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Tole?rap2i.1 b > ^? Yrfctaa?. Sr. ,\i.?\Sii, .!nnv A spetdal reports ? tw\ engagement between Col. Scanlau *H ; regiment ami tin- British cavalry, near Wdgeon Uilb Thc British cavalry were dispersed aiffl fled in confusion. The Fe- j mani- captured 100 horses and throe tlagn. Four Fenians wounded and ono briton killed and three wounded. Scawlan subse? quently ordered the regiment to withdraw from Canadian soil, but. den. Spear still remains. Nsw YORK, June 9.-The interest in the Fenian situation centres in the ?mall com? mand nf Qen. Spear, half a mile across -ti\Q borderline. A portion of his cavalry HjU-de a dash into Frieleighahurg yester? day, routed tho british force and captured a British flag. Gen. Spear immediately commenced entrenching. Thc morals of his army are very bad; desertions are the rule-whole companiea are-making tracks for the nearest home transportation office, and, io some instances, regiments desert. There is no organizat ion, and drunkenness j prevails to an alarming extent. ' BCFSALO, June Sh-Gen. Barry has re? ceived an order from the President of the United States, forbidding transportation over thc roads or other modes of public travel of persona and materials of war j supposed to bo designed to \-iolate thc j neutrality laws; also, forbidding trans mission, over the telegraph wires, of mes- | sages, in cypher or otherwise, from the ; Fenians, or matters relating to the Fenian : movement*. The Fenian Conned of War, at Buffalo, has decided that it is best to order all thc | troops, back to their homes; without arms and money, they think ii a useless wamste . >f life to enter Canada. TOBOSTO, June 9.-The Provincial Parlia? ment convened yesterday. The Governor General, in his message, congratulates Canada on the spirit she has shown in rising to repel the invaders; calls attention to the issuing of President Johnson's proclama? tion, and strongly recommends the sus? pension of the h thens corpus. A bill sns ?>ending the writ of habeas corpus was in? troduced and passed in both Houses, and wa* signed by the Governor-General. This caused a great flutter in thia section, and many persons have '.eft and are leav? ing the city in consequence. No arrests have yet taken placo, but some arc expect? ed soon. -We have tidings of arrests from various parts of tho provinces. Nev*'* Item?. NHW YOHK, Juue 9.-Mrs. Heid, who washed tho clothes of E. A. Frazer, whose death from cholera wa? reported, was seized with the same disease on Wednes? day, and died that night. A German girl living in the same house was also attacked, but was saved by prompt treatment. 'Sit steamers sailed to-dav for Europe. The City cf London and the Teutonia take upwards of *2.000,000 in gold. WASHINGTON, Juno 9.-Senator boland to whom was referred the bankrupt bill which recently paseed tho House, will pro? bably make a favorable report to the Judi? ciary Committee next week, but there is very little prospect of the passage of the I 'ill this session, SM it will lead to more dis? cussion than there is time for the Senate to indulge in. Sf.vt Yona, June 9.- Tko steamer New York has arrived from Aspinwall. She brings $350,000 in gold. A grand national banquet bas been given in honor of thc discomfiture of the Spa? niards. Destructive Fire. PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-A destructive tire occurred thia morning, corner 2?th and ? Callowhill s tracts, on the Schuylkill. Da- | ! vies' woolen mills, and James Monarch & Co's dyeing, cotton and woolen establish- | f ment* were consumed. I/iss ?200,000. The Market?. j ^ NEW YORK, Ju?e 9.- Cotton quiet and | j unchanged, (told, :&*'. Exchange dull, I t at 9|. j I 7 P. M.