more In the magician hand, !.
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South, s0hhastahtIy lnsdltid8 81 si al;asi 81
ehcir shameless Congress- daily ihsscnihg snosa
shackies upon iisr, sysiAii qua ltssalis axe5
boasiing Of tHsir pciaor; and yiiis
Infamous epoch, She eight s;;i Si
,sre, now passing through Tho eeee
ruined the Solth and crippled the Noish Hss
conducted upon principles wh.ch uoeid q
8 nation or Hoatoatosa sSisss bs66s
olaIed ths satssgsa gs s5 Us d
bean es06 sgEOszss kEisif ssiz 6szSs 90 81 q 81
sae langsags aee lAa Msr Hpash aS{B
shows tho Headshh ma Sls|s II
tho hearss of t1s ldalIass a iiiai iissy sss 81
riding Ia ono a siio iSoss ar I'd
which ever disgraoed d liiasiSa HSss IL i aaS
out of late editorial 81 tii iiata5licai shse
which notsonly apits afon tho poot so;asth
fairly rubs II in ps
States arc not unftrgi Wig would be eiSH
bad policy for them to hlow tlieaselse IL bss
sobut at tho same tide they ars hot ssiis M
ed of anything that tllSy aid dariIga a:s wss;
on the conttnry, thGs Sts satii iSfSsfd 81
muGa, that, tllss did 3 3 Thus INT eaoisli
The Nek York zsriln,se, of tho infsifioii6 tasfI
and the equally itifamSds present tteEttiSHt 81
the South This, too Ii Chg of sis
Congress That now lids ils tfeet uboii CHS iiBas.
ties Of nine millions Of @hitea Wills
aging ~ tlaek bandei;ioiiiufIi iti tEaif uiidsls
Thank dodi tho Demo6fatiiGt; Has its
Cromwell. Relief Is at Hatad
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: AF4'' 4- '''iS''s' = St0 pet 'on a'sss 80.
/ Beth Houses lou Of Congtess ais aifoaitfniissd nni
til the shifd Monday In sepsemlee
MI John Fiapnqga,i M aafi tllsss fS ffS H H
found gold on his Ian land neoF tho sGfeHs RRlb
of this Potomac '.' .s 'sf'4 s.''s
sorAtoga Ia Indies ste So obigtngg % NJ shstisa
reporters the sise os their waists aud tAo
OF theni.diamondA 80 q s5 NJ:
Tho legislation OF Congresa, dstftng she sasasla
OF suiy' ID worthy O. Dog days, whea' ddSs sss
apt 70 run mao fts't5 ~
The Mongrels ato awidllg ttsad d Seyhoapps
nomination, a..a Dus the Dsi!oorats. more pSllss
ase deiishSed Wlsns usanis nominate aof.
arsats race Is turned towards she sesstE
sun 'saad ms sunf Will zee onos iss y
SoYem 0ef' & saa9 sass9ssse sps ss,sasa W
Why are tfk Cnlheceors at xsa gassk ksnA II 90
sae sfDoss e1ee!ienss % satAsapss sls ssssa sas
never neglect 'ooaf aokaea sais1 a4 ts s.s
e,s The Hon. Jefarsoh Dads VIII laass GA IN
rope as soon as hS tsSosess si6ioisday AtsA HsS
2 eftocss s g hls h resent sss nss'Fl ssli: s ID,
a bill has been passed By Tho k9tiss; Of lbs:
prescntatists to mako Poft Royal Poit il
Entry, instead Of Beaufort. s.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
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ARMY TRANSPORTATION. \. - SEALED
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to F'i' Df tis' i,' s6As On Sa " F6ar IT. wsL,ca
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Prsn rot sa or .s,. osr l.ros, :, 'hsa-a 10 re
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y.J % sho The sras to execute due on such
eortrrt
Rss bi,r must n' op'us Of The proposals or be
lie VI Be- required si'' 9oaa, Eees SO j. zach
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Propo, pdors~ 'rrca @r srsr 1'1'Portiilos on
Roate tie 'nd unrs VII 10 hterisned
anss' ihr IDLY sowTy r hg felosn,, o. ,s a'y'os.' ~,
contact DELAY 'td .rs The required bonds Tor
We . , s ,.ct ~, s1d 4. . "a, ,r he r.i
The cosactor hs adae'' for rfroe J 'h,
.sSs b. Isy be cofnasatsi sb r,iy u, ,iirg po
po,li, pihi Tonte
tsr ssr can ~ ad appon TO Tbs oIcs sih'r pc'a
Ig or by letter sri accompany sad he part ofuo proposals.
R Ral l gssc, c, 3 9s s SsP a Dsn is o,, Missouri
L. q KASrOE. DePt q NJ Gen'l. T. 4 \, G. 2 NJ. Dspt Mo
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - SEALED
~ PROPOSALS. al. b. received ' The o1es o h' od Of Water
O'clock ia .h' afternoon for agns AMI nt Haerrp,' So
., va 10 B.r.,u woSs 3 YssAr.,s to ,ai rcash B,r.
h,oa,, Comg9ripsvye 10 NesYod Btt In Wet Gr,alM M hoh
,v. srensys he Hs-sk Plank Roads 20 w,shinEionavs
nom TsIsaissve " Monue,o., Bnmh.lsVs from Bsrsea-
the Jssey City AuJ Bergen Point Pas Eoi nbsus the fol-
A6oel i.;oo Hn.sl s,, o, atiaeh rp,
Lhosi IS slO inesl feet Of 10 lneh pps.
Ibout 3l4 ip,A f,st of 10 aeh nps
About 3259 linss iset Of eiueh pipe.
Airui 17i3 haeA feet of siush pipe
Abou, l1,o lp,s feet Of ihsh p7s
~ lGlush Sap Coeli
l2ineh stop Cosi.
lGineh stop Gods
J8inch stop tock.
ssiurh stop CoetL
B. s solicited both FOR n. pip. u. m
sOrhR knncrr The Bosd o whom all further information e.a bs
oblautd The Co ''ons reserve hs hgI TO ~ any OF all pro
posasH thsJ d'sn ~ the iniee'ts he city 50 ~ DO
wa GRkwsrER, wu,r Comsmos.n
JOHN HALLADAY.l
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
g,h, jpubIiatirnf
nARPFR g. BROTHERS, NEW-YORK,
4 PUBLlsH TINS DAfi
DUKF,S GREATER britain.
GREATER BRI1AlN:
RECORD or -
TRAVEL IN ENGIISH-SPEAKlNG COUN4 4''i-'
DURING 1866 AND 1907.
BY CHARLES WENTWORTH DiLHb
WIKI Mas and Illustrations
l,mo., CLOTH 81

