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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-17
nELCMKN ssI.vER MINING

ID Conpany-Location Of Works, Gold M,
Storey County, Nevada.-Notice Is hereby given
that Mt . meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
sald Company, held on the 9th day OF September,
1870, an Assessment (So. 81 OF Two Dollars
($3 OOD per share was levied upon the cap
inl stock Of said Company. payable lmme-
tary, At tho office OF the Company. No. 4i9
California street, San Francisco, California;
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, October 10.
lSTo, shall DO deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for salc at public auction, amt
unles. payment shsll be made before. will be
soil on SATURDAY, October ., 1871, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
= o. II. c. KlBBE. Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. .: Haywarl's Building, No.
li9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
n-tH
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
.~NTCxKRH0CKkH GoLD amp

TS1CKKRHOCKE cold AND
n Silver Mining Company.-Noticc Is hereby
.,ixsn thst AZ q meeting OF the Board OF Trus.
tess OF sald Company, held on the twenty.sev:
enth day Of June, a. n. 1870. ar assessment 0,
TWO dollars per share was levied upon each and
sye-y saare OF the capital stock OF said Com
nany. parable Immediately in gold coin 10 the
S.cre,ary, at the Office Of The Company, Gold
Hi. Sevada.
II. II. FLAGG, Secretary.
Gold Hill. July eth. lsI0. G..lm
TnPIRR nIl.L AND MiNtNG
X, Standardization OF Works. Gold AN
II.,rict. Storey County, State OF
ticc Il hereby given. that at . meeting OF tne
Boa,d of Trustees Of said Company, held on the
Fourth day OF August. lSO, an assessment OF
Sir. Dollars per share was levied upon the eapi-
tai stock OF ssld Company. payable Immediate
", IN United States gold coin. TO the Secretary
a, the ONCE OF the Company. No. $40 Aontgom-
sry street, san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;. ANY STOCK
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on THURSDAY. the Eighth Day OF september,
A. D. 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and wiz
DO duly advertised for sale AZ public auction;
and rnless payment shall be made before, Wal
be sold on THURSDAY, the Twenty.ninth Day
OF September. a. D. 1870, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs OF aaver'
Using and expenses Of sale.
By order OF tbs Eoard OF Trustees.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ohco-So. so Montgomery street, San Fran
eiseo. California, auStd
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And in accordance with law anu an oruet "
the Board Of Trustees, mado on the tnira day OF
August. 1870, no many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock as may 30 necessary will be sold
at tho office OF the company, Room No. 81,
Hayward's Building 4Is California strcst, san
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY the 2Ith
day of September, 1870. at the hour OF ! O'Clock
r. n. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assers-
mcnt thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
Ofacc-Room No. 81 Hayward's Building, No.
AZ California street, San Francisco, Cal.
aao.tl
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

.OROwN POINT GOLD AND
Silver Mining Company = Location Of
Works, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada
Sotice.-There are delinquent upon tie fellow
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
levied OH the Sd day Of August, "A. D. 1870,
the several amounts set opposite the anne OF
the respective shAreholdep, as follows:
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HEI.CmER

Q q 60 y - u ~. titS
= Mining Company-Locatlon OF Works, Gold
HUI District, Storey county. State OF Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given that az a meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
twenty.nith C25ihl day OF August, 1870. an assess
nent no. lOl Of Ono Dollar and eitIy Cents
(sl sol, In United States gold coin. per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
mpauy, payable Immediately 10 the Secretary,
az the ONCE Of the Company, Room No. Is, Mer
chants Exchange Baildins, California street,
San Francisco. California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the TwENTY.EiGHTU A OF SEPrEM:
BIER. 1870. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public anc-
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be soid on the ElGHTEESTH 4 OF
OCTOBER. 1870. to pay the delinquent assess,
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order or the Board Of Trustees.
EDw. I. STONE, Secretary.
ONES - Room No. = Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, CAL
ifornla- atz'-lu
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Approved July II. 1910.

