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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. 1 GOD .A.3NTD OUK jfc?TJNTRY. _:_ ; U_. Rfc ALWAYS 1ST ADVANCE SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1871. NUMBER 52 THE ORANGrEB?EjCr NEWS ?:o:?-?? PUBLISHED AT Every Saturday Morning. by the ORANGEB?RG NEWSXOjIPANT -:o:- 6 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Copy for one year.-. $2.00 " ?? Six MonthK. 1.00 Any ono sending TEN DOLLATCS, for a Club of Now Subscribers, will receive an EXTRA COPY for ONE YEAH, free of charge. Any ono sending FIVE HOLLARS, for a Club of New Subscribers, will receive ajt&XTRA COPY for SIX MONTHS, freo of charge. * ^ PvAmS OF ADVERTISING. 1 Square 1 Insertion. Si.50 *? " 2d ". 1.00 A Square consists of.10 lines iJtfsVler or en* inch of Advertising epace. Administrator's ^otices,.$5 00 'Hotieesof "Dismissal of Guardians, Ad ministrators, Executore, &C...J.$9 00 Contract Advertfsemonta inserted upon the .most liberal terms. 'MARRIAGE and FUNERAL NOTICES, not exceeding one. Square, inserted without ehargo. fi?sr Tor ins Cash in Advance. "Qa ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFtCZ AT Orangcburg and RruncliYillc. . O. M. . JiEYERS or BROWNING will be* at Biancbvillo every Monday. E. B. SE Ali ROOK, Aciiug Solicitor 1st Circuit. MALCOLM I. BROWNING. *j. FELDER MEYERS, Trial Justice. . SC 7 ? m?y 34 Jy J. FELDER MEYERS, TRIAL JUSTICE. Will ATTEND PROMPTLY to tho Duties of his Ollwce. Call on him at the Office of SEAItttOOK, BROWNING & MEYERS, - No. 3, Court House Square, jau 7 tf KN0WLT0N & BULL, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSFLLORS ORANGKRaJllG, S. C. AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, CHARLES S. BULL. Mr. Knowlton will be at Lewisvillo EVERY SATURDAY, and at Fort Motto on tho 2d and 4th FRIDAYS of every mouth. july 23 tf COOKE <& COOKE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ORANGEM U R G, S. C. . Will attend to BUSINESS in any of the STATE and the U. S. COURTS for the District of South Carolina. T. H. COOKE. H. P. COOKE. T. II. COOKE, Trial Justice, will ATTEND PROMPTLY to all BUSINESS entrusted to his care. juno 20 tf P. M. WANNAM?KER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ?WiU be ?? or.ANGRBURG. on Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays. At LBWISYILLE en tho other days of the Week. fob 12 tf m ID. W. RILEY TRIAL JUSTICE, Residence In Fork of F.dlHto, ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED will be promptly and carefully attended to. July 3*8 ly M. ALBRECHT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ;OItA\Gi:?I I5CS, S. C\. I RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI JLV *ens Of Ormigebitrg and Vicinity that lie baa opened at his NEW STORE on Rus sell 8tre.eE between Messrs. ltrtggtnnnn & Co, and McNamaru & Jones, with a complete Stock of LEATHER, &d? and that he lias miflicient Workmen to till all Ordoit- tnmist ed to bun. Thanking tho Public for past patronage, respectfully solicita a continuauco of the mmo. 'I BRMS CASH. fob 5 oct 23 tf BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, moved to Squire Ellis' Old Office, ORA\GFttlJR?J, &, c\ Is prepared to do all work in tht lbofo line asnoutai'd cheaper than any oilier man. Please give me a trial. All work warranted to give satisfaction. FLANK MELLETT. OFFICIAL. ? i.- ?*-w'j|>? J j a EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, opfick of CoMrTIlOt.LKR G?JIHHAJ, Coi.umiiia, S. C, January 10, aitciiiiAR. 