Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. . -, i ? is VUtllltHBD a ; m : :a^'he: "OLD TIME" PRICE. 'JC>\p .Dollar^ rEu'.Annum in Advance: ??f-TIIE CASHHaa MU?T INVARIABLY ACCOMPANY THE j SUBSCRIPTION. . V^VlCjV^ut'O taken at Market Rates. ** 00 ' 32 00 ? ? _? _? . ? JWRf- We^ respectfully request our friciuh to tend in their Advertisements ax early in the teeek as convenient ; and if possible, let us have them by Thursd^ff'nKttiy. Jiy this means, tre will be able to tWm*"ui aii"t arb*ei: hour on Satur day, arid>4eill be enabled to give more of the latest news, vj? to the. time of our going to press. HEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. LOCAL ITEMsT SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT., 20, 1868. ?? ?r Th? 6ickr.cfs cf the Editor wi!! account for the absence of the usual amount of Editorial and Local Items. Stores to be Closed, October 3rd. AVe would ndviso our friends iu tlio country not to bring any produeo to tlio village Octo ber 3rd, a^our morcha'ntu have determined to oloso their stores that day, to allow every one to attend the Mass Meotiug. \Ve are glad to *cc that our citizens are determined to make next Saturday a great day. Decease of a Centenarian. Mrs. Elizabeth Snider, a highly esteemed lady of this District, died on the 12th inst., at the extraordinary age of ono hundred and four years. Up to the period of thrco weeks . bcfoTe'hor death, she enjoyed cxcolleut health, was dble'to Walk about, and was a remarkable example of a vigorous old age. Moss Meeting ami Uarbccuo. Wo would call tlio at ten t ion of our Dcmo ?ordtic 'readers to 'the advertisement in another column in rdibrenco to the'Gre.it Mass Meeting anil Barbecue to-be given by the Domooraey of Orongoburg, October -3rd. We an&crstntiO 'that tho? liuest'baud of music in Cluirlestoh has been engaged for tho occasion, anil that ample 'preparations will bo 'made to feust tho . ?inner umn. We would advise.ovcry Democrat $mthe District- (who can possibly do so) to ut ?tend. ' (Efc'ts sold?in"tliat!f)?r pcoplo have the opportunity of hearing suoh men as Hampton ond che 'duhor distinguished gentlemen who juree^'ao'tcd 'to be present. 'Colored Domoorata are tibo cordially iuvited . .?to :bo ipire^jilt. li':VCi r>? Mllll mmm* _,;r ? ? ? *? ???? ? 'OPlie Working Committee KDf 'tjhe <Ocangcbutg Preciuot Democratic <Club, wTR meet tSt Masonic Hull on Tuesday ?evening at-5 o'olcok. W. Jf; Q^kTOEVILLE, Chairman. ?ii i i ii n i?tmmm i wmm wn i ^Consignees per South Carolina Railroad Remaining in tho Depot to Date. J. D. Jones, J. H. Folder,'C. 1.. Boehctto, L. P. ?Collier, H.- Funderburg, W. F. Witt, J. Fullock, J. IF, 'Liv'ipgsion. ".'In accordance with ordcra received from the Su perintended^ Storage will hereafter ho charged on Goods remaraing in tho Depot for an unreasonable length of time. W-. C. MEREDITH, fc , u-jfff'j Agent. COMMERCIAL. OrncB or ma OnANGRnunc Nkws, September 26, 18G8. COTTON.?Sales for the week, 100 bales. We quote Ordinary. 18?10 Middling. 20| Strict Middling. 21 Koran Rick?Is in good demand$ 1.65 at per ouahel. Corn $1.00. PeaB 80 cts. GOLD. . .46 SILVER....V.38 Report Of <hc Charleston Cotton Market For the Week ending September 25. ?Reported- for the Orangethurg Nexrs by \V. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR. 