10.
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1l hoot NAV be reai by all clses of redes iu''e "
,.oose.pt ,i Gnl much 20 ierst them 10 TIE Pe'''
while tie tliukrg portion Of the com''u'i'y'' ,, =,
the material we-belle Of their ooua;ry-'ua s''' 10 Fs
ytutaye- london Review. ,,o, -, -..,,l
work la! II saggesl1esess aud power pleasant 20 '
f trace, hat iey largr rpon cHf 'e''Vl '''" '
,, vs,, Of lie subjects Gasied IA these pages are u
.t il,. and sch as vto cares o' Tue p'c a" "'
- ~ o-,l can ad treat viii Indifference Ine '"u''0
,..luif.rsy vIiien-l London Dai.y Ne"'.
Is,i,, , t i written 10 lively AMI agreeable sie 'o'''
- deal OF py, plGci tha 70 page OF s 10 snow ~
% aud highly intelligent olss~er thlt It stimulates the
oa of the reader and t Is On perhaps the most
ecuatry.-l saturday Review.
his roloae has h e mort over ihs s:I-, Of e!! ~, -T-
,,rtr, that intended sgse't earnest aousn'' upon u
rr to m pages ap successfully accomplish ae eue MI ID "e"
reader he hs furnished abgli1u elelamen' A 'us
v Of poed stories and srecoes Of places and persou4 beHef
Il with the utmost Pleasure that have sccogpanel oar so'oo
h .canpcr oird te word lis Reproduction Of the Impressions ~
o, clear sad vivid We believe h to Be Tor Ae " ''
par, impartial and taibml-i Builder .., 4,
NJ Die Isl Lea erver with be r'rer o' giving ne r'' W
b 40 effectively Mat few who begin 20 reai t reeol VI
hi, iournYng. vii ay until they have finished "'1
Queries 49,.
Mr. pile. judgement cot th of blind rntan but be h''
,sb.l 10 rie. Nhat he happens 70 be tn
u rss sel c,onin are Go16le olu Which TIE er'm's OF
America in Ergaal viii be tlow % forgive They viii io "h'' 'ns raw
ia destroy hs book by hostile bot Ne A ne'hg
u.t i he widely read sa1 srrcd In bot5 c0untges y l. @
~ HARPER & BRoTgEEs viii s,nl the above worE'y N'N
po,s, prepaid to any past e uo state. % ee, ot .s p'
-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
Til, popu,r Arru. VII b. s-s o. ,r shout
for the Yesr Epses Tde, Te',i, te
Regular Csler6 Of Rrg Selling Of Sun and Moon. Hsl
Water. changes Of tbs MoOa 10 All The
Ill The Impeachment Trial Of Pessp. Johnson report fall
points; the votes by party e,oHs the questions
w. Political Platforms Of lSsS VIZ l.t-'
A.-NAhohsl Republican PsfoIl a. Chicago
a.-Proceednr, .-P O The Conysr9on.
b-Lsterf Of AvesFtssoe By Gen Grant ara Mr CohI.
B.-DsBoersiie Platform At sarasnT Hal Sew-TorL
G-Tbe long struggle for Candidate. slih hs several
ballots and fpsl fes4t
t-Lstsrs Of Aecefisaos ~ Gos. seymour and Gen.
e.-Gsu. Blair, celebrates B,o,s,sat Letter
Li" Pai''t at The m '''sor Of ccuses'. h Ulopi' Of al
Important arts, The Eght Hour Lav ts
VI Cabinet Court ns..-s t. other eou1,5.,
VII The kin C0ugre-Lso Of Senator's With Doac, one,
addresses ard line Of expiration of ts1u.
List Of Members OF tie Rouse of Rs2..selayss With Sui,t
Districts and palIos.
VIII The XLIt CeuresA
Ii, ofssnsiost as hr - ehe'eu. %. c,lr c,,.cs
List Of Menhsa sf be House Of .-at.i,., b, s.t..
Districts. sod pot.ic' as hr sseiss.ei-
X Financial Arrcadaon Of 'hs Push Aht a. s,y d,
saisneusef,r,a4 9th, Goysaaass. ,oa %, i,ns. Of
The Rsbeliuu
Z The sssersl stes Area Poga'non. Or Ee c,,i
tss Governor 1llcfily Isaosij tlsif ssses ta. t.i,
STATE I<uous Ctfefy corrected t present ysr
II ForesH GovcrnnsssA, Popasoa Huess Tiles es,sf Of
Aeeessss Al ion1s . C2sstnssai .t -
XII Election kst.ruFt ohcisl ~
Oapi and AeJmosr in Tos@ber 1906 oapar,a plb taI Es
Luoon end hsclelan IN le0N
OGcal ietlFts-iy co4xiesF GoYeraos or cher
issfng state o1t@Is. n 8ok
oneai returns - coaluss ~ D'ge'nf is,s Nor
H'abs" n .Cslgsrtsr rndh poNrs sh'aog Of csrails~l
state LeSisausshsf po'Al4si divisions Ia &,lats ard
Nosss i.- IS L. l- = t.tG
XII hsess' Lss'ol' h Delegates CosAa mi other oses.s 10
our fstdir growing Tsri,oriss fE
XIV Sainms Recent Preseo Rs,ssa d6ssg She ro:,I Of
sssh stat, Aadlte vast insss,s- in Iss
Noh" have t'f'o opetas s>ofd Of he
r's' "a 1852 enre, eS@ps'e aud ssny every stale 70
'ah To- Fet tnd Soagrs has bssa Directly Aos or
'teoe and se h' s proper Jts os esO s 10 civ.
'ss eae' -s al s asaer pains 10, aIp.n,s L.
'ssi spared 'pP'ossh a. ssay ps',bA 70 ghs rs,q4
r"Ss " cen" per FsPg,l ~ f.f..4 r.. .r(
h'r reception " VIZ y
Asds' erasn "it sisl laelss,l 70 GOA r/ y.T.
----------- THK TRIBUNE. N,- Tori
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