5NT, ) NHUAli, V >, *87<>. ) TVfGTICE is hereby given to all Agents of JL v Insurance Companies doingbusiness in Ahis StaHBph.U on and after the*tweuty-first :Q$$ of February, 1870, they will be required to obtain noxVifUceiiscs, and before said licen ses are issuodj^he Companies will bejroquir ed to make a deposit of certalu bends or stock with theMct of December '2.M, 1S(>!?. ti copy of which is hereunto appended. The lnw will bo rigidly enforced, and all Compa nies must make the deposit within the time specified. J. L. NEAGLE. Comptroller General. AN ACT toregnlate the Agencies of Insu rance Companies not incorporated in itie State of South Carolina. Sectios JL, He U enaclrd by the Senato and House of Representatives of the Slate of Si.nth Carolina, now met and sitting .in General Assembly and by the authority of the same. That it shall not be lawful, after the first day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, for any agent or any Insurance company in the United States, or any foreign State, incorpo rated ny the laws of this State, to tnko risks or transact any business of insurance in this State without first obtaining license from the Comptroller General, which license shall ex pire on the olst day of March of each year. Sac. 2. Thath before the Comptroller General shall is.ate such license to any agent of any insurance company not incorporated in South Carolina, there shall be filed i* his ofhof.a'certitied copy of tho chatter of"the company irom w hich tho said agent or at torney has received his appointineut, and nlso a certified oupy of the ?ottt or resolution of the Trustees or Director of said company appointing him such agent, nccompattied by a*warrant ut appointment under the ofliciul seal of the company, and signed by the President and Se? rotary. Such Warrant of appointment shall continttavatbl and IrrwV C?blu until another f.gent or attorney has been f ?bst it in ed -so that at all times while n,ny liability rem tins outstanding there shall be within the State an age tit or attorney it:; aforesaid, and shall contain a consent ex pressed, authori/.iitg process of law to bo Saved oh said agent or attorney for all liu biliiies of every nature incurred in this Stfit'v. hycuid company, and that such service made, on sueh agent or attorney in the manner re quired by the laws of this State shall bo deemed legal and binding ?n tho company or companies, in all cases whatsoever, and that every judgment so recovered shall be con clusive evidence of tho indebtedness of mo company; and in addition to said warrant o." appointment, there shall be tiled aud pub lished a statement, made under oath of its President or Secretary, showing its assets and liabilities,* and distinctly showing the amount of capital stock, and how the same has been paid, and of what the -assets of the company consists, tho amount of losses due and unpaid, and utl other claims against the company, or other indebtedness; whether duo or not due at the time ?t the filing of the statement above, and shall further show: 1st, That said companies have fulfilled the provisions of their respective charters, and of the extensions and amendments thereto, in overy particular, and whether there has been any change of charters since last statoment. 2?. The amount ot policies outstanding as near a* can be asct rtained. od. The character of tho risks, and the rulo governing companies and' their agents in taking the same, both as to locality aud amount. 4th. Tho particular character df the as sets, specifying ?ho amount of cash and pub lic, bank, manufacturing or other stocks and bonds, or other securities, held by the com panies, with the evidence that they are held by them, the rule of investment in real os tnto. securities, and ihe general localities of real estate secured to companies. 5th. The amount received from premiums, and whether sufficient to pay losses; tic. Oth. Whether there have been any chan ges in agencies during tho preceding six uiuiiiuv. Skc 3. That overy agent or attorney ob taining auch license shull also cause such li cense to bo published in some ncw;>p.:p r. to be designated by the Comptroller General, having circulation in the county in which he resides. The Company shall also fnrnbih the Comptroller General, through their agent, an annual statement of the atfuirs of the emu puny, as provided in the second Section of this Act, mid it shr.ll bo the duty of tho agent or agents to publish the some. Sec. t. Tna{ If the Comptroller shall be sonn- satisfied that any company is insolvent or unsafe, it shall be his duty to refuse li cense to its agent or agents, nndlo "/Ithdraw any license that bus been already issued. SKC f>. That any person who shall deliver any policy of insurance, or collect any pre mium ot insurance or trammel any business of insurance in this State, for any company in the United States, or foreign State, not incorporated by the laws of this Slate, with out having first obtained license as by this Act required, or after his license has been withdrawn, or who shall In any way violate the Provision? of this Act, shall be fined for every such oll'cncc not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than five hundred dollars, at the discretion of tho Judge: Provided, further. That nothing contained in this Sec tion shrill release any company or companies upon any policy issued or delivered by it or them. Sko. 0. That for every liccnsn issued by tho Comptroller General under this Aot. he ?hall bo paid by the company taking out stielt license the sum of five dollars fur his own u?o. Skc. 7. That all Acts or {-arts of Acts in consistent with this Act are hereby repealed. In the Senato-Iloti?e. tho fifth day of Murcii, in Qks year of aur Lord ono thou sand eight hundred atd sixty-nine 1?. T. CORRIX, I*resideni pro- tctiipotc of the Senate. FRAN KM:* 3. MOSES, Jr., Speaker of tho House of UnpreseUtatives Approvad \ sixth day of March,1809. ? ueu, Ge> vi nor. STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA At n General Assembly begun to beholden at Columbia on the fourth Tuenday in Novem ber, in the. year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred andbixty-nioo, aud thenco continue by divers adjournments to the twenty first day of Decouibcr, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred , and sixty-nine: AW ACT TO 1J rTTr.lt PROTECT HOLDERS OF IX SfcRANOB PUI.ICIK8 IN THIS STATE. Suction 1. Re it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gen eral Assembly, and hy tho authority of tho satn'e: ? No Company or Association whicli is now organized, or which may bo h?ictif ter organized in this State, to carry on tho business of insurance of any kind or kinds, shall proceed further with business (as tho caseniay be) until they have depositod with thVCJomptrollnr General of this State bonds or stocks of this State equal to the sum of' fifty thousand dollars par value for each Life Insurance Company or Association, and* twenty thousan 1 dollars par value for each other Insurance Company or Association. Tho Comptroller General shail hold such bonds or stocks as security for policy holders in the Company or Association ; but, s.o long as any Company or Association so depositing shall continue solvent, the Comptroller Gen eral may permit such Company to collect and receive the interest ou such bunds or stocks'so deposited. Sr.c. 2. Whenever auy Company or Asso ciation is, or MhaUfc&rcomo fully organized, and tho paid CotnfWhy or Ass ciatiou have deposited with the Comptroller Gcnorul the requisite amount of State bonds or stocks, it ahull bc'?ome his duty to furnish the Corpora tion or?Association with a certificate of such deposit., which certificate or duplicate thereof certified by the Comptroller General, may be used in and be evidence for and against tho Corporation. Sso. 8, It shall pot'bo lawful for any pcr Bon or persons. Corporation of Corporations, Association or Associations to net within this Stato as agent, or otherwise, in receiving or procuring applications'for insurance of any kind or kinds, or in any manner to aid iu trunsuetiog the business of insurance of any kind or kinds for any Company or Aesocia lion incorporated by, or organised nnder the laws of this or any other State Government, or any foreign Government, until such Com pany or Association have deposited with the Comptroller General of this State,- for the benefit of the policy holders of such Com pany or