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The New York herald., 1867-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


ssrvrpss, March 23-6P.M
The railroad share market raled duh today but com
pArxiisely sssAdy. Nsu York Central and Michigan
Southern the strongest stocks dealt in There is
,mid feeling on the street although no violent uctua
toas occur. Governments less active. and barely
steady Gcd remarkably steady. and has been so for
mo past two weeks Money easy - seven with trans
actions al AN per cent and even less on undoubted
TIE failure Of clothing arm In this city is
reported rhs week. however has been agresably free
from such esismitea The extent Of the Broad street
failure reported yesterday, greatly exaggerated II
stated that shs liabilities but e2oo, ,o00 and IL
s nos believed The iossss viii exceed e2s 900.
A The o'clock sesioa of the epen board New York
Central sold u 100 iosx Reading loix y; Michi-
gan Southern, T5x 70; Cleveland and Psssburg 7sx
N Rock Island sT Northwestern preferred, e5S; Fort
wsyus. eek u. 81
Al the nrs regular board New York Central closed u
higher than q the sims yesterday; Reading. y;
hIchigan Southern. x Northwestern, Y; DO preferred,
"; Ohio and w'ssissppi essincaiss y Cleveland and
Pittsbau uas x lower; Rock Island, Y; Fort Wayne, H.
Al the one O'Clock open board New York Central sold
ct 100 q ~; Erie ssH Reading. loik Michigan South
ern, 7sk y; Cleveland and Rstsbarg, fsk u: Rock
Island 81 "a 81; csvsland and Toledo lls "a 81 North
western, % n ~; do preferred oss Fort Wayne. ook
Pacific Mail 1875 Ohio and Mississippi certificates 27k
Western Union Telegraph, az.
The market Al ave O'Clock dull under The follow
Ing quotations Nov York Central io5k K; Erie,
SIX ASK; Reading. Ioika n; Michigan Southern,
75X a 70; Cleveland ami Pa,sburg, 7sX n; Rock
lslAnd. Sox X; Fort Wayne, osH y; Northwestern,
35k X; do preferred. 6lts y; Pacific Mail, 12ss
I24H; Western Union Telegraph, Al Az; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates. q . X; Mariposa preferred
22kak
Mining stocks generally firm Al the nrst board
eda ghprt n ho ma titn0
yesterday selling 1t 81 IS; Corydon 4oc., selling at
81 20. Quartz Hill &C. lower, selling at s. IS.
Consolidated Gregory Gold sold IS 90 (S ~; Atlantic
and Pacific, SO 05 Columbian Gold and Silver sold at
$3 O5
There session this afternoon in consequence OF
the death Of MI. Pool, active member Of the board
Gold lower but ruled remarkably steady the total
variations not exceeding per cent The steadincss Of
the market during the weok be by the annexed
table. Tho total ductuaton but TX per cent the
highest ratio being l347s and tho lowest l33,<:-
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

0ando lnen ~ <rdraw v Ssw The trial of this
casxss resumed yesterday mornng si ten O'Clock Ths
nstre % the case ana l@uas involved IN tbe present
hishave been already fully stated m the HFraln rhe
follsing additional sestimony was sdducsd.--
Tisdors stout r~cresary NJ the 1tsr Arms Co being
swo de2osed--f ksrt the hooks of the COMPANY. The
witsss then KAse shork hs-sory ~ vusine*s and
opetons of the cnmp~ry ffum m~ osx&nlxsnon. and
sisu that The company sss IN solvent ccnaiiion %
thesih u July.
Asrsw v. Stout the defrn6ant WAS next sxsmined
On citation 20 certas latsrsi~Ns With The
plainH aud othrfs In whtA references sas
madte the financial status 81 ne rtn Arms Company
I'D d say tbst toe cosngany Was ffHs from tnaepfed
nsssaye Cor 500 coo @ rnnes mrrtiosea owned no
sioc IN the company had ne ntsnuah e aecsivisg Mr.
Ails IN the statements male - him TBS wtanes sAs
ern<srRmined Al cnrsidernhis engh im regard 20 hm
knosdge o. and connset'en with ths Arms Company,
and sied thai relation " The bunds uppn tn4eu ~
specs them, be frpiie6 that ~ thpaaht Nc tonds
vertcod. a. tbs hsnk lShor ssa l~~sherl had asnsd
mon en them, dfd nos k&y that thsf s@fs a. k"ed -
Gpysment fvefwcpiies wss mot ssksd cDncefnlns The
sssaen of The csmp&ny. The csss . sslA ~.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
Before Surrogate Tucker.

