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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-06

This Company, National IN its character, offers
by reason oft large capital low rates Of Premium
| and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in,
surfing life yet preseuted to the public.
! The THtes Of premium being largely reduced.
are made az favorable 10 the insurers % those Of
the bort Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of AOtes, Di'i.
denis AMI the Misunderstanding which he let.
ter are so apt 10 cause the Policy -Huider-
Several new and utunctiAe tables are now pre-
sentcd, which need ualy 70 he understood 20
prove acceptable a. the public, such as the IN
CUMb.-PttUDi CtNG bOLlCN and RE-
IIIHN PREWIUN POLICY. In the fer.
mer, the policy holder not only secures lifc-in
suraucO, payable ~ death, but will receive, IL
living after period of T. few years, an annual
income equal 20 ten per cent. 90 per cent Of tho
par Of hs policy. Ia 90 latter, tho Company
agrees o. return to tho assured tho total amount
Of money he has paid In, ia addition 10 the
amount u his policy
Tho attention of persons coutemT lating insur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount Of InsuT.
nnce they already have, is called TO the special
advantages offered by the National Life lnsHF-
auoe Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars CIV
en- On application 20 the Branch 0dice Of the
Company In this city, or To it, General ARents.
E.e~ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City aud Town; and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
BILE endorsements, should be addressed 10 the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in
their respective districts.
GENERAL AGENTS or TGE CON.
PANf.
JAY COOKE & co.. New YORK, for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
n. ". CLARK \ co., for Pennsylvania and
southern Now Jersey
JAY COOKE co, Washington, D. c., for
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District CO.
Iumba, and West Virginia.
J. A. ELLIS Co., Chicago, H., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Town.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER, st. Paul, for Min
nCsutR.
dondGn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-06

The New York Times Washington dis.
patch says:
"The old politicians say that be cannot
preserve the party by any such policy, and
have heard more than one Of the disap.
pointed ones say that defeat in the state
elections and in 1872 is inevitable if Grant
don't take care Of the party. They are al
ready looking forward that distance. Gen.
Grant during his whole career as soldier,
let promotion take care Of itself He asked
none Of the advancements he received. He
felt, and acted on the conviction, that the
surest road to promotion was in the faithful
discharge Of present duty. President Grant,
during his whole career as statesman, will
just as certainly let party take care Of itself,
satisfied that the surest way for party TO
retain the rule of nation is TO rule 1t well.
He will not seek to organize the party that
il may rule, but rather TO strengthen the
country, that in the future it may desire 70
be ruled By bis party. 1t is this conviction
dawning on their minds which 50 terribly
paralyzes the professional politicians here"
-
otis TRrE, It's pity, pity It's true,' that
mankind will pass by unheeded the warning
symptoms Of disease and neglect the rene.
dies TO restore health, until disease has go
far advanced that it is often impossible 10
obtain reliei. We have been shown the
formula Of Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
and believe them to be the best and simp.
lest of medicines for Bilious disorders,
Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities. 4 C.
They are prepared with great caution and
will save many a doctors bill If used in
tine. AS an universal family medicine they
are unsurpassed Give the Mountain Herb |
Pills fair trial and we warrant you will |
never be without them. Sold by all dealers
febl5dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-06