woEcEsTBG rAL3Ea, Errhl 70 F1spul LOWELL coH
CORD, ItE WHITE MCEbTAlSs Asa -f w"
Ih4b.N.ifAII. ITNrS
Tie Grt ttauca st-g t.e Norwich
- CITY OF t. iON aud CITY CF NEW.Yoak
SaFs hs"-ioIk tfiy losgfy e1csp- ecoss a nj , p a.
No - A1rtI aifol, f-lf ol Fs4.rY.t - ~
FDR EEH LDNDOF. ~
mere soHrcchrg VIII le e,r.ies. ss Trla non M 49,.
poiut5, ys sorgb gl- Wors D. Boston sni Ecrety.y W,
ana NASHUA, ard SST Lefl,q 1sd Setle7a Railroads N'
bISklt IiEa a. TIE i)6Et gatsl iF Information i.eas e.
J. D. SHORT. rtos Ia.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
KALVhIORE AND OHIO RAITR0AD Coj,
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW -JPpSry

~ Passenger sHe Freight de HssYo of Lbnv,
neeis al Hampton Jalcol hs Dee Lsckar,us ws,s
hafot sd t Lafo1 With he Lhh aiy Pulot 70 eosss,
hes 'fanE tec ne - isbasB aat The Es stou.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
giiaaiims G%Isnits-- 9amalts.
silpliioas UanitA- -aats.

vErANTT'D "A vonng man. with six years
w etebes in tsuks snl counting rooms o 'la Guy,
giTUAy,OE in any espacr Cool pnn.a Alu acc ions
AigesC q H. Bok No l5l. Tihuoe oAe.; -..-s----~---
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

sIy miles ari ,. lofs 'arel by Gs to caeage crS,r
o. LoalG ks. Wi,h bi Ulo chsDre OF ears.
hlafER ARRANGEMENT,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
GALE of the UNITED STATES MILITARY

