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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
A*rjngton Columbns' Tyrone, Pasacah; M
Anna, I" Ella Hughes. :.
Lockw God, shrsyspor'. iash Era, Pi.sburs.
Able. New orleans, oFand fo ~ a1u Memphis,
.. .. d, bee, New Orleans.
II ( pRpArruREs
S Sss%s s!1ssns'I rsssstS
! ssxs.s y, Glasgow, VIA. ri,st,
s2i!ss ~. ORLEANS S GssSsr Tower,
e'"n's'''A' Nom. All. 81 !. Louis. ~
The weather has been cloudy for two
days, and the temperature has been warm,
indicating rain.
The river has rison five inches and now
remains ststiQnsry.-D ,s.. .....
The 4isiSsippi 10 about stationary at
St. Loaia. The last beats out report seven
feet at Liberty. ....,.~
The Ohio I. stationary at Pittburg after
having risen six inches. There Is about
thres feet water in the channel to that
port Tho river Is falling steadily at Lou
bvillc, with q inches in tho chute, and
four feet water on tho bars below.
Business continues brick at the wharf.
The Aollie Grstz brough. 90 bbls &C.
ment, so SKIS wheat, 90 boxes lamp chin.
MES for Cairo, 20 tons for reshipmcnt
South.
The Aollio Able discharged 90 bales Of
moss, 20 pkgs sundrics here for the !. &.
Railroad. 8. ..tt
Tho Florence Leo could not complete
her trip, to Cairo, having again broken
one Of her engines, and been compelled to
turn back to Evansville, rum Psducah.
The Tyrone brought GU, her freight, so
tons, and also 200 bbls -four all for reship-
nent South.
The lsumsdea broseA. as4 sks wheat, 22s
bundles fslloes, ~ pkg. furniture, heads
eatsbf0 esro, % tons for rcshipmens
South.
The Gray rcshippcd $40 bbls vegetables
for the south.
Ths Colorado discharged so3 bales cot.
Ton, 30 bbls oil for roshipmsnt East, per
Blue Line, and tho Grand Tower reshipped
So bales BY the same route.
Tho Anna Is here dischAiging her cargo
undos direction Of the Underwriters, and
will 80 to the Marine Ways at Mound
City for repairs. Although every boat
which came out reported the Auna as be-
Ing so badly sunk Is to make il impossible
70 raise her, yet Mr.. Hiram Hill, Of Cairo,
Who 10 the diver employed
BY the wreeking boa, Eckort
vent " work and raised her in
four days and half. During that time he
built 30 feet Of bulkhead around the hole
In her bottom, and did the work so skillful.
y and complete, that he then raised her
With ordinary pumps. She now leaks SO
little that she could DO taken " New Or
leans, IL necessary, for repairs. The job
shows Mr.. Hin 10 DO a workman Of more
than ordinary ability.
The Susie Silver, Comm onwealth and
Norman received 700 tons here.
The West Wind and Ella Hughes re.
shipped i60 tons here for the South.
Tho Tyrone leaves for Psducsh daily ut
4p.m.
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THs PENDING BASE BALL GAuR.-The

THE PENDING BASE BALL GAMR.-The
third and last game Of base ball between
ehe Delsss, and Quieksteps will be played
In Paducah, on Thursday next. Tho Del
tss, with such Of their friends as intend
to witness the game, will take passage on
the packet Wednesday evening.
1t has been susg ested that number Of
Us "young folks' take our girls and
"havc . time Of III" 10, take
advantage Of tho occasion for pleasure
excursion, dance, ete. Whether . sui.
hoient number to effect this purpose can be
induced to 60, We have not learned. A
numbs, Of gentlemen have signincd their
intention 70 - on hsad, but Il 10 BY no
means oertAis thst when the tins 70 start
arrives "business engagements or lack Of
ducsts may not intsryene 70 keep nosG OF
them ut home.
The trip will b short and very plsas.
ant ono and attended with very little OF.
penss. We hope, therefore, that oil who
can do SO. will give the Deltas the favor Of
friendly presence. 'H.. u ''.f .
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wHrr ri'WuY''1-N 10 slmos,
an enigma why people will consent to suf.
fer on account Of Indigestion, Gssssal
Debility, Dyspspsis, Hvss Complaint
Kidney affections, etc.. whsn BY merely
svsiling themsslvcs u MISHLIR'S
HERB BlTTERS they may b speedily
cured Of their eompisist WY they win
allow shsmselvss 70 suass assaLasly.
MIsHLERS, HERB BITTERS is . SOW.
ereign remedy, and will effect . positive
cure In tAsss sasss. b, The public Il made
fully acquainted with oil the ingredients
used in the preparation Of the Bisters, and
eminent chemists pronounce II o pure and
wholesome article, while everywhere phys
ician recommend 1t to their patients - the
only remedy that can DO depended upon.
Full Objections sooonpaay each bos,le,
Sold only by respectable druggists and
store keepers. Price 81 per bottle.
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"srALpIxos PssrA.sp oLvs."

