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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

CAsUALTY.-At IN O'Clock this morning a man
named Kelly, residing at Sixth and Spruce Streets
had his right arm fractured by being caught in some
machinery at the works OF Morris & Tasker. He was
taken to his nome.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

THE CINCINNATI COUNCILsIEN.-Las evening the
delegation OF Cincinnati Councmen who have been
visiting the Eastern cities arrived in the city and
proceeded to the Continental Hotel, where they viii
remain during their stay, This morning they were
taken TO the United States Mint, after which they
will be taken to the Almshouse. Tomorrow they
will be escorted TO the Gas works
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

FIREs.-At O'Clock this morning there was a
slight fire at the butt andhnge factory of J. Custer,
929 Tyler street 1t origin lted on the second floor.
the residence OF the Naval Constructor, at Front
and Wharton streets, slightly damaged by fire
at o'clock this morning. 1t originated from the
GAS meter.
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oHEAp IDHERr1sLNG.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
70 rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
TN Nsws has no equal; and in order thst all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
xsEMKNrs, payuseat for which must invariably
be made when The order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servsnts, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
Ind warehouses wanted or to let, and miseella-
aeous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding xHREE LINES or % words. ...-9S cents
FouR LIKES or SO words. .....4s ''
FIVE LINES or 40 words......50
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rate must be prepaid and delivered at The
News Office by 9 P. II.
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THE City by the Sea-"
tn TIE RDyroR OF THE NEWS.


