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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
GUY X. PHELPS, President.
W < OrsorEn seeretarv
''T7 III - -NVE|NWgF
Subscribed and sworn to before me, slis the
3Jth day o. November, 1868.
GGl.s GILMAN, Notary Pablo.

Know al men by these presents, that the
Connecticut Mural Lie Insurance. Company,
OF Hartford, CoRE.. do hereby authorize Ben
jauiin F. White, IE, Attorney n the state OF
Tennessee, for and on behalf Of said Company,
10 accept and acknowledge serves Of ali pro-
cess. v neither Ioen g or anal IN any 9ciol or
p. oeeedizg again6t said Company IN any OF ihe
COaTtS OF said state OF Tennessee, aud II is
HEREBY admitted ann agreed that such se5v1te
OF the process aforesaid shall be taken and be d
10 be Valid and sufficient in that behalf The
same as II serVe1 upon said Com pany accord
.ng t. tie laws ans pr6etIes Qf sad tate, or OF
any other State al claims Or rishs 81
error by reason of tae lnenR-r OF such services
is I e eby expressly waived and rsliLQCtahed.
Wines our hands aud q sesl Of tlo Lonn-
pauy. th:s tue 9th dav OF NOyem5er, ISIS,
q X. PHELPS, President.
" 8 On NsrEn EenrelarE.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C~oatPrEOLLER's UFFICE,
E~AsHgILLE, January 1, 1881
/ q. ". blackburn, Comptroller Oftae Treas
urv, do hereby certify that the COnDeetient
Mutual LAfe Insurance Company, lueeted al
HqTffotd. In the state OF Connoeticu7t has
produced 10 me satisfactory evidences that SAID
company has complied with all the require
mems o. the laws OF the Stsie OF TennesseS
Imposed on Insurance COMPANIES; snd ( nur-
fher certify that Carpenter & white Agents
on said Company, has also complied with the
REQUIREMENT. OF the laws OF the state, maze
come .ticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
I9s a1thcr!ty 10 take risks and transact the
business OF insurance IL this STATE, 81 AeGi-
P" q. w. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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Eg.E EaNCI AN 2uEtozs 70 rent Lay rntiEs
Il Para g. lCuT mlisesLol4W@ - AeIfli
Tenn. ard near ths HeWp9is ana CnAsisss9n
a.rAa Of 20 4 and. mos. OF Nulcals ia 2 AlSn
stR.- az sut-vtti1n. a goo cWsthng horse
Cu--ho1ees. 4 g.1. a well CT Eood water or
Odd Ia .a-L- everything ihzt pertains 20 .
VS. eraeH-eI arn-co1ge1leAE 90 cllrcpes
aa- schools. &--au with the money cau seSS
br-z- 1851 W. X. WILSON.
NOR EESE.-A ICss dai-abls TTo-zorv
Z BRICK HoUS-. IA per-sC- rSHelf, VIII ~
Tgg-.- good Ci-rsn lc-h9 mood excellent,
sirsar q on Auction street, Cha4lca- Recently
occupied ey Esy M a erss1 Apply
10 IHO5. 4, BUsuEu,
ga - -ain 5tree-.
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OHEAp ADYERr1sLNa.

Tns CHARLESTON, NEWS. tho circulation ol
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Caroline, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For perrons who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
olasses may have thoir wnnts supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADyEn-
rlsEMEHrs. puyment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen The order is giUen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
mon, mechanics, house-scrvants, porlers, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 lot, aud miscclla-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THEEE LIsRs or 20 words .a5 cents
{" Foun LINES or 80 words. ....lo
1" FIVE LINES or 40 words......5o Z"
All advertisements 10 bc inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THH
News otlice by 0 P. III.
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3Hsnranfe.
n EoR aIA
MUTUAL FEE AND LIFE
.o INSURANCE COMPANY.