\ tsUW. AlA-S'N~rg'"
The hole or cellar, lsft exposed BY the
removal Of the market house, detrsess very
much from tho Appearance Of the lower
portion ofWashington Avenue, and We hops
that the City Osundt viii b sble to DE-
viso means TO pay Tor Alling II sp. u''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

The Hon. u. u. Casey and H. y. Poi
TOR, ESQ, called upon u this aftsrnooa. f..
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'nss A;' ps: s;s.s /, ~ :.' e.;
"Having been made acquainted with
tho composition Of sho preparation known
a. SoxopoSr, have for some time past
permitted it, use in my family. where it
has given entire satisfacsien. II Is an ele-
gsns tou~ article. ven worthy Of the
eneomiums Il has received" III
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

W. II. COULTER, ".."".- Master,
Is prepared at all times TO do Ri kinds OF tow.
ing and johbinR on the most reasonable terms
Headquarters at Cairo. Illinois.
marl5tr
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To CITY TAx-PArEH.-Ths sity tax
book 10 now in my possession, and shall
proceed At once to collect the tsxes charged
herein. Persons interested will please
take notice.
may b found n t.y Office corner Of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street.
from 8 o'clock, q. IN. TO II Pm, and from 2
1p.m. JOSEPH b. TAYLOR,
OCT 4 rot 4a"u CITY Collector
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sep24-lm 81. Charles Hotel. Cairo Ill.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-08-27

on each question, unless bv unanimous
permission of the Congress. After sew
eral amendments had been offered,
amid considerable confusion, q substi-
tute, limiting members to one speech Of
ten minutes, unless the Congress other
wise permitted, was adopted.
The following committees were then
named:
ON CooLIE LABOR.
Delaney, Of California Hodgkins, Of
Michigan; Peters, Of Washington
Weare, Of Pennsylvania (colored'1 and
Lavine, Of New York.
ON PLATFORM.
Cameron, Of Illinois; Cummings, Of
Massachusetts; Field, of Michigan !;
Gilchrist, Of Kentucky; Pustt, Of
Indiana; Troup. of New York; Shell
don, Of Missouri; Phelps, Of Connecti-
out; Delany, Of California, Baker, of
Kansas; Myers, Of Maryland X. M.
Davis. of Ohio; G. Kuhn, of New York;
Mrs. Willard, Of Illinois, and Misa
Wallbridge, Of Massachusetts.
MIR. Troup- of New York ION rl ruest,
was excused, and ME Petsf vi. Cla-k
(colored, of Cincinnati, was appointed
in his place.
1t was ordered that the hours of
daily session be from nine to twelve q.
M, and from two to Eve p. m.
On motion, OAshiag's Manual was
adopted as the standard Of rules.
1t was ordered that five hundred
copies of the list Of delegates be print
ed for the use Of members.
Mr.. Troup, Of New York, 90 Ex-
ecutive officer for New York, then
read his annual report (which we will
publish in our next or in supplement-
1t was quite lengthy, and gave an ac-
count of his efforts to organize Labor
Unions, and Of the labor reform move
ment at the fall election. The report.
after some discussion, being received
and filed, and Eve O'Clock having ar
rived, the President declared the Con-
gress adjourned till nine o'clock.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO.

