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in the plant until May 1868, at which
time l removed the pen. During the
summer Of 1868 my plant grew till it be-
came small tree. I'm the fall of that
year picked 500 pounds of seed cotton
from it, and built another pen of the
same plan, but larger than the first !;
followed the same process through the
winter and again removed my pen in the
spring of 1869. That year I picked
from what was then a tree, cotton that
made bale of476 pounds. The tree
had now grown SO large that I deemed
it safe from frost, and in the winter of
1869 and 1870 I left it unprotected.
In the sp ing of 1870 it bloomed at the
same time with the peach tree and in
the fall l made from it i, ,293 pounds of
lint cotton. At this writing the tree is
in full bloom and promises at least three
bales of cotton, and is the wonder of all
who see it.
1t is some twenty OF twenty-five feet
in height, measures at the butt nineteen
inches in diameter, shows no signs of de-
cay, and will bear fruit for years to
come. If this statement does not settle
the labor of my experiment; to have en-
tered fully into all the minutiae would
have occupied a volume, but if this short
article shall turn the attention of plant
crs to the following up of this marvellous
progress, my purpose will have been an
swered."
Don't talk about cotton fields any
longer! Give us a. cotton groue of a hun
dred trees, and we will be satisfied and
acknowledge that the white robed ty-
rant is still king.
Sheridan's ''policy" toward the In
dians, being interpreted, is 'heads l win,
tails you lose.
A young: man in camp-meeting asked
the psayers of the assembly because he
"couM not sit down to a meal without
eating three times as much as he ought"
A Liverpool cotemporary, in report
ing a. meeting says that one of the
speakers ''briehy addressed the audience
at some length"
Pending suit brought by them for
divorce, Michigan husband and wife
eloped together and left their astonished
lawyers in the lurch.
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"A Big Cotton Plant ora Big Story.

The Demopolis (Ala.) Exponent gets
credit for the following Incredible story
of a cotton tree. Has the Demopolis
editor seen the plant? Can any of our
readers tell us anything about it? See
ing is believing, but we have not seen:
In 1867 planter of the county living
twelve miles from this city, conceived
the idea that the cotton plant properly
cared for could be made to bear for more
than one year. He believed that the
b vitality Of, the plant was destroyed by
q, frost and frost only The result of his
i experience, which we will give in by his
own words, is of unspeakable Importance
n, the material interests of the eottsn
growing country, placing us above and
beyond the necessities and annoyances
of our present system of labor.
Els account of his success, which is
far beyond his most sanguine expecta-
tions, is. largely vouched for, and is as
foliowss
81 lost large amount of money in
1866, the year succeeding the surrender,
in my farming operations, and despaired,
almost, of the future cotton section, in
the many sleepless nights passed think
ing over my own affairs, and what the
future had in store for myself and neigh
bors, whose dependence for existence
rested solely upon agricultural produc-
tions, Of which the culture Of cotton
was the chiefest, the main stay, in fact Of
the cotton States, the foundation upon
which was built all they enjoyed of pro-
perty in manufacturing, in banking, in
merchandising, in all that went to make
up the sum Of their industries and
threatened, as these interests
seemed to be, about to suffer extinction
bv a system of labor that made the cost
Of production of the cotton crop greater
than the value of the article produced
bv inspiration, for it could have beer
nothing else, it occurred to me that coult
the annual killing of the plant by fros
be prevented, the plant might become {
tree-a fruitful ever-bearing tree.
"Success has exceed my most sanguin,
expectations, my widest dreams. vii
tell YOU exactly how I proceeded ant
describe the result. In the spring o
1867. / selected spot of ground, abou
forty feet square, planted in the centre
cotton seed, tended it carefully; in Sep
tsmber I built about it pen some eigh
feet square and covered it with glass
kent a thermometer in ib, and; by th
mid of a small stove, kept life andgro'0t
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"Schnapps" is remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, etc.:
Itake great pleasure in bearing highly credi-
table testimony to its efficacy as a remedial agent
in the diseases for Which you recommend it,
Having natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, With slight decree Of stimulation, re-
gard it as one of the most important remedies in
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those
of the genito-urinary apparatus. With much
respect, your obedient servant,
CHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. D., New York.
26 PINE STREET, N. Y, Nov. 81, 1867.-Udol-
pho Wolfe, ESQ.,, Present: Dear Sir: have made
q chemical examination of q sample Of your
sSSchiedam Schnapps," with the intent Of deter
mining if any foreign or injurious substance had
been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm.
full admixiur ura-1 hA.-~.A---- w
INV trace Of the dcletcrious substances which are
sometimes employed in the adulteration OF h
auors. | would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend TO others, for medicinal purposes,
the "Schiedam Schnapps' as an excellent and
unobiectionable variety of gin. Very respect
fully yours, (Signed) CHAs. A. sEELY,
Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, 1S
EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. 25, 1867
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq: Dear Sir: The undersign-
ed have carefully and thoroughly nnalyzed q
sample of your "Aromatic schiedam schnapps," :"
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health. From the re-
suit of our examination we consider the article
one of superior quality, healthful as beverage,
- s&,x lsa.n no1
fully yours, ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist,
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD NJ. D.
For sale by all respectful Grocers and Druggists.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
NO. % BEAVER ST., NEW YORK.
| May 25, ON.
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beg leave to call the attention of the reader
to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps:
feel bound to say that regard your Schnapps
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure,
and deserving of medical patronage. At all O.
tvcnts it is the purest possible article of Holland
gin, heretofore unnbtainable, and as such may
be safely prescribed by physicians
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D., Pharmaceutical Chem
irt, New York.
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WolfSs Schiedam SchnappS
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.

WoLfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. IL fee! that wo hav'
now an article of gin suitable for such cases a,
that remedy is adapted to.
Dr. J. W. BRIGHT.
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VOTES Schiedam

Fo.fe's Schiedam Sehnapps.
Is initiated and counterfcited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
soih the gloss and
freshness Of. youA.
Thin hair is thick
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-11

TIE INSURANCE PAN1C.-The immense loss
of property in the great fire at Chicago will
prove a heavy blow to the numerous Insurance
/, companies which did business in that thriving
and popular city. Thus the effect OF the IRE ID
felt directly throughout the United States, and
the question as to which companies had suffer
on 6ost. and the extent of their losses, were
the principal topics of interest on the street
Yesterday. Many of the companies have not
been heard from BY their agents In this city,
but we give below the substance Of the news
that has so far been received by telegraph:
The Georgia Home Insurance Company, Of
columbus, Ca, escapes loss, never having
fopened an agency In Chicago: The Citizens
Insurance Company, OF New York, says lis
losses hyth fire will not exceed s2s, 600. The
North British and Mercantile Insurance Com
pany states that its losses in Chicago are less
z than the fire surplus, and will not affect the
insurance capital of the company. The un-
derwriters Agency has acted promptly. as
soon as the fire was over meetlng OF Tue
Germania, Hanover, Niagara and Republic In
surance Companies, composing the Agency
was held and steps were taken to pay lmlmeai-
ately upon adjustment the losses incurred at
chicago. After paying these there will re-
main surplus OF more than 100000, leav-
inc the gross assets Of the. Agency $4,000, 900.
The Home insurance Company, Of New York,
.ss,,,es its agent that the Home policies are
an, oood. Messrs. William B. Heriot Co.
bava M a,snatchss announcing that the CONT
mental Fire Insurance Company Is "soano oe-
H6nd peradventure,' and that the union IN =
mrance s Company of San Francisco Is o. A.
In anjte NJ a heavy LOSE.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The Mayors docket yes
terday morning presented most uninterest-
ing blank. Nota single case of any kind was
to be tried, and the Mayor was relieved from
his usual judicial investigations. The infer
ence is either that the city is remarkably quiet
or the policemen are very sound sleepers. n.
B..-The reporters, who know everything, In
cline to the former opinion.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
certs, as advertised by Messra, Butler, Chad
wick, Gary & Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub-agent
for this splendid and attractive scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets for the same. Appli.
cations to be made to him at the Office of Mr..
Edward NJ. Moreland, No. 20 Broad street.
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PROMPT PAYNENTs.-The stock OF Bissells
hardware establishment, lately destroyed BY
IRE, was insured for .stteen thousand dollars
In the Georgia Home Insurance Company, OF
Columbus, Georgia. The loss having been ad-
hasted at between eleven and twelve thousand
dollars, became due yesterday, and was paid
ND In. full by Major -Hutson Lee, the agent.
The losses BY Nachman's stock were paid
promptly after the Gre by the same company.
These quick payments have confirmed the
hiph opinion heretofore entertained OF the
Georgia company. ......-
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TERRIBLE Acc1DENT.-The Columbia Phoenix
announces the instant death, on Monday after
noon, of Mr. Joseph Bremen "a son OF Mrs.
Mary A. Brennen,) of Columbia, from gun
shot wound. 1t appears that, in company with
Mr.. Harry Levy, young Bremen was on a
hunting expedition, in a buggy, and when
near Trenholm's Grove, q wheel Of the vehicle
struck a stump, causing cne of the guns to e1-
plode, lodging the contents IN the neck Of the
unfortunate youth, who died insssntly. :.
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Hotel ArrfvaIs-October 10.

