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MOUZoN.-Died. at his residence In Clarendon
County, g. @, June 18th, Mr. LEWIS HENRY
is city, In the 67th year OF his ase. BE was much
esteemed for his integrity and Chritian consistency
For several years past he has been great SUITE er.
but bore his -suderipBs with Christian foretude.
Bis end was peace In his death the Methodist y.
Church south has lost valuable member. and the
community Q useful ctHsen.o ss W. p. II.
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6SOUTH. O A R0 L IN A, BEAUFORT
CoUNTY.-N EoUIIY.-D. q PLAT Ts, ADMIN.
IsTRAToR, vs GABRIEL vARN.-BILL FOB IN
JUNoT1oN-Pursusnt to q decretal order Of the
Court Of Equity IN the above stated case, the cred-
tors of. J. PLATTs, deceased, arc called on TO
prove their demands before me by the first day Of
August next. b. @. JUDD, c. c. +.
Beaufort, 8. G, April 23, 1855.
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Special Notices.

.aETHE SEASON OF EXHAUSlIO
No matter how vigorous by nature the system and
the constitution may be, they must necessarily suffer
more or less from the depicting effects OF the tempe
raturs Of midsummer. Unless strengthened aad36kl
tained by wholesome tonic treatment The extrs
pressure upon the vital forces must be met and
counterbalanced by an extra resistant power; the un
usual and rapid consumption OF the animal du ds BY,
profuse perspirauon, must be compe nsated by the
perfect digestion and assiilation Of toe food taken
into the stomach from which both the fluids and
the solids Of the body are derived. Otherwise tho
physical strength declines. and the mind. sympathz
ing with the machinery through which 1t acts, be-
comes depressed aud enervated. A stimulant is
therefore absolutely required stthis season; not .
violent one, calculated to produce febe excitement
but something which will recruit and reinforce the
whole organization Incorporation to the e1trsordiA
nary drain to which. the aorrid beat subjects it,
This desidera'um-is supplied in palatable and
mos, efacient form in HosEEfrEs's STOMACH
BlTTERs. which the Speops.of this country, after
more than Twenty-Five: fears. experience, have &C.
cepted and endorsed ss tfgbest tonic, Alternative and
anti bilious preparation WINCH medical chemHtsI
has yet succeeded in obtaining from the stsl
sustaining, tealtng and purify ng Fproducs
vegetable kingdom. Every Ingredient OF thz
compound has Its OWL specific virtue, ,dndH
of their combination is the most aseptsl az
sperient and regulating mediclneeyeEed@a
either as preventive or cure of'tbs disofd
common in our variable climate. Among tHsS
be enumerated dyspepsia biliousness, oDstpaaon.
fever and ague nervous debility, nd all the ailments
proceeding from imperfect digestion. A course d
HosTRITER's BlrTERs is the best possible ssfe-
guard against the dangers which menace persons Of
both sexes. and all ages, during the heated term.
June 26 ptC 6
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COLUMBIA, June 29.-The commencement
celehratlon-now known as the Public Day
Of the State University was held this morning,
in the Library Of the University. There had
been no publication or programme Of the ex-
ercises. There was no procession. All the
parties to take part in the day assembled by
ben-notice, at ton o'clock. At that hour, Gov
ernor Scott, accompanied by Mr.. Neagle-a
member of the Board Of Trustees-made his
appearance in his carriage. These two we're
the only members Of the board present. The
Faculty took their usual places. The exercises
commenced as usual with prayer by the Chap.
LAIN, the Rev. DR.. Reynolds. Prof. Barnweli,
chairman Of the Faculty, then proceeded to
call upon four Of the graduates to the Bache-
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sSDUrCHER'S LIGR THING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Liviog Long live the Killers Sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo June 20
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MRN.-ON TIL
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early u
hood with the humane view OF treatment sdd Gu
cent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD 4
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia. Pa R~o
NAV "a 3N
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s6GO TO GEORGE LITTLE d co. FOB
FINE LINEN SACKS. 81 80.
JuneI tuthi1mo
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EBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.lFE
splendid hair Dye is the best IN the world;
true and perfset Dye; harmless. reirsble. tn
neous; no disappointment; NO ridiculous ttnts
edies the N effects Of bed dyes; Invisorasl
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or b
Sold ty all Druggists and Perfumsrs; and pr
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. -
street. New York. 1r NSN
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S6TO WHOM 1T CONCERN ALL
LIRN CREDITORS OF GEORGE P. ELLIOTT. Esq.
OF Beaufo,t, 9. c.. bankrupt, are hereby notified
that pursuant to an order Of Court dated June 1h,
1859, they required to prove and o.tabliah etr
liens. before J. O. CARPENTER, Esq BAMs1sr.
ON OF before JULY FIRST, 1859, else be debsrI1d
from any benefit arising from the decree to be made
in this case. LOUIS NOLAN,
...-.- Assignee Of g. P. Elliott.
June IL. 4, .. - IS th1
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s6IHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPEsT.-THr NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with q
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles, 10 prepared to execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere
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sSSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BoRo' OOUNTY-N tQUlTY-MARY g. SLACK
SON, ADM'X.. vs.. HUGH JACKSON. IT AL--BlLL
FOB PARTITION, &o.-Nohce is hereby given, in
obedience to an order made IN the above stated case,
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON, de.
ceased living at the ume Of his death. or their hers
at Law AID legal representatives.. besides HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JAcKIoN, are requested to
establish before me such relationship. ct Bennetts-
vile, q. O., on or before the rmsr MONDAY OF Az.
ausr next. P. McCOLL, Clerk.
June IL stuth limo
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Syefial" " aotifes.

