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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Boots and Shoes-T. Il. Moseiy n Co. ls4nH rll
Sherry Wine Bitters-Sam1 Chadwick. l.l.i4r
flour and Groceries-Merrill.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
NEW ADyKRxIsENKxT COLUMN, 4af.I
New Music and New Words-Chas H. Ditson q Co
ventation-U. q. .Yentilatinn Co.
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FOREIGN PoRrs.

Ar at Melbourne April 10. barque Garibadi, ,Noyes,
sid April %. barque Chattanooga. Freeman, tor
Guam.
At shapghae April q, ships silaoda, johnson, I'm
Foo-ehow ar 10th; Western Chief, Hill, from do, ar
21st.
SID i'm Hong Kong April q, barqus NeitIe Merri-
In port 2sth ships John L Dinehell. wineheIl, and
Old Dominion, Freeman, tor San Francisco, ldg;
6arque Parsee, soule. TOR do tat $4,000 gold In fa
AZ Manila April 20, ship soolOO Hutchinson. Tor
Boston. ldg. n ll7 i ni-. .l.l 7,'e.
A, At Csba April Is, ship Sea Serpent. white. for
At Calcutta 18th ult, ships Premier, Merritbew.
lor boston; Armada, jeffrey, for New York; Ten
Sid Inn Palermo 2sth nit. barques Witch, Hopkins,
and Volunteer. Blake, Boston.
Ar at Falmouth 10th, ship Rangoon. CongdOn. I'm
Rangoon for Bremen.
sid I'm Cardiff 10th nit, barque lCouiser, Dickey,
lor M0nteyideo.
Ar at Callao 18th ult, ship Alice vennard, Hum
phrey, Chinehas for Antwerp; goth, barque Debo-
lah PenneIl, Pepnen. La Paz; 22d, ship Florence
Hin do Tor Antwerp 25th, Hattie Taplcy. Tapley,
do for Cork; Charlotte w White, Griffin, do for Ant
SD 18th, ship Hsrmon, Morse, Spain; isth, Belle
q the Bay, Spear, Guanape; 22d, Edward OBrien,
Oliver. do. a. , = ssr. 70 /. y a-s"t
ToWed through Gibraltar Straits 1st inst baIque
X Weldon, Weldon. from Marseilies tor New York
Ar at Quebec ED inst, steamship ST David, Watts,
Glasgow. 81. iIi-.-r 1T .l'
v AEst HALIFAX 18th inst. sch Samuel Lord, HIN.
CID at st John, NIB, 18th inst. sch Carrie Melvin,
WMtSs NeWcoSLle.
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The ARMY AND NAVY OF THE GULT.-The
whole particulars of the reunion of the old
Nineteenth Army Corps, which has been de-
cided upon for July 9Th to the Sth, at the Astor
House and Long Branch, were prepared for
this paper yesterday, but by mistake were put
upon the fourth page, where the article might
not have been generally read. Reference to
Press of Wednesday, or inquiries Of Generals
Shepley, Fessenden, or at this Office, will give
particulars,
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Revere House /!


E isfe B0St07es Mass. s. aIf
This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized.
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large and
small families, water, bathiDg-rooms, &c, intro
duced--so that it now cfters unsurpassed accommo-
dations for travellers. The "Revere" has always
been celebrated tor its table and the attention paid
its guests and Its high reputation in these partcu-
ars will be maintaineds AAt AAAA > = u
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one Of the
proprietors and will be pleased to welcome the ray-
cling public at the above Hotel.
WRISLEY, WETHERBEE s.. co, -
jefsn2m 9NfTM s8nN Preprietors.
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BatcheIor,s ,Iaair nxe,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
stantaneous; disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invigorates and
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 10 Bond st, NY
tune 3-sNd&w1yr
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HORACE GnnrnrY ON loDrR.-In writing