The wills Of tine following deceased persons have been
admitted 70 probate during the past week: k:-Piers
Maehs oliver Brown Charles Augustus Davis Bathshc
be- Browning, Abraham Brtton, Rober Swift Livngston
Catharine Booth Charles D. Davis, Anton Schock Jo
seph Warnock Abraham Mondes Seixas, Frederick
Yomgman, George Mills, Lewis Schneider, WIN. Henry
Church.
following estates ;-William John Baxter Aaron Deba-
rem Anastatia Joyce, Rosanna ODonnel Ella Cohen
soaomon gc.c%or r ~. a rs sonn y resoody
ben Hill D. David Irwin, Francis Grimm, Ellen McCul-
Tough or sloan, Andrew Nolan, George H. Shields WIN.
RomeIl, Margaret Brown. Henry jenkins, Henry D. S
Stratton.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Services To-Day.
A sermon will be delivered by Rev. Alexander IL
vnton d. D., this evening" at the Free Church OF the
Redemption, on Fourteenth street
The rite or confirmation, viii be administered by
the Right Rev. Bishop Potter this morning, in DR.
Dufies church, Lexington avenue, aud in the even
ing in the Church Of Our Lord, Eighth avenue and
Thirty fourth street.
There will bs preaching in the French language this
afternoon at the Church du Saint Esprit by Rev. Dr.
yerren.
Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Price will deliver the third OF his
OF lectures to young men In the Church du st.
Esprit, this evening. where hs win also preach this
morning.
Rev. Samuel j. Cornsille's sermon on Rituaism win be
on Henry street Rev. MI. Corneie will preach in the
evening, at the same place. the first Of course Of SER
mons 70 the young.
Rev. Abbot Brown, rector Of the Church Of the Re-
formation, breaches morning and afternoon a p NJ
the building hitherto occupied BY the Reformed Dutch
Church on Fiftieth street.
Rev. George r. Seymour breaches TO the congregation
Of the late Raw DR. Hawks to-day at the University
Rev. James D. Dunn, pastor or the Central Presby.
terrain church, Fiftieth street. breaches morning and
An interesting discourse and statement OF facts regard
ing the Midnight Mission may be expected from Rev.
Dr. Muhlenberg this evening" In the Church Of the In
At st. Ann's Free church. on Eighteenth street. Rov.
II. n. Morrel will preach this morning. and Rev. Dr.
Gallaudes In the afternoon and evening The afternoon
service for deaf muteG
Rev. Dr.. Decms, Of North Carolina win preach in the
University chapel this morning.
In the Yorkville Episcopal church, in Eighty fourth
street, Rev. VIM Dymond breaches this morning and
Rev. stephen n. Tying. JE, this evening.
Bishop Snow, the prophet win preach this afternoon
at three O'Clock, at the University. His subject sThe
Great Trumpet and Gathering OF Israel"
Rev. f. O. Fagg will preach at the chapel Of Rutgers
Institute, Fifth avenue, this morning and evening"
Rev. Chauncey Giles will lecture this evening on
"Marriage Means Of Regeneration" in the Sweden
borgian church, Thirty fifth street.
Right Rev. DR.. O'Connor. s. j.. win preach this morn
Ing a. naf past ten o'clock, in st. Andrews church,
City Hall place.
Rev. Charles b. smyth lectures the clergy ''The-
atricsi Representation" at hafpast three this after
noon, at Argus Hall, Broadway.
The Excelsior Praying Band spend the Sabbath to-day
at the Central Park Methodist Episcopal mission,