Ia These celebrated Goods have taken prem.
iums wherever exhibited, both 10 France and the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Tho following plans have been submitted to Mr.. James
NJ MacgrcgOr, Superintendent OF Buildings, for his
prOValrince last Thursday;
PL 80 t5-Gp 2s-BuiuE located east side Of Seventy
iFOurthAVe SIZE OF bnuhg
ss No 4saarrI 92-Fe buildings located northwest
Madsous and FGy third Of building 9OI6o eaeh stories
PSa no t5aAp 2s-BaEug stuad at Ne lO4 EsssEst rearj
sl,e OF buiLiiug, 29I15 stories ONner. f. Grasver
Plan 45i-Aphl Bung located northeast esrner Of Tsrh
D. sf buidng 0I5l3i stories 6, Owner David
heAlPiB.
PL No SS-Aphi budus located side Of First
aud Foeib south l0ht size Of Sodug I5It0 stories
owher Mia Hatfield.
St " baidlug 5OIe, stones ave- oWDer Adam FolL
No. t-ADn 2aBaidng located No 81 Bs Forty hrst
building 25I98 o. stories three Owner Jas WadsSoh
Pins No 4O-Aprl 2LBudpg located north side hotts $50
Pa No t6Apr 9a-B.idus located ssOth:weat IOhAve
Of buinE 2h2 stories Owner Andrew Bwad
pl-Apnl 23--Tbee bulldogs located 9TH
7Sbst); Of bulldogs 90
O 70, stories two +sOres and 9stsesl Owner. W.
Johnston.
100 Of Frstays Of building, 9SIso stories owHer
Pia No I65-Aphl -Frs poof buIdug situated south west
htsentst sod unonquasi ise Of budhg 7Ill ons
Paa No l6I-Apr 26-BSidS aated NoG 40 and aee West
Twenty banding stories John
Paa No A65-Apdl f6Dudsg located No I'll sIthaTe ssT)
size Of bnidIng. l6L5h stories 2 oxner, J. H. TreaRor.
Paa No to6-Apu 26Buang located RyisgonSL (rea;
building 95IR, stories. 4 Owner John keRmer.
PdR No. Ae1Aprl s6BuipE located euth Sie Pory rik
200 vest Of hsth ss Of building l0Ibo stories And bAS
Pea No 4-Apnl N-Fivs buildings located east side Rnh are
81 0sh Of Ph} sevsDht size Of badhE Tl7ITo sAsh ss
rice, I and Gttic. Owner, Mary NJ. Jones
Pan No. 69-Apnl B-BuidnE located No. ll2 West Thirty
foarht BroGdsAY Of buing leI Stories bAseuet
and sub cellar. OxRet, ID. e. w. Brooh
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

the unprotected handing up to houses which they
leave less pnre than when they enter Sometimes these
men pass themselves of 10 the captain as Hneles, or
cousins II the have forgotten by og absence
their relatives as not 10 recognize hcn ana not unre
uuently the captain has to stand guard when MS Vehse
lands, 10 protect these honeless stiang ~ VIE
bad man, he will sometimes j0n III the @
schemes OF others This infamous imposition is pel'b
done away to sOme extent by the establishments VI chr
grant agencies.
IT, in our general approval Of the scope and execu-
ton of this volume, we must mingle some words OF
fault-fnding. we should comment on its desultory
plan and fragmentary mode Of illustration, when
fail to do justice to the broad and enlightened views
of the writer The work might have been greatly
improved by judicous condensation, and H. lpsteau
of so free of the abos of Others the author ao
blended tho fruits Of their researches with her own
reflections in q summary methodoal statement we
should have had more readable book.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Lot On Esrth lst-si. l33IllS

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
VIII find TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other DesF
paper and in addition TO this advantage THs TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and ali its cities and
villages but every state aud Territory throughout The
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to The
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that ths
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In oVep
business professions consequently adversementsin each
are read by all classes. The TRIBUNE deyotes especA
attention reports Of sales Of real estate beth in e
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's cor
umns as an advertising medium, The charges for adVsN
tsing are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per lA
for each msertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; ssHr
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per Isne. About ten wordsd
our wide columns average line Terms, cash n advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Mr.. HAMILToN's STATEN ISLAND DINNER AT
DELMONICO'S.

DELMONICO'S.
Wednesday evening Mr. Charles X. Hamilton
OF Staten Island entertained at dinner. at Demoncos
restaurant several resident property holders OF the
Island and some of the representatives OF the Press with
view 10 make e public better acquainted with the ad
yantagcs offered by that locality as place OF residence
Thei meeting was Of cOnyivia character though sev.
era heaths drank and Informal speeches were n
duRed In The concurrent testimony Ofthe speRRerswe
TO show that Island, although possessing every
advantage bestowed by nature the most beauteous water
views and picturesque landscape aOrdDg the privilege
OF country life combined with speedy city cOmmnnca
tIou has vet been neglected by metropolitan popula
ton The cause OF this neglect arose. according 10 the
speakers from q mistaken idea that the Island IS
uuhealthv being regarded as the refuge only OF
yellow fever, chs and fever, and musketoes
The yellow flag the great bug bear In tho eyes OF the
publc--the shakes were seen In ITS every nook ana
corner; yet with proper system Of drainage, united
EFFORT on part OF the real estate owners 70 break down
the corrupt rings OF the county, with the completion OF
the Staten Island Shore Railroad and ferry boats moving
every half hour this city all Of which would be easily
effected II tho proper efforts should DC siade, no
spot OF ground within radius OF co miles
around Eew-York City would present equal at
fractions with the island. All those who
familiar with unsurpassed beauties could bear testi
mony TO such view. and the hope was expressed that
That had been done for Weschester, Jersey Cty and
Brooklyn mght be done for Staten Island where lots
could be bought at tro OF the rates compared 10 tOse
obtaining in this city; and where there was room for
million OF inhabitants Several OF the speeches In
terspersed with happy illustrations and anecdotes and
the assembly after partakng Of the vands. wines, and
cigars Of the well known caterer, dispersed at late
hour
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
ErrukIp RnnI &stat. for SaI,.