-Cotton steadv, with sales of 900 ', l balea, at 38<340c. Pork" firm, at 30@65. j , Sogar dull. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull, i i Gold closed at 39?. ? 1 -? ? +?>- J The Times suggests a plan whereby j the antagonism between the Presi dent and Congress may be harino- ' nized, or, at least, have some of its ? sharp points rounded off. It is, in j substance, that, after passing the i amended amendment to the Consti- j tutioE, Congress should immediately adjourn, without passing any bill of exclusion. In this way there will be I nothing, it thinks, for the President j to veto, and a fresh collision will he avoided. On the other hand, "thc : States will be out, and they cannot ! get in until Congress votes them in," : and so Congress will have carried its point, But there is one contingency which ? does not seem to have been contem- i plated. Supposa the eleven South- I ern States ratify the proposed amend- ' ment, and the rest of the States don't, ! where will the Republican party be? : [New York 2fews. t The New York Tribune, speaking of the trial of Mr. Davis, uses the following language: If Mr. Davis is] to be tried, as it seems to us he ought < to be, we can imagine no reason for j deferring h Ls trial. If he has been j unjustly proclaimed an assassin, he should somehow be relieved from the blasting inoidpation; and if he is not to be tried, but is merely to be held ?until public sentiment will admit of his j liberation, we protest against a policy : so unworthy the people of this coun? try. Even if the object of his imprison ment were to render him the sole idol of the late rebels, making them I forget all his faults in their sympa-; thy for his condk on, it lins already been fully accomplished. Dot us | either try him, or else let him go. ; Robert Dale Owen gives us the clue to what is wanted, and it is this: "('ease from talking about the enor? mity of secession and its punishment; throw away revengeful feelings; and in imposing conditions for reatorntit >n. let us do it in defence, not in requital; ns an act of justice, not of humilia? tion; as the exercise of a right which we have won by the costliest sacri? fices, that we may avert in the future the perils and sufferings of the past. " A special despatch tp the Charles? ton Courier, anted Washington, June H, says: (Miarles O'Conor, Esq., one of the counsel, has applied to the President for the release of Mr. Davis on pa? role, offering $250,000 bail. A long cabinet session was held, to-day, on the subject, but no conclusion was arrived at. The impression prevails here that the application will ulti? mately be grouted. A 'strong petition has been pre? sented to the Senate by a large num? ber of ex-Federal army officers, in the South, remonstrating against the live per cent, tax on cotton, saying it will be a death-blow to cotton cul? ture, and prevent Northern emigra? tion from cultivating cotton, thus ma? terially retarding Southern pros? perity. -.-?-??-? ll ix HIM AOAIN.-Judge Cuder wood comes in for tho following cut? ting allusion in a letter published in the Louisville Journal concerning tho trial of civilians by military tribunals: ''It is the proudest praise of the judicial bench of America, that where ever the subordinate holders of executive authority have wished to deprive a citizen of life or liberty contrary to law, they have been com? pelled to'crente tribunals of their own ; to effect their purpose, aud have never succeeded in rinding u judge, (the infamous Underwood alone ex? cepted) who would prostitute Iiis office to become the supple stool of their displeasure or their malice." SAD ACCIDENT AT ST. ACOCSTINE. On Saturday afternoon. May 26, a i party left St. Augustine on a pleasure j visit to the farm of Mr. Jas. A. Mick? ler, ou North Uiver. When about 1 twelve m?es from St. Augustine the boat capsized, drowning Mr. A. A. Bravo, his daughter Anns, Miss Ita- j fila Ldambia?, Melanie, daughter of Mr. Jas. A. Mickler, and nu infant son of Mr. Daniel J. Mickler. The remainder of the party clung to the boat and were rescued, three hours afterwards, in almost a drowning con? dition.