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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-05
fPublic Res l.ti,n-N No Isl

A Res luton ena / ng b ~ fide settlers to pur-
chas'. crriain lands acquired from he ore;ti ana
Little O>ase tribe of Indians.
R,slvei 10y the senate and lIo'ise OF Repre-
| sent..tiyes o. the United State~ Il America III
Congress assemble That any bpna hde I'll I
residing u;,. II any portion IF lie lands bio to I-
Uuit d State, b, virtue If the firSt ana second
a. eles OF The treaty con u ell between Inc
United States anl the Ora and Little Usage
ibe e In,ii, 5, septem Ell twenty-ninih, ei-h-
teen hundi eI and sIXty-fre. and Pr 'aiii' d
January twenty fir,t, egDteer Lurdfsd aud
sixty-s ven VIII is a ,itl2en vi the TINTED Z les
sr ,i,l, have d-clsr.d his int ntGon 10 beccn" a
citizen Of h, Unuel! States, hail be, nd hereby
IS entitled To purchase the s''ire IN quantity '"i
,xee diu, one hundred nd Sky acres, ~ a pro
f on ,l.,i!ar and I~-nt,-fsr cents Ter ACRE.
VIII IN two yes..s from the ia-s,s.e # u l. act.
un,!.-r snci rules ard reguia ii-aS ni'y D. pre-
sc ibe,i b, the seer ny II The Inferior rr-
.:C,. d. however Thai Luih the od! aui even
numbered sections of thu. said iinCs shall De sab
ivct t. sptIt neut and it a above ~ vided:
Md rruvi "a Iurther hst tie alxteefth ami
hi ty-si.rh -e,t,ans @ oh trwn h1p IF sad
Ian Is shall be Te~er iar Stat sch.@l purposes
i'm accor arc vii the TrUvsiotS ci ft'; set u
admission Of ia State II ka "A Ffovidei a. W
ever IIat Ii .tI,i, IA this AFT shall lie cans ru.d
in ,y man sr Aft cling .,ny irgi rights hereto
fore yrsleI ia ai,s utsier ptrty " parties
Approved, April 10, S6s-
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proved. April 10, 1853.
TPub ic Res !u,.on-No. 20. ]

Joint Re>oIuti.,n granting the right of way for
the oon~rTuctrn 81 a r5i.r al rtr'n point a. IT
near pnrtl nd. Greg n. T. a p iut w's' H' Tue
CaScailr mountains. IN IA hiugtun I riitGTy
Eaii4Cad C nip,,uy b.. ard hereby Is an'hoiiZ"d
to extend It's ran line f 1T p nj at or near
Portland reg ~ to s'iIls -Ilitanle point IN Puget
s,,ur,,t. to be tlerera,iH, by said Company, aud
I.e to connect he with its niain tire west
If the ,s- ad- mountain, i'm the rrritpiy Of
" asIiryton: III EXTENSION benig sutj' CT T. All
be ndifluHs nnl provisions, ard ;. ~ Eif'ah!
iu r,ypect thereto EeirC entitled u al! the lights
and privilege con erred b. the act Incorporating
said c,iuptnr. aisd al artS Gtiuna. t. AID
an,r,t.i,.rv tie cot: Piuvi6e!. That >nid c"ni-
Many sI,,! n, lie entitled &, Sui i money
bonds r- aiditi nal binds Of he Utsitel stat $,
ia Ie pcJr TO said eAtrH-I n tf ITS branch me .
At rp>ad exc Ut >ueli lands niny ~ Included ~.
the II ~ of w-y o. line i. Of uci ext nsi"n a.
IL NAV b. lucsfed: and Ir weed iufti ef- 3 "f
NJ teas tves,ty five miles Of s'ii exie's 81 ts
be constructed bet,rr tire s'c' nj day II july
ri htern Iui,d'et ard vents ono. and iwty
liis- Per wear the-s:, Ter uutiI tie wa e Of sad
-xtrri in shall lie =. nITlrt d.
sIprUye1i. April q. lSfa.
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An Act to discontinue Sault Stse Marie. a. . port
of entry in the Superior district, and to estab-
lish MARQUEE te in lieu thereof.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentati ses OF the United Statesuf America in
Cong ess assemb ed, That Sault to- Marie, in the
district Of superior. is hereby discontinued As a
port of entry, and that the port Of entry for the
district be, aud is hereby, establi- hed at Mar
auelte, at which place the collector of The dis
rct sh:. reside. and deputy colleco or shall re-
side ut Sault ste. Marie.
SEc 2 And be il further enacted, Thst all
acts ami paris IF arts Con- ,raveniDg this act be
and the same are hereby. repealed. This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth da, Of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869.
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wed, Alrh ). 1919.
TPuU ic-No. ~
An act TO renew csFIa grant, Il land to the sta;
Of Ala'ttIIII.