HORACE GREELEY ON CDER. In writing
Of households, he says: The boys who gradu-
ated from these firesides too often evinced, at
an early age, an Unsuitable appetite for stimu-
lants-an appetite created, but by no means
satisfied, by cider; an appetite which very Of
ten consigns them to early and unhonored
graves I have known whole families to die
out, and their farm sacrificed, by the fiery
thirst caused BY suckina the family cider bar
rel - - -. -, (,
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q TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. GnxonE. NE a.
tails of the lproposed testimonial TO MI. P. s..
Gilmore have been resolved upon by the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Jubilee, and the 81 :
rouncement thereof wil appear IN tomorrow 4
issue. or course the Coliseum, which was The
scene OF his magnificent triumph, has been se-
lected as the best place in which to bestow so
much of the reward as can be expressed in
dollars and cents. The time has been fixed for
Tuesday afternoon next To all intents and
purposes, the programme is a repetition of the
best productions of the Jubilee. There viii be
the same immense chorus with its orchestral
support; the same solo performers; the same
firemen with their scarlet uniforms and reso-
nant anvils; the artillery, ths Ginning ofbells,
and every effect which combined to give the
Jubilee performances the fame which they
have acquired. If words of ours could add
anything to this announcement they would
not be slow of utterance. The wished-for op-
portunity has arrived, and the people of Bos.
ton will turn out en- masse to honor one who
has dore so much for their name and fame in
the face of obstacles which would have over
whelmed an ordinary man. Let the spacioui
Coliseum be filed SO that the crowd Of the It'll
win pals into insignifcence in comparison.
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- las y DIED.

In Jefferson. May 0, Mrs. Sarah M. Kennedy, aged
e6 years months.
In Lewiston, June "a. Mrs. Hulda, wife Of Alfred
Morse. aged Al years months. = y "
In Farmington, June 8, Mrs. Betsy Patterson.
aged So years months. 4'sNaH II 7li7--- II '
In Rockland, june Il, Lizzie Thomas, aged IS
years, daughter OF Ellison Thomas. -
In RockIand, June 49, Marian, daughter OF Capt.
Ambrose Pinkham, aged 1s years months.
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"nuy me, and A,hh do you G0od.o DIR.
Langley's Roet and Herb Biiters are sure
remedy tor Liver complaint in all its forms, Humori
Of the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cos.
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache, al Bill
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purif the BLOOD strengthen the body and thorough
prepare 1t to resist diseases Of all kns.W GEO. u.
GOODWN 81 Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists
Mar 13-sNl6v s..,,ss y.,tszr r,a ~
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A FESTIVE REUNION. Business win have
its holidays and workmen are, entitled to- the
pleasures derived from them, If any classes
are in this world. Messrs. Steinway 6 Sons
on the finishing Of the piano-forte numbered
tuentv hsoasaad gave their wofkmen q mag
nifieea. hA~~.ss- Observation-Disclosures rns pres
entation was accompanied by q band Of mu-
sic of thirty performers ss Their workmen
number over seven hundred, and a good time
they had We like to see men of -eAeiI-l 4-..--
ploy it in business and show that respect for
their workmen to which they are entitled.-
The laborer Is indeed worthy of his hire Z Ial
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

SAD ACCIDENT About o'clock last even
ing small sail boat, containing five persons,
sapsized off franklin wharf. Four of the men
were picked up by B. w. Jones of the yacht
Clarence. The fifth man, James Thompson, of
Ragged Island, was drowned. His body had
not been recovered when our informant left the
place. tr,
10. o. Fat q meeting of Eastern Star
Encampment, held Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected: H. r. Sargent,
Q. P. p. w. Stoneham, h. p; w. G. Norris,
$. W.; e. A, Smith. J. w; w. II. Smith,
Scribe; D. w. Nash, Treasurer; Henry w.
Hersey, Samuel Rolfe and Spencer Rogers,
Trustees. aeogeT tisslias a sii3sl rslbaI as
PAx YouR TAxEs.r-The time for the pay
rnent of internal revenue taxes expires TO- day,
Pay up OF, you will have to pay something ed
ditional. d~s1sfs eisissszD Nd s.a5 z9e
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

THE exclusive right to manufacture and sell
the proprietary medicine known as Wings
Anti.Bilious Pills" is for sale. The whole
aud exclusive right Of trademark is protected
by law to the proprietor, and he wishes to dis
pose Of it in order to enter another field Of op-
erations. Enquire Of A. X. VINO, A
AliIA.t H-lt t4lJ ~ - "A t,ht,rn' Me
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
Municipal Ceurs.

