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Meteorological record 10. Feoruxr5 ~, 1859.
- reported By ]. q. lAnguth. Jr., opueiAn. III
Randolph street, correspondent to the Smith
eonian Institute. Tho snail letters arc th- IT.
!tlals for the words Eeettnc, -" Gentlc,"" high
s.dty, ,"..roisi Atmosphere" rain" and *sroW =
, 1869-02-25

Cudney,s NIerchants' Dining Rooms.
We arc informed that Mr. CudneJ'e lu1ch aud
dining roors, No. 1877 Like srce', the fA'ofitcre'
sort 70, bps1ne.s men, will be iu reGu!sr running
order to-day, not having suffered raate!tl dam
age By The hre Of vesterday. such cEerRJ IN the
accommodation Of custo11r{1 deserves appteeta-
ton and 9pcce9G,
, 1869-02-25

On Ao1dsJ LAST a number Of Chicago gentle.
men, knights Of the trigger, assembled At tho
thooung-Eroouda os Thonas Stagg, for lhc pur.
poac Of contesltuE for ine bteeeh-!osdtng gun.
valued At <Is0, to shoot at Is birds :cach. That
to1nc excellent shooting was doue is readily ecen
bv thc following ecole; : ---
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EOR BALE-Cheap and desirable lots, at
ysss 10y asuIss being z nso &c !ess tna1 q t6e s1 sI
ben. Lots 1xi7,. AL Of the above near F!ftE: sec
ondes. VIII b closed cut for sio0 esch. HGLbuAD
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lotal- .....s-......--....-... Fl2Uu
HE los will s1IpuIt Ia Ieatly tho FUN Of his

Totat.. Il, 600
TIE 1.st &. or and basement o! NO LIS Was oc-
cupieo nt Stanton i Co. ~ a isDcg grocery, aud
a. . Euupr establishment Afro. As IN the above
c.se. tee,t loeq. which WAs By wa.cr, cannot DO
accurately determined. The amount Of insurance
OF ttts arm Il a. foloE6:
, 1869-02-25

TOR SALE-A SIX year~ old mare, harness
+ and halEfprtnE ason. cheap. Apply 70 LOUIS
GRItSELL, 2Ss We4t klnde-kt.. near Wood.
TOR SALETwo light family sleighs, also
+ two cutters. Wil sell cheap for caAh. or trade
fpy horfhS lumber or hTydwxrc. Ia Ee see1 II ga
HtAtt-Kf /. +, HATHAWAY.
, 1869-02-25
FIRE.

Partial Destruction Of a Business Block On
Lake Street.
, 1869-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho 1unfpcF Tar soap IL she best
punitJ by ladies with the most tender skins; At
The Same time It Ia invaluable IS remedy for
pimplct, rough Of chapped hands, and al cutane-
ons diseases where Other eoeps cannot be used
without asgrayad ting the malady and giving pain to
the patient Manufactured by Caswcll, Hazard
L Co. Now York.
, 1869-02-25

Tor sALE-Dock property at great bar
On tts side and rear. fos only t2eoo. wor:h ssso oo
nrnpat1 II the market. 4. FTGENE CALDWELL,
lis Nad!son.st.. Room Asjor Block, upstairs.
TOR sALE-At the R. I. s r. Railway
l. ttort. = tots. Easy terms. SNYDER q LEE,
Real Eetate Agents. Room Metropolitan Block.
, 1869-02-25

TIE dnT's shooting was concluded By match
between taptain Turtle aud Hr. stag, tbs lat ct
receiving ODDS Of three yards. and the Contestants
shooting at fse birds each. MI. Turtle won bZ =
sirElc bird. shooting dvc to Stages four. The
fhooti1e throughout was excellent a1d the sport
, 1869-02-25

Fight Nenr West Point Between Sol.
dIera and Lfltzeus.
GAan..os's. Il. L.. Feb. 2-A desperate achl
occurred q, Highland Fails. Saturday night. b.
tween eomc eoldteYs from Weti Point and citizen.
OF the ART mentioned place. One man was badly
beaten. -Four soldiers. plGseu rrrih to day L
New York und&f a1Yett,
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WAuKEGAN,

w6shtn&touss Rtrthd1y-Muslcal-T
Grain Warehouse D1f11cu nj y Settled
Lake County Hlble Sociely-The
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3DiatlnB.

