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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-24
MILK AND CABBAGE.

Who would think. from this headiac
that we were going to tell the children
about two treeS2 Yet why not?
The wonderful COW tree of South Amer.
ica gives plentiful supply Of milk to
tho Indian Of the Cordisleras, and i,
fourisbes At height where no COW could
pasture. Humboldt, the great traveller,
saw many Of these trees. They grow on
rough, stony ground, their leaves are dry
and husky, and for many months of the
year nst shower cores to cool their TO-
lisge; yet when their trunk is pierced, q
sweet, nourishing milk 8ows forth. "The
natives and black slaves" he says, "come
with large wooden vessels to catch tho
milk, which, as it flows, becsmes yellow
ard chickens At the surface Some make
their abundant meal at che foot of the
tree which supplies it; others carr, their
full vessels home to their children"
The cabbage palm Of Suriuam is On.
other wonderful plant. 1t is very largo
tree, and rises straight and tapering to q
great hight, ending in aplume Of grace.
full foliage. The cabbage lies concealed
among the upper leaves. II is thick as
mans arm, asa few inches longer. 1t
tastes like the almond whom eaten raw,
but 10 generally cut up, boiled snd served
With meat. There is but one cabbage to
a tree, and to obtain It the tree is Gu.
down. Think Of that! Those huagry
sarinam people will cut down q great,
lofty, noble tree to obtain cabbage! It
is pot likely there srs many barrels Of
saucr.kraut mede 10 that country
Hearth aud Hsme.
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Order or Qualification. I.

stats Of Mi',ouri. In Lincoln Circuit Court In
Connty:of Lincoln. ! vacation, Jan. 9, ls7o.
Benjswin A. Hiek man, versusl
The unknown hsrs Of jerome In partition.
Roger, deceased.
NOW at this day CONES The rIsinti6 bv Ia At
torney before the Clerk In vacation Of Court.
and hles his te,ition and sfdavit, alleging smonr
other things that enc defendants arc r On .rs,i.
dents OF this Stste, tits therefore ordered by the
Clerk In va"stion that the said defendsnts, the
unknown heirs Of jerome J Reger. be notified by
that the said Llainti6. Benism;n 4
Hickman, has commenced bis suit as.inU them
IN this Courts the object and g,nsrsl nature Of
which Is for the partition and sale Of the follow
ius described real estate, situate In the sovat df
Lincoln, In the State Of Missouri, Wig, -.
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straw Notice.

TAKEN UP by Tillmaa X. Marsh, Of Hurri-
1 cane township, Lincoln county. dark iron
grey horse, small star in forehead, supposed to be
year old past, l31< hands high, and appraised at
$50 before James. N. Norton and Isaac N. Fielder
before R. r. Logan, J. p. fsbsn6
TAKEN UP by VIM. Hendricks. Of Prairie
L township, Lincoln county, . dark bay or
brown mare, about II years old, Is hands and a
inch high. some saddle marks, anu appraised
II. Cannon, j. p. feb3p6
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Chjlaress' Corner.
10 BE OR 70 SEC.N.
~ x1LpReD BnNTtY.