TOR SALE-Splendid PROPERTY, lOCHlaVyo,1I
Bnsk HOUSE, 10 rosns all modern improvement ks,nr
aod laid out grounds ell in hnteAss order aud ~ eIesea'p
neghborhood location Seventeenth st. fsurA' =,
moutes On Fulton Very by either COuTtst Ahl urrh =
ave cars. OF 20 minutes FROM Hamilton Perry Pe o 80 20
S5OOs cash balance and lot would be sol S
session immediately r. C. PROYoST, No. CoaT1 ST. p-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
AUCTION SALES OF RoCKLAED COUNTY REAL

BY A. }. BIEFCKER, sor 4 CO.
RocklSnd ~ T., u miles
fNanast Staop and mes from Nyaeh T. D. CordtG. $50
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
6itp Seal Estate for SaIs.

=
A BROWN STONE 3-ST0RY HOUSE IN IN
"a wsN Thiry%srtA't With all npro.emeln also Los
handred aud eighhst, west Of Ihln os on to
u TenthAve lot Firtave ouehahte asS ~
be sold OF LEASED eheapi ternS easy GoLDSihH ~
BroadNsv Room No. g.
nor SALE-HOUSES and LOTS on WasA-
ingtoa HbS; also LoTS " all ths ASeoues and Bous1's
O. JBSPlNASSB. M. hHest koS9 10 =
EOR SALE-The three STORY and 'atnc ersA eI0a
HousB, No 10 West Washington place, near Washns"s'S
lnquks on the premises
TAMES HOGG,
~ RIAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. i3A Thrdsve.. mar kighr ourth'st, , -. "A
has for SALE CORNER STORE and DIV kfLlNG 90
sso four oHrstory HOUSES sad STORES ~s
ave, enyseVeAthst very desirable hres''ou 4,
HOUSE Rghty,Eirst Thirdaye four LOTS grnsf
ABi Ninety asst 20 Bast RVeS waters koot LVls'
Bast River property At its intrinsic vSias
O0 TRAINS daily between Newtown az
~ Esw.IoTk at hours suit the accommodates
mechanics, The great e o. so LOTS The su'eim Ssss
will o6e excellent opportunity 10 purchase s is Wv u az a
suburb. Rsmsmbsr that the Auetoa takes place K
ofMay at Oso "a the premises Pree iausA aud hes H
maps, tickets, aud fnHher particulars, Apply ~ ,.y,h
JOHNSON MILLER. No Is Ssssaah' Nee-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
@uttb,str county y,aI Shait for Salt.

AT CROTON. Hudson Riyer-From 70 !. =
IA ACRRS The superb overlooking toe gsd
elevated aud 10 good condition and easily eau'asL .Sn
'"'" ~ N EMBRRsOS. No. al HssS'"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE. .
ny A. J. BLERCKER. son 4 90.
lots madison ave lO0th and i0lsssp each DIo
A. T. 8S''
Su of llo'h. liO o. 'a'u 100
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Snsiruttiou.