- Of Wkcensn. Headquarters Milwaukee, Meet
every SEQ nd and fourth SATURDAY in each month
NJ SsO Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, presdeLi
LAlt Wafer st Jacob B5tt treasurer, 63T Seventh s,
o. thompson, reco ding secretary, POsLOfce box III
AuEauSee I. Tinker, nnancial secretary, 852 Pros
pess James Tinker, chairman trustees, 7S0 Marshs
street - "
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OYRACUSE OPERATIVE RRTCkI

layers, Plasterers, and Sto-e Masons' ProtectiN
Snd % Benevolent Union, No. 2s, meets every WEDNF &
pAl evening a. HalLPsst SEVEN O'clock in the q d
20 Block on Ger esse Stree opposite the Court HoUs
SiAsh s. MERRIcE, Prtaident; Charles II. Friend
t President James Carr Recording Secretary JOi1
= hder, Financial Secretary Thomas @ Hickey
corresponding Secretary John Baker, treasurer
!lnea MalOH. HerRaAnt. l.
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aRtckLAVERs.

QRICKLAYERS, MASOES AMI
~ FASTENERS UNION No. 4, of Pittstield, Mass.
Brounh Block, Felu street. James c. Dodge president
hnusl turner lat president, n. G. Chapman ser
md wee presi-ent, George Tanner nan,isl secretary
samuel Dodse trea'urer, II. Y. Markham recording an
corresponding secretary box 493
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, No.

KsAAN.AAA GAAO ONIOANS W. "
~ Of Albany, N. v, meets every VEDNEsDA'
Terins st No. u State street, Absny,N NY. Mcclure
Nlding. Cormac Nc Williams, president; Michael Con
aay hrs vice president; Richard Csnsvan, sec nd vic
president; ssG uel j. Nee corresponding etary; Jas
VNsa, recording secretary; Michael j. Flyon, hnsncIA
secretary VIM. OBrisn, assistant; Thomas H. Kerr
ireasurer William Drake, conductor; Thomas Newton
deputy. P0stpflce hoY eq3
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jBRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. !
OF Indiana Ueets every wednesday eveuInRf
O.s street, opposite the Court House IndiA4a
80 ~, ~ sirickler. president; William Ksely, vie
E.ssut Michael Lynch, recording tecreiary Gio
asn.aVer, financial secretary Ov,r Keelv Irs.snrlr
%. uehAnAn, conductor; Henry Eniss, door keetkr
,b,. Isgani Charlis khl, G. B. Berry, trustees. i
N~s., Lynch, recording secre ary, 669 North IliI1i
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. Il
" ofMaryland, meets on the first FRIDAY eTeninl
,f .ysry mouth at Central Hail. 2s North Gay street
B,ltuor,. EDWIN JoHNsoH, Pres.
FapE CRoSHlPPr Cor. Sec.
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BkI.CKLAYERS' UNION, NO. {
Dly o. Pennsylvania, meets 10 Chester every MOS
Acnoe,I ng' esrner Of Third and Penn streets. VSm
Esv,Tt PRESIDENT Jen Pedrck vice precedent, A. T.
.scording secI etary, George W Danuakes cor.
D1,,oI secretary, W H. Brown asssi ant do, J6nes
BOn.s treasurer, William T Galloway. G. N. Nc
Gsore WIN Metkins trustees, q A. Wnfree sereNn
- NieEand, Deputy.
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b BKICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. /
-, district Of Columbia mests In the CITY Of Wah
SsSu Ss on The let and 3rd THURSDAY N each II onAl
SIeu, secretary K Murphy treasurer; Levi, Trt n
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