In your issue Of yesterday, injury was done
to me and the enterprise which have under
taken, By the publication Of an article alleging
that the City by the Sea, free advertising
iourual-the first number Of which appeared
on the preceding afternoon-is "Radical
venture in disguise, and that it is owned by
the proprietors OF Radical city paper. VI
I deny tbs statement eaphdltcauy. 1t
bas likewise been publicly denied By
the editors referred to. The circum-
stances-and all OF the crcumstanoes-oon.
nected with the publication are these. and
to bring out the City by the Sea at the earliest
day practicable having already secured large
advertising ps tronage, on the eve OF applying
to weIl.knowh printing office in Charleston
to have the work done there, was informed
that the projectors could not engage in tho
undertaking from want Of particular facilities.
My experience with the press taught ne that
could expect no aid or cooperation from
either the Corr7er or News, because they are
my rivals 10 enterprise. and l accordingly
called upon Mr.. VIM. 4. Ryan, aSouthern gen.
9lemsn. well known in the typographical pro-
fession Of th;s city. After proper consideration
he contracted to do the necessary work, and it
MAS done. c.zN .s!e,sS:..,a g..
IfrapEly eoncede thlt the "eitg BY the Sea"
was printed on the type in the JOB depar 'ment
Of that paper, and that to prevent delay in the
publication q. the frat number . few adver
tiaemeuts, airsad adysst up were borrowed from
it's columns Gbat tlsssf gbers Inserted touhous m,
knowledge or consent.
In conclusion, 1 vail add that have no de-
sire 10 be mart, rsed for the benefit ofelther OF
the journals referred 70; and thQse who havs
lusoAn m6 TE1M lSeyhoS1. SSil,a n3s leada VIII
hug ear 70 tbafsss ea to asidI the cha
racter OF young man proud Of bis home and
pe5hle1 ssd ID dcfaahnoHE aH 6o6est ana worthy
enterprise. =. ". MMizR,
Edisdfsnd Publisher City BY the Sea.
Charleston, October !.
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FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY, &c. - Dealers
from the country desirous Of replenishing
their stocks in the line Of fancy goods and
millinery, will find a very extensive and choice
assortment at the wholesale establishment of
Messrs. Legnick & Sell, No. q Hayne street.
The reputation OF this house for consistent
fair dealing, and the fact that their goods
have been carefully selected with q special
view to the wants of this market, should en-
title them to the confidence and consideration
Of our country friends.
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TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY MoNU-
MENT.-At the extra meeting of the Washing
ton Light Infantry Charitable Association,
held last evening, the plan offered by Mr. Mark
walter, or Augusta, Ga. was adopted. Steps
will be taken to have the monument erected
as soon as possible. When erected it will be
one of the most imposing in Magnolia Gene
terry.
The treasurer of the association gratefully
acknowledges the receipt OF fifteen dollars from
lady at the North. through Miss Saltus, in
aid of the monument to their dead.
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BorRL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 9.-Paoilion
Hotel.-J. Mikell, St. Paul's Parish; j. G. Sherl,
st. louis. Mo-; J. Gorham, City; Mrs. Nevins.
Savannah, Ga; Il. 2. Graham, Myersvile, g..
c.; D. q. Rice, Barnwell; Colonel L. D. Chll Is,
Oolumbis; John e. Terry, Master Terry, Walter
boro'; Solomon Link, Lewisville.
Charleston Hotef.-John D. Parker, e. Wash
burn, Adams Run; G. A. Neufer, South Caro-
hna; W. j. Fisher, Boston; q. G. Fohse,
Georgetown; j. Z. Vance, P. A. Chase. City;
A. K. Rainy, New Yors; A. P. Blunt, City; j.
c. Gilles, Augusta; P. 4. Boyle, Bermuda; J.
T.. Rspplye, Tipsilanti. Mich.;J. A. Waiting,
w. Ralting. e. Bayoe. E. b. Start, Il. Riggs,
F. D. Marc, Oraugebarg.
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~ THs OCTOBER MAaAznsEs.-Weh have received
the first number Of the Rural Oarollnian, the
neR agricultural magazine just issued by
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell. A casual
glance at the cootents convinces Us that 1t is
tar superior to any periodical OF the kind ever
published in the Sonth.
The October number OF the Nineteenth Gen.
sury is also out, ful as usual, OF lively, varied,
and readable matter. We shin notice botn
these publications more fully la our next issue.
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A NEW MovE.-Thc conversion Of the Adger
building into an Academy oil. Music, made it
necessary that Mr.. r. White should find other
quarters for his mammoth stock of furniture.
MIR. White engaged commodious ware-rooms
just opposite his old stand. and for two days
sixty Of John 81. Devereux's active workmen
were engaged in removing furniture OF ell
kinds from the old rooms to the new. The
long procession OF workmen 30 busily engaged
4ttracteda crowd OF spectators. The moving
in is now over, and Mr.. White is again prepar-
ed to supply the public with everything in his
line
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LIGHT READING FOE THE WARN WsATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of MIR. C. G. Fighter, the very enterpris-
ing and Trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found TO include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us q marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculousy low prices named.
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TIE New OPERA HoUsE.-The invitation
rendered by the architect, John q. Devereux,
TO the citizens to xisit the Opera House yes
terday,rwas taken advantage Of bya number
OF ladies and gentlemen. who seemed much
interested in the building and the operations
of the 1Forkmen.
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TInnKs AND LUnBER.-Appended Is state
msnt Of the number Of feet OF lumber sud mill
timber inspected in Charleston during the
month ofSeptember. Owing to the low water
in the Cooper. Ashley and Edisto Rivers and
their branches very little mill timber is brought
here: Two hundred aud seventy thousand
four hundred and sixty-nine feet Of mill tim
Der, and six hundlcd and nlnety-seven thou
sand eight hundred and eleven feet of lumoer.
OF this number three hundred aud sixty.three
Thousand one hundred and forty-seven feet
were brought here bv the South Carolina Bail.
road, and two hundred and nine thousand
seven hundred aud thirty-elght feet by the
Northeastern Railroad.
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TEE SUR FOB DAMAGES 1t will be remem-
bered that . short time si1ce tue oIse OF
Charles Lafayette, negro, who sued Mr.. anu
Mrs. Kinsman for false imprisonment, laying
his damages at ninsty-nne dollars, was heard
before Magistrate Mackey. who reserved his
decision until yesterday, when he gave judg-
nent for the defendant, holding that. to sus-
tain suits of this kind. '.malioe- and absence OF
reasonable and probabl, cause are necessary; !;
and in this case "both clements were want
ing under the testimony Of Lafayette him.
seA." The decision is puollsei full IN our ad-
vertlsing columns.
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To THE LADIES. s.-Messrs. Stoll, Webb & Co.
have received q case of Fall Dress Goods from
an auction house, which they are Offering at
25 cents (worth As cents;) together with a
large lot of Dry Goods in every other grade, OF
the latest styles and choicest colors, at No. 2S7
King street. Sept "a
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That BUNCH CAsE.-TKE News learns that
on yesterday Magistrates Kanapaux and De-
Large received communication from Gov
ernor Scott instructine them TO proceed with
the investigation Of the charges against Mag
issrate Bunch. The Governor has heard both
sides Of the question, we suppose.
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"REAp1Ne THE wH1RLw1ND."- Reaping the
Whirlwind" is the title of a thrilling Confeder-
ate story, written for The Banner of the South,
by Miss Annie NJ. Barnwell, Of Beaufort, 8.
G. The first chapter will appear in The Banner
OF the South, October 9th.
Send for specimens to l.. T. Blome Co.,
Augusta, Ga. Terms. $s per annum. The pa
per can be Lad OF oil ne zsdealers in the United
States. 5 Sept 28
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
MERc1AL CIRCULAR viii be ready for delivery at
our counting-room at nme O'Clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
COPIES and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and q half cents per copy.
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THs GAZETTE. James Brennan. 0 grace
ful and vigorous wsiier. who has for some time
past been prominently identified with the cause
oHFenisnism and with Irish-Amsrican journal
ism in New York. has become associated with
Mr. L. G. Nur.hr ,p in the editorial conduct
and proprie orship Of the Gazette. Under the
auspices OF Mr.. Brennan undying hostility to
Rnshsh rule IN Ireland will probably beoome
leaoipg plank iii the Gazette's platform.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-01