MACON, GEORGIA.
| Authorized Captsst. $500. 900
FIRE AND. .LIRE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter slso 900 paid into tho In.
suranee Department Of Georgia according to Law
for mo bonent Of the ,asaursd in this Company.
lstociholdera wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
9sorgis. .sHa "''-5fst ,c,r
A purely southern Company, allowing only six
per cent OF It's eatntngs to The stoeihoiders! tho
rest Of tho prodts divided among the PoloyhoIaers
on the ecntt,bution plan.
Fire Department has been IN successful opera
'tiou for SIX months; ana has already accumulated
hsndaome issets = '@Ne. ~ ~
tiro Department IN fall and suooessfal operation.
sad viotug With old companies In iss success. :,
An Of It's POLICIES fon.iorfe,tatle. and Of every
description Of LIS ana Rndowmsnt, together With
II annuity table and return prsnium plan. siiia
iNorestrtetions upsn trsYel place Of residence or
,oeenpsHon. ,os.ts ..4..,,.,,..f,fis
|, Wdnsq ipsured On ss.aa tsrms ~ nfn, a. n, u,
Loans half of iu pretAfam&.; no nossi tAtsu, W
M "a = 'oyY11nS! 20 iioti.ftI -; 81
= WI. LAwf0N, President. '1''->- 70
:. J. O. AoBURRRY, vioe-prsaident.
Ri LIaHTEOOT, socretsry
l.1 o. ~ Ao0AY, Constituting AotuAPy. "a.
r. HEWn0aT. Rxssatnhe yhyL.esm. CIV
This oompsaS isnew pEstarsa 10 fais ifssi sithsse
In ~ Ess n, LA 9Ha teliS Ii < ISharc
o< IL pAtronags Of tAs city and atalo.
=. GH aOEMks, Sr..;
/ as General Agent for souih Caroline.
Ieo., snd 1rsss1ns lenis s,as.a q ii eirts d
H. slA.s. Iieeru eenzissisus alIswsA;ss WsaI.
aiv - prs1sxrsA. Appliesnsns IA y nsAs 70
La ,ROLMEa sr.. aeitrAi lssst. Na IS eeosd
s6ss% cAAt4esfun, q o. K3Yto- :.otIii!t.. -. ai
It%ssty s1sa si,ssa 10 ~: -, is; wAS
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y LhdHr READING FOR THE WAax WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, 1t strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of DIR. O. O. RICHTER, the very enterpris.
ing and Trustworthy King-street dealer In books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us marvel how he can afford
TO send his books by mail over the country,
post-pdid, at the ridiouiously low prices named.
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To THE LADIEs.-messrs. stoll, Webb Il Co.
have received case Of Fall Dress Goods from
an auction house, which they are Offering at
% cents (worth As conts;l together with q
large lot OF Dry Goods in every other grade, OF
the latest styles and choicest oolors, at No. 2s7
King street. Sent ~
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"RHAprka THE WmRIw1ND."- Reaping the
Whirlwind' is the title Of thrilling Confeder.
ate story, written for The Banner of the South,
by Miss Annie M. Barnwell. of Beaufort, 8.
O. Tho first chapter will appear in The Banner
of the South, October 9th.
Send for specimens to L. T. Blome & Co.,
Augusta, Ga. Terms, IS per annun. The pa
per can be had Of all newsdealers In the United
States' Sept %
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INDKPEDENr AZ WoopaAwYER and his
olerk, ia phrase as familiar as household
words, II not more so.; Tho independence OF
this GLASS Of workmen is shown in the follow.
ing petition to Council from tbirly.four wood.
sawyers OF this CITY, who agree to ask that hon.
orable body " to require that all persons who
saw wood in tho city shall take ont license,
and any reison that saws wood without IL
cense must pay fine. And thoy ask also that
the price Of saving wood be fixed according to
the number OF cuts Tho price We charge, and
which is cheertulIy paid by all honest people in
this town, is one dollar for ono cut, two dollars
for two 65ts, and DO On. We make the petition
respectfully, as We think we have right to dc
it, and hope you will grant it.' a. It 10 nothing
but just, - * -" >N y" ~'s's -''-tr--f
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Ford, who is to be In our city soon, will bring
to us in succession three excellent companies
tho celebrated Chapman Sisters, the Cations
English Opera, aud tho Newoomb Minstrols.
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THE DROP CURTAIN for the new Opera House,
we learn, will bc quite handsome work OF
art. 1t is being painted by tho accomplished
scenic artist OF Booths Theatre, New York, and
will cost ono thousand dollars.
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WORD TO MERoHANTs.-R you want Job
printing done at worry cheap rates. call at The
News Jon OFFICE. Business cards s. and up
wards per thousand
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THIGH BRoKEs.-Yesterdny morning por-
ton OF the soaffoding around tho Pavilion
Hotel broke from the weight OF o colored man,
named George Provost. who fell to the pave
ment a distance Of fifteen ;s;eet, and broke his
thigh. He mas carried 10 the hospital.
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SENT To JAIL.-The negro, David Robinson,
who was arrested upon the charge Of stealing
watch from No. II Wentworth street, had an
examination yesterday. Ho was committed
to jail to await trial before tho State Court.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction salcs This Day.

