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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

Mar9au. - Die &antonSvnpce
perbanbelte in ibrer lebten @ibun9 5
Stunoen lang Iber penNntra9, bas@lauz
ben6befenntniB aus Der TAua itur9te ;u
e%ntfernenen. Mit 81 9eeen 43 Stimrnen
puroe beldlo0en, ni@t MUIR bic Gauf
litureie, ionoern bic seiammte 2itursie
elmer &eptton ;u unterwerfen.
Dieter Sage tpurcen Die fog. ~&rpnenz
reten"> an, iipli&en Mbban9e re6 2d9ern
aeleSen> (5000 9uap.< Gub tpenieer olS
3 Su9arten entbaltenc) UNI 81 ,7026ron~
fen lps9elala9en Mit mebreren 2afen>
Die barauf baften, fommen biefe &eben
auf $4,000 ST. gu fteben.
Mm 8. Sept. fonp bic 9anse Gamilte
S9wiclin ausGrid, beltebenp ausWfanr>
Trau, @9weiter per 2eBern uno Sobn,
Dor benz @6wur9eri@t in Marau> onsez
tla9t Der @iperieBlidfeit ge9en bic 5fentz
li9e @ewalt, inpem ra6 betrefence 6au6
pur@ Militdr unb Tsucrwebrmannl1aft
9enommen tperren muete, na4pem @ater
S9mipltn Dem Yolijeiforpural Sis NIT
elmer Miit9abel bic Sterlippe aufsert6en
unb ibm jwet 3dbne aus rem Munre
9eidlu9en bate. G5 bate fi@ UNI bic
@ou3tebun9 zines re@tSfrdfti9en urtbeils
9ebanpelt> 9emdB wel@em bic beir.n
@eibaperionen cine 3tdstse @efdn9nib>
itrafe batten erfeben unp, ba fe ft@ oelen
neiserten ppliseilid batt,n ab9ebolt rper>
ben 1oQen. 1a5 @eri@t perurtbeilte
@ater> Mutter mi S&wcfern gu 1 Sabr
@trafbous, S Sabren G%tnfeQune in ben
blr9erliden @e@ten> CUR Gnti@dpt9uns
an &orperal Gd6 nit 800 81. unp BE-
sabluns Der Mr3t> uno Apotbetertofen,
iowie ;ur Tra9un9 idmmtli@er Soften.
Die @erurtbeilten beilBen Elm @erm59en
BON iber 10000 ST. Ger @obn nabm
ben minbei ten Mntbeil am @iperfanre
unb purpe fref9elpro&tn.
2imbur9.-Mm II Sept. erI9pb G&
an Dem bieisen 8abnbof auf elmer 8anf
Gbenp, per als @@mimn1z unp Ge9tmeil>
ter betannte fribere Sergeant I'm er(ten
&eaimsnt in @eilbura, &ern. Derielte
par in bic eur@ Dariteuunsen BON @ri<
minalfaQen i'm ~neuen pitapal" AUDI in
tpeiteren& reilen betannt se>poroene Inter,
iu&uns >pe9en Nicroes pes Gaoetten
@i9elius Derwidelt unb la6, nadoem bic
mirflt@en S@ulDieen bin9:ri9tet tporoen
CHS lest baS leBte Beilpiel Don Tobe6z
itrafe in NaGau), nod mebrere SABRE in
unteriu&un9sbaft ea ct peoer Der Be-
tbeilisuns am Morot lberfabrt tpereen,
nod ben Mlibi>B emsie erbrtnsen fcnntt.
Grit bel BEN Abltter eintr i'm bamals
ber3oeliaen Sdlo6t 81 Oranienftin
tp%obnenpe,1 @rdFn +. feQte f@ feline
uni&ulo beraus; pieielbe betanntt auf
BEN 3opesbttte BAT &ern in fra9li@er
Madt bel ibr imS@lo6t 3uaetra@t babe.
,!Grt ba erfolate bic G%reiladuns pes ritter<
Ii9en 9nbaftirter, tpel9er bic babiu ni&t
Bic serinsfe anstutunD lber ben @a&>
.perbalt 8ensa@t bate. Ill.,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