THURsDAx.-Mary A. curran, who was before the
Court on Wednesday and was fined for an assault on
sabrina Murphy, was again brought up for beating,
bruising and iIl-treatng Honora McDonoush because
Honera's daughter was summoned to appear against
her. The Judge made short work Of the case, and
fned her ~ aud COSTS and also required her TO give
bonds In 800 to keep the peace for sx months; but
Mary was t'short," 80 she was committed and the
neighbcrhood will "have peace" for short time.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Brig Eta M Tucker, from Cieniuegos- $40 hhds 80
tcs molasses, to Churchill q Co.
Brig Mary Chase, fren Sagua-ss5 hnds m = 20 70 YES
molasses 30 hhds sugar, green turtles 10 Chur-
chill - Co. az ~ - "a
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Ar At Cardenas 18th. barque Lucy Frances. Upton.
new York brgs ID Lincoln, MsTiman, Philadel-
phiai Geo Burnham, Mcclellan, New York: 18th.
barque q W Roosevelt, HERMAN, Liverpool.
Sid 18th. sch Alice. Crocker, Boston; 18th, brig
Mechanic, Dyer, North OF Hatteras
Ar ct Havana 14th, barque Hunter York Balti-
more; brig Carver, Bracketf Beaufort; 18Th,
barQue Cuba. Prince, New York
Sid 14th, brig Mary e Thompson Bunker Sagua
18th, barque Harvest Home, Dieky, Sierra Morena:
brigs M Berry, Chase, Matanxas; 18th, Kennebec,
York. Boston.
Ar at Matanzas 18th. barques R w Griffith, Drum
mond, New York; 14th, Sarah Hale, White, Phila-
delphia; brig Clara Brown, Osgood, do. ll
Cid 18th Darque Esther. Merrill. New York: bries
BENZ Carver, Meyers, Philadelphia; Reushaw, Syl-
yester, New York. +.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

AM article in stock at Robinson's, 8 Elm
street, will be sold at half price for the next
few days, to close up business. ,.g
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
Words of Wisdom

FOB YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for the Erring and nnf6rtunate.-
Sent in sealed letter velopes free OF Charge Ad-
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz p, Phila-
delphia, Pa. IN sspay2iddkw3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

PREsENrATIoS.-On,W Wednesday evening, at
the close of q course of lessons in penmanship
given in Union Hall, Ferry Village, by Mr.. II.
w. Shaylor, penman at the Portland Business
College, some fine specimens Of pen work ex-
ecuted by Mr.. s. were awarded to the pupils
making the greatest Improvement in the art
during the course. The first premium was
awarded to Mr.. Charles S. Webster, the Sec
ond to Mr.. A. r. Paige, and the third to Miss
Georgia A. Willard. Many Of the others also
made good progress. After the premiums were
awarded Mr.. w. II. Cole, in few appropriate
remarks in behalf Of the pupils connected with
the school, presented Mr.. Shaylor with beau
tiful illustrated edition Of Whittiers Snow
Bound, !" which was responded to in happy
manner.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
Mo Poor Whiskey,.,

NO FOOT WnISkey,
Disguised by aromatic oils enters into the manu- fac
ture of DE-. WHRELER's SHERRY WINE BIrTERs.
Roots and Herbs Of great medicinal virtue, stepped
in pure old Sherry, compose these bittersthe best
that are made. Sold by sAM'L CHADWICK, % Mar
ket Square, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