ITO RENT-One hundred pt2nos, organs ana
eoheons for rent for sale on 1Hs1 n
AEo good seooud hand piepos fton 500 "a saa AP"
m Il II. N, KINEAiLtS, s. Ws4hioktoAr&k
, 1869-02-25

A GEHTs-Nanted = For DR.. MARCH'5
- siGlr ECKNE]tS THE RIut;k. For nawes;
fI thought rptthttd ttIustfHtlrs elegant *pet and
tyne beas.f binding aud rlrty Of sa!r. this book
has 70 eQusl Ax.a's Spnnn.!asion. stos 70 ss99 p E
ctrculsts to ZElGLhH, Ma:UEnf. i CO.. ph!lAtet'
pha. Pa. Cincinnati. o., Chicago. ILL.,, Or hs Louls,
, 1869-02-25

Il Cancer or any Ulcer Perlfcily
heAled. Use Wo1cou'k Pain Paint, Try It fsoe 4:
1ss sonth CLARK street Chicago. Private rooul
for ladies,
, 1869-02-25
99rtnting #atfrials.

A NEW AND COMPACT CITY JOB
- pEtnuns once tor az. .ell i,o.sed and con.
sh! M e soo IL,
| 0aaieoa-tt, OF katzs4s T. Q. DzaVH ks3t, Gig.
, 1869-02-25
Correspondents amanteo.

TORRESPONDENCE- Wanted-By two
~ lsdles-one = widow Of 10. the otnsE I zirl oi Is
cbjtsf : una Friend, ana. f sEeea0ie, @Autuany.
AGdrcAs MRf39. ADAMS, TEihpnc once,
, 1869-02-25

A AGENT3-Wanted-f1 to 300 per mouth,
n dytryuhere mAlo and 1srn al II Introduce the
GESEINE 1MPR0vEn coMMoN SENSE FAMILY
fell. tuck guilt cord. bna. braid and ebeosder Ia
o;s fn sugs51oE M n'snnef Fsen on5 H. IN Tat!r ss.-
more elastic se1m than ours. Il mtkus lie .ElssIe
Lock sti,ch.' Every second stitch can ba cut. aai
att the Cloth caunot be pulled ansTt without fear
Ing t. Wo pay Azense nm Us 70 H. per month and
anopnt San Be made: AdcseM sEc0hB 4 Co. istts-
hufxh. PA.. Boston. Msss-. Or " Lun4. 80. ::
GAUTNIS.-Dn not t,s !trP,set1 u3oa By other PAR.
ties pslEinG Cd worthless cAstron tn4cniue+ under
Inc and zeal!y practical cheap machine mAaurAo-
, 1869-02-25

ROARD-snd room, by gentleman. In =
y pri1.te family. at a moderate price. Address
LUCfCS. Tribune lnce.
pOARD-With single room. III private
- family. on West Wa&hIp st.. or imm edIato VI
, 1869-02-25
agR11ts NMantRp,

A GEN7S-Wsnted-For OUR FAMILY
- PHYSICIAN. In both English and German. a
H1th table of symptoms to facilitate The uetecaoa
ofdseasc, embracing the Aopath!e. HomG 1pa:nte
HJd:op4th!c. Eclectic and Herbal modes Of utst-
men.. Kndorssd By The highest medical suthnr1sy ot
this country. 1t contains tho rnstEer Of {, volume
Price cloth boauf. only 80 The taost popular Aad
rspldlyseIl!ng boox In sae r1srket Aeenta are ru-
porting uoEAtds Q. 1uo subscribers per weak. Oue
Just reports LIS, 21d another 1S1 for last week.
Another reports 80 for The last two WEEKS Ano,ne,
'o1 n ssa psa
Our FsT,!y Fh5sie'.n na.e not only savad larS1
great prsetiea 1alus. ana il emphsucally "a boot
to sel tn hard lines seao foI sicoas. s1a lesrn mi
era, 5 Custom House. place, ChtcA.o. III.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
CIRCULATION

