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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-26
BY Lee & Gnddin, Auctioneers.
M. Ill3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
4 COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust from William j. Martin aud wife
dated the 18th day Of May 1853, duly recorded in
the clerks Office of Henrico, county court aud be.
Ing requested so to do by the beneficiary In said
deed, will proceed to sell at public auction on
MONDAY the lst day Of November, 1889. THAT
being court-day,l at Henrc0 county court house,
ut IL NJ, the REAL ESTATE In said deed men
tioned-to wit. that certain TRACT OF LAND ~
ing and being on the Darbytown road In the coun-
IL OF Hcnrico, containing SEVEN ACRES. with
the improvements thereon. adjoining the lands of
the estate OF Archer Taylor deceased, John "
Fussel, and Leonard Hizer.
TERMS At sale.
Ii. 4. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE 4 GoDDIS, AuctioneerS.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP the under
~ signed, have this day formed Il co-partnership
under the style of FENDLEY & FERGUSON.
for the purpose OF manufacturing LUMBER IN
the county OF Chesterfield near the Glover Hin
PITS and having appointed Messfs. A. L. SIEp-
HERD a. Co. sole agents for the sale OF our lumber
respectfully solicit orders for BILL. TIMBER oi
any size and length, which may be left with them
Orders shall be hlled with the utmost dispatch.
rs ~ 3s4 ~. 81. F2NDLEY and s
a. W. i. FERGUSON.
Richmond October IL 1853. oc 2I-lw
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ByP. Bowman, Auctioneer,
No. 1909 Main street.

|
| TXTRA LARGE AND lMPORIANl
~ SALE.-On THURSDAY. October 18th, COM
mencing nj 1Oo'c clock Twill sell at my warerooms,
1oSo Main street very attractive and large line OF
| WERCHhNDISE embracing partly general as
| sortment Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
eboIce Goods and suitable to the season an at
tractiye line of READY MADE CLOTHING, for
men,s and Youths wear: 500 cases BOOTS, SEOES,
81 1s and on aH and consigned by tie largest
| eastern boot and Shoe manufacturers; with an at
tractiye invoice OF FUR and WOOL HATS.
country retail store.
| THE GOODS are all fresh and seasonable, and
vii; he sold without reserve In lots to suit purcha-
snrs t 2. BOWMAN,
| Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
oco5-M w &Thu ' '-.h
TTTGH CONSTABLFS SALE.-Will be
| III sold on THIRSDAY, October as, 1892 at 3
Hei etrSe the M fo I'll o propertSto Wit
COAL STOVE and PIPE,
lotof PARTITION,
| KITCHEN TABLES,
| ROUND TABLES,
! LANTERN.
small LAMPS,
WAITER,
WASHSTAND and BOWL,
PITCHERS,
| IA DISHES,
7GOBLETS,
BAR GLASSES,
PRESS,
| MATTRESSES.
FEATHER PILLOWS,
BLANKETS,
| BENCHES
COFFEE-Al1LL,
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WANTED, a good NURSE without in
w cumbrance. who comes well recommended.
Apply at Mr.. WILLIAM GRAY'S corner Tenth
and Marshall streets. t. oc 2a-3t
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BY Lee 6 Goddtn, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND A DESL
RABLE VACANT LOT IN ASHLAND. AMI
OF A SMALL TRACT OF LAND NEAR ASH.
LAND.-In compliance with a decree of the cir.
cult court of Hanover county rendered on the 2stf
day of September, lsC9 in the suit of John .. Sale
ys. Sale ct ais, the undersigned R special com.
missioner thereby appointed for the purpose, VII
sell at public auction, upon the premises, In the
order advertised, on WEDNESDAY the 2Tth day
of October 1852. commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, II
fair. If not the next fair day, that HOUSE AND
LOT In the village Of Ashland adjoining the Club
House. and now occupied by j. II. Simpson. ESD,
containing about ONE 4 QUARTER ACRES;
Also the very eligible VACANT LOT OF ONE
AND A QUARTER ACRES. more or less, adjoin-
ing the said house and lot.