-Florida Union, 2d. THE TEST OATH AT THE SOUTH. - The Secretary of the Treasury ?6 now sending notices to the officers in the South who have been unable or un? willing to take the test oath, that they will be required immediately to va? cate their several offices. Mr. McCul- I loch hos determined to enforce the | Inw to the letter, and trust to the ac- > tiou of Congress to remedy any evil ? that may result from the vacation of ? Important revenue offices. [2few York Ti ates. I ATTRACTIVE Lo< ALITY.-Warren- j ton, Va., and vicinity seem to pos- j ?ess great attraction to Confederate I generals. Living in or near thc town, j ue Lieutenant-General Pemberton, Major-Generals Smith and Lomax, ; Brigadier-Generals Hunton, Payne ; md Thomas Smith. Colonel Mosby, j iud captains not a few. It is a beau- | ifni country, and many persons arc ! leleoting homes there. , RETURN OF FIVE-TWENTIES-A let- ? ter received at Washington from a j prominent United States official, says ( hat large shipments of five-twenties : nay be expected, owing to the great apprehension of Avar on the conti ?ent. Persons who purchased the | louds as permanent investments are low anxious to realize, aud are Hood ng the banking houses in the prinei- | lal cities of Germany with them. !?} is said, in financial quarters, ; hat houses in New York connected sith the cotton trade and cottoti jilin, as agents of some failed or fail ng houses in England, may be seri? ously affected yet. If so, we have lot yet witnessed tho height of the ? ionic, so far os it concern-; this | ionntry. The Secretary of the Treasury, iu mswer to an inquiry of the House ! n relation to the sales of gold, reports , hat the Assistant Treasurer at New 1 fork sold gold amounting to the sum if $35.440,000 during the month of day at the rates 130'?. 130}.?, 130??, 31 and 1311?. A meeting was held at Knoxville, ?ii Thursday lo?.t, at which a eommit ee of twenty-one was appointed to ?isit Cincinnati, with the committee rom Charleston? to confer upon the abject of the proposed Cincinnati, knoxville and Charleston Railroad. A special despatch to the Philadel? phia Ledger says the labor of re-es ablishing light-houses along the kmthern coast is rapidly progress? ng, funds having been voted by Con? gress to make the work, os is hoped, . complete success. A Lexington, Kentucky, despatch o the St. Louis Republican says: It s evident that there is not the slight st disposition in the Baptist Con? dition to co-operate, in any form, ,ith the Baptists of the North." Senor Romero, the Mexican Minis ur at Washington, denies the report, lublished recently, that Juarez hos greed to surrender the reins of rovernmcnt to Santa Anna. Fould threatens to resign. Ile has lld Louis Napoleon he couldn't tami his war nonsense. Fould held tocks. Fould is a fool. A new ten million dollar telegraph nterprise is forming in Now York 0,000 miles of wire t<? go every diere. Tho European Congress was to icetat Pains, on May 20. All the reat powers had agreed to it. CITIZENS' PURSE. SUBSCBIBEBS to the "Citizens1 Purse" for the THREE DAYS' ?ACES, to take place at the Cou garee Ka ce Course, com? mencing on or about the 4th of Jul v, Trill ploase meet at the Club Boom, TOMOR? ROW, tba 11th, at ll o'clook, for tho pnr pose ef making the necessary arrange? ments, and for the election of the oropor c?licers. J L. LUMSDEN, Proprietor Congaree Race Course. Jane 10_ 1 PATENT HAIR CMS PE