A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS s
a S ra1Rs .so MstSsr. cfdsa @ re.is'
l T., s' ss 'rsRf P y cs'' B6STiSG Nc ES s P,.
A NNOU NCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY,
a GoGDSMIfHs BEAUTIPUL SYSTEM or PBEhASslIP.
f,S.A, Z s LSi oEa n x B. '1iSi GcIDsaT
M. .Sa5S2 S62 .t . GhAssiGA1 .l1
0JssssaI il AMI 1lt nat-sts. Wit REoPsS sspt
A HOME and SCHOOL for B0YS.-F. W..
n iATiIRoP. RoIburr Litrhisli County, CoHH. -
A HOME and SCHOOL for 10 Boys ages, 8
a ta IA Isdrs.. M, q. A. RUSS Tlryiovn, y. Z.
NHESTER INSTITUTE.--A French and En-
~ gh school Tor ieaat L'ds, At Sa,,''f ao'N. H. S A.,
T.,' Only &c f' ''''' Summer Term ' aiaE @ trSsg.
HIRCTLARS of GOOD SCHOOLS, city and
ss :, nth reliable '''G' W tTsf schfIaSR6sE Hl \ I % Co
classical and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
AF'" Boarding School x auTaHRTcsb 4iii ih ~ PfS,1 &
LAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES Chs'5r. coan l9.r S.sHay.a MA h. H. V IS & Sa5
a., a. :iai... .,'t..- 4. PasaS.I :.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
VI LADIES Bridgeport cOn'F0T 'r'1i Mss sd E4 tS
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claverack,
TA ,' ia .. SoasDlSe School sSS. SI .ssoa SSS ''I
S'~"" borders -" TIE Ss fiS Rev 9LoSz6 FAcK NJ Principal
HENRY w. SIGLAR" ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AID CLASSICAL FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BoIs,
Ia.sssusu 40 etsd Apply fof sfcuar kBWBCR0H n ].
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-NEW-
BURGH n Y.-sunmsr tern begn, April a. Il" b0Ari'"
rsesrsd hroask JOY Aad AususL For sirooi1rs hde"
IRVING INSTITUTE, TauTtown, n. Y.-A
L BosrAas sebOd 90 Bsya Pspfi received stasy tina
y.r c,rssI.rI sppB 70 D s. sOWH n A. PnlspL
Mrs. PARKS and MRS. BENEDICT
vi BOARDING asd DAY SCHOOL No rs MAonae, corner Of
Tbuy .seorl'i Psgll, sb,rgyd from time Of ,araats
DONKONKOMA EDUCATIONAL lNSTI-
III TUTB ItsInd Long IsatA srs1ea BoAriiaS School
uesks ths lot OF hAY'
pupils during the IHd charged from tho
ms tlTJ tson advance Taas per Long
i.l,ud R.asd leave JsmsSsp FsTrJ al 81 and Thirty
urthsl "a ard u Applications be nAea 10 tue
Prnepa LIksind Post Cmse Long Island Creas
be had Jsues Burutoh No l9 0randN Jobs FoN No
PIrtrOu E.vYoE. and o. Weld No ~ NilowL BroolJ9
NV. WELD. PrinapsL
V'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE,
Il A MILITARY BOARDING. sthOoL,
Tauytouu. n T. Inspection sphsisd
Re- cjsAis J. JAGSsos Priuspaa
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
II Tor nsLinF bors Iutsihgsnt Healthy Cbsstsh MEN.
Thorsugh teaching management
Ad4rssi BENJAMIN MASON, Boz NJ pS. fonisu n T.
CCHOOL FURNITURE of superior modern
- syrs 10 great CreaAn demand J. ". sCHRR
uERORN 4 Co.. Ne IL Bondst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

1KTHON", Mr.. GEO. C., CLASSICAL
pRREoE .ud SCHOOL with Primary DspArtnsni Aaa
a......n. 10. aa mi lIA Hal-ats. viii REOPEA sept !
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

LlAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES Chs,bir. Coan. (H,u Ess HAvsn, Nj. CAL
HOus Pnhepl The sannsr Tern eomRsass' hI For erea
T.. -. ~.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

HOME and SCHOOL for 10 Boys ages, 8
n tn Address Mr.. g. A. RUSS. TIrrJtown, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

NHESTER INSTITUTE.-A French and En-
,b Shos for Youas Ladsi Chssts. Morris Couuiy. j.
Tsrns oIly s5s kr .s.L summer Tern opsna NAY lees "a
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

classical and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
PaUv Bo.rlpg School for Rocflhbd Co. D. l.
" e. RUTHERFORD A. ~. Principal
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

A HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS.-F. w.
~ iLIiIRnp Rnrhnrr- LlteLlsi COUNTY. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

NIRCTLARS Of GOOD SCHOOLS, city and
X 1. HorI,, J. W. sCHERhERHORE 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
VI LADIES Bridgeport ConuFOT srsors .dtrs,. The pdsePsl
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

INFRINGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
N GOLDsNlTHs BEAUTIFUL SYSTEM or FhHhAhsnir ~ M ~ a.,
px,,",. as OLIVER b. GoLDsAITH Booths Buhding
fH''e - Private eltrauSe. No. 81 siItbAre
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claverack,
NY-A srstclan BOARDING SCHOOL for both seIeL
Pup. aud receive instruction duTlng VACATION
Suamer botfdsrs sill he received Julr J. - -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
nlrsita! Instrnmtnts.