Immediately after the above sale VIII sell the
small TRACT OF LAND near Ashland on the
Telegraph road. on which Mrs. r. r. Sale now
resides. containing ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES. The house upon the tract Of land Is 4
small one with two rooms. The improvements
upon the lot, with the house In Ashland, are good.
The purchaser of the Ashland property, or his
tenant, Will be entitled TO q free ticket to Rich
mond.
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance in equal in
stalments of six and twelve months, credit install
ments to carry interest from day Of sale; or In
lieu of that all cash. The title Will be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
Parties may leave Richmond on the II. IS train,
attend the SALE and return by half-past2P. Nj.
WM. JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
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BY Cook s LauEhton. Auctioneers,
CORNER Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
T1LEGANT VELVET CARPETS, OIL
T14R IAi At AUcTIoN.THIs DAY at 10 o. clock *
T sG Ct our TRaI%R meonsIsag
Three W very handsome VELVET CARPETS, one
rive eSTTa d[ge6 oil PAINTINGs-one the Greek
Mother, and the other Outlet;
WALNUT BEpSTEA!ADI9S!: >-,s
BUREAUS and WASHSTANDS; oa ,r,,,,
one WALNUT pARLOR SUIT, covered Win
haircloth, consisting Of sofa, eight chairs. ono
large armchair, one rocker, one walnut mar
v, PIs3t?R saslf T 4ns ffasere' , ~,
C S1fTNGE AND JIMMY LIND BEDsTEADs'
STAINED W Y 81, 1t,S
W yCHnoI fDAEsR SsiAAsfSic CHAIRS,
sPR = =, n MA sTITEGK sTESST;rREssEs,
FEATHER BEDS,
SeOO {1Ei &c OFFICE, and STORE STOVES.
= .na i. or cRocKERY and GLASSWARE,
''D'''' PLATES, ->
OYSTER-DISHES,
SCGAR-DISHES,
G etdaiiS and TgMBLFERsa a
SILvER-PLATED CAsToRs and
FRull-hA7hhi' COOK & LAUGHToN,
ocos Auctlonecrs.
GALE OF VERY. VALUABLE real
p ESTATE ON BLUESTO ONE, IN THE COM na,S
TIES OF AfECKLENBURGAN AND CHAKLol!.E ~
Tn compliance with decree OF the circuit couI "
MeckIenbure in the suit Of Boswell Us. FG naDie,
viii sell ut the residence Of DR.. Paul G. genaplc,
IN TI1ESDAY the 2eth dav OF October, lSG9, me
REAL, ESTATE of the said Paul c. Nenable, To-
wit - -. 80. ,,,o,.o,o orao1, In
Mecklenhurg county, adjoining the iancs OF = ho G
bert Scott's estate, and others CONTAINING E5Ghl
Hundred AND SIXTY-Sl& ACKEs, ana nay
ing upon IL an excellent RESIDENCE WIN elgn,
rooms all out-houses In good repair; ana the sou
remarkably fertile. About one-thrd IN orlglhai
forest of fine quality. ,o,,,, =, ,,o
2. 4 TRACf adjoining the above, known as inc
EINTU TPACT in the county of Charlotte, con-
taininy ABOUT THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
3. kTRACT in the county Of Charlotte, lmme-
diately adjoining the above lands, CONTAINING
abnnt -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, known AS the
HATCHER TRACT.
a 4 TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-FOIjR AND THREE-QUARTER ACRES on
RIucstonc creek in Mccklcnburg county adJon-
In o. the estate Of j. J. Il. Spencer and others.
+ 4 TRACT of ONE HUNDRED AND tlF :
TYSINE AND HALF ACRES on Bluestone
creek. In Mccklenhnrg county, adjoining the lands
Of j. Is. McPhail and others. a.