BS. THE CBIMPEB3 are designed to beau? tify and improve ''woman's crowning glory,' the hair, and experience proves that nothing will remain unappreciated that has a te od eu cy to make beauty more beautiful-or, woman more lovely. A few dozen jost received by E. POLLABD, Jone IO f6*_Solo Agent. MULE STOLEN. ON Wednesday night, the 6th vfeWi instant, a well-built dark sorrel ^JU3a*mare MULE waa' stolen from a team near the Greenville Depot. She has streaks across her shoulders and on her rnmp; shod on her fore feet, teeth in front I a little worn. A liberal reward will bc paid I for her return to ALEX. CIVIL, Cotton Town, Columbia, S. C. Jane 9 3* STOLEN, _ FROM tho subscriber, on thc j\??>night of thc 31et ult., in the lower Ml\.|?rt of Orangeburg District, a dark chesnut sorrel HORSE, about 18 hands high, between seven and eight years old; j bo has a whito spot on one side of his ] breast about the size of the palm of your hand, and a black spot ou one side of hie breast thc size of your two hands, a ad a number of small bumps on his side and back, which can be easily felt; bo generally paces while under tho saddle, but in bar? ucas is inclined to gallop, if pushed. Thc horse is supposed to have on a McClellan saddle, an army felt saddle cloth and a common bridle. He was stolen by a negro, who represents his home as being in i air? field District. A liberal reward wdl bo paid for his return to nie. or for any information so that I can get him. An additional re? ward will be paid for the thief. C. H. HART, Holly Hill P. O., Charleston District, j KW Winnsboro News will copy six times and forward bill to this office immediately. ! June 9_2 ; I NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. CHANGE OF TIMK: ON and after SUNDAY, June 10, ISM, j trains w?l run as follows: Leave Charlotte at 11.15 p. m. and 4.30 a. m. The 11.15 p. m. train makes quick con? nections with, traine for thc North at Ra? leigh, and is thu QUICKEST AND MOST COM? FORTABLE ROUTE TO ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST FROM CO? LUMBIA ! ! 4J~ THROUGH TICKETS can be had :tt Charlotte to all the Northern cities. E. WILKES, June 9 Engineer and Snper't. Through. Freight Arrangements From Columbia, <'ia Charleston, SOUTH CAROLINA. R. R. COMPANY, I COLoriUA. Juno 7, lhGO. Colton at ?6 per Hale, delivered in New York. THE South Carolina Railroad Company and New York steamers have arranged a THROUGH TARIFF on COTTON, which obviates all unnecessary delay and expense. Shippers may consign to either Y\ ?lbs A Chisolm or Ravcnel ?& Co., agents New Yoi k Steamers ut Charleston. THE X.OO&I? TABIAS From Columbia to Charleston will bo S3 per bale. H. T. PEAKE, June 8 6 General Superintendent. anchester Mandaril and Newberry lle rat<\ will please copy three times. Wanted, LIMITED amount of GOLD and SIL VER. ^ttSlIEK \ LOWRANCE. June SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP. HAMS and LARD. In Store and for Sale LOW hy June 7 New Goods H ST OPENED I'Y SHIVER k BECKHAM. A FINK STOCK OF CASSIMF.RF.S Irish Linens, Corsets, Hoop Skirts. Nainsook Muslins, India Mull and Swiss Muslin Melt Ribbons, black Lace Mitt' White Lace Fall?, Narrow Colored Trimming Ribbon? Bonnet Ribbons. 