AN ACT TO nnnul a portion OF a certain statute OF
the Territory Of New Mexico, and for other pur'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-17

II Company Location Of work., Gold Hil
District, Storey county, State OF Nevada Q
tice.-There arc delinquent upon tho following
| described stock, on account Of assessment leS;
led on the 4th day Of August, lSio. inc sevolai
ar,ounts set Opposite the names OF tho respce.
tivc shareholders, a. follows.
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conn HII.I. QUAkTX VIII.

tT and Mining COMPANY. Location, Gold
lin Mining District. County Of Storey.
state Of N~eyada.-Soilco Is hereby given,
that at 4 meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
OF said Company. held on the sth day Of Sepiem.
Der. iS,O, an assessment. Mo- 4. OF Ten Ii0) Dollars
per ,hare was levied upon the capital stock OF
aid Company. payable Immediately. In United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, r. WeScncr,
Al California street, San Francisco, California;
AM stock upon which said assessment shali
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF october. 1870,
shall be deemed delinquent. and will be duly
advertised for sale At public anction, and
unless payment shall be made before. will De
sold on MONDAY, the Sist day OF October, lStO,
to pay the delinquent Assessment, together
with costs Of ADVERTISING and expenses OF sale.
By order Of he Board OF Trustees.
X. wEGENER, Secretary.
oaiee-n4 California street, San Francisco,
c,rfo-ni. seiO I'd
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Anproyed July u, 1870.

..H fPubllc-No. lo.J
AN ACT for the relief Of the United states ana
nav Brazil Steamship Company.
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LAWS w HE UNITED STATES.
TPUDLIsHED BY AUTHORITY
OFFICIAL.
fpnhlIc-Nn. 10.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed Al the Second session OF tho Forty
~ Flrst Z oIE rchs.
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Tpublic-No. 1911
Approved July ], 1870.

[Public-No. 1911
ACT 10 amend nm act entitled IAN Act to es
tablish aud to project national Cemeteries
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Th.t m. civ Of Kansas, In the State Of Missouri.
,h,iiii +. anil ~ her.SS constituted q port Of delivery
annexed 70 and made . part o. the collection az.
triet Of Nev Orleans, and shall BE- suoleet 70 w y,
same regulations and rset1ctions y oL2ss = oan.Ss
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Bel enacted Sy the Senate and Hoa,.ef Rcpr.mi:
atjves ofiIs Esitsd states u America IN CoH0rei
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BY ou@ Of the Board Of Trustees.
Hsr II. II. FLAGG, Secretary.
esn I'm, Algsss 18Th, lsn. sul9-td
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Annroyed July II, 1870.

Z tpublc-No. III
AN ACT 10 establish q port Of delivery at kansas
City, Missouri. r-EE-
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5 MEDICAL. sgs
TO THE
NEW REMEDIEsI NEW REMEDIES
DR.. Gibbon,sD ispensnr

kO9 KEARNY STREET,
VAO sor. Commercial, San
Franclsco, private entrance
on Commercially established
In 1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such - Gonorrhea, elect
Structure, Syphilis in all itsl
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotency, etc., Skin dis
cases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully
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NTpIVNcu "U9 TT E""
Rnnir,d by N. Ssnais and House u feprssentd'
.ir.s Of lie CHlsd State OF america In Congre''
assembled,
That the Secretary Of War be, and he, 10 HEREBY,
authorized TO deliver to the Governor Of the State OF
Nebraska four pieces OF condemned iron cannon ano
twenty round shot, to DO usei IN the erection OF o
soldiers monument at Omaha, Nebraska.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-17
Approved July II. 1870.

r-tPuollc Rcso!ution-So. Sill
. RESOLUTION In regard to grading tho stfeetsin
the vicinity OF the Capitol.
, 1870-09-10
THE GREAT FIRE.
Progress OF tho Work on the Rnins-
lfsw 1t Ii I'rosecated--No Bodies
Fo1nd Yet.

