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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

City and County Of NeaC York.
STATE OF New YORK. Ss'
George 1; Hope President, and Cyrus Peck Sec
rotary. of.the Continental Insurance. Company be-
ing seyeray sworn, depose and say, that the fore
gong IS true, full and correct statement the at
fars of the said corporation and that they are the
above described officers thereof.
GEO. T. HOPE, President.
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn before me this twenty
day OF January, A d 1869.
JUDSON H. GILBERT,
Notary Public, County OF New York.
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Terms $500 per on,sa,na. d,, ,,,z,.,.,,.,

Mr.. Shissler, in his report on tbo s,,,,;,o.
says .'the ladies assigned to me for i' insty,,a
tiohs IN the settlement OF accounts are nro-
crossing beyond the most sanguine expec,o
tions." He says further, "that they show =
great amount of energy and industry, and
certainly possess all the qualifications TO
make very efficient clerks, and certainly equal
the male clerks, employed upon the the same
work."
The reports shows further that MANY of
the ladies are highly accomplished, and speaks
Of their want of mathematical training. When
these ladies went into the Third Auditors office
they were expected 10 fail and the secretary
anticipated getting rid Of the whole matter in
that way. SPECTATOR.
1T will yet be claimed that Alaska is in the
tropics From meteorological statement for
the year ending October 81, 1868, furnished
TINS office from the Military Department
headquarters, we learn that the lowest month
ly mean for the year ofthermometricaI observa
tions was that of January, 1867 % dec. % M.
the coolest day was February 11tb II dec.
above zero. The warmest day was june qOfb
when the thermometer marked II dec. The
greatest rainfall was during November 1867.
when 4 and 62-1OO inches fell and the rain
fall for the year was 69 and 7-10 inches. The
number of fair days was only 107 and q ffac-
ton; and there were 134 rainy days aud &c
days of snow. The proportion of cloudy days
to fair is large. but the temperature Of Alaska
is not, after all, SO very rigorous.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Enc ~


OF the city Of New York on the first day of Janu-
ary 1869, made to the Secretary OF the State of
Name, pursuant to the Statute Of said State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company is the Continental In
srdace Company, Incorporated IN 1852, and To-
Gated at No lO2 Broadway, in the city of New
York.
The capital OF said Company actually paid
up i'll cash is, S 100000 90
The surplus on the first day of January,
1869, 1856 854 10
Total amount Of capital and surplus, S2OG6,s54 10
ASSETS.
Amount OF cash in st Nicholas
National Bank, N Y, 1OG, III
Amount of cash in office, 1889 so
Amount loans on State Stocks
aud Bonds of United States,
ana OF ofInsttutions incorpora-
ted by the State of n. York,
payable on demand, (The
market value of Securities
pledged exceeding 1867, ,45O 00271, 500 90
- s37s,199 CO
Amount loans on Bonds and
Mortgages, being first lien of
record of unincumberee real
estate, worth at least S., OPS
500, and on which there is less
than one years interest due
ana OWING. (lnterest at per
cent? ITO ,rn m
$4,000 American Exchange i''i'VOo
5000 Bank OF North America. 5'5OO on
5000 Bank of America, 725000
5000 Broadway Ban1, 1900 90
5,OOOi Importers and Traders
Bank. $500 90
5,006 Mercantile Bank 600 90
5000 Merchants Bank, c25OOl
10000 Metropolitan Bank, I45OO 90
10000 Nassau Bank nj 500 90
10000 Galatn National Bank, 1iOO0 co
l3,00O st Nicholas Bank 1890 90
5000 Union Bank, 5T5000
10000 n. Y. Central Railroad
per cent. Bonds, a2OO m
10000 Y aud Erie Sd Mortgage
70 ooo p. per cent Bonds, 5000 90
ment per cent Bonds, $4,000
1900 N Y State 20 years per
ma cent Bonds, $500 90
1000 N central Park I'm
prevent per cent.
% o0o ?, Bonds, $4,000
1900 Brooklyn City Public
Park Improvement
25,OC0 Brooklyn City Warbt.
Improvement Bonds 25 ono M
20.OeO Tennessee | er cent
Bonds, 13e00 90
$4,000 U. s; per cent, Bonds,
100000 U. S. 6 per cent Bonds,
1867, 96I,OOOOO
- S675, ,76O 90
Amount of unincumbered real
estate owned by the Company
No 1O2 Broadway, ana No 1
lines Pine St, ny, 175,OOO 90
estate owned by the Company
corner Court and MONTAGUE
SITS, Brooklyn, 60 roo m
Amount OF Interest actually due
innnIai and unpaid, p 21,O12 40
upcollected on policies issued 81 642O7
Amount of Rents accrued 965N M
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale on Tegco