12-4 Toilet Quilts, (lents' Linen Collars, Good assortment of Hosiery, Small Palmetto Fans, etc. .lune 0. Notice of Lost Certificate. "VTOTICE ?a hereby given, that :it thc J3I expiration of three months from this late, application will be mr.de to the Wash ngton and New Orleans Telegraph Com? pany, for the renewal of certificate of two Shares of Stock of the said Company, held m the name of Tho*. Boyne, and dated >3d March, A. D. 1650, and numbered Gfi3, '.he original having been destroyed bv fire >r stolen. TUGS. BOYSK. March 3 Hams! Hams! Hams! ? CHOICE NEW YORK CITY SUGAR- ; CURED HAMS, just receive.! and (urJ salo at 25 cents per pound. Call soon, bc- ? foro thoy are all sold. J^H? y_ _ J- R- AGNEW, j Butter and Eggs. CHOICE COUNTRY BUTTER. Choice GOSHEN BUTTER. And a good supply of FRESH EGGS. Just received ana for sale at our usual . low prices. .T. A. T. R. AGNEW. June 9 I Choice Family Beef. JUSTrecoived, choice FAMILY CORNED : BEEF. J. A- T. R. AGNEW 1 June 5 *_ Flour! Flour! \ S)f\f\ BBLS. Super, Extra, Hocker's ; ?t\J\J Self-Raising and choice Family j FLOUR, on hand ana for salo low bv June 3 J. k T. R. AGNEW i Iron! Iron! Iron! TIRE IRON, l \ to 2 inches wide, at . ALSO, A complete assortment of Hoop, Rod, Horse-shoe, Round and Square IRON, on hand and for pale low by June 3 J. A T. R. AGNEW. CARRIAGE MATERIALS. THE subscribers have just received an ' assortment of CARRIAGE HATE RIALS, consisting in part of Spokes, Feb ? loos. Shafts, Carriage Bolts, Axle (Mips. ! Malleable Casdngs, Enamelled Cloth and j1 Leather, Dash Leather, Whip Sockets, j Knobs, Lining Nails, Point and Saud Bands, Oil Carpet, Carriage Hinges,Coach ' Bodv and Running Part Varnish, Japans, ' . Paints, oils, A-c. A LSt ?, '. A full assortment of Tire Iron, from 1J j to 2 inches wide, at f>\ couts lier pound. June 2 J. A- T. R. AGNEW. : BUTTER ! BUTTER '. ! BUTTER ! ! ! j CHOICE COUNTRY BUTTER, at 40 j cents per pound. j < Choice GOSHEN BUTTER, at (10 rents per pound. Just received, anil for sale by May 29 J. A T. R. AGNEW, i CHAINS! C?A1?S! CHAINS! JUST rece ived and for sale low, 50(1 pairs Straight and Twisted Trace CHAINS. Also, a complete assortment of Tongue Chains, Lock Chains, Breast Chains, Stay Chains, Fifth Chains, with and without Stretchers, Coil Chain, Halter Chains, Jack Chains, Ac. J. A T. it. AGNEW. May 27 _ Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, &c. POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS, TINNED i SAUCE PANS, Plain SAUCE PANS, Long and Short Handled Fry Pans, Brass : ami Enamelled Preserving Kettles, Glue i Pots, Tinned Mortars, Kettles. Ac. Just : received and for sale bv Mav27 J. A- T. lt. AGNEW. ; TRY THE MARHAM) 11A1I. ; ONE HUNDRED choice SUGAR-CURED ! MARYLAND HAMS just received. \ There are no better Hams,and they are : at least as good as the br>t in market. For \ . sale LOW bv J. ,V T. !t. AGNEW. . May ?Mi , Spades, Shovels, Forks, &c. ; DOZ. L. ng and Short Handled 0\f SHOVELS. ' j , : doz. SPADES. 1") .. Long and Short Handled Manure ? Forks. Abo, Garden Forks,Garden Hoes, | Garden hakes, Garden Trowels, Grain Cra- ! dies, G ri th n's Scythes, Ac. Jn*t received j I and for sale low br J. A" T. Lt. AGNEW. I May 24 ; Stuart's Syrups. QTUART'S WHITE SYRUP. O Stuart's Sugar Loaf Syrup. Stuart's Golden Syrup. Just received and for- dc by J." & T. K. AGNEW. May 2a 3??BWXLX?0??'S FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, THE undersigned have been appointed! agent* for these superior SAFES. ? Tucsc S-iiV? ar?' mad'- with three tlangcs all Other safes hav ; but two. Thev have Powder Proof Locks, and thc locks and ' bolts are protected with plates of hardened steel, which is the only protection against the burglars drill at.d the insertion of pow? der. Also, warranted free from dampness. While these Sates have no stipeiior ii. rjuality, they are furnished at moderate prices -at least 25 to 3?i per cent, less than Herring's and other makers, while thc ' quality cannot be surpassed. A sample Safe can be seen at oui stoic. J md orders will bc taken at New York prices, with expenses of transportation kided, and no charge for forwarding in Charleston. J. & T. R. AGNEW. _>Liy 2o_ FRESH GROCERIES, j BBLS. Choice Irish POTATOES, Bbl?, j Split Peas, Beans, Pearl Parley, Heck- ! >r's Farina, Daryea's Maizena, Crosse