having readers In b lssolgus 90 .!uold ipu y
~ ssudyf bun .bulmIIq91 bnh ifYt
,a nnN31 a.n9tni na d1rs basuao n
slu09l aiIofiaD afi hnC FOOT t'i 9'
- odl sEg 3a.ls ~ .giiaTsna. yiin ID
90 t1lsI.a il.IasLt Jul DOB ifdf Nu
% 9idGtiYlE mYsh l0H f.b QO
4. .o1r .Ihu1i rnw % ~ ass
Jusr.lhui 80 "a mE boa
/, ~ 90 DDS tsiI 5lqusV sg .-iuqml
r. 90 hH. tfy3 'llUoda esiT7ls Of
80 ip1gal ali .r N bay0mYi 80 uiuoile
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
f}IIEa va YAC
A CHEAP AND DESIRABLE


anssna se'e'" 10 "u'''''''
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
ExECUToRs NOTICE.

Esfae q Esnetia Candee, deceased.
Of the last win and restarnent Of e Eo"stls
Sxndee, late Of the county Of Alexander and STATE
sPEear before the county " Aexsnder ceunt..
stthe court house In The city Of Cairo Iinois 81 ~.
May term, on the third konday In NAV "a '"s ~
which time Al persons having claims against sad a.
sate are nothed and requested 70 attend for The pur
Pose o. having the same adjusted. All persons In.
eebted 10 said estate requested 10 make immeK
ate payment 70 the undersi gned., y q %
Dated this nth day Of March, A. d. lss9.
hnTii-ow HENRY X. CANDEE, Executor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
LEGAL,
ORDINANCE NO. 70.

Cairoi r. : u = = - ~ va
sEcrios !. That section Of an ordinance 10 adopt
me ordinances Of the city Of Cairo as revised snd
codlned DC amended by striking out the words .,or
ond lines OF said section. $50 '
SIC. z, All oficers appointed by the Mayor, BY ana
win the advice OF the Cty Council, may he romoyed
any time by amsjouy OF the meubou elected 20 n.
senea IN Joint meeting, whenever the said Counc
val ~ 'S"'S '"'"'e'"o-
Provided, That the Mayor shall have authority 10
suspend freo duty q any time whenever in his opin-
ion ,he Interests q ;hs city require ocer ser
virtue ofaa appointment BY the Mayor in
WIN ihe provisions Of section IL article OF the city
aIter and n shall he the duty Of the Mayor 10 re.
p1H any suspension he may make TO the City Coun-
c a the nrst Joint meeting after such aus.
pension; and unless his action in the prem
sss slall oe dsapproyed by majority Of all the nem-
bers elected 70 both branches OF the City Council ihe
suspension shall operate dsmssal from ths dsis
shc. 3 The term OF Office Of ali officer, apuoint4d
~, ~. 'ns Mayor BY and with the advice and CONSENT oS
,e Sny Council. shall expire annually, ON the sh day
Approved, April 9, 1859. i~r.id" "lfli -
aP'i 4" JOHN II. OBERLY. Mayor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

IN rHogNToNs BRICK BLOCK.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
DUBLIC sALEOF ~ 'f<A'it ~
Unclaimed 0ooc1a.
80 The Adams Express COMPANY, a

No.iee ~ hereby gwen, that all Unclaimed matter
psny ~ The State Of Illinois up 10 the first OF Nav.
lss viii be sold for freight and charges Ia the hichesi
bidder, m the city Of cairo, Illinois, al the auction
room az Daniel Hartman, on Commercial avenue on
THURSDAY, the 2Ai day 0fApril next. at 10 ocIock n,
thereon P''e
See Posters AZ the several offices OF the comnany
the post Office aud hotels. si. G. PINK Igsn,''l
W. II "AiEiN7' "eherh Agent marl6dlm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