n!CAG0 TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
nau,S 10 meets the LAST SATURDAY evening fsact
Aangs hnnlt nrn'ers Union Hail. room 43 NixOn'F sEx
uing' Entrance on Exchange Place.
IKr, JANIS N. oULyIR, Presidoat.
riaAoiT, Recording Secretary.
ntSsoTr Corresponding Secretary
Nos,ro munications must be directed TO tie CORES.
- secretary, Postofhce box 5s7
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NIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNIOi
" on CHICAGO, meets on the sEooED and FcuRT'
WIDEEsDAT EvEMIGs Of Each Month, at 81. ocge'
Ball. 9S5 South ClSrk Etreet.
AIPHoSso RocH1K, Pres
CHAs H. HoKKHW Cor Sec'v., Drawer 60S3 Chicago
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RRlCKLAYERS' UNION, NO. q
y d keatucty, meets every TUESDAY evening,
w. W. OH seott Street, between Third and Fourth, Coz
psa, psoa, A. = Abbott, President A. Ambrose, Vid
nesuen, Ii. Overwne, Treasurer; =. L. DWELL
.uaucAi ,'Ai secFe'ary VIM. X. Mar in. Recording 81
ssafy; Address Wm. R. Martin, +. D. Box $50, Col
HEton, Kentucky
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NTGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

" UNION No, 56, OF the city Of Leavenworth, meet
every hrSt SATURDAY even. in each month, at Wolf
nan. D. Olive, Pres. A c. Gira'd Vice Pr-s Chas
Rsohsr Recording Secretary; william Snyder, nAnci
secretary james L. Aubrey, Cor Sec. Henry Block
Treasurer
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able in specie. But with all these dis
rContinLsi On Ihs EoaLth. - -.
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MAKERS' PROTECTIV

" UNION No %, of the City Of Detroit. Nee
An. arSt and third FRIDAY of every month, at the IA
Isv..te Han 0ratro street Detroit. Ferdinand Schulz
Pr.sdsnt; Tbs TObin Rec. sec. Anthouy Kruger, fiE
sec August EtEler Treasurer John =. Steiner Con
Rse Boz 500.
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az BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS PRO
sdays oI I'VE I'VE UNION meets on the LIST and Srd sA
l., h ~ every month at hAlfpast seven O'Clock. p
aiug, STnat trn'ers Union Hail, No. 4S, Nixon Ex
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RMOKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNICN
iN VI oheago, meets every TUESDAY evening al
Cor ~, oelsck, at l'5 South Clark Street, B. 4.
GuI,s aeni A. G. Graham vice presid ut. J. j. A o
Inv 'OOrdmg iecretary, Peter c, gey financial se e.
R,..A Aesls corresponding secretary, Charles ID en-
tua." Weldon Smith warden, John O'Connen An
.esof william Hardeuouai has "a az dirsctor. ]
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OPERATIVE BRTCKLAYERS' M

S rTns, gN, No Of Philadelpha, Wets the l. 2nd az
thursday evenings 10 every mont tn, Al their Hf
/ LSuA' street, third door bboye Eighth street. a
- = Lso9nson president, Joseph 4. Hackney vice pr +,
~ ~ Iheodsre Ysrdley recording and financial secRe
NJ, ~, samuel Burns assistant Sscrstary, Elisha JOIN
c ~ EDWARD Phelan sergeant at arms, 4. Llo%
n Oarscb, II. X. Bray trustees
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR M
III Kggsi UNION NO. 90, al Nos 27 ard IS Orchall
,,,,,t New York city. Meeting nights the first 81
nay Of every month. Conrad P. Kuhn, Presidenq
I WoblbAeen and u Tager, Yice-Presdents 3. at1
R.c sso Mort. Rothschilds Cor Sec, 81, 20. Orc
A. street; D, Huck, Fin. Sec; X. Huck. Treasurer.
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~ as runs all the industries and ener-
sgies Of tie people. When the cause
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CIGAR MAKERS.

0TGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. ID
VI Of a.. Louis, meets on the Second FRIDAY ev|
N, in every month, at Turner'S Hall No. 10 scptI
S.1,h 9Ss street Chss Naether, President Fred. Ii
CHOW Recording Secretary Chas: keeieIa' FlnAnS
s.Sra.srv. n block, Treasurer Gust. Nollmer, Col
,,spopding secretary. Box 254S.
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j JVHJRNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' Also
EGDStaTloN OF CHICAGO, meets on the Ist al Sd
Nna strssa. o. each month, at Of TaylcH aDd
Co., A. H. Fitzgerald, President +; John IHrns
h,uur., John Burk, Fin. See; Thomas Woo, han
UFrEIIKSATIVE PLASTERERS' PRONEIl
IL. m...ed and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICk.Go
g. .orS every TUESDAY evening, at 8 o'cle4k, Il
ses Hall, 226 South Clark street.
hAa a. r.. WM PIGGoT Presidkni.
|Gns, .Srton, Corresponding Sec, Is Brown Arest
eS''r., Rec. sec'ry. 400 Stale street,
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..T1oNAL ORGANIZATIONS.