A I Blackwell's London Mnstard, Quarter und I Half Boxes Sardines, Raisins, Citron, Mac- j .aroni,Vermicella, Choice black and tireen ' Teas, Prime Coffee, Pickles in Jars, and tor ?ale br the dozen or hundred, Soap, Starch, Fig Blue, Olive Oil, Canned Poaches, Toma :oe-<. Pepper Sauce, Walnut and Tomato , Catsups, London Club Sance, Worcester dure Sauce, Yoasd Powder:?, ('m.king Soda, Flavoring Extracts, Baker's Chocolate, ?inger, P< pper and Spices. English Dairy 'In cse, Soda Biscuit, Sugar, Butter, Oys or and Boston Crackers, Mackerel in vhole, half, quarter barrels and kits, also it retail. Together with numerous addi? tions to our stock now on tj.e way find ?ein? daily received, ami which will he lol I at moderato pri?es bv May 15 J. A T. R. AGNEW. Bolting Cloths, Scythes and Grain Cradles. J" CST received a complete assortment ot th miine Anchor Brand Bolting Cloths, iritlin's Grain Scythes and Superior (Irani 'radies, which we ofter at low figures. M iv 15 J. A T. R. AGNEW. BBI.S Ml Si OVADO SUGARS,8 pounds tor ii. Barrels Muscovado SUGARS, 7 pounds or fl. { A i .s< ?, A complete assortment of Ci ushed and leflned SUGARS, l 'orsaleat low rates bv May 13 J. A T R. AGNEW ON CONSIGNMENT, And for Sale Cheap 2 BOXBft-TOBACCO- choie.i gradee. D\J 10 " .' -low 10,000 BEGAUS-genuine l?o Hondo. 5,00o -low grades. 20 Lalee COTTON YARNS h lu 12. 10 baskets Heidsiek Champagne. 50 doz. Madeira, Port, Sbwrv ami Claret Wine. 10 doz. Lemon Svrup. Several cas< ? of Old COGNAC BRANDY. 10 bbb. Bourbon Whisk er ?20 " Cur? " AI.S?, 75 bbl?. Flour. eiK) bushel? Corn 50 kits Mackerel. * 50 bbla. Coffee Sugais 23 " commun Brown Suh.utj. 25 bags Coffee. ?,00 boxes Sardines. 100 bnxea Herrings. JANNEY k TOLLESOX. Just Received, IFf BOLT.S 5 and C quarter CANTON .?_> MATTING-white and red checked. 150 pieces blt I NTS-cheap. .2(10 " BLEACHED SHIRTINus. 50 " LawnR and Organdies, bndies' Philadelphia Slippern. 5 bales Brown Shirtings. For sale cheap. Mav 1? TOLLF.SON A- J ANSTEY. mom*. AT Wholesale & Retail. OX PIECES POPLINS DE PAMS. 4fJ20 " FRENCH GRENADINES. 20 pu ces Embmid'd and Plain Berates. Kt " French Wasauibique. 30 ,; Berage Anglais, at :i7? 7d. 50 " Cha?nes-very pretty -X7A 7d. 25 " French Prints. 200 ' Fancy 2(H) " Lawns aud Jaconet*. AI_SO, .Inst received, a tine assortment of SEA? SIDE HATS, WREATHS and F FATHERS. Bombazines, G-4 Black DeLaine. 8-4 Black and White Berage, for shawls. Jaconet, Swiss and Naiusook Muslins. Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics. White and Colored Brilliants. Trail Hoon Skirts. Embroida and Linen Cuffs aud Collara. Cutsets. French Fan-. At.SO, 200 pieces Bleached Shirt mg* 25 .- 8-?l0 and ll Qr. Sheetings. ? Bales :i-4, l-a and 4-4 Shirtings. Hosiery- all prices and qualities. ? Cloths, Cassiniercs, Drap d'En-. Linens. N&nkenctt, ?tc., for gent's wear. I ALSO, AT WHOLESALE ON LY. 20 eases Ladies" Bootees, lo '. Slippers, lo .? Men's Congress Bouts. Itt .? Lasting Situes, lo " and Leather bumps. A large stuck ut' Ladies' Hats, trimmed ind untrimmed, (tent's Felt and Leghorn Hats. 111.000 Colored and White Envelopes. Foolscap, Note and Letter Paper. Large stock ol" Clothing. TOLLES ON & J AN NEY. Shoulders and Hams. 2BHDS. .SHOULDFKS. 1 tierce SUGAK-CUHED HAMS. June :\ JOHN C. SEEGERS .V CO. On Consignment. "A REAMS large-sized WRAPPING I J\J PAPER-low to dealers. May 27 JOHN C. SEEGERS. Statement of the Condition of the . 3F Hartford, Conn., on the :51st day of D? the State of South Carolina, pursuant t . The name of this Company ia Putnam Fi: . Tho amount of its Capital Stock is....... . Th.? amount of its Capital Stock actually ASSI Cash on hand . Cash in bank. Cash in hands of agents and iii cours*; of Heal Estate, ?56,000 -less mortgage, ?S0.O bonds and Stocks owned by the Company. United States Bonds, 7-30*8. " "Sixes," o? 1881 State of Wisconsin Bonus. 