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TIE SOUTHERN LrFE 1NSuRANCE
COMPANY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 20 isso

NfhHHh@STVNi -. q. 4NUFcIHUcT 70, ISOJ J
AS the Southern Life Insurance Company Is
being maliclonsly prosecuted by agents represent
ing Northern companies, would thank you to
publish the annexed card OF General J. b. Gordon
Our unprecedented success seems 10 make us the
marx for numerous shafts OF envy and malice.
MI We ask is .hIif' contest, and We can fully cs-
tablish our claims 10 the very large patronage re-
ceived. J. Ii. MILLER, General Agent.
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LETTER FROM EDGEFIELD.

The Operations of the Year AMI their
Fcsults-A BAD sho,vins-Disnppolnt
cd dPlnntcrs-JudRc Plntt n Blessing in
DisSuise-RudfcaI ActivIty-Thc Eund
Commissioner at ITork-I n N
dinrism, sc.
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THE TINE APPROACHES WHEN
w c l. o Il II N &
Is unavoidable, and the point is to know
HOW AND WHERE To go TO OBTAIN A SUPPLY.
great many have found out already, and now
advise their trends in want OF
DRY GOODS
To call at
+ u II c II G OF & BRO..
coxHER OF KING AND CALHOUN STREETS,
Where Dry Goods can he bought to great advan-
tagc. Attention Is called to:
100 pair 1914 White Blankets only So 75 worth
81 so.
l24 German Coverlcts, FROM 81 up.
Large ComfortsT only 50.
100 pur Fine Double Shawls only 81 So worth
SO 90.
1 case Brown Canton Flannel, only 15c per
yard, worth zoe.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for Cloaks, only 81,
worth 81 rs.
fine assortment OF Brown Shrtings, Long
cloths, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Tricots, Notions
Hosiery, Gloves, &C., which have been bought BY
large quantities, and will be sold to satisfy the
purchasers in every respect.
FURCHGoTT & BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
SS-A special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats Trunks &C., sold at correspondIngly low
prices. nov22 smos
CIIEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!
l. q OU D Il P'S,
n o. AIS KING STR ERT.
Having removed to that large aud commodious
Building next to Burnham's Drug Store, am now
prepared to oner the greatest bargains In
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, de-,
this market has ever produced.
Purchasers Will do wen by calling and cxanIn.
Ing our stock OF
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS
LONGCL0THs
sTEETING
BROWN GOODS
TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
CAssIMERBs
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, ae., &c.
Bemember, I. ooUDKoUp's NEW STAND
No. 42s KNa STREET, |,
novs mur Next to Burnham's Drug Store.
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considering proposition TO establish IL pcna!
colony on one OF the Spanish islands In the Pacific
Ocean. The Journals advocate the measure OH
the ground that the completion or the railroad
across the American Continent viii facilitate COM
mcrcinl relations between Spain nnd her posses
sions in the Pacific. whose resources may hc dc.
vciopcd by colonization.
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TIE STATE CIPIT.iE.

OF tho Lcsislutors--T The
Governors McssnSc-Whcn IL will be
Dclivercd-Thc Topics Treated of-Thc
Great Calurn niator Az the Champion
of Labor.
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"A Western settlement has been sending for
large quantities Of religious tracts. But there
Is no revival In progress; they are used for
wall paper.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE NEWS


TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Will Il view 10 corrcc; the confused and rrr.
ncous Impressions which exist in our community
respecting the sinking or The front of our STORE.
on Saturday hast, we have solicited the opinion
OF the gentlemen whose statement Is suhloincd.
From this IL will appear tla; the accident il in no
WISE attributable 10 mpcrfcc; construction or i'll
fcrior material, but wholly to undue risk ami Il
desire 10 hasten wha. should lave been proceed
cd with carefully and gradually.
We earnestly hope that blame will attach 10
none. and rccl thai Il pure accident should not he
permitted tc affect The competency OF any one
To our many friends We are specially grateful
for their prompt arrest OF what might lave re-
suited more 'lisasir"usy, as well as FOR their syIa
pat:y and pr0rrS OF assistance.
wcry respectfully.
CAMERON, BARLEY Il co.
The undersigned, nj the request Of iIcssss CAN.
ERON, BAt!kI.EY Il co, have examined their
'n'id'n. III the corncr Of Meeting and Cumbcr-
land streets, with the view Of determining Inc
cause %? the settling OF the front of the same anu
find ;hai II arises rrom defect In the mat crials
OF construction or workmanship, hut from mad.
Tcf.cnc" IN the part OF those engaged In cXcays.
tin5 the cellar tanym .ntcd by the recent cxccs.
slTc rai:S.) From the severe ana novel tcs; 10
which il has been subjected in the prcscn. in.
stance, we consider tic building one OF the
strongest I'm The city. =
S. S. SOIOM0SS,
superintendent. Northeastern Railroad
D. c. EBAUGH,
Millvrght ami Engineer
X. HUNTER,
e. YOiGT.
feel great pleasure in endorsing the rcport OF
the able Engineer, $. S. SoLoMoSs, ESQ, who was
rntn nj lrt,s ~fn,.
BARKLEr to make an examination and rcport
upon the cansc OF the late accident to their com.
modious and substantial Store, corner OF Meeting
and Cumberland streets
PATRICK oDoNNElI.
aovsa 1 Builder.
CONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-CO
per schooner IDA RICHARDSON, from New York
are hereby notified she is THIS DAY discharglng
cargo at Adgers North Wharf. All goods not
called for before sunset will be stored at expense
and risk of consgnces. No claims positively adj
mitted OH goods after leaving wharf
WM. ROACH & CO., Agents.
Corner Adger's South Wharf and Elst Bay,
nov2o Down Stairs.
rNOTICE TO CONSIGNEEs. THE
steamship MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discharglpg
cargo al Flnderhorst's Wharf Goods not re-
moved by sunset will remain on wharf ut owners,
risk; or, IL stored, at risk and expense OF coz
slgncc or owner. RArENEL CO.,
nov22 Agents.
~" j U ST ECEIV ED,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES.
NOS. AND 90,
Which will be furnished to our customers with
Business Card neatly printed thereon at 81 to 90
per 1000.
CALL At
T II Z n e w S JOE OFF ICE
AND SEE sAMPLRs.
JS-NOTlCE.-TlIR Rec MONTHS
after date application VIII bc made to the Bank
Of Charleston for Renewal of Certificates for
Twenty-cight SHARES, standing in my namc
tke original Certificates No. 725l o Shares; No.
7a's, Shares; No. 1928, 10 Shares; No. 75iG,
Shares; and No. 1925, Shares, having bccn lost
or destroyed. EMANUEL. BUERO
Oct2U IamO3F
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Special Notices.

Ei'' NOTICE. bURiNG TIE RE-
PAlHS to the front OF our establishment The en-.
trance MIL ba Oh Cumberland street. The lat q
disaster viii In no way interfere with our busi
ness. CAMERON, EARKLEY & co.
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NS- BATCIIELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TUIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, in
stantancous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; In
vigoratcs and leaves the hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners; and properly applied Mt Batchelurs Wig
Factory, No. = Bond street, New York.
ul0yl5l lyr
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octI1 3nosDAc

Ss5-U f JOHN DWIGHT e cos
SuPER-CARls. SODA, the best for houseAssptrs.
Established 1916. sept ~ mGnospAo
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~ MANHOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline in
Man, the treatment OF Nervous anu Physical De.
btllty, &c.
There Is no member OF society by whom this
book will not bc found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation or Parent Prcceptor or
Clorgyman.n-Medlcal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
tho Author, DIR. Z. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
ID. Z. scptl TYR
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gS-TiIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR.
ElltEA CORDIAG.-This article, so well known
and highly priced throughout tllc Southern States
us Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, is
now offered To the whole country.
1t Is Invaluable TO every lady, boil; married and
single.
No family can afford to be without it, and none
will TO whom its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
D0WlE AZ NOISE,
octll 3mosDsc General Agents.
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l5- WORDS OF CHEER ON TIE
Errors OF Youth AMI the Follics of Age in rcla-
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with n helping
hand for the crrlng and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BoN T., Philadelphia,
Pa. scpto5 3mos
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~ ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE.
NAN who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bllity, Premature Decay, and all Tie effects OF
youthful iRdiscreton, will. for the sake OF surer
Ing humanity, send free TO all who need it, tile re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, Gun do so
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN Ii.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
nOvO 3mos
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E1- NOTICE. ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Esth.n OF Mr.. GEO. II.
GRUBER arc hereby informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands OF Mcssrs 81.
MONS SIEGilsG, Attorneys, tonice, Broad
street, for collection, AMI II settlements are
made before the first December next, 10 costs
Will be Incurred. II. GErDTS & Co.
nov13 limo Agents for Creditors
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Jaf~ NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOHLTMANN
for the present occupies the store OF Mcssrs.
FARRAN BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets. and will he pleased to sec his friends
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Jls-NOTICE-TlI MONT
after date application Will bc made to the Bank
of Charleston for Renewal Of Certificates for
Twenty-cght SHARES, standing i'll my name,
The original Certificates, No. T25l o Shares; No.
i;i3s, Shares; No. 1923, 10 Shares No. 1916,
Shares; and No. 1925, Shares, having bccn lost
or destroyed. EMANUEL BUERO
OCt2U IamO3s
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l,'f"EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. PER-
SONS indebted To the Estate of the la,c HENRY
ohEjEN will make payment, AMI all persons hav.
tn% claims against the same will present them,
properly attcstcd 10 Mrs. JOHANNA OErJEN,
No. Marion street
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prn Goods, &e.

NEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
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.lci,- II. KLATTE tS co. WILL CARRY
on their Wholesale GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUS.
MESS at No. POI East Bay, northwest corner OF
Cumberland street, where they will hc happy TO
SCc lIclC cuSIOmGrS and IricnuS. nnHll
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T II Z n f w JOE FFICE
AND SEE SAMPLES.
nOyl0
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Epcriul Notirco.

TT ChRD.-A & EN r |. T. IAN
Wishing to enter IN active business. would con ri.
butte CAPITAL 10 any approved establishment in
ciy or country with Il capable and responsible
parry. Address "rradc.'' through this Office
giving references aild stating the character OF
business. pnyn, ~
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feel great pleasure in endorsing the report OF
the able Engineer 5. s. SoIoMoSS, ESQ.,, who was
called upon professionally by Messrs. CAMERON &
BARELEr to make an examination and rcport
upon the cause OF the late accident to their COM
modious and substantial Store, corner of Meeting
and Cumberland streets
PATRICK oDoNNELI.
hoV22 1 Builder
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I-NOTICE TO CONSIGNERS.-THE
steamship MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discharglng
cargo al Fandcrhorst's Wharf. Goods not re-
moved by sunset win remain on wharf ut owners,
risk; or, IL stored, at risk aud expense OF coz
slgnec or owner. RArENEL & Co,
nOv22 hpents
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pau- NOTICE. .-TIIRE NTIS
after date application will he made to the Union
EanR OF Charleston, :. c., for renewal OF GER
TiFlCNrE FOR FIFTY SHARES, No. :. stand.
ing IN The name of Elizabeth 81. Mcdonald, the
original Certificate having been lost ar dc.
str"yc', JAMES &. w. MCDONALD, NJ
nIjvln ll1lO..S - -
, 1869-08-03

Tc,a Wnn over by eiHs VAS one CnnIies Caproo. =
desperate character who lived n Hocneste. 111 ~
nsS nRSxay ~ rusnef sass5 Aaaasa BE- a sam
tng these convicts accotnpi!ces, III aysten W
not complt te md IN WORKING order antn nG 1anrT
P. Ten EJek, q AutuD, who ~ eng,o5so 9 IL, s1
clerk and bookkecpef IN the once. ssms ,a va ~
now II SLY for work. II was the eaty q sllns AL.
,It8 acct MP tees 10 PACK the too!A, AKnte5s SC, ~
boxes AID packages, which were sent By express
ali oeer The country TO tho VARIOUS essIoes sa c1ets
Of Tho eont1aeto5s The aas5 5;a 2! ,na tns dtsex
t1elr shipment BY s1pteas Sims plan Of opssas.,
LIZ WIS ss follows: When orders Usro fecelTcd
isr eooIs s.~s and hs TGna t2 xepIa
Secretly End clanaest1neis pncE po1es M r. d
ages With FOOLS Of the most TataAole Aoo. ana
were conveyed NTH ordere,S goods oatado nc
prison, sud sent by express e vanoas pal1!es,,
WHO were friends and acoompilces q En-. e. a. anu
TT. Bone were shipped 10 Wayne County, 70
Ezr1 E1ovn. Of Nacedon: 1onr wezu sent to
l @ Ses 4sese ses &c, T. s
cuse. nere icy were received By SIMS or his &C
s;1he above fscts became known Al Auoa!n
Deputy shefirs 1shn ]. Aeid1m and 1nonas m
The case. These ot1es1s innedtatety set them
selves TO work, and b. investtgations became e.
action was then commenced agalnst Sims BtoHn,
Ten E,ck and osherz. for the fecosery o. .11 rs
mated =. about fD,ooo- An order Of arrest
was granted BY Judge Morgan. on ~ Inesua5 ssa5
m me Lookout for Sins and the other rer-
rt.. By cone means or other SINS became
aware that the otleers were after him. and 9nLa!
yesterday afternoon succeeded In eludtng thsss
Vigilance brown was arrested At Paimyra, on
Wednesday last, and Ten Esck VI. arrested IN
Auburn Oh Thursday. Earh gave bail ~ tne suH
OF $3,CsU Onlcefs MeldraM And MuinouAnd
learned that Sims was al his home IN Anboy, pre-
pairing TO get ont Of the conntfy. TheI a. once
and conveyed him last evening to tt,s city
The Sheriff OF UuouIagn County, ll pursuance
OF the order Of arrest Issued bT Judge Ao7ga1.
This Is q civil aCtlou-
, 1869-08-03