zYITI0NAL LABOR UNI0N-OReAx
N g. Anyu.t goth, ls66-Heaiquarters Detroh
~ "~S RICHARD TREvELLIcK, President.
kbh los Gr'swod rect DetrOat
~. first Vice President, New York.
UoHsAD = nOs' Is WuLARp, Chicago, III.
MSS: T. Es.owsIxc. Sec, 55 Grove street, New Iork;
J. pvriss. II cas-, IA Washington St. New lie
..u Conn.
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RRICKLAYERS' Union NO

A. o. Ohio, meet at their Hall, 80 West Plfth Stree
ssne3nati, every MONDAY evening, al eight o'clocl
,,S SsGeaI, q Cayanagh Vice President, wm. c. Sc
~ ~ according Secretary, Charles LuptOn Final
=. - secretary, Thomas GKee6e Treasurer, WDisl
an Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b +. stokes, Jo1
~. sns,; Corresponding Secretary, Johl Byron r.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. SO
" Of Montreal Cans ia, meets at Union Hall, Grail
street ANTHONY Dsnseh, president; Peter Tineshsim
Tice-president w. ]. Alstron, recording and nnsncis
secretary; Isaac Hart, corresponding secretary, Bo
1864 Montreal, p Q
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The address was, on motion, referred
to a Committee of five, composed of
Messrs. Phelps Of Connecticut, Delany
of California, Nelson of Missouri, Weare
Of Pennsylvania, and Gilchrist Of Ken
tucky.
On motion Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Will
were added to the Committee.
MIR. Sandford moved that members
be united to one speech of five minutes
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At the reassembling of the congress,
the pSf sident asked the appointment
of sergeant-at-arms, and M. Thomas
of Cincinnati, was elected to that Of
fee. He was instructed to admit only
reporters and delegates to the door.
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To tie Editor oy T~f Chtrupa Tritunt:
Tae Lust Ct Alexander Won Humboldt, which
was exhibited at the reception given by the
AcadrHy Of Desjcn, Oh Tuesday cveElne lat,
having been criticised by your reporter n copy
of, rxther than an original work by, the Hrcai
German scu'ttos, Rauch, Its owner. Maaamc Isoas-
1ne subject, which no0e you NAV deem oi sum
ciert inicfEst To publish. 1 am tndebtedt to a ill.,
s.ra15 frtshd TOT the translation OF Madame Ross-
1rashler'A letter, which IL IL German. Youea
t.n,.. ". F. CooIAACuu.
oz1sc1. III. Nov. y
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later not ore u the Ls4tr salrses ahtc to dis
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f,~s Il. ts,rEa - II se!a.!:e e .ambs Nd th.s
,te, tosrer5s,adrd fer n,sbr yra,h ny hu.hsnd wa,
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hure hup holdt " - thea The eatss q The Emperor
ah" txn.a fwo medals II be struck Ia bis hbrsr oai
s4thr.< h. rrfairn fer fhr Rnt1l Auftum. Afte1
1htns.sdts Ae1th this n,edAl CANA iato hushAu
Es crs;.,n with tie tutt, and Fill nwnt 1t youEs
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IMPORTANT LIFE INSURANCE
CASE.
Can The Heirs OF q Man Who Com
mills Sutctuc Claim the lnsus
xnncel -

