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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-19

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$50,0OO0, 5000 Bubd @tljen $4,000,
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a~ebenptns gftta@ Grat4BaSe 3~uiant,nen
is perl omen wurpen bel ptr GoQilpn 70:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-19

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ttplittees, ba6 fe touu1en noble, uu,, tptntt
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i9eint Is ber Dame, tbrent @@reiben
na@, nt&t 9dn3li@ 3u rtanseln.
u Dfe BefSettune mirb allen 8un>tSz
pereintn 3uaei@tdt unp 1T pa5u b~e{tintnat,
'bur@ ibre Mittbeilunsen Die i~osenannte
aqaemeine Gorrelpunpen3 -3mflden, benz
Set uube beutgGentral COMMITTEE unst
ben gunstssststntn y trsysus ff9Y9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-19
muRt' oo" son SET Great @efern Banp:;
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f21F# ! ~ 9oYt& agitlI4
trIauten It'd BE Dataen unb 9erren 81. ,psats uub ber us~
eesenb. III bena&rt&tsen,, oa6 Fe ben rtaauseetaaat' etsre
50. 1893; Drttt ettastt frltes ssn 6srrr elfat' saspnA- =
aternotamen 49abtn uatb III ,dntaea xasen Eli eRe &tSfdt NJ
u.en. uat 9esrat< Garbersts eeiadft t5ur.tfatug Store a.
5fnen werten. Sit Raben teae NussaSea unb @itk 1atArt
III Der Auswatftlre ti Ssrrataes; M ssn,sber: etRsn @r,s-
ttnbleru xnb Su1urtcurea Nevgetss sfasft uurse, ~ le r.
abF&ts.u Elm eff. RlaFt Gtabl6eueut III ert&tea. gs &c., ~" y
= Die Gr5Aruus wiss tn etntseu 1asen a~nseetat.
rH1 tHsh11jnTR} H2H :.nutja9t120 a}G'
, 1870-06-28

Assurances OF every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 5O0Dollarst to 10, 0 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies,
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
OF The Society are made quinquennialIy,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DIR. Won BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-06-28
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance SOCietG
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
2aSHlS Society, which confines its bust
"a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk OF life 10 the West Indies, and sufi-
clent 10 create large SURPRISES, out of
which ReverSioHary Bonuses, averaging
q per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among tt q
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 wears,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single Iife:-
, 1870-06-28
Notice..

THE Horse, Carriage and Boat
Taxes for the End haIf-year 1870
will be received at this office and by
the PoIice-Assistan at Frederiksted
from the 23rd July to the 18th August
next, both days included, after which
the list of arrears will be transmitted
to the respective PoIicemasters to be
enforced within s days and a special
citation to this effect will without
delay be served by the Police, for
which each debtor Of Taxes incurs a
fine Of % cents if the Tax be under
SIS, and 40 cents if IS, or above, be-
sides eventually the ordinary levy
expenses.
The Tax-Iists, which will be dis
tributed by the Police, are to be filled
up in conformity with the Ordinance
OF 22nd February 1865 on the LIST of
July and returned to the respective
Policemasters within 48 hours in
town and 4 days in the country.
Royal Treasurcrs Office, st. Croix
gath june 1870.
L. r. MAGENS.
, 1870-06-28

I6ET bekjendtgj0rcs heryed at I'd
" kast til Repartitioncn j John
Eleyligcr Burt's af undertegnede
COmmissarier behandIedc D0dsbo vii
bllye fremlagt paa en- Session i Boet
som holdes paa undertegnede He'll
buth's Contoir Nandagcn den Iste
.4UguSt ngstk. Njddag III. IL sIet,
og at Boet dereGter ~forventes %sIuttet.
St. Croix, Christiansted den 22de
Juni 1870.
C. SARAUW. HEILBUTH.
, 1870-06-28

NET bekjendtgj6res herved al I'M
D dertegnede Ret har d. D. taget
Planter A, M. Dams 30 under Be
handling som Opbudsbo.
Christiansteds Skifteret den code
Juni 1870.
G. SARAUW.
, 1870-06-19
A Sccuc In 2he 1E0MAes