WILL GET Hrs .LroEssE.-We learn that the
members Of Council feeling fully satisfied that
they, In not granting license Mr.. Wuloern,
have shown that they have the power to do
as they please with the citizens, and have also
carried out their equality ideas. will graat
him license at the next meeting OF the
Council
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A WORD TO MERcRANrs.-R you want job
printing done at very cheap rates. call ct THE
Nsus Jos OFFICE. Business cards IS and up
wards per thousand.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Strict Observance Lodge, at Up. II.
Medical Society, at7P N.
Eagle Fire O. mpany, at P. II.
Marion Fire Company, at half-past P. II.
Homestead Building and Loan Association,
At half past P. NJ.
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ApporToKHr.-Mr. William Reed has been
sppointed State constable. BE has been
connected with the police and detective forces
OF this city, and made good officer.
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3nsnraufe.
~ EOR GIA
VI
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIPE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. .esoot toeo

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct BY charter. $1,000 paid into tne In
surance Department of GeorRn arcorIipg to hw
for the benefit of the assured in this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only nix
per cent OF its earnings TO the stockholders; tho
res, OF tho PROFITS divided among the PocyholdeEa
on the cc ptiibution p,sn.
lire Department: las been in successful opera
ton for six months. and has already tcsumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieipg wita old companies IN its success.
All OF its Policies non-forfe,tlbe aud Of every
description OF Life and Endowment, t. Rether with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No r"slrictons upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured On same terms as nien-
Loans half Of Its premiump. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON. President.
j. C. McBURNEY, vicr.President
R.J. LIsBTFoOT secretary.
@. F. MoCAY. ronsu uting &C uars.
P. d WRIGHT, Examn NJ Piyriciap
This Company Is now prepared 10 ale i'f- ri'see
in The Fire or Life Departments, aud soi'ts rhase
OF the patronage of the city and >ta'e
J.. @. HOb n" 8, Jr.
General Agent for >ourh Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted IN al oarad
the >ta.e. Liberal commissions allowed, or = SAL
ary II prs1errcd. Applicauons to b nsde b
J. a HOLMES, Jr. General Agent. Eo IS broe1
street. Charleston, s. O.
July2l 09o WIN
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4 Largest Circurasion.-THB DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIZED as Hal HLNG THE LARGEST CIR
cULArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
.lNG IN THE PoSToFHCE AT Ia z END OF
EAcE WEEK. ACCORDING 10 TEE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFE7CR Law.
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BUSINESS EoTICEs.