An act TO renew csFria grant, Il land to the State
OF AlautuII.
Be it enacted ty the late AID Ii WISE II Rep
re.sntaiiSe- of the urit-d ct8t Of America Is.
Congress assembled that nHch Of the giant
Of lands ma the State Of Al b. ma by ACT
of tou-re-- prove. jun thse", eighteen hnh-
dred ard fiftv TX emf tied =. Az act < a1tlns
n hii. L,nd~ in alternate s+cfiuI TO tie Siaie 4
4iabanlt to I'D in rh- cunsiiu ion of &C tan
n lr,,ads il. saii >iate. Mere & Iniei t. AS
sisf in the buiirg Of raiiroais - ir'n rear
Gtd>,en tu sj.me = in On the 'iabaai' "i NJ
,IsSuli tate iitr IN = direction t. he Nu' lie
l,tI ,i,io rai,rrsid. with view to cunrect WITH
tb. slfI 81 bile and unio railroad . anu - freia
& ,,t,si-n TO cs.n. ct with the tie r,i, am Ten
.,e,sre aut Trn.e.sSe lua Of rHiir"als Through
Chatt0rga, Wills and Lookout valleys, IS
hereby revived md rneve', Sui!et t al the
conditions AID e-tTiCt utS Contained IN the act
r. ferfed a.. AMI >ubjec I, the further limit Il II
TIA, if either # tie sad railroads ! not c M
rleted within three wears from the time OF The
passage this act further sale shall be made
lor the. b,I eft # such raj real, AID the lands M
all shah revert TO the Uujed sites; Provide
TIA II the lands granted by The act hereby ie-
yiyeB except .IiIrrI laIh-. stall he suif TO
actual settlers only ia qutntiti { greater ihah
on.-duartei sec non u one puicha7ai. and f'r a
Trict. not exceeding two doll rs and iitiy cents
Per acre
SEQ. >. And be it further enacted. hat the
right rcw-r nut authority l. hereby gisen 70
III. cnrnl,ani.s tlild NJ the aforesaid railroads to
take ON III. rnblio lands adiacent to the me, 81
said raiir adj earth stnne and thcr mate ials Tor
the construct n thereof; and the right 81 way Is
hereby graz ted u the extent of one hunde ed feet
in width o., each side ~ said railroads where hey
NAV d S. ,,yt he publ lndS. nciu ing nect.s
saw grounds Ter STATIONS AMI structures Connected
Herewith, not exceedins fortv acres atan! one
starioi-.
lSSg
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County Treasurer's Notice.
Sc SEQ co.

h-0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
is u " in the kedemp tion Fund uf or;> by
County The sum If 4 hree h usstud Three tiCn-
,lred UoIi;,s, aud that Sealed 'r''pcstls Viii he
T. elves, by the County auditor for he surrender
+ bonds, Warrants, and Claiais, payable Out oil
ss.i.i v.leI ptiun Fund. under The Provisions OF an
set oi the e. allure Of tie state / New 'da APP
prOyeI March l.Ih 1SG0, t. the amount Il money
IA the Ee,i,In I.iiOu Fund at the time IF opening
the irDpusstlN
up % 10 o'clock On MONDAY TIE Sd DAY az
iakU thY l-.u. Il must lie aceonrtnlrd by
and euciss Tie Bo d.. VI ar ants ami .-iain.s OF
TEL d 10 be surrendered.
Pinned Blanks 70, I'll ing mt Eids can be oo-
,in-d Upon application at the Utce OF tbs County
1udf;uT.
Al, ccep;ei Bids Will be raid in Leg Tender
notes II. :. MASON.
County Ire surer. 0rUs''y Couu'y, Nevada
C,..son City, December l5th, 1859 I'd
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Resolution rel ting To government buildings at
Fort f,Hien, fi5k..ta T.rritory.
Peso,vei by thu SeIIat" and House OF Reprr SEN
tztiyes # the Unit states # America W Con
Grrss lss-nnhI Tina, the Secretary OF Was be.
sHd he hereby j., auth ,riz-d an empoweie 10
c4rect the necessary buildings 1t Fort Totem,
Oak Territory, 10 be c.in-truct-d Of brick
AMI t. acept III SO s,rl frs Already c''n-
erTuctesi Of bricE PIUyi ed hat iiI- judgment
huiLiitg. If that mater iii Il not toe
reasive than bu iding- # I'D And prov DID
further. That Il" appropriation viii be Necessary
tnsrefr.
Approved. April 6, 1862
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tPas,ic Res lution-yo. 81