Eehtieth street and Third avenue.
Rev. George W. Bacon will preach this afternoon in
the church Of St. John the Baptist Lexington
The festival in honor Of the annunciation by the
Angel Gabriel TO Mary forceliing the conception and
birth OF the Saviour will be celebrated tomorrow in
tho Catholic churches throughout the city.
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the rooS Al inc time h- aesvy NE gale bslag violent
for her remain there safety
spoken. &c.
-s s:: fSs sss
Ship atSar from Boston FOR Madras FEB ls la. s NJ lon
SHIP T.siqrs Humphrey 4 srs% Melbourne Dses for roa
81 sSaa oa ao as IS z Veil
Foreisn Ports.
AsrwvRr, March 7-sld Maria 8, Medsgich. HYerk
bnssragAyls. March s-sld Laura. wlmseo, New York:
Bos.Ar Feb ls-In port 81 James Fullerton for Ia,sr
pool ldg; rennyson Wood do do May Queen Penny foe
S..o, March xsssr Dsl.pS Eysgss s,s
Francisco for Liverpool -
c.sssn1; Tss Stu por. :sD: Belle Of the ss. H...
Kssrs.ss stevens New Orleans DO: ksnsuofiss irss
:s% jss :sp: onsn,s, Pm: se.sss: -
March as
IssloIs aS s.sas BPsosnss ss asss. ad % "a ssr
HAvss, March Arr Red: White 4 Blue, Hudson Loa-
don Sid 7th AalantA ts Pinkham and Mercury sssssos.
Mrlvorr March 7sd Moses Day Eldridss rhiladelpa,a
sissS s% fa3s1 s's1S S.tda
KAsAeAwA Jan is-Arr previous ship cordillsa tBr.
Lpisroois March Arr ralmyr. t. watson, New York
% % ss s. sssse siissss s:ss
Hawk, GroweI KYorE; sih. Fanny Atkinson, Atinsou.
cid 7h Irosdss Merrill NYork; Thos Harwood s,rck-
o sos'ca ahn m Page Ndors Dorado
Ent out Ih Ann Gray Baxter for Giouceste Msss ana
81 John NB HISTORIAN ts Dutson, Portland; 9Th cnittva
u, Losssos s March I'm. out Com Perry Kelley. for Bos
LONDONDERRY, March Arr Jane Bishop, Mcclellan.
MARsKiLLrs, March b-sd Alceda. Overgaard NYork
MALAGA, March BIN port brig Charles Pool, sherman,
from Savannah and Cadz arr ath, TO load for NYork
MANcALoRK tMalabar coss Feb Arr Southern Belle,
Benson. Telchcrry land aid 9Th Telcherrv Cacu
NHwroRr, March 7-sd Good Hope Miller NYork.
QUEENSTOWN. March 7-sd Wilbur, Robson, Whining
ST J.eo March sIn port schr vaeria corklin for Bs
more 10 sail 10th.
yAIKscIA. March 2-Arr Bosphorus. blanchard, Canss
tslnce reported iost; Western Ocean, Griniths. do.
YOKOHAMA, Jan S-Arr ship Alice Ball, Ross Hong Keng
American Ports.
CHARLESTON March ls--Ar steamers Harriet
Lane Faunce; McCulloch, Merrman. and Pelican Clark.
ssu co ssr' w%so sc Ai'n
GALVESTON, March l2-cld bark Ernest Wilhelm, Par
MOBILE March is-cld brig Ocean wave squires. port
in Cuba; schrs chas Mccarthy Godfrey. and knight.
Bush do; Amelia Howe, Burgess, TampIco
NEW ORLEANS, March i6-Arr bark Fanny Eaer. Per-
Ca noun from Liverpool, brig dove Hardness frcss
Philadelphia, schr Geo Thorn. Townsend, from do CID
steamships George Cromwell YAM; Havana Palmer and
funs shuey Crcwe, kyork; Ccrtes Henry P,ovidence.
ship saranac Turiey Lverpoo bark Punjaub Orb Mcln-
'PIiiIADELPHrA March 2a-Cld steamship stars and
PORTLAND. March 2i-Ar bark Minnie (Br), Van Nor
den, Mstanxas brig Helen u Phinney Boyd. CardenAs:
eisr q Craig Craig, PSiisdspha. CID bark washnsoa
Butcher. ktckere0n. Havana.
SAVANNAH, March ls-Arr schr Emma Endioott, New
York CID steamship Montceo Miller Boston brig bilen
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