THa SouTHE2N LUE INSURANCE CoNPANY.-
Weprint this m rninR q card from the dircc-
tors and stockh1lders OF the Spu,hern Life In
surance Company. together with letter from
the president, General J. B! Gordon, and ON
advertisement showing the plan upon which
the company is conducted. 1t is we'll known
that at thfs time tho Northern life insurance
companies draw fr,m ten to twelve million
dollars yearly from the routh in life insurance
premiums. This vast SUM Is not ipveated ID
the ,uth, aud ws know OF only one Nor.horn
company which processes TO inyost it's funds
In the State fr.m who they arc derived. The
objsct OF the found ,ra OF The southern Life Iu-
surance Company was to give the life sssurers
OF The Sou'h an opportunity OF keeping the,r
money at home, and We judRe from the pap, rs
which We publish elsewhere. that the South
hss now before u an institution ahioh It may
sustain with advantage and profit. To the in
formation givepiD The o,rd OF the stookhold-
ers and the letter Of the president, We can ada
nothing except TO cay that Jhe value OF ail
LII statemeuts depends upon the charaoter
OF the men who make th n. Among the direo
tors and stockholders OF he Southern L,iu u
surance Company are como OF tho best and
most trusted men 10 doorsis, headed by Gene
raj Gordon ,wnlle from our own State ne have
General Wade HAMPTON, General Haaood
General BAtton. Governor Mannip9. and
others OF the same true metal. This Should
be sufHoient TO- WIN tor @ Southern institution
generous support. @9f &. B, e;11
We are requested to say that Hr. Miller, the
general agent Of the company, "a y he seen for
3 few days at tue Charleston Hotel. and that he
viii, before bis departure, appoint 81 resident
sgent In thus city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

LIGHT READING FOB THE WARN WEATHER.
Our friends in the county who desire TO obtain
light reading for the warm weather, ut str,ctIy
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment OF Mr. G. @. Fighter, the very enterprIs-
ing and Trustworthy King-street deaior in books
and periodicals OF oil kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit every taste,
and it socms to us a marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the rIdioulously low prices named.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE CAROLINA BASE BALL CLUB. in order
to pay tho expenses incurred during tho re-
cent trip Of the Savannah Clab. are compelled
to call upon the citizens Tor assistance. We
are confident that the matter needs only to be
made public in order to ensure an immediate
response. Tho following committee has been
appointed for the purpose OF soliciting sub
sonptions, viz: Vice. President J. A. Moroso,
Captain E. F. Schschte. w. II. Swift aud U. P.
F5ilin. They Will mait on the citizens for the
purpose to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

SALES FOB Fu1uaz DRr1vxar-we quote the
following report Of cotton sales for future de-
livery from the last Now York Mercantile
Journal:
For future delivery we nste tho following
81 cents; O,tober 29 cents; November H3
cents; December 28f 262 somo bona .fde
purchases have been effucted in European 40
counts, on the following terms New Or.
leans in December. 263a2ef; Savannah in De-
otmber, % 2sa; both low middlipg, free on
abinhoard
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
Auction sales This Day.

A. O. MoGnLIvRAy will sell at IL O'Clock, q.
the old PoAofice. real, estate.
WnLIAx MoKAr will pell at II O'Clock. at the
cornor of East Bay and Frsser's wharf, contents
Of a wholesale grocery store. -
KNoI DAILY d 60. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
Benefits Mill. q turning lathe. .g.fas =
CIV. SrEEFEEs will sell at half past 9 O'Clock,
at his store butter. cheeee. 80.
JOHN G. MILNoR & co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their slore. woolen and cotton goods, DC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