Joint Re-. IuIi.n tifacii,aie The Construct n ui
the Gus aBn cuse at Bnsp:. Name
it resolved 10y th- Senate an IL ne OF Rep
.esentttir-- II the Untei ate O. Amer ca u
on.Ies> assembled. IAu the ecfeti'Iy ui tie
r. es>u lie auth II 81 T. uitke prescott +.i,Hi
aim, oi the wet five tn G>tnd dollars ~ pto
,ri,f,. at lie LIST -s.,>i N If the III 0nsr,ss
r the B,ngo cr.st,in L,'u~e ami puhiic buildings,
the same H. be a pied - the IraNi cd it. sd
r,Dr ,,ri ton not hereby increasing tho S:ia APP
preparation H. heTtt re ma c.
Approved, XII ), 1879.
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Public Resolution No Isl
A Resolution for the protection Of soldicrs an,
;heir ApiTs.

A Hes1,u;ius for the pr, tsctiGn Of soldiers and
their AeiTs.
Res lve,l by the senate AID Hou-e of Repro
sri.t tr-- the Uiifed States 81 America. IN CT
sres, ass-niti a. Ihst the sccuul in. Office, IF
.r tr- I.ry and pa t;slari aliit M cha ged
With ,he ttvr,eHt and -yil- q. buntie- due
t5s i.iers th-ir hsss be. and they are here by
6irpctt.; 70 Jay sr lie paid HE f und
cr- The al liirf- rT their hers IN per on,
e. II transmitting tie 10 them dii Get in
CIsI, ssraft-, tayab.e to hi~, hs O. their
cdr ar tHruu d tn ire dmeu's Burrsr, Or
et,.p a-etstS ~, intel -pI-ially ir that pur-
r-se - = # national a-yiclls . siUn
AGENT Il The district whes- he shc, or they may
-eside. ~ not to srsy claim ent or upon any
rsver II att rney, transfer, or assignment
~ir-t-veE-
SIC ; sal 10 i further 30 I'D. Tat any
c;.ref r. cles of any tiAS scutive depart
--slt. oi The ssrnai,at who sasll be lawfully
Cstai-i - vrSt5s,e iTaI.s. or att=nip To 'it,-
s.er;l IN tsia government, any ITrFEul iity or
:atscs.yy.i-.rf Il eny officer agent - The United
st.tes. -han have power 10 asIniuisie, ouris T.
at, iay> taken tie eo1 Sc Il any siIci. lave IL
re n Fn.i lie i: further lvei. hat the
tse4 allowed bv lv 10 attorneys or agent shall
- r--srscd by tie SAY dr ,Eist ~ sand Felfsi''n
ssort aI.! f.s.i 90 sail aEr.t g "itsrney when
CIV Ssh ts 'ro One Tor services rruiiered n pre-
c ring such tuuuty or b u..iies, shi hot other
sp-rov d. srr.; 70. $50
Ebic ls4sa.ur l.T.-Nc- r.
Jaat F-o ~ ga -. Ia- .zin- the trfH-f'r Ct cor
sain 4 PSF prf.-i. r tcrel. re made
z e ..s .iysI ~ .= : r.te sud i.sJi>a II Rep
r.ssrtp:iv-s ii TIRE Grir-i ststes e america ~
Gen ,iss as-. nh ell. htt tie seer. lay al tie
rcl~sl-, -. sni he : hereby. auth'Ii1e att d.
s.-.ei ID cu~s. the ssi.I,t ~ -riE; custIld
dsinls he trsusi-tT.i fF'1i ii- siip'oI. faiicn
~ -, n fir ,.r pa IL iHi.nl, ntsinel a
.t,src. esi 81 =. An sCr n.-5It : aprrQfr aTiarls
r.. Ii1y legislative, tx c'ltive. aud Jndet j *
r. rss- II si;e g,svsrHssi,t f tue year en- ing
ure tI.frfies. EIGHTEEN urarei and sixty ure. -
.--.r5.s or The twentieth of JAY, eight en- bum
~ aud -jxty--i-hf ia q Of the spnrorriatios
,...tls-t ~ the act To- sIe follow in: rur-
- ana j, the following prupnrtion-- 10 wit:
-. clnti, gent expenses Of the ofite Of en-
(. ~.saI Printer ti.ree ihersar.i d. liars.
tne public printing. seyen'y-sye iscosaiai
d.. Av.il 10. Isec.
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fPublic Reso iutiun- No 4
Resolution in r-satiUn to Lighthouses {