2s-Coupler Pedals 10 Great i-' ~. ilsf s -aiA
29-Couplsr Pedals 10 Swell. "'ali
S0-Coupler Swell TO Great.
31-Tremulo. ss l.s.4 f.-.....
s2-PedaI Check. = 2 - "ttA1A Dv~% ~
S. Bellows Signal. .1s4lsl s.AE "a
A total Of So registers in three banks. with
q speaking stops and 1426 pipes. 80 % - airil
The case Of the organ is different from any
thing in this city. 1t was made by G. H.
Blake, of this city, who also designed the fret
work. tits Of black walnut, aud perfectly
beautiful, as all say who see it. Oh ss,fOts
The organ was tried yesterday afternoon by
Prof Marston, Organist at State street Church
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

THE hearing on the Concord and Rochester
Railroad before the Legislative Railroad Com
mittees, attracted . large audience last eve
etai witnesses living on the proposed route
were examined, among the a Mr.. Babcock, ,of
Barnstead, who created considerable amuse-
ment by his answers to Mr.. Lewis Clark's
cross-examination questions We should not
be surprised ii the lobby in opposition to char
tering this road should have material enough
for a second edition of pursuit of knowledge
under dificulties,' if the hearings scontinne
many days longer Concord Monitor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

The Greatest Medical Discovery
~ OF THIS 4AGE! .lH,.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Sch Henry Clay. from Boston OF and for Franklin,
struck ON Bunker Ledge, near Prospect harbor, on
the 9Th inst and knocked OF fore loot, causing tho
vessel to leak and damage cargo.
Sch Shooting Star, at San Francisco from Camden,
Me. reports, April lat % S, Ion Sc w, struck
by heavy squan, which carried away ioremast
twelve ieet from the deck, taking maintopmast with
It. succeeded in reaching CsllaO April 10, where re-
pairs were effected, and sailed again Apl II.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

BRIEF JoTTINGs. p. Kimball, ESQ. !,
has hired the great. store under the, Preble
House, lately occupied by J. e. Ferhaia g. Son,
for a carriage REPOSITORY Chamberlain men
are more numerous in this city than they were
yesterday morning. Capt. Isaac Barnnm has
SO far recovered from the recent terrible burns
he received by the gas explosion as to be out.
Mud and measles are abating Hand-organic
troubles are On the increase. The Argus pub
fishes the call for the third party convention in
this city next Tuesday. from hive
swarned on tree in Park, street, yesterday,
causing lively times for short period but were
successfully hived at last-The elegant flag
presented to the Blues by the ladies, on Wed
nesday night was of the heaviest silk, seven
feet long and five feet wide, surmountsd with
gilt eagle, from which depended heavy bull
lion cord and tasselsi-The elegant decorations
at the Blues Armory were directed by Sergt.
Brown. and the painting done by George 81.
Cloudman.-For the edifcatien of the couple
on Cumberland street, near the Catholic
church, Wednesday afternoon, we will inform
them the procession didn't pass that way
There was very pleasant party at the Unita-
rian festival last evening" The lady walters
looked charmingly, and those present had
splendid time.-The School Committee had q
iunketing at JEWELS Island Wednesday-A
splendid moonlight evening last night.
THE SUDDEN DEATH OF, THE REV. PATRICK
HENRY GREENLEAF.-This clergyman, the
son Of Simon Greenleaf, formerly of this city,
was Rector of Emanuel Church in Brooklyn,
N. Y. He was found dead in the vestry of his
church, a few days ago. He left his home about
o'clock in the evening and repaired to his
vestry, but not returning up to midnight his
wife became alarmed and solicited others to
60 with her in search of her husband. On en-
tering the yestry they found him sitting in
front of his desk with his diary open, q note
before him, and a quill-pen beside it. On the
note-paper was written portion of the mem
oradum in the diary, showing thath had left
off writing at the letter s'u" in the word
'house" e"-having been overtaken by death be-
fore the work was finished. The body was sit
ting in the chair, feet and limbs partially un-
der it, the hands hanging listlessly by the
sides, the head thrown back, with mouth and
eyes open, be being dead, but not yet cold
His death was caused by sudden serous effu-
sion, or, as it 10 called serous spoplexy, so the
verdict Of an inquest declared. The deceased
was 50 years old, and leaves a wife and several
adult children. IT we mistake not, he was
born in Gray in this county. .H.FhEN
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Our Augusta correspondent having attended
the Republican Convention at Bangor, we are
without reportof the proceedings Of the Un-
ivelsalist State Convention at Augusta. 4s-.e
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
Reports were then heard, from delegates +