The ruins Of the Farweu-Drske oonna9zanon
continue to attract tnelr thousands Of visitors
daily. and the interest In the fate OF the victims
wto arc believed to be buried under the debris ia
but little diminished. Nearly a hundred work.
men arr now engaged n clearing away tho
wreck, tut the taak Is Of such hetc1lcan ptopoI-
tons that the labor Of the past two days has
eiate mass. A good deal Of nonsense hss Ii
times past been wiisten aoout the sleanlng Of the
Aueean Stables. That little undertaking OF Her.
lhe woJk awaiting accomplishment In this case.
At the present rate OF rt1Kfe8s, It IL dountsul u
agy ess ~ BE- bee re snd q
aand SENS to think mat a. dead man can be
no deader 70! remaining u:der The sa dtoris
for an Mor. 1nasan1s s,ngP PeS1 sad hence
,gs veTy messoaica, marner. Perhaps Il u TIC best
way in the end. L.no1ess began simultaneously
At the front and in the rear, and they are mating
wa!ls crushed the na2stones Of the Mdewalk, thus
| choking and crushing the vsulta underneath
ias broken stones are being drswn out with der.
drsTn away. saa ssery pofti5n . sttted toF ps-
fnil IN the vauin+ Bundles upon bundles we're
mixed out yesterday, al soaked and blackened
mita smoke, but ne wrt!ag remains legib1e aud
The goods thus far recovered arc Of precious lit
tie valne-1scarcely nt for fa3a. The outside and
|
burnt, and the interior has been soaked 10 COL
orless mars h9 this WeeI'a application OF nudity
Mates; r;,arI n the a.. interior q tae ruins, #
| be found in comparatively fair state at preser-
| ration. All. however, must hare :oeen more or
less injured BY water. Much OF th- goods taken
| from the stoFe-rpoms Of Field. Letter i Co, On
| the upper noorB, above the music store OF Lyon
ard ltaly, ts not damaged Aboye hk1f- price. a
Quannty or the Rtock taken from the dtbrs at tho
Washington street entrance Of ktHland, 0rdWay
] 4 CO. establishment Ia dana: ed only by water:
! but as the boots and shoes hare been yeFy pro-
+! 1n!scuouAly srewn about by the falling Of tho
walls, It Is difficult to sort them. Nearly every
| boot iB pattnerte8sl
| It sc ems shame that the bodies Of the poor
| victims shonld remal1 50 long In the ruins; but
there ia really no help for it. Less than scorr ol
| men can work to advantage at 4 ume, and the
| macs to be clcared away 10 really fright1ul ta
contemplate. II the precise spot waere the
ths1 locality wopld he desirable; but, since tn
| unfortupstes may be buried in one place as vel
as another. the present couIse is the only ort
| practicable.
, 1870-09-10
ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH Pa
CIFlC ROAD.
Two Women nnd Two Men Ekillcd---
Two nca yeveEely Injured.

Two Men Severely 1ntureds
From Tia Lae,eds County {Mo.) Leader, S<pt =
A shocking accident occurred on the South
Pacific Railroad, or Saturday night 1ast, about
three mi1et eAEt Of Lebanon. The facts, -
We gather them from the testtmouy taken By
the Coroner, are substantially tho following:
The extra freight train going east. left Ieh-
anon On Saturday night At $50; ". G. White,
conductor, and Frank Cater, engineer. About
ten or fifteen minutes after tho sIain ieft'
O.born, Daniel OhEer, William Alexander,
and James woodcock, put hand-cAr on
the track at Lebanon, mounted thereon, and
started after the train for their home At
Sleeper Station. They were advised not to
make the effort. but disregsrded il: Accord
proceeded cautiously, and kept good look
out al1 the way: He was in front and the
o,her men worked the cAr. They heard no
whistle, and could not tell how far the train
vac ahead. According to the. testimony
Of tho conductor snd engineer, the
before it reached the Water-tAnh th1ee
tnileg from Lebanon. The engine WAS cut
loose, moved up to The tAnk, took water,
hacked down to the train and was coupled,
In going up the grade in the tsst left band
cut east Of the tank the engine stalled Ths
| then blew three distinct whistles, the signal
| to back, The brakes wcro let on, the train
backed md struck something-the conductor
did not know what. The signal to stop
Was given, which was doue - soon as
possible. The conductor states th.t
had co1llded with hand-c.r, upon which was
baby. corpse. H. took 5e5 es;,sa on md .na PIT PM
lady injured, and he WAS taken to shanty.
The conductor then learned that nere men
were killed went to the place OF TIE se.
were then alive. The cabooea was reg1ls1ls
tagged With lights on the eids. 4rs- Miller
William Nj % A1ar.ade1 died soon after the
collision Isabella Miller lived FIRE hours
and it ID thought Daniel oliver cfnnot survive
| Mis-. Miller had IN intant At her breast,
which received come bruises, but It h thought
| viii recover, James Woodcock jumped frou
/ the car and was not seriously injured, ane
the escape OF Joseph Miller il : miracle tn.
| Coron.r Jury in their verdict state thst AZ nj
blame sttaehes to the parties having cnarg'
| Of The trim" Tho nightfwas dark, md th'
hand-car was placed On the track 10 ylolatio,
Of orders and without the kno.ledge Of th
conductor.
, 1870-09-10
POLITICAL.
Election Of Delegates to the Demoefastc
Connty Csuvcntlon 10 be Held To-day.