A GREAT OFFFR.-HORACE WATERS, No.
~ BraSar dispose of25 IS secondhand PIANOS
NkLODEOSS and ORGANS " tv h class makers AHd take from
Is TO monh This offer Will be continued for few
the LIST
ssconihasd J rent a rent allowed
purchased. OF for sale At bargains Tor cash
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

5dnpenresifer 1T iberbaupt Gin enolps
5e6.
Das, lieber 2eler, fnb 5aupt>ganot
baten auf ren remofratilden County,
Tidet. Rann Elm ebrlider Demotrat
tpInlaen> ba6 ie'mieoer9ewdblt peroen?
Siderli@ fam e6 Der peu1pfratii9enpar<
tel nur idapen> rpenrt IS betbt baB bic
County @ermaltun9 ppn Ramiey County
Don Corruption trpBt uno bieS ni@t 3u
pioerle9en 1T. Sc berrldt au@ unter
ben @t|mmeebern BON Stanley Counts
bic Mni9t ALIGNMENT bab man einmal
pas Gourtbaus rein ausfesen unb lauter
neue 8eamten mdblen 1oue. Dab bann
bic Nepubltfaner fit INNER bic 5erri9aft
Bier BADEN piiroen> 1T falld eerednet.
Die Demofraten iinb iapn bdufts IN BET
Staotwabl sefdla9en wOroen> baben aber
INNER nod rie 3u9el Der Stactresierung
in 5dnben unb fnb jeoesmal fte9rct@
1penr fe CUTE Mdnner npuiniren. Dai>
1tlbe miro aud ipdter I'M County Der Gau
fem. Die meiftea Der @anoioaten auf
ptm bemptratii9en @ountyzGidet baben
AUDI gar feline NnipruGe auf bic Inter
ftlbung bet Dempfraten. 5arpep Off
Get, Grace unt Nrmirpns baben wieaer>
bolt ala ~8olters" ibr 8etes setban, bas
pemufratilde Tidet gu f@lasen.
3d. lieber 2eier, i'm ausemeinen ST.
tere0e 1T Go, bieien 5erbf pas sanse
Staats>xidet gu ftnmen> in 8esus
auf bic Gounty>8 eamten aber bic politif
aus BEN Spiel gu ln7en. @ablt 10
re9ti9afene brape beutide Demofrate1
wie Brissemann uno Stablmarn in ben
GountyzB oaro ; rdblt @brtf 8e@: an
@tsIe bes binterlifieeu> nidt5nuyisen
SrldnperS Sobn Grace, tpenn ibr cine
ebrltde 8erpaltuns bes @efdnsnifes
baben ppQt unb tpin1at pab ben Deut<
l9sn IN prpee0en tbr @e@t peroen fou;
pdblt fir ben alien unp erprobten older
(au@ Elm 8ino beuti9er Gltern) an@telle
beS @pefulanten 1line unb Bob @mitb
gum S@aBmeifter tpdblt Metcalf,
Main3er, 8. Gmmet u. I. ~. fir bic reip.
Memter, fit bic fe npmtnirt tpurben uno
ibr perbet cine ebrlide, fdbi9e unb ipar<
fame County, %erraltuns baben. 3u
&eprdltntanten mdblt 2eute bic fdbig iein
tperoen> Guer Sntere1e gu pertreten> uno
Gin1ub 9enu9 beliBen> bic Gerlesuns be6
8apitpls Don 81. paul ;u %perbinpern.
politiide Grasen Iommen bies Sabr III
Der 2e9iSlatur nt@t aufs Gapet.
Bum @9lue, lieber 9eler mare e6.
nidt BALD an Der 3eit oab mir ben alien
parteiidlenorian fabren lieben? Dur@
Jpn berr1at bic republi:aniide Yartei
nod, nadoem fe ldon ldnsft als unrdr@
big, bic i3lse! oer &esierpns gu tibren>
befunben &porcen> bur6 Jpn mirb pielelbe
berrl9en, Bis mir Demotraten ben &e<
publifanern 3ei9en, bab un6 taS 6fentz
li9e @obl mebr oilt, al6 bas. parteipez
fen. Damn fDnnet mir naruf re9nen.
tab fi9 uns Yiele &epublifaner anidlie<
Gen rperben unp unS als Der u%Sertln9ten
Democratic" bic 0ei9ide beS 2anbes
anpertraut weroen. Mber INNER erf
vYor ber eieenen Tbur feaen" nne utie
Musen auf ODER ZEN 0elobeutel."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