OOHS, AVAV ih tuo Moihih5 s'AoeN SA'>'s
hear -
Reports were then heard from delegates to
foreign bodies. kks RASs
Report of the Treasurer, Dea. j. S. Wheel
wright. of Bangor, was presented. Receipts
for the past year, 1866.
By motion of the Recording Secretary, a
committee Of five was appointed to consider
in reference to defraying the expense of min
utes. tsA
The committee last year appointed on "a
Classical q Preparatory School, no reported
through the chairman, the Rev. President 8.
Harris, Brunswick, that it is not expedient
now to take any steps in this direction, d3s5
On motion of the Rev. ID. Garland z8lsq-
Resolved, That the date of organization q
the churches be as published in Minutes oi
1867, and hereafter that record be used.
o By motion of the Rev. 8. L. Bowler, tHa hi
Voted,l That. $50 be appropsiaHted from any
the navmsst m for services of Publishing Com
mittee the coming year. 'h" A2ii24' fsNH
o. Nine o'clock q asIi0 aQH basuda nai
,s MAINE MISSIONARY soCITY. ib go0o
~ .s, Sixty.frst Anniversary iatil eiia
The President, the Rev. George E. Adams
"a "a n n uus"ioA, iVsu suo oSiipeuroS, anu ieu ~
prayer.
Song, "Let US awake our joys"
Sermon by the Rev. A. e. Ives, Castine.-
Text, Heb. 1920, q. 'st tet' fA@ u i'si'
twas strong discourse, most fitly deliver
ed. Christ is the euergizing power; but He
works in and through His people. Gods ef-
fectual power was illustrated in the physical
and moral world. There is work which
Christ only can do; but he makes the church
his body, which he would have to cooperate
with him By His people His own personal
presence is continued, and disciples are
brought to him. ..t,., s,s,.
Song, when shall the voice Of sing
{ Report of Treasurer, Joshua Maxwell, was
presented through the President: ~"
Balance year ago.. $3.50
Received from various funds ds.....,....,.......9 $3.50
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nnPARTuRn OF oCHAN sTnAMaR

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - ane es.l
Sun rises. loon rises, 49,. 800 PM
Sun sets. -. ,,..sa. .1s0 High watss. i2.i5 AM
Eee5EHMB SGG ~ 70
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nv TEL. TO nEncnASrs ExcHAxor.

Ar at Now York 21d, steamer Moro Castle, lrom
Havana; sch Bowdoin. Randall, Portland.
Ar at Havana l3th. barque Vesta, Portland; Iiih.
sch Ruth Baker, do.
Sid 18th, brig NJ A Berry, Chase. Matanzas.
Ar ct Matanzas 18th, barque Philena, Havana;
brig Maria Wheeler MataDzas.
Sid Iiih, brig Mlnna Traub. True Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Barque III s, 436 tons, built at Kennebunk In
1854, has been old at San FRANCHISE for $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
[speciaily reported for the efress.
Asnual Oonfbrence q she Csnsregatienal
Churches Of Mnins.s
SECOND DAY.
BASGoR, june %, 1859.
61-2 Prayer meeting Aconducted by

the Rev s. r. Dennen, OF Woburn, Mass.
Moderator read the 10th Psalm
PRAYER by the Rev. Samuel Bowker of York
Conference.
Song, "Lord in the morning thou shalt
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
MARIN z NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Jums "a.