The Democratic primary elections Werc held In
The different wants OF the city res.erday. for the
c:tcttcn Of delegates 70 the County Conyepdou
to be held as the Recordcrz Court room today. to
choose delegates to the Democratic State Couven-
loving ale Sc es 81 e. sectea
E.a Eard-t. B'ohr', !. 0eaIs, n. J: Dunno.
d. r.. nissJ. G naneJ, 5hom.s Brennan.
Jamrs Srul, JaUes FitxsImtnons, John While,
u. AbfAmA l. Resented.
TAird Fard-Jo,n Mshony. J. s. HAYS, John
Snahks. 6: y. s'lssr. John MQiyes, Patrick Esao'
c!sir Sutherland. j. u. NaAvoy. Ea. Pn,lnpA :
@ zth "ats-HG WayaJ Z sssn sleeen,, Geo. Hilton, A. J.
aicGfalh, Jonn Julan, P. ". LOTUS, Edward
&rsnM Ea-d-No resurnA
Eighth Rard-Jaues clowEyt Z. 6. Hatch, &c.
thA1fa scha4 John Gleason. John keiser. 'osskn
Kelly, y. Mcclure, James considine' d. =. row
IS;nsa + FardIohn comiskey. +. 2: natensm
P. Caraher, Redmond Sheridan. E Glnore, Ps1
81 uconns nei e rosei ss@n. Joi = buaj, r n. Ksy
Jamcs Consittne, John Pesche1-
1tash Fard-T! 7. GurneE, T. sno"hoHf' 'oan
E3eseaM Ward~E W.smith, y. Qainn, G. ?. Perl
olaf, John c. Richperg. Hugh Kelly.
Tsreinh EardJ. y. Connect, 7. E Courtney
W.: flows, 1ossphn n"n W,'sen; esn Yam nurn John
Foprt<t1n Ward-P. 3. shle'. IL Horf1gan. E
F. constoct. ]. l. S!m9nR.
Sixteenth Eard-Albcrt Alche1sons ". Billing
hau*e:, Geo; Du15. Peter Fsauzen, James can
'n: ssststernth 9a Hapsi-James Eunis. wendell Noel
J. j. Crowley. Adolph Aisch, James Jones' Pete
Eighteenth Fard-o. Mccarthy, J. Lyman, y
| Sullivan, 7. Mcmahon, E D. L2sson. A. Fay, g
, 1870-09-10
PASTORAL Waiting.
Laieut, in TIE CA.istian Cntou.

Laiels, in TIE Ca.istian Onion.
Tho fact is, my dear Doctor D1lara. The l.its
are not fond Of spiritual cAtechiam. They
have no inclination TO be put upon tho witness
stand and croee-e1atnined about their physiesl
state. They arc not Inclined to subject either
themselves or their children to this ip4rinl-
tor. II We muht have confessional let "a
keep 1t ut the church, md choose our own
time for going to It. In faet, doctor. when - !
heart, demands that -. stand and deliver"
not my purse, but my hearts nost sacred se-
c1ets, resist the burglary. steadily reply
to him, " Who art thou that judges another
mans sersant 2" The fsct that he wears
rights. I attended = Methodist prsJer-neet-
ng last winter. As i came out OF church
eoiemn strange1 seized mo by the hand.
had never seen him before.
J" Brothe1," said he, "whAt is the state Of
YOUR eoul
I wanted to reply, None Of your busi-
nesr." Vas that ths !" natural man I" Very
possibly. It Was certainly very natural I re-
! buried him ~ vigorously, though, hnst,
more courteously. It certainly was none Of
hia buAi1cas. Because Lte 10 hesr :you
preach, my deas doctor, It does not follow
condolences. And yet, 7 believe in pastoral
whiting. The ministers Seem to mo 70 make
l ! RreAt mistake In spending 10 much time on
their eerrnons and 20 little On thea1 people
The power Of tho pulpit ts perNonai power.
There arc very feW man who move A1dssnoes
by their eloquence- They grow less in NUM-
| bex - education groEh xnoro universal Thi.
Ia not 90 much bec.nse thare arc few orators
as because oasory ID less posent- Tho mort
men arc moved by their passions, the mort
they arc sNayed BY passionate appeals
Tbs more they arc governed By judg
mens and conscience, tbs more Independent
theY are OF one man power, eyen in the pul
/ pit, We lsJmen, lte our ministers, bette
th,n their sermons; the sermons because "
like the men. It Is necessary. therefore, 10
| q mtpistor to know bis peoplo--necessaIy 10
t.era to know him.. The moral poKeS of tt
, 1870-09-10