'On Friday the 18th inst., our market opened with 'a'g'Md ^IcmaVid, and prices improved from A@.le. "oh our closing quotations of last week. Tlio de mand on Saturday was, to a fair extent, but the light stock, and the advanced rates demanded by holders, limited the sales of tho day. On Monday there ?ras a fair enquiry, and the sales made wore at firm prices. In tho early part of Tuesday, sales were made at prices of the day before, btit owing to unfavorable news from uhroad our miirkot cloned at a decline of Jc. On Wednesday tho demand was good^jvith a further decline of Je. Thero was n fair demand on Thursday with a ?tili further de cline of jc. Sales for the week about 1200 bales. IKe .quote : y - Ijow Middling.211 Middling.,.22J QC'HOOI, NOTICE. Miss H. E. liOVEtL wiH 'open a SCVOOL for Young Ladies en Tuesday the 1st of Gc'tohoy' next, terms ?ade known by *3>rlying to her at her Resi oence, sept 12 tT Commission Merchants, AOKT?l ATLANTIC W1IARI\ CHARLESTON, S. C. Lt'l'tntl Advauaci on CoMtffnywnt* m Huml. y I \\ ' ?-;?: References. Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO, Charleston,] 8. C. It. T. PE iKE, Esq., Gon'l Sup't S. C. R. R. Char leston; 8. C. T. B. JETER, Eso., Proa't S. & U. R. R., Union, 8. 0. Hon. JAMES FARROW, Spartanbnrg. 3. C. lion. B. F. CRAY! ON, Anderson, S. C. sept 19 c Cm OFFORO COLLIDE, SPART AN BURG C. II., So. Ca. The 1st Session of 15th Collegiate Year begins on 1st October, 1808. The t'ollegc has never sus pended und tbe Course of Study remains un changed, but the Faculty now admit irregular Stu dents, or such as wish to pursue Particular Studies only. The Preparatory School under tbe Super vision of the Faculty opens at the same time. Tuition in College and Higher Clusscs of Pre paratory School, including contingent fee, $o4 per year in specie or its equivalent in currency'. In Lower Classes of Preparatory School with contin gent fee, $-14 per yoar in currency?one-half in advance. Board per month, in advance, about $15 in cur* rency. For further particulars address sept 19?It A. M. SII1PP, President. The Southern Drug Store Dr. B. M. Shuler, Druggist. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING A KRESIl Supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Also perfumeries, such as Extracts, Toilet Soaps of every description. A lull assortment of Hair, Clothes, Nail, Tooth cud Shaving Brushoa of tho best qualities. With a fmo assortment of Stationery, Inks, Lead Pencils, Indelliblo Pencils for Marking Clothes, Writing Pens and Holders of every description, Memorandum Books, Ac. ?' You can find anything generally kept in a well Regulated Drug Store. All of which is offered low for th? Cash. Call and see for yourselves. mar 7 ly WILLIAM TIfEOBOKE M?L LER Has just received a new supply of Family Groce ries, viz: BACON, LARD, FAMILY and SELF-RAISING FLOUR, SUGAR and COFFEE, IRISH and SWEET POTATOES, WHISKEY and TOBACCO, COTTON BAGGING and COTTON TIES. ?'ll'df >'which I will sell for Cash or Barfr, or as cheup trs'rttry'other Store. All puckttgei* delivered free of charge to anv part of the Village. W. T. MULLER. nbv9 ly Y*1**1 irAitnm yarnmi ?? Bunches just received and for sale low. ALSO AFRESH SUPPLY OP GROCERIES, which I offer to my Friends and the Public generally as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere. ALSO A good assortment of SHOES which is offorcd very low. My terms is cash. Give me a call. ALSO Always on hand FRESH MEAL and GRIST. COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted for which I will give the cash or Goods at cash prices. J, W. PATTERSON'S, may 00?ly Opposite Bull & ScovtlPs TjMBRELLAS. Tho Subscriber respectfully informs the public generally that he has removed from the former Store of M?ller & Davis to the Store of V. Pittban, Russell Street, and is prepared to make to ordor or repair BUGGY UMBRELLAS, HAND UMBRELLAS, AND PARASOLS. With neatness and disnittch, JOHN DAVIS. sept 12 2m ESTATE SALE. Being duly authorized uccording to law, I