Resolution in rsatiVn to lighthouses on the
cuasf Of oregon.
Resolved by the Sen tie aud House If Represen
tasiTes of the I'm ted state, OF America c.,
sre-s assembled. That he erection of the light
house at AqHi N, bay. and If other light iiousrs
or the col>t 4 OREGON for winch appr'pi i.rons
have been ~ he made. shall not be elayed
for want Of the iisent Of the legislature of the
State the pu CHI IF the site sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March IS. 1869.
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Ifubl;c Re-oiurinn-No. =

pproved, March IS. 1869.
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VI delivery.
Fesn!y.d hy the enate ad llon-e Of Reprrfen-
tariy-s f the UiIed states of Am RIGA il: Con
OF. =. assemtie,l ih,t San Di-gc, 81 forTia lie
and is hereby, created np"rt f delivery ia the
Gust ms cotIerti n district # all Francisco and
hat he deputy collector oi that part receive the
same salar, other deputy collectors u the DIS
trict-
Approved, April 10. 1SG9.
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SCHNEIDER AGAINST THE WORLD

We are informed that on Tuesday Afternoon,
December lIth. lsdo Schneider stage and a train
Of cars we're AZ the Mound House at the same time,
both camiag 70 Carson. and that Schneider beat
the cars CON ing 70 Carson BY about three fourths
of N hour. dl62W
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
rassel at the First Session of the Forty.
First Congress.
fPublic Resolution-No. 81

4 RESOLUTION relative to Consular fees.
Resolved by the Sc ate and House If Eepresen-
t1.iyes .: the United States # America in Con
gress assembled, That section three of chapter
two hurd. cd and thrt y-: hrer # the public acts
Of tho thirty- meth C ngress, approved July
,~enty five eighteen hunhrri and -ixty-six, be,
and IS her. BY declared to take effect FROM anu
alter JANUARY fl st, eighteen hundred and sky
ssreo Ami al fees VIII oh have been piid INTO
the treasury in n,diance to the provision OF >ind
section AMI which acc. uei prior TO sad firsI d ~
If Jannars. eli hteeu huu,ired and sky seven
So.u Dc rcf.4rsIed p,it f consular receipts
Approved, March 25, 1869
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-18
TO MlLLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE At THE GOLD
w Hill News Once bali ton OF superior
sss Hosns 1Sf wSr .s e .o e r.
daeed ph.vI f6r sash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-18
DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water-Cure,
es7 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
SAN FRANCISCO.

