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ITO RWNT, THE PLEAsaFTLY STU.
i ATED three aud haK story Rk.IDENCE,
No 80 >mnt.atreet, near Vsnderhorst Apply at
No 8 Ii 'kRIY.>TREET. s. August ~
T1O REsT. PART OF HOUSE Or
u SINGLE ROOMS, furnished or unfurniahed, IN
Q pleasantly situated residence near the Battery.
Apply ut no, % King street August l6
NyO RENT, HE PLEAS tNTLY STU.
Il A1ED two and half story RESIDENCE, 40
8 society. street. near East Bay. Apply at No. 81
MAhKET.,TREET, near Anson.stteet. a
August II
YlO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY STU.
Il A1ED TWO AND a HALF STORY REsI-
DkNCH. No. 6sdsden. street, opposite Wentworth
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
Juue u
DEAL estate AGENTS, ASO OF HERS
III having houses 70 reni, can have their Plaeards.
&C.. printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles Of .ype, at THE NEWS JOB OF.
tIcE, No. 149 East Bay
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T>OR BAaE, HOO ACHEs OF W. LII
Il TINBERED Land in lower p n OF barnw, II
Count six miles from South tdisto River. Terms
made very low For particulars, address Dr.. O. B.
hUriO, Grdham's Turnout, \. q. r. X.
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@erirugs.

wAsHIHaroN LIGHT IsFaNTRf
.CHARI ABLE ASSOCIATION.
TTHND THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF III q
"A Association 1Hu EvHNG, tthe 27d falling on
sunday In Masonic Hal. at Eight o'clock prepared
4ss Rss srTssr s 1s.. Will bere.d .nd the rue pidly
-. J.;L. H0HOUR,
August II Secretary and Treasurer.
srONEWALL FIRE ENGlNR CJM-
PANY. ...-'
N1oy AlR HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTFND
regular monthly meelirg Of your Company
I1m Evkki O, 1t the Ball Of the ohareston Fte
Company, wentwcrth.street, ar Eight O'CLOCK pre-
cisely.
Ry order- VIM G. MILLER,
Aupust 81 Secretary. g
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NE w,srsUH AAR z.
Gold was quoted at a2E.

Gold was quoted at s2E.
Cotton cicse1 dull in New York at IS cents
for midd.ings; sales 17e0 bales.
i'm Liverpool cotton Closed irrner; mid
d1ines 1s2 !; sa.ca 5000 bales.
I'm Louisiana they have settled the ques-
Hon OF Cbinesc suffrage. Seven Chlnsmen
,ksye bae,, aresutered in . single parish.
IA negro and white girl were married in
Washington City, Tuesday, by . magistrate.
The parties are represented as having come
from WarrentoR, Va.
:; -Four companies Of California militia have
been mustered ont ot the STATE setsics for re-
fnsige TO march 10 ths San Franosco Fourth
S.JuR PROCESSION With celored men,. = -
The Richmond Dispatch says: "Geueral
Candy has decided that twelve months resi-
depee in tha State Is necessary as quslifica-
ticn Y senators M and a qembets Of ting q House OF
Delegates" IL a. --.g -. a 81. ts.E1Hs rio- '4l
William q. Saunders, the newly appointed
.speoiai agent OF the Postoface Department
and who is duly qusltaed-is the first colored
nan spppinled SPECIAL agent Of the dep,rt-
nenti in the United States. HIS salary Is $1,000
ver snnum. and IS pee diem for subsistence.
: In the win OF the late Wade Bolton, OF
nemohiss sthe following appears: II give and
,bsqreath The widow and children OF General
Thomas Jonathan Jackson, knoyn as stonewaa
Jackson, ~hois1 st the battle IL chsncsliors-i
vile, Virginia 80 ooo. as HISTORY tells me h's
WIDOWS furnifnss was sold after his death for
debt ,a2s! 80 4r.'--f
General JoAn,;A Dl1, bate Minister to
Han o, was. arrested on Wednesday. at the
suit Of Jonp Mitchell, .'.the! Irish Patriot. who
charges hum with illegal imprisonment. Nit
.chell; 1t sill be remembered, WAS arrested IN
Nsw York and imprisoned at Fortress Monroe
BY General D,1 ii ia tue snmmsr of 1855, and.
Upon: thW iact, ha brings sais for s25 600 dam.
$50. General D1x sasesecnaty to the amount
solSa00O0 ioanswer the charge. Ss.,o5
The Ph,lsdelphiaG Gazette obser7as that it
wopla not be tn the least surprised to find the
.Lackaxsnna and Wyoming, ..Pa.s companies
employing chlnees miners These companies
resolutely hold ut against the strike. and say
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iDaHs,