114 shares Farmers and Mccb'csXatl Ban 5*' " Hartford " 2S0 " American 150 .. Mercantile 100 " First 200 " Importera and Tra d'i\? " 200 " Fourth 100 Ninth 100 " American Exchange Iu7 " Continental bil Hartford and New Husen iUUrc Due thc Company, secured by mortgages, encumbered Beal Estate. Duo the Company, otherwise secured, ioai Debts for premiums ... All other property of thc Company, conste furniture sud revenue stamps " ? ".>. The amount of liability due or rot due t. 5. Losses adjusted and due-none. 7. Losses adjusted aud uot due-non?.. 3. Losses un a> I j usted.. ). Losses in suspense, waiting further proc 3. All other claims against the Company-f 1. The greatest amount insured in any one 2. The greatest amount allowed by the rule city, town or Milage-no rule has been a 1. The greatest amount allowed to be insu adopted; it depends upon its constructic I Certified copv of charter- filed herewith S. WOODRUFF, President, ll mi FORD, January 15, i8C(>.-STATE or < orsonaliv appeared Samuel Woodruff, Pies utnuiu fire insurance Company, and made il.scribed, is a true, full and correct statem tidbits, so far as ascertained at this ?late, i .-inlier, 1865. Before me, i 'oriimission HAIITFOKD, Jaimarj ll, 1SCC- STATE OF Co ard Goodman, of tho Town and Count}- < ereby certify that I have examined the mor ie County of Hartfoid, ?.?ni find that all tin isuranco Company, u\ Hartford, Conn., fro module are duly cut. red of record, and th. Beds made by other persons, of property si ich of them there is tho certificate of the r nd described in said mortgage hes; that s ic same and other inquiries made by me, I ages is duly entered of record; and I do ce: il value of "the real estate in the said mort onnecticut, and have ma.lo inquiry as to th iis State, and am well convinced that the st iregoing schedule are worth at least tho raised and valued in said schedule; also th: nm nany, contained in said schedule, and th i said schedule, signed by the officers of th' ie bani Company is the owner of tho numb tel? of said bauks, and that the said Comps i said schedule, and that the value of the ss atement. i witness whereof, I have hereunto set my 1 . s. ] ford. Conn., on tliis, the 15th day of .1 lune 10 1 Commissioner fi t NURSE WANTED. : A WHITE OlBJj, sixteen f* seventeen j j\. years of agc, who ie comp?tent U< I take charge of nn Infant. Appivjat this j offfor. .fane i> j Ex. Blackberry Boot and Rhubarb. ASAFE an?1, effectnal remedy for Diar rbtc-a, Dysentery, Bowel Complaint, i Cholera Morbu?, Pain in the Stomach, SM* i For salo hv FISHER A H EIN TISH, . j May 81 DriiygistA. Diarrhoea Cordial! I^OK Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Bowel ot Summer Complaint, Pams, Cholera, . Bloody llux. Sick Stomach, Ac. For eal? i b jr FISHER A HEINITSH, Druggies. BLACKBERRY BRANDY! , TT*OK Bowel Complaints, Summer Coin Jj plaints, Weak Stomach, Ac. For ?ale by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggist*. CHEAP LIGHT. ! TTS IVE HUNDRED gallons prime White J? KEROSENE OIL, for sale by barrel ot gallon at FISHER A HEINITSH*?, I May 31 _ Drnggista. QUININE! QULNLNE! ! TWO HUNDRED ounces SULPHATE QUININE, for sale by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggist*. DM?S AND MEDICINES ! GUM ASSAFOTIDA. BLUE MASS, in pounds. CALOMEL, DOVER'S FOWLER*. CROTON OIL, MORPHIA. Calabria Ijqnorice. Gnm Opium, Quinine. Epsom Salts. Mustang Liniment. Opodeldoc, Extract Logwood. Syrup Squills. Borax. Castor Oil, quarts and pints. Essence Peppermint. *' Cinnamon. ; Dead Shot Vermifuge. , Fahnestock's " 1 Holloway's Worm Confcetivt*. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Wright'?