Ut OUtUH OT LSXSS
fS..;f Inc three story Brick House, with Stable
siii @ @aoeaened, no. 21 High street, containing 10
~. 49, rooms, with every MoDERN IMPROVEMENT.
T;, T;, nUn @ ant coz water water closet, furnace &c
as o s IN perfect order, and located on the
of February. Enquire II gwen W 'ie iS'
nr GRO D D,v,, PETER HANNA,
Jan 2-dtf - ~ A1S'''e otoAeIs'
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BOARD AND EgOOrFs.
BOarders Wanted,

Board
TWO Rooms to LET, with or without board, in
! private family pleasantly located, within few
minutes walk of the P. o.
Address |. S, Portland, Post Office. dc3l-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

FIrSt CLASS Houses for Sale,
fTNHE two brick houses with French roofs Just
erected on Congress Street. near State. They
are hrse class In every particular, being plumbed
thoroughly for hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining rooms are finished in Chestnut and black
walnut. Ihey have good yards with rear passage
ply to w. Ii, STEPHENS0N.
oct3Odh I'd National Bank,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05
Farm for Sale.
VaZuoble House lot fo,. Sale.

SITUATED on the corner of Henry and Deering
- Sts., 50xlOO feet. Enquire of
Jai2tf r. w. GAGE. No Calf Block
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

Amount of unincumbered real
estate owned by the Company
No 1O2 Broadway, ana No 1
Pine st, NY,
Amount of unincumbered real
estate owned by the Company
corner Court and Montague
SITS, Brooklyn,
Amount OF Interest actually due
and unpaid,
Amount of Premiums due and
uqcollected on policies issued,
Amount of Rents accrued,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

LIABILITIES.
Amonnt OF Losses adjusted.
aul due and unpaid, None
Amt OF losses incurred, and in
process OF adjustment, $500 90
Amt of Dividends on capital,d de-
clared and due and unpaid 1679O0
Amt of Dividends on Scripde-
ciared, unclaimed, and unpaid 40 800 90
Amt of of Scrip ordered redeem
ed and yet unclaimed 33O39Oo
Amt all other existing Claims
aginst the company, Nothing
- $1SS, 1OS 90
The greatest amount insured in anv one risk is
about $25,000, but will not as general rule exceed
$4,000. '0 NA0oeN
Inc company have no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town. vii
age or block, 1t being the intention of the
to distribute its risks in such manner as not to lose
more than $4,000 by single fire.
ceItlhed copy OF the Charter Act of Incorpo-
ration, accompanied previous statement
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

.t. FOR SALE.
sE'WO new first-class Brick Houses ON Deering
Apply to GEORGE M. HARDING, Architect,
uCZoutl BOYD Block.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05
DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Letter from Washington.

Friday Morning, February s, 1869.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-05

TERhs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
- Single copies cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

Aug. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

Tic Daily Republican says: Annexed is {
copy Of letler. received by Richard R'ali,
Assistant Assessor United States InternaN
Revenue, for Edgeiiell Distlicl S. G., July
18th, 1869. This letter is oraamea'ed'
with rude cuts of !. deaths head, galows
and man thereon, and t. coiiin.
.R. Realf, uncle sans ta&s ,naa this is to
warn ycu 10 Le,e the County Al once goo
dam you you are old Browns Right Bower
sor,e Of Us fit you il Kessaas u years ags
and some in the array scucc bat You Need
not think beka.c you W aseat killed then you
arc going iooia'iii
of US have swore to Ii ave your god tiasi iuisr.
raj Life ard II yoa undertake to traveil roaad
the decslr;ck to collect the dam Internal
Reyen. q takscs you wil 60 up shlre. you
dam niger Lover You had Best prlipp Stakes
and get hack to Washington .1r yoa can
stop Hear unless ;ou Want q pug IN y"u
Head or q rope round your raskel Meek yon
had Rest mini this !or We are Dead. SET t'
Kill you shure.a u
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The Greenville Colleges.