ereeben unb BON elmer Gontroue bic cod
bet Muoitpr aber bic GuuntY>&ai1e pera<
ben lou, fam gar nidt bic &eoe fein.
Gin weiteres erpbes ~9o&" 1T bic
@erl9wenbuns in Der @berifS>S ffee.
Gs purpen I'M County, efdnentB in
1868 p%urd1anittli@ Z @efansene ser
pFest uno bteles fofete rem Counts na>
be;u $4,000. &ednunsm iber &e@@
nunsen perben Don benz %8esenpdrti9
funsirenben @berif Grace cuntrabirt uno
benz GountyzBo CUR 3ablun9 nprse>
leet> bic pom, 9elebli@en @tanopunfte
aus alS refine S@winbelre@nun9en be-
;eiGnet &peroen ml0en. Grace bat bieS
70 weit setrieben, bab oer County 8paro
bei9leden bat Jpn bel Der @rano Sury
an3utla9en.
Gin anrre6 srobes ueo&" 1T basSurY
l1nmelen. Gs bat i'm leBten Sabre piele.
Eaulenoe sefoitet. Da5 fumnt panon>
bab bic @asabunpen> bic Grace ftets NIT
in bic SurY bineinidmus9elt, 10 bduf9
bas uGinisweroen" elmer Sury nerbin@
bern unc in pielen Gduen neue, fir Gas
County fpf1pteltse prceefe nStbt8
MAIDEN. Das fonau1t ferner papon, bab
ber Glert Mrmfrons aud alien @el9wo>
rener, bic sesoeen ,paren aber felner'
Sag anmeieno >uare1> tbre pple 3abluns
;u She'll perben ldet, ausSenemmen, ma
tirli9> tpenn biele polittlde Geinbe lne.
Das 1no MUIR etnt9e Der er>pabn<
ten u269er" in Der County, &al1e, Die
anbern rperoen erlt teutlider f9tbar wer>
ben, menn Der Mugiasfal einmal rein
aussetebrt miro.
Mn fonFisen Mibbrdu6en in Der Ser
1paltune BET County, Memter feblt es
elei9fa1s ni@t. Dab Grace ftets cine
erobe &n3abl @asabuncen uno unsuoer@
ldlfee Menlaen in bic @ei@wcrenenlite
iamue9elt unb baour@ DISCRIMINATING
sieler 8erbre@er bintertreibt; pab er eS
pteoerbolt oeriu6t bat @eidmorene gu
iterreoen sessn lift @ewi6tn uno unter
@erlebuns ibres Gtre6 Elm urtbeil 81
@unfen elmer ieiner Greunbe gu geben,
1T beretts sum@ trubenseiprd@ sstporrsn.
DAT er porlebte @ode pur9 cine fir
bieien 3wed ;uiammensepadte Sury 3
Der &ioterS, bic uniauloise Deuti9e am
5. Suli auf eineu, ptc Sic laeusli@
mibbaneelten> su ibrer Greibeit perbalt
bab Ct bic S9ulo trd9t pab ber berQ&<
tiste @an @plen nt@t Yerurtbeilt peroen
fpnnte, 1T 9leidfauS befannt. 5ier nod
cine 5aneluns,p bic Sobn Grace 6araf>
t~erifrt: Sn 1868 befano fi@ Elm gu fur
ger 9aft perurtbetlter Gran;ole I'M @e<
fansnib. Sobn Grace log ibm Dor, er
(per Gransole) iti Don ber@ourt gu nnebrz
jdbriser 3udtbausfrafe perurtbeilt,
f6nne aber feline Greibeit uno nod 1926
ba3u erbalten, &penn er i@ als @ubfitut
tlr bic Mrmee anmerben laf1en woQte.
Der Tran3oie 9laubte ibm, LIEF f@ als
@ubfitut anpe,ben, uno erbtelt feline
1926, Spbn Grace aber ma@te aus Der
Operation $780, bic ct natirli@ BEN
aruen Teufel serace;u aus per Tal9e
tabl. gep. Sobn Srelanb 1T nit BEN
9on3en Tbatbefanp befannt unp fam bic
@atrbeit res @ela9ten %beseuaen. @raee6