.....s,v n, tnstsncattnn for fh.ss
!Le4e w ~, ant ~ trns,c 1cy. of
enats ta's ,uAt w. .s..,d y. chssn ctts n
Ato..on' .ano4 na ". .rns, 10 n,,ss snch 81 btr
M aNe ~ % - .~+an, ,h.t, trrdo and
peors. "o1'0 ~. ,,sr -, .,,,nItnnt rbarrp.
eon"ei tse ~ Ia. ,n ~ raon,. hrre
naA soue ~. -. nnS
enou'o ,.a,r,,- ~ etv
cotnlott 'uemse s ., ,-.,,s Ss,at,h,.s nzS
sarrlleo WIN oseaa' meAi, n-,. 80, s,.r - ~, .n,
Rame. a. cheap as any ptnef 4aiXe cav III hH1
, 1869-08-03
OBITUARY.


Frep. .la tSfs Ttrt Essnia9 Fest, j.4a 81:
The death Of Henry Keep, TIE hallway Eng.
qualities, and 4agac!ty as . man OF business, hal
non for him = popularity and general estee a
nj hs W. noa eTs Ga9
borta as!!duoa.ly ind islAially tor he bensnt Of
Henry Keep WEI born q AdanA New Tort. on
absolutely determined u, mother dtsd IN n h!s
GrinRond. s aEs . md lived Wiz hs 1e ys.t 81
be was nos oontented IN tnis nome; a,,x ne ar lan
sse I II tie he ssetests 81 Mar6or so1th i%.e,isaa
and "sr persons wss9 toIhid Iasanx M r. M, IT; ~
driver oa the Erta Canal Winter set:ing IN. he
sought and obtained employment as teamster
eeiy ed the ldea Of specu1afing and beginning with
the investment OF Small amounts, was not many
,ears tn acquiring suug little competence ne
aiIer The passaze Of The General Banktn7 law es-
tahs1shett In tutn the B2nE Of fotsdAm, tne Galon
Bank, Henry Keeps Bank and aeVefA othetA
Atont nl;een years ago lie becanea resident OF
NJ. Eeep soou became "power" IN Wall
snsl nnaIi. became Identified With several railway
Enea IuproFtdent manaEernent ha1l entailed
disaster On MANY Of the roads, MI. heep se1 NJ hlsn-
To:edo Railroad rs Impoverished, and tts sock
vas selling at sixteen per cent Re oata1ne4
control uf II and became It's Pftdtdenc It's ahafes
arute 10 par in short time. lie ne1t undertook
The Michigan Southern Raltroad, which ~as about
10 pa1s into the hands Of rrcetvers. It's shares
were dnolal ut nse per cent Hts sdmlatktcHton
soon ra.sed lac Ya1Ne 70 seyeuty.saEeny and the
tpas1 at the same tine was made one OF tie be7t
equipped II the country.
Several other tines were BENEFITED nt his opera
ttoua IN hse nAnner.- I8st Fesr Btleer service,
prepared ~ Brown Spauldng. WAS Presented to
him; ana On the pitcher was inscribed history
oi isttese oteuIferceA
IN 1sH Mr: Keep and smother caplta,Af puF-
CHASED the BFtck Church proparty, where the
7TmA Building pow ssanos- The pro vas COD
S.teT3d e1.raTagaat at the tine; but the result
abuntapflr jo.Aned the enterprise -.
y In 1sE8 Dean RchuoDd ded ED lhe famous
contest took place for the coutrue uf New fufk
Central RAlEnad- Iii. Keep WA eAecte.l psesi-
tsrnt en- The 1871 OF December He male IN
snsrccessfuf ende&yor to procure legislation In
bchsll Of the company the bui being defeated by
he veto or Goye1nm FentnrI A question Of VS.
rscify hetNeenAK. Keep and iAe Gngannr tea
never been determined: Nj. Eeep and hts frIen,ta
always persisted in accus1ng the Governor OF per-
rLy and faki1catton OF his word. THE. Assert
that be declared unotncia1ly his xpproyal OF the
BID which parsed tie IeEslltHre, and ,tnHnAted
that be would stgn It When It reached hun. The
retuit Of thh fnatfel vas Cle overthrow OF ths
Republicans IN tbs Ftate.
III. keep shortly afreswxfd resigned the PfeGt-
ceucy, AID VIA tuoteeded by Mr.. L. e.. Daxcet.
A few months LITER he Nn3 elected President Of
1he Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad 1he sane
pfosp erHy Vi hfch attended other r4IwaJ coerora-
t1onn under hts control followed tn tni~ ipetancr>
MI Keep ~ dpancts.t Il et!!:ted to h'2h o.
, 1869-08-03
LACON, I'LL.
Western Mnnufn cturcn-AdvantsaEcs
OF L0cOue