will sell at the STORE if the late Joseph Dukes, deceased, at Reeve's Station, S. C, and at his late residence in Orangeburg District, I) miles from RccVc'b Station, on Tuesday, Olh Octo ber next, and the days succeeding, all the PER SONAL PROPERTY of the said deceased, consist ing of Stock of Goods, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Imple ments, Agricultural Produce, Cotton Gin, Grist Mill, Blacksmith's Tools, kc. The hale will begin on Tuesday at tbe Station, where will be sold the most of the articles, except, the Produce, Gin, Mill, and Blacksmith's Tools, which will be sold at. tbe Plantation, after the articles at the Station are all sold. JAMES J. S. DUKES, sept 10?St Administrator. IAA'O FOR SALE. A VALUABLE j TRACT of -IS") ACRES more or less, situate on the Binnakcr's Bridge Road, about 13 miles from Orangeb?rg C. IL, lying on Robert's Swamp, waters of South Edisto. Th ere is is on the place a good Dwelling and Yard Outbuildings. I!00 acres of the Land, (1 ">0 under fence), is cleared. For terms apply to Unisons & Legare, Orange burg C. II., or to' J. D. CL EC KLEY, sept 1U It IjiOIt KI'AT. THAT A'EAT COT ; TAGE RESIDENCE in Orangeburg Village belonging to C. Whitlcmorc, situated on tho Court House Square, with necessary Out Buildings and Garden attached. Terms moderate. Apply to nug29? It Hl'TSONS & LEGARE. rp O BANKRUPTS. ? Applicant* for tho benefit ot Rankrupt Act, for whorfi I am Assignee will plcaso take notiee, that When there are no assets of value, before 1 can prococd in their coses, and to secure their discharge, muH place in my hands funds to pay for Vdvertising, Recording, and my oxpenses. junc 27?tf T. V. DIBBLE. STOLEN?From (He Subscriber on the night uf the 1st inst., a small C-hcsout Sorrel M are PONY, shirt Pony ia about six years did, .has a slur on the forehead, a saddle mark jn the p?fnt of the left shoulder blade, and some white feet. A liberal. Reward will he.given for informa tion leading to Ihe.recovery 6'f the Vatd Pony Address. JOHN GRIM, erpt 5?lia " St. Matthews, S. C iL 1$ irrtdeif'BtWry'NVita ?V^^rio^lliVGotcd 1 will ecll to the highest, bidder, at Orangeburg Court - House, on the first Monday in October next, for cash the following property Viz : One Grey Mare, one Mute, one Horse, two Cows and Calves, two Hows and eighj Shoals and one Grist Mill. Levied on as the property of Abrara Autlev at the suit of' 1). Louis. Sheriffs Oflice. ) H. HtdGS, Orangcburg C. lt., S. C, \ 8. O. D. Sept,.IS, 1808. . j sept 10* - td ^ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States?District of South Carolina?Iu Bank ruptcy?In the matter of G. J. Clmer, Bankrupt/ A'x parte Win. Faulting et. ux., Ex parte Thomas W. Ulmer, Exporte John Sellers. .\ By ivirtuu of* an" order-of sale, to mo 'directed, from the Honorable District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction, on Tuesday. 22d inst., at the residence of G. J. Ulmer, in St. Matthews' Parish} Orangeburg District. <. The personal property of aforesaid Bankrupt, consisting of Household Furniture, Cattlo, 1 Mule, 1 Cult. Hogs, Sheep, &c , also 1 Cotton Gin. Conditions cash, and all articles delivered on day of sale. ALSO Will be sold on Monday ?lh October, at Orange burg Court House, at the ttaual hours of aale, all that Plantation or Tract of Land, containing six hundred and seventy-three acres, (073), more or less, situated on Pour Hole Swamp. St. Matthews' Parish, Orangcburg District, and bounded on lands of Jesse Haiglcr, Mary B. Haiglcr, Russell Zim merman and Thomas Zimmcrmnn. Condition of Sale?One-third cash, the balance. In one year by bond benring interest from datei with mortgage of tho plantation. Purchasers to pay for papers nnd stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, sept 5?td Assignee. ASSIGNEES SALE. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT?FOR THE District of South Carolina?In Bankruptcy?In the matter of David Stivendcr, Bankrupt, Ex parteT. V. Dibble, Assignee. By virtue of an order of sale tome directed from the Honorable District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction on Monday the ?th October next, at Orangcburg C. H., at the usual hours of sale, all that Tract of Land situated on Little Bull Swamp, Orai.geburg District, containing five hundred and fourteen acres, more or less?the same being the Plantation on which the aforesaid Bankrupt resides, bounded by lands now, or lately of Peter Inabinct, Jacob Rilcy, John Hook, James F. Izlar and Sam uel Dibble. The above Tract will bo sold in par cels. Particulars of wdiich will be given on day of sale. Conditions of sale cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee of David Stivendcr. Bankrupt, sept 12 td Commissioner's Sales, STATE OF SOUTll CAROLINA, Oranoeburo District. V. D. V. Jamison, Com'r, 1 Bill for vs. J> Foreclosure of J. L. Gibson, ct. at. J Mortgage. By order of the Court of Equity made in the above stated case, I will sell at the Court House, on I*Ioutlay, the 5th October, 1808, Jj^A Tract of Land situate in the Fork of the Edis tos, olt- Goodland Kwump, waters of 8*3 b Ediste* River, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Henry F. Sallcy and Lemuel Gibson. Terms?Ono-half cash, tho balance on a credit until the 1st day of January, 1869. The purchaser giving a bond bearing interest from day of sale, payable annually, nnd a mortgage to sectiro the balance of the purchase money. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. If the terms aro not complied with the land will be resold on the next salcday at the former pur chaser's risk. Commissioner's Office, "| V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangcburg C. II. > Commissioner, r 1, 18G8. J Septembe ALSO M. Zcigler and "J 0. Zcigler, Bill for vs. J- Partition nnd J. II. Zcigler, Adm'r Account, of J. W. Zcigler. j By an order of the Court of Equity made in the above stated cose, I will sell at the Court bouse en Monday, tho 5th October, 1808, The Estate in remainder of the determination of the life estate of Mrs. MHgdolen Zoigler, consisting of two hundred and thirty-four (234) acres, more or less, situation Limestone, waters of North Edisto River, and boundod by lands of Daniel Larcy, Christian Wolfe, nnd tracts of "A" and "C" of the lands of the estate of J. W. Zcigler. Terms cash?purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office, "J V. D. V. JAMISON, ^Orangcburg C. II., \ Commissioner. September 1, 1808. J ecpt 5 td REAL ESTATE for SALE. IOFFER FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, THE following vhtoablc Real Estate i A FINE mYELLING ftO?SB, and improved Premises in Orangeburg, on RusneR Strect, nearly opposite the Frcshvtcrian Church Lot. . Also, tltfti DESIRABLE TRACT of LAND, on tlic Old Charleston Road, about 3 miles from Orangc burg, admirably loented for a Residence and Farm. Also a PLANTATION near Howe's Pump, with fine Settlement. Aho IftOO ACRES near Branchville, improved and unimproved, tracts to suit purchasers. Apply to J. W; II. DIKES, juiy i8?oin Orangeflurg, S. C. TAYLOR'S COTTON GIN, CLEMENS, BROWN & CO., MAKERS. The best SAW GIN in use, a Sample Gin, can he seen at the Store of tho Agent f?r Orangcburg Dis trict. JOHN A HAMILTON. Orders received for any Size Gin, Double or Single Cylinder; and filled at Manufacturers price*. Several of these Gins arc in use in this District, and give satisfaction. WAA'RO FERTILIZER. Thin is an ammoniatcd SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, prepared under the direction of Dr. St. Julie? Ravenel, of Charleston, is a South Carolina Enterprise, und thoroughly reliable. It h*s been highly spoken Of in this District, surpassing the ordinary Manufac tured Manures, n*nd challenging Comparison with the Peruvian Guano. For sale at tho Agent's prices?