vsas sse. Marie's Eviaesce VIII Amsuns To.
no Josv~ai de Qsrber, Of March 20. publghss the
foowlns letter from Sse Mane:-
wAsmxcrox. March ., 1851.
w. Enfros--The communications that reach you from
~ informed sources fAisc. He Of whom you speak
inh article viii not BE- the principal wtnss& He will
hss very tls 20 say. Il e absolutely fsis, that he as
va sAy, apos,atixsd That II IN invsntona story TO
amse news sceker& He does not purpose. moreover.
that ths priests have had anything 10 DO with Sur
raj the asxzsknstioa Of Mr. Lincoln; for he knows
ms that you have 70 expose on his part, he n not
what you can have 70 sny thercon; md a. in a
fedsys he VIII have occasion 70 visit honsreal, he v
aio on this subject
o~ can people invent sach stupsdIuess 4 hear In
md. ~ kdiinr, thai am Canadian and 3 Catholic.
sh have received fron my country. ui never b. 10
ccsrdiy with such enrontery you pretend.
With this letter what you please, bat DO me justice.
Tia u sI ash of yca. fh2vs the honor 70 BE-
M Al STE MARIE
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

rhe United States steamer Onward on her passage 10
ne Jnneiro frcm Montsvideo. In ial 2s a s., Ion.
a. 10 W.. spoke the American schooner. John Bright
from Boston fos Valparaiso ~ days out ali well The
Onward wiz leave RIO Janero, under the command Of
AcsAns vo'untesr Lieutenant Perro Girand, for new
Nesk March q tonching q ~ Thomas or Barbados
Tbs rnssd sssies ssamsn ossirss and Junia,a are a.
BE. "a vel
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
Tut fENIAN fuNn

A the rsDsnt demonstration In Union square in aid Of
the Irish revoluiionsis, three gentlemen Of this city
Mr. John Savage, Judge Daily, and Mr. Eugene Kelly
~ere apponisd without being oncslly notified trus
tsos Of fund 70 bs raised for the cause OF Ireland
Funds and communications from distance haviug
reached these gentlemen, owing 70 the publicity given
70 their appoinmenS thsy deem IL advisable 70 state
ihey are no< willing y accept the position q account
ether 81 no< beng connected with she movement, or
having other engagements demanding their attention
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
SOUTH A Me RIG A.

Thesteamship North America Captain Zimmerman.
om 10 Janeiro February a. arrived at this port yes
tsrday Our thanks due the purser the prompt
.aeivg Of our files and dispatches
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

1st-14Oh the lowest was the 7th-ls3,S. The high
est quotation during the month Of February 140k
the lowest, l35K. the highest in January was 1871;
lowest, 1872
The total export OF gold during the past week amounted
to but $7 742 altogether the smallest weekly shipment
since tho commencement Of the year.
This being day tho foreign exchange market
was dull Bankers bills on England, sixty days, are
quoted at l0s1 10O three days at 10ok 1ooH COM
mercia bills. 1o7k 1854; francs, sixty days. 5.l7k
a5.23A; three days. S.l3X SIS.
American securities and consols quoted fol-
lows according to the cable kilograms on the London
Stock Exchange At the noted dates:-
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
Marine Disasters.