From the etc rork Commercial tdreT,Str, June lt.
1t has never been doubted that, as general
thing, our Congresemen are jolly set Of dogs.
Yesterday, members, befoto repairing to the
Houte, thoroughly fortified themselves 1g0inet
tho arduous duty Of discussing the cnban
resolutions, ana eren went there fully supplied
with the liquid aliment. This fact is veil eatab-
lished, not only b. the number Of empty soda
water bottles which were afteruard picked mp
in the Capitol grounds, but also BY the style
and language OF the debate. Observe patticu-
lsrly the rrport Of e1Eaordinary sounds said
to have proceeded from the mouth Of Butlsr.
Tho great m2n h&d declared thai our govern
mcnt gave Cubs tho EAtoe chance it did Spain,
nhereupon Sam. Randall, in = fiery, and set
aualytica1 frome Of mind, shouted out from
ne p1eDf'1S Whefs' Thea' s.a Mama tho time md
p'B Benns Nv" p.id no not the slightest attention 10
Randall'a barbed mter1oEator1es. Then SAM
my stood upoa his tip-toea and raining his
voice to the highest pitrh, again ah1ieked:
Benny looked ~ denoEshzed IS = green
4niit;anlan IN = shower of grape ahot. And
stretching his not email month to ita full
carscity. uttered this RESPONSE:
"Bah! Bah: BAht"
Once more Randall demanded, With rcseAa-
ing eAIueAtne68:
aWheu7 Whero7 Howl"
And once more Benny made the mystetlous
answer:
'.Eahl Dah! Bah"
Hc1eupon ata1p yuice in the gallery yeiled
out:
Wont somebody choke that old aheep!"
At this cheerful prupoeal III the spectators
roa1ed with laughter, and tho sohhies caught it
up and zoared 100, and then the mhmbess
roA1ed> and the Speaker tapped his Gavel until
il lroLe, and the hammer bounded over the
desk, striking the Clerk upon The head. and
u, -1s- Ira r~r Hnn1H -
devi}ish Jolly time Ill round; hut where,
when, md how the government has given Gu
ha the earne chance as Spin rcu1ains as much
OF ! conunarum - aver.
, 1870-06-19

hAosss askvrl / c., natb, H.:
worthy nm being the psopt7stors Of
Ins Of stages running from the
great metropolis to the well-kuoun sehs
Of faeltion in tho weat Of EnglsLd. Ten or
ed the ssrne inscription painted on co.ch doors
IN the 1ncient city Of Esth, to the nei8hbor-
hood Of which MF. Pickuick's entcrp.iso had
been confined By the encroachmants Of tha
stean-h horse.
And 60 with the first name, Noses, changed
10 Samuel. originated the cognomen of eha,-
zcter Whosa fame is co-e1tensive with the Eng
liah language.
Dickens often asked Douglas Jerrold to con-
tribute to Household Hiords, but Je1rold inva-
riably q eEutd, in consequence OF the non-ap~
| peatance therein Of The nanaes Of the authors
| Of the ya1iouA articles- "Ah!' eaid Dickens
On one occas,on, "but We arc III a2ony nora." :"
| "Tes," replied Jczrold, taking up number Of
the magazine and reading from tho bead Of :
page, ''Condncted by Charles Dickens" AID
turning over = leaf or two and reading agsin,
"Conducted by Charles Dickens" and then
turning over more leaves, aud once more ft-
peasin6 the phrase, II see. very mononI-
1uouH."
It is well known that after Ar. Dickens hzd
3pbliHhed several works IN conjunction with
! Mesera, Chapman and Hall, he was induced BY
with Messrs. Bradbury L Evans, who had
printed nearly ali his books, and VIM were
about to open I publishing house. When u
liter years the disagreement took plAce be
tween the author and lis new publishers, Mr.
Dickens returned to the house With whom ht
! had been connected in his early hiumphs, ant
ever after remained with them, gratifying
evidence Of their mutual esteem and conf
aence. II. A.
| NEw ynHk Jupe 14 1910
, 1870-06-19