Ia. Hunt will soil at 10 o'clock, at his store,
boots and Bhoes.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, carpets, furniture, 60.
Miles Drake will soil at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, clothing, dry goods. &c.
r. hkMarshall& & Brother will sell at half
past 10 O'Clock, at their Office, mule. furni-
ture, &c.
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fine Arts.
Il NJ e tt HING NE w.:
THE FALL cAMPAIaN,
@ UIN BY & co.

%
HAVING RECENTLY RETURNED FROM III
North with a complete assortment of Phetograpbi
dooos. and all the recent improvements In the ar
are now ready to produce PHOTOGRAPHY In l.
various branches unsurpassed both for their beau,
Of anGsh and durability.
Pictures enlarged to any size. Especial attentio
given to copying Old Pictures. We arc prepared
make Outdoor Views Of all kinds
81 Gallery No. 2sl KINa-sTREET, oharles.o,
o. Sept Al
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UsINBss NorroEs

ONE OF Dickens or scott's works is present.
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. Sent "a
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Asa HAnrz.-The humorous and poatical
works Of Major Mcknight, Better known as
'Asa Hartz," are to be published in book form,
by subscription, at 81 60 copy, the volume
will contain 150 pages and be we'll bound. Major
MoRoight was faithful soldier during tho
war, and contracted In the Confederate army
the seeds OF the disease which not long since
uarried him to tho grave. AS q humorous wri-
ter. Asa Hartz bore high reputation. and
many OF our citizens will doubtless desire 10
possess memcnto Of gallant and unfortu-
nate Southerner. Mr. h. 81. DeLeon will re-
ceiye the names Of Subscribers at his ofaoe In
Broad street.
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pL. q %oAA1t:.tort - .ne following re-
Saturday lat. -s .ls ls naeSea Ds to Dr. .eoDg Seos
.ne VIZ neeisl,a "nites-maie aduits Two,
.emae .%ei fnl,aten' maes three. females
aSnit. e,a ,an,.,a. "n"eS ss.a seven. blaess-male
ssu'r.s - "a a.. ss ma,, 'n.se maze ah'oio On nve,
nsassl !, . q .A,.ss sd 20, s.ss. ..sas,.a's The
7 80 ~" .a..a 80 e'e appouaea' onoer
az az 'sa. s.uo. oos. a.. Ds.asen ono and nye years
ton and twenty Years one .betveen % ,ren., snd ana
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TIE BALL LAST NreHr.-The ball given by
tho E.na Fire Company last night at their en-
&tne house was well attended, and passed of
most successfully.
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RAN OFF THE Track. carsof q freight
train on the Northeastern Railroad ran Oh the
track at Whiteaeld's still yesterday. One oar was
badly damaged. A d fectiye switch gate was
the cause Of the accident, which only caused
a delay OF about on hour an half to the pas
senger traine, ~. =. l-L- = 81
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R L-Hs.s " I"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
nsssu ,3o0. .0e0
IssUssi ALL KINDS or aLIPE AND RHpOw-
kENT PohIorRs. pividendJ ,snu,ny In oash,
Only Company hayins the Definite Guaranteed spfi:
fsnder.Vsius Rias Rosietos,l votidRids. ssesnd 30
no Company y tns gn,ssa ssts' f0t stability, lies
raaH ana eoonomyo rs'..g =; . ssiiI.- /. q ~
oMoe No. 1Ai Broadway, Hew Yosk. oasE y.epr.Ie.r
,.a ,ooHaisrlEA CHR srls y BoUoK. fssasnt .. .
WIZ ~ CotA, Iectetaxy.- ~ y it sjS of., p ti.;i
sasss Agency no. IS Brosd.strsss ssecsA Htocs. ,
Lof.l AVA 4 i sOsav.stae 4ssnA w.a.sd n,ope eSeul
Apply in petsn. uf bv Letter d
JAAEs q. sQLAlRs, Jr. -.
ssssesi Afsesf sessth osscsipa. :,
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Crumbs. Senator Sawyer is in Washington.
There were no fines imposed by the Mayor
yesterday.
Tho cripple, who stole money from negro,
whom he asked to tic bundle for him, Was
sentenced 10 thirty days imprisonment in the
House Of Correction.
The bootbIaoks, il is reported, will shortly
petition Council to require all parties engaged
In their line Of busines TO take out license.
The City Treasurer gives notice that only
two days remain in which to pay the third in
stalment Of tho tax on real estate for tho year
1869.
What was left oftho locomotive W. O. Dukes,
which was shattered in the Congaree Swamp
on last Saturday week, was brought to the city
yesterday. ;.t
/ Templeton telegrsphed here yesterday that
he would give theatrical performance at tho
Hibernan Hall tomorrow night.
The City Railway Company has declared a
dividend OF one dollar and twenty five cents
per share, which will be paid on aud aftor the
first OF October.
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Jasnr