sHrr GKo Gsswolp Pettengill Rio Janciro Feb n
fos Francisco reported by Rio Janeiro CORES
pondent writing the morning Of 24th)
srsAxss ApxlArpr Cannon at Baltimore from Norfolk,
had side badly stove by heavy night Of the
BARx coLrusu tof onebee,, Robinson, from Savannah
for Cora, with lumber put into - Thomas llh leak
ing, and was under survey 18th.
BAnx AnAssrA--Fory-slx bales thrown overheard
IRON Ahshes before reported burnt East Pass Apaa
chscola Bay. 100 Mes burnt The vessel was scut
ted and she sunk In feet Of water large proportion OF
M rom mac soas T Es.s nPs % sss %
s 70 have been The result of csrccssncss on the part
of Nhe cook. An Iron vessel taken fr,m hre and
placed On bale ~ cotton Tho burning SCOT from ne bot
tom falling the combusble material almost Immediately
'hAshsd' the whole mass Into hames.
Bgs rnkErss nos.s Mcrean from csiearisn for Boston
IN Portland, Ne, byJ wnslow i9i tons, class
scnn JAsos from Wilmington. NC for Turks Island re-
turned port 10h leaky condition, and viii
PROBABLY have 70 discharge csrro for repairs
oaxs~ocx March 7yessrdsy she ship President PM.
more. New YORK. aground on uervei Point o. her
passage down he RIVER from GLASGOW Tor me ran OF the
Bznk
THE following steamers cleared yesterday but In ali pro-
hsbsy have not sailed owing she strong and high sea-
which continued sunsets-CAsdona. Columbia. Cor
ses yus a. rNns CITY a. Baltimore. Denmark. Granada
ruerp~ R<beccs clyde. Rsssn. Msrmion, George wash
inston and san 5sonto
ur wmixm ssseklne ne xsw Jersey and ssHay Hook
pcs in charge ef hs Bremsn steamship America which
sailed On rhursasy has been tskea6s by her 70 Bre
ssa IA eonsssasass of ,AsEs ssax Anoa be-, ousAas
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

The receipts for customs. and the receipts. payments
and balances at tho Treasury in this city for the
week have been as folows:-tEn :
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

ruhI VI NEW vuhk WAuCh Zjs boI.
Cleared.
Steamship Merrimac, sloco, ST Thomas Rio Jaheiro, &c
s..:m:SD e:S%s,. R:stcn Asn
s s:s.. s;s s.e ss
s!ss%ls,p Hsesgs washington. c.ssr New Orleans:
steamship San Jae,nto. Atkins. savannah-darrson 1
Steamship Rebecca Clyde Morsan, wilmington. Kc-J
ss,s.m:h,e Valley City: Tomlin. Alsnsndris Hand.
SesmsSSip s SsrsSs. Bssrss Bossonw civae @''
steamsnip Acushnet. Kelly. New Bsdford-Fersuscn
sSp ssrqIcs CIR; Hilsn IvsrOGol- < wrGA. Co
Ship Loreley (Nor. 4arcussen Antwcrp-Funoh, Mcncks
ship Betty (Brem), Nushorn, Bremen via Philadelphia
xdslia Carlton. ralfsy, NslSournsxsiIsr Lord
Bark James Duckess Orb Reynolds. Livsrpool-o Bull
Bark wsixlava tMeck) Mochin. Cowes for ordsrs-so.
Brig Eii.ase.h tDan, Nelson. Koniesbeu-F -Funoh,
Brig Orlnoco (Brl, Norton St Jaso-D R Dewoif Co.
Brig Aylssford (Br) Dodge, Windsor Ns-Brett, Son
Brig Webster Kelly Haskell, Charissson-AJ Bentley
schr Koon Jasper savania and Santa Msrtha-F Talbot
schr Baker, Pierce. st Pierre. Mart-H vatabls 4
Schr z De Hart, Lowe. Matanzas-B weinberg
schr I Sherman Lake. Jacksonville and Pilatka-van
schr vicksburg Mccormack Jacksonville--w Ray.
schr Enchantress Blatchford. savannah-N McCready
schr Ben Jones, wilmington nee Powell.
sS a sshS Sy h
ssSr Arctic, I, Henry. salem kW Rope. 4So;
sss
sesr Esess sSSd shsnh.rs stam,pra Haptord- Racket,
sloop so g.s Sac.s,ope & Jsckssn s. psoyidsnse ,,.
soop Emily Allen, bridgeport.
Arrived.
Steamship AustraIasian Br), Cook, Liverpool March g.
nad aist inst lss miles east Of sandy Hook passed
ss s oqs c s SsuEs s Ne
h $ Ii & .sa I'Ps: ssss
E Nj sa @ n ss
%S@n Tss ss ss %
w Sa feet sboas s r. ~ y cn ana x n
~ fsthoms Of water day passed Cunard steamer
Steamship North America, Zimmerman Rio Janero Feb
e. Bshs March Mar rsrnamsuco n "a Para 9Th and y Tho
E w y Hsss g y ~: ss hsn..
cosie Mccssan sslsmors 81 from RIO yanerc
"s dss = NJ s csr
s:.%:ss Ss1ss Sss ss:s.sef s:s..s rsnd
m msa q oy% nacs @ d y win ahs d;s and
In gale from wsw. sprung the head Of
s: ~: :s ;ssse
Brig Crusader Br jones' Messns % days with fruit to
James Robinson Co; vessel 20 De ycru, Marsh McCuy.
Brig Crmea lof stockton Patterson CardenaA 10 days.
with Walsh Carver Experienced heavy weather
Of Hat,eras split sails and broke main boom shipped
several heavy washing overheard casks and MI
ing cabin and forccase Anchored inside Sandy Hook 2oh
inst
Schr Wooster. Leland, Machias. 10 days.
Schr Willie Lee, Nash Rockland.
schr Sarah Joncs Gardner Newport
Schr Kate ScrAntpn. Clark Middlctown Ct.
steamer Bfanc, Foster, Baltimore.
Below.
ship orien. nm, 10 days from Liverpool
Marine Disasters.
sHrr GKo GsiswoLp Pettengii Rio Janeiro Feb n
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