a pup1 Of Victor Masse, The eos'oasus WIN lAs4
Wsns5.a a1SEa Nsy n-Ths Italian opera troupe
hrrnent bf Esxef1 4 thA bead Of which anine4
fne celebtstcd Nlln- kfanaa, commenced. o. iee
IL ~ sssF 1870 e I FEE as
r. tae following Saturday il wsa eoattauet With
II oiacsIa a BoFsaa;1 to % followed, On tns 2sth.
a. st e md bo1 pss
qIR RnxE MAJ 1k-The d!xuthuuon nf tbs prizes
ns ,ss ssa9ss Ct II saas ass ahs
il presence Of tho Pppe, Cu1dtnA1 Msoops,
corps ctp,ontatigue, and : great NUMBER v,9a o.
eratAe I'M a. ea.se cou. of Paris, To- their nagnia:
ceat church organs and 70 that OF Dcus'n ioe 10e"
Frss NAV qa-The Emperor Of RusktA arTayed
ms dsy. without notse wlthout posop Of saoH e q
M End, IN accordance with hi1 ordelH rae o.
ot the casne e. TTnd ns1s ~ piPg5
to apend in snls delightful .he1n Al reHaence, few
arrsts di pr7*tsstmo oa1t<lo but, Nall ~ tnose @
aas5sa Tns ~ ca ensafsa a no1eseT. ee sbe
% lie sath inst, Aflerward The oRs1A cokniqTe
aeges ~ f.em % .he lata q June iii me sh q Al
Eust will come for shts season On the IT o. 1one
@ fomp9seS pss1t,n Of s4ssena venes a Sepae S
Cazelll, ctc-: u u. Desire, Vesdelet' Lstzs jean
f1Si WkSAH. SN NaJ ea-1he city Of Vienna. Il organ
Mnieh Vii last four daJa VIZ, from the 9tth Y
,hc satn Of Nay. On tho nrst, = Lecture On Beet
ho,en by Professor Potgea, 81 4unlca, aaa Ia, "a
I nai cnnrrh Of the town. On the Moyning OF ~
second daJ, salon concert tmodeEn wosks); md ~
the afternoon grand orchestra CONCERT e g
Sbrstsr de u CQur, @and-t -t5ucal, IN which Will p
heard, among oiher compositions, concerto 70
violin Of Robert scnuuaun: psalmi :ny scnnz %
u Overture DC fcte, and solo fos ro1ce naln y
Noes dc riometnee," BY saint saea% On sa5u.
day. The ssh Professor Son q Munich W y. g, r.
1oFed oy q tason concert composed OF the works {
thc Rrext 4naxaerut Finally, on Sunday. grand O
, epcst1a concert, dedicated TO BeethoFens memor
viii he given At the theatre. In which, among otha
ehsfs d'e1if71, viii be hearA the Ninth SJmphony.
| pFREapISE P1CEIE.
, 1870-06-19

England is distressed by the recent at
rival from India of the Nswab Eizam OF
Bengal Bshar, and Orissa, the titu1as and
nominal King Of these three great prov
inces Of India He derives his title, and
with it claim TO the nice little income of
f510, 900 q year, by virtue OF being the
sixth in descent from Nicer Mhhomet JAf-
fer Ali Khan, who, by an set Of treachery
to his sovereign, and on the promise of this
annuity and the title OF Nizam OF Bengal,
Behar, and 0rissa, betrayed his country
and gare victory to Give at the battle Of
P!assy.
The reward Of dishonor has bean Gradually
Whitfield down from the original sum to =
mere E73, 200, and nearly au vestiges Of the
Sovereignty or rcal authority of the fszaIn,
or Prince, hare Disappeared Against these
infractions OF the treaty he complains BE
II certainly to be congratulated upon the
fact that his ancestor received the highest
reward erer paid to tznitor. But where
there arc 20 many Of his class to be p1osi-
ded for, and the profits Of hia ancestor i
crime seem SO largo sum to psy for 80
small whistle, it is natural that England
should hesitate between the expenses Of
sustaining very dubious honor and The
economy of falling the Eizau and his fam.
ly to 60 70 work and earn their living.
, 1870-06-19