TERMS OF SALE : One-third cash; and as to the
residue a credit Of one and two years, the pllr
chaser to execute bonds, with approved personal
security, carrying interest from day OF sale, ana
the title TO he retained until the whole 81 the pur-
chase money is PAID. :. n; $4,000
cl3 oonnI9olon.-.
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Under order OF the United States Military Com
missioner of the sixteenth division, the above sale
is postponed to SATURDAY, October acth, ut
O'Clock P. NJ.
;. >, 4. A A st En SMITH Trustees.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
L ABLE LITTLE FARM CALLED MESn
AND x HALF MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
In execution of the provisions Of deed Of trust
October, 1858, and recorded in iIenrico county
court ONCE. being thereto required BY the assignee
of the creditor, win sell at auction, upon the
premises on MONDAY, LIST November, 1862 at II
O'Clock NJ If fair. If not, then on the first fair day
thereafter, at the same hour, the little "A RM
above referred to, conta lining RIf-ONE And An,
J HALF ACRES running back to the canal. The
improvements consist of a good framed dwelling
with about six rooms, the usual out-houses, and Il
good orchard.
TERMS The deed prescribes sale for cash suf-
fcent to defray expenses of sale and to pay on
the balance of the debt now about ST. 50o and the
residue upon such terms rs the grantor NAV direct.
The creditor, however, is willing 10 receive one
fourth of his debt in cash. and for the residue VIII
allow credit Of six, twelve. and eighteen months,
with interest LUClEN HILL, trustee:
GRrRRs & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. Oc q
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pIssoLUrIoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

-s.-a.s4s 1lt..1e RICHMOND, October 90, 1859.
TINHE FIRM OF z. A. WOODS 81 SON
4 having been dissolved by the death OF the Sc
Iior partner, The undersigned will close up the
business OF the old concern, and Will continue t.
carry ON the COMMISSION BUSINESS In his owp
name and respectfully soictS consignments OF all
kinds Of produce. 10 @tH z-4 ~ a.t @a /.
roe 2l-Iw< Ggsa=E4lE as ss w, i. WOODS .H
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TOR SALE.-I will offer at public auc-
/, ton on the 2Sth October my FARM, situated
two miles from Chesterfield courthouse, on the
main road containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
GOOD LAND; forty acres cleared. balance In
good oak and pine. The improvements consist of
a Frame Dwelling containing four rooms, with
suitable out-buudlngs. Terms made known on
day OF sale.
DC 2l-1tk THOMAS y. SIiELL.
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EOR RENT, A VERY DESIRA "a
Il. RESIDENCE, No. SID Fifth street. Tits 81
built In modern style. with eight rooms In front
building and FIVE in the wing. 1t hls bathing
room on second .lo1r, and gas through the entire
able. Possession given 10th of November. Apply
to rom !. j. T.SUBLETT.
oc 2l-lw 400 Broad street.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTOR
FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLARks
viz T y VIRGINIA-Byy virtue of q decree of II

VALUABLE IoBACCO EaI1Oh1
Y FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLARHS-
VILE, VIRGINIA.--By virtue OF a decree the
circuit court OF Mccklenburg county, rendered at
the September term llsesl in the suit OF Tomnes
Young's trustees, SC, shall on FRIDAY the lsth
day of November, 1859, sell In front OF the Union
Hotel In the town of GAINESVILLE. to the highest
bidder. at public auction. the large and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY. with a few factory
axtures, together With the LOT and HOUSES at
| tachcd. formerly the property OF John W.. Young,
located on Main street In said town-fhe heart or
| the tobacco-growing region OF Virgtnia and North
Carolina.
The FACTORY BUILDING is or recent con-
strnction large and conveniently arranged for The
manufacture OF to5acco-being three stories high,
about forty feet wide, and seYenty-Srr or eighty
feet in length
TERMS OF SALE Enough in cash to pay tho
costs OF suit and expenses OF sale, and The ressne
credit OF sixty days; the purchaser TO execute
bond with approved personal security for The de-,
terred payment, and the title To be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money Is paid
The terms of the above sale must be compiled
with ct once, or the property will be Immediately
resold. s. X. JOHNSON,
oc 90 Commissioner.