ltnfs fcmmenb, Uber ben @e9.
SD wiQ Gu1 meine @eli9fett per5
i9retben> la9t &onrao.
Die Mlte rpenost f@ pl5Bli& um.
Da mabt' i'd bod erft bas Nnselo
leben ebe i@ ras elaubte ; aber 10 Elm
Burl9 nil feline Seligtcit rtridreiten
uno fam ii9 niAt einmal BON einem
Tbaler trennen.
3uflui9 bat &onrae einf1 barten
Gbaler in Der Ta1be, Ct nimn1t oas @elc
berpor unp siebt 8 nsr Nlten; IS fdbrt
ibm bur@ ale @lieeer, als Ct ibre talte,
tnS@erne 6ano terlbrt uno ibr raau in
bic trtsfenpen Nu9en Vebt er nei6. rae
Der Yact pamit Sel@loien it, aber ct bat
ni&t seprablt: Ct far&tet ii@ Dor cera
leufel ni@t. ..a.... -a-
@as lou i'd tbnn2 fra9te e. nit bti>
lerer Stimme. sa ~. mr. 49,
Gioentli& bdrft i@'s midi, iasen, trz
~ptepert bic <e, inrer, lie ras @tlptld
IN ibre srpee Ealde ,sleiten ldet; bic
Bertha uerpitnt ni@t. paB i'd ibr 70 ei.
uen brapen Mann oer(&afe, fe bat mid,
als fe nod Gin fleiner Balo tpar,. unp
teben mir pobnts INNER 8enedt unt6ere
binttr1 mir btrAeidrite, unp pas eft Mal
bat Fe mid l@lt&t bHablt aber eas
,rirR Euj ia pitcer gut u,a@tn unb nae
|tbut man .ai@tsr tinen fel@tn b1blaeu
! Yur;$,n 81 @tfaufnl
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sAI1>a8Dimstoa @an5.
Mtnneapolt6 Wtnn.

4tta tudbtti 6etfa tu&b eti.
SD bin tmmer ~uersnast uns (ufte patet.
Dtla aud redt ~ireutfiel NAL fetns
su fetrs TIM Wafbtn stuu 5auie NAL etu;
8rasR pu, mer's benin sibtS
Tretlt1 Der Deter Der aberal beltett.
5tets bot Der an Sane. was ~ waufd.u ia.
u etbt etnen ausseattdneten IifH.
Heeffeai, Ya1eten, Rraut unb 6alat,
une (Sptt wei5, mas e fpnR Mot nod tat
sDetdc Betten, norm unb mete wie Der S&nee,
Rtnn's talt. etueu punf& spu gDessles. Rafee sser 1S.,
eppts I'M @umuttr ~etssaltts Bte,,
Die fetnaea uae beReR etau5re Ess man tter.
uup tetm Be,abten II ber peter etn ~ltberaler
Or fbretbt nte ~ uteI, nod III wents an
g3enu's a!te Ruubeu. stbt er germ Gr.btt
limb rednes nur zen sang sepSbn1i&ea p.pRt
uub ertra fet's BEN 8armer nod eefast;
IN gutter Staa uut frtf&e Cueae
Met man betn eter auf Der Steae.
fattsrn bic Rube, O&fea uub pferbe
TN Staae Ylas fir etas game 6ter,t.
sun Tu:ter. Zpater. Batter uns Setn,
commit btn III BEN 5pseI ees sDafttustss.
4fr ptter laset e~ssebent eta.
ar psrisrt&t Rets luRta unb libel III ietu
&l1r ~e.e" 5v~..~,-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
Gern TN Nrrsenlanb, ,.,...
Nuf brenneneer Gelienwanb
Ginlau. unb I4weigenb trauert.