In our paper oftLis meek will be found new ad-
ver;isemcnts from the Furman University and Tho
Grconvic Female College. For thcss advertise
meuts we beg the special attention Of our readers
In both institutions, the fall and winter session
will begin on the 18th inst.
These Institutions are Justly entitled to rank
amongst the frat in the South. The course and
spirit of instruction are framed upon tie Only
true basis-that tire truths of Christianity are
Quite as demonstrablc as mathematical truth ;
chat it is duty most sacred, mos. Indispensable,
set only to priz the knowledge of these truths
IScry far above all Other knowledge, but to lore
seAer,, Q, rather their Divine Author with all our
lhe-rt. mild, soul aad strength. With such ba-
isis, the teaching of every useful art, science Ian
Ieuagc and desirable accomplishment, becomes u
iwor.s of indescribsh!e pleasure and enjoyment.
From the Furmun University and the Green
| vile Female College are now gushing forth
streams Of sweet waters where, we hope. many Of
the young and giit.d OF Edgcdeld, may qdtnch
5heir thirst
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CHOLERA!!!


The following letter is from Mr. woodward, ofst Louis
to j. " Harris, Esq, OF Sew London, Conn. Mr.. ". is
gentleman Of high responsibility, and during the pre-
yacncc Of The cholera inst Louis watched the result o
The application OF TIE Pain Killer FOR this disease and
his testimony can be relied upon with the utmos; conf
dcIce:
DEAr SJp:-You yess;!Icct when saw you in January
lust, ny expressing. 10 yen my most sangnc exp; clalcns
i'm, DAVIS PAIN KILLER woull are a.trenerdous
been more tan realized and the testimony of
who have used il hnstecn that they would Eot be viii
lin. 10 90 10 bed at niEht without ia The hol;sc.
On he appearance or ceh0eTa intlis CITY, slch WINS
the confidence in the rsiu Kiiiehas remedy, that nany
who purchased it remarked 10 me thai they had no fenrs
or dread vf The cholera as long rs ihty hail the Pam
Killer by tlcm and anIr DIS TOOK tlaiy rs preren.
tat;re for no person have n arrangement OF The
bowels or diarrhtea ii they this medcnc This was
IT, and when their friends were attacked with The Chole
IN they would administer The large quantities
aud il every ease when IL has been taken in any of The
rsI Stages O; tS disease, II has proved successful
consider IL I'm iniGli5ic remedy. lliayc not heard
of any ndiridral IN any family yhq used the Paink
Ter when attacked bat speedily recoyerel,
Tile cerkiniorned that he administered II to pcr'
ssfs when cold ,r in the cramps and 1t Yc immediate
rclies bai sill ould be given quickly for when the
diseRarSe Gf rice wafer. has begun, THE hope of life
bas He'd Should this aisea,e mike itsappearanco among
,ou us in all probability gI BE not aIa}med; you and
a;f Others there laye fe remedy, alhl Gam confepti
The Pain KHe j. Used, not single de,a b. Cholera
will occur in sour ciy,
A. T. WOODWARD,
KY The Pain,KDlcr is sold BY all dealcrs in Family
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Burrab for the Ridge Boys

rhc Columbia Paocmir, of the 9th, gives two
Of our Ridge Cotton Planters credit for the FIRST
bales Of new Cotton received ia Colsnbil this
season. The Phoenir says: Three bales Of new
cotton was brought over on the ColuIhhia AID Au-
eus;a Road, yesterday, from the Eagc6eld Ridge
two bales by A. ABLE and one By u: n. HcL
STEIN. Thc,c are the first bales that havc come
to. tbi, marks:, tho1sh OIL, ,feegis, /, oSeale :
soa. shipped one of their own saisins on Monday
The ,asee bales being strc, miadlings were pnr-
chased By Biskeley & Gibbcs =; 50 and 30 cents.
The prs.cat tiga .a.cs will stimulate our planters
to get their cotcn to market 81 early as possible
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AttOfocys To- TcC'pIcHV'