WANTED TO PURsHAsE. FOR CASE. .
w good SECONDHAND PIANO. Apply at
F. DAUER', Book and Music store No. A0 ki.ns
street. above Calhoun-street August IL
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RI THE D1>TRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATS, FOR sOU.H .AROLINA.
AUGUST TERM. 1869 IN TgEMATIEh or l.
SAYAaR HEYWAkD, es1. BANKhUPI. PEI, , !,
TIuH FOB FULL AND FINAL DInoHARaE
IN BANKRupTCY. 20 d~sa. That o.,bss bssriIs
be had on the SEVENTH pAY OF OcToBks' a.
D. 1863, at Federal Courthouse N r.eelOn- D.
@: and that all Creditors 80, OF .ai1sankupt sp
near NJ ssid dine and place, and show cause anv
they can, why the prayer OF the petitioner hou'd
By ord OF .he Court, the 18th day Of August 1852
0' o'u - WIZ DANIEL HOB BRUR.
c,rt Of the District Court OF the United states tor
south Carolina. n August 81
TvrHE DIsTxICT COURT OF The
UNITED STATS, FOR SOUTH CAR0,
LINA-aUGUsT st II II, 1ses.-IN he MATIER
OF THos. j. HtYHiRD, JE;, B4NAR1p !I iu:. ?
PETITION FOR FUL. AND FINAL Disco aats
IN BANKRUPTCY -0rdsred, That hearing De
had on the sHylHTu D Il OF Ocrn5x7. =. 1857,
al Federal Cour,house In Chariessop, .. u; ano
tnar ali Creditsrs 6e., OF satd Bankrupt apPear
1t said time and place, and show cause. II sny
they can, why the prayer ef the peduonef snouio
By order Of ths Court the 18th day Of tuanst 1882
=, ! ll... D RItL HoRLBtCK.
Cef of the Distre. Court Of the United States fo'
Soua Csrolina. II ADJUST II
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N'HIHHsE LABOhERs.-PAkTI
u wishing 70 employ large or small nambers OF
CHINESE LABORERS, rsy make the necessary
srrsn genents for procuring gang OF ssr required
dely cred IN sux part OF the country, by application
to KOOpMANsOHAAP, san Francisco. California
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afp puDllfaIluts.

DOCK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List will be Changed at least Once Week.
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vATANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW,
w that JOB PRINTING Uf al kinds. plain And
ornamental, n executed promptly in the ueatese
style sud ct the lowest New York prices, 1 tU
Nrvs Job once, No. 1As EAST BAY Call and ex.
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
slaauherA
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jor Salf.