u%nbeiartitli@ l96n lit oft Der Mnblid
pie aui bober Gellenwano ODER auf ftei<
lem Mife tiinselnt palme1 fidb .srbeben unp
rubia Zen, ,pilren &f Der @o9en 3uz
ldauen, Die nit un,pieperfebli@er @erpalt
qeae, BE Gelie1 a~nbrauftn ats ,po1ter
fe pieitlben IN tbren tieffen @runbkitsn
erl@ltterr. 8ir be9reifeu oft nidt mie
rer Rol3. Baum I'D ftNbdlt, unp wie es
tomnnt. pa6 Jpn ttrSturm ni&t ldnSR IN
Bic Iieft (Gleucerte.
Au.uiii ni9t uttnter beRimn.etb auf
ttnausprud rer9anridaft pirtt bitpalue
atS Aeleuia letenpe, ,ptrn fft.; pertint nit
ibrssalei@en. talp htinert g,ruppea. bals
a~usstpebnn D4lpH bilptt pb nit t
81 g. VIZ - - st.Et 81 "a 80 - "a 2 ~ g
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Dur9 1pectal Mfte beS @pnAre0es etotlirt.
Benmte

8ehn1te:
6la.ens s. glarL philadelphia, prdFbent.
benrg .. Guute, Waibinstpn, Utee grdRbert.
SAT- gppte, gorHSer bes 8inanA uno Greeuttu Gpnatte.
GmeriUn %. peet. .pbtl., Seiretdr unp Nttuar.
6. g. Gurner, Wafbinetpn. 4i1fent Seeretar.
1ranets g. g mttb, M. D., Oberarat.
8, Gptne Wears, ". o., HfFFentarst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pIcKREs coUNTY--IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.
Il. w. Fogcr W)
vs.. Petition of Creditor.
Clayton N. Reid, Admir-.
y W. Folgcr having filed his petition in this
~. Court praying that tho Dislribulivc Share of
.. 9. Rcid III tho Estate Of Ambrose Reid, dcod,
shall DO adjudgcd to be paid to him as creditor |:
Tho sad @. Reid who ne IL 10 said, resides with
out the limits of this State, is horoby required to
be ana appear personally, or by Attorney, nt the
Court Of Probate for Piokens County, to bo holden
at Pickens G. H.. within forty days after the pub
loation of this notice, to show cause If any ho can,
why tho prayer of tho Petitioner should not be
grantcd or tho samc will be taken pro confcsso
Against him. Giyon under my hand and soal, this
the 18th of October, 1869.
I. ii. PIGILPOT, J.r.pct
Oct. 1s, 1880
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E @ Il. RI, R Y
It Isn't all in Bringing Up.

4 ';ss 81 Lieut. elliiK ''bringing up"
4 sssI "a, f2I & &&ss tolks sayySWhnt they will.
81 Is I' ssSs lyerS scour afpo " tercup--
& 81 IN VT tswill lbe pcwtcr still,
Il sss Y. y9n ,ho ofsold, wiso Solomon,
IS IS Il ss " no sud- train upa chilI,"
ssl ysttlt ~ stako not, had Il son,
4 Il gfoYod rattle braincl and Wild
nun Of mark, who f,in would pass
~ ~ s BOZ lord Of sea or land
WI u May hnyo tho training ofa son,
N II md bringing him up full grand
8 & sss giyo him all tho wealth of lore,
s. s college and of school,
g NJ flor all mako no moro,
d b SsS Inn just aldcccnt fool.
AnSthor raiscd by ponury,
q Z Upon his bittcr broad,
~ Whose road to knowledge is liko that
q fElo good to hoavon must tread
81 Hos got Hspnrk of Natures light,
/ Iic' III fan 1t to q flame,
& in its burning lcttcrs bright,
lhe world may read his noinc.
M il woro an In "bringing up"
In counsel md restraint,
Somo rasoals bad boon honest mon
I ssss ID beon myself saint.
" III itisn't all in 'bringing up"
Lot folks say what they WILL.
liY oSlcct may dim silver cup
1t will bo silver still.
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Regular Convocation.