sesy. 4 Miss Hill, niece o. General 4. r Hill,
ar Virginia, was accidentally shot azrl killed by
her brother in-,aw. Mr. C. W: Skinner, Mt his res
Hence, in Washington County, AID, a fe" even
ines ago. Mr.>Skian:r wax about TO leave the
hoa.e to ,peod tbo night with q sex neigbbor'
and ssas sr.--.14 n recappins his loaded pistol
wfsa one o: She barrels exploded, and the ball
fsou it entered the silo of tide unfortunate iaiy,
ki.iiag her instantly.
81. A rich old man died recently, whose young
vic had led hin Lut gor-y life. Hosreqnenny
ssxtea that he would be revssscd. On reading
rbcv will. his vcnssancc too wel felt. He lett
.il his syoporiy, about slOsoOa, to his wife, on
..ondi.i j s.at sac passes every day from . q m
niIi p. N. "a bis tomb. Should she miss One
f.ar tbc Whole iorsaIe rovsrts the al heirs.
- s;s- The Republicans, {sayssthc Charleston
a,e,e...) are very lpach cxci:ea oyer the Chinese
Iaso. scestion Aproniin neat member OF t4'e par
tv yessssaay aeser.ed tba. . meeting of the party
would be called as soon assths Erst batch arrived
and a memorial dawn up ana preseu.ed to tho
Legislature, asking to psssnnt them from WORK
ias, on the ground that ;hcir presence VIII as'e"
gut Of employ ment largo number OF nesfSes'
snsS- a negro a. Danvilc, Va, saapped his pis-
.sps At 3 ssg, bnt it failed. when be looked Gown
tho mnssioass sea what vas tic matter. he saw
Tho pist-s went of, aud SO did the top OF the
sdarkey,s head 80
9xr General I.opgsireet, tie ss;s surveyor OF
Z lie poftsf New Stieans, has appointed seSaEt4i
eolafsd mesi q positions in bis department.
! Ths& sslhiienns are delightsd,
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Great Distribution
CASH GIFTS TO TIE 1.MouNT OF 100000

EVER Z TICK ETT DRAWS a PRIZE.
Cash GfIs, egch $4,000 20 Cash Gifts, each 81 900
10 q 10000 go g 900 900
90 5000 300 +" 10D
% Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $sao 10 son
75 &c Melodcons ." IS TO 10l
$50 Sewing Machines " 60io 10
go Cold Waiohea Go 10 3ou
Cash Prizes Silver Ware, &C., valued ut SlGU0Oo0.
A chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c:
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes and
well mixed On receipt of25c. Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail TO any address: The
prize named upon will bedcvered 10 the ickei-hoer
ON payment Of One Doltn. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before You pay Tor
it. dny Prize HrchnnaeG for Gnotier Of same rdtne
No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
Rr2ErEScEs I'VE select the following from many
who have lately dawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mitted IL, publish them: Andeew !. Burns, Chicago,
$4,000 Miss Clara S. Walker, baltimore, Plano, SSGO;
James NJ Mathews. Detroit. $4,000; John I. Andrews,
Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes Simmons, Cbarlesoni
Piano. 5000. We publish no names without permission
OPINIONS OF TIE PgZss:-"The firm IS r"lable, and
t,eseYyvther snccessn- Weekly tribune, Mars. We
know them 10 be d flls dealing frm."-N. y. Herald,
.lEiv 2S, /" friend of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly receivcd.r-Ddily Meas, Jaltc3.
Send Gjr circular. Liberal inducements TO Agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of Scaled En-
yeopes conliDs GIFT. Six Tickets for 81 To
for So 81 for s5 110 for l5 All letters should be ad-
dressed to HARPFts, WILSON 81 CO.,
173 broadway, New York.
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BIGBHBID NAIH AtlDBAY,