There vas once little rosebush that
wished to be beautiful. Az day long IL
stood 10 . ssany, south window, and
stretched iW fair, green leaves to the
light.
10 dcsr!' she sighed, "ii I only had
some sweet, piuk blossoms, then every
one would like me and praise me. y
dcarr'
But she was . lasy little rosebush, not
at all in earnest about being beautiful
1fshe had been, she would have searched
carefully among tho dark mould at her
feet, until she found something to begin
q rosebud with-eyer so little dot of
bud to begin witS. Then she would
have loved the tiny thing. and nursed it
and coaxed it till il grew . fair and
shapely bud and when the old sun found
out about IL, he would have sent an ex
q,isite artist millions Of miles to paint its
folded petals, and at last there would
softly unfe'd . beautiful flower, that
would be the joy Of all who saw it,
But the little tree had no idea of going
to work-it just stood still aud sighed
20 dear I wish had some blossoms. "
One day its mistress heard its sighs,
snd she fastened upon it some artificial
buds and flowers. Then the listle vain
bush held up It's head quite proud and
satisfied. .r...
The people who passed by the window
when they caught the first glimpse of
the rosebush, used to exclairn, 20 how
beautiful" but wheu they came near,
and saw that the blossoms were only
make believe, pionedon blossoms, they
cried, 20 fe f. and turned away with
copscmpt.
There was once little girl who wished
to be beautiful. She wished to have every.
one lovo and admire her, but she did not
try to obtain the wisdom that would win
sheiS admiration, or graccs Of heart and |
life that would win their love. That was
too much trouble and too much self de-
nial.
There must bo great deal of lowly,
patient, pains.taking work, deep down 10
the heart, before the blossoms of beau.
itful character can unfold themselves in
life and action. The little girl did not
like this kind of work, SO she gave up
srying to he beautiful, and was conten,
only to seem beautisni. So her beauty
was only on tho outside. She had Gne
dresses, with founces and ribhcns and
bows, and she was careful to be very 20.
lite, and practice elegant manners. She
could dance aud play and sing, and had
many other pleasant accomplishments.
When people first saw this young girl,
they exclaimed, 80 how lovely" but
when they came neareF, aud saw her real
character to be selfish and deccitful, they
found that sll her attractions we're only
pinned On roses, and they turned away 10
contempt from character so fair but
false.-Little Corporal. ..
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AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL PROF. TRUMBULL's LINE EN-
l. CRAVING, "FANILY RECORD" executed
with pen. 1t Is igh-tonsd, moral and relig-
ious picture, unequslled as . specimen Of pea
manshiP, ard sells to every family that has the
money to buy it. 10000 copies have been sold
during the last two yssrs, and any amount Of
good territory 10 yet uncanvassed. Agents make
fair, and some very large wages. For Circular
or terms, address
TRUMBULL 4 CRUVER,
" Washington St., Room 80, Chicago, Ills.
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All letters should be addressed as follows:
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ANAGNAMS. i
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Neyou q my cetkop
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Dau . tyrpst 6ew OF cork il.

y Rne sysv pohse dilsob ruo safr.,
Ors fsrss ron oseph lidsbs, ilo
Ew gothtuh chr giody uhsw ssh pelts
Dan pelsinsg phsw esh cddi.
-Westsro Rural.
(Auswsrs next week.
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@HE"
Insurance Company


A ~eN-ettabhshed Company. porking
both Stick and Mutual Rdtes.
I T has a guarantee Capital to poll y holders of
L si50,00o with double liability Of S3eo. 900.
The new insurance law of Missouri requires all
Insurance Companies doing business in this State
to deposit with the Insurance Commis sioner Of
the State, acceptable securities to the amount of
500 900, which "makes assurance doubly sure"
1t issues liberal policy, non foffeting and in
contestablc except for fraud, and allows the in
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the British Provinces and Europe, at aoy time
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The DeSoto agrees to pay the amount of each
Life Policy to the assured party at eighty or
death. Other Companies pay only at death.
Persons attaining the age Of eighty are often
more in want of means than their heirs.
In Cash Companies. after sixteen full payments
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Divides surplus among policy holders takes
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cash Conn Tanies. No extra charge for insurinc
females.
ALL POLICIES NON N-FORFEITABLE
The private fortunes of the stockholders Of tho
DcsOTO MUTUAL will piobably aggregate
Ttcenty MUhon Dollars.
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THE GENUINE
PLOWS