$05 per ton a"nd fi'eight added, o by the bag by JOHN A. HAMILTON-, Court House Store, Marke1! Street! vet 10 ly Will, to* the Future be Found ?At fiiK?i i "OLD STAND," ?-ON THE CORNER, may 23 k \oy. DRY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION PRICES, <lti^r.fk Wo"M FA^CY GOOJDH "iVcd from the fPt/UV/ lato Urc, afe trow offered AT LESS THAN COST, Come eoon and got Dttrgaiua, Also received since tho Fire a Good Assortment of GROCERIES Which will be offered LOW for CASH. JOHN 13. 8TOCKEE & CO?, aug 22?ly MAIN STKI5KT, next to the OLD STAND. BULL k SCOVILL CONTINUE THEIR TRADE WITHOUT CHANGE OF BUSINESS, FOR THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS. TTAVINO JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW OPENING A FC EL AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS In every Branch, which has been carefully Selected, together with a large Consignment of PRINTS;' DRESS GOODS, BLEACH AND BROWN SHEETINGS A SHIRTINGS, OSNABCROS, * STRIPES AND YARN at Factory Prices. Special attention is called to our Stock of GROCERIES, A. R and C SUGARS, at Refiners PHcoS, FLOUR Fresh Oruund at tho Mills in Whole, Half and Quarter Saoks, BACON, LARD, OILS, FISH-, &*. Juit received a Superior Lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, the PRIDE of the WORLD?Try it TUST RECEIVED a Ltit of Fresh and Genuine Seeds embracing Ruttabagas. (English and American), together with tho Norfolk, Globe, Flat Dueh, Red Top, &c, <fco. Also a lot uf Cabbage Seed for Fall and Winter, including tho Green Glaze, the most popular of all Cab bage. XTri: ARE STILL IX THE MARKET FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON, KICK, PEAS, PINDF.RS, EGGS, POULTRY, FOTATOKS-, aad all kinds of PRODUCE, nil of which shall have our prompt attention. We are solo Agents for BAYNES' RUBBER SCRUBBER, a New Inventfom Call and FeV: tiictn. BULL & SCOYILL. fob 23 It THOMAS RAY IS STILL TO UK FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF RAY <fc BRO^, Prepared to do all kinds of RKVATtHNG and BUILDING NEW WAGONS? B?GGIKS j built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, nith promptness and despatch. IRON of all kinds constantly oft hand, and for pate at Charleston prices, freight added. PLOWS and SWEEPS made to order. From this date, I will keep constantly on hand HExVDY MADE COFFINS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VARIETIES. Chart's as moderate as tho times will admit. VARNISHES and PAINTS constantly OR hand. Also MAN HATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagon ami Buggy Akte?, Ato.j for sale at low rates. ecPt^S-lyc THOMAS RAY. JUST RECEIVED BY D. LOUIS & CO., A Ci K NTH, A XtTA.it S ELECTKD A880HTM ENT OF EARLY FALL GOODS. AI.Rft A FINK STOCK OF GROCERIES, AT LOWEST MARK KT RATES. For Sale Chttafc i'/y/v BURHKI.3 CORN1. Ivy D. ftouiti A CO/S. Agent*, fob U ,y T? II t> K t, V IV ?J LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Issues all Kinds of Life Insurance Policies Divi dends antninllv in Cash. Office 141 Broadway. WM. M. COLE, CHRISTION W. ROUVK, Secretary. .. PresidcAt. HOLMES, WATIES A KEITT, General Agents, So. Ca., Office No. 4 South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. KEITT BROS. Agent? for Orangeburg District, aug R 2m tjoi.mks, watiks & kkitt, Jnn. O. Holme?, Jr., Jim. Waltet, G. I). Keilt,. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. So. I South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, So. Ca* Will sell on Commission Cotton, Lumber, Timber Naval Stores and all Country Produce. Strict at tention given to the Purchasing of Store, Planta tion and Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders Solicited. KEITT BROS. Agents for Orangeburg District, aug8 2ra Purifies the Blond. For sAYp WV nra'vuiirta r.VrVyWhrrT--. .inly *S ly 1 f .V.oiJ ifcAVfc tiik t'ssiiii, axi> FEVER and vrahl immediate core call at Da B. M. FULLER'S and he Will make you ?Boxof I rill?, Vrhich he Warraius to ctiVe wRhoHVIaUv jane *c tf =f?*T= Will Fraatlee in Cott.tU et ^e"?l?Ud*tro of the United States, espec??jr itt tb? Ctrortt Of ban if?j?pfl?Y? OllA.3Sra-2S"BIir??^43. c. JAMES P; IZLAR. ?AM?HL iJifitall? feb23 " t???-T&t$fo _., , -? i. ? n . De TREVXLL& & AMAfflBE, ATTORNEYS AT lilLVff' Orangtbvrg 7>ucWr*. : ? a W. J. d? TRK VIELE, .A-, P. AMAKKR, Qra*?*bnre kl IL . LewU;gll*,,#? ?? ftb 1 | . ? }\ FBJIDERnm-FERSNEE, i SR, .*A ?ilt IDE jNTTI^T; WILL BE IN ORAN?B?lJR? BvEBV WtDAt AND SATtRbAt, ^'^ ^ R'oor?s at Masonic IU?, opposite. CtortoelWfcv Kramet- & Co. april 4 ?a ATC'il ?IAKlBR AHO J&W&Lfctt, (At Store formerly occupied tty C. Butt*!C\?.) ALL work Warranted. ?ayo *f ORANQEBURG HOTBL by yv. It. TRKADWELt. THIS HOUSE has been NEWLY FlT liii ted up, an.I la now opeh for the ftcenrbievjd* liULtiou of the publics Corner' Rm>?ell and Broughton Streets. AOKNTB FOR THE t- ait? Kqrtltnb?? IjIIb Iiisuvtmre company i-oEBjlEB Nonforfeitable', DiVhlvml Iterlafed Annnalij to Polity Holdem feb 2:1 W 3?A.VtLI03S"- HOTEL, CHARLESTON, B. & . ?-:m?? lii>Atti>, pfeife ?AV> fHvW*. A. BuTTfchFiKU') ttRB. tt. h. m;TxiRrttt.b> SupcvlbVrhuehU lYoptteltas?-. dec 28 AND CHARLESTON, & X). *. - j, pst;***-, - --*&s*obmust. W. *>. totfCKBKri'8#.jJ?V jbly 11 4m _ . ._:_1_i ' M.i Dil, OLIVERO^ celebratedr>l "(Ml aad Fever Osr*^ A safe a?d speedy coVi Vot ' ^ *^ CfttbfcB AN? FEVER, FEVER AN? Attfcir-tjit INTERMITTENT FBYK3& >^*a-l The pucve?a>hicb baa 'croA-ned ':h? "CHILL AND FEVER Xjl'RK" in every instance where the ? lions have been strictly complied ?sttn fcmipJri?^ ?a popular".iy unparaBelledby anypreVfotatdiBO ' Although not absolutely infallible the chaxfti >he "CHILL AND PEVEftuCRB'' is bo*r ti?.w tabtished;.?.^ belnp; able to euro iom?*eto"th?*r ?R fevers originating f?6m miasmatic ctvnne?. DU* OttVBBr is reeeivin? every week, (reib supply <5 tvfclth be 'Affert tA llie public 6n aS Tai ts tan be purchased xn'New York'er'C_. E J. OUVBR'OS, Apothecalry mW? 1 may 2 ~-~--? TT ??- ? : ?-fej g.Jfc TCRNIP .SEfelHT^ v> TITftNft* 8Rftl3*!!! THEOBORK KOMNf Opposite Cornrfsoft, Kramer Vft flb.f Has jtist received diVect Wa IV ^A?ftRivTfi A. SON a UVge astfdntne'At ?ftre?? and gentlto? . w AWo trs> Vm bhVtd fORlLLARD* VAYj?t tAM I and EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCOS, .1? wllWb j Meerschaam Pipes are daily packed as Ip'rrke*. j A LWAYS KEEPS ?n HAND FR^ft 'GROUND J\ Orist and Meal, Groccriss of all deseriptiea*, Pipes. IrarlaVi V161 in Strfngs. *r. i may 16 ly FIRE! FIRE! FIRE 1 ISSHBK YOil!? t\K& PROPEKTVv Oorn^l^ Kramer & 0o.9 ABE Agents fWr EMPIRE STATE FIRE lNstlRANCB Fames' IuVer Insurance Chartered Capital *i,?00,000. Pivdmont Heal Kstato Iw^iwraae? COMPANY) for LIVE OKi?Y\ Clmrtow! Capitni El ,000,000. Stil. SOrTlTEtlt^' "fjoMPANIES. Ac\ Sit -' ? ;> Wt**^ Mmnl^l tat J.| 1 lo \*h*&itr* vifclitii* Ohe >vf*?.>V^>s&v-.