KaTe tht nlne Of John hcra. He WIS locked up
IN the Twelfth Street Sub S!anon, and Will havc
hearing y tae &a'lls,n Street Court this morning.
MT: Natn1n Marrow. Of the q m Of Benamin
4 MufrsE. OF PIlnceton, In t6Is Stat9. starred
from that plBcc, On August 20. wita considerable
money: 70 purchase goods here nlst, md aftetwa-d
has MI been heari from since. lie Was about n
yeass 81 aee, bad dark hair, brown eyes, uous-
nchs aud gnatse.
loE. 81 Chicago. arrived In thai city on Wednesday
ssf, y search Of . servant nxued n maA Noon
g. who had stolen fron1 her house gvld watch
pay The rcht. She dl<corere The thief Is ne WIS
aoouS 70 leAve y. Lnass for Cazpndeles, aud haJ
him aiIessed. The watch and cn.ln and most Of
the money we're found upon him.
-MoHt4 laneeioth, ESQ. cry etlttor Of the
Iolt..z .zsitung. WIS lured in,o The esasbl.suruent
Of: EMIL Dletz.eh, on Il Sale stree, yesterday
perkonR, and rather unceremonlously Presented
with EoEgeo0S suit Of clothing. HI. johnson.
q tao Eclect!e Lie Insurance Company, made
the presentation speech, followed by an eloquent
response BY The Overwhelmed, nat happy, seolp-
The following contracts weEr awarded
aiclIsr. md wabash sTennes. e Willsm Il.
'ss sexef oo 81 poG q tes
10 Furnish, furniture for the Police department,
the Hufon and Ontario sb,p Canal caa be
ct p,etc In four 5eats, Instead OF ten. a. stated
yesterday tn The report Of the spec Of Hon. F.
-E:.nnn1a Lewis desires to return her grateful
acknowledgements for tho beautiful boquets pro
ssnIed tsly by Miss E. Stone aEd Mfs. MnEuuscn,
o. ne rooms Of the exhibition Of aasas. In Far.
! -Tba store Of Xr. Thomson, No. os franklin
street. was burelar1zed of ZOO worth Of hardware
| and CUTLERY, on ThursdA5 night :.
10 O'Clock last night, the Hatchmsn In the Conrt
House cupo.a having eeen the Light which the
, 1870-09-10

The importance OF protection bY legislation
against forfe,tures Of life insurance policies bT
non-raymens Of premium, could not be better T.
tustrated than 1t Is In the case mentioned BY Mrs
Bu1son. In her card, which may be found in an
other column. This one instance onEhs 10 con-
vince any one that sucn Legislation should be gen
erai, instead OF It being connned alone 70 TIE
state Of Massachusetts. MfB. Butsou certainly
would lavc received nothing bad i 1ot beet' fof
The application OF the u0n-foEfe1tQre law OF Mas.
sachnsetts, and, pscsuU,!ug that 1t Is lust and
equitable iaw, she .ught In Justice and equity. 70
ntye received payment trom the other company
but, ct cousse, y was undex =, no ox.1a2, d1eGa'
II could not be expected that i wonld. To secure
policy Of Nfe insurance IN An OH. well-tnAna9et!
company Ike tho New EncIand Mutual Lie. Of
Boston, Mass., wish such security against forfeit
ures al the stasute law Of that State affords, Is 70
do the very best, IL our Judgment, II the way q
completeness In life insurance that can be done
The company has been In operation about twenty
seven years lts history proves tnat It has aIwaTs
been managed with the most Rigid economy u y
respects Ine gTneIai State agents & f2E Illinois
rticd up 1t Room 1,Farwel Han Building. and We
learn tcat thsy hare large list Of policy holders
They are Of the oldest OF the couapauyS genera!
agents, which Is Sufficient proof Of thels merits.
, 1870-09-10