COMPANIONS Of Walhalla Chapter, R...A...M.,
~ No. 20, will assemble in thoir Hall, at Walhal-
10, on Friday Tho l7th day Of Dooembcr, 100, ot
o'clock, p. NJ. An election for officers of tho
Chapter for tho ensuing year will tako place nj
this mocting. A full attendance of Companions is
urgently requested.
by order Of tho NJ. T.. II. p.
d. i, ROBINS, Sco'ty
Nov %, 1860 - 3
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POINTS OE EXGEu.LENC&:
Beauty and Elasticity OF Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no waste of
thread.
Wide range Of application without change Of
adjustment.
Tho scam retains its beauty and Grmncss after
washing and ironing
Besides doing all kinds Of work dono by other
Sowing Machines, these Machines execute tho most
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and orna-
mental work,
D9Sh Tho Highest Premiums at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United States md Europc, hayo
been awarded tho Grover s. Baker Sewing Mn
chimes, and tho work dono by them, wherever OK
hibitcd in competition.
DSls'' Tho very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on Tho
representative of tho urovcr & Baker Sowing Mn.
chimes, Mt tho Exposition Uniyersclo, Paris 1867
thus atosting their great superiority over oil other
Sowing Machines.
Dfi3" An illustrated pamphlet containing prico
lists, with samples Of both tho Grover s. Bakor
Stitch and tho Shuttle Stitch in various fabrics.
will bo furnished on request.
F6f solo by '3'sf, (5.
KINSMAN BROS,
,,l,,, ,ooo Charleston, s. G.
NOV. W. looo, b 3m
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PLANT 'll'lOII DI'l'Il'E;,RS

'i'llis wonderful ycge-
table restorative is tho
slcet-ancll0r OF tho fceblo
and debilitatcd. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS u remedy for
tho nervous weakness to
which women arc cspc6-
tally subject, it is
supcrscding every other
stimulant. In, all
climates, tropical, tenn.
porato or frigid, it acts
as q specific i'll ove1.y
species Of disorder which,
undcrmincs tho bodily
strength and breaks down
The animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duccd it becomes q
standard article---a me-
dicfnal staple. 1t is to-day
tho best and purest tonic.
and tho most popular
medicine in tho civilized
worldwide sure and got
tho genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
1(NF9 tr0 6S uNncouNna>
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NQUALlTY LlFE INSURANCE COM.
IL pANY OF VIRGINIA.
REASON WHY EV ERY ONE SHOULD.
INSURE IN TIE EQUALITY LIFN
lNSURACH COMPANY or VIRGINIA

INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFN
iNSURACE COMPANY or VIRGINIA.
lSt. 1t il more Liberia! to The Insurers than
amy other company, and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong to tho Insurers.
"a. II cIicuiatcs It's money amongst its pa
irons, who arc the ,Surcrs. Consequently thov
arc continually getting the benefit Of tho rupid
accumn'atlohs ol the Company tho money bo-
ing invested by tho Board Of Directors umonrst
the Insurers. Therefore tho Insurers arc buiId-
ing up an institution peculiarly their own, mud
conducted for their benefit.
3d. The loans OF this COMPANY nro as liboral
rs other companies, who declare dividends a,
tho end Of the second. third nnd fourth wears.
but tins Company ut tho end of the first and
every year. Thereby tlcinsurcr saves several
years interest ON lila loans by insurng in thiy
Company, and ho never looscs his money if ho
pays up for one whole. year, whereas, in othor
companies ho has to remain an insurer for
%crcr"! Years, or lo loose, NIL tho money ho.
has paid.
DAVID B. CLAl,F<, President
TllDS. II. WYNNE, Vice President.
JOHN q, WYNN, Secretary.
GEN. SAM!% II. LANE, Actuary.
nh. nh. :. 3; WATKINS, I M,1i.,, Aav;.o,o
JUDGED. \. MEI;EDiTlI, Counsellor.
D!RECTORS:
j. i. WINSTON, Treasurer aud S;corctu-
~ Il. il. & +. r. r.
WM. j. JOHNSON, Of JvhnsonS Hunt,
Wholesale Eruccrs
NM. II. POWERS, of Winston & Powers,
Wholesale Eroceis.
AhHEHT OEDWAY, Treasurer Buck.
n%lam Slate Company
j. Il. GIBSON, Superintendent Adaus'
Express Co,nwny
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris g. Co.'S
Sugar Refinery.
G a. rErIE, Superintendent Manohcy.
JOHN y. TYLER, John II. & John
Tylcr, jewelers..
MOSES MllLlIISER, Wholesale Dry
Goods.
TIIOMASS s. BALDWIN, Clothing.
JOIN NJ. GODDlN, Cashier plantcra'
Bank.
j. Ii. DOWELL, Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company.
A. G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker
G. l. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer
II. Il. BROWN, of Brown, Jones Il Co.,
Wholesale Grnccrs.
y. BObEK lti, Druggist
$. NJ. RONENBAUM, Of $. u NJ. Roscn-
baum, Dry Goods.
COL. RODT y. THOMPSON notifies his
friends that be has taken the y gcncy for thi.
District with the Equality Life Insurance Com.
nnny, and would be pleased to wait on hi,
friends and the public. llc would DO glad to
emplay some eight or ten solicitors AZ canvas.
Sers, and Will make il to their interest to work
Tor tho 'Epualily" He respectfully calls at.
tcntion to The advertisement above.
EQLLLITY LIf'E IN.SL'RINCE GO.
N,
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY-CITATJoN

W1IEREAS, Reuben B. Rogers hath mado
w suit to mo to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration on tho Estate and cffccts Of James
". EoGors' deceased: These arc, therefore, to
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of tho said james w. Rogers do.
ceased, to DO and appear before mo, in tho Court
OF Probate, to DO held at WalIalla, S. c., on
Monday, tho 9th day Of Dcccmbcr, 1860, at IL
o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why said Administration should not
bo granted: Givon under my hand and seal,
this 10th day Of September, 1860. .,.1
r. LEWIS r.pon
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frlllS ARTICLE is manufactured at thu CCm,a-
1 ny's Works, under tho direction and gupcrin-
tcndencc OF DR.. Ravcnc
II contains the same clements OF fertility as So
LUELE PACIFIC GUANO, except that it is not
furnished with Ammonia. 1t is prepared express.
~ for comrosting with cotton seed, which furnish
cs the element OF Ammonia; the object being to
render that side product OF tho plantation availa
bic to the highest degree rs an element Of fertility
For further and particular information apply 10
The undersigned.
]. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
and Atlautio Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN 8. REESE, Ju.,
General Agent, Baltimore.
Oct. rs, 1909 3,n.
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DOTY's WAsMIMG~MACUIME,
LATELY MUCH IMpRovED--AND TIE NEW
ivorsal Clothes Wrinwor