MEETING OF THR COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS
ELECTION OF O1RIokRs.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the Commissioners Of Markets was held
in the Market Hall last might. The object OF
the meeting was to ell, CT CHIEF Clerk of Mar
kets and assistants. Clerk Of Weights and
Measures and Public :WeIghers. The result OF
tho election ia as follows:
For Chier Clerk. Vim. Krkwood received
nme votes; Il. slawson, none; W. Y. Lovett.
one; W. II. Mishaw, eolored. three. Mr.. Kirk
wood was re-elected. ..;.
For Assistant Clerk OF centre market John
T. Miiliean rsoeived eight votes; a. Slawaon.
one; w. 8. Dehay, none; W. A. Grant. two;
AspInall, two. Milligan was elected.
For Assistant Clerk of tho upper market, w.
J. Wiley received seven votes; Jas. G.. Walker
and T. w. Sasportas. colored, one each; q.
slswson. none; r. Howard Jr., colored, two;
F. G. Thomas. Two; J. williamson. two. Wiley
was elected.
For Clerk Of Weights and Measures, J. d.
schirmer received one vote. ". Graves fve,
A. W. Jacobs one. T. A. Baynard elght. Bay
nard Was elected. -l
For Public weigher at Market, C. D. Beck
ham received five votea. B. B. Artson. oolored,
eight. J. W. Wilkinson, none. Artson was
elected.
For Pdblic Wtigher On Calhoup-street, Mr.
4. j. Cason was the only candidate aid was re-
elected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE DAILY News PRIoB CURRENT AND Con-
xERcfAL CIRCULAR will bo ready for delivery
1t nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number OF copies containing their cards should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
piled ct the ratio Of two and half cents per
Oopy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

OK JoHssoN's IsLE.-The winnsboro' News
says that Major Mobloy aSa Lieutenant Sim
mons, ''of Fairfield" saidby returned Con-
federate to be still on Johnson's Island, arc
not Fairfield men. How about tho others?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

PARADE.-About twenty colored men, who
claim to be Maeons, headed by band, and
saudwlched betweon about twenty policemen,
armed with thor batons paraded through the
principal streets yesterday. III
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
UsINEss NOTICES.

FnssoH CALI snoEs.-John Commins, No,
1Sl meeting-street offers three cases Mems
French Calf Shoes at great sacrifice -fiom
81 80 to 81 per pair. Sold at retail.
August IL thm4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

ORusBs. .-Rafe IzA ird, the negro who WAS
so disorderly in the late riot has at last sc.
cured bail for his appearance before the State
Court for trial.
An Alderman. once OF Ward 8. but lately oc-
cupying "a tarm ON Ashley River" has been
elected from that elegible situation for the
non -paymeut OF the rent. Who're are his con-
stituents?
No guard was placed around the ruins Of the
Stonewali engine house until late hour yes
terday morning, and the rabble stole many
articles Of value to the company aud oity.
Yesterday several black and white persons
were carried from Charleston to the Luuatio
Asylum at Columbia. ~
Captain Jenks, Street Inspector, has been
for the past few day devoling his attention to
the western portion Of the city. He has nude
several hne shell WALKS with ourbings superior
to those in most portions OF the city. This is
the frat tine that any attention has been paid
I'd this section, and tho residents appreciate it
very much.
The gathering Of oolored people around the
City Hall yesterday morning WAS occasioned
by Captain Jenks, who had collected his hands
to pay them off,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

NEW CoTToN.-Therc was received here yes-
terdny, per South Carolina Railroad, the Hrst
bale OF new cotton which has rosohed this city
this season. sit vas merely on it's passage
to New York. and was ahipped per steamer
Saragossa, it did not change hands in this
market2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

Z. DISTINGUISHED ARnIvAls.-Among the dis
tinguished arrivals ar the Charleston Hotel
yesterday, We noticed tho following:
United States District Attorney, Oorbin.
State es ator. Corbin.
Codiher Of the Laws. Corbin.
Charleston City Attorney, Corbin.
President Of the Senate, Corbin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