A FIVE PIANO TO aIRE-TeRMs
IA moderate to ood permanent tenant. Apply
&C No. 2T5 Kt0R-S REET. - August 21
CAND 80 GWaVkL For >AL1. A.
y low rates at MARsdALL'S WHARF.
Auru-l 70 limo
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0,kPLrrEns WANT D-A FE w
u eood BKNoH HANDS. good waees and stesdy
work. Apply as p. p. fOALE'5 SsrH Ftp t0h1,
,1ORLBECK'S WhARF, near Northeastern RAtl-
foad Dppot ~ August 70
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WANTED, YOUTH FROM 10 TO 20
w yesrs old. who would be willing 70 make him
self generally useful - Uletk In .tore 10 Unione
II r. SO Auguss II
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wsNrED. w A NTk ID 10
III Rent, . comfortable DWELLING bOUsE In
The cenrai portion OF the city, containing not less
than SIX rooms. Rent not TO exceed $500 For ,ucn
psi1. Appl, at No. ass KING-srfE
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yATANTED, EVERYBODH TO SUB.
w SCRIBE 10 the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES O. BI6HTERs Select Library of New
Books contains an Of the latest publications.
april 2I No. 1sl KIN0-sTRKET.
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T. AND ACRES OF LAND In Kershsw County,
South Carolina
ooNs1sTMo OF:
Fly VERY SELECT FARMS near Camden and
the Ksroad. varying IN size FROM l60 to 500 acres
These and sdtoiDing tarus are oelng taken bv our
best ciilssns and anord every advantage TOR health.
fu comfar sbe and profitable farms.
MANY LAkGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS.
consenisnt TO market
DESIRABLE RRSIDRNcEsi in Camden and Rirh.
wood.
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND
few very VALUABLE MITES for manufactures.
Address, WIN. n. SHANNON,
Attorney st Law, Camden. \. G.
Jply 20 pSo 1mos
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NOR 8 .ur. LO W. A LARGE CHURCH
Il ORGAN, containing thlrly-aveS ops.
ALSO,
SMALL PARL0R ,GaN, containing four
stops, In o handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at
JOHN BAKERS ORGAN Factory, No. Is Van
d ortt-s rect. thstu3th July
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TED, A WOMAN. WHITE
u OHCOLORED. who can bring good rec,mmen.
dations 90 capable C0oh, In connection With good
char ,cter. Apoly to ", g. GIBBS. No. 16 LYHCH-
GTK Er August 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06
LIFE IN WAsHtNGTOI.
The Reign Of Crims aud Rowdyism
in the District.
Correspondent Baltimnl e Gnz

Crime and rowdyism are increas-i
ing in Washington to an extent al !
most unparalleled in the history of !
any other city the in country. Grimes /
which curdIe ones blood are of snch
frequency that in the suburbs of the
city mothers are afraid to trust their
daughters, even infants, beyond the
protection Of the parental roof. Not
wi hstnnding the swift justice which
has lately followed perretration
OF such oufraGes, they are on the in
crease. In this week two eases are
recorded, where white children, un-
der twelve years of age, We're the
victims CT negro outrage. Indeed.
there is scarce day passes in which
you are not shocked by tie details
OF such 0utr&geS perpetrated by the
brutal :. freedmen with which the
city is infested, and who are drawn
here to keep in power. by their
votes, mcl more lebased than them
selves. There is 10 attempt made
TO arrest these these wretcheS and
meie ont to them the Justice due to
= their crimes; Or il there is the police
: officers who have the ,GanlincSS to
do their duty are beaten Off and the
: guilty parties reScucd by their com.
rade&, - was the ease Oh Monday
evening, when negro named Pool
against whom there were three bench
, warrants, was taken from an 0ffcl
/ by 1 mob Of negroes all armed
with knives and razorS. This state
i ct Things is lut the Legitimate et1ecI
. Of Radical teachings uron the igno
. rant and unemployed d" freedmen - il
our midst ana to the Radical party
Y should be charged the re$ponSibiit,
) of their crimes. RobhtrirS are com
Il mitted in midday and the thevc
:, Invariably escape into some one o
Il the negro quarters provided by tn
1t - Freedmen'S Bureau" where the,
IS are profcc ed from arrest by h0lie
t. of negro men armed with pistols an,
e and ruZcrs.
j" The sequences of New Eu@!an
"iSmS are fully appreciated here
~ and | am much mistaken il the Pres
Ii ident will not be aroused from Iii
he pleasurahle rcCreationS to prevent
L. re-enaction in this city Of scene
IN which are deemed necessary in Sa
ID Francisco t. cure a less U lbearab
is condition of things than' now Iii
Ee grace the Capital of the States in Il
IL Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