Association, citizens or residents of tho United States, bonds or stocks of this State equal to tho Sum of fifty thousand dol lars par value for each Lifu Insurance Corn puny or Association; and twenty thousand dollars par value for crioh other Insurance Company or Association: but, id long as any Oe**?pany or Associr.tion so d-p i&jjug *luill continue MMAutt, tho Comptroller Geneva! may permit stlcit Company or Association to collect aud receive the interest on such bonds ur stocks so deposited, and have appointrd an Attorney in tltis Stilte?n whom process of law can be served ; sind said Attorney shall have filed with the Comptroller General a Ccrtifiod copy of tlte charter of said Com pany or Association, and also a certified copy of the vote or rcsolaUdnfl of tho Trustees or Directors of euch Company tu- Association ap pointing him the Attorney df stielt Company, which appointment snail ctntinuo. until another Attorney bo substituted ; which shall be done upon the death, removal, or in capacity to not of such Attorney, or may be .tone by such Company or Association at any time. When the foregoing rcquiremems, and such other requirements as now are, or may - hereafter be required by luw, shall be complied with the Comptroller Genera] shall give a Certificate to that effect, and also state the name of" the Attorney, which certificate, when tiled in the County Clerk s Office ot the County wliere the agency is to be located, shall be tln> authority to commence business. 8j ? 4. livery violation Of Ibis Aet shall subjsui the Company or Association,or agent or agents, violating, jointly and severally, to a penalty of live hundred dollars tor each violation, whicli shall bo sued for and recov ered in a joint or several civil action, in the name of tho State of South Carolina, by the Solicitor of tlte Ciivuit in whicli the Com pany or AsBOeiatibn', or agent or agents so violating, shall be situated ; one-hall of such penalty when recovered shall be paid into the County Treasury of such County, and the other half to tho informer of such viola tion ; ami. in case of the non-payment of su-h penalty, tile person or persons so offend ing shall be liable to imprisonment for a pe riod not exceeding one year iu the disere i tion of tho Court having cognizanco thereof. Sbo. <r>. The Comptroller General shull s.nety iui'i Bl-pai aiv? V l\,-ej> lull i,u..uu w. Stocka of each Company or Association, and shall return the identical bonds or stocks re ceived ; and during tho usual office hours, Bhull k'sep the bonds or stocks, subject to the examination of the representative of any (!om pan}- or Association having made a deposit, iis required by this Act: sad the Mute shall be responalblo for the return of all said bonds Or Stocks dy the Comptroller Getier:.!. Seq. 6. All Acts.and parts of Acts incon ? iit or conflicting with this Act uro here by repealed. Sko ~i This net shall take effect Hixty tluys after il-< puosugo. in the.Sensto-House, tho twenty-first day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred utid sixty u'uo. (Signed; ('. W MONTGOMERY, President pf'o tempore of the Senate. (Signed) FRANKLIN .1. MOSES, Jr., Speaker of the House of Representatives. Approved thc22dday of December, I86D. (Signed) Rodert k. Scott Governor. } STATU OF SOUTH CAROLIN \. Office SKCRETAhYur State. I. F. L. Cardoz?, Secretary of State of Sotttb Carolina, do hereby certify that tho above is a correct cojiy of nn Act entitled '?An Act to better pro.e-t holler-, of insur ance policies in this Ste.te," cn ?!? J,B C?ia oilioe. Given under my hand and the seal of the'Stale, in Colum bia, this 24th, day of Decem ber, A. D. ltlGli, and in the '.I Ith year of- American Inde pendence. F. L. CARDO/.A, Secretary of Stute, oct 22 tf <70. j EXECUTIVE DEI*ATM F.NT, Orrt?H or CoMrTBoi.i.r.n-?KNERAi., Co*' ti.i\, S. C., September 1, 1ST FT* HE following \\s\ of Licensed Insurauoe .1 Agents Is published for Uic information of all concerned. These Companies marked * have not complied with the provisions of tho Aol of December, 1800, requiring a deposit of Stain Securities, and their Agents are ftl/illUl tACU t? ti'AUcH ' - may be necessary for the fulfillment of con tracts rniulo prior to the . yeuty-eecond day of Februury, 1870. AU <bpD*e uro required to publish their Liconscs1* the Daily Re publican, of Charleston, ordrjvrn Carolina Re publican, of Columbia, as c,reeled in Circu lar issued from this office. Winder the dato of j September 1, 1809. EIKJE COMVT-.KIES. CITIZEN. . ?at. . A L *?obloB.'