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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July l. ssse.... .sy1o, zoe
DIVIDEND DECLARED. ... FORTY PER GENT
MsURys LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS Losses. lts principal business 10 with
Southern States and 10 then, Il appeals tor pstcu
ase ithss asarss means 70 fully psoteet pooy
ors andpay oil losses. -Pss3',l
"" ov51dEns.9 ?.
JOHN D. GORDON, Predd.nt :
B. b. HILL, a. 81. coLQUITT. vie..pseslden.s, i,
a. AusrRIIt r HOLLAND. Finance COMMITTEE.
". q! NORRIS, sters.ary. a
IoAlD OF rrnnusons. AZ tu bt
atisnta GA-JoHN B. aoRDos, l. Ausr11x. T. -.
HOLLAND, J. r. ALxIAHpxi, =. 81. cAlxAvAs, !. u,
Jonasox. in lc .S9
!, Athens. dab. O. YAso.r. Bns,. II. Hu1. Ron.
nr THoxls az ~ s' =
coinusAa, q. s.a--wAps HAxrroa. & ,l,at Il 4.
Aususta, GAO, 3. rHsny. Rpvlap I.exas
M.di.cu. ag-D. 4 Bunn- ,,:i... w..
Na'hsnstcs. q. .-Ra,xnr Tooa,s. a.! :. s,lt.
6 Cpsnbsrt, 0AI1 u. sHlTH 4. 80 cie.. 4.
t,y Neitss. ID Is. q. o6.aurrr. ;5..;,. ~
=, Coafsotts. N. 0.--wn Jomsron.
Ansn6ais q o-tBV &. wusiseaaM. % -~g..
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HOTEL ARRIvAIs, sEprENBER 2S.-Pauiion
Hotel.-H. a. Fowles. Enterprise; H. l.. stur-
CESS, T. NJ. Kun. South Carolina; N. J. Thou
ron, Steamer Dictator; John P. Loring, Gran.
itevillo; W. b. Honnan, J. P. Harley, Orange.
burg; W. d. Peck, Columbia; J. K. Davis,
Monticello; I. NJ. Hudgins, J. II. Ware, Honea
Path; J. Kutl, J. N. Garner. E. M. Ham, Tim
rnonsville; T. q. Boynton, Coiloton; W. p.
Matthew'S, Tolbert, Ga; ". Y. Paxton, Sum
ter; John o. Henan, Augusta; H. M. Gilbert,
Florence; W. w. Ward South Carolina; q. Il.
Pettingill, Oheraw; E. II. Gasque, South Caro-
lima; r. d. Gain, Marion; D. MoNeill, Wsdos-
boro'.
Charleston Rotet-H. G. Robinson, Proyi-
dence; d. Connel, G. p. Culver. Oulverton; N.
Fl. Colmau, Mrs. III. M. Culver, Miss D. G. Cul-
yer, d. Williams, W. D. womaok, 8. D. Night,
Georgia; Colonel Flagor, U. s. A.; Il. A. Meis.
ter, Georgia; ]. Amos, New York; A. B. Multi
gan, city; E. A. Oallshau, Philadolphia; VIM.
A. Walker and son, sol. Haas, General Vim.
McRes, North Carolina; NJ. 8. Oantey, 8. o.
O. Gillett, Georgia; G. Il. Barnwell, 8. C.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Larscst tCirculation.-THs DAILY NEWS
REIN0 THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
CoGNIzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN TIE PosToFF1oE AT 7nt END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PR0YLS-
IONS OF TIE NEW POsT0FF7CR LAW.
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NILS.