FoUa WORK HoRsEs and one saddle horse are
for sale at the omnibuss Office, corner of Line
and Meeting streets.
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afoat in the city and along the ,oast in regard
to 'tdal wave" which. it is predicted, will
drench our seaboard, about the end OF the first
week In the present month. The whole toun-
dation for the apprehension which prevails,
consists in the following paragraph from the
London Times:
"Captain Ssxby, Of the Royal Navy, has call
"ed public attention to the following facts,
Switch, if verified by results, will prove
s'curious instance Of priori reasoning: At 2
ga. NJ, on the ensuing October 8, the moon
"will be at the part OF her orbit which is
'nearest the earth; her attraction will, the
"fore, be at its maximum force. At noon the
''moon will be on the earths equator, cir
s'cumstance which never occurs without mark
'ed atmospheric disturbances; at 2 P. III. the
''same day, lines drawn from the earth's GEN.
tire will cut the sun and moon in the same
s'arc of right ascension. The moons attrac-
''tion and the sud's will, therefore, DO acting
s.in the same direction. In Diner words, the
s.new moon will be on the earth's equator
''when in perigee, and nothing more threaten
ssing can occur of high tides and destructive
s'storms. SIR John Herschel has said that no
"map jealous Of his reputation will be wealth
ser prophet. The foregoing pre- liction. which
'.sssumes to be grounded on ascertaining ply
s'slcal facts, s given with An air OF perfect con-
'hdence, aud may be tested in the ensuing
'autumn."
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Auction ssles This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture, COW, &c.
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OYSTER SOUP, fried fish, shrimp pie and beef
a la mode. will form the attractions OF Torck's
lunch at "Our House," this forenoon.
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ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury, Sept az
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The STEAMSHIP GEoRaIA.-We learn that
this steamship, which was recently put upon
the line between here and New York, was an
English blockade runner during the late war
and was captured by Federal gunboat, while
about thirty miles off the mouth Of the Savan-
nah River. The eunboat. in order to bring her
to, firing shot through, instead OF across
her bows. 1t is related that member Of the
crew OF the gunboat, who had been captured
on another blockade runner, short time pre-
vious, but had enlisted in the service OF his
captors, noticed that the soles Of the shoes of
the sailors of the captured crew were very
thick. Bsing up to ''privateer's lodges" he
made an examination, and found that the soles
were hollow and contained gold coin. There
was demand for privateersmeus shoes i'm
mediatey, and considerable amount of gold
was realized. The Georgia. or Karnak, as she
was then named, was sent to New York and
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CRuMBs.-Some Of the letters from Colum-
bia come stamped Columsia. The postmaster
should have new stamp made.
The records Of the city are said to be in the
Charleston College building.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $13.
Mrs. Dosoher has been required to give two
hundred dollars security for her appearance for
trial.
Yesterday afternoon q mule attached to q
cart fell down on the city railway track, at the
corner Of Broad and Meeting streets, and
caused a short interruption to railway travel.
The captain of the brig Cyclone wants to
place before the mast mate whom he shipped
at Boston. The mate objects, and the matter
has been placed in the hands of the lawyers.
Ennis Myers and Anderson Davis, negroes,
were arrested yesterday by Officer Hernandez
upon suspicion of stealing clothing from Mrs.
Hammond.
During the past four weeks there have been
one hundred and fifteen deaths in the city
twenty-nine whites and eighty-six blacks.
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Jnbur air.