A@FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
cHARLRsToN.-oHAR g. o., JULY. l.,
1s8s.-suNDAx next being the Fourth Of July, this
Bank viii be closed on MONDAY, the fifth Of July
Ali paper due must be anticipated.
- WIN. @. BRResE.
July ths2 Cashier.
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NEW YOlR Il A. ND O HAi Il Il q kTOH
STEAkSHIPg.: Il INE..G 81. $50
FOR n Il WY o Il x ..
a. =; GySaGrEc h-: .sI-,1 i.sGA = IL II: -
go! 20 13cr6ARdN PASSAGE Gao. :, a,oGfl!' {;

: eTf.snsS.. - TIE SPLENDID srDEwBHn
! A& ETRANsHIP5MANHATTA n. d
; ZEnnHRc WooDHuIIs Commander, ;win -
! from Adger's eouth Wharf onHRS
CADAY, July g. at ocioci P! n. riEe2 . 8-+A
~ An extra charge Of % made foe Ncke1s pue- .
chased on board after sailing t, -s,s !,
s@ No Bills 'of Iading aensd .nsr the stesusss4 2
Leaves: ! rrs-e "f'LTo .tN "J,t -
HT Through M1s Lading given for Cotton TO-
Boston and Providence, B. L .
4SThruuyh Bilh of Lading given to Liverpool.
: 66 Marine insurance py TINS ltpe K par cent. :.
81 Tho 'Steamars ot this lime lrs hrst class IN
every respect and their Tables supuled with Ill
the delicacies Of tho New York and Charleston mn.
kets.
Fer Freight or Passage, applyt to
- q JAMES AD6Eh / CO.. Agsph,
Corner Adaers Wharf and Rsst Bay Up-staus)
A6 CHAMPION will follow on SATURDAY, July
10, a. 6o'slock:P. II. = :ssta- :: : 81.
June ~
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~ NoTIcE.-NATIoNAL FREEDMANs
SAVINGS BANK-DRPos1rs made between now
and July 1ah, will draw interest from July 1st.
June "a "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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The Great Robbery Of the Ocean Bank
OF New York-Bold and Ingenious Bur
glary-Nearly 4s00,O0O ia Booty OBJ
ts1ued-A Ftrst-class ssOperntaon.o
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sSsOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
CoMPANY.-The lth # July falling on SUNDAY,
MONDAY, IL Q 9Th willbe observed as holiday, and
this office closed. AL paper payable on the 4h and
9Th ofJnly mu.t be anticipated.
'July1. THOMAS 3. wARING. Cashier.
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE tiAHBOR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON,
FOREABLY sppointed Yacht ELEANQE
AAwm rssume her trips to historic points IN.
S6the harbor, and viii leave .0overnme1
Wharf daily at Ten A. n. -
Deoemoer 10 Csptaiaoo on boAed.c g.
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~ OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY BAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON. 9. c., JUNE u.s..
1894 Quarterly Dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Per share has been declared
by the Board Of Directors Of this Company and the
same WIN be paid on and atter THURSDAY, the lst of
July, on application st the compsny'a Office.
s'et -. 8. RAMSAY,
June 70 stuths Secretary and Treasurer.
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So PLANTATION BITTERS COMBINE
rare medicinal virtues with delicious aroma and 3
favor grateful to the palate 1t purely vegetable,
and in its composition all the requisites Of science
have been complied with. 1t is suitable for all
ages and sexes. It gentle, stimulating aud sooth-
I'M. AL dyspeptic disorders are cured by 1t, and it
repairs and restores Nature wasted powers.
PLANTATION BtrTERs are increasing daily in
favor with all classes II relieves suffering, rem
ders life luxury prlGhteps the present. and throws
hopeful light on the future.
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sTuITIZENS. SAVINGS BANK OF sOUIH
CAROLINA, GHAkIRsTON, 8. o.-oFFIcE No. 60
EAST BAY.-Open daily from . A. n. to 2P. II.
Also Saturday Evenings from 8 to p. Il.
The books Of the Bank will be closed FOR TIE
PAYMENT OF DEPOSITS from LIST to 18th Ju1Y. in
order to make the regular semi-annual calculations
Of interest, but will continue to receive depodts
daily a. usual Interest allowed on deposits six per
cent. compounded ssnisnnually.
- t.i "a DANIEL RayRNEL, Ja.,.
July1 - - Assistant Cashier.
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Spiral Hptifes.
~GO TO GEORGE LITTLE co. FOR
cheap UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
June tuths1mo