The Bank Of England return for the week ending
March is a follows compared with the statement Of
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
sHIPPIN NEW S /.

ALMANAC YoRk-rHts pAY.
SUN b 10 81
SUN SETS l6 HicH WATER morn III u
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
RoRERTs-CCRns. Wednesday, March 9, by the
Rev. G. Brooke. at the residence OF the brides pa
rens GEoRoE d RoBERs to JANE EANEs oldest daughter
Of John G. Curtis, or Brdport, Dorsetshire England
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A I'D FOR IRELAND.
Lecture will he delivered under the auspices OF tn
Fcnian Brotherhood by John Savage. ESQ., Cooper IL
stltutc on Wednesday evening, March n, at O'Clock
Subject" Theobod Wolfe Tone and the Cause o
Ireland"
Admission 90 cents.
Tickets can be mad At tho Central Once from member
of he brotherhood.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-28
"A.
Ser uubciteabarc Brief.

9l}t mener Gntfernun0 BON 8lanfOille l6loB ein
NbIhnitt meines Gebens uno men S6ifIdl mubte
eine neue gSenbnng nebnlen, Deren EtcDtun9 mir
ireilb in ben Mu9en6!ifen bes Nbifte0s nod unbe<
fonnt mar SD fam nad Saltle, oas betBt 5u nlel=
ner Mluter, Die iber pie 9robe yerdn0ernng IN mel
ncm g8elen unO Senebmen lebr betroffen mar; aber
ib ibte mid nibt in Der Sage, oas, mas 10 natlir=
lid ifen, Su tbun: Dem Mtutter9er5en lnclnen
Shmer3 uno t1eine Glagen SIT Offuen; t6 bIleb pDbl
persebn Sage lang bitter perI6oiIen. 8oourb
mar0 mein 9erDeniDltem auf oa5 9cftlgIte ar9e9rf-
fen, ib ionf oufs &rantenlager unb rang ipo4en=
lana nit Dem Sooe. Sn nlelnen StcberpDGntanee1
bate ib enen She'll bes i6refliben 8ebeinlnlles
uno neiner Se5ie6un9en 5u ocmlelben geptfenbart
uno al8 id in ben 3uitano Der gSebergenelung tber=
alma, oab i neiner Mtutter einen Dolltdnoi9en Se=
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cnem neuen gBlrfungsfretle UNI; Elm SermanOtel
meiner Wtntter NOR BON Gtnflub III 98abn9on llilf
bradte mid als geamten ms Bureau Der nnbeltel=
barren 9reefe, tpe!fe b befanntli6 in Den gerelnlg'
ten Staaten jdbrlidb aui mebrere Mlonen belaufer
uno oeren GrleOgung eine 9ln5a9l BON NngeItelte1
fort uno fort in Sbdtigfet erbdlt SD gewanr
&outine I'M Nufbrtden pDn Siegeln unO Notlren oes
eSnbalts Der Yreie, als penn itD fir oieB @eiddf
9eboren morben mare, uno galt unter meinen &olle'
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SumuriitiiOcS.