The BURNING OF THE SroNEwALI ENaINH
HOUSE INVESTIGATION. The NEWS OF yester-
day gayo brief account OF the burning OF the
engine house OF the Stonewf Fire Company,
but did not like the Courier, say that ION open
Ing the door the whole floor was found envel-
oped IN flames. On trying to roll the engine
and hose csrrl.ge out the wheels OF both wero
found tied with ropes. Fortunately they we're
soon cut and the engine and reel saved"
Yesterday morning Mr. Orlando B. Levy,
or the Detective force, aoting under lnstruo-
tions OF Assistant Engineer Alexander. pro-
ceeded to investigate the. origin Of the fire.
Mr. Waguer, son OF G,nersl Wagner, stated
to Hr. Levy that lie head the alarm Of fire
while at his father's house, Immediately oppo-
site the engine house. He rushed over and
found two or three colored mon attempting to
pub the door down with a plank. Ho then
went back to bis house, seized nm axe return
ed. aud broke the door open. On entering he
obse, ved that the closet was on fire, but there
Was no hre anywhere else. sa.2
There seemed to be g qusntity of rags and oil
burning. Ee, s,th the assistance OF some
persons who came up after the door was bro
ken open hauled the eugine and reel out, The
wheels were uot tied. In pulling out the feeI,
the drag ropo became tangled in the wheel and
stopIed it for moment. He observer that
the place was SEQ lreiy fastened everywhere,
and b thinks that the fire was not the work of
an incendiary-probably occasioned. as has
frequently happened. by rsts gnawing box Of
matches, and thus causing them to ignite.
Mr.. Alexander, In the sbsence from the oIty
Of Chief Engineer NaLhans, will give the mat
ter O fuller investigation to-day. ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE MILLS HoUsE.-Messrs. Fraser 4 Bro,
who have recently leased the Mills House. are
expected to reach this city tomorrow. On
their arrival they will commence making ar
raneements for putting the house In thorough
order, preparatory 10 opening il III October.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

THE CHARLESTON HorEL.-For the past two
days workmen have been engaged IN painting
the external portion OF this popular hotel. When
they finish, i! will present o handsome ap-
pearanoe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE BILL OF MORTALITY During the week
ending on Saturday Last there were twenty
nine deaths IN Charleston, six white and twen.
ty-three blacks. OF the blacks sixteen we're
children. Three colored adults died Of con-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

A HDT FOB Dull TmEs Fake advantage
OF the great reduction iu prices, aud prepare
FOR the approaching bueiness season by hav-
ing youS Job Printing neatly, expeditioualy
and cheaply done at TaE Nxws Job Office, No.
149 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE NEws In TIE COUNTRY. Readers of
THE NEWS going to tho country can receive
their favorlte paper by mail, daily. at seventy
FIVE CENTS month BY addressing note. with
their subscription, 10 our publication Office,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
3n.nrau.f.
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LIE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.


Assets July L. 1899. ...ts............ .ss10, 900
DIVIDEND DEcLARKD:.,i. FORTY PEE CENT.
INJURIES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business ts with
Southern states. and to them sppeas for psirsn-
age. Ithas ample means TO fully protect policy.
ers and poy all Iosscs.
YTIozAs.
JOHN B. GORDON, P. esid mt.
D. q. HILL, a. B.. C0LQUI II, ioe-Presdents.-
A. AUsTELL. B. HOLLAND. Finance Committee
W. O. NORRIS. 4, oretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ntlanin. Ga.-JoHN B. GonpoN. A. AUsrzIL, r. W.
HOLLAND. J. F. ALkxArpER. J. H. oALI.xwAY, j. M.
JOHNSON. t-1.yc
Athens. CAB. O. YAHonr, Bzsy. a. HILL, Rob-
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Augusta, Gao q. PHInuY. EDWARD THoxA&
Madis' n, CAD. E. BurLER-
Washington, Ga.-RoBEsr ToorDs
Cuthbert, Ga B. j. slnrH. a
Newton, Ga "a. 81. CoLaurTT.
Charlotte. n. o.-wM JhHNsroa.
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f'Greensnoro, N. CIV. a. CAL DWELL. i, "a.
II. j. Il. mILLGH, General Agent,
No. 2o7K BRoAD-sTREEr, AUat,rA,: GA.
= August 10 - BAo amos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

WOULDN'T RIFo HER.-A you"g WOMAN, who
loved young man very much, (Which he
didn't reeiprocato) aud desiring to have some-
thing to remember him By, took ring of his
Aoger. Ho had her arrested FOR theft A
common sense man that. He had in the first
instance ref1sed to ring her, bnt his last acs
wrung sobs f.om her bosom and tears from her
oycs. ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
THE DAILY NEWS.

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ING IN THR Posr0RRYCE At THE BND or
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