Can ahe Heirs Of q man Who Com
snfts satctdo Claim the lnsu.
xAncrl
From Ue Hartford Fost
NOTICE tlat az action had beea commenced
~ ~ hnns h1 u: Euell, rellct Of the lste Jeph,hA
ntctirut Mutual Life Insurance Compsnys for
the sum q e1o,R ,R0, Wa received atthelr ofaee
On the 17thinst. JephthA c. Buell. VAS ioa,,re1
IN tue Connecticut Mutual Life under policy Nd.
5a go, Tor e10.000, On the I'D day Of Msrrh.
1886, tnd committed suicide By shooting him
ssa ssea wlths pistolen the lsh Day Of Nov ember,
companies for $4,000 each, makipg tot,l
Insurance Ct S40, ,o0. OF tbese c@panies,
the New York Life ingures against euicidc.
n1d las paid its policy OF 6l0, 600. The Con-
nocticut Mutual Lite OF thi. city, tho Mutual
Lie OF New York, and the Mutual BENEFIT Of
Adr Jertey. do not insure against suicide,
I'M y tnese three companies have combtasd In
the deteI CO agasnat The suits brought on b.
hsl! Of Anna u Buell.. Tbs csse VII yery
likely bo carried By either party which Is IN
succes.tui in The Circuit to the Supreme Court
Of the Dnitsd Slater. We shall 40 get IN I'd
Indication Of the Law OF suicide. wluch shall be
States.
JephinA G. Buell. Vas CashasE Of tha Second
National Bank Of Cleveland. and becoming 4
defAulter, pteferred death to exposure. dis
grsce and imprisonment. Tue Coroner Jury,
as usual in such cases, bEought in . verdict
that be came TO his death by pistol shot de-
hvered hy hia own band willis in ! state Of tom
ro1ary insanity We arc led to remark ters
that insanity is alasming'y on the increase In
bis country. According to Cornner's iuries,
Those Ecrdicts are not very impo1tantin coutts,
crer5 man who gets insured and commits Bui-
eide Ia insane, aud every msn who commits
murder 10 insane.
II will he nofed that it 10 oFer one year since
tue losE occurred, and nearlY year 1incs The
night Ct claim occurred, and it WAS feared
the clsstn1nt would not commence an action.
II IL 3 satisfaction that the commaucement of
ths actions are announced, ~ tho largo an,ount
N controversy, ability Of the plaintiff 10 prnse-
cute. the weight Of three corporation. defon1.
Ing, the ability Of counstl retainad On 10th
s'icr, aetutcs more Satisfactory discussion
and authoritative eettlcnent OF tho law Of
suicide as applied to life insurance contracts
thAn has yet been had.
, 1870-12-01
TAXES IN IOWA,

The rs EIcaihen ChinccD Outaone.
II the ''heathen Chineo v ho ,mposed upon
Truthful Jamer md William Nye were to ax-
tchd hia travels weatwa1d to the H~wkeye
state, We a1a confident thAt the settlers Of
nh.hias county, Iowa, could inst1uct him I'M
agent At rauosa, GnihEie County, Iowa, az
plains On tho ruycrse silo OF Ills business c.rd
how 1t happens that the taxes Of non-rcsidant
land ownots are 80 high in that State. We
Publish it in eu]1. Tor the benafit Of the afict-
mon TAxEa AND TEE cACEE.
NEARLY shsee-fourths Of the taxes in Iowa
Eay tEiLls settled township, nat mo-e than
fcrty miles from here, msn cou,,uaas he
mptt have school for li4 children. He ap-
plies TO tho Board Of Sub-Direc:ors Of lis
township to have new district set Oh. which
will rlace hin about the centre aud a!ons III
it.. He next elects himself Sub-Disactor for
hia disttict. aud ag1in applies for An appro-
pEiation 70 build y eoLoolhouse for his dis
tskt, which j.. Of course, granted. amounting
to, build himself = two-ttory house, fur
nis!iing the upper story for = sehool-roon.
1e then uBes the contingent fund to buy him
self coax etoya with which to heat the
kehoot-fofm> He places the ssovo Ia the
lower rooua, which lie occupies for his dwell
ug. and paases the pipe up through the school,
room, where be ATTACHES large lluu- This
done. he employs his vile as toAcher tor prob
ABLY so or 80 per mouth, and as there are
wiEu h4a an e3sy time. Thus the school fund
furnishes him i home, fuel, employment tor
biz wife, ETC., and the non-teeident tanl-own-
erp pay for it. Tlis case IL not alone, but
many othor lcc.lities ato afflicted 10 greater
or less extent"