LATELY MUCH IMpRovED--AND THE NEW
ivorsal Clothes Wrinnor
Improved with ltowElL's PATENT DourLr COG.
wnrEIa, and tho p.>rE&r Sror, arc now un.
qncstionably far superior to amy apparatus for
washing clothes ever invented, and will save
their cost twico year, by saving labor and
clothes.
Those who hayo used them give testimony as
follows:
"Wo like our mnchino much: could not le
persuaded to do without it, and with the ai of
Doty, wc feel that wo aio masters of the posi-
tion. "--Rcc. i. ,Scot, Bishop M H. CAurch.
ct is worth ono dollar Il week in any fami
ly."-M. !. TIdanc.
In the laundry of my house tlrcro is pcrpct.
ton. ."-Rcr. hc@iorc ". CHytcr.
friond Doty-iour last Improvement Of
your Washing Machine is II complete success.
assure you our Macliino,' after u years use,
IS thought moro OF today than over, and would
not be parted with uudor any circumstances"
iSoton R05inS0n.
"Your Washing Machine has boon in daily
! uso in our laundry and tho lionsckccpcr OK
presses herself ~ highly pleased with it, 1t
certainly nccomplisi,cs n greater amount Of
clothes near so much ~ the ohl fashioned wash
board. by using il, one aunhrcss is dispensed
wiih"- Ijm. u. =. Ro~nd, ,Sai.,ia'o,'l:m Of
MftM Di0rtmcM cf 50. Cuihtuiac's Nuiyc'y
n. /. CHy.
G'EsHe'aiS. IA EAR tafaHr.
Send tho retail price Washer SIS, Extra
Wringcr so, and VIC will !urward either or
both machines, free Of FREIGHT, to place; where
no one is selling; aud sure are we they will
be liked, that We a.Erro to rciiiri thn money if
any one wishes to return the machines free OF
freight, after u months trial, according, to di
rceiiuns
No husband, father or brother should permit
he drnd;:cry OF washing with the hands, fifty
two days i'll tho year, when it can he done bet
ter, more cxw'liiously, with loss labor, aud no
injury to tho garments, by u Doty Clothes
Washer and u Universal Wringcr.
C"nva:Ncrs with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast selling them.
Sold ''y dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts arc made.
Il. G. BROWNING, Cen Agent,
80 Cortlandt ST., New York.
Aug. |, 1860 II jim
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons WHO havo
lN subscribed anything for the erection of Public
Buildings for Oconcc County, that tho Subscriplion
Lists have been left with Walter NJ. Woodin Eso .
for collection All who do not pay up at opcc viii
llaye tho costs of suit to scltle.
iri SAMUEL REID, /
r J. F. WILSON,
Contractors.
Nov. 80, 1860
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THERE is many man whose tongue might
govern multitude if ho could only govern
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Farm for Sale
Notice.

VIE firm of Mason & Griffin is this duv
a h.ns alss1lyed by mutual consent All persons
notified to pay tho samo to T.. III. Griffin. ,Jy,
who is aloAo authorized to collect tho Same.
j.. H. MASON
Nov Q, 1860 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

LIFE is flower garden, in which new bios
SONS arc ever opening as fast as others fado
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

THE market for hogs in St. Joseph, Mo-, is
very active, and prices arc very firm. Light
hogs for butchers sell at scvcu cents pcr
pound, and extra heavy shipping at eight
cents gross.
, 1869-07-03
E'HIs 6 il deg r. lToa pm
! p m. xaM lS. ". h. H. l. tss
L. .9io IS. ". <. ID. u ;s - inche.
WIDESPREAD Usefnlne ness

| Tue relief ul the wants OF tho dese1ytno n,o-
ana especially OF widows and orphans. nhozs nat
u5sA psoVtder has been lost 10 them, Is a snh,ac,
"nlcn Gas been forced upon the attention of ram
loIn'1es anu lndltldn4s through aN history. and
! many plans OF sJssemAt!c relief hive t,4en ~.
cussed Great good has been done ~ ~. ~,
thns g:Fen to those unable to hcin themselves
bn1, after ALL charity s not the bes, yAy in ,rhJch
soen help can he Secured To accept or slms In,
s, e, ~ soioe aeesee, loss Of selfrespec, AMI
r. Th1ch y, ray = wanted Is some system
may hake sure OF leaving 10 bis family, when 1sas
,.I HUI a"ay. sun sutncelt to Keep the Won
nc IN the Advertisement Of the E.ftnnsS p4u- p1Hs
insurance Company In another Column, The gen.
e,a ,hS1a .utes oi me Management OF this COMPANY
lnly give any other further tnfoIm.tion ~ n rha
Ptfa Ptfuni,M aasantases Ss ore5ed. The "Naiional
s 1ra1 .so vas . .GnarteFsd ,! Congress ess than ons
theu % establish it, entire system Of syenejeaS jDS
hno ~ 70 oSr1onte information among the people a.
things have been done; Ihc euti,r co,nt,x Gss a5S
the Canadian Dominion are now coreTri H. n.
Seneta aod sub-agencies, and liberal advertising
throughout the iaud- The result kcs supnrsed inrt
gven .,e1,s us neoEpoEaioss aud on1cera. il ica
oSe9 7 s1suyy asssy i ias9raoee e0fs 5s1, covering
Eaed; this amount OF business be.Er I
nea1ls double that ever done BY any S osheT
- " existence. Erch IN upprecedentea sncrezs |
snou!d NOT only inspire unusual confllEnce in ths
subject o. general cong7atulation that thr new
TtUmnany has been able 10 slo 70 much for the
1!n 1!atuIe conIoH OF the families Ct the insured |
EseIJ iaolly thus protected from want Is a mo-
d.ninution or futn1c taxation. tcmptH-
en ,e,a ana enme Low ea.h ratcs, and plain bnst-
.u .onsast OF 50 mich INSURANCE for no much
leaas) are prominent features o! the plan uursura
= 1he Sational Life 1ts capital ia ample, ia ON
lnn!y and its system Of business IL ssrajrhrIoT-
~, a,u J. aod h1s1css-llkc. !. deserses It's success
ioos Of It's Kind 3s AsA'A6 'Asato"
, 1869-07-03
THE spuR1s Of Law AEu EQUITY.