n ARRIVED.
s,eamer Carlotta Colby. halifax. Ms, with mdss
and passengers, 70 John PorteOus.
steames New York, Chisholm. Boston for East-
Brig Chase, toi PortlandD Mcdonald. sagua
l0th inst,-sugar and mOlasses, 10 n Churchill 4 Co
sch Emma Pemberton, tBrl simpson, 81 Andrews,
with X II sleepers, to X Barrett.
CLEARED.
steamer Franconia, Bragg. New York--Hcn-
ry Fox.
sch flyaway. Kelley. New Bedford
Sch Tarrv Not, Pitcher. Boston.
Sch Utica, 1h0rndike, R0ckland - Beale a
Morse. Ntt.f
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A. A.PARsONs 81 CO.'s
RHEUM4TTC d HUMOR
REMEDYi

For Removing obstructions In the Circulstinz ant
&, ,...... - Secretory Vessels. 49,
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That we tender our most sincere tho nks to
the Treasurer of this Society, j. Maxwell, ESQ.,
for the careful, laborious and elf-denyinq
manner in which he has performed The func-
tions of his Office, and hereby express our
grateful acknowledg Of the valuable SER
vices which for several successive years, and
dered 9F {Flsd arisNAs1 sSeI0a 30 h97D s85ae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-23

The Programme Adopted by The Democratic
Executive comHitte7.

We copy from the Eed5er, as prepared
by the accomplished Secr,Ya AIRY OF the Elk
ecutive Committee, tine fPllowing clear
and satisfactory explanation or the con-
duct of the Committee in the work OF APP
p~ortiOning delegates to the several wards
and districts: At the previous meeting OF
the Committee a basis for wari and dis
trict representation was agreed upon,
which, IL Was found. would not give en-
tire satisfaction. The rule wal to take
the average vote Of the last three lee
tions held in the city and county as
a basis; but Us no full vote has been
polied in the county since b war except
1t the election for Governor in August,
the basis would rave worked injustice
to the county. When the matter was re-
considered on last Saturday, it was AGREED
upon TO give the country districts two det-
egates each to the County Convention %
be held on the first Saturday in Decem-
Der, regardless Of any vote, and to give
the Wards M delegate for every fifty
voters, and n for u fraction Of twenty
Ave, taking as "A data Of the voting strength
of each Ward the average vote of the Inst
three elections.
This gives the city sixty-One delegates,
and the country districts thirty-four. To-
tai, n~inety-iive.
The last three elections held in the city
were as frlI1w~: The GubornatOrial cleo
ton, August 9Th: the Judicial election,
May 9th; AMI the Municipal election,
January 7, - 9-each election being of a
difie eat character.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-23
THE CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE co,

The advertisement Of this Company,
which appears in another column, official
IN informs the public that Ex-President
Jefferson Davis has become President of
it, Mst. Wicks having cheerfully consent
ed TO vacate that position, so long. faith
fully and p~roftabiy. for the company,
filed by him. Mai. Wicks, under whose
auspice, aided bv Capt. J. T. Petit, Capt.
W +. BOYLE and Col J. H. EdmOndsOn,
the Company has attained its present en-
viable status among life insurance COM
panies, becomes, under this change, the
first Vice-Presidant with his old colleague,
Cant. Petit. for second Eics-Presideut,
W. F. Bowie remaining Secretary, and j..
II. Edmondson General Agent. These
officers, sustained by the able and thor
pughly business-like Board Of Directors,
" lao have proven a Of strength.
guarantee q success far beyond
tina which, in three years, has
given tho Carolina a name among the first
OF those modern bangjciences, without
which il would be almost impossible for
society TO exist. The addition Of the
name Of the representative man OF the
South to hose 50 long presented as pre-
siding y the destinies of the Carolina,
argues for il an unprecedented run Of bus
iurss. wherever his name is revcrcd
land it is 80 throughout the whole SouthL
the carolina will find friends and sRp-
poiters. Every man who hereafter iu-
sures vith this company, will ave per
formed = double duty in shielding hi
Wifc a;S children from possible want, and
in recognizing the claims of "A company
wltose uanie, credit and character are now
linked with that Of the first citizen of the
South.