* Pills, Brandreth's PilU. Ayer'? Tills, Harlem Oil. Rad way's Relief, j German Horse Powder. B.trber'M Horse Powder. I Tarrant's Aperient, Tarr^ut's Cnbeb? ! Fh?otoken, Batchelors Hair Dye. Marehisi Catbolicon, Pain Killer. ' Sandford's Liver Invigorator. Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. " Sarsaparilla, Sozodont. I McMunn's Elixir Opinm. ! Flour Sulphur, Roll Brimstone. \ Cream Tartar, English Mustard. Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup. Strawberry Syrup, i Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla. FISHER ?V HEINITSH, Druggists, At thc old stand. Main street. The Fair Pace of a Beautiful Woman IS the admiration of every one. No one possessing this rich gift and attribute ot health and attraction would exchange it for the wealth of tho Indies. Yet now many suffer their skin to become rough with* spots and pimples, which mar the beantv and bloom of the face. The CIR? CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches, and imparts a beautiful complexion, so attractive in woman. For sale bv druggists everywhere. FISHER A HEINITSH, Agents. JOHN M. MARIS & CO., Philad a. ITCH!! ITCH! ITCH! Itch Liniment ! 2 THE great remedy at last for the ITCH. This LINIMENT will enre in a few ap? plications. It is perfectly clean, and free trom offensive and dirty grease. A very pleasant remedy, and a restorer of verr nappy feelings. All who are annoyed witL this disease will use the Liniment. Fro sale only at FISHER A HEINITSH'S April 3 Drug Store. Putnam Fire Insurance Company, ?cember, lSi??, made to the Comptroller ot o the Statute of that State. ro Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. . .$500,000 00 paid np in cash is . . St 0.000 00 rr*. . $1S3 6$? . 31,915 48 transmission . 26,335 38 $58,434 Si 00. . 26,000 00 to iv it: Pnr Value. Market Yahw. *50,000 $49,437 00 25,000 27,062 5? 5,000 4,750 00 k. HM tford. 11,400 13,908 00 5,000 6,800 00 14,000 15,680 00 15,000 15,000 00 Rockville.. 10,000 10,400 00 New York 20,000 20,200 00 * 20,000 20,200 00 10,000 10,200 00 10,000 10,900 00 .. . 10,700 10,700 Ou ?sd Comp'y. 10,100 17,170 00 $216,200 ?232,408 00 S232.4?O KV hiing first lien of recurd on nn . .. 82,450 W is cn stocks and bonds. 158,8^0 00 . 139 ?i ting of accrued .ntereat, ofhco 8,345 17 $566,667 47 i hanfca or other creditors-none. ?22,211 80 >f-none. or printing. .. ... 200 00 rink is $15,000. s of the Company to bo insmed in any on?? doptet rca in any one block-no rule has been m. DANIEL BUCK, Secretary. I'vNXECTICVT, CoCNTC OV HABTFOHP, S3. - ?dent, and Daniel Buck, Secretary, of thc oath that the foregoiugstatement by them ent of the affairs of said Company, and t? actual condition on the Slut day of De EDWARD GOODMAN, er for South Carolina, m Hartford, Conn. *. NECTICCT, COT'NTT OF HABTFOBD.-I, Ed ->f Hartford, and State o? Connecticut, do tgage records in the Town of Hartford, Ul 3 mortgages in favor of the Futnam Viro ni the persons specified in tho foregoing at fro-n an examination of the mortgage tuated out of this town, I find that upon ecording officer in the County whero the aid mortgage deed is recorded, and from am satisfied dat each of the raid mort rtify that I am acquainted with the gene gage?, described a? lying in the State of e value of such part of them as lies out ot .vera! pa'r.-els of property described in the amount at which the same have been ap it 1 have examined all thc assets of said u certificates of the several banks named o bank, and find by said certificates that ef of share* named in said schedule in ny is the owner of all tho assets described ime is correctly stated in said schedule an?! iand and affixed ray official seal, ut Hart lanuarv,18G6. EDWARD OOODMA?, for South Carolina, in Hartford, Conn. [. E. NICHOLS, Agent, Colombia. S c