4 HIS ACADEMY is now in successful opera
tivn under the charge Of the Undersigned as
Principal It's location ut Edgcfed is one of the
most desirable for healthful climate and good
society.
The method of teaching is similar to that for
morly prac,iced in the Military Academy of tue
State. The discipline will be strict. and rarticu-
lar attention given to tho moyale of the Students.
The higher branches Of MATHEMATICS,
SURVEYING and BOOK KEEPING arc taught
without extra charge, and FRENCH Mt enly So
per quarter additional.
The exercises will be resumed on the 9Th of
September.
Terms.
Advanced Glasses; per Scholastic Quarter. $1,000
Tntormcdi,,e 500
Primary Z" coo
Mgs-. Payable in advance.
Aug. 10 4t 80
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A WRONG Impression Corrected.

Many persons believe that there is no value . IN n
anything tia. docs not come from the NORTH"
How humiliating! However, this impression is
being gradually corrected. rtis noE admitted
that no remedial Agent hasevcr been discovered,
North o. gontb, that possesses, in so eminent q
degree, the power .Of credicating from the Iystem
all foul distemper, as DIR. TUFTS SARsAPA-
RrLLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. Tho Sc
cret is, It asfists gainre to do this tarorgh its oo"
channels 1t is composad of vegetable substances
alone, every one of which grows on Southern soil.
Ii is the BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE AGE.
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Repn5licos as follows:
EDoErrrLp, S. c., August 10th, is

EpGErrELp, S. c., August 10Th, 1869.
Editor Republican The armed negroes ssii
,u,,l the Jail here containing throe hundred
r;se, I see there is no use in .ryin. to carry On
the Mary ann Buie Institute in this place; over
-,.rty pupiis gill not return or come here; some
of the citizens Viii move from here. No enc can
..l, why the arg are here. Iiutend to Gerry my
.c,eol to Gcorgi. as soon MS determine where is
tbc hsst pl.ee to pu! it. There is a fine field tor
a frst.class Institute between Augusta pad Saran-
% n. Nv t.neaers arc willing to goto Georgia t5ey
are coming here now. Do if you please state the
raet in yorr paper, tdct the Mary Ann Buie lu-
st;tu.c viii be permanently lscate3 in Georgia for
Confederate officers orphans and living ttiicers
aud mems daughters of tho South. az rom.
iscd aid in Georgia after fad.
Respectfully, @. A. BILE.
We think Miss Duss, in the sboye card, is CIV
ing u.due Importance to the imaginary terror
ruling in the Village. owing to ths fact Of Gov,
Scots negro guarl being stationed in our Jail.
It is true they here and likely 70 remain here,
but then no cne has aay fear of ther, or Of bciLg
rao,ested by them. And as to Miss DBrE's asser-
zion dat some of the citizens will move from
here es account of the menacng prospect CT
affairs in ssdSshe'd, convinced 1t is not
warranted by the facts the case, and respectfully
call 70. the names Of those who are so easily
Sriga.eued, and arO going &c move from here
Miss rs. echoo, isher OWE, and if she SECS proper
to renovs Il {, Georgia, We will wish her there
ss here, God-spesd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

SALE or 4 VALUABLE HoasE.-7-Oa Sasur-
day last Mr.. 3. S. Wright, of this city, sol'
bis stallion Fearaauglt to Col. II: 5: lsaSseli;
of West Boxbury, for $4,000. This animal
was sired by Young Morrill,, and is niae cars
old. Al the Buff.lo races last fall ne won
the $4,000 purse offered for horses that had
never beaten 2,3O, making his mile in 254
:FearnaagI.t will be kept bf Col. Rassfii ior
Stock purpases.-Besgon Herald, 23d llstant'
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Executive Department.,
EANn CnMMISSIONER,S OFFICl