THIS is THE ONLY REGULAR WATER.
CURE In san FIanciico. and by far tho most
extensive and complete lIygicnic Institute on
the Pacific CoaEt. And We oner to hipitters,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, Farn.
ers, and al worthy per,ons who desire 70 Wy
lcinc, the ho.piialitics OF our hyRienic Home
and Cure. Young men who have become dilSp-
idated or lost their health by excessive toll ex.
p0surc, or eucrvntipg habits contracted through
Ignorance OF physical laws, may with us End
means that win rertors them TO health, than
elsew here In California.
Pbrrno. Examinations aud Consultations In
regard to Health. Free, from 10 A. \. toSP.h.
We have the Electro, Russian, Turkish and
Baths for Ladies' ard Gentlemen. from Q 10 q,
aud on Sundays from IA. n. to1r. ~.
Great RedueiIen In Prices.
We now giyo patients four weeks Hygienic
Medical Treatment, with Board and h0om, Tor
with Room, from q to go. Medical Bathr,
from 90 cents to 81 each; u for SO: 20 for SO.
We have n separate Medical Department
for Ladies', which 10 attended by Thoroughly
competent woman; while the private residence
Of Dr. Smith, which IL connected with the
Home. 10 chiefly devoted TO the accommodation
Of Ladies' desiring Hygicnic treatment.
There 10 not one female invalid In twenty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseases peculiar TO their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED BY spending ffon
four TO six weeks at our Home. This rtitemen.
wo make In eonnderce, and from our experience
end observation OF the last twenty years, and
from tho many who have been trtaicd at cur
Home and elsewhere. We have yet TO learn Of
q single regret from husband or wife of time or
means they have expended In Hygienic Mediea.
tion. II the females OF this State could be made
A. - Ol ~ ~ fy
gienic Institute over the system OF poisonsus Z
drug. taking, VIC could not accommodate ono In
twenty who would claim our hospitalltief.
febl.lm
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A. N. TOWEE, Gcnl Supt.
It. a, GOODMAN; ,:,Se,f Sen,i Pa''E'r Agent
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uAyING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
IL Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to acll all articles In my
line as cheap as any r.an on Tho Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-18

m WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND "a
lam prepared to meet the oneuiyi Z
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-08-13
a Lost Child.

The following communication will
prove vitality interesting should it for
tunately reach the parties most concern
ed:
To the Editor Of the N. 0. Times -
About the close of the late war my
brother, Geo. w. Moreland. found a
small boy some four to six years old in
the city of Madison, Ind. He had been
brought there by the Federal army and
left with some parties, or he got him di-
rect from the army stationed there; |
cannot say which, The boy is of deli
cate frame, light hair, gray or blue eyes,
fair complexion, NO peculiar marks
about his person, ard goes by the name
of Willie. have ssen him at my bro
theirs house a number of times and con-
versed with him. He told me that he
thou ght he had been raised in city,
they were only his impressions. He is
q very interesting little fellow, and de-
sires much to find his parents if living.
I think he is between ten aad twelve
years old. He supposed that in the evac-
uation of some of the Southern cities
during the war he had accidentally
strayed into the Federal lines, and had
been taken to Madison. / write this in
the hope that it may reach the eye of the
child's parents or some relative. For
full particulars address line to George
w. Moreland, Milton, Trimble county,
Ky, or to the undersigned, at New Or
leans, La. All Southern papers please
copy. W. MoRELAND,
173 Girod street.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-08-13

THERE IS NO WAR AFTER DEATH.''-
Such was the magnanimous reply of the
Prussian Ambassador to an invitation
to attend the funeral of the French di-
plomatic representative in Washin gton
yesterday. The sentiment was worthy
Of a great soul, and We honor the man
that uttered it. God grant that the in
spiration may strike home in some of the
baser American hearts about Washing
ten which have delighted in pursuing
the dead and heaping indignity on their
graves. We commend it especially to
the savage head of the Army of the Re-
public, and bid him learn from this stran-
ger Of a foreign land now engaged in
deadly strife, the sentiments and Gus
toms of civilized age. Baron Gerolt's
humanity can drop a sprig upon the
grave of his country's enemy in the
midst of war; yet. five long years after
its din has been hushed in this profess
sedly christian land, flower from the
hand of kindred and friends is refused
to the resting place of the Confederate
dead We thank the Baron for his re-
buke, and commend the lesson to ALL
Sarannah RepubkcaR.
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To the Democratic aRd Conservative 70
In view of the Convention to be held
in New Orleans on the second Monday
of September next, and the great inter-
ests involved in the November election,
the Democratic State Central Committee
deem it incumbent on them to set forth
to the people the political condition of
the State, and to call earnestly upon ev-
cry conservative voter to aid in redeem
ing it from the hands of the corrupt men
who have ruled It since 1867. b
The hour is ausricious; the future is
fall of promise. We have but to unite,
organize and march to victory. Other
States have set us the example. North.
South, East and Westthe follies and cri-
mes of the Radical party have not only
awakened the people to sense of dan
ger, but filled their hearts with the spirit
Of retribntive Justice towards those who
have made merchandise Of their 10y atty,
and betrayed their trusts. Dishonesty
and incompetency have controlled and
perverted national affairs until those
words have become but convertible terms
for the very name Of the Republican par.
~. 1 and Eev-York has snoken throu oh
~; x;.sorv ~ of more than $1,000 majority
mot that rad;caiism must be, but is over.
thrown. =
Whilst it Is not our purpose to dwell
upon national politics, it may be well tt
note the unmistakable evidences OF dis
satisfnction manifested in every section
aeninss the present Federal Administra
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-08-13
THOS. FITZWILLIAM.