| JuHsc Davis yesterday. babe temporary aaicu
| to the har- he will, ia aII hunan pro6ahilttf.
hot MEET counsel and advocates on the bench oi
Inc IIFcCI court Of this district 1nttl the wear
$50 shall have at lese; passed ttscn into the com
mon law term OF trinity. 1t l., however iiteiy
Chicago. on his way to MIlwautee, wien billa f Of
excentions may be presented TO him, t,la. he may
And upon this matter Of bEts 0, exceptions q.
! caution Is due TO auorney4- We learn from di-
rtft statement Of Judge uavts th.t The SupreE1e
that the practice Of Incorporating Ill tie cYiuearr
n, canss N the b!A u d1scouatenanced; In facs
tha1 ne Court nlu rtnand any clsc.whe1e such i
| fctofu Il attempted To be El1ac Up.
| UNITED sfATEs cLSES
| United States r. John Clark nad Albert E-,uker-
non, rnnc!psl* md o:hers, as saretlea THIS Is
an 6cHOu drought TO recover Oh disttlerts bond
LOT the tei'aysncnt 70 r!a:nu1 Of the smoun. psld
To- 70 s.o1vkccEs ~ ph:au1. The s1orekee7cr
| 1seS which act provided taai he Cnisea STATES 9
adoald Par the salarr of such cr,eers- Ai1cE the
Eassase q the Appropriation oal Of 1868. a Con
Rfcsstonal uolHt Resolution passed that the GSt!l-
!rF fhsnsd "a, such salary ard rem eGrse the
| United States. Thc bond on which sun Is brought
RESOLUTION. The question Is whe:her the pa:1!es
tEent
United sa;es v. Kaseock / Magu.,c. THIS
was an action against e.s:i!lcss wtesc 4 conp.o.
tufse had teen 'tudetc1 ty The Ioterua! Revenue
| Department al "ashinston. The 1ury fond that
1ndtr Al Alternative for the Parr.cnI or rronev
defendants had pat over the sura included in me
tsiins kta:cd Of eonpro1lse and tnss tic recipient
OF the Hone5 Colonel GHEashsr) hAt retained It
| an unreasonable Iitne; xhtrc!ort Judgment was
fEndtfra 1or iielendanta. Oh the ground that the
ua,tsa s'aIes wese estopIed b. rot notIyias de.
cause. Judgment Tor defendanu
Th.ra Sat,oca Rani Of St Lou,s Mo-. r. John
Ciough and Oliver Il Leonard. Assunp..t+ De
Carol tsa:cs, assignee ot Alexander Areay.s,
| and fr.sEe!s J.. Terry, l9nEruptS r. James Nc