So-r :RS IL :Cf ;J-cU2IjG.--7'Io Ss,-
tember No. WAS 10 hand some time ago. Dr.
Swas?y, Ike all Southern publishers, has la
bored under many difficulties, has had l" his
trials here below" but he has the gift of per-
severance, and that indomitabie energy that
knows :. no such word as fail,'' and he will vet
bring the " Horticulturist 3" "up to time TIE
last No. was a great proyement on the pre-
ctding one and is really very neat periodical.
Edited and pubishe by DR.. H. A Swasey, at
81 per annum. Address, Yazoo City, Miss.
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moon with the Christmas night; but
let us pretermit too curious an i'll
quiry into that puzzing problem.
Other traditions attribute the
music" in question to the wailing
of the spirits of an extinct tribe OF
Indians the last of whom after a long
struggle with hostile tribe, were
driven into and perished in the sea.
Yet another legend has maiden in
it. and gives us an aboriginal version
of the old story of love, disappoint-
ment and a sapphic plunge into the
deep.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

THE SOUTHERN FARMEE-Pse Cctnbar
No. was the last VIC saw. The November No.
will be along in few days no doubt. It is a
fir rate Journal Of iis class. Published at
Memphis, and "dited with great spirit and ab.l-
ity by that old reliable gentleman" Dr.. ~ W
Phillips, whose name is familiar to every Mis-
sissippian as ''household words. Price, s. 90
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TuE N1ssIssrrpI srAE FAN has been fur

!
her p stponed until the 26ih inst The most
ex ensive preparations are being made labnr-
saving machinery and farm implements. live
/, stock, improved specimens in every branch Of
mechanism and articles of almost every des.-rip-
ton, will be on exhibition. The Fair is exn"ct-
ID to be a great success, and highly cred.tab.e
to our State. So mote it be.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

THE SOUTHERN RURAiIsF-A very reat
and valuable agricultural monthly, publisl,,f III
angipahoa, La, Z. F. Ru Il, editor, As.f srl
: Addison, publisher. November No. not W., re
ceived. Send it along, friend Rassc!l-we wal,
TO see its smiling face
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" Call and enamiue my stock Of
ready made clothing, which CON-
priSea ere;ythiAg that a man can acear.
| will convince you that you can sdre
money by finding out the lowest
market price before buying. Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Clark & Baldwin offer large
stock of notions, guns and pistols,
upon better. terms than ever before
offered in Canton. Al
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Clark & Baldwin have the finest
assortment of china, crockery, clocks,
jewelry, watches, wood and willow
ware, ever in Canton. Al
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

There will be Republican con-
ventiOn at the African Methodist
church, in this city to-day, to nomi-
nate Radical legislative ticket.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

IRISH LINNENs at twenty-five
cents per yard, at G. L. GROSS cheap
Cash Store. 50
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Citation Notice.
ss:E s. - - - 81;
N. O., J. & G. n. r. r. co.

OFFICE OF TUE New ORLEANS, JACKSON. 4
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD Cos BANY.
NEw ORLEANS. July Il. ls69.)
TIVE following resolution was adopted by the
L B 'ari ot Directors Of this Company, a: their
meeting. lie d on the 18th inst.
Resoired. That sixty days notice be Civ n by
publication in two newspapers in the city ot New
Orleans, and two ia pers published in Mississippi
that in of non payment OF installmentS on the
Capital Stock of the New Orleans, Jackson &
G!eat Northern Railroad Company. now overdue,
within six month from this date. the Company
will proceed to exact the penalty imposed on de-
faultlng stockholders, by the Sth section of the
ch Irter. which also provides that no stakeholder
shall he permitted to vote whilst in default"
r. 8. CHARLES,
Auc 70, ls6a-2m Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Dancy, the Clothier, keeps the
True Fit Shirt, which excells all
other shirts in its fit and point of dur
. ability,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Hats, Hats, Hats, for everybody
at price that will enable cre,y man
to wear q Rec hat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