he then rsturne1 to hin lqdgings spent tho
day and night IN debaachsry, 3aft tha, noxt
day for Reading. and wss there captured
The train by which he left, brought tho
Gyer who xaa to have married ono OF
the murdered porsons- The tragedy
had already become known. The
seamstress engaged upon the wedding droas
had gone with it early in the morning to
the cottpee, and, being unab>e to gain I'D
mission, had aroused the neighbora to force
an enhance The whole tragedy equals
the Trauppnsnn case in France in ba1barity,
but sinks below it In the idiotc depsavity
of the u1Srderer, who seems to have killed
seven rersons with as brutal an insenhbili-
ty to The nature Of hia act IS any fanishing
foness from the iungles would have shown
in committing the same bloody havoc.
We know not what lesson such crimes
may teach, unless it be that the world has
m interest in looking after aud refozning
its untamed ttamps and disregarded ya8A.
bonds, which, with al its means Of reform,
it has not yet fulfilled They are fearfu,
crimes that these brutes commit, and it Is 6
fearful mystefy, if not a crime, that thert
should he such brutes.
, 1870-06-19

ortp coretge. Thence tho two ends k1o
closed together, md fasteued In the belt
Tbs effeet, IN the evening, Is that d roll Of
svan'e down. Euabro{deted linen collAra aze
followed By plain linan, and sets in yellow and
bun, which LIST IL chaImlng with = black toi-
Ia, Real hee, or ncns," 1hon}d be Ii. motto |
Of every lady. 4 pura white Gnen set can be |
worn becomingty with tho most elegant toilet. !
and Ia suitable Tor ali occasions, while ttn}ia- |
ton fabrics In Valenciauue8 patterns chow their
utter wu1thlessneas TO the noat c1.eleaa OBJ
server.
Eowlin L McElwain's, On Lake atreet, which l
commend 10 ladies' who admir- ainple ale-
Et1uecan gofd ard Jet, conjunction rasely, Il
ever, seen. They, 1re particularly beautiful BY
contrast with the highly ornate Jet which haa
wcazied tho eye 30 long, and can be worn With
any colored toilet, or with deep mourning, be-
ing chasts and appropriate for aither.
ladies' Of Chicago, which IL ro.de known 70
observers by cross Of tiny dineneinns, about
N inch long. It is worn IN various places
at the heaft-in the belt-on ons ah0ulder,
and elsewhere. II the wearer does not have
short hair, or speetacles. she has long mourn
| fnl ftee, wido mouth, and mission, besides
4 hungry wallet, and roll Of manuscript.
| Oply he initiated are in tho secret, II there Is
| one. ...
I
10 hear how it can Be- used to advantage.
Make IN over-skirt, with rounded apron
'front.', and squtze Bids b1eadths, with ono back
SECTION, rounded mp to the belt. Tim this
With tho fringe. The body Of the dress may
be gs.nitnzed with any other kind Of trim
ming.
Tie hair Ia worn in tho aAme etyla
that it has been, the ch4talaine braid and the
three pu1s mixed with curls. It Is quite
amusing 10 see = lady who has mover worn
one, purchase ehignon she goes to Camp;
waterfall, which fs, Of course, tHice Ar lnrEe
"a the natnrl one shs is accustomed to.
| After she tries it on, che is ho1ihed
with it. Whit teonM her friends think i ahe
| shouh wear such monstrous s1Air? Shs l.
becoming to her, An effect abe il not allow II
a,Ss ee Pafuns H. sSa thinKs L i wa
a little wider 1t the sides it would be m i'm
provement" A week or two passes, a1d tn
; same chignou La sent in to be dressed, with II
: in leaa shan anonth tho lady purchases ne'
switch, and haa it tnade ovsr rolls that Iaeasur
: head to The neck, with corresponding width
DEP Ss Fesaa s
!. The whole natural hair il often LET down q
, the back, and ctimpcd, the chiguoo boin
= | placed above it. In Light hai1. and On yonn
;. ladies. the effect ia good Children have the
: bair frizzed md tied in VARIOUS places vi,
!, | blue ribbon.
It is pity that women viii not learn how
GROW old gracefully. They take such pains
y Eide the ravsges OF time that they stt1act n
70 tice by the forces they send out to reconnoitr
). what you see. 4 facs Of 80, OF Il, that yc
! arc trying to mike 18. Yon can nsver Do Il
L the wrinkles and earelines may not bo ther
q bnt that ine1pressib!e look, thst tender dawl
, 1870-06-19