xv..tc- nnnufnc
OF l-aeon.
To lie Ei;i.e5 Of Tie chiedyo 747bune:
Knowing the Influence Of TIE TuIDCsE, and Tie
.iHeteS nas tan.n ~ ~ xnn- ,,,,,on resI,er,
takc tne 'soett' =, sN.t1e W 'Sa. S.ssa.s
word upon tne sue]ech-ano hese iet ne senai@'
par patentb,ss, that TO It, III certain sense. The
peope in this town hze indebted fos possessing tie
rtonerr shawl maupfactou az the STATE, making
1900 a. nr,I1a S,.,. sh,v, ;, ~ mt
ot Ietlefs nfst hnpllanea u ~ coioNns upon tne
subject q Woohen MnuulactulSs, gIsW tuis ~ Gnes. Vt
Prize. II Is TINE We NeIe GnAuc'hIts4 !!ut1 oet
uerepoeLce hFon new EnHlaAa. 1nc "eet u "
"uHr. aud ably Nhhh hesse!l 10 lloa!ce We'll
ever her necessltiea a. !eas. Ie1luite, ~ Elk! oat
nave We palu tI1bute 70 tIe nplaxuess Ae oatetst
the laHIcntes Of me haslt Is ou1 !ooH
that reeds hef opelatoth ~ onf money
that drives nef hnutt'es, ta1us ns9 aptua1es, -.
snn loIses .S! suGnes: -, ti1 ~ y,
CohCoIu aua NV H3sEa Ett LEI .tn.. ~ T. siou ~
ONO ahd Alcalfan, ihsn Hnn lITM 1 LIS sa}sssna.
, 1869-08-03
SElf-cESTRHtIl0h.
A Young t:hti Commits ~utelhr tftcr Irnr
1tnlnri nnd De,rrtrd.