AS ESTATE OF NICHOLAS DEVEREUX,
DEcEASED.-An persons having any claims against
sid Estate will render the same aested within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted to said
Estate will make immediate payments to
JOHN b. DEvEREDX,
June "a this Quafed Executor.
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HBEAUTIFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
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HBEAUTIFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM.
Itsives pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beauty
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
It removes Redness, Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan, suuburn and Freckles, AMI makes lady Of
thirty appear Tut twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes tho Skin smooth
and pearly; the Eye bright and clear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and impsrts fresh,
plump appearance to the countensnce. No lady
need complain Of her complexion, when seventy.
Eve cents will purchase this delightful article.
The best article to dress the hair is Lyons Kathai-
ron thatu limo pAC June "a
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MAGNOLIA wATEn.-supsrior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
June 26 stuthS
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-~s ttoR 1Ew, 1oRK. :.rog ~;
REGULAR LIKEFHERF .WEDNzsDAE
Passage $40.

c ) = IHR BI8l YaRIp sARAGoeax.
Capt ina tBxp11. ;wip leass ysn-
IEB4KXH@ @derhorst'f Shsr on MKDHEspA1,
=. July 2, 1859, at O'Clock .s'
Juiy1 ;: cac +. jH4vfNFL 4 sio. Aeenta.
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At the University-The Public Day-Es-
says Reaa by Graduates-DegreesC Con-
ferred-The Baccalaureate-The Ball
to be.
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The best article to dress the hair is Lyons Kathai
ron. tbstu limo D4C June "a
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPHl
81. - THROUGH Lin. 10 =. 8.
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
Cu<rnp M cxyYyNd 16.6o,

CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. Il
-. CHANCE OF SAILING, nzHSi 80,
k~- STEAMERS or THE XRoyI
, NAE32 line leave Pier,No l2,sNorth MS5y.
Z1b1lk&6RN foot of OsnslstfeeE New Yorky u
Z. II O'Clock noon, Of the 1st 11th ana,
91st Of every month except wben these dates faIi
en- Sunday, Ihen the Saturday preoedingl.
Departure Of 1st md 2lst connect q PtnAma Wtth
steamers for South Pacific and Central AmericaDl
Departure yof l1th OF each month connects with
the new steam hne nom Panama TO Australia apa
New Zealand. -.t 80. D. y 49, >.
stssuship oREaoNTAN leaves Ban Irarusco for
China and Japan AuRu&4 T. 1869. =
No California steamers touch st Hsvsaa, bat
direct from New York 10 AspinWsl. y
Ono hundred pounds baggage frees to each aduhs
Medicine aud attendance ffee.
at the CONPANY's TICKET OlEICR, on the HhAd :
foot Of CanaIstreet, North Riyers NeE York,
March IL 1yr a. F:R..BABY, Agent
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

For PALATkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND Jackson .
VIkLE. =
H-A THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-CLA g
ssTRAMER CITY POINT, captaigy
Gro T. MCMILLAN will ssil from Charleston every
TuBsoAY EVENING. ut Nine O'Clock, for the abos
pointa
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Ssvann
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florids,
Railroad ct Fernandina for CedlfF Keys, st whioI
point steamers connect with Nsw'Orleans, Mobile
Pensscoa. hey West and Hsvans..sS
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans and
All freight payable on, the wharf
Goods not removed II sunset win be stored at ris
]. D. AIKEN l. CO., Asents.
May n south Atlantic WhAA.
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E. PUBLIC sCROOL&--E -EXAMINAlIO
OF TEACHERs-The Regular Qusrterly Ezantns-
non Of osndidstss-for-the-oFFFo OF TRAOHRR
IN THE PgBLIo SCHOOLS. yln be bald at the
Normal scheol, 81 Philip p-street on sATuxpAIi the
Sd Of July. commencing st Nine O'Clock, A. N.
Applicants win please be present un,tually at the
appointed hour. ,..:.t.-..-i. :: lc
\ By order Of the Bo,rd. -.
&. MONTAGUE aaIMKE, Secretary.
i June % ...i4' - - S.;.--@ - = tutns2
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sS- OFFICE, CHARLESTON 6AsLlGHT
COMPANY, JUNE "a, 1904 Lividsnd Of FIFTY
CENTS pr Share on the Capital Stock Of this Conn
pany having BEEN dsclsredtby the Directors, the
same Will be paid ON and xtsee KosDA1, the 9Th
proxlmo. - - q Z. o s.. - E1:o :, 8
The Boots Of Transfer will bs closed fren this dass
To 9th pro1imo. ., ! @. W. HER1Qr, &
June "a. 10 Secretary snd Treasurer. e.
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Shipping.
FOR PHiLADt LPHIA.


FOB PHILADt LPH1A.
LFS TIE BHIa JOSIE A. DEVEREAUX,
LIN CLARK master, having all Of her heavy
LMSS cargo engaged. win ufe 100 bales OF Cot
a1 and sail in Q few days,
For Freight engagements apply to
7 June so. .1fr .STREET BROTHERS O0X
[oNE HUNDRED AVID EETHBILEs C0TroN :
FOR BOSTON.
.~ TIE BRIG q. G. BROOKS BRIaA1e
6> Master, having most Of her cargo engaged, =.
ES4H requires one hundred and hfty bales Cot.
6 ton to taIl up. 81. -i.i. - :. .4 -
For Freight engagements apply to
June28 ... No. III EastBGy.
EXCURSIOHs3 EXCUKsIOnSis .,i-
~ The NEW AND coMMODIOUs YACHT
MARY ELLA, is now ready and prepared
AH to make regular trips 10 points Of inteeeet
In our haYbor. Will also take parties fde
Picnics and Moonlight Excursions.
For EnyaRements apply to Captain COOK, o.
board at Atlantic Wharf, or TO No. l02' RAsT BAY.
June "A limo
EXCURsIONsi HXCURsIOSsI
THB FINE FAST SAILING FACHr
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the soqth,.
Nv II now ready and prepared to maks regular
trips, thus affording an opportunity to Q u
who NAV wish to VISIT points Of interest In our btaT
ttful AArbor. :: ;rGt,.. - = g. -
For psssase. aapsy tethe Captain ON Union Wharf.
June Al
uvrUu a1oas anOr1nn n,l,lc a. = :, ua,u.
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to q neR pair Of Connolly ehimnevs
while Williams decOrates her cabin.
She will also be refurnished, and re-
sumo her trips to Evansville on new
Monday week.
Inc rain. fall Of June. 1869. has
! peen excessive a. eomnara1 uitL
June, 1868. Thus Ii Pennsvlvania
the rainfall in June. 1869. was 4 ~
inches, against BAT In limo 1853 or
nearly forty per cent. over Issf 80
/ ABOUT the same average increase FaII
IN the Atlantic States: bnf - a.
| West the increase was over one HIM
dred per cent. Illinois, Iowa Ne
braska, Kansas, and Missouri aver
aged q rainfall Of 720 inches in
June, 1869, against Boa inches in
June, 1868.
The Times of Monday evening,
says:
The hull of Capt. Dexter's new
Evansville and Memphis packet.
building at Pittsburg, will be COM
pleted BY the 18th Of October. The
boat will cost S45, 000
New Orleans adviees of the 9TH
say: During a storm that occurred
here last night, the lightning passed
over the steamer lizzie Gill to the
steamer Indiana, where it entered her
hold and set fire to some scraDings
under the hatch. The fire was put
out without any damage to any one
with the exception of giving a big
scare to the officers of both steam
crs."
LoUIsVILLE.-The Courier Journal
of Sunday. says:
The hull of the Financier is being
loaded with railroad cars at JefFer-
sonvllie, for Belmont, Mo.
The hull of Captain nj. N. Woods
new packet for the Lalourche trade.
was launched at HOWard'a shiD-vard
yesterday. She will be taken over
the falls to-day, and the machinery of
the New Era placed on her.
ST.. LoUIs.--The Democrat of Mon.
day says:
River steadily declining. The im-
mense deposit Of mud is being hurried
into the river with great celebrity by
shovel and steam. Weather cool and
pleasant after heavy shower during
Friday night. Business increasing In
activity; nearly all the boats have full
cargoes when they arrive aud depart.
There is a good stage Of water TO
Rock Island, but above, the rocks
and sandbass have come near the gdr-
face. Deep water still in the Illirois,
but it falls steadily. There is rea ly a
good stage of water in the Lover Mis-
souri,, when boats get used 10 il. and
the cutting process has a fair chance
to operate freely, those thousand piles
of sacks will be quickly lifted off the
banks.
NEW ORLEAEs.--The Tines Of
Monday says:
The weather throughout the great
er part of yesterday was clear and fine,
with temperature similar to that of
its predecessor, very close and uncom-
Portable at intervals.
Business on the landing yesterday
was confined chiefly to the Bayou
Sara packet National, which was the
only departure, and left at 10 A. ~,
with tolerable fair trip.
The river at this port rose an inch
during the past twenty four hours,
and is now within three feet six inch
es of the high water mark Of 1862.
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Three PEARS al The Price Of THO
FEUe Years at the Price Of Three.
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Dwelling Houses insured for q term Of
years at greatly reduced rates.
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Life Ensurance a Specially.
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sTflAMRoAT PRINTINa