To EAe 1'ub@ic--A CaFd:
1eaznest's consider 1t my duty TO give publicity
to the following facts: Mr. II. m. Burson, my
husband, obtained a polio. in the New England
Ausoal Life Insurance Company, Of Boston, Mas,
on The 18th Of February, 1855, for y ooa Hc Also
obtained policy IN prominent Lie Insurance
Company Of Hartford Conn, on the 18th Of Feb
suRrJ, tsss. for the same amount; but un1crscen
revet1e4 orerpowered him. aud completely uu-
de,snsned his owne'sn OF proper7J-the accamu-
'as,ons ot mameSan 1aa, IL hs
$. Sess: 3s 81; =
him, and that strong, healthy, physical fo1m
v. sled rapidly, despite mehcat ana surgical aid,
~ death came 70 h,s relief on The ON Of A1E.
1910. Extreme ptcunisIy enhafrassments
lonely. dark hours Of Bereavement. and, aotw1t6-
Was one of ne ''homeless widows, and the Tgor-
,r?m lie insurance. a 10th policies were for
pol,cT "a the New England. NoScmpef Il, ,sss,
but vas set paid., The annun payment .eil due
;Sr ne ;s pe''e, y .as Company OF Sennes.sas o.
fe.ted roar AID about six 1nontns. as.l
susseaea ,aat The aSeF Eagland poiicy ii NIGH
ne tn force under the "non-forfeituEe Law o.
Massaeh1net1a,7 wheseupon wrote the STATE
| sstoniehn.eu: wAs advised tnat 1t WAS ID force
under said law, and naye this daJ receiysd M {. 9
! the company ~ Messrs- J. i Il Early 81 -
The amnunt due after hnbtrAetinE outstanding
5oies, interest, sud premiums forboylc- This =
me is great fcf!ef, and vc1I unexpectedly and
would advertise every Hhtfe the importance
| 2his Massachusetts non-ioSlelture law" Hs'
,he same lind OF Aw governed tue other com
. PAM. my relief would have been double. and It !
not npHnd Or anfair 70 presume mat y u
| money <ps!d the NV England" Was su0cieU
in ea1lry 10 cnutinue the policy in fore
IL that Company tilt November s. 1871. as haT
i | heen credbiy Informed 1t WIS, surely the none
xsid the otner company onght to have been 81
hcilnt 10 continue Inc policy In force In It %
later period. know nothing OF the compaF'
Tive merits Of the two companies ny husbau
9 held policies in. but do Enow that the non.fo
: feitule law OF Massachusetts, has been worth
. me tua q 81. .. and mention the aact II =
~ h1 oi6er Statef, as undenisnd no State b
Xassachusetts na1 such law. The New En9lAl
: Company, and the general AGENT. Mesa J. ~
!. nTomutntes and kindness. RrBr l. BuRsoS.
AYr1xtos, Ill, Aug. 10. 1870.
, 1870-09-10

The Fronos kn Orient reproduces the fol-
loving conversation ~hlch took place in the
CON ureltaiop ordered to examine tho prnja DE-
declarat,or do gue7re, before that was sub
nit,td to the Chamber:
n. de Kerauy. Marshal, arc we feady3
NJ Leb<euL Qntte ready.
NJ De KerAtfI. Will lou pledge your word oi
hoppr1 Think what crime 1t would be to plunge
France Ito war, without having foleseen and
provided for every thing!
N. LehGuf. give Jou my word Of honot thtl
VT are completely ready.
NJ. de CatsaEpac. One word more. What d,
yru mean py these words-to be readJ7
u. Iebnnf {anthositaurely1. mean BY then
ttat If tho wAr werB 70 lsst Yesr, We Ahonad moi
have to buy baton Of gaiteE,