Alderman Voigt moved the fret reading of
the bill to amend tho bill 10 appr aise the rate
able property OF the city, as follows: That
section three of an ordinance entitled IAN or
dinanoe to appraise the rateabie property OF the
CITY OF Charleaton, aud FOR other purposes .
ratified on the 21st day OF September, A. d.
1853. be amonded as follows:. strike ont tho
first sentence and insert IN lieu thereof the fol-
lowing: "fhat Tor the purpose Of taxa tiou, ell
real estate shall bs appraised uniformly and st
the actual value thereof"
The motion was granted, and tho bill read
the hrst, second aud third times, and ordered
to bs engrossod Tor ratification at the next
meeting.
Alderman Mackey moved that the bin To
amend the Lumber bill be read BY it's title,
which was done.
Alderman Small, ooored. offered q reeoiu-
ton providing substantially, that all OF the
city printing. not already contracted for be
done at the Office Df \ Radical paper.
Alderman Mackey moved that tho Commit
tee ON Priating be instructed to advertise Tor
proposals, as 1t mas the dHty OF Council to ad.
vertise for prop Issia to do the work, which in
volved al eApeuse OF from 5000 to $1,000 per
annqni; that 80 f1r as he knew there might
now ibs proposals for the city printing.
Alderman Cunningham favored tho adoption
OF Alderman Bmaliis resolution.
After an exciting debate. the resolution was
amenled slightly and adopted. III
Alderman Mickey offered RESOLUTION pro.
viding that the woodsawyersS AFTER the 1st OF
October, be made to take ont Iioense, or be
| tined $40; aud ,hak the priee to be. eb1reed by
them for Ssawing wood be NOT more thso one
dolir per cord.
Alderman anall, colored. Il, want 10 know
somhthlns about die rssolnhoo; it,says that
every man .Wfosaws Wood WITHIN. tho limits oI
ths City must take out license or be- fined,
Now l oppoes its - il, prevents ;sny ,Sttissr
IRON, saving WOOD without paying tor 1t; how /.
thatP 9 :
Tho rns.tes ais explained 70 tho Alderman,
and thS rss5ldsion adopted. s'a ~ :
|s Council then. on motion Of Alderman Hsekey
at q, quarter Of ten O'Clock. adjourned. '7Af
= - - - =
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3usnranfe.

~
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
VIEW YORK.
orEan antzod 1850.
ALL POLICIES NoNFoRFEIrABLE.
HALFLoANT TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
+ LAST CASH D1v1DHND 80 GIFTY, PER CENT.
Policies In force..................e4 .e4s, 600 900
Assou.................. 100000
Annual Income. 10000
Losses Paid.... 500 900
--i.H .fl "a ---- -'.. '-f.. 80 ac.
". .H.PEoKHAM. President.
wv. T. HOOKER. vlce-President.
L. MsADAM. Secretary and Aetuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent
DIRAcroRs
Hon. JOHN A. DrI, New York.
Hon. JAxRs HAnrra, Firm OF Harper & Bros, ex.
Mayor New York.
JoHH J. oRANn, President Bank Republic.
VIZ. II. VRa,nLHE, Banker Vermilye & Co.. ,:g.s
OHAsG. redwood. Cashier Newark Banking Coms
pany.
Hon. GEonaE orDIxE, ex.Mayor Of New York.
hMor G. MORGAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIosxr. Firm Thomas Rigney q Co.
BENy. 3. .,H1xAH, treasurer New York Steam eu-
6a- Refining Company. d
AARON AnNoLD, Firm OF Arnold Constable Co.
RlcHARD q. BowxE, wetmore = Bovine, Lawyers.
F. v. HAuoKwouT, Firm z. Y. Haughwout r 90.
VIZ Wnxxss, Firm of W. wilkens q Co.
JuIIus q. PaArr. Merchant.
wM. ". wMaHr. Merchant. 5-s .
CHas. J. s1Ah1, Merchant
wuxIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. ". CuHHs, Banker, Palmyra, NY.
GEO. I. HoY1 President Continental Fire Insur.
a. anee Company. t-it -t
JONI q. SHERWOOD Park Pisss.
WALTON q. PEoxaAM. Corner Eth Avenue ana
Twenty ytShdStreet., 'it'i ~ a. ,ic:is 2
EnvAap b. waioHf. ,NdSsii. NJ. 80
aEo. ". TAA{xz, Counsellor. \ ijIs.xi.
". L. ooaSwH.L, Merchant. rvfr
GEORGE KEIM.
GENERAL AaRNT FOB soUrE CAROLINA.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-29
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-29

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
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HEBER SMITH, President, A. ". KELLOGG, Secretary
RUFFNER & HoVEY State Agents. Point Pleasant WrsV.
KUFFNER HOVEY
Mason West Virginia, liam 2l-lOm