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WTANTED.-Age ntleman-a rginian-
w educated at William and Mary College, and
as assistant and principal in several tirst-class
schools in the South, wishes to establish NIGHT
SCHOOL for young men and youths of the city
ance at regular day schools. The very best refer
ences given For particulars Inquire at the office
Of Messrs. Atklnson Upshur & White, NO. Law
BuiltIipp ..-........ &C 2l-Gt-
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SuMAC, delivered
either at our tannery In Manchester, at railroad
depots in Richmond, or at store lace Main street,
Richmond. The leaves must be of green color,
well dried, and free from berries, sticks and sand.
Sc q HULST Il KING.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

VOUNGER'S AND BASES ALE AN
l. GISNESS'S PORTER. H. -.---E-.
! oc % CHARACTERISTICS & JONES
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WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY. A
w SINGLE MAN as STOREKEEPER, or
SALESMAN or any other business suitable 10 his
capacity. Address A. b. at this office.
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The President and the Rings.

In its tender solicitude for the interest of
':jobs" and "rings," our present State Gov
ernment but faithfully initiates the course
of the big Radical concern at Washington.
Even the "simple soldier" Grant, seems to
have learned thing or two about 'party
snece essities." Witness his careful deslg-
nation of the following clause of the pro-
posed Mississippi constitution, as one Of the
sections to be voted upon separately from
the rest:
"The credit Of the State shall not be pledged
or loaned in aid OF any person, association or
corporation; nor shall the State hereafter be-
come stockholder in any corporation or asso-
ciation,"
We can understand how obnoxious such
q section would be to pack Of stock-job'
bing legislators, and the action Of the Pres
ident in this case certainly looks as if he
had the agent of some big Ring at his elbow
We trust that Mississippi will dissppoin'
her hungry Radicals by refusing to strike
so healthy proviso from her organic law
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affective. without some great overpowering
blunder on the part of it's adversaries. 1t has
fought it's last battle in California for many Q
year to come; nor will it ever regain sure
foothold until it shall have changed its name
and it's principles. The Radical Sacramento
Union acknowledges ''a very general Demo
cratic victory" and the San Francisco Morn
ing Call Independently calls it "unprecedeot-
ed and overwhelming" The State, it says,
will now be redistricted for members OF Con-
gress. The Sacramento Herald is frank enough
to acknowledge the overthrow OF its party.
"A gentleman from Texas, who has been
prominent friend and supporter OF Generai
Hamilton for Governor in that State had
LENGTHY interview with the President in New
Work City last Sunday, before his departure Tor
pennsylysnia. The President referred TO the
report of his conversation with General Clark'
and ssid there were several inaccuracies in the
nrinted correspondence, or that General CLARK
had misapprehended his remarks. de was re-
,,orted IN have said: s'Governor Hamilton has
gone over to the rebels, but that is no reason
wbv I SHOULD" when in fact, upon the asser-
tion of General Clark that General Hamilton
had gone over to the rebels, the President said:
sIf Hamilton does 20 over to the enemies OF
the Republican party, tits no reason why
should" The President was 10th to believe
the detection Of Governor Hamilton from the
Republican ranks. Regarding the remark that
as between Throckmorton and Hamilton he
would prefer the former, he explained that II
Hamilton had left the Republican party ana
was running as the candidate of the Democrats
he would much rather see straightout Demo-
orat like Governor Throckmorton elected. de
knew Governor Throckmorton, and in late
interview With that gentleman had been very
favorably impressed with the fair and just
view he took of Southern political affairs. The
above is the substance Of the conversation
which is given to the public by permission OF
the President.
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ID A Il OC HAL Fl % l.