Jtnr!c Llpnar!, very rrctly Irish G;s.. r-a'el
rconta In the tecuE1 story VI No. 5i..a W. 'AH
l:urcn street, Of Nr. .1a1acs Dalton. fe4tug,.
SIR wns invited cut tn dinner hy Mr. y .stf;s' -
ter, who resides at No. Is We.t Van iu.!l s;Ere:.
JeDnlc responded to the invitation, anil Hea:,
accompanied hy d } DUNG man whu cll!',tl tu be
hrr lruther, narucl william 1Iazltton. TIE 1l:,tr
rassct on very pleasantly, With III. exception Of
sono words which passed privately between Jru-
ue AMI her 10 called brother. After !iu2rr, i1is
young .nas left The house an,l wert iowa snvn:
jennie rleui IN lndis4ostlon nnt n+Srti retHn1-
zion to rrurt u hcr room, which was rrantea!.
At atouI ; O'Clock III the nIteIuo0u, nut1e Nt
Jcpu!e's frErn,ls having occasion to call ou her.
went TO her r'nm. Finding that, after REPEATED
knocks, their was response, Tie tloor wa% or1-
e!, ami there the ctr: wns toanh, lying on thr e.
In all the a4uuies OF death. Medical nssistarc..
was Instantly seut for. Before the arrival Of the
rhyfictau, Jennie confessed that Eazc:1n MAJ tut
her brother, nor yct her husband. aud ahc .itd
not wish him 10 be accused Of poisoning her. She
SAT-! tha. sle had taken gtrJchnluc, which she hal
procured al the German drug s.ore o! II. Reuter-,
No. G. Van liulen strcet. She further SAID tha1
lIuzlrsou hsd refused to marry her, which was thu
nrrtvul Of i,r. Heutcr the gtri was dcad- ClNn
hearing the 1aCta, police oflcer took chatR0 Of
Dz. Reuter-, who Was the aito.hecary who sold the
e:rl the poison. and had him conveyed to the Union
ilazlcton, who. the girl said. refused to
marry her, is thu son OF Pittsburgh grocer, nnl
ha. follow cd the ulhoGtaph business III lals city
Ior her boarr', and always rassed Us her brother
II would xeeu from the girls confession, that
they had betu living on terms Of improper ioti.
Mscy together. and fha: tho girl had oaly 1one
called upon 10 perform, Hn1!o.uu refused. aud
that, overcome with Rrtet and shame, the giri re.
to1ted to POISON al hes ont relief.
, 1869-08-03

= 4, =.
4ne non-.n'oice'nent u LIZ 'a"7 t'sa'u9t
eompoaname ielon'es - e. co'n'io'nis-
ing WIN CRIMINALS to1 sne's cf1'nes~n 'e-
snltlng N the most ns'sen'evooS a'a oan-
eeroas 'mpu%ss 10 psoless,ona' to,se's'
1ohhess' burglars anu pocket tme7es. inese
ILLNESSES oi eilfh1na!s are eenef@ns tlA'ns2 ~
'ne'1 o"a,neAs' aau a1c a1sass teAny ~ a'e-
fence q snare o' 'aeli pfoh1s 10 insure sne
lelusns ana ces.aan aa iueofe immunity IRON
lonisnnent. the'r ''aeeace H. hi'es COM
nilu1'e lhei ci11ne. ~ p'aee themselves -, ~
hecfes anu ooonaon1a1' co1''n'n'eaeioh VIII
eae parry lnes ao'e 1oooee1, anu so'aln u
ps'. " lne plonuef upon n1s asreenen' no.
-. 1Ae tuolnenI Posaoa .!
, 1869-08-03

MEAD not gat1y aud Il would deyo've n7oa tue
nrosecottop tn proys the truth ot tnn cn2sSes"
MI, IMn tten o1ertd fspeY, nhnn ne sa'a
= A. in e1planalton OF the p!e1a Just entefsa. -,
The Modcsntor said the protest touio not us
read unless there mas motion tnn;,e 70 arrest ne
h,sinesa before The ,resbytcr--. tln "as HI eA"
nInnniiou Of tue Piles, II could be ntatc:
Wr. Tim then commenced to rcaa toe protest
NJ = h.d rrad only 4 few lines when pc Mas inter.
rupted By ne rho aee:dsa i raI I0. 1s
" ~ az 81 rtjerHred 10 rccei5eN.
Tre rorfion read BY Nj. Hnn & Tas as io1o"s: IT,.
1. ~ fkk Ohio Pyfsbyttrn ner S.afa5 IN tae fiTel
pn,Stn<rtan Church, F1tlsss1"h:
aNWs NOpERATpn ANp BsEzHaES: Ihe ac-
r,.ri ms no, obected, and tatt:a Dot on}scs. 70
- =. 3D., ID se1ss oi ~ca
~ ,iy nrofest 1gutnst bclrE t1ied On t9e ueseat-
m,If snhnitted b. Inc p:ssh!fe1y eetDmntet nst a,-
Nr. Nc EaiH asked whether II Was tuatN out eu.
..,rfy. TIM Sooe1atur said he only Eectdeu 1t WIZ
net fu order as the present firae. .,,on~
M Hauh.u thought that hiter tts NstlUeN
had been closed Mr. Linn Mou!d then s*se r. @ W
roztunily 10 make speech, when ne eoofa p'e-
Ell liz e epapeE mas tecl.red out Of order by the
Moderator. ...~r1