PAVILION HOTEL.
Wm. G. Tyson, City; E. 7. Roberts, Salters'a
Depot; VIM. q. johnson, City.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Thomas Hardridge, Mrs. Dixon, W. R. Coop,
er and E. ]. Parker, Gourdin's; VIM. Gibbs,
South Carolina; J. s. Duncan, Fenton, Pa.
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11ri,e Distribution.
1)ri,e distribution.
$1,O0O,0OO!
By the authority OF the act Of the Legislature OF
Kentucky OF March l3, 1871, the Trustees OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky Will giVea
GRAND GIFT CON T,
o,,or,,

GRAND GIFT co I,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
loo, 900 Tickets Of Admission, $40 each, Curren'
cv: Half Tickets IS; Quar-; er Tickets $2 so.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter. The
money for them may be sent by P. o. money
order, greenbacks or draft.
Each ticket consists OF four qua ters, value
s2 co each. The holder is entitled to admission
TO the Concert and to the value Of the gift award
ed to 1t or its fro ction. .
holders OF tickets, IN gins OF from 500 600, the
highest 800, the lowest-being III gifts In all
The Concert Is for the benefit OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank OF Kentucky is Treasurer,
Hon. THOMAS &. BRAMLETTE, late Governor OF
Kentucky, and twenty-sev OF the most dlstin'
guished and respectable citizens OF the State.
The undersigned, late principal business mana
ger OF the very successful Gift Concert Tor the ben
eft OF the Mercantile Library at San francisco,
has been appointed Agent and Manager OF thls
Grand Gift Concert. :.
uublic, and everything viii be done to satisfy the
bn5ers OF tickets that their interests VIII be %
wen protected as II they were personally present
to superin tend the entire AFFAIR.
For tickets and information apply TO-
7a1i.5 O. X, PETERS,
No. 100 Main street, Louisville Ky,.
No. Astor House, New York.
II. N HsMrsrED, No. 4lo Broadway, Milwaukee
II. A. FRENCH, Virginia City, Nevada.
M. A. WOLFF No. 8l6 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
Tickets also for sale In every prominent place
In the United States. sep25-mwf12
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITT.

The city registrar reports the receipt Of
1enree certificates Of death from yellow ieVer
during the twenty. four hours ending at noon
yesterday.
TUESDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
CHARLESTON, October l0-l2 ID.
Three (3) certificates Of death from yellow
fever received since last report.
ROBERT LIBBY. NJ. D.,
City Registrar.
Two of these deaths took place on SUNDAY
and one on Monday.
Besides the above, the following certihcates
have been received since last report:
One for atrophy, dated October T.
one for pneumonia, typhoid, dated octo-
One for hernia, dated Octobers.
Two for consumption, dated october ..
One for tuberculosis, dated October 8.
one for cholera infantum. dated October 8.
One for diptheria, dated October 10.
Report for the Week.
The following is the official return OF deaths
within the City of Charleston, for the week
ending Saturday last, October Z.
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CITY AFFAIR S. .
Meetings This Day.