eJnbur aie.
g u t IA e KH
LIFE INSURANCE OONPANY
PURELY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1. 1se9 .s510. 1000
DIVIDEND DECLARED .... FORTY PER GENT.
NsURRs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business is with
Southern ,tates, and TO them It appeals for patron
age. It bas ample means to fully protect policy. hold
ers and pay all Losses.
OFFICERS
JOHN D. GORDON, President.
B. b. HILL, A. u. COLQCtrT, vios- Presidents.
A. AUsrKLL- E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
II. @. MORRIS, Secretary.
atlanta Ga-JoHN B. GORDON. a. AusIELL, =. ".
HOLLAND, ]. F. ALEXANDER, J. H. CAILAwAY, J. M.
JOHNSON.
Athens, Ga.-B. C. YAsoEY, BENZ. q. HILL Rob-
ERr 1HoxAs.
Columbia, 8. O.-WADE HAMPTON.
Augusta, Ga.-C. a. PRISrzY. EDWARD TRoxAs
Madison, CAD. z. BUTLER
Washington, Ga.-RoDEnr TooHss.
Cutnbert, CAB. ]. SMITH.
Newton, 6a-A. II. CoLQuITT.
Charlotte. v. O.-WM. JOHNSTON.
Allendale 9. C-B. L. WILLiNeHAA.
Greensboro, n CIV. A. CALDWELL
J. IA. MILLER, General Agent.
AUGUSTA, Ga
s. Y. TUPPER, Resident Agent,
OBARLESroN. g. c.
b. ". DEsAUssURE. II. D., Medica, Examiner
August 10 pAo 2mos
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Cotton Ties.

THE n r RO W TIE.
THE INcRe AsINa DEMAND FOR THIS POPU.
LAR FASTENING FOR BALING COT N
has induced the proprietor to provi Ie largely in
creased Stock for the present season, and we are
now prepared to fill orders in any quantity.
The .'ARROw TIE" put up In bundles Of 80
Ban Is and Ties, each OF ten feet IN length, each
bundle Weighing sc pounds.
ROBERT mUKE As CO..
Agents for South Carolina.
Boyce's Wharf, Charleston.
eeeta wfm12
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yrp GOODS, Gf. =~- 5--s-..-...........
m e w
FALL GOODS FOR 1869,
STOLL, WEBB g CO.,
Nos 287 and 2s9 KING STREET.

full and Variety
done before
nSIIaE ADyAsE Wan so We are give our
HouGsana will
DRESS GOODS.
1caess
cease
Pophns lands cnts-hap.
! l case case Cha 0nansea1e 1@ @% popins @%@ at at 40 @ cents ~
@ p,s % s IS rsse ss cs at sfs rs ' " s cheap
French po the most fashionable SHADES
French n a
andex
GOODS
WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT.
a
bale bale rs , White Elan Flannes @ at 40 cents ~otn 80 nts)
bale bale a Super per White & ranDss me , 50 cents
o. .s5 as ps1as s s Tssrs esa as by pieces a s
Family Blankets White
DOMESTIC, GOODS
HOUsE-FURNIsHING DEPARTMENT.
a
"a Beaehed e Table Danask at 80 cents fH0ha53
Super AlLnen HuckTo Towuns 25.sns.
very
RusaaD
LOngcoths Lat cns-chp.
PERFECTi
VARIETY
Ash
fupds to advantage the Cheap Store
Nos. 2e7 and $50 King Street.
sTOLL. WEBB CO.
gaSuars, Gutlnp Gtt
HART 81 CO.,
TT ID IT. w d u MT D n TT A MTG
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.3Hsnranff.
INSURANCE STATEN MENTS.

COMPLIANCE WITH The REQUIREMENTS Or AN AL
Companies not incorporated the
Stale South following
Oft +
w. B. HERIOT &c CO.. Insurance Agents,
No 4
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O . u II II e X N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.

Assets July 4. 1859. .S510,0Oo
DIVIDEND DECLARED. .... FORTY PER GENT.