HOME FOR BOYS,
ASHLEY STREET, CHARLESTON.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on the lst of October u. Y. Limited to
400. The home will be reopened on the same day.
We are limited to 100 inmates. and applications
should be made at once. Punctual attendance is re-
6ppffihcation 70 Rev. A. T. PORTER, Rector Of
School aud Home.
Terms for Day school, tuition payable in advance:
Classical Course 80 90 per month.
English. ..........,..............1 rs per month.
Primary ..,............. rs per month.
We are endeavortnG 10 secure the services OF
arstcass French Teacher. If We succeed due no.
nee will be given Our aim has been to make this
School Of the highest character. and shall use our
best endeavors 10 attain this end
JOHN GADsDEN,
Sept 10 fmw9 Principal.
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CH LAR ES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. II. 1859.
The Cotton Crop, Again.

Through the courtesy Of the proprIetors
of the New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, we received last evening sd-
vance sheets of the issue Of that journal for
Saturday, September 1S, containing its an
nual statement Of the cotton crop. The
Chronicle, we are satisfied, has now more
extended and complete facilities for gather
ing prompt and accurate commercial ssatis-
tics than are enjoyed by any paper in
America; and as its tables ere invariably
prepared with grsst fairness and care, we
are inclined in this instance to place more
confidence in its fgures than in those Of
any other authority Below we give the
msip points Of the Chronicles statement,
which, it will be seen, differs in several i'm
portant particulars from the estimates that
have already been given:
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TINIVEKSi OF SOUTH CAROIINA.
u ThenPkt Session will begin on the FIRST Mon
DAY IN OCTOBER, and continue without ntermis.
sion. to the ensuing July.
Advantages are offered at this Institution to Stu
dents in Law the graduates being entitled to prac
tce IN the Courts Of this sate;) 10 Medicine. (the
course Of st uction being extensive and thorough.
with two written examinations during the Sesson;)
In Engineering, Mathematics. Mental. Moral aud
Political Philosophy. q story. Rhetoric, English
Literature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in
the various Scientific Schools.
Expenses for essou Of nine months Annual
fee S5 Library fee, $40: Room Rent fee s16 Tuition
fee, -; for each of three schools. SIS; Tuition In
Law or Medicine. $50 Board can be had at SIG to
$40 per month. Bv messing 1t will be less.
For further information, send for Catalogues to
the Secretary of the Faculty, Rev. G. BRUCE
WALKER. r. W. BtRNWELt.
Chairman Of Faculty
Columbia, s. c., August Q, 1859.
Augusta fmw24
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By THE letter from Marion Courthouse,
which we print in another column, it will
be seen that the first move in the case
against the new President and Directors Of
the Cheraw and Coal6elds Railroad Com
pany, has resulted jdst as we had hoped.
The next hearing of the case will take place
at Darlington Courthouse on the 9th Of
October.
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The Amendment In Danger.

There is something ludicrous in the alarm
exhibited by the Radical presses Of the
Norsh at the threatened failure Of their pet
scheme to make the Fifteenth Amendment
part Of the Federal Constitution. Even
the most sanguine friends Of the Article
limit their hopes to barely securing the
votes of the % States required for its rsti-
dcation; while the philosophio editor Of the
New York Times ooolly advises his politi
cal friends to prepare to submit with as
good grace as may be to the rejection Of
the measure. There would seem, Indeed,
to be very good grounds for the hope that
the country may, after all, escape being
ssddled with policy SO repugnant to the
views of the vast majority Of its people.