..Charleston. GEORGIA Thomas S Moormnn.-^?.?Newbcrry. A White. .-Sumter. H E Nichols & CO. .O'Mh'hiH. Hut8on I.oi-.Charleston. EJCWbotl. .Aiken. I J F C Du Pre. #.Abbeville. ? B Tower?."..Anderson. i IV H Hardin.-A.Chcstor. I Yf L .1 Roll.C.-.Chernw. 1? R Durisoe..%?.Edgcfield. W E Karle.sit.arceuvillo. J II Henry.j.Lauscns. Geo H Cornclsot.Oraugcburg Joseph M FJford.^.....Spartunburg. J T Hill & Co.Union O R Thompson. .?..Winnsboro. G APenick.j?k*.Yorkville. Wright Si Cruui.> ?..RuTuburg. HARTFORJ*. Isaac Branch.:^.Abbeville. John Ferguson., .... 4?.Greenville. A II Hnydcn..'.Charleston. H E Nichols & Co.Columbia. A L Tobias.;.Charleston. .ETNA. George Huggins.Columbia. CONTI NEN TAt.. W R Heriot.1.Charleston. II E Nichols & Co.TiflfolColumbia. John Ferguson.'?'9^'.Greenville. lioao Brtiueh.Abbeville. A R Towers.4v-.Anderson. G Ell MAN W L J Roid.w-X.Chernw. W 11 Hardin.;??.Chester. II E Nichols & Co..Columiiiu. John Ferguson.tireeuvilic. Cornelius Graham.?v?..Marion. j. W P Pratt.Ne.\ berry. Hull & Scovill.??sii<jrang;burg. Joseph M K! !.?:?? i. rt.t.Ciu. . Ant ??!;;. . John 'f llilJ Co.Union. <) 11 Titou.pa.iit.V..h.VYin?i-d>ero. V S /letl'rcys.'^ ''^W^SL'^ 01 "'"'!?' Is.iae i'.i.r......V. Abbeville. A I! T: s. ?.\ ' W I) .Mel'nv. a'.!.3 .' .lion a. Colbura ic II >>v. -ii. _i_ . 'ten. 1 W I) Hcriott &Ce.Charles Is iac Braue ii.^.'jjtlranohvillo. A 1? Towors.1?m min Henry G Kly .Beaufort. H ? Nichols & Co.Co uinb a. II tlgaon fc Diiiilap.,vi.(V.ydi 11. Ii. o Mcb Stoll.,.F!ot em ??. Ferguson X Miller.Greeavillc. Thomas S Moorman. Newberry. Thomas V Walsh.Suintcr. Osmond H Thompson.N't inn. i> >i 0. Thomas b Jeffreys.Vorkvillfy HOME, NEW i'OUK. Z B Onkf^. General.Charleston. E J 0 Wood.liken. S L Leapharl.Columbia. IMPRRlAL, LONDON. George Huggins.Columbia. INTERNATIONAL. S V Tupper.Charleston LIVKUPO?E & LONDON & GLOBE. <V K Blase.Spartiinburg. W F Nance.Newberry. C T LontlcH, General,..,..Charleston; W H Barker.Ibbevillu. W 11 Har,doi).Cheater. John II Uarksdalo.Laurcns. W D McDowell.C.imdoti. Charles II Mob>0.Smutcr. J M Johnson.Marion. Robert liryce....Columbia. 9 S Frascr.Georgetown. Julius C Smith.Greenville. W s Brown.Anderson. Win Godfrey.Caeraw. MANHATTAN. 11 E Frnser.Georgetown. George llaggins.Columbia. S Y Tupper.Charleston. linger & Raven el . .Charleston. NATIONAL, linger & It Avon el.Charleston. NORTH AMERICAN. ' S Y Tupper.Charleston. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE OF London am? Emxnuna H K Nichols \ Co.Columbia. Ednanl Sobring.Charles.on. ORIENT MUTUAL. linger & Ravcnol.Charleston. PIltENIX, OF BROOKLYN, N. V. George Muggins.Columbia. S S Inner.Georgetown. S V Tupper.Charleston PACIFIC. A L Tobias.Charleston. PUTNAM, W B Hardin.....Chester. Colburn .v. Howell.Charleston. George Huggins.Columbia, RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE. A White.Suniler. j L Honour.Charleston. SECURITY. A White.Sunder. 11 Ii Nichols & Co.Columbia. G W Mtlver. ...Chernw. R E Fr?ser.Geot.; ? S Y Tupper.Charleston. UNION, of Baltimouk. Colburn & Howell.Charleston. UNION, or San r*nAN0itCO. Wm 1! Heriot & Co.Charleston. Georgo Huggins..Columbia. --0 LIFE ( OlIIM MI S. CAROLINA. |}>uRos?, Winsboro. i* D Kit uordsfu, runter. U CdJutler, Columbia. W C Carrie, Charleston. (Jeorgo Tuppcr, Charleston. E C MoLure, Chester, Quarles & Pcrrin, Abbovillo. O N Butler, Edgeflold. S B Oriffiin, Etlgofield. -Youmau*, GiUisonville. Theo Q Croft, canvassing, Greenville. L Charlton, canvassing, Newberry. Jas H Whitner, canvassing, Lancaster. W B Metis, canvassing, York. YY YY & Fiuncy, canvassing, Society Hill. Munro k Fant, canvassing, Anderson. James G GibV., canvassing, Union. DeSaussure & Sulmond, canvassing, Camden. J J Johnson, canvassing, Sumter. COTTON. STATES. Laval, Black & Gibbes, General, Columbia. JasC CuBem, Traveling, Aiken. Dr Jos Quattlebaum, Traveling, Aiken. Deko. Thos B Crews, Latirens. D A Towusend, Union. 