GALE of the UNITED STATES MILITARY
- HuLLSG ILL at ChstAuoOsa Tsnnescibe Directors OF
BGh iIDn ComgsBy nil receive ptopoA, T TIE
their Rouy Mn t thitssoog Tennessee erected by ihs
drted sntors AID greatly enhanced and Improved sute II Dc
private property; Tho land Comprising l afvsl and The Is
held simple With bnk works MIL Dwellings
ana a the srpruanrs required Production o d
fod Iron week Sac superior charAr u tho works ld ths
aimbe baon we'll but detailed description DO bad
on arple alton o the uislcisig
The popo v he pptsei The lN dAJ ~ Dfccwber lt eBi
satisfactory 10 tho Directors received hc prpt viii ch
DO sold public agon in ibe tY of Ngs iork o WEDNESDAY
tie "a DAY u frbusrf, a. d. iB) 10 the M .hst hdrr
srainlng The wo WI sppb 10 GtNTANls W
SMITH MaltF IT tr Nos tLaauoagi, eni dher
lomsou be bad application 70 The ansI yqgl At Ne Il
BurnnK slip, Nes.iork lBRAM HEWlir, fteasntrr
#. EDWIN y BkDAIi. hefrriay
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

RkxntMEs x.t,!!E o. $50 worth MUSIC for s3.-Best
sSst.i'. as ss. Is q vhs6EaicK sSM' ySss' F,'.
- sS'' awe t"'tf ths ~. lasush No. 2Os Bsssrs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

No 10? oF4EDST. Y.
TlsNE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
4 VOL. XVIII, No. NNNN.. Ehl tAb-ft i'.t,
CONTENTS
.r-rNppRSlL DivtNIrlES ANCIENT AM hDpthN
II -FARIN CHHlSI1AN IlhHAltEh
3ii-IiiL SOREONS OF BURNS.
--1lIF PHENOMENA bf SOUND. .,.. .,,.,
y-0EASGLlSM rs IRELAND. ITS HISTORY AND 'hAh'
ACrIk .....
vI.-GTORGR WILLIAM llEGSi;- -, ,,., oyy,orrc,ts
VIL--TIiE HigACtlOiS ELLAtNI ~ " - Ih"''N'-''''
VIIL-ANCFNT ErEJuA
IX-NOriIES ASO CRITICISMS. -, -
.~ - scrss s.arslrr O. std eicsd ia ms oen't
s .g's .,.aI Tra.eacs Asr ts f'H ffi
40 H,aefs SyIb.l.u scream Mctr'o.ls t"fl -' -
sct,a Rspor Dcafs CgIAton, Bt4.p hAiejs f@s''' Ic
tt, etc A.. t..-.... .t 30 al,
rc.rsg h. it from SCENTS is sd rs ofthe li'd states hl
Pt r Alecs Gcutai Arcut Amer Nrss g" NNus'lN''.
yetr srna copy seas 20 any AI' % 'Ss O"t'1
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NOTICE.

MlOR the repairs of the Wharf and Land
A ing Piers u, Chri>tians,cd (Baslr) a
Lot of Black-Cinnamnn Posts will be
required about The e, d Of January 1869,
of the following dimensions viz Is
posts 90 feet each IN lie 9Th, 50 posts lG
feet each IN length and 55 posts IA feet
each il length all Of them to be al least
from 10 to IL Inches in diameter in the
middle Of The post, aud To be delivered
on the Wharf at Chri>,ianSted (BaSin),
landed at he expense of the contractor,
who, however, will not be charged With
the impott-du'y.
Parties d~esirons of Undertaking to furn-
ish the aforesaid lot Of posts, are r, quir-
ed to send in TO he Government. before
WedaeSdaY the 1GM Decralber meet II
O'clock n0On, written tenders, sealed and
marked "Tender for Cinoamoa-PI>t>,'
containing a statement Of the price de-
mandcd and the address of the person
who will receive the commitment ~ Of
the acceptance or non-acctp'ance of the
offer.
If the party wishing to tender I've I'M
able to d liver the posts here before the
end OF January next, it must be stated IN
the Teuders.at what subsequent period he
will undertake to .have them delivered,
but it must under all circumstances be
before the end of February month.
The Governments communication of
the acceptance or non-arceptanct OF the
offers made will he dispatched at latest
on the 18th of December next.
Government, 81. Crolx, November 23rd
1868.
, 1868-11-27

Assurances OF every description ON sim
gle lives are granted by The Society for
any from 100 Dollars to 10, 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
AsSurers wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain "a free
Policy for Il reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of The Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted 10
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits. will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPION.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prosp. ctuses, and
every information NAV be obtained from
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