The place to buy yonr clothing
is at Dancy, the Clothier's Al
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Two HUNDRED SUITS Of Clothing
for sale cheap, g. l.. GROSS Cheap
Cash Store. 80
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Call at A. B. Daney's and see if
what the CITIZEN says is not literally
true,
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Eg Direct importation of Dress
Goods = for sale cheap = at &. l.,
GROSS Cheap Cash Store. 50
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Water pals. buckets. wash basins.
ETC., are now made from popicr mac4c
warranted 0 to break, rust, soak
or rot.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Every Freedman should examine
A. b. Dancy's stock of clothing be-
fore he buys his winter suit. Il.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

To THE LADlES.-MrS. Sims takes
this method of informing her friends
ard former patrons that she now oc-
cupieS the room above Mr.. ID. II.
Otto's store, y here she has fine IS
sortmeut millinery of the rerylatest
style and will not be uRderSOM by
any other esta biiShment in the place.
She solicits the inspection OF her
goods and patronage Of all who may
wish to purchase anything IN her
r;,o Of bnS,rass 80 At.
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Local InteIlig ence.
SATURDAY. ... NOV. D, loss.
NJ arPief

On Tuesday evening, Oct g. 1859 at the CT . q
hurch in this city. uy Rev. Father Mnrtagi Mr.
CARROLL SMITH and Mrs. MAKTINA M1LYux
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06
List, Of Letters

DENAINING in The Post Office at Canton,
IL Miss, for the week ending Noveg DER 5
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Buy the P. P. ID. and T. F. S. of
a b. Dlncy, the Clothier. Every
body wants them. Al
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

rg Go TO G. L. GEoss' Cheap
i1a~p store. for best calicoes at 10
p nrr yard, and best hleached do
n,es,ics at 90 c. per yard. So.
CANTON AHEAD - Goods sold
cheaper at G. L. GROSS Cheap Cash
tire than IN any Southern city. -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-06

Cups and saucers at so c per sett,
TumbIers Oh =" !"
Plates 6 % 81 g
Knives and forks 10 g 8
Spoons " 70 aud 3I3 cts.
IL If
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Jums Of Aobertislng.

aArxs ToR rRE WEEKLY CITIZEN.
0As solnmn one year. .'.'.'.''''''''''s' So
Half -eoluna one year. r......'''''''''''' oO @
Third o. q column one year. oU
Quarter Of . column Que year ~
Que sfass one year. ar.'''''''''''''''''' oS
Two sluarss one year. T......'''''.'''''' ~
r,.,.,.., Advertising 81 so per square drst in-s
,l.s snd rs cents Tor each subsequent insertion
Liberal advertisers will be dealt with hberally'
L.xai Asvsrtisiug at same rates ssd y ,unna'
fsr ,re.f sf publics,ion, aud no prooi ct p''i'oS
.isa 20 h, iurnl.hed until the fee ia paid.
a.,.,,s,nr Candidates for states aud District
oa."-bauy paper charge $40 We, klypaper'
siI; fer susosaei,s Candidates Tor County ON
.ss, daily aad ws'.ly papers charge $40
.rr.... are t,s terms aud conditions agreed
.a. Nv ,hs Press Association for the legal adNer'
i.i.r .al snnouseinE candidates, and IN no IN
sans. eaa thsy be departed from.
- p.abls eolumu sdvertisements are ehargeu
MIty ave Der osnt additional on the above rates.
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Newton. Georgia A Young, M Il Mrs
LIST Of LETTERS HELD EoR POSTAGE.
A w Mcdonald Customers Ferry. Va.
Col. T. p. Hoy, kosciusko, Miss.
Messrs White & Gravits. Bfookhaven, Miss.
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Drospettus.
THE AMERICAN CITIzEM

Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY HoRkIEG BY
JOElN r. EOS w oRs srE4
is the largest paper published in this section, snd
contains more Political, AsrieuIfa raj and
Horticultural HIntser, Local Hate iIigenss,
miscellany and General News, THAI any ell sr
paper in Madison aud adjoining counties
The Farmers Department has bs IN n ads
specially and viii contain the best articles that the
ablest practical and scientific Agrieulturists Fr1a
growers and Stock raissrs ofths country produce
IN Politics, shall be il has bssn.
to stand by country"
Special attention viii be given to the sollsstsl aa
publication of matters Of Local una SieasraI
Interest
To Adverii-ers.-Ths circulation of TIE
American Ci,iZ-n is established on firra and
paying basis, and list is rapidly and constantly
increasing.
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Manhattan Life Insurance
Company.
Cash Assets. s..-...95, ,367 ,537 So
e. II. GOULD, Agent.