Franklin Lodge, at halfpast I P. n.
Palmetto Lodge. Z. of P, at Z P. N.
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DEMONSTRATES may expect great bar
gains at McKay's auction this day. greater
portion of the fine cassimeres and broadcloths
are cut in suits, and will be sold without re-
s,rye
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rar NEW orD p0sToFroE.-The last supply
fbox fronts for the delivery at the old Post
once arrived Aonds4 evening, and the two
large gap. in the frame which yet remain will
be closed ina few days. The york is all but
concluded, and 1t Is expected that the Post
offies Will be removed to this building as soon
as the postmaster returns.
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Auction Sales This Day

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, cloths, cassimeres- &c.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according to
sze, at THE NEWS job Office.
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GONE TO JAZZ Stephen waring, having
sbesacorzichsd 5f a assault md battery upon
James Kssfs6ns WAS sent 20 shertf Maesey's
Hotei for thirty days. ~. !. .s-z,.s,s
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DESIRE to inform the people Of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better
and cheaper Sewing Machine from me than
they can elsewhere, and now Is the time, and
No. 81 Queen Streets the place to get first
class Sewing Machine, either new or second.
hand; so come one. come all. and let me serve
you to q No. ! Machine.
iun1o ]. L. LuNsFoRp.
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New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT AND FIREsIrE COMPANION, six cents a
CODY, at No. l6l King street. may3-w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

81 AN GLAD bought the Singer it's 80
simple"
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TIE ORANGEBURa CoURr.-Judge Graham is
holding court in Orangeburg, and is polishing
of the sessions business in handsome style.
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CRunBs.-Gorstnor Scott has lost his boots.
A bold man iSha1no, at thss>tmsS desires to
stand in Governg scott'sshoss. II
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SUDDEN DEATH OF WELL-KNowN CITIZEN.
The many friends OF Mr.. Henry Clark will be
paineu to learn of his sudden death from
apopiexy, which occurred last evening. Mir.
Clark was one of our oldest and most esteem.
ed citizens, having nearly completed the age
of three score and ten. A native of Charles
ton, he commenced life as an apprentice in
the Reynolds coach establishment, but subse-
ouently formed partnership with Mr.. Stein.
never, in conducting planning mill. In
later years he was engaged In the same busi
ness on his own account, but since the wal
bas retired from active pursuits. He was al
one time president OF the Pioneer Axe Com.
pany, and was member Of the Fellowship
Mechanic, and other societies. His long life
was one of useful exertlon ami consistent up
rightness. The funeral will take place from
his late residence, at haltpast three O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
Thousand. Send your orders. Every merchant
and business man should have his card printed
on his envelopes.
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ABUSES AT CASTLE GARDEN.-The New York
Herald cites the experience Of Mr.. Reenst'
ierns, German gentleman, who plants near
this city, as an evidence of the way in which
passengers are treated at Castle Garden. MI
Reenstjerna, who had just arrived from Eu-
rope, begged to be allowed to wheel out his
own luggage. but was told he must employ
some pet expressman at double prices. AS he
refused, he was insolently abused, and not
until he had made bitter complaint to the
superintendent was any assistance given him.
Mr.. Reenstjerna got away at last, and came
down to Charleston in the Manhattan,
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An INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR 7HE SICK
Roo&.-Every family should provide them
selves with ssThe Union Kerosene Stove" J" Man
lives may be saved. The sole agents for this
city are j. B. DUVAL d Son,
sepll.mwf No. 337 King street.
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AarirnItnral Supplements.