A experience Of thirty years In the manufac.
IA ture OF Plows In the West, with the copse.
quent extended knowledge of the wants of q.
rioulture, and tie numerous facilities for manu-
featuring, accumulated during this period, ena.
bIcs the manufacturer TO offer the farmer a Pow
constructed upon the most scientific princip cs,
Of the most suitable materials, IN thorou eh and
hiished style, and at price nfordjng simply Q
fair remuneration for capital and labor employ
BY means Of machinery of their own inven-
ton and patent, they give un foru,ity to the
working surface Of the Plow that will not be
found jim any other make Of plows' The steel 10
OF superior quality, made to order, and 10 hard.
ensd to = higher degree than any other steel used
in plows, ~hieh imswres their securing in the moot
d.6sesh SOIL
They ~iH ostlda tro ordinary make of Ple,es, are
put up in . substantial manner, and every rart
of The plow Is made by them, and the different
parts made 10 exact duplicate, whereby the Share
and Land Side--the parts that frat wear out
can be duplicated TO exactly 6t. This Ia accom-.
plished by the use Of . complete set Of dies,
swedges and tcmpIet plates, invented and Pat.
ented by them, and cannot be found In any other
make Of plows.
CAUTION.
We would caution farmers against the deoep.
tion of unsSrupulous manufacturers and dealers.
who expose and offer as the Moline Plow, an in
terior article. None are the genuine Moline
p'ow except they bear upon the side of the beam
the brand,
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Insurance.
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ISSUED IN SIX MONTHS.
The Largest Commencement Business
Ever Done by any Insurance Companv I'm
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Business sent from the st. Louis Once.
AND WHY NOT?
NOTICE THE LIBERAL FEATURES!
The advantages offered by this Company arc
bre,eminently LIBERAL and UNEXCEPTiON-
All policies non-f -forfeitable.
Al restrictions npon travel removed
deferred premiums. "
Dividends on the Progressive Plan, and also
upon the Guarantee Interest Plan.
The business Of this Company is on the Mutual
Plan. .'1~'
Guarantee Interest Plan.
AN ENTIRELY NEW FEA TURE
Number Of annual premiums limited, varying
from nve to twenty-five, according to axe. Six
per cent compound interest guaranteed from the
commencement to the end Of the paying period
on oil the Paymonts or till the sum insured shall
have been accumulated.
Monetary value Of the policy during tho nay
ing period averages more than twelve per cent.
compound Interest and subsequently, during the
whole period Of life. the Policy pays On annuity
on Its face equal to about six per cent. AZ death
the amount insured passes uuimpaire to the rem.
resentatves ~ the deceased.
TEMPORARY INSURANCE, whereby each
annuai premium paid secures In all holders Of
Lille Policies DOUBLE THE TERM OF INSUR.
ANCE allowed by other New York, Connectcut.
New Jersey, Psnnsylvanis or Western Companies
generally. .t.
Premiums payable either on the ALL CASH or
PART LOAN plan,
The Empire was the FIRST Eastern Companv
70 comply with the requirements Of the New
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Cepos" Of Sl0o, 900 for the security Of policv
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DEMORESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
s3s BROADWAY, n. Y.
When sent by mail, the postage on the En-
craving. ten cents, must be in Jluded, ~
Specimen copies Of the Magazine with oirsu-
ars mail sSSrs, on receipt % is cent?. u.
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FACULTY.
W. CHISfIAN, A. M, President,
Teacher of Mental and Moral Sciences, Logic,
Evidences Of Christianity and Higher
Mathematics
, Mrs. r. A. CHRISTIAN, A. B.,
Teaeher of Grammar. Arithmetic, Hist ory, Rhet-
oric, Political Economy and Nstn:sl
Philosophy.
j. C. BOWLES.
Teacher Of Greek. Latin and +. ench, and Asaist-
ant in English Aiterature.
MRS. NJ. j. FOREMAN,
Teacher Of Primary Department.
Mrs. NJ. D.. T. HARRIS, Alb.
Teacher Of Music, Painting and DraSisg.
Ma. AND Mrs. ELSBERRY,
Boardiag House.
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All Hail