ADVANTAGE TO INSURERS.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
Expenses less than any cash company.
Liberal modes of payment of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever
given.
Dividends made annually on all particips-
ting policies.
n 10 claims unpaid.
All kinds of uon forfeiting life and endow-
ment policies issued.
Policies incontestibls.
All endo"ment policies non-forfeitable
after one payment.
The following are examples of the opera
tions of the last dividend:
Policies Issued in 1864, 'nly -Four Yehrs Ago.
Age Amount Premium Added Total
at issue. insured Paid to policy. Amt Policy
40 $4,000 81 ,2s0 s3,572 Sl3572
IS 5000 l,Oo2 23f3 lOc45
30 800 7ys 27G3 lo205
% 1000 57l 2505 9505
This is entirely a new plan, giving insur.
ers the Hrgest return ever made by any com
Pany in the same period.
| Sept. 4 '69-3 3m
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Clark & Baldwin SELL
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.Irua vou rHr WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
ruptcy-In the Matter of Robert Whitesdes,
Stewart L. Pryor, Samuel j. Ray and Wm
M Trhesdell.
r. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
ruptcy-Applications for Discharge in the
Matter Of John r. Moore, John r. Seals, j.:
Mott Moore, Alexander Smythe, Robert
Latta, J. j. Nelson, VIM. c. Patterson, Jas.
D. McJlwain, Thos. J. Jones, John L: Jones,
Robert c. Delaney, Francis B. Mobley, ".
F. Lawson, Isaac Smith, James r. McGill,
Robert H. Crockett, Robert Knight, Frank
Happertield, Abner Hambright. Iaban c.
Chappell, John G. Rabbi, Daniel Williams
and T. 8. Jetferys.
Kuykendal e. Tomlinson-Concentrated Rene
dies-Trusses.
NJ. Jones, Agept-Just Notwithstanding but
True-Why?
H. F. -Challis-Ladies' Goods-Lenos-
Muslin-Pecales-Sprin Lustre-Mourn-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c.-Barter.
VIM. H. Bernard-The Morning Star.
D. J. Glenn, Jr. Jr.,-Administrator Notice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-01
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DIED-On the 4th of February last in York
County, IRENE, daughter of James and Nancy
G. Turner in the fourteenth year of her age.
In letter which she wrote to friend in York.
vile, the afflicted mother speaks Of her daughter
as only q mother can, in the following language {:
"Irene was not member of the Church but al
ways desired to be Sunday School Scholar, and
to live near Church. 1t was her delight on
earth to be good and to do good. She was long
time afflicted, and never murmured, but bore her
sufferings with great patience. She was such
sweet tempered little girl-so affectionate and
mild; She was the joy Of my life, and, Oh how
sad the stroke but truly hope she is in Heaven"
Mother, remember the daughter Of Jarus,
BeiUvd by her parents aid Of tender years
The fond father FASTENED away to tell Jesus
OF her death, his face bathed In bitter
In that dark home where the mother weeping
The voice of the Saviour soon heard crying,
"She Is not dead The maid is sweety sleeping,
Death is only sleep, death Is not dying"
The Of the maid were unlocked as He spoke.
Hereyes were opened and she qnlckly awoke,
And from the deatli-couch where she had slept,
And the FROM the couch where they wept,
So irene's parents, II they wi! tel! Jesus,
Az did that fond mother and faithful Jairus,
The Of their sorr0wng aud their weeping.
Shall hear him say 'THY CHILD Is ONLY sLERPISo" G.