Finally, sho hoped tls
changea proposed would speedily si!e the
great Blessings Of elementary education to
those now reluctant TO tut teaching to
tho Church, and willing to trust it
to tho community" These sonexhat con-
tradictory statements seem to say that Alr.
Gladstone has introduced progressive
messurel looking to the ultimate separation
of the bchools fom .denon1inational in
auanees,' but thai 6s thinks the country not
ripe Tor. the full immediate eonsummAtion
of thus policy. Mr. Dtaaei treats the
measurein tho sa1ns Light by alluding to II
sarcastical1y ~ a propoition by The House
of Commons "to revolutiouize the char
acter Of its own people" The author OF
"Lothait knovs the popular value Of An
apho1ism, and seldom speaks without coin
iup one.:
, 1870-06-19

The last great horror in the Rnuals
of crime, the murder of 3 family of
seven persons at C1bsidge, England,
lns been brought fully 10 light, and
the murderer now awaits his certain
doom. He appears to have been one Of the
lowest order Of "tramps,' or ''h.ymak-
ess," as they are there called, whose daily
lie alternated between starving, stealing,
md the jail. He had come into Uxbridge
tie night before and stopped at low lodg-
ing house, wearing certain clothes which
we're found on the premises of the unfor-
iunAte family. On Saturday night, he left
, 1870-06-19

Receipts Of cotton At the va1ious ports in
tho UEited States show that tho crop Of 1889
viii reach abont Is, 900 balea, which Is con-
slderably in exnsns Of prurioua estimates. In
the meanwhile tho CT begins to come up from
and its consequent high price In the interior
Of AabanA corn is nov selling 1t sa5o pe1
eushel, on credit, and 1arge numbers Of plant
crs are compelled 10 buy Il that rate 10 enable
them to ive till tho re0 cotton crop comes IN,
paving adhered to the old Southern ideA that
and buy food.
-Four bo5a, On Tuesd1J Of list week, rode
down the inclined p!.ne OF mill t1ack u Cor
~, Penn. It WIS not ftne H3,ort Hanzy HAll
and David Connen escaped With only alicht NJ
turies Burton Fargo sustained fracfuro Of
the right leg and ann, with stx ss!ue eoncus-
tions % both Hmbs- Calvin J. Iako hid both
his legs czuahed md tho oonss t.s Of en-. one Tosh
broken, The left leg 1as .mputated beloN
the neQ.
, 1870-06-19

the t1.desn,an, the philanthrop:st, and to the
political economist. ME. Sampson is oue OF
shoee men ot whom Ametica furnishes 20
many examplos-one who. from 9uaa osgan-
Stesdy industry, prudence, keen foresight, and
,.ss;f;on ~ in tic front rauk Of his neighbozs, and
Ia feels, ~ veIl Is do others, hia strength and
import m anee in The community. glimpse st
nnca ttat ho ID not ona Who takea p1eaaura In,
~ can wen brook. tho Interruptions OF inter
ference Of oshess- He is a sSict Baptist, al.
1noet ty natu1a his opinions A1e to him fixed
isw hia 1orkshops Ill bear the stauap Of thor
ouxh sys,em, being perfectly arranged, fur;
nished with the most sppsosed maGmnss,' ea' ~
i md vii be, matter of his own business &c
lnnp "A his buaineds remains