The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany being Home Institution. it should be pre-
lerred by citizens of the South for many reasons
We will, however, enumcrate only two or three
|. The money invested in it is retained at home
where it assists in promoting Western and South
ern trade and commerce. in building up towns
and cities. in developing rich mineral and
agricultural resources. in building great lines
of railroad, and in cultivating our boundless
prairies For these reasons Southern and West
ern men should insure in it, ---.---7-7-
:. As its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail. it can grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
ern Company. For this reason all persons desir
ing to make certain and safe provision for their
families, should insure in it.
3. Its Local Beard of Louisiana Directors being
composed of men If high standing in the COM
munty, is o sufficient guarantee that widows
and orphans will be protected in their rights,
when policies issued by this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise This feature 10 Pc
culiar to this company tno other institution BE-
yond the limits Of the State having local board
| and is, therefore, worthy of the highest consid-
Grafton.
All kinds of Life Policies are issued by this
Company, and non -forfeiting after An annual
payment.
This Company makes NO charge fer policy, fee
or stamps.
The Louisiana Branch Office ia at No. 50
| Carondelet street, New Orleans
B. B. SHINES,
~ = -
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,ss-Daggers and Sealawags.

ras.a are generic terms and none 9TH
80 he found or coined that will de-
g.. more closely the true character Of
So "a whom they are applied, and who
ssse BY their obnoxious and disreputa-
y" ssnsse made the terms historic. Car
s...bagsaf and scalawag have been made
- all that is odious and dispisable
y ssl;tiea. Those to whom they are ap-
"a ars thereby understood to be polit-
IL; awrsnaries, whose services can be
- BY the party or faction that
- -. or offers the greatest immu-
~ ffum the penalties that are awarded
sssains. THIS being the case, no one
s.s ehisct to these eesms because they
80 made too general in their apph-
~ a.s;ss Now, it is weal known that these
80 s.sss arc only applied in a political
- A man who came here during or
- a. War, and became a citizen, in
- ~ - Engaged in nm honorable call
ssTssta 4 eaTpet-bagger the term is
- y saolicahle to him. But the man
-. ssne Mere as a camp-follower, with
= visw 70 picking up what might by
sssaee I'M found lying around loose b;
~ tusssd his attention to poiitics 30
- q epeaee ended his peculiar occupa-
~ nhe took advantage of the anom-
Slaas eandition of things consequent up
= - vithdrawal Of an army of inya-
- ss feise himself into power, and
- sses the power thus acquired to op-
- and plander an already dishear-
80 and Impoverished people, is CAR
,rs.aAeeER. AHd it is right and prop
= taat this cognomen should be brand
a anaa him In indelible character, so
iAatke may be known Of all men, and
4 eaistnanished from the high minded
saahsnorahle einigrants who come to
tkseonth with o yiew to making this
Aass-Sature abiding place and aid in
tullaing pp its waste places and restor-
~ n aeatly impaired prosperity.
,5SnAEAwAG 10 o new term for renegade,
NH aoea mot apply generally to all
Win men who lived in the South previ-
- Is the war. and whe remained true
sa1stesdfast adherents to the cause OF
tke Union-who declined to give ''ald
spja csmfoft to the cause of secession. 1t
Eoaay applied to those 'sold settlerss
Va tEsre Confederates when it was
yas6tahle to be 20, but became intensely
hyefas soon % they discovered that
III eeald better their condition by ex-
ekSaes of ffunts-to those who, as pro-
faee1 COafederates, were elamorous for
hsvegy life blood of all who dared ex-
psss Oh opinion that savored of oppo-
sdsea 90 aeeession-e0 those who were