1) R Duncan, Traveling, Spartanburg. B C Elkin. Traveling, Boko. Lovick P Miller, Traveling, Georgetown. Dr iM W Ahney, Traveling, Edgc?eld C H. BurrclBros., Charleston. A Fletcher BufT, Bidgoway. JasW Law, Winsboro. Isaiah 1 Fox*, Yraiterboro. E M Law, Yorkville. John O Wilson, Marion C IL David B Clayton, Traveling, Columbia. Dr John S liughson, Sumter. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI ETY, of tho Uuited Stutoa A B Towers, Anderson. J II Henry, Laurons. W B Shaw-, General, Charleston. F Mclchera, Charleston. N Aastin Bull, Oraugeburg. W F Nance, Nowberry. .Limes D EzcB, Columbia. John Matthews, Jr; Winsboro. Wui Joel Smith, Abbeville. T *i Jennys, Yorkvillo. T H Di-k, Traveling, Sumter. A H Davega, Chester. Henry E Scott, Columbia. KNICKERBOCKER. George Huggins, Columbia. Wm S Hastic &J5ou, General, Charleston. NEW YORK. Tucinas Frost, General, ChrrlcstoR. Km Elliott, Ueaulort. TJ L.iMutte, Columhia. . John 11 Loudon, Rock Hill. W 1! Parker; Abbeville. J M I>avis. Camden. i) 11 Thompson, Winsbovo. D R Lvckio, Cite tier, I Chau'H Mu:>; Sumter. w H Csu>p6eU, i'.-ceuviUe. - i(.?: ? ? . aife ALi.r.uLxojjjf ; A B Towers, Anderson. B G 11 oi io:, Charleston. Thos It Withers. York. ? ThoS Sumter Mills, Chester Oscjbobv Sit gros ves, York. U O Met'au, Traveling, Yorkville. S 1) Shannon. Traveling. Hamburg. W K Blake, Spartanburg. S B Clowuoy, Wihnsboro. Leaphart, Jefferson & Ram-oin, General, Columbia; ! Dr Isaac Branch, Suporiutcndeut of All eles, Abbeville. J J Wardlaw, Abbeville. Julius C Smith, Greenville. M 1! Berry, Greenville. H L McGowan< Laurcus. 0 L Lindsey, Traveling, Laureus. I'h. mi- >? Moorman, No wherry. Wm J l.ako. Nswburry. G B L ike, Edgefietd. J A C Jones, Kdgefiold. John s VVihsou, Chester. James 11 Fowlcs, Orangeburg. Win Clyhurn, Kcrshaw. Walter P Rood, Kcrshaw and adjoining coun ties. - ' J L Honour, Charleston. ' s F Jefferson, Oconeo, A W Atkinson; Barnwell. James B Bell, Chester, York, &c Giles A Penick, Chester aud adjoining coun ties. i' S 11. v ward. Traveling, Charleston. 11 R Cook, Barnwell. D D Moore, Canvassing, Chester and adjoin ing counties. SECR1TY LIFE AND ANNUITY. W HutsooTownend, General, Aiken. Louis Sherfesse, Traveling. Charleston. (' A DeSaussure. Walterboro' 1 McP IIiits.>n, Traveling, Bnrnwcll. I J Mackay, Trnvoling, Orangoburg. - - ?? '?? . ? \V D Schouuborg, Traveling, Columbia. Dr A English Williams, Canvassing, Colletoe County. ?Henderson & Be lire, Canvassing, Walter boro. ST. LOUIS MUTUAL. Roberl N Miller. Travelling. Williston. ' J E Godfrey A Son. General, Atlanta, tia. Thomas M White, Anderson. R 11 Tensdale, Traveling. Charleston. A L Smith. Traveling. 1 log Level. Win Wallace, Traveling, Camden. wm Godfrey, Traveling, Chfriiw. ?Moore, Traveling, hcniicttsvillo. J M Westmoreland, Traveling, Greenville. II A O Walker. Georgetown. Ei v ChrrleS Letts. Traveling, Georgetown. J M Miller, Traveling, Columbia. W B Wilson, Jr, Yorkville. SOUTHERN. ( Atlanta Dnr artmknt.) II J Hickson, Lancaster. J A Miller, General. Augusts, Ga. Cash & Waring, General, Columbia. John L Manning, Special, Manchester. 