NO printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability FOR
rnent OF Job Type, though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added 70. and
our job department Is under the personal
supervision Of one OF the best lob printers
In tho United states. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Iad1ng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &C. Orders left with either of fhe
Iyharf-boats viii be promptly attended 10,
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Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
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INSURANCE.

EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11

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Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
represented
ETEA Insurance Co. OF Hartford. Conn.
Cash Assets .''...'''.''..'''''''.' %0sVO0sOOO'
PHBEIX ms. Co. Of Hartfosd, Conn.
Cash Assets 100000
CONTINENTAL ms. Co. OF New York.
Cash Assets -'sA y VOUsuOOs
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford Conn.
Cash Assets .....'.'1O 0g0uOs
HERCH ANTS Ins. Co. OF Hartford, CT.
Cash Assets .......''.'.s..'.'. ...s'...8 100000
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. OF
New York.
Cash Assets .".. '.....'.'... .........8SOOsO 600.
PHEEIX Ins. Co. Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Cash Asset ..-..-..A 90 600.
ETNA LIFE Ius. Co. Of Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets. .............,s...l ~ 000s 600
]. w. NEXSEN, Agent,
0 MAIN STREET, Evansville, Ind,
Janso dly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-23

Ilsgulam aad shut lwshty y.Ase N
lhe negro militia ilts N III n ihe
latter "a veFy roughly handled, snd
returned ~ lhslf qaHfler by lhe
stf1iahiszt Jr=siIls ail. The sheriff
and egssisbIs Isisrfsftd, NJ ihe eI.
efed lfwJs might hays bern molly
ihfaaled. Later IN the afternoon 4
sqaad n The mIi ifesp- n eoIof
halted IN front Of wilkins a WiI~m's
Store and nat about fw bIcoI. IIav.
log whIskIed ap 10 4 fighting temper
they coon got what they waoted,
namely, bhlwd.
They undertook 10 recruit res
pcctable negro of the place, which,
not being In accvriance With his ideas
of constitutional liberation, resulted
In q est fight. During ihe progress
of this athletic exercise, The civilian
drcw a kuifa 70 hasten conclusions
and stable ono of bis military irIonds
two times. Tho wounds were severe
but not necessarily fatal. Our infor-
mant Iel a few minutes afterwards,
aud as that time the colorcd troops
we're consulting the propriciy oi
burning The town.
Such Is the condition Of aiIhir Ia
our sister State. The foregoing IL Q
simple statement, not at all exaRgcr'
atcd. The people are hcroIcally pa.
tlent and iorbcaring undcr repeated
outrages--outrages on their person'
and property. Though often sorcl,
tempted 10 take vengeance in thei
own hands, they have, as q people
thus far been law abiding 10 the let
Tor.