The letter OF Our Columbia correspondent
printed this morning. brings gooo news
not of mandamuses and contested elections
but of whrring wheels and busy machinery.
1t is true that the grand water power OF the
Columbia Canal has passed into the hands
of a New England cotton prince OF the $50
.snothing" persuasion; but o Northern I'M
migrant is actually putting up huge lac-
tory near the canal, and the Columbia CoV-
ton Seed Oil Company has made success
full start, and is turning out oils oil excel
lent quality.
Governor Scott was the main instrument
in preventing the Columbia Canal from pass,
ing into the hands of earnest, actiVe anu
competent men; but the combined dexlerl's,
brain and capital OF native Carolinians and
Northern immigrant can build up our capl'
tal into manufacturing city, though for Two
wears more one of the finest water powers IN
the State lies idle and unused.
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ford, who Is head of the great house of Beresford,
and has the largest property in the south Of Ire.
land, eloped with the wife Of Captain the Honora-
BILE John virlen, NJ. P, ole Of the Lords OF the
Treasury, and Captain Viylen obtained what is
technically termed "a decree nisir for divorce.
The meaning OF this is that the decree will be
made absolute in six months from its date, If no
good cause is Shown against it; but 1t seems now
that the friends OF the yoang Marquis iutend to
try and prevent the decree being made absolute
When the divorce took place inSnuations were
not wanting as to the indifference displayed by
Captaiu vivien, for many months previous to his
wfe,s ci6pement, about the relations existing be-.
tween her ana the Marquis, anu it was further re-
port ed that Captain yivien was under pecunlary
obligations to him. The report now current is
that Lord Waterford's family only refrained from
intervention in the suit with the view OF proving
collusion on the strict understanding that no
marriage would take place between the elopers;
but that, as they now understand that Lord
Waterford contemplates marrying the lady, they
have determined to take steps to prevent it. Mrs.
yiyien was related to Lady Mordaunt. She is
considerably older than Lord Waterford.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT is so full OF winchester
sriao law that he will, doubtless, thank
TIE News for reminding him that the Con-
stitutiou of the United States quires that,
"when vacancies happen in the representa-
.pion from any State, the Executive auaaor'-
"fv thereof shall issue acritS Of election TO
..fll such vacancies" We make no charge
for this highly interesting information
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CoMrTaoi.LEa-GEsERAL NEAGLE estimated
tha: the general expenses OF The State for
1869 wOaI,i he S77739O. This WAS tolera-
Bile slice ofthe taxpayers pudding Bat Tie
general expenses did amount to half NIL
lion dollars mure than the estinats.
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TIE ..pin-money" of the departments
sometimes known as their Contingent
Fund-for 1869, was only 1900 more than
what the Comptroller-General "deemcd SUI
efficient"
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CHAMBERLIE's Law BOOK

IN THIS STATE.
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Removals..


w J. TRIM BEGS REspECTFCLLY
w 10 inform tie acs and public ci
Charleston that lie has re,.nrrd to No. 2l3 King
street, opposite the Wavcrly liouse, where lie Is
prepared 10 offer the arges! aud hest stock Of
Window Shades at ell price,, French, English AID
American Paper ianainIs aa Decorations. an'l
!.r,s, Tcrrias, Satin Delaincs. .t.coo! and En!cA
DslnaskS. Furniture and Linen Coverings. Swiss
aad Nottingham Curtains G,rn:ceI Cnntrrs
Loops, Window Hollands, Oil Cloths aIl Table
Covers, Mattresses, in Hair, Wool. CNtiOn n:id
Mos, also, Pew Cushions at M. 2Ej Kin: street,
In tbs BcuI. Country orders promptly atia:l'lrd
10. mci2i
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Gotei5.
~ O i u III 3 a ii T + L
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
CoRNAN & BADENuoP, PHoprrsToEs.
Gotei5.

Tho Proprictors Of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment. ~ The State
Capital desire 10 inform the travelling public aud
others seeking accommodations. that the ''CO-
LUMBIA" is in every respect u lrsL.clasS Hotel,
unsurpassed by any in the Slate or the United
States Situated in the business centre Of tile
plic with every t.elicacy of the srason both from
New York ana Charleston markets, III, PrGrric-
tprs pledge themselves that no crprts will he
spared 10 give perfect satisfaction In every re-
sprct.
y llrst-ciass Livery Stable IL attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can te
ha'l at the shortest notice.
OmnibnScs attend The arrival and departure OF
every Train, and passengers are carried to and
from the Hotel FREE OF CHARGE
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aOrI3 WIN
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TIE salaries OF the State officials for 1869
were not to exceed $50. 200, but did actually
amount to sl37, 7,56l. Taxpayers will please
notice.
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CPECTACLEs LoST.-LoST, ON THE
y morning or Monday, the 4th instant, either
on the way to King from America streets, in King
street, o: some OF the dry goods stores. pair OF
Ladies' Cod Spectacies, ectagon shape glasses,
suitne the aye of about sixty years. They were
In case much worn. from which they may have
BECOME disengaged Il dropped In the street.
suitable reward will be giyen for recovery of the
same on application ar No. ST America street,
above Hampstead Nall. apfo
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Y OsT. A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER,
| 4 answers to the name Of Fannie. The finder
VIII Lc rewarded by leaving the same at Steam
Saw and Planirg Mill, foot OF Deaulaia street.
aDr9
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Gouarinership No:ifcs.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day formcd Copartnership for the
purpose Of transactng n GENERAL BROKERAGE
BUSINESS, under the name and style or SliEP-
PARD & CAMPBELL. OGlce No rs East Bay. up
stair,. JOHN L. SHEPPARD,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Charleston, April 5, 1870. aprl2