In Pennsylvania the Democrats are con-
Quoting the pending canvass with the avow-
ed purpose, if successful, of repeating the
ratification which that State has already
given to the amendment In New York
similar effort will be made at the next elec-
tion. Tennessee, it is admitted, will refuse
to ratify; and even Virginia, on which it
was hoped the amendment would certainly
be forced by the iniquitous Reconstruction
acts Of Congress, is now set down as deci-
dedly doubtful Aud even should the CO.
creed assent Of the three unrepresented
States-Vlrgiuia, Mississippi and Texas
be obtained, the number Of States required
by the terms Of the constitution TO make it
Q part Of that instrument could only be
made up by recognizing and counting the
VIGOROUSLY invalid act Of ratification Of the
Indiana Legislature, and by altogether ig
noring acts Of repeal which ether States,
under the influence Of ."the sober second
"thought," have hssteued to pass. Tainted
though the Supreme Court Of the United
STATES may be With partisan bias, We have
still sufficient confidence in the fairness
aid dsoenoy Of the men who compose it to
believe that they would refuse to sanction
or recognize as binding an Article Of our
fundamental Law, the pretended ratification
Of which had been . mere piece OF political
jugglery and sharp practise.
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FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE
81 AND RETAIL BY DIR. a. BAER, No. 131
MEETING-STREET-
RISON'S TOBACCO ANTID0TE
Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns ChIorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill. &C.. &c.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrghts Rejuvenatlng Elixir
ChurchilPs Syrup Hypophosphits OF Lime
Van Deusen's Worm onectIous
Hurleys Worm Candy
Bardotte'S Worm ,ugar Drops
Graienbrrg Pi
-. Ce, halo Pills
schalIenberger's Fever and ARue Pills
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver Pills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
Russelrs Soothing Cordial for Children Teethipg
Jaynes Altera1ve
Jayne's Rxpectorant
Jayne's Ca.minative
Jayne's Sanafive Pulls
R4dwavs Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
Rqdway's Ready Resolvent.
June 81 mwf
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Jusuraute.

Jusuraute.
q UU T II z Il d
LIFE INSURANCE O0APANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1. Observation-Disclosures
DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT.
NsURRs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business Is with
Southern States and to them appeals for patron
age 1t has ample means to fully protect policyhold.
ers and pay all losses.
JOHN B. GORDON, President
B. Il. HILL, A. q. CoLeUITT, vice-Presidents.
A. AUsTELL. E HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. C. MORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Atlanta Ga-JoHN B. GORDON. A. AUsrELL, Z. W.
HOLLAND, j. F. ALEXANDER, J. q. CALLAwAY, J. M.
JOHNSON.
Athens, CAB. c. YANcEY, BENZ. q. HILL Rob-
ERr THOMAS.
Columbia, 8. C.-WADE HAMPTON.
Augusta. Ga.-C. q. PHN1zY, EDWARD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. E. BUTLER.
Washington, Ga.-RoBERT TooMss.
Cutnoert, CAB. ). SMITH.
Newton, da-A. 81. CoLoUTTT.
Charlotte, Y. C.-WM JOHNSTON.
Allendale, s. C-B. L. WILLN1HAM.
Greensboro, n. CIV. A. CALDWELL.
j. II. MILLER, General Agent
AUGUSTA, GA.
S. Y. TUPPER, Resident Agent,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
w. DEsAUSsURE. NJ. D., Medical Ezaminer.
Auoust 10 D&c amos
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1EKS. HOPsON PINCKNEY Will
M resume the exercises Of her BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL for young ladies, on MONDAY, Octo-
Der 4th, at No SO HAsEL.SrR rREET.
Professor of French. Mr. Du805E.
Professor OF German Dr.. BLANCHE, Gate Pro-
fessor Of Languages ut Chitte nhanr Kngland.l
Sept15 WlmImo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

sOverlsnd direct.
This statement, doubtless, is not without
its defects; but it probably presents as fair
and full summing up Of the cotton move
ment for the past twelve months as we are
likely to get. The Chronicle states, in refer
ence to the stocks held by Northern spin
ners, that although some Of the largest cor
porations hold seven and eight weeks'
supply, the body Of the spinners are lig ,ly
stocked. 1t estimates the souSl o 'nsump
ton of the mills for the past oomu 'o'si
year at about 96S, 900 bales, against 9S2 600
bales consumed in 1878.