LAND COMMISSIONERS oFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., August II, 1869.
MToTICE is hereby given that this Office snow
IN organized, in accordance with the Law Great
-sruoe,- lnd isreaay yIoZ Zplos~ed
In the purchase of Lands the interests of the
State will be carefully guarded. 1t is the desire
of the Commissioner to purchase none other than
good Lands, in coed localities, at their fair mark
ct value, and at such prices as the same Lands
would be sold to private individuals. Arrange
nen,s have been made by which the Bonds au-
thorized to be issued for the purchase of Lands
will be converted to currency, and Lands so pur-
chased will be paid for in currency. The Com
missioner invites all parties owning desirable
Lands in desirable localities, wishing to sell thom
and willing to take market prices, 10 forward
thuir proposals, giving description of the Lands
for sils, their locality, quality and adaptation to
the production o. cotton, corp, ard grains gene
rally, with view to the commencement OF nego-
tiutions for tho sale Of said Lands to the State.
G. P. LESLIE,
Land Commissioner.
Aug. "a St a5
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The Opening of the Campaign.

A considerable Radical meeting took place here
on Saturday last--in the grove of the male acad-
emy. A large crowd of negroes was present
Hosc spoke Rea!f spoke. Prince Rivers spoke
Jackson, a white member of the Legislature from
Charleston, spoke. The speakers were loud and
the negroes we're loul. We heard the noise at q
distance This meeting, We suppose, in view o.
the election in bs fall of 1870, may be called the
opening Of the Campaign.
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The Daily Republican.

This is the Radical paper of Charleston. Here
.oforc it has becn Weekly. Now it is Daily.
Itis edited and conducted with decided ability.
Subscription price, Sc per annuri.
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Rifed n Trunk.

On the s6th ultin,o, young negro, named VIM.
Jenkins was brought to this place and lodged in
Jail. Hs sShad riaed Mr.. 9. W. HowARDs trunk
of fiue cloth suit and about Sl2o. In about four
hours after this graceful deed he was arrested and
ovsfhaalee. qhssss'ss,sst tssayere Essapessd.;
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a y Good Man Leaveth ns Inheri-
fanrp.,,

tance,"
From the certificate appended, it will be sesn
that ,;.s :. Piedmont Life Insurance Company of
Virginia" has promptly paid TIC amount of in
surancc upon tho life of the late W. A. HAnRis,
Of cou,ob:a, without any discount:
c9LuEsiA, S. G, Ausust26, 1869.
To s. L. Leopaart Esq Ageat.
DsAE SIR: Wc take plensare,in acknowledging
the proriptnyss with which the picdmon: Life
Insurance Company, of Virginia, has paid the
amount (S;0,eGG on. tha LIE Soicy .. '. n a;
y.arris. Issued for tho Jcncft OF his wifs aud
el,idren. wi.iiort delaction Of interest. for the
y aaiying az the uncry days 70 which the company
WIS cr,itlld Very respectfully,
POPE K HASKELL,
Attorneys io- recipients.
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1a.- The MASSACHUSETTS, Democratic State Con-
vsn,ion met at Worcester on the 9th, and nom
mated j. Quincy Adams for Governor. Mr.. Ad-
ams accepted the nomination and made speech.
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Augusta Advertisements.

1 we call attention to number of new Fall Ad.
Refreshments from augusta. Next week it will
give us m1ch pleasure to ro.ics them more par
EcNlnrly
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Special Notice.--To p-ses ;iH. want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, VIC refer totho adycr-
t;ssno..s Of P. P. ToALE, the lara: paeufacturer
of tbose goods in Charleston. Presfst furnished
on application. SIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
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OUR MILLS. are now in Gno trim, bciyg
" THOROUGHLY REPAIRED IN EVERY
PART, and in good condition to promise entire
to satisfaction customers.
fE Days for Grinding may be engaged
which will be convenience call cs.n2arrsti'
JAZZ austomere are inyied 70 Inspect the man.
asement Of tho Mills, ana evory part of tho ma
chintry for Cleaning aud Grinding Grain, and
report any defect any where, by which they may
possibly sustain any loss;
oneed Miller Bead Bssides our Mr. S1oyrn ~ will itt, give
his undivided attention to tho Mill
Wheat and Corn will be ground in the best
manner, and nothing left undone to secure the
satisfaction and patronage nf Grain growers.
BACON 4 GLOVER.
June 3, u 81