DOCKE CORN Shell E r
Being the Owner Of the PATENT RIGHT the
State Of North Carolina, and the following named
Counties In the State OF South Carolina, viz:
Charleston, Barnwell Coleton, Beaufort George.
town, williamsburg, Horny, Clarendon and Ches.
terfeld, Of this small, cheap and very valuable
invention, offer County Rights and Machines az
6y express 10 any address, las sample,) on the
rsceipt OF 81 by mail, or Will 81 nd hall dozen,
las samplesJ BY express, c. o. D., for S., to any
parties desiring me TO do SO.
N. r. Apy person infringing upon the rights Oh
this Patent will be dealt Wit according to Jaw.
iulY8-lamO6 Y. n. AN rNlLL.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u Sou Carolina District Fourth Circuit In

II ~
- Sou Carolina District Fourth oifcult-In
Equity. . "a; .its T. :,ef. -
Abram Van Buren and 8. Angelica his wife, ct al,
Vs. John Peter Brown, CT al
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court In this case
will oner for eale, at public outcry, on the drst
MONDAY In November, 1871, at Columbia, ct not
less than the appraised prices below stated,
The following PARCELS OF LAND: y Us
| AL that PLANTATION called f.Big Lake y stu
ate. lying and being In i5he, County OF Richlan6,
in said State, on the Colgaree River, about eight
miles below Columbia, containing about two
| thousand one hundred and seventy acres, ana
appraised at twelve dollars per acre. Said P1Ap--
tation has been divided into two Tracts'of Hearty
equal quantity. by the road running throughthe
Plantation from the Main Public Road ofna Con-
garee River, and the Tracts will be sold sepa-'
rately. -... ~ o.,.- r.. : ,-sf- ~.
All that PLANTATION called sShiver. }" lying In
same County and State, about eighteen miles be-
| low Columbia, containing thirteen hundred acres,
more orless, and appraised at ten Thousand DOL
lars. -.Js %. .. 30 c.a5 u. 3uCs {.
| q credit OF one, two and three years, with the
bonds OF the purchasers, bearing interestet the
rate Of seven per cent, yahle annually, secur.
ed by g mortgage Of the Lands. Purchasers 10
pay for stamps and papers. '''f
Said Lands may be purchased Of private sale on
application TO the undersigned at Sumter, s q
-t...-.. ]. 8. g. RlCHAkDSON,
| oct3-wm9 Special Referee.
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aurtion SALES.--FUTURE Daps:
By WIN. MCKAY. 80
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF FORMER

GALE ON ACCOUNT OF FORMER
~ OWNER. s.Ff
TOMORROW (Ihursday,l at 10 O'Clock, VIII be
sold at No. 14o'Aeettng street. -
ONE MULE, sold on account and risk O! former
owner, not having proved rs repre- ented. o.
Also two Saddle and Draft. HORSES, three nne
work Mules, warranted, and one imported Hilch
Cow. said to milk from ten TO twelve Quarts,
OCtll - -. -
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So By ]. A. ENsLOW & co.

rs SO By j. A. ENSLOW & co. go:
UNDERWRITERS SUPERIOR
u :. ~ PHOSPHATE ROCK.
FRIDAY next, 18th instant, VIII be sod. at
North Commercial Wsarf at ii O'Clock, for ac-
About seven hundred tons PHUSPHATE ROCK,
In quantities 70 suit purchasers ~ .o3aIJsAy Ct
This Phosphate Rock Is from the Oak, Point
Mines, and contains SO 8s per cent or Bone Pros
pha:e OF Lime, according to the ans'y. ofPf0-
fessor Chas. o. Shepard, Jr. lsg .i3.g oct7.i
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o 81 e e ae'EaftssyTl B ss!o;,, s,si,Es;r. II p;
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&he &reat Chicago Fire.
AGENCY
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK.

The following dispatch las been received BY
Messrs. W. B. HERIoT, & CO., Agents Of said
Company at Charleston:
INV YORK, October 10.
The CONTINENTAL !s sound beyond peradven.
tu!e, and will pay Its lossespromptly. Go ahead
with your business. GEo. 1. HOPE,
octl1.l President.
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WHITES. ''4ess 5s.p. ss COL
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CAUSES OF Adults. Cniid'n.
DEATH. ll
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RECAPIrULAT10N.
whites 2s. Blacks aud o!ored lS-total ss; aud
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rAsKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL.
HAsKELL'S CARBOLlO CANCER SALVE,
For sale bV 90, pn. -: oAEh,
mayG loI .eeeInS eLeet.