11 N Miller, Traveling, Williston. O P Hay. Traveling. Siimniet ville R E Lyes, Traveling, Augusta, Ga. T T Hay, Traveling, Aiken. S Y Tupper, Charletlon. CL Yates, Traveling, Charleston. F J Hay. M D, Traveling, SmnmerviBo. E D Brailsford, M D, Traveling, Summer villo. J E limit h, Traveling, Hopkins. S S Eraser, Georgetown, S A Durham Co, Marion, C II. E B Bruuson, Mars BlujT. J J JJing, TimmonSville. S White, Sumter. S H Sanders. Camden. I. C Thompson, Liberty IlilL W M Dwight, Winsbero. James Pagan, Chester. Jamed F Spearman, Newberry C II. J A Hamilton, Oraugeburg. Tobin k Tosely. Lanrens. P 8 Oassldy, Midway. J S Bamberg, Bamberg. W S Woolen. Graham j. Yt :i Kennedy, Wiituiou. >V M ?unter, Barnwell. C E Lart iguo, Blackville. D R Durisoe, Edgvfield C II. James Maflon, Yorkville. F M Qodbold, Cokesbury. Dr Alex McCloud, BennettSTiUe. Dr J E fames, Bishopviilo. B F Whitner, Anderson. J 8 Cothrso, Abbeville. F G DeFonUine, Columbia. Benjamin Rober, Edgefield C H. John F Green, Traveling, Colombia. James E Blaok, Columbia. Dr B W Law ton, Traveling, Savannah. DrT J Goodwyn, Traveling, Orengeburg. Dr T A Walker, Greenville. Robert W Shand, Union. UNIVERSAL. Rev W T Farrow, Traveling, Greenwood. R E Cochrane, Traveling, Charlotte, N C. Thos A Boone, Traveling, Charlotte, N C. W N Marchant, Graniteville. . ' LOU8IANNA EQUITABLE. VY J Hokc, General, Columbia. PHG2NIX MUTUAL. Wm J Molyneaux, General, Charleston. . J. L. NFAGLE, Comptroller General of Souih Carolina, oct 29 * tf EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,) ?ff1cb ob Cov.rTr...t.i.i:n-t:vi:ii \ l, > CoLitxniA, S. C, September 1, 1870. J To all whom it may concern ; TniS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE FOL-! lowing Insurance Companies, having deposi ted the amount of Securities of this State re .'I nit el ot 'them respectfully by the Aot of December, 1869, entitled "An Act to better protect Holders of Insnranoo Policies in this State and having otherwise fulfilled the re quirements of snid Act, aad of aU other Acts relating to Insurance in this State, are au thorized to transact business therein under lie eases hereto tore nnd to bo hereafter issued to their Agents, until the expiration of. the time therein specified FinK c0m?aj*llt. ' Deposit.$20,000 each Union, of Baltimore, Md. Union, of San Franelseo, CaL Etna, of New York City. . (ib.'u...v? >. v ??';?>?. Germania, of Now York City. Georgia Home', of Columbus, Oa. Hartford, of Hartford, Conn. Home, of New York City. Imperial, of London. International, of N?w York City. Liverpool and London and Globe, of London and Liverpool. Manhattan, of New York City. ' Merchant's and Mechanics, of Baltimore, Md. National, of Baltimore, Md. North American, of New York City. North British and Mercantile, of London and Edinaurgb. Orient Mutual, of New York City. Pacific, of Sun Francisco, Cal. Phenix, of Brooklpn, N. Y. Putnam, of Hartford, Conn. Kichmond Banking and Insurance, of Rich mond, V.i. Security, of New York City. i.i: i: coMrANixs Deposit.$50,000 eaoh Carolina, of Memphis, Tenn. Cotton States, of Maeon, Ga. Equitabk Life Assurance Society of the Cui ted States of New York City. Knickerbocker, of New York City. New York, of New York City. Piedmont onu Arlington, of Richmond. Va. Policy Holders Life and Tontino Assurance Company of the South, of Charleston, S. C. Security Lifo and Annuity, of New York City. Southern of Memphis, Tcnn. St. Louis; Mutual, of St. Louis, Mo. Uutversal, of New York City. J. L. NEAGLE, oct 29?tf Comptroller General. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. 8TATE TREASURY OFFICE, Columbia, S. C, Deosrober 1, 1870. niHE BOORS of the Treasury Office for ? tno l rnnsier nnu ? uuyc!??uh ?ji . - and BONDS will be closed on and after the j ninth instant until the 1st proximo, toe con veience in proparing statement of interest due to January 1, 1871. NILES G. PARKER, Treasurer State S. C. dec 3 0 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Stats Tbbasubt Orricn, CoT.r/MniA, S C, Deoember 1, 1870. THE INTEREST falling dne on the Coupon Ronds of the State of South Carolina to the iBt of January, 1871, will be paid IN fVOl.i) on and utter that dato at the office of II. H. Kimpton, Financial Agent of j tho State, No. 9, Nassau Street, Now York, and at this office. Tho interest falling due on the Registered Stock -of the State to January 1st, 1871? will be paid IN GOLD on and after ?hat dato at tho Treasury office only. NILES