Notiirti6. :. Gin Srldnoer, Der ieine 6anilie
auT Der vGjriinen SnIel" 5urufgelalen bate. nlde
Nrbeit in Stem Wort unter Dem Yor0eben, oaB CT 10
idlnell als n09lid 10 piel perOicnen nil. nm eine
aieben beriberfonlmen su laen. auf Die 6ra5e ME
ftorf ieine 5anlie pdre, ontUortete er Cine 6rau
uno orei &noer, uno ME babe tb Gins bon oenleIbcn
seieben." ~
Ser Nrbeit9eber ibiittelte ben Sopf nno fra9te,
ipe oas mDglid mdre. ~.
.Ge6r natiirli6," ertuiosrtc .Yat; reins metner
Sinoer lpurbe na9 meiner abrelle geboreh." erbe-
fam @rbeit.
Wie fomnt es, bab Die @lut6 Der giebe oft 10
balO perl9winbet? - 0as ma6t Die Gdlte oes 'ebez
lebens.
Sn elmer apotbete. Sauer:, GriiB Gott!
sat Ser Serr mir fir 3abni6meraen?
8ropiIor: 8 ia-(giebt Dem Bauer Salnllaf 81
| r;phen. bof er slridtaumelt)
8auer Cat iid enbli6 erbolD 9onner nno gSets
ter G'ldldgt ia einen pblli wie'n Oaien neoer..
gropiior; Gun, aber gelt b3abnl6merjen lsln
meg?
8auer: eyh wolIt, baB'n Serrn Der Seufel .bolen
t6dt, mir feblt ia mir, s'is Ia mein gSeIh oaboanL
Die bs3a5nidmerjen bat. +
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-28

81 900 NteIen Giienbabnen lino in ben Se'
Gtaoten jebt pollenoet unb in Operation, i'm gl
phoriFfpn 5inb npth 1850 Wteilen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-28

= VrofeIipr ssreo. SaDoen Don Der Bbila0elpb
l1niperIitdt, wel9er i'm lebten CONNER auf Nnori
nuna Der &egieruns ben gtaat Nebresfa bereiit II
eeoloeiI6 unteriubt bat, ia9t in ieinem oesfali9
9eridte, oaB in ben brei Dem Wfiiouriflulie Sundd
9elegenen Geiben BON Counties oieles Staates me
fir 4ferbau eeeienetes 2ano entbalten iei als
eansen Staote Yenniplpanien nnb oaB oieles Sa
niroenos in Nmerifa in Sesug auf Sruhtbarl
uno 2et6ti0teit oes gnbaues ilbertrolfen iperoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-30
I, <CIrJ.1N-

- IT is A REMARKABLE FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life AS
surance Society in 1866. was
1850. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was $3,5O4 !;
percentage of loss 1894. WASH
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, 81, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, S2,393; loss 1927
All these are cash companies /;
and the rates Of some sixteen
not, companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the wealthier
classes, who are able to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 50
mat erially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to the amount of $25. 900.
Nv Y. CbNs. Path b1cnder..