G. PARKER, Treasurer State South Carolina, dec 3 o REEDER & DAVIS, COTTON "FACTORS an? General Commission Merchants, AJger't H'Aar/, CHARLESTON, S. C. OhWKI.I. RKKDSa. ZlHMKBMAX DAVIS, oct 15 Gm J. SAXaIJST^lS, FACTOR AND COMJfIftSIOX MERCHANT, CHARLIE U N S. C. Tdberal od>r.nccs made on Co:(cn. 1U:i Ksr.xcKs -First National Bank, Pen pie's National Bank, M<*sars. J'to. Fr?serj The Fisherman's Son. A gentleman w ?Iking on Ute beach came across a little boy sitting Oft the road by himself, looking oat on the great ocean. "You like the sea, my boy ; do you not 7" - "Tea sir ; and I hope to fo?OW when I get bigger." "It is a hard life, besides belog dan gerous," said the guntlei?an. "Tes, sir; but Jesus Christ wont to sea, and he knows the dangers; ssd sometimes he preached out of a ship. I am sure he loves sailors," said the boy. "But thst will not hinder yon from meeting with storms, and perhaps get* ting shipwrceked." '?Jesus Christ rules the winds and the v/aves,. He stopped a storm once." "He does not now " said the gentle .man. "No, sir, but he will help us to trust in him; and, if we hold on to Wsn? noth ing can much harm us," said the bey. "You might he drowned." "Yes, sir/' The boy stopped. "But. you know, my soul would then fly up to God; and it is ull "f?r weather op there." "Why, my little man. you ara quits <a preacher V said the gentleman. ?V . "Father and I often talk these thing* over," said the little hoy; "and when be is gone out fishing sad leaves see all alone at home, they are company for I n mo. "The sweet, quiet, happy face of the little fellow pleased me," said the gen tleman ; "and I felt that he had the best Iof company." ??? A story is told in Washington at expense of a well-known Senator, \ is notorious for takiug two cocktails in succession before breakfast.?One morn ing, while the Sc;, i practising at : the Metropolitan bar, a friend put to him tho pertinent question, "Senator, why do you take two cock tails as n one tornj Won't one tone you?" The Senator drew himself up. "I will toll you why I take two cock-tails. When I have taken one, it make* me feel like another man. Well, you see I'm bound by common courtesy to treat that so I take a second." HabbiTs.?A farmer near London, Canada West, has two thousand rabbits in a wurreu fire acres in extent. The cost oi and attention to be paid to these animals involves an expense of twenty five cents for each rabbit, sad the net profits on the whole warren amount to $5,000 a year. The annual average in crease is twenty-five rabbits for each pair. The males, when a year old, are killed and scot iu barrels to market at Mon treal. The man who don't advertise has hie store hung around with shingles and pieces of barrel-heads, inscribed with lampblack, "Irish PertatcTs," "Kern Mod," -'Flower," "All kinds of konntry projuco," "Kaikes and Randies (or Sail ?ere. tie says: "There arn't no ose in noospaper advertising so long as n man is smart enuff to tend to Hi* own business, and kin stand at tbe door and holler the fullers in." Gov. Sonter finds the Tennessee*** n very polite people. They are asking his pardon about five times a day for eonvie ted criminals. A Norwich (Conn.) woman, who ran a needle into her left foot a year age by accidentally stepping upon it, recently had It pulled out from between her shoulders. A Western man who was recently In vited to a seat on the floor of the Hove at Washington, indignautly refused, say ing that he was accustomed to sH on chairs at home The floor of one of the Lituhfield (Conn.) church as is so uneven that in passing up one of tho aisles, a person goes out of sight thirteen times. So says a local paper. Illinois must bear off the palm for vir tue. A saloon keeper in that State keeps a temperance pledge behind the bar, and does his best to induce bad pay enetctri ers to sign it. A Story is told in Oregon about a. young man who proposed in a Snaday School that a 1 "committee of yrrtotg }*? j dies sod gentlemen be appointed to raise